New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
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AMONG WUITECHAPEL'S POOR.-Lady Fran
els Hope MAY Yohe. the American actress, mas
for some time past been helping her mothe'-'"-'"'
the Dowager Duchess OF Newcastle. among oo m,e
cert AT the Public Baths Hal Of The Atgaten nsi
trict in ali Of the rebuilding OF the Whi'ech'Pc'
School
AN UNGRATEFUL PREACHER-The Rev r.
p Never who was recently the recipient OF end
,css cortesics In the United States. has furhSheh
an interviewer with column OF insulting cor'''iS
erations for the "wickcdncss' OF his late hosts'
which for display Of ignorance, It would be nara
10 beat He makes wholesale charges NJ chcanery
and corruption against public officials and says
he is able 10 substantlate every Of the charges
of W. T. Stead. The Rev Mr. Meyer asserts that
aeer darb except in the middle OF the road owing
to cripes Of In rng@55d 70 MS MI ne MsTer
could say was that the President was pleased TO
hear that combined his name with the Queens
tween tho two countries found in the Christian
coed wi | uniting the churches OF both
The QUEENS VISIT TO FRANCE-The de-
parture OF Queen Victoria for the South Of France
has had effect upon the political and CONNER
cial world as It is reasonably assumed that she
would not leave the country unless the horizon
was clearer. which Is commonly supposed TO be
Majesty saw the French Ambassador. Baron De
Courcel. at Windsor Monday last she expressed
the hope that nothing would interfere with her
sad to % have ,ns F Teotd 10 "'" the N'''''o'
IT you'd Re misfortune for France Madam Madam,
WI th9ush sNra Prrsaaon2 were idNTn G on
which she slept vas guarded by a chain o. picket
boats. and at CherbOurg. Friday night where
hhnmmerIns norI in tSe 5hipysrdi was 'forbidden
FOR the time being. In addition the royal train
was ordered TO run ut speed o. Only twenty niles
an hour.
CABINET DIssENsIONS Although the general
impression made upon the country by the state
ment OF the Parlilmcutary secretary OF the Foreign
Office. George y Curzor. Thursday In the
House az Commons that Russia had not sent an
ultimatum to China. IS regarded as being reass'r-
ing and the speech Of the FITS; Lord o. the Ad-
miralty, the Hon George j. Goschen, IN the Hous,
OF Commons the same day. when the naval esti-
mates were presented. helped on the whole. IN
create hopeful feeling. the Marquis OF Salisbury
continues be the scapegoat OF Conservative as
morrow many OF MS Parliamentary followers would
hear the news without regret. IL l. tnls ~4liInn
The result OF the Parliamentary by.eiection on
"Wednesday In the Stepncy Division OF the Tower
Hamles london. whom the Liberals saIne6 z seat
charged by the Conservatives to the Marquis OF
Saishurys foreign policy. while the interterence
fbe Golonlos in The recent London COUNTY Council
elections has intensified the Cabinet discussions,
he was induced to speak during the campaign
owing to assertions that the Government would
the London County Council. which has nov o"en
abandoned. The domestic situation, therefore, Is
distinctly uncomfortable.
MR. GOS~IIEN'S SPEECH-Mr Gosehens some
what rhetorical peroration on the alternative OF
peace or war the First Lord Of the Admiralty
remarking: ~ peace shall again reign In our
centres OF industry and the maritime instincts OF
the nation which calls itself the Mistress OF the
Sea asserts Itself by increase in its merchant
seamen then the nation may look forward with
S wiih honor but If it is war; which COO forbid I
must he war crowned with y.tory' provoHedi
fhat his remarks have not specifically affected the
present sa9a ana ~ s aS iS
home-coming of our ships rather than their send;
ing or" received wih much laughter ana
cheers.
TO SPECULATE IN WARsHTPS-The sentiment
favoring war with somebody. which prevails with
the "man-in-th e-street" has attracted the atten-
ton Of the Stock Exchange Spectators and The
Bradford Observer" reports the formation OF
syndicate build and speculate In "arShps AT
their operations 70 cruisers gun boats ana lorPedS
boats. The sum Of t@"tp mas alreIiag 9eFm SUP 40,
scrihed and an order has been plaGfefd on me
Thames for cruiser. The enterprise really amounts
foreign Powers and British shipbuiiders
BLEEDING OF SAILORS Joseph Haveock Will
son Member Of Parliament for Middesoorough.
secretary of the National Seamens Union, as the
result of his recent trip to the United States In
tends urging immediate action upon the part OF the
Board OF Trade to stop the practice OF shipping
seamen to York by wncn mex gi1 must pay Il
to f3 for the privilege o. getting snip
GRAND-DUCAL TROUBLES.-The domestic
troubles Of the Grand-duke and Crand-duchess Of
Uosse have eliminated in the separation OF the
Goth
rhe Duke Of Edinburgh. father Of the Grand
duchess. is goius Cimez in order TO try. with
the help Of Queen Victoria. TO heal the troubles
in the Grand-ducal household Emperor Williams
offer 20 intervene having proved fruitess. the
Grand duchess declaring that nothing on earth
viii induce her to return TO her husband. The
result has been 70 set on foot movement 10 secure
the succession 81 the dukedom 10 the Grand-duke's
eldest sister. the Princess Louise OF BatLennerg:
an arrangement which is favored at Windsor. at
St Petersburg and not much objected TO at Berlin
MONEY-LENDERS DENOUNCED Sir George
Lewis the voil-known Lawyer. before the House OF
Commons committee inqWring into the evils Of
demonstrating on Thursday condemned the bust
ness In the strongest terms saying II frequently
costs the victims 1000 per cent tie complained
particularly Of the transactions n such men "a
sam" Lewis He said the bulk Of them
Jews and being Jew he could say Of his
own knowledge that the Jewish community
loa thed and despiscd them refused allow them
10 hold any position In the Jewish ranks. and the
Jewish rabbits preached against them and their
practices
dal Sir George Lewis said sam Lewis had dr-
counted 10000 ~ 20 per cent He added that the
laws Of England all favored the money-lenders.
mat in Germany tho usury laws worked well. and
in America there no usury at all.
REVOLUTION IN \ HOTEL.-All the fashion
ablo people who J.ne or sup the Savoy Hotel
orc greatly astatcd full-ne1Eed revolution which
has taken place there during the last week The
Savov's restaurant has long been prc-euinent In
London and so crowded that II has been necessary
to order tables day aheaN. But IN SPITE OF this
the directors have long been puzzled at the dim
,nuflon OF tho profits and the result was that at
-,,..t,f meeting m Il directors on icndoY