New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
IRISH FACTIONS HARMONJZE
UNITING IN OPPOSITION TO THE NE"
COMMISSION.
crcu, RHODES 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |"
rNGr.ANp-THE COMING BOAT RACE

cecil. RHODES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
ENGIANp-THE COMING BOAT RAch
UoNoRING Mr.. BAYARp
rdor Fob 27-The new Financial Relations
Commission which begins It's situhs' COZ -
March will be exposed at its outset 10 sca'''ns
criticism of its composition and It's aims 10 war;
-. - Iii a. ,ossihIe tn. charge Of the Commits
io, hahn, packod the Government has ashep so'
oral Liberals and also several irish Na'oha's' ~
serve ON IT, They have met with repeated ,
ch,oav from Home Rulers. who deny tn"' '"'
thor inquiry by a commission IS require" "
| rnard immediate attention to the just Claims "
- ., ss ,he Nationals, resolution puts IT, Mr..
! redmond since returning here from America mas
commented on the bad tactics OF the Na''o
a. DELAYING vigorous opposition 10 'he 'pPo
~ the Commission. The whole cause Oh ''e
,rnncnt was disclosed in tn" dispatches Vi W
United Associated Presses months ago "neII Wv
! Commission was under inception org the Ml''
tors All the Irish factions-Dlonites' heaN''''
and Redmondtcs-have now rallied 70 a., rIront
Comm ~.,n. but they VIII not suc,u ad ~ sheyo
nr the Government using IL as Gesgh'"i W 80.
Irish financial question me af'I Ir'sH pariy
unity. armonzing In conference on o , 70 lnai
as the Irish members are now soch' OUGHT ~ '
to effective reunion
Cecil Rhodes as seen under examination oeloIe
the South Africa Committee. is now adn'''e' "
be l. disappointment. Looked at IN roPoSe' ~,
suggests Intellectual as Wen as phSA'' - o
force OF will and robustness Of Character b"' III"
dor sxamina ton especially cross-examinaton o"
imnor,ant details = nervous irritability became dP
parent. and an absence OF mental readiness anu
resource not be expected In the man ,,,e NM Mr.
nressod himself so ready 10 FAC" the NUS ~
RRbndes.s friends explain that his inability to an
swer questions came from ms IA p,self about de-
tois was too painfully obvious. 1t mad nun en- I'M
pho ticaIly bad witness ana elI a. ~ Mai he was
about in dealing with tho Tr9nsvaal Tor cssn
Just that quality OF grasp OF ceta" WIZ" "
flal TO A leader i'll great afalis'
The English racing season is beginning WIN
burial OF hatchets. To those who rehie"''' -,
sensational charges OF nine or ten year rItten TO
cur,ous 70 hear that Lord Durham mas m,i GOT
CbapIns Wood 70 congra tuate him on naVhs s p
back his license to ride and 70 tei i mI Tiand
r nop'G the st race Of the Wood G P1GSs
Ont remaining & N Reanfort have befriended
him all along.
r.o ,ar courts are 10 be the scene Of An exiraor-
binary development OF the anti-gamnins c'u'"u
The Anti-Gambling League has peeh "3"S w
varying success FOR the last three years "
press gambling in the rings AT All rae " .
held under the auspices Of the Jockey 'luo' Now
:, a,,o.rs rroninent bookmaker. who IS re-
nuted to he wealthy sent his son 10 a pr, , ON
boardngsohool Of good pos ,be head master Of the
school ? clergyman summoned an me NO. mans
The chief cassrocm and called t thf BIN and his
~ - ,stinrs that no was the OF notorious
avildoar no hoy was expelled The father y plie
iug an action for SANDER against the hed" i"'
and claims heavy damages.
!, breach Of promise action. in which me eNl.
dcrco will he sensational comes shortly against
a wealthy member Of Parliament
AZ tho date Of the University boat race draws
near the equality OF the two crews becomes D'o'e
ramarkabIe The oxford eight are voted strong
bu; rough They are heavy In the bows Two OF
,heir s,roneert men were chosen for muscle ana
e,av,nr mower alone for they could nor row ne
fore they went 10 the University. The "chqieism
=, Cambridge prevents selection en- this common
sense plan At the latter university uh'es9 man
ha in tho rowing set or the chum OF some lo"ern,,
coach nc can never hope 10 gct INTO IT. VA,
cambridge has collected this year realI! r.sl'F
6r.f-cl.ss eight. The only detect Is .Hdt ."..i
Tho crew will have better prospect OF SuCrrs a
tban an, of recent years II only the St!ohr
" no il BY far the best oar at either UNIV ~:
abe pity on other peoples impertectlonS anu
NOT press his too hard. but gives the'" -" W
cdsonal breatfer
The American Society in London contAmpates
making Mr. Bayard some kind of presentation on
me occasion of his departure from the embassy
What II will be is exactly decided YET out Inc
matter will be taken up by the council OF the So
cicty when it's chairman. Henry Welcome; returns
from \ew-York Another honor 20 the departing
ANNA rss dor will probably be dinner or social rune
ton at the 81. James Club. at which Mf. oaFtnu
will be the guest OF some OF the most important lo
eien Ambassadors.