Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
|1l0N SAYS THE
1 WAR IS OVER.
Beers Lately Captured 800
| Jtbe Imperial YeOmanry
|GyRING ON PROFITS
ls,n Specializing on What They Can
Mike Oul Of The TraoNaaL
[,IalNG ON PROFITS
.rr, OF LONDON EVENTS
men, Of Gladstone -Iniima-
,h,t BrlRin's Navy Il
IN Poor shape

III W.
Early Dispatched
~, Tune Special London cable
(, copyrighted, 1900, by the Asso-
/, press To all intents and pur-
me- South African war; so far
| 4. average Bhtisher is concerned
with the exception Of the
\, capture Of President Kruger
/ a. Homecoming Of Lord Roberts
~s1sar Of probabilities contains
T., Of vital interest Already
,n becoming a keen rival OF South
as the burning question Of the
The capture Of 800 members OF
-psrial yeomanry which a few
~. aeo would have thrown the
= into a Ut Of dependency, self
Nh. and furious abuse Of its own
:, = has passed comparatively un-
I, work Of stamping out the re-
for such. according 70 the
4 oolnt OF view. Is the nature OF
,-5sltIon now encountered Is too
and TOO common IN the annals
4. British army to merit the abb
4, attention hitherto bestowed on
.,an Of the sanguinary struggle
i io5gING FOR PRoFIT-MAKING.
r.t sball we DO with it2' Is far
!, me- tonic OF the hour than specula-
-nriIng the expenditure In lives
money that seem likely TO ensue be-
M pacdcation Of the Beers Is ac-
f,hed Large numbers Of inquiries
ans made In London anent the
rsts of the undevcloped crown
4 a Natal while the rich resources
y. Tnnsvaal and Orange River
81 form the basis Of frequent arti-
Bi,e many months have passed the
-.h.p companies plying 20 ana
south Africa. the companies con-
IA with the development OF that
rsn o. the globe. and others equally
rested and well-lnformed look for a
n md steady emigration Of trained
h agriculturaiists and others TO
90 which the blood Of Briton and
b q scarcely dry
4 10 COLOMBO SOUTH AFRICA.
AM he letters from the front indicate
1ItssIng desire on the part OF a
b. p.IiI0n Of the irregular and colon-
tiles % settle down In this fertile
4 won with such cost 20 themselves.
J. British high commissioner. Sir Al
n Miner. q Is. learned. Is devoting
+ whole attention TO evolving a
aina Of civil government applicable
De orange River colony and the
Iin,Uial and relying 10 no little ex-
n 90 The influence Of the British set
b % exercise IT, The commissioner
2 constant communication with the
1aaly Of state for the colonies, Mr..
h Chamberlain. who has also got
ines OF the colonial Office hard at
pa on the problem, though the keen
fl officials believe the day Is still
Gsani when the military admins
tt Tiii bg able 20 hand over the
p Of government In safety 10 the
y authorities.
NIEREsT IN COMMERCIALISM.
hu.iing the progress Of the victor
army 10 the Transvaal is tolerably
I 90 its operations In the Orange
Y colony subsequent to the capture
hfniontein this apathy towards
Aii happenings and interest in civil
commercial possibilities Is likely "a
lth a quick hold that soon the
/ seu almost be- forgotten. The con.
sley Of President kruger's stu I'M
a'ei forces scoring any victory OF
lenee over Lord Roberts is gen
" regarded as So remote as 10 be
]! worth mention. The occupation
I.'9fia according 10 the man-ln-
sweet settled the whole matter.
| PREMATURE REJoICTNGs.
view Of all the premature rejoic-
which Lord Rosslyn's incorrect
.sla.ch caused last week, Il is
-.',lag 20 note that the afistocratic
s journalist is chiefly remembered
ll'b ior hIs dlyerting appearances
'lls fafk at the period when he had
NJ. " 'ne stage TO edit Scottish Life,
s' ut,shi ot The season, al the most
.laDle hour Of the day, he was
~ % ue seen, Immediately dressed
t"rIsd. seated under a tree. os-
u,ly correcting a mass OF proof
as each one was finished he
j. ~ y WIN four pebbles and laid II
ee MN until he was surround
'l.i lails around with white slips
II. u,'ef ceased 10 be a source OF
-l.l,sement 10 the passers-by and
~, oi immense satisfaction "a
7. let when he cabled from Pre-
/ II. -,S.,sIy paper in England, including
''n's believed him Implicitly.
DARK LONDON MYSTERIES.
e.h he arrival OF a semblanee O,
en- ,L the Thames has taken on liz
Il, so huts and an the world and
~, nave gone boating on the pic.
|nne reaches Yet, at its murky
-. l'l'es from where the counties,
|h,l.. parties hunt and row, there
&c.. Iraped from It's muddy waters
h., sssl on death extraordinarily large
l. n. uls stream Of tragedies. with,
|ti,, , s Two days the police report
- III ~ so tess than seven bodies. one
/ a R.,t,..s,e.hl,Nle1 unidentified. another
|hrs.. 'lihllhe. that OF a woman OF IN,
y, y class So far only two hav,
M, '. ,'g3 The others. probably
,,,,,' ,l oe. and this brief record o.
Il N1 anl lei'1m On the greatest city
|teb,, WV li accident. suicide ant
ID, murder. causes no comment
i-,.-. suuck away IN corner OF an
" RIg.. papef' headed Mysteries o.
ASCOT RACES.
sr s Ascot race meeting which occur,
si.5 ..s promises 10 be largely al
{ ,5s, tI,l doubtless viii be marked bl
l-sr.e,,,, ,tion Of the successes o
glg ny. !. Jockeys The prince o
,ity II usual win be- present. besldet
lrsfi,s,r' ' n, royalties. while man,
i1ltr,5 , ,.lltofs now In England hayl
Z" meeting" ~ w.
a., 'I0oorEs or GLADSTONE.
~, ~. ..'ons condition Of Mrs. Glad
''u'sd Mr. T. P. o'connor