Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

! by scenes OF enthusiasm over the ar
! rival OF Sir George White. Despite
what was alleged 10 be hts mistake 10
! is doubtful II any British general exc
cept Lord Roberts Is half 80 popular as
! Is the defender Of Ladysmlth. Buckles
bearing his photograph are already be-
! ing generally worn. and IN this COM
nection IL Is interesting 90 note what
] the English papers once derlded as the
! American button fad has come into
popularity In England.
The outlook relates that while Sir
! George White stood in the market
! place al Ladysmith Immediately after
! the relief of that place, while cheer
! ing throng surged around him. and as
! the COngratulatOry message of the
queen was being read QUE be said
| with emotion England is very kind TO-
me. who has lost her two regiments.
The simple pathos. readiIess to aC-
| cept blame. and pluck of % s. man have
| touched the hearts of NE people as
| deeply as if De had won q hundred bait
Ties. Moreover he Is the friend and
pupil Of the beloved idol "Bobs.'
ACTRESSES HUSBANDS KILLED
Curously enough. the same day Ser
geant Patrick CampbelIs name ape
peared ON the list OF killed in South
Africa, the husband of another actress
was numbered in the same columns.
he was Capt. Tenant who. four years
ago. married Maude MIllet. Campbell
was well known sportsman and mar
rled before his wife had any idea az
going on the stage He was Obliged 20
seek a living. wandered to- South Africa.
and secured am engagement az @ hotel
ff Rair4 Hg tuhIlh d.. gU4a Maid and faH
IN return for his daily services with
his gun and the contents OF his game
bag While thus employed bis wife
went on the London stage. made a biz
and begged her husband To- return but
he refused 10 do so until be- became I'M
dependent Finally he came back
Joined his wife and left her Co 20 once
more 20 South Africa, this time as a
sergeant Of yeomanry,
MARQUIS OF WORCESTER BORN
Young somers Somerset. the son OF
Lady Henry Somerset, who is well
known In America. has been deprived
OF his chances Of becoming duke of
Beaufort By the birth OF "a son 10 the
present holder Of that title. For years
young Somerset has been the heir APP
parent of the dukedom as hitherto the
duke OF Beaufort only had tw0 daugh-
tiers But now. for the first time 90
century and a half a marquis of Wor-
cester has been born and Somerset dur
ing the life OF this young marquis, viii
never be called his grace. Somerset
married four years ago. and has a son.
Though this unexpected marquis OF
Worcester for the duke of Beaufort Us
an old man. robs Somerset of The
chances OF a dukCdom. he comes In for
n considerable fortune upon the demise
of his father. whose marriage 90 Lady
Henry resulted in such notorious un-
happiness and disagreement. Young
Somerset is one Of the keencst motor
car experts in England.
WITH THE YACHTERs.
Designer Fife is busy making plans
for improving the Shamrock He has
had a testing tank fitted up various
models are being tried and the results
are carefully tabled 10 enable him 20
redraft the lines OF the defeated cup
challenger. II is said that Fife has "a
free hand In making any alterations he
may see IT.
Captain Sycamore, who has been re-
tanned for the command Of the Distant
Shore. though that yacht Is not likely
20 De fitted out this season, has refused
Cornelius Nanderbnts offer Co com.
mand his new j0-foOter now building no
the Heroshons, II Is said that Syca-
m0re's declinatlon is due 10 his desire
10 take part IN the important contest
TO be sailed in 1901.
STEPHEN CRANES ILLNESS.
Poor Stephen Crane. who Is lying at
Na ..F Ntuu g. H..
year been occupying one Of the oldest
houses IN England, IL Is situated IN
the loveliest part Of Sussex and Is
owned by MOreton FreWen. II Is called
Brede Place. and was built IN 1900. In
reality II is a miniature castle There.
with straw Uttered over the stoned
floors. with huge old fire places burn
ing brightly and with everything as in
the feudal times. the man who wrote
'rhe Red Badge Of Courage" has been
turning out books and magazine stories
with an industry for which few who
knew him IN his younger days gave him
credit. Though perhaps the most Amer !
lean Of all the Americans In England, !
no one In English literary circles Is |
spoken OF more lovingly and admiringly |
than the author whose career threatens |
TO end before he reaches his thirtieth |
year His wife is with him
AMERICANS IN EUROPE.
The spring inflow OF Americans has |
begun and while many Of the visitors |
are already hurryIng 20 Paris the ho- |
tells and other public resorts give ample /
evidence of the return OF the tide 81 |
American travel Not since last mid |
summer has Southampton presented @
buster appearance than on Thursday.
when the American liner ST. Paul ar
rived with a long list Of theatrical pe0-
pie and general tourists. Prominent
among the former We're Mrs Leslie car
ter. David Belasco. and Others OF the
'Zaza' company George W. Lederer
Edna May. j. sullivan and the mem-
bers Of the American Beauty COM
pany Mrs Carters FIRST visit was to
the GarriCk theater. which opens April
&c. She went 20 the theater on Thurs
day afternoon -Four rough days no sea
had developed somewhat serious
throat affection compelling Mrs Carter
to seek a specialist Immediately.