New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
N. n,,,,onaires are shrewd In their calculation

the mil.onaires are shrewd IN their Calculation
that IL is a matter Of money, to be se''ieu ""
strictly cash basis, It is still evident tha' '"s
go ,.,,,r, 10 rapldly becoming embttcred ana
the most cautious observers are aHeaus 'o
,.ip..d that war in South Africa canrot De oe
,arred MANY years The suppression OF tue
English press In johannesburg ard the reaV
,sonarv policy adopted against the Ou'iahue'S
ard less significant than the evidence s"pP
by the negotiations with the orange ri'e
and the resumption Of diplomatic relations
Europe that the Transvaai Is trying 10 "riss'e
ont of its treaty obligations More 'fhpo' IAN
siill IS the line taken by Mr. Champer'a'n III '"e
South African committee in sup)ec'ihe mon
orconcll,atory temper like Mr. sehfe'her W "
cross-examination hostile In spirit ana ueau''
IN effect Will. courteous In Torn" MI
,,,,,o,n s.e,,s TO have hardened his heart ana
stifTcned his back. and is no longer the "u
cafe Of peace in South Africa Mr.. schre'ne'
80. oxon,ined as IL he had been a witness TOT
,, r,,,cb and a determined effort was naoe
., nrove through MIN breaches OF the treaty
~, tho Transvaal and It's relentless opposi'ioh "
roforn, measures This exhibition was 10 "
,,arkablc that DR. Jameson's testimony pass"
xas,cr6av almost without obseryatioh' ~
oha,,e NJ tone on the part Of Mr.. Cfamoeria''i
indicates tha. the new High Ccmhiss'0
Alfred Milne. will go out TO the Cape
COMPROMISING instructions from 'he
Co.. ,Ia ,s a representative Englishman OF
-. oara.itv In the prime Of life, ana equa''!
ondo.od with frmness and tact HIS 1riehoS
GRO doing their best to inylgorate him WIZ"
hospitality before he goes one OF 'h' Va.
dinners given in his honor was MI i'''N
Frederic's this week at the savoy whei' "i'e
guests. including four Members OF rari''''e'
macs twenty speeches and d'scioseu a."
yinclble determination to be pessirisoc on al
subjects except Sir AIRED Mhhe
career in South Africa.
The lun produced by the SUSPENSION Vi so''"'
ACTIVITY until Easter IS filled with pItmoh''o's
~ Iuh,lee eala week The programme ma! ~
no altered So as to include service ihs'oe Of
Pauls AID the route through the berous" h'"'
be crtEgcd If tradesmen and tenants are eNio'.O
Wy srsci,ators III spite Of the Prince OF " ares
crnphatlc protest Eight Colonial freillers' ."
George Turner. ST. Hugh Nelson or 'oli'
1,oros, s;,t Edward Braddon, the Hon. Henry
I-scon,bc. Sir William Whitewav. Sir D. "o'uo''
enricr ard the Hon g. II. Reid will be guests
ot',ho Gown at the Hotel Cecil. and royalties
VIII he ouartered at several hotels wheh 'i'7
,,locoe are fuu. A big list of Jubilee peer
oscs and scrorat lions is promised and there is
WIDESPREAD competition for the honors
The Hansing Committee is already begihuins
work for the Academy SHOW: 1t VIII propao!
make strenuous efforts TO reduce the hu'rDe'
% portri:ts and broaden the range OF the eN-
bbition. sir Edward PCynter VIII EXHIBIT ai'
ambitious work with a classical SUBJECT anu
Mr. Onslcw Ford eight Dusts; Mr.. Sargent aho
MIR Abbey will have important works anu MI
George H. Boughton cathedral scene py "oo'
be laS pyppO1ed
and study.
Paderewski had triumphant 1eceptch IL '"e
Philharmonic concert. where Sir Alexander Mac
kenzies Scottish Concerto TO" piano ana VI
chesfra was played for the first time Inc main
\ theatrical event Of the week has been the pro-
auction Of The Physician" by Mr. Henry Arthur
Jones at the Criterion Theatre. 1T was wen
received because it offered Mr. Charles WEhu-
ham an opportunity % playing the part Oh
romantic middle-aged lover similar TO tha' %
Sir Jasner in Rosemary. The Physlciah
,s not a genuine comedy. but somore pece'
with medical details and some palpable losehisn
tendencies With Miss Mary Moore ana MISS
Marion Terry TO help him with fine acting an"
Incoming gowns Mir. Wyndham was enabled 10
carry il through with distinction and success
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