Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
,,i,. Of His Goodness After Being
Shot at in Brussels
,rgry AND LADY ROBERTS,
,,o0 70 Remodel British Will
s,.tom- Dispute over Aus
uallan Constitution
rr,rly Dispatched

g.snni a thrill that has not YET ps ,'.i
Lls.' Ds,csd by the Instant knowledge
gu" ss nrIncs Of Wales was unframed
ul' ~. .be arst time the prince has
80 attacked. though the ASSASSINATION
~ oyesn has been attempted hYe
'....-by oxford. in 1870; by Francis
y. rp. By Bean, in the same year. oy
w.-.l,op IN isl9, and by MaeLean' at
n In 1852. The life Of no mon
..s IN Europe has been IN danger so
81 dimes as has that Of Queen Vic
,,-I' though. with the exception OF
r 49, william, the hereditary ruler
=, every principal country has had at
~, one experience with an assassin
WALES HAS COURAGE
nh. ,ripeo OF Wales cool and gentle
lu' when he emerged from the
o-.,se M the gunpowder aud requested
- vbo had laid hands upon slpido
wy, treat him harshly Is admired Inn
,.slv In perfect composure the
80 ,sturned 60 his carriage and sat
..-, "a a game OF nap with the gentle
attending him. He displayed SINH
u, sI lwnssslveness In the south Of France
III lime Of the terrible earthquake
s.ysrsl years ago. He was asleep Wheh
M shock was first felt, but was aWsk.
ma Al once and warned 20 escape, but
NJ rshlsed 10 be deprived OF his rest by
=, rival a thing as an earthquake. II
4. az such British qualities as these
~, ne prince is admired, as well as
M HE uniform good fellowship In So
M attempt upon the prince has
,,'sss IN stll clearer relief Ireland's
sfyalrous reception Of the queen
QUEEN AND LADY ROBERTS.
.member OF parliament tells a charm
l1g story Of the queen and Lady koo,
ers When Lady Roberts visited
Windsor. O few days before she sailed
tr he Cape. the queen handed her
small parcel, saying. Here Is some
tSrg Ihaye tied up with my own hands
md that / beg you Will not open TIL
sou get home $500,
faly Roberts found that the parcel
Contained the Victoria Cross won by
hen DEAD son by his gallantry at
Colsns0
WANTS TO REMODEL THE ARMY
NJ Geo Wyndham, parliamentary
u13er-eTelary Of war, appeared in the
t3Bs o. commons this week with the
back numbers OK several magazines
emmlnlg articles about West Point
ana with papers concerning the United
safes system OF providing for officers.
Re mad from these at intervals during
De sitting, looking for suggestions re-
earlng the pay Of British officers Mr..
WUiham Is thoroughly awakened TO
DE need Of making the profession OF
arms possible 20 poor men. Every one
hse knows that either the army or the
navy Mbalterns must have from sow
% 1850 yearly outside OF their pay,
which Is scarcely more than enough 70
pay their mess bills The vice chan
celoi Of Cambridge, when inviting APP
yicatlons FOR commissions the other
day. said the candidates would have
% show that they possessed means
enough to enable them to hold commits
slis and the head master Of Harrow
recently wrote THE army Is the pro-
isS0n Of rich men,"
M Wyndham. who has had the cour-
age 20 express IN the house Of commons
hs feeling that something is wrong, Is
working out a plan 10 make Il possible
tlf subalterns 10 live on their pay.
Army men are divided into factions on
lha subject
A REBEL, NOT A BOER.
Nr Joseph ! Tarte, the Canadian
Minister Of public works. who, while IN
london this week addressed the coloni-
section Of the society Of arts on the
subject Of "French-Canadians under
British Rule. met Dr. Leyds the diplo-
hallc agent Of the Transvaal Republic,
saturday last az the reception OF NJ.
Dscasse The French minister Of for
gsn affairs 10 Paris. They had a
n,lg lalk My dear Dr. Leyds," said
Ai Ialte In effect Il am the son Of a
isDsL NY father rose with Papineau
1s4nsl British rule. You will Of
yS.lse be beaten. You viii be crushed,
"l' aont you accept the Inevitable
. on. ENJOY 10? Enjoy the freedom OF
s.. own Institutions under the British
d. Leyds. reply is not known.
LONDON AND THIEVES.
london Is. apparently. to be denuded
~ lne next few months OF certain
Ivy or less distinguished personages,
~, IN as confidence men and Jewel
sI.sies' Tor this class Of criminals are
'.aslhg themselves to Paris.
- computed by a Scotland Yard
"a. - mat Two hundred detectives are
ssssu az the Channel ports OF Eng
, ,--e Aha France In watching this nil
s'l'on OF thieves.
AUSTRALIAN DEADLOCK.
IN. ,le Australian commonwealth dele.
f fe'vs ana lhe imperial government. as
e-s,eseuled by the law officers OF the
dsssiA are. after prolonged discussions.
trsls, over this clause Of the Aus
shou constitution that no appeal
rolrt permitted In any matter in
sitr,'S. 'he Interpretation OF this con
Ftats on OF the constitution OF
F5s,. uAIt|s the public interests OF
OH, ta't g her majestys domlnlons
Az. i- man NE commonwealth or a state
ny, MOVED. yhe government holds
eIsT.-ue clause blings a wholly new
III v.,. Alo imperlel affairs and thar
fe6sr.ii', pivot Of 4 possible future
regns@ ','eh would ceaee 20 exist with
The Az. !" Australia. The mission of
ACCOM-. sates is 10 get Che constitution
chsrri. as u stands. as ANYTHING
on ~, .s t would have Ia he voted ~
cusgI,,' u. y. australian people. The ais.
ther bro, eelle 10 point where no fur
On Tbe.ss55ess could be made THIS was
cabling ,1'y The delegates are now
struct',. w their governments for IN.
over ~ s,o Propositions FOR getting
alton e'ueuliy are under consider
ranesmsn, rs a supplementary an.
Try. afier provided The British minis
cline ~ llliher reflection, should de-.
CoLoNisrs" OBJECTIONABLE.
vs ~ Arnold White. the author IN ,,,.
poets M, ,''''iliy, asks the assistance OF
isfs ~ iaa OK Imagination ana mas
% repisc- Ns ltse+ Ia devislng a term
q Co., eolonlsts" as a descrlntion
Africa Australians and South
Ar' White points out thai