New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10


she will remain In England. light her traducers
and "set herself right by demanding public near ear
Ing Of her cage Miss 9rme IN Sepen0er las S her
home, IN London but the wound was no. No. ,ba n
cident. and by order OF magistrate In october last
was sent asylum for the Insane She Is me
a Rnn"et OF expo,,cl in III" inIted States At the
time OF the alleged assault u?on her Miss enc sala
accent and She said she had been prosecuted for
ten years past by "a millionaire Boston lawyer
REOpENING THE pREYFUS AGITATION
The decision OF the officers Of the Esterhazy court
martial to bring civil suits FOR libcl against NM.
lola and Perreux thus reopenlng the Dreyfus
affair is considered to be most serious step ana
one which will inevitably evoke feelings more on a.
leading to mob violence VIII pe niln'us,, ~
said 10 keep the army, which considers itseH AZ
EnT6 BY and SV asS Ta eT"s situation for
the Ministry the eve OF the elections
BRITISH COMMANDER IN CANADA-It Is
understood that Lord william Seymour. uncle OF the
MARQUIS Of HEREFORD has been selected to succeed
General Montgomery Moore. In command OF the
British troops in Canada. Lord Seymour was porn
in 1895 first served In the navy as midshlpman, en-
general In 1850 and neutenan, general In 1879 his
iordship served In the Crimean war IN ,he f,SyP
tan campaign. ana was nj one ''"e "S'''''"' ''
termaster-seneral
ia 1897 has a war shape giving the holiday makers
~ Greo, Britain an unusually interesting sub)ect
10 talk about. Although the regular exodus OF
Cabinet Ministers has occurred in view OF ,he
rrecarious nature Of the Tllspano- American re"-
,ions and the hrca.enlng clouds IN The Far East
II has been decided not to take too great an ad-
vantage of Easter. Therefore the Ministers WIZ
not 20 far away from the telegraph Offices ana
thcir bureau WIN ~ me Volunteers has also
taken place about sixteen thousand or them haEr
ing gone 10 the Easter raanmrvrcs ana u uls
pleasure tour has been undertaken by the Hu' ~
mobile club and by hundreds 81 tnou.."hus, , , C
/ bicycle riders who are enjoying inc i"oS' O"''''
weather.
VAR RISKS OF COMMEMORATIVE Is quite
a scare here in regard 10 the dangers British com
rnerco will be exposed 20 in the event OF war pu.
y, tho Admiralty and at the War once 1t Is said
haf the fears expressed are practically eroundeSS
II is pointed ont that though the oeNgereh'S arc
not bound by the Treaty OF Paris the belig'reh's
action IN regard 10 n@utrals would De d''e''"'F"
hv quite other considerations II spain s'aI'"eu
british vessels for American goods, II IS o"lcVcn
she would bring on herself something stronger ''''"
nt"reS h,s bcen considerable criticism in shipping
ccn,yss On tho subject Of the declaration mace ..
The Attorney General. Sir Richard NGDstrr daoI n
holding that hs legal doubts regarding me rknt 70
search capture neutral V1ss,,ttsh WTInners IN a
seizures certain, thus plicl"b h''''' ''iF
prccarious position
club circles arc busy for""astine III" s'cc'SSo''
~, -, Earl ~ Flgln and the Earl u Aberdeen as
ytcerov OF Irdla and Goyernor-Gcncra' OF N''""a
respocilveiy For the Viccroyqhip lord ba'iour .,
p,r,egh the chief Secretary for sco''""u' NV,
George y Curzon. the Parliamentary Sr,n,tnsyIy
,re Foreign once. are the TWO most piv,ntht.n 40
,lnr.1 md for tho Governor -'fen"Ihi.h'P 80
ci,orne tho Trdor-secretary OF state ror
fa'i c ~ and the Earl Of sIopetoun no nhy
tne 5;~ocrai are considered the most ky
arddas' am, %oH ,6 ne Earl OF ssborne have the
Goyernor- GcnerslrhIp Of Canada II ne NA"'S "
TUE oI-EFN-Queen Victoria Is pronounced !"
- ,ha, she has been for r. year past ana
:, - dh.d that she Is increasing her popularity "'
-. p,viera where the old story IL again crcua'lns
from mouth to mouth among the pe"s"",' 49,,
o,ccn Zoos - tho Riviera In order 70 nl'he "''
Eo.,er" being denied religious liberty NJ nome
rrer.rore the peasants add, Her Majesy goes
ahrr.d - that Roman taihoi'c hl.'i"p '""'
"shrlve" her unknown 10 her SUBJECT. " "'"
srpApATrON FOR \ ROYAL PARA perina-
men, sepera,on = being arranged between IN"
Graud-duke and Grard-duchcss 81 Hess" V"''"
victoria sides with the Groni-ineh'1s wn3
Gobnrg ana Gotna otherwise the Duke OF E''"-
hlrsh
THE SOCIAL sEAsON-In spike Of tho VIZ
rurnor- London ls nHing up FOR m" season WIN
those who are 10 the fashion. ana the ln"l''N'hS
point to IT, being very successful In me 1
lave not an 'lighlo nous" i'f' WINE S'"u' 80"
Oh Hats f. reported.
TEN EYcK's ENTRY-Tho Henley Stewards
me, on Wednesday 20 consider the for'gn entries
other than the Continental 40 American eight
WA entered Tho principal discussion was upon
,h. entry u Ton Eyck the American scullcr Their"
ls considerable feeling against him. owing 20 he
attending IL banquet az Putn"y. upon which oc"a-
zion al tho Thames professionals were present. ana
aho because %; s'atcments made 10 American
u.wsplp,rs thai IT,, Ten rtycks received on Their