New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

country. 80. at,
winston is making great fight OF H. sa'u
adv Cburchn 10 a representative of The Asso-
cated Press land as the struggle gets hotter anu
hotter the more we are enjoying It, Its quite Hke
old times OF course l am going to De III ,o ,ne
s shcE sx 1l ine aughngy The Liberal candidates
being married have a distinct advantage, ,form
He is in favor Of legislation maintaining law and
order in the Church Protes'eWRl,S nston is over
whelmed with Populations from licensed tors
lers Besdes he is addressing
four meetings daily.
IMPORTANCE OF THE ELECTIoNs.-Pohtical
mon attach immense Importance to the Oldham
end Stockport by-electons. and the Liberals ireey
count on winning both seats and rejoicing george
whitley liberal UnionisD for Stockport aS "
Liberal in the event of his maintaining ms TEE TT,S
nation s19 bsIses S as p freely predicted that {
the Liberals win both seats the aros Of sails
bury will decide upon dissolution oi
THE COUNCIL OF wOMEN.-There Is wlue-
snread dissatisfaction with the management OF the
International Council OF Women mo Vaiue "a
most Of the meetings has been destroyed py iac"
of proper regulations. Too many persons were III
yted to read papers. and. consequently, each per
son has been limited to ten minutes tihe "n'O'.
is entirely inadequate for the proper trea.n'en. "a
the subjects and It is generally felt that the ""oe
disiointed talk OF little interest and almost '"u
less. ..o,,o, q
Genevieve Wards paper on Thursday a'trac'eu d
great crowd Mrs. Kendall presided.
Gilbert Parker was to have addresseu 'nc ,,
Yesterday on the subject OF Housing huu
Women" but he is Ill and his paper was ,e"u W
sidney LOW of THE Standard" MT Parker mas
made n long study of the subject and mas aou'i-
dart evidence Of the distressing conditions uhuer
which educated working women are living lie mas
projected scheme. not philanthropic' put Piac-
teal by which great buildings accoihiiioud.Ins
four hundred people. are TO be erecteo III I'M
narts OF London Before he publicly outlined the
scbe,no today some fnanciers offered Mr.; Parker
half the amount of the cost OF the hfst Dnhesd
There is little doubt the scheme Will DC i'u'''"'O
Naturally the action OF the House Of LORDS IN N
dsqualifying women for eleGt .h ernbers OF The
International Council of Women and ther n ets
Queens Hall ThGTsday n s,pport Of the po
al enfranchisement of women. gave MISS susan -.
anthony ana 5ero5 of the Womens Council to treat
women 60 contemptuously. At that meeting a reso
luton was mo o pa ey for the ST. Rollox Di
ieion Of Glasgow and adopted to the effect that y
lies with the United KingdGm t heG principle G OF repre-
sentative institutions and deInohsIaos =" ra mani
that the s 0Sg OF as e Whole sex IS
Guided.
Till, TRaNsvAAI CRIsIs.-while the trend OF
news regarding the Transvaal is more paclhc the
question of peace war still tremoles N lhe oa'
ance But the impression continues that Il "iea'
Britain maintains the firm stand asserted by joseph
Chamberlain, the Secretary OF state Tor 'he Oo,'-
MES in his recent speech at birmingham 10 dc "ie
,olcv Of the united Cabinet. President Kruger VIII
rieid' Undoubtedly immense pressure is being ex,,
ert ed by the Afrikander party In south AiFIga anu
by Inc sdeonate concessions Meetings being
held daily throughout South Africa Wn,le sIT raed
ing among the Uitlanders, owing to the demoral|a-
ton or business
THE QUEEN AT ALDERSHOT.-The paramount
thought among the crowds which thronged the IN
closures at the review Of troops at Aldershot Mon
day. judging from the frequent references to the
subject was Of admiration for the wonderful
mowers of endurance displayed by Queen Victoria,
enabling her to bear the fatigue such an afternoon
necessarily nhicts on anybody OF such an advanced
age. The heat was intense, the glare or the sun
vas 6nd ing bd ng in passing the sauting point
Vet in spite OF tie fact that Her Majesty had
dr qye from ny FaTn5oroUgh to Iaans Plain she ap
peared enjoy the scene from hrst to last thoug1
many young and strong persons LEFT the ground
quite exhausted
THE ROYALTIES.-Wh the Prince OF Wales
and the masculine members of society have been
eniovlng the racing at Newmarket, the Princess of
wales and the women generally had their sporting
tastes grathed by the magnificent dog show OF
the Ladies' Kennel Association at the Botanic Gar
dens at which about two thousand dogs were on
visw-a truly remarkable record when 1t Is realized
that the entries were confined to CANNES owned by
women The Princess OF Wales was big prize
winner with borzois coIlies and basscts. Niscouni
ess Deerhurst formerly Miss Virginia Bonynge)
was also prize-winner. Some historic dogs were
on view. including Furthest North, the sole sur
vivor Of Lieutenant Peary's pack In his Greenland
expedition.
T1,,cb of
rived in Dublin to-day. They the guests OF
Lord and Lady Roberts Of Kandahar at kilmaln-
ham Their visit is IN the nature of prospecting
tour. as. now that the Duke has definitely re-
certain to succeed Lord Roberts Commander OF
the Forces in Ireland unless unexpected state di-
cultcs svpcrvene. The appointment "oulu De HoS'
The Prince of Wales has decided to take the
waters OF Marienbad again. instead or going 70
Homburg unless the presence OF the Duke Of or
leans at Marienbad determines change OF plans.
like the Duke OF Orleans and the latter IL much
ANNOYED and mortified at being utterly ignored at
gone to Austria. They had desired to stay at
Brussels and Turin previously. but reGeiytd stI9ne
their presence not desirable. The fact Is that
Dukes followers persist in making when he is in
brussels or Turin has caused deal Of trouble
TO the respective Governments.
SIR rHOMAs's COAT OF ARMs.-With the
view It is said OF revivlng the waning Inter
est. threatening TO bury him In oblivion. owing
n the unsportsma Mike suspicousness with which
he wlthholds even the simplest Information about
the shamrock Sir Thomas Upton now announces
he has assumed a coat Of arms Of his own device.
sed on his business career. For n crest he has
adopted two horny hands of labor" one grasolng
a tea plant flower and the other coffee blossom
The shield bears shamrock in memory OF his
native land. and a thistle, In comrnemorauon or
the fact that he started in trade In Scotland. Ills
motto IS Labor Conquers All Things
Emperor William Of Germany Is the latest IN
,,iirnrr reqarding tho Shamrock He has closely.
rbough vainly questioned the British yachtsmen at
Ziel as TO her build and the likelihood OF her
bringing back the Americas Cup.
LADY RANDOLPHS "REVIEW."-While the
newspapers are generally fun Of praise for Lady
Churchilrs "Anglo-Saxon Review" The
Daily Chronicle" eyes II askance and says:
Notwithstanding the gorgeous binding 1t Is
nothing but a colorado imitation OF The Yellow