Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
IIs EDNA'9
+ TO HIS !.
'', t,,t,t,p Of the Late Queen
,r,slsr TO THE '0l0'''''
u. Majesty "'
lsus'' ne. =, Having struck
,oe Right Note

| v.A. b. King Edward ma.
London ne ref folIovIns to his subjects
i''e', DSos Il the empire
TO Ny people, e.. ,,.t scene has closed
"Sor pa, '1l' and sIS ever glorious life %, o,
n 'n' .,s no9I' mother ap the queen an, am
|n lsI', y .ndeayor to convey VI TO ,o "'o
1r'', .n 4 the extent Of the D., dCop
rad'a s..,ionate tributes which IA. nave :,
0i ,i.,,J been borne to her memory rs..
cen WY" .,b,dIng to the common 90
Al' =. ' EIns concludes by again ,
NV w' walk in the footsteps oi
plsls'F .n.sn in the fulAlment OF my
" ~ ,r,,porsibilIties' cont a special
he nn y me people Of India "a. ana % d
rssslss " ,SS ruling chiefs of the ma Ia
gstlng 70 '"i He refers 10 the late
W 'la .esclsI interests in INDIA "a 70 5d n's
q'ssn.s sV1 ~ hat country TO the ae '
cgh yls n.y.. v no received and to MS pur,
inpis''',,a, ,l ~ the queen-empress "a
sSc1drg ior the wel''Oe'''s u
4 40 India rho following message
The E as., ~, colonies and dependen-
eI s n, p,oDls Beyond the Seas ,.,
I ,rs ny t ruyy messages OF ioyal
"Ine v' shat I have received from
y alp aar a my domnions over sqas
.ysi MR., p 10 he universal grief IN when men
la'u! y. Y ' ",onIre now mourns the loss
q w. w mo Welfare and prosperity OF ner
,,si h throughout Great Britain tne
suO','s aver eyIpced a heartfelt interest,",
s5s .,w with thsnkfuness me ste .
sM sav Which under the wide extern
Inv ss =, self.goyemment they had inaue
, 'v1 ~ her reign She warmly appre-
Ss,sg their unfaillng loyalty 70 her
,srus and person and was proud 70
,srp N those who had so nObly fougnl
\ and dlsd FOR the empires cause III
', u ba We already declared that II VII
10 nv constant endeavor to follow the
.,at example which has been De,
sueathed to me. In these endeavors
'sbsll have confident trust In the deYo,,
hon and sympathy Of the people ana
IN their several representative assem-
lilies ,hroughou, ny vast colonial DO
minlons with such loyal support |
will with the blessing q God solemnly
work for the promotion Of the common
welfare and security Of our great en-
plre over which have now been called
70 reign. EDWARD
All the morning papers invite the
n public to give Emperor William an en-
3 thusiastlc send.of today In showing
x gratitude tor bis falthfulness,
STRIKES THE RIGHT NOTE
81 New York, Dec ia dispatch 10 the |
ITnbune from London says:
Tactful as ever, King Edward has
|siruck the right note In his message TO |
bis subjects In the colonies Of the wide |
EvOrld Of The British empire. His dec
h lanti0h that L will be his constant en-
deayor to follow the great example be-
qleaihei 10 him by hts mother will. II
Is safe 10 say, meet with hearty APPROX.
'aL The King knows the colonies bet
ier than any sovereign who has pre-
eeded him on the English throne. and
h Is not likely 10 be dIsappolnt in his
reliance on their loyalty.
King Edvards messages 10 the Brit
10 nation and TO the princes and people
|oi India breathe the same spirit and
|ieIlos the same lines as his message TO
Zoe people Of Great Britain in recalling
,ae ia'l that Queen Victoria was the
nial BRUSH sovereign TO take upon her
seli direct administration Of Indian A.
Y. 'rd that the king as Prince OF
msle' VISITED the country many years
letS lae ROYAL address viii doubtless
| 4, X aesp Impression on the minds
"A lle imaginative people Of British In.
us s. a,d Aslp to foster their loyalty,
rtpanltls are being made for
. y Parliament by the king In per.
~ =. /, y thursday week No decision has
!" !, ~ y, arrived at as to the ceremonial
Y Observed on this occasion bnt n
, Understood that the proceedings viii
, S..au,'ed With all the pomp and cir.
= : o%oining more and more owl
= ~. s,sl q day that the Boer Invaders
~ W, eVlony have Shot their boil F."
,,' ,O" ,Iia, are unable to do any
~ y, mischief mischief and apparently Hert.
H., .as FillinQulshed an attempts 10 in
wy WIN NE British line OF com
, ,sn,o,l The military authorities
NlNewhat anxious as regarIs ~, ,ss
"a .S'. .al o. Dewet who was last res
N N NJ Sa ~ o. Dewetsdorp and thew
d \. y ,as .c.,V,lhseQlences should that ~
]. ! s's''llla leader cross the Crane 1
., I considerable dlssatlsfac,ior
Is. Tue members NJ tbo ,,,,t,n
b ~ s' ,rraI 70 the British posi-
M ne. .,'aosVaal and the rushing
~ ~, pos' at ModderfonteIn has
nm, %Iae annoyance. The Rrl,is as
s,,,v q !, 10y S getting much return for
'! IN South Africa lust now III