Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-02
IlEl1 BRITAIN
HAS A WAR SCARE
..,nI,, Reports and Flaming
' ,.,,,, Flooded London. Almost
'''' Creating a Panic
"a, NOTHING TO JUSTIFY IT,
o,nor, Started That Admiral
NV n,r,.lori Has Sunk the
Russian Fleet

.,, Negotiations be-
4 LONDON .,..,, prio,n and Russia look
tween ' ',.,r.msat Of the North sea AL az,
1 sloa severe, ...o~rsssIng fayombly ana uf
nr are p.or,s. slIghtest danger Oh
a. arising betHeen. ., ,,' " me- in.
ndIoa ma constitution o. ,"' r VIA
/ muea, 'ommIssion under nv
/ nrt'ona,.' INVENTION is on the verge o'
oHsnelt n... paclnc conditions
la ',n0sIg today cNporlehoe2 o., | ,Sc
jral i'', r,n ouly De compa'Ss95 ~ .t ,DO
panic u" ts3p saturday Oct 2o' N i.I
I1a de. ,te sinking of Che lIlWICeIss
be aeW ol ~" Wv. vas received. Not lor
b 'E t,ye So many a'aIiln',s' onpJon
ytl'' , D cx,ws Hooded Los'a ~ ~.
nl u -', sytuordiulry feature Oh KIP
Joe mos, IN .ls serious enough WINE
u-t WHY .t tbere was not one SIN
aNeo p ,arre to Justify Co. The eN-
e ,t started early in the ua{ mmy,'
a.'I. .n..r5pers announced the dep ,'.,
D. i,bo Russian Baltic squadron
Inn yigo. 49,, q, rossosslon Of
l,e puo'',iop cabled by the Assocl-
I p,sss 10 the United states lnaIt
'm VIZ /. o9lcers concerned in the hrlns
" U' pIusb uuwlers would De Qe-
Ui ,I mmpad at the conclusion
Il p 5,ssg Ind broken faith by not
t hD ,ba vessels involved In the
sr On top OF this came WIG re -
Nl.' ., tremendous activity at GiDral-
D,W al last the climax was
" ,.3 Wth the announcement that
s.,isb asst had cleared for action.
ILL., eysn said that The ileet had
3 Ia meet Rojestyenskys squad ID
..'' In huge type the papers made
.O' ,.ronSI statements THE Russian
!. t,s sailed" THE British has
.srd ior action ...,
n, newspaper and no person seemed
al, IN eypIam these events, The re-
,,,,ror Information from the United
s,,i.. 'hat Cine sailing Of the Baltic
,,,,5-on from Nigo was with the
t,oesiga OF and agreeable to the
p-r,b government was not even INIT
got by the papers here.
me- news from Gibraltar became
more a1d more alarm!st and finally
he foreign Office was Oyerrun by re-
rsr.rs some OF whom brought the ru'
ror that Admiral Bewslord had al.
,ss3r sunk tho remnant Of Admiral
p,sGysnskya fleet Ambassador
ps1karl0rt at that moment was quiet
/, discussing with Foreign Minister
IandoWne the personnel OF the inter
ritoDal commission, but 1t was popu-
h1y umored that he was receiving
An utImltum Premier Bllfour Nd
r.rl SIR 1ohn Fisher commander-ip.
aH az Portsmouth; Lord Sclborne,
fa l0ri Of Che admiralty and Prince
Lows Of Bltlonhutg. director Of naval
Intelligence We're an in conference and
tuu openly limited that they were
Waning the first stroke OF war, As a
matter o. fact they Ike Lord Lans.
l0T-e were eng ,ad In considering
nTs chat had been suggested for the
International commission
WIZ an London was IN this state
q mind and while everybody who
n.,ht be supposed 10 know anything
NN constantly being asked, HAS war
ben ieclared?" the foreign Office de-
tisl 10 adopt a course most unusual
nf H. and IN order 10 allay the public
excitement gave out TO the press the
blowing statement
Before The Russian feet left Vlgo
distractions were given TO the Russian
ADMIRAL with the Wow To- preventing IN
'iy o. Inconvenience 20 neutral ship
tag during the passage Of the Russian
f.et TO The FAR east.
IN compliance with Russia's agree
rir. four Russian officers have been
IN, behind az Vigo
The two governments are now dis