The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02


/ be able 10 accomplish much The police
force should 5e similar 10 the irish
[ cOnstabulary. only al the nen VIII be
mounted When that body is organized
/ believe a change VIII quickly come
over the situation"
Have Faith II Kitchener.
/ The Canadian officers who returned
here from South Africa this week ex-
pressed no surprise at the renewal OF
/ Boer successes They only wondered
/ that they had not been greater. The
I Canadians, however. are unanimous III
/ expressing the belief that General
! Kitchener is the right man TO deal with
| the form of opposition now faced b.
the British in South Africa. Hardly
any of the returning officers expressed
I criticism of Lord Roberts, even in the
+ face of recent reverses- The general
/ feeling towards the field marshal IS
well put by the sun of this city. II
/ says
Lord Roberts IS a brilliant, dashing
Z soldier and has displayed cOnsummate
ability. But, after all. we fear ne IS
+ too much of a humanitarian for the
! work now to be done. Once Kitchener
/ gets to work on the Beers, nothing VIII
( stop him.
FiIipinos More Active.
There is a. noticeable incurs a Of
1 Fufpin0s INFO London and Pari The
/ report subsequently, denied, that
{ AgoncilIO. Agumdld0's agent in Europe,
+ was contemplating going to HonSkonS
/ 10 Teorganize there the Filipino trans
I port and resupply the FilipinO5 with
munitions of war has given rise to the
/ belief that the FilipinOs in Europe are
/ contemplating q new campaign y
| represe ntative OF the Associated Press
has interviewed one Of the most prolGi-
) nent members of the European Juota
I who has just returned from Paris and
] Madrid. He said
we are planning no new campaign
There is no reason why Agoncllio
i should go to HonE1ong to give the
/ FilipinOS a further supply OF NUM-
/ lions of war The fact that AgOnciliO
has Just leased a home in Paris shows
he intends to remain there and watch
events. The reports OF our committees
at Kobe, Yokohama, Macao, BATAVIA,
HOngkong and Bankok show they are
all working we'll This is also evidenced
by the fact that 10000 rifles were
struggled into Manila last month
The war is no nearer an end than
/ ever. The Filipino resources are sun
great as can be judged by the fact that
/ AguinaIdO is continuing to keep and
feed 5000 Spanish prisoners.
I'VE are deeply disappointed at the
reelection If AIT- Mckinney Although
our agents in the United States never
led US to believe MIR Bryan Woulc
actively help us, yet we relied on the
strength OF the antl-lmperldilSJS m the
United States. We are still anxious TO
come to an understanding and there
are indications that Mr. Mckinney
faVors compromise 1t Is clear LhaE
Judge Taft goes beyond his instTuc-
lions and that Mr.. Mckinley is pre-
/ pared to give greater concessions than
Judge Taft 1t Is true that a large
number of FiipinOs are focSing 10
European countries. At least sixty are
now in London. but not with the idea
! of q renewed propaganda The Junta
is content to await till The Americans
/ are tired of losing officers and men by
deaths from sickness. We hope and
/ believe better times are in store
Choate on the Long cared"
Joseph II. Choate the United states
/ ambassador. Thursday evening. at the
4 Thanksgiving dinner given at the
/ Hotel Cecil under the auspices Of the
American society in London referred
loosely to long cared reporters
which has evidently not been consider
l ed by the English press to be as
/ humorous as intended, for the papers
I ] dismiss the speech with a few lines
Fhe Pail Mall Gazette says.
Mr. ChOate was naturally jubilant
/ last night. as Americans always are OF
/ Thanksgiving day. There is no false
b { mOdesty about them. They have mol
written their occasional yet and II
/ any poet were to OblISe them with one
Z unasked they would promptly put II II
/ / the ire A great people, d young PEG
/ pie an expanding people, a people thai
can lick creatiOn-thats the sort OF
people TO enjoy heartily Thanksgiving
d day"
Murder by "HOo1igans-"
The recent increased activity of the
police here against "HOOliganism' III
Whitechapel has been speedily followed
by g. revengefuI murder. Early TO-DAY
| Constable Thompson attempted to dis
perSe a band of ''HOOligans' when one
{ of the latter turned and stabbed hin
to death. Thompson was closely con
{ nected with the search for the prepe-
{ traitors of the Jack the Ripper
Another band OF armed "Hooligans'
! shot a woman in the Lime house dis
{ trict last night and a number of Othe1
assaults of these rowdies have beer
I chrOnicled.
, Inhabitants of the east end of Lon
I don are becoming panic stricken BY tn'
5 frequency of the Outrages-
Churchmen in a Riot.
There was an extraordinary inciden
! in Whiting bay, ArTan, yesterday even
ing connected with tn recent union O
the Scottish churches. A number O.
/ antI-E-ni0nists attempted to fOrCibl7
I take possession of the local free churcl
and the officials barricaded the doors
Whereupon the besegers stOTmed tn
1 church and tried to force an entrance
% by way of the roof They then brok
? + through a window, compelling the de
o. tenders of the edihce to retire at tn
. point of a revolver
e In the forthcoming legal proceeding
q by the remnant of the free churcher
s opposing the union there viii be 200
] defendants. iuClu ling all the assembly
men and trustees of the United Ere
2 church.
a--rss
e . which sailed from Liverpool for New
n York today has on board HaddOl
5 Chambers. the dramatist, and Minister
h . Churchill. who is to lecture IN America