New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.
London. September 10.

orANIr 4 BOON ~ lP' isiS 60 u' t'iuIi'-
" - ths White Star Line Comrany's new mann
ton ..aon,er oceanic has proved a great boon for
mo- % America bound tourists. who are now
hHn1no IN London hotels and boarding houses
~ni. 10 secure steamship accommodations. There
rna'', robablv from Eve hundred TO six hundred
ArtTinSsArs' tourist agency told representative Of
ssef ..sociated Press here that he had as much as
ne Assss rremum offered 20 secure the right to
4 raneas bsrber chair on the ST. Louis" 1t Ia be-
tseps that next year, with the Paris Exhiotion IN
EI 12s'''
o,,Axy AMERICAN JOCKEYS The Ameri-
1UV S. -l, who last year made immense profits
car successes Of Tod" Sloan find themselves in
o. Ito, situation this season. owing to the influx
So American Jockeys on the English turf.
" 70 c,arnsn. who II was reported. won 900"
ES. Derby meeting fo:tnight ago Wnen three
.-srican joSHe o NV winnings on that Occasion is
Inc - &c absolutely impossible to get any odds
ssains scan Win the Reins. Martin and Sloan ali
o. '.he DAYS Of good things nave passed
here, be slad II any one would take up my weeks
losses for -"
..-rrprsr N DONCAsTER MEETING-The
as,cb racing has on the public is manifested
~ -. immense crowds at the Doncaster Sen'em-
M ~. held last week. The postal authorities
's' ,srort that no less than two thousand money
'As.s 1s-e paid IN three days. and that nearly
oi'''s ,no,sand private kilograms were received.
tI'A-n+-
III ..-,a,ed that $4,000 changed hands ~ hte
The dead heat between BishopSwood on
%sS.h Ref had the mount ana 9o,e Ia on
the ia0s exciting contests ever seen on the TURF
2; ,x.nS,swood Is gigantic horse. with Vicious
b.s.,r and ll,'le Rem looked mere speck on ms
temlel W. The dead heat was run or Bishops
sacS, 90, oat o. Re.ns control and II seemed as
" o.su tFrel,sh jockey on Uncle Mac had the race
ne s rsrS But Reim. fighting his mount. forced
S.H ~ The course and WITH terrinc squirt Won
nm rn-i -. race by length Much to Rein indig
nation naasSoek seized him and kissed him raptur-
4 .a. r. '''''''
.-,-r-s OF SIR THOMAS Upton VARY.-sir
80 Linton and his Americas Cup challenger
-.o,E take ug considerable space in the news
'- Their dongs are mlnutely recorded in spe-
,.i slspatches much SO as TO call forth from
%. -, weekly paper the following comment
~ man can be Of no interest whatever except
~. .sr,ty and the shareholders Of his grocery
w.'-sss Never perhaps has blatant NuisarI!
.s5 Carrie further extent t6an by the per
us. 49,, riiff~g e a nonentitY, whose claims 70
s.,e. ,y res, on the fact that his firm has been
..s thsn once before he police court on charges
o. aT RsfPs ai Sian Gazette the other hand de-
s,-ibts Sir Thomas Upton as quts me louirn 81
l sst man q ne hour he is
,rrvOR1Fs OF APIA-Memory Of the gallant
.o.n. which VS. witnessed in the harbor Of Apia IN
,sS. =. vviav recalled by the announcement Of the
Of Rear AQNlThi i1tHIN 10y NAM
p v-so successfully brought out the Briush cruiser
33s,r--s amid the cheers Of the dying American
sailors
TROOPS UNDER CANVAS IN 1NDIA.-An those
VII ,o,eries and cliques described by Rudyard Kip
my IN his stories II Anglo-lndian society are
threatened with determination by recent order
that IN future the troops must spend the he'er part
NJ the cold weather under canvas, instead 81 In par
,rs rh,s is done to check the ravag's Of enieric
Eve said Co. 200 due 20 the proximity IL me men
means ex.le from all centres u civiiizaton Already
r-rrbe.s f0resee ne end Of racing polo ana society
THREAD INTERESTS CONSOLIDATE 1t IS
,.H TINT The ANA lgamated Coats American Thread
co-ran, has absorbed a Leading Belgian firm and
Intends .akir- over others with view TO con,
trolling TO south American markets. now supplied
BY Belgium.
N pVrr-l,ATr~ Guns ON ROSPORUs From
.t-.,ss-,ra,,e comes the report that Russia has
sbs.c,e 10 The Sultan placing pneumatic guns al
n. rorhorn entrance 70 the Bosporus. on the
sisasi that such action implied that he doubted the
cars frendhness The result is that the Sultan
ls agreed not to place the guns there and has can
'-i.i-f. contract made with the New-York Pneu-
;~.-., Gun Company. which had arranged 10 supply
,.s uea rons Il IS said the Sultan got the idea OF
,e sc,.sns Of tho United States dynamite cruiser
;' ''i'''' ''' ''''
ALASKAN BOUNDARY DIsPUTE.-Were It not
,1f The extreme fricndlness now existing between
N. GATED States and Great Britain the Alaska
boundary 1.spufe would be regarded here as a
serious secondary complication. and The rumors OF
rs tentative settlement are hailed with delight
Ash u.s. th. public takes Niie interest in the mat
rr h4 general idea being - get IT settled as soon
fs possible without hurting Canadas pride. II is
isarre5 from a good source that the tentative
agreement provides for canada having free ports on
the Lynn Canal and al Pyramid Harbor but WITH
GU, tntal3ne auy recognition by the Americans OF
sovereignty T1is is 20 be iu force until the hound
ssy line is adjusted. the United States Government
s9her,ng 10 IFS claim that IT must oe laid out from
mountain ,og 20 mountain top In return FOR this
free port concession the United states Will II Is
ssd gain ad-ono pryileges Tor ~ d
looa'ed ly Congressman Dineley The informant
t.so said 'taf fl.s- proposals would all De submit
'sd 20 Che Canadian Minister Of Marine ana fish,
taes Sir j. Davies on his arrival mere ana ana
t'o.a7y tnri Pc accepts. IL was sad. ne 'ei M
Enumerated ha}. uo more significance ihan me
friendly suggestions % any third party anxious 70
s.'ie dispute IT,. .act that Sir L. n paEles J.
Minister ~ Marine and Fisheries IS SAID 10 De re-
rr.-.,r ~ us 3ar, ,oatfe1r ecarcel, in his
Department bur when the matter involves counter
Seaees''on. Nes England fisherman IT. Is e M
proposal. ,. Resinaid rover the British charge
Ar-ires w.. rtrr-0n. and Colonel John Hay
t'e Cnfei >tfos Secretary Of state
VIEWS '1F EX-CONGREssMAN LEWIS
Former Congressman James ~. Lewis arrived here
last week AMI on Friday presented his credentials
a The United states Embassy. where he was
'o'd'aly received NJ. Lewis is here to press
'@e claims for compensation 10 the American
miners VITO were oyic'ed IN tho Atlin district Of
ne Nor'hRes' Territory by the canadian Govern
men' The matter Of Tho American miners claims
ssai's c,rsda las already been taken up but no
action a ne taken until tho arrival Of Minister