Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01
E..r,,,, Now Made Of SpiO" N'P'
BY English Papers,
[ry. BrLLER TELLS OF 1900
al, a partial List = To'"'
Bti' u VIZ me war Reported to
nate are o,e5s Men,

.,,si type IN the mor'''"s -,
apl1' ON reported thus far IRON
i1l g,,lsJs operations north OF me
10 Dl', T,e p1ily chronicle estimates
'g. %. ,olol exceeds 1900. The 40 per
b 4. ~ s 'S,d, Eop IS greater than an. any
f,' .' a. , !, ever suffered, except pos
H. ~. u Nbue,a. SPAIN ISL - ,.,,.
y o 'imlralty fas warned all nan
p, s, ,aI' gtlcsrs to hold themselves
sos.s for service. This with lne
4 ,sa, abe seamen not thoroughly
s,sa have been withdrawn
u. channel squadron, is taken TO
| w.. The early mobilization OF the
..'.' Rect. especially a division
mes,lpg Of the army and navy
. If the house OF commons
,,y resolution expressing abso-
.osdsnce in whatever the gov
t.-.ot thought necessary com
- only two votes. Instead OF this
,atiop was adopted calling for
.,mssiate formation Of home de-
n Salisbury has called another
..- conneil which will meet FRI
saturday 10 consider the situa-
public spirits are at very low
,as book has been published con-
quantity OF correspondence
~, 10 the defense OF Natal il
...s, urgent letters and kilograms
,bs Natal government, IRON
,s early as May last up TO the
- al hostililies, asking REIN
..vsnts. on August Bird, Mir Cham
.r wired. Arrangements to SEND
tyops are In progress
n Natal ministry grew more
~B and on September 9Th I'M
"A me Imperial government to
n rupture until further reinforce
"a, had arrived. Five thousand
Z, hundred men were ordered from
III me correspondence shows that
MILAN Penn symons thought 1000
would be enough TO secure the
isrly Of Natal. and this view was
'r1ily concurred In by the Cape
3.harues.
I Tr.ton Churchill, In a further dis
mn 10 the Morning Post. which de-
| H. the recrossing Of the Tugela.
n. The army is exasperated. not
,aaiei Gen. Butler viii perseyere
! viii cone right in the end.
ssasr wilkinson. in the Morning
| today describing the military
rston takes II for granted that Gen.
| Nh Intends to make another at
|nyl 10 relieve Ladysmith. He selzes
] OCCASION 10 express the greatest
Narration for the dauntless spirit OF
British army, and a regret that the
tii thing Is lacking, namely, proper
;iisHhip He says.
The whole manhood OF the nation Is
Eei by the same spirit az stlrs the
ENN On the Tugela Cannot the gov
knnsnt pluck up heart to lead like
D. nation Of men, 10 drop the past
D. to plan on a proper scale. arming
b empire for whatever struggle may
!, slore?"
ne correspondent Of the Times at
lgsnio Marques, telegraphing yes
a.Ay says Information has been
taTed here from the Transvaal that
D var department, convinced that IL
sd be useless to storm Ladysmith
y that the bombardment. win con-
ias Ineffective. has decided upon a
iiise Of tactics. Huge quantities OF
losf and sand bags and hundreds OF
ilN have been sent from Johannes
g and Pretoria for the purpose Of
inning Kip river some miles below
AiNmllh the idea being to food the
"a, and 10 drive the soldiers and in.
itaahls out Of the bJmb-proof caves,
q 10 expose them 10 shell fire.
ne Portuguese authorities are at
exercising stricter surveillance.
y governor has notified the consuls
y 'hey must personally guarantee
Y applicants for passports are not
Y. 10 assist the Boer army before
's,orls viii be granted. Il Is ru-
pea Ilai he has also conveyed a
y 70 Herr Pott the Transvaal con-
o. serious consequences II he con-
-.s 10 infringe the neutrality OF the
Pc latest advIces from Ladysmlih
sh. The existence OF better con-
wa, here than generally believed
= NE ease have been received with
1lt satisfaction, though there is
unreasonable oyer-conndence. as
D Judged from the Pail Mall Ga
~ remark Let as while pre-
~ I- 10Y the worst, hope for the
:" possibility Of Gen. Butler maxi
another dash appears TO depend
- % the exact position OF Gen.
.,,.ssi brigade. Beyond the un-
h.. 1s.ihg that II Is on the north
80. VI Ihe Iugela river everything is
s''T oi superstition. II will easily
"a - uat II Gen. Lyttleton still
In, 'as units on the north side Gen.
.ss,,,. slalns the openings and might
N, ~ ano'her advance by way OF
| b,' ~ or some neighboring drift
M ~ y lagueness regarding the posi-
M y 4 . Lyttleton resolves ali this
ne purest surnise. ~ '"''
- ,s!etown correspondent NJ thu
|i5s,,.Na li says: Evidence Is accu.
h 10y mat something beyond a m.
~ sr,,a,s,elhlins existed between the
4 n. A S,ulqyes and the inner circle
~ :, AIikander Bund concerntng
Dr. n , ,S follow the rlpening rebel.
ei,sl.i' we outbreak Of war Inilv Z ooo
ssy ~ Dpe'chmen have Joined the en-.
al, MIMI mn tnDers' however. believed that
IA co. Usr would be multiplied ten
bsts \, ,,olseguehtly the Afrikander
''na'onteln" 1'su az PRETORIA and
tfilruss ~ .he battle Of Splon Kop
y ,srls." inter- in. An testify TO
A,'t ,bs, Boer ORE. Several es,i.
y. ,s gsI ne total losses OF Cen. pui.
'lporlms,i,. movement viii amount
WIEN ,s,. TO 1900.
togt w, endorsements arrived tho
z srlos y, much cramped on the ron
sor =, - MOP Preparations We're u ms sSp
I'm On NJ, is'ure the position. guns
IN of5., ,as way ana engineers had
n's,kSss',s.a W TO strengthep Inc emu en-.
,s,is y, .1,. Coz Thornycroft was vas r no,
.t,nss,' s ss,s when he ordered the re-, re-.
&, X coming 10. 1'''y met the ar
saoeE I n ~ /. v was wounded about
Il T, 3 tsat 'h, H. woo T., Even then
r., ssls down on the s 's%F saa
s',aaatr !, ',tS sld that the Boer com.
l'irR N. ' Prisoners before '' h. 'v wea,s
'.sai,s'' English to coll collect %t T tsa,1
,nh.,s,, Incident is related a, -.
'''' hring from the prone