New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-07
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he win add one more to the long list Of Lord
sansourys re!atyes coBtroihns s Inglssnos oest-
ATTACKS ON cHAMBERLAIN.-The vigorous
personal attacks upon Mr.. Chamberlain continue
and seem to gather bitterness the reality of de-
feat dawns upon the Liberals. The Hon. P. ].
Stanhopes reverse at Burnley is construed by the
Conservatives direct repuke for his bitter de-
nunolations Of Mr.. Chamberlain. but Mr.. Stanhope
adheres to his attitude reiterating that he is ready
to prove in the courts that Mr.. Chamberlain only
''whitewashed" Cecil Rhodes in the House OF Com
mons because another Member had letters in his
pocket incrimnating Mr.. Chamberlain with the
Ead The Mems taS9sh gSs eaPns
Thomas. a Liberal who represented East carmar-
WhiIs Mr. chamSerian is Apparently unmoved and
Is sersney sending to ths nS 191r ana
sonpst wtS the o hG cabGet Minister
IRISH PoLITICS.-whIle Mr.. Chamberlain is
practically only interesting figure in the struggle
In England there in Ireland several men and
issues stirring UP the country into such chaotic
condition OF party lines has never occurred be-
FORE and It would excite the greatest interest were
It not for the fact that England is so occupied
with her own local contests. II is asserted that
Timothy NJ. Heay has split the Irish party almost
to great degree as did the late Charles Stew
art ParneI. and that the bitterness injected into
the fight equals that OF the historic division THE
Freeman's Journal" declares that any one voting
HeaiYS
self-respect," and describes his campaign as one
Of secret calu1nny and vilifcation." The paper
blames him for the loss of Galway. saying:
Galway has disgraeed the national solidarity;
broken once more oy the eaS9 0 OF 5n 1t
beyond the Shannon.
On the other hand, 1.-The Dublin Independent
supports Mr.. Healy. and Cardinal Logue has also
come out with a declaration in his favor.
AS a result of the split Londonderry and Galway
have changed their colors and other constituencies
are likely to follow suit. The Duke OF A0ercorn.
whose son. the Marquis OF Hamilton. ousted Count
Moore from Londonderry. said to representative
OF The Associated Press;
Frankly you can say to the Americans that the
people in my part Of the country, North are more
prosperous and more thrifty than ever The Irish
are drawbacks to the development Of many OF our
whether ireland returns an increased or a de-
creased Nationalist majority, believe she will inn
SO we may eventually decrease the number of good
Irishmen who annually go to your side OF the water
John Parnen. who was so curiously ousted from
South Meath only secured the nomination by re-
canting his action in presenting the keys OF Dublin
to Queen Victoria the occasion of her visit to
that city in the following words:
1 would sacrifice my official position Of Sheriff II
I again had to undergo such a humiliattug
degradation.
Mr. Parnen was thereupon declared suitable
member and would have been sent to the House of
Commons but for the ingenuity Of the friends Of
contest for the College Green Division of Dublin
garden party but because Of his support OF Mr.
Healy; Owing to technlG neatly Mt; CaTew was
QUEEN NATALIE AND QUEEN DRAGA.-'-The
Free Lance" has published a remarkable interview
with former Queen Natalie Of servia who has been
summering at a villa near San Sebastian. The
Queen does mnce her words in regard to her
son and the present Queen of Servia. She says:
The charge that sent her insulting postcards Is
an Infamous bit OF malignity her part, got up
my household still at Belgrade. and in order to
pocket their allowances. Never was a more
narrow minded, narrow hearted Servian subject.
fifteen years his senior
No language is too strong. apparently. to express
Queen Natale's dislike for Queen Draga. She re-
counts fruiess efforts nip the affair before
1t approached a serious point.
PLUM PUDDINGs THREATENED-Christm
in England promises to be more expensive than
ever unless people willing to eat Guarantees
plum buildings and subsist without fires Owing to
the failure of the currant crop in Greece the price
of the fruit is going up with alarming rapIdity
Instead Of the crop realizing the usual 100000 tons
il will barely produce $4,000 tons AS England
alone requires 10000 tons between now and Christ
Expensive as coal Within the last few ss s as
rants rose nearly 81 shilling hundredweight. The
Cirecian Consul General in London mas opened a
subscription for the relief of the suffering iaborers
of the currant fields.
THEATRICAL-The theatrical world keeps busy
In addition to the reODenng OF Terry's Theatre
on Thursday. with "A ParloF Match" the Lyceum
opened tonight with a new drama Aud Lang
Syne" under the management OF William Molison
This is his first theatrical enterprise
Red Pottage' has been dramatzed and will
shortly appear.
Charles Wyndham reopens his theatre October
fence
Vroom. the dvamatst. sails shortly to produce
"Marsac Of Gascogny' for the first time in Amer
lea. under the management OF Jacob Lit Another
Vroom play will appear at Drury Lane at Easter
Mrs. Langtry has acquired the Imperial Theatre
Westminster, FOR several years. She will renovate
II and open IL IN the spring with Marie AntoIn-
ette. which is now being written for her.
Yet another theatrical combination has been
formed. this time among the music hall uiRnaRArs
or London. who have come 10 agreement to fIX
maximum for comic opera stars and who
nave also agreed not 70 endeavor to secure each
others stars during the run OF pieces in which thew
are performing. This action is said to be dine 10
the huge salaries demanded.
SKIN GRAFTING.-A remarkable case OF whole
sale skin grating has occurred at blackburn