Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

He demanded as the price of his cap
tive's life "a free pardon for himself
The release of his tnen who We're inn
prisoned In TIngier, the dismissal ~
the governor OF Tangier and the pay
ment of $4,000 ~ was a case Of the
end justifying the means. The sultan
yielded because II NE hadn't an Amerl-
can watshlp might have been sent
around 10 collect u still heavier bill
from him. Raisult made good use OF
his money and power. He reconA-
peused the ruined villagers, He made
his district peaceful and prosperous
and safe for travellers He established
Justice"
How comes 1T. then that he has ac-
qpired such bad reputation?''
DIPLOMATIC GAME.
THAI is part OF the diplomatic
game which is being played In Morcc-
co, RalsuIl is a power there The
MoOrs esteem him because OF his line
age-he is a prince OF the royal house OF
Mulai Idrs and a direct descendant
of that famous saiut--and still more do
they admire him because of his cha rae
ter his courage and patriotism. He il
the greatest obstacle In the country to
foreign domination. He will hold no
dealings with the French or Germans
He stands for Morocco for the MOors-
THE MoOrs say that so long as Mulaf
Hummer lives no NazrIni nation shalt
police Morocco. Having seen the man,
l believe them, Naturally. the powers
which are interested In acquiring con.
troll of MoroccO--especlally Germany
wish him 10 be suppressed as a prelIm
mary measure. II Is for this reason
that such pressure was brou ght 10 bear
on the sultan that he dispatchel an
army against Raisuli and after his
stronghold had been sheled TIE
doughty chieftain was compelled to
seek safety in fight, But we have NOT
heard the last OF him. It would not
surprise me at all II he should some
day become sultan of Morocco, Should
the powers undertake to police MorOc-
60 1 believe II would be met by Il holy
war That would unite The tribesmen,
however much they may quarrel among
themselves, They are a brave people,
magnificent types Of physical manhood,
and under Ralsui's leadership they
would fight 20 the DEATH
Mrs. Campbell found that Col. PIey-
dells mamie WAS also one to conjuTe
with among the MOOrs, AS an intrepid
Sportsman he has won their respect
and friendship They call him the
-Ineles Crony." Soon after entering
the Borfen territory that hot-bed OF
rebellion. the cavalcade came across
"A IleN-ltADe grave w Ntle IillIule OF the
track over which they We're travelling
IT was rendered the more horribly
suggestive by abe sudden apparition OF
four great giants 81 mountaineers.
each armed with gun. They laid
hands on the foremost horses Of the
party. demanding to know who thG-s
We're and whittier they were going
'Rasnli's head man. Imperturbable
as usual, came forward said Mrs.
1 Al fn1f a.
drew back at sight Of hin and sa
l0amed. No evil he said humbly,
We did but desire 10 Know why these
ladies travel without soldiers This
Is the household oI the lnglesi Crony.
explained Rasul's man quietly the
CTony who comes pIg-sticklng 10
l3Orlsn.'
THREW UP HIS HAND.
-'The kaid threw up his right hand
20 the edge N his turban. oh Soyid
IAbdullah, they Will be- safe with me,
he said dramatically, The Crouy Is my
Sriend even as he Is the friend OF
Muai Hummet
"'It Is Well, responded seyld ABB
dulah. i leave them 70 your care,
And forthwith. turning bis horse about,
he rode away leaving US In the hands
of the -four men. Fierce ana terrible
us. They wanted the orony 10 come
again and kin a great boar that was
raYagins the cornhelds That night
their chief came 10 our camp and laid
a pair Of chickens and a basket Of
eggs al our feet. J have brought you
a gift he explained briefly I would
have desired II greater And he WAS
gone before We could shank him"
On one occasion Mrs. Campbell owed
her lie TO the chivalry " the Moors
Crossing ford her horse WAS swept
on It's feet and she ran great risk oi
being drowned. A party OF MOors Were
passing along one 81 the banks, In
stantly the cry WAS raised among them
Save the strangers Save the Nasrinl
wOmanlh Five Of thom-oue a magnIfi-
cent kaid--plpnged into the stream
and Mrs Campbell WAS speedily res-
cued, 10 them she WIS member u
an accursed faith--'s dog OF Chris
tian''--but they rendered her prompt
assistance. The incident presents
striking contrast 10 what happened
only the other day IN one Of the Lon
don parks. Four men stood on the
BANKS Of little pond and saw wo-
TfsnnnntE,utH4 IN man, al oka.an. a