The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
PURITAN LONDON.
County Council Starts a New
Crusade Against Sun
day Concerts.
HoOLEY's S BID FOR A asIR'
Newspaper Attacks on Tod
Sloan Mrs. Potter's
Pleurisy.
IBy Gable to The Associated Press. ]


land. The open gardens are full Of flow
ers which are blooming in profusion. One
Of the most dense fogs in many years,
however, enveloped London on Thursday
last, greatly impeding railroad and street
traffic. The quaint spectacle of pedes-
trians feeling their way with flaming
torches at noon was seen in, the London
streets, where a number of accidents oc-
Cured.
Queen Victoria will shortly hold an in
vestiture at Windsor Castle and will pre-
sent the Soudan decorations. She will
personally invest General Lord Kitchener
of khartoum with the Grand Cross of
the Bath.
It is announced that the King of Dem
mark intends to come to England in Janu-
ary and that he will stay with the Prince
OF Wales at sSandringham. The Prince
will afterwards go to Gotha, in order to
attend the celebration of the silver we'd
ding of the Duke and Duchess of Sake
Coburg-Gotha, which occurs on January
%. The festivities will, last for several
days and 1t Is expected Emperor William
will also be present.
The Queen of the Belgians has issued
rascript to her sister queens and en-
presses asking them to form an alliance
for the purpose of helping the lace MAX
ers of Europe. She has appealed TO
them to foreswear wearing imitation lace
and to bind themselves to only wear hand
made lace, pointing out that the machine
made fabric threatens the extinction of
artistic, handmade lace. The number of
lace-makers IN Belgium and France has
diminished since the advent of lace ma
chinery, by forty thousand persons. The
Queens appeal met with a ready response
and the queenly alliance has already be
come fact.
Intense interest has been aroused by
the Purltanicai decision OF the Licensing
Committee OF the London County council
70 refuse hcehses 70 nalis Whefe 9uloas
concerns are given ior proiit. ilis wlii
piaclieails ineaA ehe dpeiteioil y T 7u.iefSs
- wli'stt - 8 s.
-
a,Tsjs4 80 t,is,,s+ ~ ,,s,,sc ma
,s,s,sYa a,s a,. ,,,,a,,i4,,a,,s IN dano,,r,ei,,s
~ a,ai,;1r, ~ tt,,f ~, I.o,,5,on
Connty co,,ncfl ref,1se I'd ratifv ii The
0uean gives i SINH ii the opnonents Of
Sunday music BY having the Guards
Banss play on the terrace at Windsor Cas-
re every sunday sfteehoeh yllle she ss-
sIdes there. Inc pupiic Is lneA aeihlteea
% the castle grounds ahu Oh iase spll-
Gay, Tor instance, q Iarge celicouise II
people hseenee 70 eiie =
mere is some coii1iiieit ~ 'lie isaS. .lis.e
Coroner MacoohaIa VINO some peopi7
cialm' saved the Baeete OF oiluurliaf1ii ps
ms prehpthess ana shiii N iepuislls .
Dervlsh onslaught Whlcn t1eheral fNitcn-
ener overlooked, was not 1ncindea among
those who have received Soudan decora-
tions, although he has been promoted to
be an aide-de-eamp of the Queen. This
is high distinction and is considered in
some quarters to be a peculiarly appro-
nriate recognition of one who rose from
tba ranlss C,oIanel N5aeaonald who has
sayx,aa t,,ro,,,l, ea,,ar, ,a,oY,aiern was i
47.s Il o,,1ists5 ne
ps'i e7ioo'eu lay -
serSeu .en seais - e'e is-.9 80 s'os-
q = :.
oy MS spienuio cohauc' uuiihs pehetai
Lora foperts Aishah caiii'saish- lie
was one OF tne officers WING sul.s4Sea 'no
MaJuba Hill disaster OF tne boer "ar'
but he was taken prisoner by the Boers,
who returned MN ms SWORD, Which hau
been presented to him by the men of his
co,nnanv when he won his commission.
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