New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
Mr. clsastones actions toward the Bos-s, it

Mr. Glsdstone's actions toward the Boers, it
says
e,,~,,,. the knei ~ Christian policy has been
r,,,.- ir almost indecent and premature hdSlF
round the crave of the dead lion, and an eX1raol
dirary and lneXpilcahle outrage mas ,-'n 49,,
traied Dy "a living statesman upon 'he
O. our dead leader
II adds
Those who are initiated into the mysteries ., OF
rigging Tho market and who are aware or me
st-,ire NJ the Chartered Company know per
/ fa.ffv wall how and why we are vaginS wal id
South Africa.
TIL. other Liberal peers have not followed
Lord Possber,'s lead the Marquis Of Nortnainp-
ton and Earl Spencer emphatically regulating
the negotiations which Jed up to the war
FOR BRITAIN AND BOER ALIKE.
Tho American women who are equpping the
! hosrital shin Maine are making particular eI-
! fcrtz ~ have 1t understood that the movement
is entirely devoid Of political significance. as The
| Red Cross Knows no politics and VIII "ea'
/ Britain and B0er alike The lifting OUT OF '"e
vessel Is attracting wide attention ID "s'li.u
! and the efforts Of the American women .e-r..
! the heartest recognition IN a-col 1e-'0T -, 49,
! potter has selected November - as the ~ ~
th. cafs chantant benefit FOR me Name il'
/ the efforts II Sir Arthur Sui4'E"i. 49, t,-,,,
to+al has baon selected for tie entertainment.
l,l tso primo. af Wales the Princess CHRISTIAN
! a,5 r.hor rovalttes win attend. The perform
/ &c. vim h,rfn al . p m. when the enure
/ ..r3aii- of New York" and "El CAPTAIN com
NAMES with their orchestras. H. d. hn'Mt.
! GertrId. Elliott Frank Lincoln. \lha heI..".'
! Hurophf.os Luici Ardt Mrs. Brown fo. 80,
! Marion Gircux and large number on o'Iet
/ American entertainers viii appear i''hets WI"
J 80 a nitiufa each. and refreshments VIII o.
served a the interim Nh.-n. i'll - 'Ai9'''' "'"
/ b. an additional source ~ income ,,
7ha theatres here are engaged IN splIl''u
/ contest Of benefits for the wal victims On"IleS
/ Wvndhan's announcement tnat nc VIII nrful
fho receipts Of the first nieht or ms new ten'l.
November l6 % this purpose, mas resui'ed u, ~
Immense demand for seats sln-ie STAINS Sr''.i4s
for 40 each and boxes for -'t Ats. Ia5r''
! -,fr- If Colonel Arthur Pag7t. now on ms Maf 10
/ south africa IS greatly Interested ~ these pei
! r.rr.aucc- and special performances are .''
! rounced on every side The climax VIII pio.d-
tl.. De- attained by tie performance al Iie' ~
! s..t,.s Theatre In the middle Of January. Wheh
the greater part Of The dress circle VII ne Jun u.l-
ized vim tha ROYAL box The entire royal ram, ,
I u,- from the Queen downward. has promise d
! IT, patronage The prices OF seats nave no.
been fixed but the stalls VIII DO sold iol ar leasl
! 500 each Becruohm Tree is Contributing ,lT
usa az his theatre and all the WORKING eNpehseS
/ Nlre Roorbohm Tree IS nightly reciung knd
,.,-4 l<frlfnc'- poem 1.-THE Absent Minded 1895
| 90 81 The Palace Music Hail. receiving tlW'
: nor week for her services and contributing lAS
/ f. the soldiers fund. on Thurs lay nlBnt he'
/ plea "Pay-Pay- met with sucn warm r.
sponse that She vas almost driven from the
staee hv the hail Of silver thrown 10y the en-
! thusastic audience.