The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-31
In LONDON AND BERLIN.
Redmond Cannot Take His Seat for Z
Week-Thc German Cabinet
Crisis.

Copyrighted, 1897. by the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 30.-The suspension OF
John Redmond, Parnellite leader in the
house of commons, on Friday last. was
for a week. His companions in misfor-
tune. william Redmond, member for West
Clare. and William Field, member for the
ST. Patrick's division of Dublin. who were
removed from the house by the sergeant
alarms for being grossly disorderly in
calling attention. in committee. to the
overtaxation Of Ireland, which was also
John Redmonds crime. can resume their
seats on Monday. The Conservative news
papers ridicule the scene, claiming II was
a put up Job. and merely a piece OF the
atricals presented Gin order to dish the
Dillonises" the Conservative explanation
being that Mr.. Redmond heard the Dill
lonites had adopted a manifesto setting
forth their reasons for not taking part In
the queens jubilee. whereupon the Par
neilItes determined upon this scheme TO
get suspended ard to pose as martyrs and
take the wind out of Dillon's sails.
The news that Whitelaw Reid. proprie-
tor OF the New York Tribune, II coming
here as special envoy OF the United states
upon the occasion of the queens jubilee, IS
received with satisfaction on an sides. a
larger delegation as was intended. would
have been embarrassing. as her majesty
had infjrnated that she could personally
receive only one special envoy from each
country.
The pope has Just completed Latin
poem of eighty stanzas. pointing out the
duties of frugality and the evils or fiut-
tony The poem Is full OF charm ana quiet
humor. His holiness says pay attention
before all TO cleanliness, that the table ap-
Ole brio
and napery immaculate and that from the
cellar comes the purest wine of the Alba
hills (which exhilarates the spirits ard
keeps AWAY trouble, but don't trust Bac-
chus. so don't be frugal in dilu'ing wine
with water
He continues:
.ao5tain from healthy grain. well cooked
bread Eat sparingly OF chicken. lamp and
ees. which a.s tlos - ssr,,sr and w,,n ire
out abundant sauces or root FesetaSles,
which spoil IL.
Fresh eggs are. excellent whether raw
or slightly cooked Drink an abundant
ouantity Of foarling milk: it nonrishes in
fants and assists old age, Also honey.
that celestial gift. But OF THIS frusaiiy
Aisf TO these sect herbs. fresh vegetables
and garden supplies. Add ripe fruit. SC
corgllug 10 season. especially tender ap-
pies which. with their pink unts, brighten
in hsr5 seaeis are used Mocia serbs you
a softly slipping black liquor that comforts
the heart"
The pope adds that by following these
precepts a man may live 10 a neslfhy.
strong and good old age
The second part cf the poem consists IN
a graphic description OF banquet which
rs largely composed Of oysters. high splcea
yeniaoa. foie de gras. etc. at the END OK
which there - sometimes strife and con-
tert.on and always bodily disorders.
Oscar wilde has written three-eoltEnn
letter. published IN the Daily Chronicle.
Regarding the DISMISSED OF a warden os
Reading iasl, for giving Biscuits 10 hum
CRY child. Wilde says:
ssThe cruelty yracsised day and night
upon children IN E.ngiis, prisons - inc-es-
!hle. except 10 those who have wstn-SSeI
IL The concentrating snaaencs OF Eng
Ilsh prisons Is not tina; Of the ifissssaers; II
Is that OF the whole System 81 governor
chaplain, xSrisEs. lont4y 2eAs~. fsfSsslIsg
food. the raAss nf Ire pHspgs- TIE sSshts2S-
ssons.~s- the mole CT discipline, etc
wilde further declares that az Resilng
n Youthful prisoner IS being T.asss mad by
tie system. adding
AT rreseas IL Is a horrible oUei Between
himself ard the doctor. the Doctor asaiins
fog mis- theory and the gian issailng ios LIS
Efa.'r
The Jacria;es are preiparla- 10 celebrate
tire marriage u< Fl. r. FL Princess Mary
Lsogs,sss T1eerrsa and II. n. II. The Prince