Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
BRITAIN TURNS
TO HOME AFFAIRS
leaking on South African War as
Oyer Expects Roberts Home
NAY FREE MRS. MAVERICK.
o...t Hay aud the Beers Sousa's
Popularity - Americans Coming
Home English Theatricals,


london, Sept, Copyright, 1900, !
ns Associated Press.-Pending the dis
coyery Of the diplomatIsts as to ho'
obsst wash their hands Of the Chimes
s,obarassment, public interest Is INC
uspsrly diverted to the nations pr
y,,s affairs. and the wearisome war !
south Africa the outbreak Of the bu
tonlc plague In Glasgow the wide
unread disturbances and disaffectlon !
,.ilway circles. and the dissolution q
wr,.ament, are all receiving much at
tlnt.on
II is considered evident, from IN
sreech OF the TT. Hon. William 81
John Frederick under secretary o
state for foreign affairs, made on Wed
bsslay that the government consider
The end OF the war close enough to III,
horizon TO Justify looking beyond 1
and preparing for a general election
therefore an authoritative pronounce
mept OH the subject Of the dissolution
Of parliament is expected at an early
date.
Whether Mr.. Broderick's anticipa.
,lon that Lord Roberts present move.
mant Mil have "a decisive bearing up.
cB the length Of the war is justified
or not remains for the present a mat
fer OF conjecture. but there Is no mis-
taking the intention of the govern
msnt 90 utilize any appreciable mill
ary success and ride into Office again
on the back OF "BObs,' who IL Is ex-
pec,ed. IL AN goes we'll will be able 10
return In october and take up the du-
Ties Of C0mmander.in-chlef, and, Incl
dentalIy 20 aid in the election.
ROBERTS PATS BULLER.
Lord Roberts emphatic commenda-
don OF Gen. Buffers strategy at
Machado3orp looks suspiciously like a
desire 90 restore public confidence pre-
rsratoy to the devolviug of the flu
ture conduct OF the campaign upon
the shoulders upon which II originally
rested I'm connection with the ulti-
mate settlement Of Transyaal matters
recent arrivals from South Africa think
Il possible that the services of United
States Consul Adelbert Hay might be
siyantageously utilized.
HAY is POPULAR.
young Hay has managed 10 please
both the Beers and the English said
Louis De Nilliers a kinsman Of the
Cape Colony chief justice who has
lately arrived, 10 a representative Of
the Associated Press. when Hay ar
rived az Pretoria public opinion had
been made difficult for him by stories
Of bis English sympathies The Boer
feeling was so intense that statements
that he was no better than an English
Spy were readily believed. but he be-
haye3 with such quiet good sense that
be speedily got the respect Of the Boer
cfica class, while he did NOT part with
bis original opinion that the Britons,
IN the main, were right in the war.
PROOF AGAINST A WOMAN.
An American lady Of the keenest
Boer sympathies, added TO Mr. Hays
inst perpleXities by making a regular
campaign 20 win him TO the Boer side.
Failing IN this she gossiped freely OF
DIS alleged prO-British purposes: but
be outliye1 all this was helpful 70 the
British prisoners and lately. under
tftlsh supremacy. has intorposed more
man orsl IN the Interest Of the Beers"
MRS MAVERICKS CASE.
A tangible reult Of the recent visit
70 Mrs. Florence Maybrlck at Ayles-
bury prison OF Dr. Clark Bell. OF New
loIk. The prisoners counsel and a
representative OF the Associated Press.
vas the discovery Of a hitherto un-
known letter from the late Baron Rus
sH OF ki.loveen, lord chief Justice Of
England, 20 Mrs. Maybrick. re-afrm-
ING ms belief in his clients innocence
ana vigorously declaring his conviction
h9l She had been unfairly condemned.
rms letter has since been made the
easls Tor @ new memorial praying for
afs MAVERICKS release and so strong
j Ar Bells belief In the force OF this
lotunent that a COPY OF Il has been
FHs,ul personally TO Sir Matthew White
Nuley. the secretary Of state for the
h'me department.. at his summer home
" northumberland accompanied by
ue request that he give 1t his earliest !
Consideration.
PARDON MAY COME.
Dr. Ben started for the continent to. |
Wy, more than satisfied with the ef. |
,s." OF ms visit 10 England. He has /
NV only succeeded In seeing his client |
.g me hlst time since her lncarcera. |
s,ou Guy has since secured for Mrs |
1IIaybrck an Interview with her mother
'baioness De Request.
The discovery Of the Russell letter "a
,es1lutd as important, not because
I--l! people doubted his sincerity. but
=, se'alse 20 Is couched IN such terms as
~. preclude any question Of his belief
S '.1t 5He was unfo,rly tried. Mrs. May
~ trends say Or. Clark Bell feels
'- mysterious influence OF opposition
,,u',Nhsle. which binders a successful
,.,.-.S The late Mr.. Bayard evidently
-,.,t sus when he declared the case had
.el,uel the end Of diplomacy. and sub.
-stueHl ambassadors also met H. But
To recent evidences OF leniency to-
,i1u lhe prisoner incline her friends 10
. y mat her Incarceration will not
'e Prolonged. VIZ ''o'
HoMEwARD BOUND.
NJ, ine outflow Of home bound Americans
H. week is limited by the capacity OF
1 -,s ~ Louis and Etrurla. The for
~, 'ah., no Interesting list OF passen.
,o.S,, including Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
'g.,'.l' MT ana Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh
n, y ". Gray, Or. schrady. Mr. and
,o,. " s. Elkins Of Philadelphia. and
c.,'. : 0dnd. which has just completed
o-. '.,Aenial tour. Sousa has been IN
en-. Y lnis week. but resisted the
s-,t. 'al'n 90 play IN England as ne ex-
\ rT' .e'uIn here next season. when
M w. probably appear at the Glas-
International exposition.
sousA AND HIS BAND.
me band" said sousa. seemed quite
Xxx l.ar az Frankfort. Cologne and
lss S ~ az at Paris American music Is
''s most welcome. Though my in
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