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New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
PERSONAL.
net office.

Ira D. Sankey will conduct service or song next
Sunday In Farwel Hall. Chicago. where twenty
five years ago. he sang for the first time IN conhec
tion with Mr.. Moody.
A son OF the great German psychologist. Dubois
Reymond has just entered the medical faculty OF
Berlin University as "Privatdozent IN physioi-
ogv His name Is Rene Dubois Raymond. and he
was previously an associate Of Professor Raou
Pictet An older of Dubois Raymond Is Pri-
vatdozent in diseases OF the eye In the same Uni
versity.
James Whitcomb Riley announces that he has LETT
the lecture platform for good. and that ne will
henceforth devote himself wholly to the writing OF
verse.
Some OF Lyman ]. Cages friends intimated 10
him the other day that they would like to give hm
g. public dinner before he went TO washington
you must excuse me-" was his reply. 81 want no
demonstration in my honor now. If. after four
years OF service as a member Of the Cabinet, my
neghbors think have served my country 80 faltn,
fully that they desire to show their appreciation a
dinner would be all right. / prefer however 10
enter my country's service without heraIdlhs. Let
my record In office speak FOR me-
THE Baltimore Sun" has received cable dis
patch from It's Rome correspondent confirming the
announcement that the Rev. Or. Edward P. Allen.
president of St Marys College, Emmitsburg. Md.
has been chosen Bishop Of Mobile. Ala, and the
Ebnrcb Charleston. s. c., has been appointed
Bishop OF Wilmington Del.
The London Sketch" says that Princess Charles
OF Denmark Is going to pay the Duchess OF Marl-
borough a compliment by having the hundred love-
~ rubies and diamonds presented to her by the
Queen set in a ceinture of gold like that worn by
the Duchess Tho band will be flexible and the pre-
cous stones close TO each other the centre GASP
being an ornament of quantity beautiful design,
studded with gems or great Value
James A. Herne. the actor. delivered an address
on 1.-THE Theatre as 1t Is" In the First Congrega-
tiona Church Of Kansas City last Sunday evening
Miss Frances f. Willard has had memorial tab
let placed In the old church at Horsmonden, Kent,
England in honor OF her ancestor, Simon Willard.
who founded, IN 1885. the town of Concord. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
LIKEA CHALLENGErO FRANCE
SIR MICHAEL HIcKs-BEACHs DEFIANT
UTTERANCE.
A FURTHER ADVANCE on KIfARToUM INTENDED
british NOT LIKELY TO QUIT


EGYPT SOON
London. Feb. SIN the House OF Commons To-
dav Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Chancellor OF
the Fxchequer, announced that further ad-
vance OF Egyptian troops would be made tow.
ard Khartoum next season.
As regarded the action Of the Egyptian trlo-
unals Sir Michael Hicks-Beach continued, Great
Britain would not be worried from her policy
when her mind was made up lie then pro-
coeded TO move a resolution granting the sum
Of f19S 600 to meet the total cost OF the Anglo
Egvptian expedition TO Dongola, including the
maintenance Of the garrisons at Suakm and
elsewhere In the soudan, and the Indian troops
in Epvpt. which Great Britain would pay
The action Of the Mixed Court OF Appeal In
,,nsettine the Judgment OF the Egyptian Public
Debt Commission in regard to setting aside GER
tain rcevptian funds toward the exp ense of the
Donsola expedition he said, was calculated to
prolong British occupation Of Egypt Great
Britain had advanced the money to pay Egypts
share OF the expenses. leaving Great Britain
and Egypt mutually to decide when the sum
should be repaid.
In the course OF his remarks sir Aichaei
said that the occupation OF EGYPT py ufedt
Britain had been prolonged because france
had not allowed the British 10 nave as Tree
a hand as was necessary. Great BRITAIN ne
added. intended to occupy Egypt until that
country was able to do without her Moreover
:, would be necessary to reconsider the powers
and authority OF the Egyptian Mixed Tribunals
and 10 decide whether they should be allowed
10 interfere in such affairs as the cost or the
recent Anglo Egyptian expedition.
The Right Hon. John Morley, LIBERAL sa'a
,bat tho remarks OF the Chancellor OF the Ex-
chenuer amounted to q challenge TO france ana
pussia IN take issue with Great Britain In the
Iatter,s Egvptian policy. In view Of the sensi-
tive condition Of Europe at the present tlfhe, ne
declared nothing more rash could be uttered
sir Charles Dixie, Liberal, denounced tAs
Eavntian policy Of the Government.
Sir William Harcourt, the leader OF t1e ~
postion expressed regret at the unWiss ldl1-
guage and gratuitous provocaton oi the .p"eIe
which characterized the remarks OF Sir Mlchael
Hicks Beach. - c-o..x
George n Curzon, Under Foreign secretary,
sought 10 minimize the effect OF SIR MicnaeIs
language and denied that IL was In any way
intended as a menace to France
Henry NJ Stanley, the African explorer,
I'nionist member for North Lambeth, said tndt
Great Britain was only doing IN Egypt "1,a' s
Russia was doing in Siberia, and France was 90
Ing between the Senegal and the Niger rivers
in Africa o,,,,-
After some further discussion the resolution
submitted by Sir Michael Ificks-Beach was
adopted by a vote Of 163 to 81.
In the lobby Of the House there was Inucn
comment upon the anti-French tone OF sir
Michael Hicks Beach. and surprise was eX.
pressed by number OF members that ne shoulo
have spoken as he did. The speech was tnousht
10 have such significance that the fuli text "aS
telegraphed to Paris this evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
A,etu91ork Dailp Grib'1'te
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
,,,-nDI->DV 1897
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1884,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- branches In session ~ ord
cara,e. picard r. Kenney was sworn IN io anu
took his seat as senator lloii oao;nst the
Messrs. Allen and Caffery sPoNt House: % The
greater part OF the day was spent III ''0 p
sage Of private pension bllis' oz
FOREIGN-A full abstract OF the propTsuu pptHi
rofoyms In cuba and Porto Rico was made puDnGI
49, Wadrid - Desperate fighting is reporteu
in Crete between Mussulmahs and Chlisri,ams C,rae
wsrships in the harbOr of Canea lahdeu ma M nv,
- Sir Michael Hicks Beach salq III n we o,,ld
OF Commons that the action OF FRANCE & NTT,e ISha
prolong British occupation or EgEPt - |i,nd
portuguese Ministry resigned the klig GO, Ca",o :,
on Senior de Castro the M rsisb steamship
City of Adra was lost off the coast Di "pan. ranns
- The worlds championship sKallhs iaora oro
began in Montreal; several recorue "
lowered
DOMESTIC.-Chairman Hanna ana D. ... AuuisUi
Porter were among Major Mckinley Vlsitois,
Mr. Hanna said he had not YET acceP;p" ; Idiana
left Admiral Bunce's fleet and returned 10 Han,p-
ION Roads on account of trouble with her tui
rets i'm the heavy sea off Hatteras. - lorpeuo
Roat No 6 made a record of 20 knots an hour IN
a builders trial at Newport = Inc N%Il.n- NORM
western National Bank of Great Fails, Mont
and the First National Bank OF FranKln. oho'
oiosed their doors - Five of the California
ranches of the late Senator stanford, worth nan
a million dollars. are 10 be sold by ms wldoW'
= Mrs Henry Ward Beecher is sinking rap
idly, and it is believed, cannot live more {nan a
day or two - Senator Gallagher. of Brook
Iyn resigned from the Lexow Trust Invesu- s
eating Committee. - Cyrus e. Breuer
cashier Of the First National Bank or bethie
hem Penn, is q fugitive from justice
CITY-The first session Of the Joint legis..
Iative committee to investigate the Workings OF
trusts was held - A meeting TO Iorfn
branch Of the National Sound Money League
was held at the Chamber of Commerce;
Wayland Trask and his partner. A. y. RANKIN,
were arrested on a charge of hypothecatlhe Sc
curities - The congregation or the Rutgers
Riverside Presbyterian Church voted to extend
a call TO the Rev Samuel McCOmb. - STOCKS
were dull and lower. - The Appellate IeTln
ordered a new trial Of the divorce suit OF Charies
L. Colwell against his wife. Genevieve. oo.-.,.1
meeting 10 promote the new Republican county
organization was held at the State Club. -
The United Hebrew Trades. in Cooper Cnion'
protested against the Lodge Immigration Dill.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Snow,
turning 10 rain; warmer. The temperature yes
terday: Highest. 3S degrees: lowest, q; average.
DON
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
PORTUGUESE MINISTER'S RESIGN.
UNABLE TO GRAPPLE WITH THE FINANCIAL STU
ALTON OF THE LITTLE KINGDOM

UNABLE TO GRAPPLE WITH THE FINANCIAL STU
ALTON OF THE LITTLE KINGDOM
Lisbon, Feb. 5-Premier Hintze Robeiro TO-
dav delivered 70 the King the resignation OF the
entire Ministry, informing the King that 'ho
Cabinet had found themselves unable to srappie
with the present economic and financial situa-
tion and had, therefore. resolved TO retire from
office. The King accepted the designations ana
summoned the Progressst leader, Senior Lu-
ciano de Castro, 10 form new Cabinet IN winch
Senior Barros Comes. a member Of the Councll
of state will be appointed Minister of Foreign
Affairs. o.,
The retiring Ministry was composed as ioi.
lows: President of the Council and Minister OK
Finance, T.. r. HintZe Robeiro; Minister or For
eign Affairs L. de Several; Minister or the In
terror Franco Costello Branco Minister OF Jus
tice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, \. dAzevedo
CASTILLO Branco; Minister OF war. Moraes Sar-
mento Minister of Marine and colonies Jacnto
Candido; Minister Of Public Works. Industry and
Commerce, CampOS HenriqueS.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
DEFENDING THEIR WORK.

Now that Mr.. Seth Low, following the ex-
amae OF General Tracy, has made public
statement Of his views concerning certain feat
ures of the work Of the Charter Commission, or
which they are both members, and has frankly
said that he preferred single legislative cham-
her and single headed Police Department, he
is censured In some quarters because he did not
sneak sooner This is not reasonable criticism
NJ his course The Commission has had stu
pendous task to perform in very short time,
and IL its members had doubled their work and
interrupted their progress by engaging in a pub
lie debate, repelling attacks, accepting advice
and tustifying their conclusions they would
have had to ask for another year instead of
twenty DAYS to finish their labors. II may be
said that this would have been a blessing TO all
concerned, but that would not be valid retort
Perhaps the Commissioners ought to have de-
cltned to undertake such task as was imposed
upon them under conditions so adverse, and we
should not be surprised TO learn that some OF
them have regretted their consent to serve But
having accepted the responsibility, they were
bound to give the best possible account OF their
time. Now that the work OF construction has
been completed, they are at liberty to express
their opinions by way Of Introduction to the
legislative debate which will soon begin.
Az for Mr. Lows argument in defence espe
c!ally Of big Municipal Assembly OF two cham
bers, as a not altogether satisfactory part OF
scheme of government which as whole he is
willing to accept, we cannot consider It any more
conclusive than that Of General Tracy. He re-
cards this provision as q new experiment in an
old Held, and no thinks that the existing cir
cumstances are so far favorable to success as
TO afford an encouraging prospect He hopes
that It win make q strong appeal to the best
civic sentiment, stimulate the sense Of public
care. and result in the establishment Of a Mu-
n,c,pal Legislature Of superior quality; and he
believes that 1t Will bring about genuine home
rule by leaving the State Legislature no excuse
for interfering with the affairs of New-YOrk ex-
cept in emergencies. With perfect respect for
Mr.. Low we are compelled to say that he does
not make out his case. 1t might be more just
10 say that he does not claim TO have made out
his case He is sanguine rather than convinced
and therefore It is no dsparagement Of his In
telligence to say that few OF those whose 1udg
nent he values are likely to adopt his attitude
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
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New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
PRINCE or WALEs's HOSPITAL FIND.

London Feb. 5.-The Prince Of Wales mas 'sSued
TO the press long communication, N WHICH ne
nroie,ts the creation Of fund 10 be called the
Prince OF Waless Hospital Fund tor LONDON 20
commemorate the sixteth anniversary o. tH'
Queens accession TO the throne TIE oo)ec' i y
secure about n500o annually by subscriptions Oh q
shilling and upward u meet the weli-Nno"h n,e -,
of the hosp,tals which are not met by eNiStin;
funds with which the proposed fund IS not INTENDED
10 Interfere The Communication states tAdt
r0uncu win he appouted of which the Prince %
Wales Will be president and Baron RothscA.l1 'e@'
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
KyEEBs ADJUDGED GUILTY or FRAUD.

Berlin. Feb 5.-The hearing of the appeal OF
Robert r. Kneebs the American uotilns-ho's'
owrer against the Judgment OF the Court condemn
Ing him to nine months imprisonment FOR entering
a ringer" on the German tracks. was ended "
day The Court adjudged that Kneeos had oeel
guilty OF fraud ordered that the morse Ut seiAcH
and sentenced the prisoner 70 nine months ~, IL
prlsoninent OF which term seven months IN "i'' 80
Eueebs has been In preventive custody s.'s'. f.S
considered as part kneebs was also nhsa - ~
marks and condemned to lose his civil Tlsh's ''
Kncebs reserves the right TO appeal from mo
decision.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
crpiUPP AND BlRh ~ COLLlSION'

Iondon Feb 5-The German steamer A't''
Cap,a,n segelken. which sailed rom Antwerp foo-
ruorv 3 for New Orleans. has returned 10 -. r,us
,ng having been damaged IN collision IN me fUS ras
;b The Norwegian ship Saga, from bselvs ~ ~
W, W. uamhurg The Saga vanished In the thISH 70
h,.h 10 'nrevalled Part OF her crew was saved
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

a decision Of exceptional interest to all b'cy-
cier3 has been rendered by Pennsylvania Judge
in suit for damages brought by a woman
whose husband was killed by train while cross
ing a railroad. The evidence showed that the
rider obliged to walt on coming to the
tracks for freight train to pass. but. instead Of
dismountng he made what is called bicycle
stop" riding his wheel around in a circle. AS soon
as the freight was out Of the way he started
across the railroad, and was struck by train on
the other track. The court held that he was guilty
Of contributory negligence. that the bicycle
stop was not n stop In the legal sense. and that
the rider had not exercised due diligence. This
decision seems 10 be based on common-sense
and courts in other States may be expected to
take the same view II similar cases should be
brought before them.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
TO REORGANIZE CHlNA'S NAVY.
COMMANDER DUNpAs LOANED TO CHINA By THs
BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

London Feb. 5.-The Chinese Government re-
Gently requested the British Government 70 loan
70 il \ British Naval officer TO assist in the re-
organization OF the Chinese Navy. when was
practically wiped out of existence by the Japanese
during the recent war. Great Britain has acceded
N the request and has selected for the position
Commander Charles II. Dundas. who is AZ present
nttaclel 10 the hatfe-Ship Repulse.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

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CECU RHODES TO BE THE FIRST WITNESS.

Iondon. Feb 5-The committee OF the House o'
Commons reappointed 10 inquire into the t'ouo'
In South Africa met to-day ana sel''''' 49,
w., yru,;a,, T Jackson member for North Leeds,
as cboirman IL was decided 10 begin me tdhins
~ e~tJenc. on February l6 when Cecil Nho1nV
formcrly Premier OF the Cape Colony. WIZ DC N''N
to the witness stand.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
uoPr RlTTLE-SHIPS ron hN"hi'"'

r,r,or Feb 5-rhe plan formulated by me ,v "o.
n,n' ,,~ increasing the strength and ef''e"s.
OF the Navy cohtemp"ter,s .es cruisers and the
ba, e-ships and three I'm nsn
addition of O0O more nleh'
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
THP RRITTSH CHESS IEAh

~, The British players In the ip'e,'
l'uuo" ,, ,hess tournament Tor the champ'ons",Sp
aa1'' u ,hn cmn given by Sir George Ne"nes -
,.,r, von last year by the American 81 Rlake.
T'iiGI ~ Rlackburne. G. Il. Bellingham + + Lawrence,
H. H. Cole. l. N. Jackson L. jaw"
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
THEFT OF SILVER BARS WORTH H0,0Oo.

St Louis Feb. 5-A dispatch from Durango Nm
leo SAYS two bars Of refined silver valued az F'""
were stolen yesterday from the office OF the Ne4s'
Fargo Company Express in that city Employes
saw that they were stolen while the office vas
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

In Boston they are talking about abolishng
the Common Council and concentrating legisla-
tive authority in the Board Of Aldermen our
Charter Commission has new light, and threat
ems to go back to the discredted system that we
long ago got rid Of and that Boston now wishes
10 abolish.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
FIGHTING on THE SIlMESE FRONHk"

Paris. Feb 5-The Echo de Paris asserts -" '.
hshting has begun on the Siameso i 'o"'''' IN.
49, ro,,yos under French protection and a "a
a. The date OF the lighting Is ho' hl' Snort
detaiIs are furnished and confirmation OF ''e '''V
il NOT obtatnahe.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06
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New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

An interesting piece OF news from 'ah.o"
which has had the unusual fate or escap'nS
publicity for good while ls contained IN 'he
dispatch announcing that Dr. William Se"aru
Webb was earnestly recommended for place III
the Cabinet by Vermont Republicans ana faVor-
ably considered by the Prcsident-elect. lha'
DR.. Webb for personal reasons felt compelled 10
ask that his name should be withdrawn has oc-
casioned much regret among his friends mere III
Ncw-York and disappointment in the State
where he Is at home during most Of the year. ii
must be a great satisfaction TO Dr. Webb TO re-
alize that the active part which he has long
taken as a resident and recently as member or
the Legislature, in promoting the special inter-
ests and the general welfare OF Vermont Is 50
cordially recognized in that State Nor Is there
any doubt that his fellow-citizens were fuzzy
justified by their knowledge Of his character and
capacities in urging his appointment to a Cabi-
n office
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

OF Fortunatus Hooley and been able 10 ouy
landed estates by the score. AS 1t was ne was
sent to jail as n swindler. his name Missing
and a byword everywhere, but his plans 'ur"
out so prosperously that his character may
now be rehabitated. and new and more pros
porous business career may open It's way pe
fore him.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

on the whole. New-Jersey seems 10 be about
as we'll governed nowadays any State in
the Union. She ought to be, too, for she has had
rather more than her share Of bad government
in past years.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

The Russian Finance Minister has just pre-
sented a prosperity Budget" with a handsome
surplus, and now it Is proposed 10 spend three
times the amount Of that surplus on new guns
for the army Truly. militarism is a heavy
burden.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

SO Jabez Balfour's schemes turn out to have
been Judicious enterprises. and investors In
them are getting their money back with an inn
mense profit. Thus does the WhirliGig OF time
bring In his curious revenges. Under a more
propitious star this unfortunate creator and
nushnr OF enterprises might have had the luck
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

The word lingo seems to have established its
place in the language and has taken on GER
tain character Of legitimacy which may give it
permanence. BY Jingo is a common Basque
cath and means by God" the dialectlc forms Of
the word being lingo. Jnco. Janco, Gincoa,
Yinco and Yainco. The Jingos Gn a strict ETY.
moogical sense) are therefore the swearers,
those without moderation or restraint, prone to
premature explosions. boastful. vain. overcon
fdent
New-York tribune., 1897-02-06

The Medical Society OF Allegheny County. In
which Pittsburg is situated. has been investigat-
ing the various methods OF putting criminals to
death. with view 10 recommend something
more satisfactory than hanging which Is the
mode still pursued in Pennsylvania The com
mittee having the subject In hand condemns
both the gaows and the electric chair. and con-
cludes that the most humane method of taking
life is by the use Of gas. bin substituting this
method for the gallows is TO be introduced In
the Legislature during the rext session. and the
Pennsylvania medical societies in general are
expected 10 favor II.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-13

John Graham is the foremost man in
American athletics.
1t was he who managed the successful
team from this country that attracted
Worldwide attention in the recent
Olympic games at Athens.
Formerly trainer for Columbia College,
then for Princeton and finally for Har-
ward University, Mr.. Graham had much
to do with raising the standard of collie
giate sports. A small army of gentlemen
have been guided by him since he left
Harvard and took his present position,
superintendent of the famous gymnasium
of the Boston Athletic Association,
Three of his proteges, White, Brewer
and Mccarthy, have just won the New
England championship at the mile,
auarter-mile and hye-mile run. He has
trained Weeks of Brown University, one
of the best college s~printers in the
try.
Many another student of what makes
men and women strong has used and has
recommended Paine's celery compound as
the best known remedy for those who
persons who are most concerned IN the
general awakening of interest in outdoor
exercise and indoor attention to the proper
rules of health.
It was the ablest professor of medicine