New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

the IN :, American geopIs Psrsonaly am Opposed
enough
Referring 10 home politics Nj Lewis concluded
elected No doubt he will have the unanimous
support Of the South and the whole Pacific Coast.
HANNA SAYS NOTHING or RETIREMENT.
Senator Mark Hanna previous to sailing 70 New
York on hoard the American Line steamer s..
Louis YESTERDAY speaking to a reporter n The As
ISOLATED Press In regard the Of his retire
ment from the Republican National Committee.
said
THAT is question Of course. l am not per
mains in f6rcc N u rrH after he National Gonvcnon
Is opened next year Whether ] am selected IS
ana Mil GIVE G 1o wha ~ r edri nav posses in
behalf % the Republican party
WHAT ANTI-ExPANs1oN IDEA MEANS -
To-day" commenting on the anti-evDansion move
ment in the United States. saws.
IF this means that the country at large dis,p-
proves Of extension the Democrats will come in A.
the next election and drop the white mans 5, h'I.
alliance Then The British lions tan win hH
twisted again and Europe will laugh
STRIKE DELAYS vEssEI.s-The strike Of
seamen and steamer Gremen which began Mon
day continues but as yet n las had small effect
on the shipping industry The Seamens Union
and The shipowners make utterly opposite state
mons. both claiming success BIT there is 10
doubt that unless the sailors effect a better or
ganization they VIII not achieve the object Ter
which they are striving an occasional slight raise
in wages. Some delay in vessels sailing and the
importation If seamcn and lremeu from N" Cont
nent arc the only results so far achieved
CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONTEST. The
Church Of England fight continues TO attract at
tention Most Of the bishops. including the Bishop
Cf In he "
were tried several years ago for rtualistlc prac-
tees have issued letters 20 their various dioceses
ordering the Archb!shops' decision 10 be held IN
allegiance. Many OF the clergy however frankly
announce they will not 90
A weekly secular paper compares the Church
will lie remembered arose chiefly over tho trivial
smearing Of grease on tho cartridges served ont 10
the Sepoys.
LORD WILLIAMS RACE sUCCEssEs-T
?. OConnors MAINLY About People says that
though Lord William Beresford had every prospect
OF being second on the list of winning race
doubtful whether lie WIFI Doe ahead. rs he Away
has been ready to lay great odds on his American
Beresford took upon the retirement Of Pierre
Lorillard. Mainly About People hints that II
may he the Duchess OF Marlborough ncoenita.
THE QUEENS FAMILY TREE. Queen Vic
toria. it IS reported has sent to Emperor William
priced copy Of her family tree. showing King
David at the TOP. 4 pct idea entertained 10y tn"
Queen is that she Is descended from the Psalmist
that Emperor Williams conviction Of his divine
origin Is greatly due 10 his erandm"therS folnle.
AMERICAN ENGINES FOR GLAsGOW.-The
Glasgow Town Council. in tho face Of consider
able opposition has confirmed the recommendation
Of the Tramways Committee giving the contract
for two electric traction engines to the Ais Com
pany. The order. II IS said. has gone 10 America
simply on account Of speeIier delivery ana inc de-
cision Of the Council has occasioned mnch disap-
pointment.
Two or three schemes for new electric suhways
Joining London and It's suburbs have Just been
successfully financed. and Will he started IN ne
autumn. and they likely 10 supply iurtheI
orders for American machinery
DUKE OF ORLEANS N ENGLAND The al
rival Of the Duke and Duchess Of Orleans az
Twickonham sets at rest the rumor that tho Duke
was in the stronghold of NJ Guern. the president
Of Tho Anti-Semite League. who has been er-
trenched 81 the headquarters Of the League in the
Rue dc ChahrOl. Paris. since Angus H. W Hil'
ahroau the Duke surprised his hosi'sses ny ap-
poarne AZ dinner attired IN VclHet smoHInk
Jacket. white knee breeches and diamond sh'e
iuekles with the orders OF Charles ana inc
Golden Fleece on his breast
TEE PLAGUE IN PORTUGA-The bubonlc
plague in Portugal shows tendency to spread
but rather appears be dwindling The British
Medical Journal" says there is need OF alarm
IN regard 10 tho disease It asserts that the best
safeguards against the plague are cleanliness ana
efficient sanitation, ana f'nounrcs me qu'Idi'. ~
as Opposed the true prime pies OF ll'F'I llN'
mo ,,icire and Of urOved uscessucss.' THE Jour
r,l" also points out that even in dirty Portugal
the disease IS barely keeping alive.