New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.

London August y
rgr TR.SsvAAL sTTUATIoN-Thoush 10
actual DEVELOPMENTS have apparently 'ANeH
since the TrznsTssl situation vas PIs' -
x,exed 4, these dispatches. puohc n''It :. a..
crisis has been wonderfully ou'okeLe- 80, s.
70 the dawning realization tiIai ''es' -
r..Ss-v ,h4 mos. -ne.nodicsl preparations I''
-7,s inter lack Of oescsal news and TIE $500
Io.ok have made the week one Of teas.o.- -
s,-.o-y reports from home and ABROAD -
,.,.s and on the strength % these the heNsp@I
hzv. seesa~e5 from peace 20 war ana W. -.
,o,s,ssslv AZ SEA Endless su2pofitioA t'@s
,,s,,ve,t IN REGARDING President kruger eV'''
,-,-.o-t+sors b., from broad POM Oh 49, -,
details are not important as compare -
,ar, that President Kruger has re'us+-' IN
1910 ,h4 .1--educibls minimum CT sN h44'SN
,.n-.- -. Governor o. Cape Colony and BI'iisn
-. (,o-,-,,ss.oper O. south Africa II - 10"
,sa,,x week since the BRUSH OoFeT'iil'N' "a
49, in possession o, President hf-sels 80
whether IN the interests OF peace. P'Ne's "-t -
than Joseph Chamberlain re SFcltl4'i =. -
o. ,te Colonies are SIN teuPortzing or ~he'hsi
=, ms q decisive uitrnstur i already OF ihs Wy
% The President O. the TTs1svsa., : pN'e o'-
.ecture The most conservative opinion : '"@' ~
Ieoers Will ultimately back down Bot 'ne'e d
- -. s,sri,r from ne military activity al he
p-s,,sh War once and the same activity n 'he
south African Republic. that such Is Akey 20
te TIE case though both sides may ~ uslos
.he movements o. troops as q oluE- 4ha' -.
Chamberlain IS rot in paoiHc MOOD : eE..sl10-
M me publication. subsequent 20 ne fecsp"o" -
Y,sxA-,s rsoiv Of .he correspon5 snce between ne
ysoe-s and Sir Alfred Miner. According 10 Inc
sueaker." this action has in1neasuTaely iacrease'
the difficulty OF keeping the peac@. Coi4rn@''iiis
upon this fact The SPEAKER says:
unfortunately. neither IN Down.ag-si. 10. al a.
Pretor1a e the value q r1oderaJi2n e.le 80. =, =
s sIsT1 ds ,s5 stua,oa becomes more ger
and may yet Sc ne ~" SaIs,ss .sl Fading
IneE both sids: have al; 20 sfss 81 thsr
immediate supporters
Definite prognos,ications 70 the outcome o, ne
r-snsvaai crisis hsdged n as Il IS win us1a. se
cre-y and countless lOopholes through "hl0h @''e'
s,ss might crawl are thus debarred- All taat can
- said is tia. n very short tine. pTooaoiy iess
than g week the world vii know Definitely ThS'n@'
president KrEe- finally acknowledge BRUSH SUE
rsinty and It's poteatiali;ies. or whehe- ke iealy
t t5ieao; 20 ' Il psipsbe tha, the British vii p0
refuse accept any EVASION Of yer P-ss5sr.
claims whatever other CONCESSIONS fIes'-T--'
Kruger might make.
THE GERMAN CANAL BILLs.-The English
weekly newspapers make 10 effort % conceal thelr
satisfaction at the rejection % the German Canal
bills. The speaker saving The Erpe-2r nas
representatives OF the class re has been accustomed
20 regard as the pillars q he throne ,,-, -.
Vie Ro'''O's eon0''''' TX -'''''' u ''
rONDONs SUMMER sEASOS-The duness %
the London summer season and the interregnurn
o. The silly season r. vofuy apparent. The clubs
and houses are nearly all closed and. with The eI-
cep.!on Of few Government officials who are kept
IN town by the pressure OF The Transvaal s!tua-
ton. scarcely & well known person IS ever sen
The seaside resorts and Scotland reaping rich
=. fec. in
only city where anything Is doing Many titled peo-
pie are Aocking there for the Horse Show. which
Is unusually successful. Earl Cadozan. the Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland. entertained Count and Count
on their yacht the Valhala Many Americans visited
the show. which included az exhibition q Ameri-
can tTottsrs.
MORGANATIC MARRIAGES There is e pros
pcct Of many raorgsnatic marriages within few
years. there are now seventy-one European pria-
cesses OF reignng houses Of & maria gesble age
ana only fo--y-sever corresponding princes II TIE
young women want 70 escape single life ihs.r only
chance Is 20 sacrifice their rank and marry men
who DO not belong 10 royal families as cid Princess
BRUTAL MURDERS N HUNGARY-Fron
Hungary comes the sto-y o: unusually brutal nur-
ders by a man who lived q America I. see-as
that LAoislaus Mkita. 4 peasant OF Beregrakos.
was dlsinherted Hve year ago By his father and
er1tgTGted 70 ne tinted states. he returned
few days ago and entered The house o: his two
brothers. nov the heirs He found one O. them
sleeping and killed him. and also killed his wife
s-t tvo children. TIE rnurderer's fifth victim was
tac wife o. his second brother. When " kta was
arrested be SAID. !; Is done. That Is what
wanted"
OLDHAM MILLS CLOsED.-An The rn.lls n ne
Oldham distrc, have shut down Until September
I. - as 20 enable ne employees 20 g % the an
saving al IRE year. The accumulation q gold
there Is greater this year than usual o. accoun,
O. he universal prosperity. The excursion clubs
Of Oldham are believed 20 have saved for their
members ilSno and II IS not considered etiquette
Il oldham 70 bring any OF his money back from
TIE seaside Special trains bearing TIE holiday
makers have been running from Oldham ever since
yesterday evening.
FRoHMANs LONDON VENTURES The re-
pori Ina; Charles Frohraa IS likely TO add the
GErrlck his string Of JonCcn theatres is causing
to1ae v1essiness here The Daily Mali sees very
serious danger ahead = tae domination q 50 many
London theatres ~ one American manager. and
eoacl11es; We want none Q. Americas theatrical
trust"
RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY AND ALAsKA-Upon
authority q undo-bted reliability Representative
OF The Associated Press has asce-tal1et that into
the Alaska dispute there las c-ept the c-aftiness
% Russian diplomacy. Russia i car b stated
viii DO everything. wiki every possible energy %
prevent the practical cohesion O: Ire two great
English speaking nations. In al her embassies IN
strac-ons have been received % thWart the Anglo
American understanding
prominent diplomat who IS Intimately ac-
euainied with the details Of the negotiations Of
the last few years said
In sny arrangement looking 70 a working agree
rnent between England and the United States Rus
STA the defeat % her dearest projects I De-
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