Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-06
|O[D World GOSSIP.
Englishmen Taking More Than
Usual Interest in the American
Political Campaign.
The Coal Question Getting Into
English Politics The Vol
unteer Maneuvers
Emperor William Doing His Usual
Amount Of Talking AT.
fairs at Paris.


London, Aug. 6.-While deep in dis
eussi0:is of .aMarehism. the obscuritS of
Chiness affairs and the issues of their
own general election, Englishmen are
attentiye 10 the course of the Alneri-
ra,l political campaign. Rather Curl
uusl9, the journals here are taking
siIes in American politics, according to
her Views, not on current questions,
put on the South African war. Thus
NJ. Iabaueilere laments that the Eng
si3sh radicals have not 80 positive u rai-.
!Ssigigs e,is a. have the democrats IN the
;ilii l11peri;tlistic portion Of their plat
form.
The Speaker touches upon American
pcAtiea from the standpoint that the
,cioifliia&sl, issues in tlle general elections
fpf bGtll English y peaking peoples are
about tiae same Inquiry ii. lo'ltlan ed-
ft6lisi rooms indicates that unusual ar
rang rl4e:ts, have been made 10 report
itha developinents il the campaign in
the t5nited States.
Irssland has, had a coal question :for
a generation. but thirty s'hilliaiga for
t4n9ilisunsme. hons,a fuel and the ikeli-
ilead III pricss going several shiliings
higher 8 making !, a political ques-
Ifisjr. Il IS MILDLY contended that the
if,na has arrived 10 limit the foreign
Equipments, amounting to ip.oen.qpo tons
lspS an8expngt di,ts. ever tho continental
saayers. so - The United states, bur
ffaln The &. neral drift Of q discussions, an
tss8Gat duty on coal seems quite UNI.
isllgl
a D. Ralfoui speaking before a Cam
3htidsa iliya YsltN nlsetills said that in
tine rs afttleir material espurcss the
lsnslisli renple We're little better than
5yiiiissn ssalai;iIts
\ t,satire Of the Nolunteer nlaneuNers
l,ss lfti,ss t9siay IS s's Neral thousand ey :
isEis,;q ntlIliMg forty roads in the north
al Sussex. WITH the uhiectsof checking
All sivading army until British u rs
g6sa3l arms dr collect near Lons.pn 10
tsir battle Ia force To- he invaders.
fs3sszan soldiers from all over the king
G,lsij ave saihtsea in huge camps, on ssli-
isb,irs. HIala ana at Aldsts hoe.
l's7ree ~ s!ls yacht racing began in
the Silent Saturday, Despite the Sea :
ssh OF nae MIN il. court circles. tile.
pi.tllf saf w d fes has promised toa appear
at eawes MS, week
Sir Thomas Upton party which in
GUIDED Lord Csia1less Russt.l and Sem.
latpi Ioepsw and other Americans, re-
turned 10 I.6i1e.pr fet a few hours FRI
day Precious q, proceeding to CONES,
/ Sir Thefnaa, talking WITH the Associated
/ Press c9rra sspailaerlt, ss.id.4
There are many points of difference
be ilv4.ef a areieln ard English #saailt-
Ling and only When one has sfssat seven
wee X At sSif sels Hook can ae really a p
@preeiatt. thsns. Ilagland8s is,tliaf pos
sion has e;oiss much g make the ssea
E5iIa7iie 10 many sur pesFle ard there
Ef4Ye much more attention. II paid 70
asiltislg hen than in he I9lttaii States
but iF5 iY{elaally Afn.sliealls aie the p al
yacht s9iaan# I sfaa They are thorough
f5in that al, ia all elsa. and il - due 10
appreciation of hi. that MY sole alil,i-
tlan hi life nom to take the American
eEp t5re thing seem 8 g range. Il, lew
~ / Arl5arean elevafness q. that thea are
sending iiere for captains for sc yerty--3
faotelta doea not sasfn right and am
35lfttI,pes te exI plain Why holding tbs hstie
i5ssan Of tlla sea 50 long, they are 'ertl-
Sis : tt,a F,rg and for N.till2s and ether
cs35itai.SS What has become Of all the
i.,NaW England blood hat made III hkatfs
i5by the SCORE
Lord Dunlaven, Who has besn invai-
f$fdsd home from south .Afriea arrived
isssatHrday morning. He VIII probably
appear al Cewes. The ronte by which
The Prince Of Wales Travelled to 6soburg
50 attend the fiiharalsof his brother, the
flfftilse af ssaxe-1soburg ard Gptha. was
ef,angsd a the vi ST moment as a pre-
caution aaginst Vi5ieness. he vent via
t,ssrha4aafl, nsfsaa Of 0'olagne. az an
flalt,eef
Isapotts Of uahapplness between The
late King Hiii,llela and Queen Mar
eherita. whieh ara said noN 10 add pit-
iries3 he ali > grief, may lie put
Ii sd. q s. III tefilg GntrustWarthy. There
wa j, n & N 81, d few years ago as
Roman sncieey well knew The fault
w, saearded as being the kings and
His recognition 81 Hi fact was followed
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