New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
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,~c1O-SAXON FRIENDSHIP.-The favorite
,,horal cartoonist pictures Joseph Chamberlain.
- secretary Of State for the Colonies. Sloan-ke.
stride a galloping lion and catching up TO other
rs,r,ot,c orators with the remark:
~ must hurry UP with my lion. am little
late - 49,. c,,,,
-,srv has made three speeches. handling the
,o,e field Of Great Britain's foreign and domestic
ou,les in his customary ungloved and breezy
,sb,on which has brought upon his head storm
- angry retorts from Continental politicians Their
cons remark that no Englishman speaks nova
49, without throwing compliments at the United
ties and one paper charges Mr. Chamberlain
-, becoming remarkably bold since Great
.,sln has induced America 10 promise TO fight
.sr battles" TO which The Spectator" replies:
We trust the American public Will clearly under.
s,oij,ica alliance VIC DO not desire to go beyond
ne acknowledgment that II We or the United
GATES get our backs TO The wall the other Anglo
ssxon will be at his side
The English newspapers are unable to fnd any
hing but good In the trend OF affairs In the United
states They discuss the Dinsley bill IN
,rendly tone The Statist." finding In the acquis-
,,on ~ colonial territory the hope OF a relaxation
=. the high tariff in the United States Itself
=. ohsArves that 1t would be a startling anomaly II
- D,rglev tariff was maintained in all It's pro-
h,briveness in the United States while the new
,ossesslons were open to the trade OF the world
THE statist" does not doubt the United states
,u1y recognizes this ard adds:
International cordiality has obtained such warmth
.hes.reet that il may be impossible 70 maintain II
y,ho9, NAV be developed which may lead the
Isrericans % discover that We have always oetn
aTT L1Ss- that We have always considered Them
Valiant offensive Yankees The Inite s sac les
VSusness owing 20 fear that II may put the TREND
sip 10 a strain
THE CARS PERSONAL WILL.-The Car has
e,ven new proofs OF his determination to rule the
pussian Empire over thu heads or orclalnolh'
bch Strengthens the belief that the peace procla-
nation was the enforcement Of his personal Will
persistent rumors have reached the Russian capi-
al for months past Of crop failures throughout
vu-oneen Russia and the Cars inquiries on the
,rs,ect have ELECTED stereotyped reports that the
ssrerins IS exaggerated the Ministers being 100 90
a. s-rne The car sent the Minister Of the In,
or on 'our ana 5 ne Si fyeg The Car has
now commissioned two ~ his personal ad)utahls
70 the facts and report upon ao me Instructed 70
deal directly with the people and to ignore a.,
oe,-iaIs The Russian press reioices az TINS. ana
Sec.ares that bureaucracy Is panc-stricken at see
Ing its control threatened
AGITATION N FRANCE.-The French appear
- No sa,ated with agitation. and are willing TO ac-
re-. whatever Judgment the Court OF Cassauon VIII
render in the Dreyfus case Only le" Oh NV
de-narogues who achieved notoriety by l1en'lSihs
themselves with the affair keep up their furious de-
n,,nciations Of ther antagonists. The prosecution
~ N Urban Goher for publishing the oooK
e,,,,led The Army Against the Nation promises
. have sensational effects upon Presidential aspira-
tions One Of the chief counts In the indlc,tmssn'
~ ~ "@x-nsai.io- resulting in the waste Of lives
AID raoney ". Dupuy. the Premier VINO Is tIlo ~
Flvsee Palace NM Faure and Cavaignac, :, are d
forriers 10 his ambition. and NJ Dupuy IS cFeoItedi
,1 order 70 Tx their responsibility.
r-DGF on BOXING. Sir John Bridge the
rrtef Police MAGISTRATE for London. boldly gave
.a,.,.l rat,s,aton Of old-fashioned British sport
;Dg standards IN committing for trial the officials
~ tho National Sporting Club who were concerned
IN the fight IN which Thomas Turner was iataly
iniurs6 This Magstrae declared that It YOU'D 3od De
e" e. meal He said Il was necessary and laudaole
for youths to hecoma boxing experts but ne aaSe
boas,se the contest was FOR money.
SIR GEORGE BADEN-POWEIL ILL-sr George
T2aden-Poven ". P who Behring sea BTU
tsb commissioner in 1891 and British member OF
- Ioirt Commission at Washington IN 49'- -
ITonounced TO be at the point OF dea'h
DENSE FOG IN LONDON.-Almost unprecedent-
eslv mild weather is being experienced for this time
~ The yea- in England. The open gardens are lu''
- eowers which are blooming in profusion one
o.. the donsest fogs in many years. however en-
M 4sf'-5sI and street trafic TIE quaint spectace
c. pedestrians feeling their way WIZ a s,rdais
torches az noon was seen IN the Lo5'uO" S'''''9'
vfere 4 number OF accidents occurred.
CEREMONIAL. At WINDSOR.-Queen Victoria
viii shortly hold an investture at Windsor Casue
az will present the Soudan decorations. she VIII
sersonav invest General Lord Kitchener o: KhaF-
toum with the Grand Cross Of the Ba'h'
-o,,,r ,-rcrrc y g. announced that the King
- Denmark intends 70 come 10 England In January
and that he viii stay with the Prince OF Wales al
Ser5~trghar The Prince will afterWard 60 10
Gotha. IN order 70 attend the cf,eotas.o' "a we
1919 ~. last Tor several days and il Is eX-
pected Emperor William Will also De present
ROYAL HELP FOR LACE-MAKERs-Th
Queen q the Belgians has issued rescript 70 her
sister queens and expresses asking them 10 form an
alliance for the purpose OF helping the lace-naKeFs
o. Europe She has appealed 10 them TO forswear
wearing imitation lace. and TO bind themselves 10
wear only handmade lace. pointing out that the
lnachine-nade fabric threatens the extinction OF
ar.src hand-Worked lace Inc NUMB % rsbed
since the advent Of lace machinery by forty tnou-
far.5 persons The Queens appeal met with a
ready response. and the queenly alliance has a.
ready become fact
AGAINST SUNDAY CONCERTs.-Intense inter-
est has been aroused by the decision OF the Licens
ing Committee OF the London County Council 10
refuse licenses 70 nails whore Sunday concerts are
given for profit Tais VIII practically mean the
abolition Of Sunday concerts. The newspapers are
unanimous in denOuncins The decision. and demand
that the London County Council refuse 70 ratiy H.
The Queen gives sn.0 20 the opponents OF Slncay
music by having the Guards Band play on the ter
race al Windsor Castle every Sunday afternoon
while she resides there. The public IS then ac-
ni,teI 20 the castle grounds. On Sunday last
large concOurse Of people listened 70 the music.
men; the fact that Colonel Macdonald. who some
people assert saved ;he battle OF OmdurTan by his
promptness and skill IN repulsing deryish on
slaushi which General Kitchener overlooked. was
not Included among those who have received Soudan
decorations. although he has been promoted TO be
an aidc-Se-cyrnn az tho O1joeu THIS a high dis