New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

hankrupt Greece would be subjected to extortlon
Germany is offering objections to the scheme'
but Salisbury. who is proving himset 10 oe the
only real friend Greece has is persistent ana
NAV carry his point with hospitals h'eo III
both military camps, there is urgent need Oh de-
cisve action
Military experts are seriously alarmed by the
canture OF Lundi KOtal since ii is practical PROOF
that the rising of the Afridis IS general ana not
confined 10 a few Khyoer tribes. Ihree lor's
commanding the approaches 70 the great pass
we're held by friendly tribesmon who we're writ
uallv British auxiliarics under pay IRON the
Indian Government The mountain clansmen' al
though badly armed. have quickly won sigha'
victory over the British allies who he'd khEner'
and with valleys slantine in every direction from
Peshawur swarminS with ianatlcal u'oeS"'e''
fred with warlke ardor ny the summons from
the mysterious mullah it * not easy io' '"o
English commander to deliver counter-sroKe
and clear the pass.
Reinforcements are assembling in PeshaW"
snd there will soon be a formidable army ready
for operatons on a large scale Ii Will be heeueo'
for disaffection among the natives eX'ehus HUH
Swat Valley to Beloochistan
The Ameer's complicit.' with thi' fresh QUE
break is suspected, but not proved Inc ''o''
reasonable EXPLANATION Of the cordltloh vi "'i'
and disloyaty manifested in the reNo" p'e.""
ing in Mahometan India is tn" ''H'atIouS 0''
of the Sultans successfu, defiance Oh Europe
ter the Armenian massacres an" III, S""'''
,.,o,ories over the Greeks England is paying more
dearly than any other Power for neslec''"s ~
enforce punishment for the Wa1'cn oafp"'"'
ond 70 Ubera,e Crete without exposing 'Ieo'c
70 q disastrous campaign across oeS''U ",'N
over mountains News has been Wai'eo ny INV
winds that Chrstendom did rot dare - '0''''
tho sultan. and that fanaticism. when II SEXES
arms is invincibc.
'. i; ronortad in the West End clubs that the
croen has been making inquiries respe''"'
,amneraturc and climate on the southwest coast
of England with the intention 81 hndIhs us
,rict suitable for winter residence ana aNoo-
ing the annual iourney to the Riviera " II "o'
nrobable that this plan will be carried out ior
wear or two The Queen has prolonged her S'aH
at Osborne with the Princess OF Ba'tehpers an"
the group Of her grandchildren pu' VIII start
.or,,. ,..-t week for Balmoral. The Prince Of
Wales rolnains at Marienbad for two or three
veeta taking a regular course Of treatment IN
tho waters which are famous for reducing cor
nu,encv. 4c will not so to Denmark. hut VIII
return t. England for visits to several country
houses late in September The Princess OF Wales
hor,and i the Chateau Traun See but VIII
soon 60 t. Copenhagen. where great family
marty vii. le held in honor Of the eightieth birth
dav ~ The Queen. DenmaTk's royal wedding III
ConenSasin -)etween Prince Charles OF Sweden
and Princess IngebOrg of Denmark was qule'
enc With a reception in Amalienborg ana a
honeymoon in Tyrol Prince Charles is good
soldier. but is chiefly remarkable for his zeal III
the founding Of public bakehouses for the bene-
Fl IF the Swedish working people
The visit Of the Duke and Duchess of York to
Ireland has been well managed. Lord Cadogan.
inc Njceroy of Ireland prudently keeping himself
well IN the background They have been greeted
with many signs Of genuine enthusiasm ana
Loyal. Such episodes point plainly to the ex-
ped,enCy Of abolishng the Niceregal Court ana
@: fishing a permanent royal residence in
Dr,-y. The Duke and Duchess will go to Scot
t- -r,n ireland for a round Of visits 10 Lord
r.. ery's Lord Twcedmouths and other
.c...~.
I'm ssador Hay is now paying visit to Lord
Twee, Mouth at Guisachan. and eN-Ambas-
.adoi Iayard is lingering at Dalmeny Park
H.. an tourists returning To England after
T. .- Journey on the Continent find the weather
co.. -ai pleasant. August has been hot
r. e. D on The Continent. from Chrstiania and
- olm to Budapest and Rome. There has
tc~.. little rain. and travel has been unpleasant
- steamer sailing for America is crowded
4 returning tourists. and extra ships Will he
l~c-sod into service next month. The new Bishop
~ chester has been encouraged by Dean
,'..-'s example to make journey to America
He vi saiI next week for New York with Canon
gore D attend the convention Of the Brother
.ocd -. Andrew in Buffalo.
Dr. An Dc Water. rector Of st Andrew =
New-York viii preach in Westminster Abbey
On his la sunday in London.
= W,liam Winter. more vigorous in health
- beer, travelling FAR and wide in EnslaVd
cling Ne last month but returned to Stratford
- .7-itness Ny DAYS open ali performance OF
49, Ytr Like H." with Miss Ada Rehan as
i...N7d. Miss Mary nd rs0n was also present
Is. Ellen Terry IL spending her holidays at
t.cst5ournc
The death Of NJ ogden Go"let on board his
Yacht. the Maynowcr. in Cowes. was not wholly
unexpected His health had been failing T"
many weeks and his symptoms had been dan
gerous for several days. He was one Of the hest
known Americans in London and Paris. and was
especi.uy liked among English yachtsmen
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