New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12
PARTISAN POINTS OF VIEW.

Paris, August II.
Won wALDERSEE's APPOINTMENT.-Thoug
official France when forced decision, will gra
ciously admit the superior rank of Field Marshal
Count Waldersee and acknowledge him as
generalissmo of the allies in China. the Paris
press and French citizens Will accept the situation
with grimace such as bitter medicine produces
Though years have passed, the time is not long
enough to efface the memory of the day when
the German troops parcned along the Champs
Elysees; and so 1t is thought an expedi-
tionary force under German commander will
be sufficient to throw the anti-Republican press
into qualms of resentment. Naturally. the Gov
eminent is the object against which they huri
their anathemas. -TAe announ cement made in Ber-
lin that France acqufesced in the selection OF the
s9Sh has beeS admitted SO the
Foreign ONCE informed representative or The
stand cut against the other Powers In consenting
China
Z THE DEROULEDE COURT.-The recent an
nouncement of decorations conferred gave the Re-
dictionary press opportunity to recall the pro-
ceedings OF the High Court which exiled NM De-
roulede and Guern. In the list Of those orna-
mented found the names of nearly all those
who prominently connected with the prose-
cuton before the court, thus permitting the sug-
gestion that they have finally received their sala-
ries. The this week have also had a
Fir of the High Court in the proceedings against
Dr.. Devlllers, charged with insulting Or. Pozzi
DIR. Pozzi was member Of the court The men
to see YOU. since you dared to condemn Derouede,
whom jury had acquitted' The result was a
IN Ma ion was he E
cIded upon a prosecution on the ground Of protec-
ton of the courts verdict, and DR.. Deviers was
fined three thousand francs.
ANNOYANCE OF STRANGERs-M. Lepine
the Paris Project of Police. has taken stern
ly in hand two Of the most annoying evils to
which strangers in Paris bound to submit:
Tritkery and overcharging on the part OF the cab
drivers and the Fostering Of promenaders on the
bouevards by persons bent upon the sale of trans
parent cards, improper literature and other arti-
c.es the sale of which would mean immediate Inn
prisonnent in any city IN the United States So
vigorously has the latter class been assailed by
the police that many innocent newsbOys have been
arrested; but the result of NJ Lepine's efforts has
been very noticeable the boulevardS the last
nights For regulate of the cab service and the
doing away with the maddening faults which cause
many an American to use unprintable words. he
has issued long series of rules, compelling cab
men to inform passengers of the exact amount of
their fare before starting prohibiting the favorte
pastime Of the drivers, that OF smoking while on
duty. compelling them to accept passengers. and in
many other ways restricting His Hghness the
doubtedly due to the arbitrary action of the cab
men curing IT d tbo1g ne STRIKE k Is re-
cided to continue the strike the bottom OF it has
dropped out and transportation is scarcely i'm
peded.
WATCHING ANARCHISTIC GROUPS.-The DO
lice also busily watching the Anarchistic
groups Since the attempt was made to kill the
Shah of Persia investigation has been carried on
which has resulted in the discovery several meet
ing places OF the Reds, 1t is now certain that the
Dissertation OF the D'Auberville Cathedral was the
work of Anarchists. and II Is sure that Salson
not participant in that outrage. Salson con-
tinues his retcence. every effort induce him TO
break his silence being unavailing. Vallette who
was arrested as an accomplice of Salsons, has
been released for want of proof of completely.
BICYCLE RACE ENTRIES-On Sunday new
set of American athletes Will contend for nterna-
tional in the bicycle beginning on that
day at Princes Park. Next to France America has
the greatest number or entries Harry Elkes who
was expected win the 100 kilometres race sent
his entry too late, and will not be allowed TO con-
test
LOIE FULLER'S THEATRE.-Lole Fuller's The
atre. which she erected at the Exposition has got
into the courts. Miss Fuller claims that she paid
architect $4,000, of which she Is unable TO get
an accounting Payments have been suspended
and the Court has appointed a receiver who will
remain In charge until a settlement is made
EXPOSITION RECEIPTS DECRFASE-An ex-
pert comparison OF the receipts for the month OF
July at the present and past expeditions shows a
considerable decrease this year.
FIREhEN'S STRIKE At MARSEILLES.
Marseilles. Aug 1.-THE hremen of the Transat-
lantie Steamship Company have decided to strike
beginning tomorrow.
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