Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
Continued HostiIities in South
Africa NeCessitate Il,
MORE MONEY IS NEEDED.
Cost OF War WIN he Not Less Than
Five Hundred Million Dollars
Powers aud china,

New York. Nov. IA dispatch 10 the
Tribune from London says
Lord Salisbury has advised the queen
to take the unusual step OF summoning
parliament 90 meet in the last month
OF the year The announcement. how
ever occasions little surprise. as IL has
been generally understood that owing
20 the IDungati0n of hosuIitc1 m
South AfrCr the government would b
badly IN want OF money before the
usual Date ,Uly In February. when the
country had been led TO believe tn- new
parliament would Doc called together
The chancellor u the exchequc,s mi.
tiul estimate OF ElO0O0Ol0 framed b.
year age, mas already been many dimes
exceeded, HIg latest estimate. prepared
Va the coarse of last summer. ululuttd
To IslW 4 1000 900 1t vas based,
hc"eyer upon the supposiHJ1 that ~
september 'ha resistance uf tls a. ,rs
would have been completely crushed.
and iii' bulb OF the British troops .h-
al!ed % lett ma home. Slr M.thupi-
l.cks'Fe1th's expectations haze not
' ~ NfhA.NIHhlt anu 10 " lIN I'N A'All ivy
tssdry To- seek further supplies ff1u
parliament next month. The most cUu-
sentative estimate at which the uiti-
mate cost O. the B0er war is now pot
Is the sum Il 100000 00O
br AGtisOns statement %. the terms
which the pow ers have az sei TO press
hfru China as the basis ~ Il plthmi-
may treaty are almost the same ts
tlcse informally approved a month
20 Mt. CCrgtrs excellent prJpolal
mat China snol Id pledge herself o. dis
miss Immediately officials within whose
jurisdiction tutrages on foreigners
sh, Uld be committed has. however,
been 90 copied IN modified 'hioe Ger
many VIII hp pleased TO near ~ the
Co,uyt %: the monument % Ter mur-
dnr5G nii s,tr
The ua'sflrs Of cabinet officers we're
registered at the council at W.Idsor
Yesterday ana the foreign Office was
turned over 10 Lord LaurdoWlc.
Moro interesting incidents oi he CAY
were thr reception Of General Butler by
the duke OF 70. rllyht. Lor Wo'srloy
ami either ass ciatcs at mr,arv mead
q,artrrs. auI ihe departure ~ Tho suke
- icrts gVdr- of AOt0r cIr Aus;rA
ia.
General l'ul. was rec0yr ~ b, ne
CioWjs iu TIE streets. and ilyiiy rneei-
ed DIS Ee Grove with luiV Az
drew 90 o. N9r office and h'Se,lc me
insI he was rtgt cordial he vas rot
received as a COnquer0r. but as "a sturdy
20 JlcG WHO ha5 done bis beet and ha,!
Tioptry g,rtessed THAI ne ia ugr'y
lost M .htf command TEa rmllrka.
tion NJ the picked force VI guardsmen,
militia and volunteers for Australia ox-
cited great enthusiasm IL was fresh
sign that imperial interests now domi-
nate the English administration, and
that advantage will be taken Of every
opportunity for tightening the bonds
uniting the colonies with the mother
country
The society Of American women in
creased the strain OF gaiety yesterday
by holding Its first luncheon for the
season at Princes II was brilliant
and enjoyable affair. Miss Griffin pre-
sided with her usual grace and among
those present Were Mrs, Geo. Alexan-
der, Mrs Geo II, B0ughton, Miss Lena
Ashwell and Miss Ray RoCkman
The Nerkes syndicate Is now repre-
scented IN London by Mr.. Dayids, but
Mr Louielback is expected on Wednes-
day, and Important developments VIII
speedily follow In carrying out the
project Tor the construction Of the new
underground electric railway from
CharIng Cross 10 Hampstead
Commissioner Richard Young, OF
New York. who started last summer
ON journey round the world. has re-
turned C. London with Mrs Young. ar
ter serious adventure. lie was
wrecked I'm the Sea of Marmora after
a long journey through Russia his ship
being run down In collision. and the
passenger being taken on py a Greek
vessel He continued his Journey
through Palestine end Egypt. and Is
now homeWard bound 10 New York, IN
excellent health.