New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

,,, record entry. Ihs '@"e
won several first prizes Niscoun. 1ord Rose
r,o, - coventry. Baron Rothschliu a,,n nners The
berry vere also Who Is president and pausTTb
The show in Addressing ne ster TO the utmost Of
declared ne .h. interests OF British agriculture
hooking OF HORSES TA1Ls.-tne ~V. male.
IN. ROYAL Agricultural society nds ,lo,,ers char
s,o.iors on its head by what the ne" i,s,,, the
, 90 = d,scredtable resolution resc',"'"e ~.
ao'e''"' 'I. against docking horses 'a'i7'
reoe,'' ,,, and the leading members %, r,ie
aristocracy and army nhor custom: but many
hgains' ,nor,' ueope refuse to pulcna .bms heen
horses Much opposition to me nrsssure was put
the Agricultural Society 70 teI paramen in
Tho newspape5r so n9T ' prohiSIt docking
o,-rrs w1r.HELMINAS BETROTHED-Ihe
60 Mother OF the Netherlands mas W."
- ouoan Victoria privately dehih'eE h,'"''
~ ~, d,rqh.ar's betrothal to Prince Wiiilap oi
ins ~ A., ofBcal notification the subjeci VIII
Nieo ~ sbnrtIv The question OF the status o'
PRINCE william has not yet peen seoS,u va wili he
now oehe'TTI To question Of precedence which
used so much trouble when Queen rJto'S c,mno
n ri IN the case the Queen Of Holland d ,me
queen and the Queen MOL ronssniding in the country.
THE or,EEN MOVED TO TEARS. Miss Weston
.ho "a well known for her work among sa'o'S'
nas inst had an interview with the queen a
Windsor who is keeniy interested W Nv, '.,',,
t,er Majesty recently gave cabin 20 tne os "a
I i.i 81: n, Devonport. and Mss Weston reaten
70 the Queen an incident Of sick sailor wno ID W.
mvns LII gave the cabin out of her private
pocket When told IT was true the sailor SaG seen
4, she has been my Queen always No" She -
my frie1 Wcs,on saws the Queen wept hearing
this simple story
GORDON MEMORIAL SUBSCRIBED. Her Mai
49,. haa Contributed 1850 10 the Gordon Memorial
col,oge Fund which Is now fully subscribed. a
telegram to this effect has been SEN 10 nSnS a.
tor5 Kitchener. NJ Khartoum II VIII oe nA""r" 10
him on dlsembarking on Egyptian soil
KITCHENER WANTS YOUNG MEN-General
Kitchener who resembles Cecil Rhodes IN several
a,s 90 ,nslsting that he should have only young.
unmarried men with him. He called at the foreisn
Once before he left London. and said he wanted
somebody to take over the financial department, OF
the soudan When he was asKen "nnL nn" VI I"
Il want man thoroughly UP In all finance prob
lens ard GSi SSsp is s waiting FOR th,
cial prodigy.
xrprJxc.s LATEST PoEM-Rudyard Kplins
,as nuhished in THE Times" poem supposed
N no the translation OF song by SIKH infantry
man on hearing that General Kitchener Is about
80 establish the Gordon College AT Khartoum The
last verse speaking Of the English. runs
Tho, A. ~, consider the meaning things they consult
creed clan. ~.
BEHOLD they clap the slave on mo "a'n' NM '''' "
becomeh man.
They terribly carp" the eafth WIN oeau NJ" "''' '
cannons cool, $780,, -. -, g.. ,,,,,,.
They walk unarmsd by '"o' ana 'n'e'' " -" wv
school
Kipling has accepted the vce-presidency OF the
Navy League and proposes to take an active part
I'm the movement to which the present efficiency
Of the british Navy II IL generally admitted Is In
n large measure indebted.
THE CARS TENOR NOICE.-A letter from
St Petersburg relates that the Car, who Is rather
nroud OF his tenor voice which Is sweet and adj
mirably trained. though not Of great volume. Was