Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
GREAT BRITAIN
WILD WITH JOY.
n.eose Of Maieking and Relief Of the Long Beleaguercd
Town Arouses The Empire to High Pitch
OF Enthusiasm


,.,3on. May 49, 8 a. m-rh' DIS
me Associated Press an
me relief OF Mafeking was
inside the Mansion house last
and tha news rapidly spread
co.. .,,vd assembled and al this
n. streets are resoundins with
The war Office az o'clock
.,,.8 that no news had been re-
.p5atg.l0 the lord mayor Mr.
yewt0r ln his official robes OF
q ',,seunced the joyful news TO
4. r5rd outside. $500,
i,,l MAYOR was accompanied by
az m4voress 90 the front Of the
bouss where an immense p0r-
80 COL Badon-PoWell was DIS
bearing the inscription: MAZE
. relieved.
IN ma attendants were waving
acks the lord mayor briefly
$3.50 me assemblage, saying: Il
4 I, vsur cheers could reach Mafe-
n y. the speech was interrupted by
. ssi Efforts and singing Of Rule
4 ,-rn after which the lord mayor
.-,,gd. we never doubted what
4. nd would be, or that British pluck
= rouge would conquer al last
II rl mayor then led the crowd In
~. God Save the Queen and
. ~ Of The Queen" and with re-
cheering and the waving OF
4. hr tha assembled multitude and
srrDg OF For He's a jolly Good
he mayor and his party re-
ssl editions OF the newspapers
d aud the tlckers announced
ngs On an the public resorts. In
y WiH End leading thOroughfares
y, nDeiei by a constant stream Of
n rruIace cheering themselves !
~ ari singing God Save the
b., ana soldiers OF the Queen
VAR OFFICE Is BEHIND.
p,ofer OF the Associated Press
sl 30 the foreign Office. and the
t. clerks said nothing had yet
=, received there IN confirmation of
y rgs from Pretoria Of the relief Of
ltlrg
\ Dispatch Of the Associated Press
czing he news Of the relief OF the
-rtElged place was sent 20 the
1a o. parliament where IL created
rat deal % excitement in the press
aa and Hobbies and soon began 20
argatel among the members of
3 rgsa Of commons.
4 Thomas Chedderwick, advanced i
II la member for the Wyck district ,
A considerable excitement, said be !
ngi,o0i thgt news OF the relief Of ,
4 hhrr hg1 hlen received. Was that
d so minister made any reply. and
i,alie was continued, but the
n ll longer took any interest IN Il ,
tl members went into the Hobbies
asuH ihe great event
LONDON GOES WILD. Z
lnioas millions spent half the J
ih % the street. and even at
M ibis morning troops OF young !
N ore promenadlng singing and !
hung and there are crowds In front
ti Mansion house, Marlborough | ,
% he clubs on PAN Mall and the
.h.s an1 On Parliament square, :
4Iis Tags and Joining In the ma .
~ ANS This sustained believing /.
{. p'oar Of hundreds of thousands I,
~ ihe Engllshman who ceases for .
-.leuI 20 be am actor and becomes =
W. phIegmaUc London IS beside :
ny t'lh emotion. Gusts Of patriotism =
SO me town Quivering twice or y
~ eloIe during The war. but Moth !,
-' cutie eQualed tOnights hun. =
s.lafe miles Of almost furious y
STATIONS. 10 was a curious thing ;
.' oaio0ker % see solemn. gray
~ men toss their opera hats into "
-i ana Join 10 the hurricane OF s.
4 I. wen a Wreath-crowned banner i
ls Portrait Of Col Baden-Powell p
.e borne along Plcadlly. k
L women To- br0ughams waved I
le-H out " the windows. Con- II
lai family parties stopped al a
~ s'iuers GO take part In singing q
~. eve me Queen and Soldiers h
!. Z. queen ' Everywhere were good r,
4, ~ ~ ana astonishing roars Of hui u
'MIOI'lA Is BELIEVED. i.
. Y "a, all brought about by a twenty. Sc
l.,',tt tsiam from Pretoria. that IL
>. Ing va been relieved. Although II
eminent had not q word and
,,..r'i1 lo'hine C0udrmatory has been "
IN ~ iem amy African source ex- a
4, ',..'.'ll. nobody apparently cues.
Arthur BaIfour government
n ~. W., mouse of commons. speak, "
y, .ge- lnt government bench. late y
an sila' The only news l p
D.. M 'Vlel the courtesy OF the -
h sr, nave mo information al the ~ -.
~ ~ NOT would we have IL as ~
enrsl, -uil arrive through other n
'i,..a The fact that We have az
.l,r-,.-'.. % neither confirms nor W
b, 'Ne accuracy OF the informa. ny
y. heed hardly saw tbot we al ca
r9ssbiyD e,e good reason TO think il az
s.t- se Nyadham parliamentary W
.iafI ,,..g,aIy OF war. replying "a h'
rattlg ,N0is OF the house who had tu
gh ttI l'slted him, said: "Al- lu
E .s1.s.s soft ihmout has nothing I ni
b r..' believe the Boer buile. "
n N,rf pe tomorrow and perhaps u'
l8 81 before The government IN
.trsrs. dispatches from our militarv IN
esi snss sven If the siege were esii
,1 uss5 usys ago as the news III
fi1as hv " pc conveyed over a long 81,
iias ~. messengers on horseback. ~
q % sps0 ,.ttenly would probably be- ~
stln.cs'I,..u p llselyes OF Geographic ~
3 t,. asn-Powe,rs brother IN ron "a
~ I. received a teleeran, - ~ bu
istar t,l in Pretoria SAYING thai 81
l'a been relieved '""
!, HEATERS AROUSED
.a.s,s,r,,' liners i, IN London music halls ~ y,
rge bo. evening had little use 49,
p Uecr {5 or Tor the lines Ina ~
iltl n. aur audiences which ~,
"a, Gsrs, Alhau'm. the Empire a..
p % aft.-t oI me theaters had no az
; tri e.t.1 10 stage porformances ~
Ians,s.i,' on a b0graph scene ~ p.'
-'aiy 4, ~. pI the FIRST gllmpse NJ "a ~
! nr- naval costume on ky ~ a ma
.in7 ..,Nl 90 create Il, 49,. a'"s pil
y H.d ~ 5 WE oi The Strand the an
lts ast uil not attempt 10 read ~"
lhe rbili thing. il was of no VI
D ths fe.. laQ no interest I'M me ~,
,sia mat ! wore a military an
hsr Nf.t q
VA Ehsrs ~ lheater. at the orr
%ala' Is being played, col