New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
4 LULL IN ENGLISH POLITICS
MINISTER'S RESTING AFTER THE ELEC-
TON CONTESTS.
A BRILLIANT YACHTING WEEK PROMISED AT
cowEs-THE PRINCE or WALES ANNOYED
by A GooDwoOD INTERNATIONALLY
AND THE COMMAND or THE ARMY
DIR. HERE'S INVENTION.

Il
AND THE COMMAND or THE ARMY
DR. HERE'S INVENTION.
London. Aug. s-The week at Cowes promises TO
he a brilliant The assemblage VIII include
runoror William. the Prince of Wales. the Duke OF
York and the Duke of Conneught. while the Queen,
the Princess Of Wa.es and Processes Victoria and
uaud will be at Osborne near by. Yachts are daily
arriving AZ Cowes On Monday Emperor William.
on the Imperial yacht HohcLzollern, accompanied
by five German warshps will arrive. the usual
fashionable crowds already filling tire hotels Inc
Countess OF Cardigan Is at the Marine ana the
Archduchess Siephanie takes Lord Dorchcsiers
bouse Hundreds Of persons OF title will attend the
regatta The Duke OF st. Adams, the Marquis OF
Waterford. the Earl of Dunraven the Earl OF Ions
dae the Earl Of Albemar.e, the Earl OF Caledoh'
Baron Iveagh, Lady Scott and Prince Batthyany
will be present their yachts. The Duke OF YORK
will race a one rater. The chief interest centres in
the twenty-raters OF which there are about ten.
OF these the Niagara is doubtless the crack wi'h
the Eucharis ranking second. Probably at no pace
in the United Kingdom is there such mixed assem-
b.age as that gathered at Cowes. Alredhy
there have been many brilliant functions ashore
and anoat. which afford opportunities for display
OF splendid toilets. The harbor Is packed with
yachts being present not less than three nun
dred vessels OF all sizes and styles
The Goodwood race meeting closed yesterday. 1t
and the racing notwithstanding that the course
WAS in excellent order and the weather generally
fine The Duke of Richmond. the owner OF Good
wood is in mourning and Gid not have the usual
Royal house party.
The rumor that the Prince of Wales had asked
CAPTAIN Machel not To run RaycnsDury ior the
Goodwooa Cup caused a great deal Of gossip on the
,,vrn and in the naddocks at Gcodwood. and did not
,oduce a pieasant effect The Prince heard OF II
and was extremely angry. His friend. General
owen Williams. announced on MS pehaIi 'Ha' "'r'c
WAS not a syllable OF truth IN the report Inc
Prince is still much annoyed by the stupid ruhior'
and says it Is almost enough to make him sell All
hi. horses Captain Mache!l moreover has written
letters to the press denying that the Prince asked
him not To run Ravensbury. The actual facts were
that the Prince found I,a!ensbHry entered Tor Inc
cup and thought IL likely that the horse wou.h WIZ
but on learning that Ravcnshury Vas not quite H.
he asked Captain Machell II he intended to run hif'
because In that event the Princes horse f'oii"''
H. would not be put In training to - against MIN
The result was that on THURSDAY morning II looked
likely that Florzel II would have a walN-oVer.
Later Lord Penrhyn produced Tncs'alan to make
q race but the other owners he'd a.ooi Inc
Times yesterday said that captain Mte",n s,r
drew Ray.nsburV two or three days ago. dltnoush
the fact of his being among he accepancrs LOT t'e
conc amiss This topic somewhat marr'd IN" mar
monv Of cup Day. otherwise the dag was cnirhy
mems attire. Hitherto. the men have 2l".ys
dressed a. for Royal garden party. Ia iroch coat
and six hat. but this year men, oi iAsh.on very
where wore suits Of blue serge. ami ~ many n
stances straw ha,s the rnce OF VAL" Inl "a.
Duke OF York both wore aho. coats ait p''l{ 80
hats. Just prior 10 the race Tor thc r',lM9,l "'
the trophy was taken to the Royal stand am placed
Wales ''N
smss mount on Primrose knight yesterday was
his last race In England before returning TO Amer
lea.
As the opinion grows that the retirement 81 ne
In-. fi., If Did.
army Will b. deferred and the succession 81 The
Duke Of Connaught TO the command confirmed. ~
discomfort decp-ns. The movement 'm"n"i'a 81
most entirely from the Queen who c.!ngs to Vow
imbbed from the Iron Duke. Prince AiufT,' i''l,
John Russell. palmeTsior Beac 'nsneld ana "'.'i
dead Statesmen That royalty nearly ici",tl to IT,
Nobody doubts that Lord Sai!stufy YIN hiS Pr.
backing Will cheerfuly comply WIZ ~. W. t
the Duke OF Dcvonshir- long an so,o.
boiying her views In regard 10 u. army -, ,",
William. noxt week that the british .2Nr',lk.n
an the German Army. II possible she hopes in
some Indirect manner 10 The Kaiser TO influence
the Government t. effect her purpose.
The slxty.th!ri annual meeting Of the British
Medical Association opened IN London on Tucs'iy'
Among the interesting subjects under discussion vas
that ~ "S,ate-AldeI versus Voluntary Hospitals
Dr. Knowslcy siblcy read paper on the subject
Yesterday He confcndcd that the chief evils -
IN. voluntary system are cNtraVagance. the dlii'-
Guilty OF obtaining ibIIH 'F'i't'" '''.ff '.''
abuse Of The system by patients able 10 pay. In
conclusion he said that The system was Hr,''eiy
inferior to the state control system u" o;irfci
resolution that hospital doctors ought 10 be pnil
by the state The resolution Wa well supported
but was rejected by ii small majority
The Pail Mall Gazette" has hal an interview
with Dr. Cornelius Herr at Bourn'mouth. Herr
is worn with anxiety and pain and h. clearly dying
He declared in broken utterances thAi he would
leave a great invention 20 be patented and de-
veloped The glsi u the invention II an enormous
Improvement In tel'sraphy by when more man
one hundred thousand words can De- transmit 10y
words can be sent now. The invention the doctor
said would ale" 81 Gap.hg 'i igyc my,. M nycn
ton would have on the newspapers 81 me .n.l'',
r.sery. All rights az far they applied 10 news
Among those engaged IN HIS laboraoIe5 IA tiaHce
vention he mentioned Edlsons nephew.
The Queen Is much interested in tho Hastings
chess tournament. She was formerly an excellent
niaver having learned the game from hcs husband
She rarely plays now but delights in seeing mem
beers OF her family play. She often cIitcises me
and explains how rhech,n,a n,s ,inr ,o
all the members Of the royal iamily eNceP' me ca
Empress fredcfick
The Government IN accepting the nomination OF
William Court Gully a Speaker Of the House OF
Commons to which positlon he elected on his
retirement Of the Rt Hon. Arthur w reel no"
Viscount Peel, has avoided the hrst pl'i'l III us
career The only persons who regret the Govern
men,s decision In not opposing MIR Gu.ly ie-"iec-
ton are the extreme Radicals, VINO say that II u
Tory Speaker had been elected 1t would nav even
them the whip hand during the wnOic NE o. far,
lament II one of their political opponents ocup',h
the chair and vigorously suppressed oDstGlcthn ne
would be accused Of partiality, whereas Ar. 'uly'
who originally the nominee OF hchr' i.1,
bouchere. the Radical icader, would not nave nu''i
elected except for Radical and irish votes me
Conservatives willing to retain him IN once, ds
ne has shown himself firm to maintain order
Among the first topics that Will be brought up ior
discussion when Parliament meets on August IL VIII
he the election Of the dynamiter DAILY 10 represent
Limerick In the House. on August 10 Mr.. ialfOur
will move the production of proof OF Days onvlc-
ton for participation In the dynamite ourages.
and on the 18th will move the issue Of new cleo
tion writ for Limerick. The Parneltcs intend Ia
raise the question Of amnesty but Speaker Gully
will probably rule that It Is irrelevant rs LAZY IL
now in Portland Prison. this fact in itsc reidercd
his election void. 1t Is understood that tho only
bill that will be passed before the adjournmn OF