New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-30
THE PASSING THR0NG.

Major J. Eustace Jameson, a mempef OF tne
British Parliament from West Clare ireland ana
president of the Dublin Di1ters' Company Is In
this city on business. When seen
AMERICAN Yesterday at the Holland House
DIPLOMACY Major Jameson said that English
ADMIRED politicians were coming to ac-
knowledge that Americans are
diplomats we'll as lighters
There was a time" he said, when American
diplomacy was not rated very high in Europe but
that time Is passed. As for your soldiers ana
sailors / cannot speak in too high terms OF them'
America has shown that she has among her chii-
dren some OF the greatest sdm'rais sno se"e'a'
the world has seen. IL would Dc almost M
vidious to hold up one more than another for pub
lie admiration and regard, but think that In Ad-
mral Dewey America has one OF the greatest ana
most glorious sailors that ever lived
ala not 3. 9ys1p the him 10 sna
mistake believe that the English people ysFs
peWeys ability as fully as do the people Of this
country. and they are unstinted In tneir praise o
him .sn sv on s9Sy 81 sPd the wsoe Of the Celtic and
Anglo Saxon races and they hey have no" ea'ne' '''
ireland my own native land. has always looked
to America In her hour Of need and has always S re-
ceiyed from America not only material ad. out
loving sympathy that has been very sweet ana
ss n M tSs terrible ss s
that Str e I'D dssences ab S
case God forbid that / should DO anything TO pre-
geS IT, of a Of he and in
love for Ireland This makes me certain that the
eurns fre 90 and liberty he irish
There before the people q b f nnsnGa At t he
lions Of the two countries and 1t has TO certain
extent united Irisamen OF all snaaes OF P9ss IN
between ireland and England must be readtusted.
2nG f sa s sa: sesn o"r
instance Of the inequality OF taxation IN lreIahd
Of an a IS syG out Of %
Of the people, who :, have no et % o b
OF consumable commodities
So@Ss ipson and viii Sir e Thomas to
IN his ya o ss c He s sEG dss
that It will be the most friendly race ever sailed
in these waters
One OF the party who came TO the city with Cow
ernor Roosevelt yesterday Is George Curtis Tread
well, the Governors military secretary. Colonel
Treadweli said last evening at the
MAJOR Waldorf-Astoria that there APP
SMITHS peared to be general msinterpre-
CASE. tation the part Of the public OF
the proposed court-martial OF Ma
jor Clinton H. Smith. Of the list Regiment
THE court-msrtia has nothing to do With Major
Smiths conduct in Cg5a v ss s court M Of naTry
What this cour.martisl wants 10 90 IL 10 cs
o1 the oOs aSrd on The state 81
ernor Roosevelt Is the Comma nder Chief. Surely
the Governor should have jurisdiction I'm his own
command Ii might be that some Of the findings OF
the court of inquiry would be introduceS as evil
dence at the court martial but only IN so iar As
would be necessary to determine his fitness TO be
an officer. The Governor has no desire 10 punish
Major Smith, and even II he had he has not the
right TO do so. But he does desire TO raise the
standard Of NETWORKS National Guard 10 the
highest possible level, and he certainly has the
M Il should be decided that the civil courts have
precedence over military tribunals 1t would be
deathblow to the disciplnl and morale Of the
Guard.
A. Hornby. Of Redlands Cal. formerly promi-
nent in business in this city. Is at the Hotel Buck
ingham Mr. Hornby says that Redands is one
of the few places in the coun-
INVEST try In which the orange crop
MENTS IN not injured by the severe
CALIFORNIA. cold OF last winter. The tenn
perature did not get below the
freezing point there 1t any time
Mr. Horribly says that California is patronized by
three classes OF people. First. people who come
for their health; second, people who spend their
winters there because they enjoy the climate, ana
third Deople who invest their money In the Fafl-
Gus Industries of the State or in real estate
''Of recent years" he added. the last class mas
been steadily on the increase. Years ago the IN
were operated by Eastern capitalists. but there
has been a material change in this respect Gap,
ialists are constantly moving into the state, ana
the industries are gradually passing into their
hands The opportunities for profitable invest
ments are still plentiful, however