New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.

- 49,, r-ieborlas Sir l. H. Davies Is daily
visiting the officials who are busy aia"lns ~
mans Illustrating Canadas contention no
meets 10 finish his share OF the matter }" 90
weeks He will probably return nome O''D'
The negotlatons at present apparently arc con,
ered ~ consultations between Great Britain ana
Canada the United States Embassy taxing NE
or no part in them until SIR l. ~ IL -" Envernment
an understanding with the impf iial ,.i,',o
Reports OF the arrival of setteInleua 49,, ne
to appear but these are as unreliable as ''e' "''
cg sr n Davies said to reporter Of The AS
ISOLATED Press. 1T IS impossible 10 give ou' any
Asked # gons oyer the TGw'TH any P65 oTe
oseio"s renree1nt the stand Of the Canadian Gov
ernine"t Inferred that no definite settlement vii be
!, IS ,t aftor the converting OF the High Com
mission.
MR. cHOATE IN A CARICATURE-Mr Joseph
II Choata the United States Ambassador' VINO Is
s,W I'm Scotland is the subject OF TINS week
vanity Fair" cartoon, by no means uhhlnu
caricature Humorously describing the Am'as-
sador paper SAYS he is known 9 be man Of
Charming manners. well married yer n an 4meri
CARDS ife as a jest, adding ne Is an A''e''
can Ambassador. yet he ia no poet
SIR THOMAS LIPTONs AMBITION.-'M. a.
p saws II has been Sir Thomas Upton hee"
ambition for many years TO become the cha"ensei
for the Americas cup. and that ue poP"'"
.anffon OF him as not KNOWING "u'" 49,
is a mistake as twelve years ago wht thor ' i'm
q,,e, was lifting out. Upton. VINO was men ~,
business at Glasgow took me a has done great
all the details of her sails ana ne mas Knows how
deal for yachting II qug h,p ninety-nne out OF
one hundred Of his critics.
THE ENGLISH PAPERS AND DEWEY.-The
rauors print long special dispatches IT j"
work describing the welcome ACCORDED "'l' ~, ~
.,rar rov.ev Most OF them. while not processing 10
49,, ,,tb,,r-t as an excellent feature Oh inc 80"
tional character THE Daily Nal Sp 90 orfer
being on the spot II Is lmI tn narficipate in
into the spirit OF the thing, ana ~ tat''tira the
he enthusiasm it IS necessary 10 GrC ot lovablv
,'ti,ral pooplc whose emotions are as M" rs Hose
,..i,r snd AS frank and unrestralh'1 IA ,
OF children ,1odest attractive personality OF
Admiral Dewey. lie is the one "s'''
flaw. man outside d purity
THE KAISER FRIEDRICH-The steamer
t,alsor Friedrich OF the Hamburg American I'M
has been extensively altered and mas J"se
Melted successful trial trip she SaaI ,o1 though
H ~, "Cogmhia sailed yesterday. ana me e, ''S
Bismarck viii sail october ., ooth n"e1 u'
>-,r GOODWIN BETTER.-Nat Goodwin mas
,o,.ered from his Illness and reappears 'o-uas @.
ho nrlo ~ York's Theatre, which closes O.'0 10,
80 ,t,',"- Ken who took Mr.. Goodwin's part mas
r.a,,od handsome testimonial from MI "a ,'T now,
win and Charles tIon riIan contracts the question
~ eatisi,ng his London agents ia sns,re the
U.,,I@d bJ he inability OF the agents 10 s'~'''
promised theatre.
POLITICAL, UPHEAVALs-Franoe. al' nn,
.lr,od ~ intense excitement. seems qulesce'., D1
49, - ,,,..r,a are IN the throes OF pohuca'
l,,i The Ecclesiastlcs and Militarisls u'''"
- 49,, NOW, cabinet which Spain may form anu
.ta new Austrian Cabinet will pronaoy R ufS II s
hope Of existence on a co sn6 MI Of trouble
curious rumor is current inat s d,r - me Triple
new Ministry had 10 declare noe"'S ~
Alliance
,r,,r- DAp1rrr.1NG DIsAsTER-The Darrell
.r d,s,gte~ has done more to bring Great h''.l''
re q nation into closer touch with l"olA 49, 80
.,. - reoort wears The progressive pon'y VI
to ycerov OF india Lord Curzoh or keales,iInd
has tended much toward le5s ri'' nd bcroism as
IBosrieeiing furnished to awaken British inte'es"
Mp LOWTHER'S APPOINTMENT ne W 80
,,,s,or Gazette" says that the Marquis OF sans
-. .,.,oi,t-,crf OF Mr.. Gerard Lowther as SC
r...-,. NJ Tho British Embassy az Washington mas
.,ci.ca much resentment IN diplomatic c"cles,
where Fl IS warmly denounced as scandalous JoD.
The paper ADDS thal nan iilcJ after whenever the
'rorias have been I'm power Inc mn r
cooz.ette" also mentions the seniors whom Mt Low
Their jumps over
LITTLE INTEREST IN THE YACHT RACE
!
as dormant as ever The proximity OF the irs'
contest apparently produces no enthusiasm ana ana no
betting though 1t is probable tn , r.,S
affairs will not exist after iues"ay law
RUSSIAN AsCENDANCY. Picking letter pub
rsbod here asserts that Russian ascendancy there
l. % thing Of the past and that The Japanese are
having # an their own way. the chinese it'H'8
,,nt themselves unreservcdly In the hands OF 'Ar
Ianancsc Tor the remodelng OF their army ana
the Japanese battleships and cruisers o"''uii,F
abroad are Co'il,o'' .r5e5vor 10 drive out Russia
frm Port Arthur Manchuria and Northern emma
NEW GOLF RULES.-The Royal and Ancient
Golf club has adopted a new code Of rules. with
the view Of settling the differences in the game a.
played IN England and Scotland The putting green
is limited to radius or twenty yataS nan ot"td
important changes maze nave oeeH S"OJ''''" ~
considerable criticism
AMERICAN LOSSES AT NEWMARKET.-T The
Newmarket meeting proved disastrous to the Amer
lean riders and hackers and II IS doubtful II the
hackers will return next season Riley Grammar
Young Dwyer. Grey and others no longer deny the
disastrous finish Of their efforts TO defeat the Eng
lish bookmakers Lord William Beresford is said 20
be greatly disappointed at the results achieved by
the American horses and jockeys from purely
81 UDHD invested in American mounts. besides
paying Sloan 5000. but he has been unable r. st-
put a prohloitive Price on an Of sloan's mounts
This disadvantage was twice evaded by lprd lfercs-
ford buying Sloan a ticket for America, and an
nouncng his intended departure. Sloan OF course.
returning az the last moment 20 RIA" inc race.
ing his American horses TO India. whore it is not
likely the American hackers Will folio"
GETTING HIS MONEYS WORTH
From Tho New-Oreaus Times-D Democrat
The chap with q mania for getting his money =
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