The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
"BOBS' AIDSINPOL|TICS
Salisbury Government Relies
on His Proves For Votes.
ELECTION COMING SOON
MRS. MAVERICKS FRIENDS RE
NEW ACTIVITY AND HOPE.

Copyright, 1900, by the Associated Press }
London, Sept Pending the dis
covery of the diplomatists as to how
t. best wash their hands of the Chi
ucse embarrassment, public interest is
Eomentarily diverted TO the nations
private affairs. and the yyearisome war
in South Africa, the outbreak of the
bubouic plague in Glasgow. the wiz
spread disturbances and disaffectfon in
railway circles and the dissolution Of
parliament are all receiving much at
teution. II is considered evident, from
the speech of the Rt. Hon. William St
John Frederick, under secretary of
state for foreign affairs, made on We'd
nesday. that the government considers
the end of the war close enough to the
horizon to justify looking beyond 1t
and preparing for a general election
Therefore, an authoritative pronounce
Hent on the subject of the di~=OIution
If parliament is expected at y early
date. Whether Mr.. Frederick % antici-
patton that Lord Roberts present
movement Will have a decisive bear
ing upon the length of the war is jus-
titled or not remains for the present
g. matter Of conjecture but there is no
installing the intention of the govern
ment to utilize any appreciable mill
tary success and ride into office again
on the back of 'BObS' who il is OK
pected. if all goes well, will be able
To return in October and take up the
duties of commander in chief. and. in
cidentaliy. TO aid in the election.
Reason For Praising Butler.
LorJ Roberts emphatic commenta-
ton of General Buffers strategy at
Aiachadodorp looks suspiciOusly like a
desire to restore public confidence Dre-
nara tory q the dauoIntiOD
ture conduct of the campaign upon the
shoulders upon which it originally
rested. In connection with the ultimate
settlement of Transvaal matters. re-
cent arrivals from South Africa think
II possible that the services Of United
States Consul Adelbert Hay might be
utilized
Young Hay has managed to please
b"th the Beers and the English" said
Louis de Nilliers. a kinsman of the
Cane Colony chief justice. who has
lately arrived. to a representative of
the Associated Press. when Hay
arrived at Pretoria, public opinion had
been made difficult for him by stories
OF his English sympathfes. The Boer
feeling was so intense that statements
that he was no better than an English
SOY were readily believed but he be
haved with such quiet and good sense
nat he speedily got the respect of the
BOer official class. while he did not
part with his original opinion that the
-Sritons. in the main. were right i'm the
war An American lazy of the keen
ISL BOer SympaJhieS added TO Mr.. HAYS
lrst perDleXities by making a regular
'ampalgn to win him to the BOer side.
Failing in this. she gossiped freely OF
his alleged prO-BTitiSh purposes. but
ne outlived all this. was helpful to the
British prisoners and lately. under
British supremacy. has interposed
more than once in the interest of the
Beers
Renewed Work For Mrs. Maybrick
a tangible result OF the recent visit
To- Mrs Florence Maybrick at Ayles-
bury prison of DR.. Clark Bell of New
York. the prisoners counsel. and
of the Associated Press
VAS the discovery of a hitherto un-
known letter from the late Baron Rus
sell of Killowen. lord chief justice of
England, to Mrs. Maybrick. reaffirm-
nE his belief in bis clients innocence
md vigorously declaring his convic-
ion that she had been unfairly con-
iemned. This letter has since been
made the basis for a new memorial.
praying for Mrs. Maybrick's release.
Nd so strong is Mr. Bells belief in the
orCe of this document that a copy Of
Z has been sent personally to Sir
Matthew White Ridley. the secretary
If state for the home department. at
.ccompanied by the request that he
give it his earliest consideration. DR..
Bell started for the continent today.
more than satisfied with the effects of
rs visit to England. He has not only
ucCeeded in seeing his client for the
irst time since her Incarceration. but
las since secured for Mrs. Naybrick
IN interview with her mother (BarOn-
-S De RoQues). The discovery of the
tuSsel letter is regarded as important.
''f because many people doubted his
"uorritv. but because it is couched in
UGH terms as to preclude any ques-
'nu Of his belief that she was unfairly
rl-d. Mrs. MaybTick'S friends say
Dr. Clark Bell feels the mysterious in
IHeuce of opposition somewhere. which
l.naers a successful result. The late
'Ir Hayard evidently felt this when
'" declared the case had reached the
.Ht of diplomacy and subsequent am
'~-adorS also met it. But many re-
-ni r'idenceS Of leniency toward the
..-.1.r incline her friends to believe
... ."r incarceration will not be pro-
Americans Coming Home.
.1" outflow of home bound Ameri- /
...~ .HlS week is limited by the ca pa
~ '. iAr 81 Louis and EtTUTia. The /
..'h'' takes an interesting list Of (
'---uGrrS. including Mr.. and Mrs.
I"'H Gould Mr. and Mrs. WAYNE (
~ .. eaSE, Justice Cray. DR.. Schrady,
-A ana Mrs. W. =. Elkins of Phila- /
A.. PIMA and Sousa's band, which has |
( -. Us, 'Impleted "a continental tour.
:. "a mas been i'm London this week.
L. - .SIS-'a The temptation to DJav N
- anu as ne expects 10 return hero
-. [''''.'n' when he will proba blv an
.,.,.i.:,',,z, inc Glasgow International ax-
The band" said soyss .-aar,oz
SuLtJ as popular at Frankrrr+ C0Ior,v,C
anu Berlin as at Paris t,,ari. ~
SIC IS always most Welcome n T. ~ lliL-
my interpretations of Vac. iio -,5 II
ENTHUSIASTICALLY received i'm Ca,,,,....
BRASS band that can accc,,,r. llIs'i NY
= t"IlH 500 is an unknown tbing -,
- "l,e' where attempts to use Y,iIj
laIN nands TO play concert music 5,.o
HVI always pleasing. such an ins+-+,
-'shI as the saNa hone is UnLxno,,,,, -
Tefhlahy and the vast numbar. Of -. a
Nhl-h secure the violin effects Of 80 -
oand are an innovation which ~
Drised many" "'i-'H sur
NedfiE every continental cfry b,..
presented Sousa with a civic aae -
idhkIorJ sent delegation to T.ordo,
thursday, 10 present him ra-,r-.-.1tl,
'lth a magnificent banner from, -
ii mat
Theatrical Season Opens.
The autumn theatrical eaaso,
ready opened, under more bonefII
usplces. Inc rival Nell Gvvnnes arc
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