New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-30
THE NEWS OF TWO CAPITALS
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silver agitation and financial apprehension. sno
will be a check to prosperity


will be a check to prosperity.
Apart from the outbreak Of impetuous en-
thusiasm over Lord Kitchener there has oeen
no event Of exceptional interest In London DUR
ing the week. He IL In appearance the idesi
soldier whose portrait by Herkomer now hangs
in the Grafton Galleries His modesty and dis
erection disarm military jealousy. and he has be-
come the idol OF the masses. His reception by
the city Of London next Friday will be splen-
did ceremonial.
Lord Rosebery IL now speaking constantly.
while Sir william Harcourt has made only one
n,,hl,c anpearancc IN severa! weeks. Lord
Rosebery's tribute TO Mr. Curzon at the Etonian
dinner was most felcitous His next address
will he made before the Edinburgh Phiosophi-
cal Institution
An interesting event next week will be the
dedication OF tie reredos designed by Sir Ed
ward Burne-Jones In memory Of Christina KOS
setti II will lie in Christ Chlrch Woourn
SQUARE where she and her mother were IN the
habit Of worshipping for years
Mr. K,nsit had 10 take dose OF his own medi-
cine last night at Exeter Hall There were dis
orderly scenes at tn. meeting. which was de-
signed to he an anti-Rituast demonstration.
Mr. Kensit was constantly interrupted by cheers
and the disturbance could not DO quelIed by the
a,,reals of the stewards the singing OF hymns
mr. devotional exercises from the platform A
str.noa senueI to the Archbishop OF Canter-
burv.s recen. charge on Anglican dogma Is the
ravolation ~ Presbyterian rituasn in Scotland.
,,bere Minister Crathie has offered prayer for
h do,d +, n memorial service for the Queen or
Denmark
Henry Arthur Jones's comedy. ManPuVres
~ lane" was produced tonight at the hay
market Theatre before an indngent ana en-
thusiastic audience. II was evidently written
in order to supply Cyril Maude and Miss Emery
With parts analogous 10 those which they nave
beon enactng in Barre's Little Minister
Lord Bapchild is a variant Of the little minister
He is an eccentric peer. with his head hiieo
with fads and with a shy, grave. oewidereo
manner. Jane Nangle Is another Baoo,e Witt
out the gypsy masquerade. Her mahpu're'
ere directed mainly toward bringing apout her
own marriage with the steward on Lofu pap'
child's estate. and are finally successful IN
cidentally there is a series or IHahpu'tes W
other people for the making OF match oe'"ee"
her and Lord Bapchid. which another young
lotv battles by carrying him OF herset' Inc
play Is amusing, without having el'her ac'lon
or dramatic surprises. III was wen s'dse" o"H
acted and created much merriment by It's tar-
cicaI touches Frederick Harrison ana MISS
Rose Ieclercq offered strong support. reHear
and Melisande" was revived at a matinee at
the Lyceum Theatre to-day. II was delight-
full and artistic performance. MACBETH IS
drawing we'll Mrs Campbell has greaty
strengthened her original performance OF Lady
Macbeth.
The sale OF Harold Frederc's new novel,
GLORIA Mundi" will De stimulated by the PROOFS
produced at the Coroner's Inquest that his ire
was shortened by the Christian Scientists MIS-
Mills's testimony a faith-healer has attracted
widespread attention. Labouchere's paper mas
secured stenographic report. and is reported
70 be taking an active interest In the exposure
~ Christian Science methods 1t is an open
secret among Mr.. Frederic's friends that ne ex-
messed a belief In Christian Science before no
was attacked with paralysis. so that his en-
povment Of faith healer did not surprise
them. Brandon Thomas and other intimate
friends are bent upon having thorough inves-
tigation Of the circumstances Of his death.
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