Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-04

..,.rHuU.. ana lie Hi'N" '''r
So .-s. .reans with difficulty suppress
r,.rncss Of Disappointment.
-s. Inspired Journals say that it was
.',,rvs desire to intimate definitely
", ,,r Krugers visit would NOT De
,',r.. and therefore the tact that he
....l to comply with the strict etl-
cum fls German court and dee
2 asrIng Emperor William for an
-.,. until hc had reached the
German frontier was eagerly
,I55 Isl a reason for denying him
W.l AN audience
WAS NOT WELCOME.
g.. ssmi-onicial Cologne Gazette puts
I',.f..r as follows. "The question
,.bsther Emperor William would
.rra NM Krger's visit must Doe an
Wei with qualification in the Mega
| rbe reason why such visit just
wv s9rnot Doe welcomed Is plain, for
a. Kreer intends the requested audi
s -of only as q mere act OF polite
Inn as an occasion for receiving
l-'o. nj personal sympathy Further
. ba Ks prosecuting at the same
.i-.. ,ptspoteu political aims, ana de-
s An induce the rulers of those states
"tI,b bq visits TO abandon the strict
r',tralitv they have hitherto found
..ss5n t5 maintain In the war between
crsst britain and the TransyaaL The
r.si0fauance of strict neutrality how
...r aeaorls with Germany's Interests
,g8 n would DE a serious political err
,,r lfa mere suspicion was created that
o., Nh Kruger's wish this neutrality
should be no longer maintained
AT COLOGNE.
,r- Krugers reception at Cologne
yas exceedingly enthusiastic as far as
M. citizens were concerned. They had
rraras5 a torchlight procession and
i.rarades but the police forbade them
t.b His dispatches 20 Count Won Bue-
JAM me imperial chancellor, and TO the
tsaAs of the German states were left
unanswered
There Is mo- doubt that as late as SAT-
r,57v foreign office officials contcm-
mated that Mr.. Kruger would be re-
fa.gsl IN Berlin tomorrow. Emperor
William and Count Won BuelOW must
have raconsilered the original plan. IL
Is suggested that as Mr.. Krugers IN
'aruau TO come to Berlin was mOoted
IN France, the kaiser and his advisers
may have suspected a trap.
Hsu Won Tschinshky, German minis
tar az Luxembourg, under Emperor
Williams instructions. personally
thanked Mr.. Kruger for the telegram
so he kaiser and Mr.. Kruger when
thanking the envoy. said Il invoke
Gods blessing upon that august per-
scrare
Diplomats generally regard Mr., Kru-
rars mission as frustrated and II Is
um0red Gemany's action was OF great
political importance as denotIng n new
era I'm me relations between Germany
s1i Great Britain. on the other hand
he governments attitude IS certainly
condemned by a large portion Of the
nation. and there can be no question
that vast majority of the representa-
t,n journals throughout the empire re-
main pro- Kruger. Yesterday even the
court PREACHER DR. Kritinger IN the
new cathedral delivered a discourse
dlai with sentiments strongly favoring
the Boer cause.
ENGLISH PRESS COMMENTS.
London, Dec. 4.-The English press
continues 20 discuss Mir Kruger's let
Ger OF dismissal from Berlin. but re-
Trains from saying what is In every
ones mouth namely, that the German
emperor owed England this act OF rep.
arati0n for his indiscretion five years
ago 90 telegaphing a letter Of con-
gatu.at0n 20 Pretoria after the Jane
Son raid Il has been one Of the COM
mo1ast comments among Egllshmen
TIA. the expectation of European inter-
'enu1n inspired by that dispatch was
one Of the main causes OF the South
African war The German emperor has
made fun amends throwing a bucket
OF cold water upon Mr. Kruger's mis-
sion There are suspicious entertained
10 diplomatic circles that the French
government baited Kruger with the
suggestion that II would follow the
ea1 0' The German emperor n he could
PC induced 10 Intervene but there Is no
Niert proof 0f this theory What IS
more 10 ths point Is the obligation in
CURED by the foreign office here To fol-
%" Germanys lead in Chinese affairs
"h.A ihe emperor has shown himself so
u~Il an ally This might be a seri-
ol' obstacle tp Chinese settlement n
N. covers We're not already divided
-h' Germany disposed 20 make couces-
gums io' The sake OF restoring har-
n.onN Eng'lnIs obligations 10 the
."I'.oF Tor timely services during the
war IN South Africa are so manifest
gt-l ne VIII Doe In a position 10 claim
shan Tung after due consultation with
guy ~ accordance with the third
''''.' oi The recent agreement.
HOW RECEIVED IN PARIS.
[ar.s Dee. emperor Williams
l,s'am 90 Mr. Kruger refusing 20 re-
,t. nun. continues to De the chief
~. oi comment In the French
~ me afternoon newspapers strike
Il.' % sadness They say they see
90 .s mal'cty.s action the shattering
~, reputation for chivalry The
r,l aHi Journal des Debates explain
I. williams message by the
..s.'-'ormon understanding on Afri-
Gan Questions
~. Temps says THE emperor's
t.hs That he could not receive Mr..
r..,. on account Of his posltlon al
'' Iahen. is very clehr Every one
," 'anes That the emperor. IL not
,l-''F iuIh'.ng one Of the clausas OF
s., cent AneIo-G accord IS in
M ey me spirit thereof In declining
receive Mr. Kruger Neither he
o,s..' IONS of Count Won Buelow nor
~ ,l nave concealed from the ewes
ts.-., world that the emperor has
sr. nus policy In favor Of ENGLAND
n. O' sent hs famous dlgpqtch ON
,r N's.n RAID Mr.. Krurar's adj
ut neither saw nor foresayy any,
t. and they exposed Mr.. Krurer 10
Tt,- .al eheei, Doc has lust oyperisnred
ve ,ehaps. is not the aru lad nd.
Il,y gave him. which ovrlotrs
"Sny things I'm the past ''''''''
ni us ,Guyot In the steele comnares
liz, Nv 'tlae OF Emperor William with
form -, y, rance 20 the advantage OF tho
wlsb.5 ile says Emperor william
has r,, 20 show that his government
least .ri,.,'. rendered It's power 10 the
''s'''l'ea classes, and minated