Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
,c,Ilrs TIE VAR FEVER

1rlIlEs TIE WAR FEVER
-. China Forced War on
trend Of Recent Events
,.Sr,.,c conference Hope"
y,g s-what IS probably
,.-,rt Of a.l functions In
,. o-i mayors banquet
60. evening 1t Will be
m.rt5 Americans, By rea-
.rsrkab.e u,terances OF
..ssg ato n the presence
-rs including United states
choate, the members Oh
I'd cabinet and many OF the
aase. England spoke as i0''
n. American election.
T..a. taa, the cause which
-4bs cause OF civilization and
honor We believe those
l,nta. the riot Of all pros
rlal progress 10 the world.
na.u claim that We have as
nm 10 rejoice in what has
.ia as the distinguished gem
81 rssurg to Mr. choate) who
urEysde'
h., huogei by loud and pro-
.a-.lg which made the gold
be o4ksn shelves shiyer and
81 niisrs Of the Guildhall
r.aig again,
sabgys incursion into the
al,.cs Of the United states
10 by an apology in the
% &. yhlh be said:
q he circumstances which
uam most during the past year,
\. De hearty feeling displayed
lA DIS country and the United
b ltsE Mr. Ch0ate will forgive
ns lly irreguIanty IN my eX-
~ ], s quite wrong for a Sec
b. STATE ~ make any Obserya-
Z Ua respect to the International
b smother country, but / am
) lIs up my Office. and IN view
= ABANDONMENT. which is close at
, ap. Mr Choate VIII forgive
s Ip.asng the supreme salts
1.h which all Of us have heard
lH lls recently taken place In
.;ia States.
laie replying a few minutes
be toast Of the diplomatic |
.aart1 that Lord Salisbury
IiHs.l with such truth sim.
iii antstness the result OF
isii that he (Choate) would !
g add TO il. although he !
y venture 10 congratulate the !
spoh the fact that his re-
q lA Yen made after instead OF |
u election lLaughter)
~ 10 .s reference 10 the Unltde !
h speech Of the premier cast |
siii.Irty gloom over the gor.
hii.et Following directly ar |
aala commanding the city |
volunteers, Lord Salisbury |
l haTeS. who caught the |
ls remarks, by saurizIng the
as Auolgh pralsIng the cour.
ls soldiers and declaring that |
" admiration Of military |
4 'a'e1 by the populace must |
Il z ealnye % attitude on the
2, outside world. when view
Ha character. &c"
.la hvsred voice and almost
I accent be went on 10 speak |
g q victory and the ravages
ealing especially with the |
tS..'l'vment 10 the loss OF
,tii3n Victor Finally win
.al hands clasped. he ut
49, iIaosl a prayer that
n l'.I l,lsnt be spared the sor-
'... -.'lsIng over him by reason
~. -'4l condition Of his daugh-
,il p'lng to the ewes of No.
n, .'1 moved uncomfortablv In
-. lac silence and solemnity
=, ,.r'., ',',D zen abstraction. the
~ eco the events Of Inc
4 wv, ~, Months. Mr.. kruger ana 'n
"A 10, y, china, he went on 10
D. ''sl war upon Great
ar, maintained that the
tv,y, G \. deserved great credit
.-. ny y which It had handled
NJ q Z. y, nebulous and factitlors
] ! i.,., ,a'lla be glad to Improve
e.si a,,s u The war Office" ne
! sgs.i quo /. our utmost Efforts viii
b. l..., " llat task but 7 should
f;s,S,'' any Unnecessary ex.
| ~ ie !, What has occurred yon
glg j,' V ne enthusiasm Of YOUR our
s.s... tDon the s,rargtho,oa
=, i...,a %. mother country ri r,,' meg
lsr, = 'ae delay consequent u pl'1
p ~ ~, concert IN dealing VIII VIII
| y i,s,.. not appropriate for
st.s lS1. TO comment upon
German .-. an exception in he
IA !, remarked. "raprss.,,-
| hsIr,,,lll,.no t an the powers
~ r,,s \, s'lole to lay TOO ,npcb
n i5s, 1 , ,ae Integrity OF CbIrn
| N, , .,-. that the p r"V,Srs
1 a. '.p'ss'ei themselyESos" et A.
| y ,.s.,y.lse 'ol Principles. for IL
Il - iya not concern us
;, NM very earnestlv n..
T. M ,'adlng China nv, INA. mat
T. s,s.s,ss {, Of governing s,'', Chime InS
/ l'r,, Vas most s, ,,,Ined by
/ aIa,s an ~, .,,,'s,nlsm, Lor du San.
|sea AZ. lat an end t 10 ,bt
\ M, 4, I ,,i In he peace c @llu
I, P g.th feryidi ', arnea,
| va England p lIftl
| ~, ', ,a.Il not Be eyB ~ goRa'-
n 'rr1pt.on Of ' tbs ei.t to
! Prosperity depends n se e
I, ,a3i no rafor ln.'n sd
sl .5-inst external I rI,pe
sr.1 5s ...n that no accl.
ea N, beyond our borders
i.J M unity doubtful"
y M kh,,L ord Salisbury
,so,s Is % IN his mos, 'i im
81 ilii9g,d,,,,a 70 The posi-.
ga consisted chiefly