Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-21
NO LYNCH TRIAL
Government Not Yet Ready for
 the Treason Case.
WITNESSES HAVE NOT ARRIVED

Nhitelaw Reid is All Ready for the Coronation Parade-The American Representative Will Have Carriage All to Himself-He Refused to Ride With His Back to the Horses With a Representative of the Sultan-J. Pier pont Morgan's Absence Blocks Business in the Shipping Combine Affair. London, June 21.-Colonel Arthur Lynch, member of parliament-elect for Galway, and formerly of the Boer army, who is in custody on the charge of high treason. was brought up on remand at the Bow street police court to-day and was again remanded until June 24. witnesses in the case not having arrived in London.
 London, June 21-If J. Pier pont Morgan, ST, had not been unexpectedly absent in the Medi- terranean, this week would have been marked by important developments in the final stages of the Atlantic ship ping combine. All the heads of the companies, including Bernard N. Baker, president of the Atlantic Transport line, who is now here, expected MT Morgan to be in London Friday, but he was unable to come and so the pro- posed meeting was postponed. The Associated Press is informed that ev- erything is progressing satisfactory 4I,a4 changes and economies in working ex penses will soon be put in operation. On this subject Mir Baker said:
 We are contemplating various steps which VIII be greatly to the publics convenience and economy. Before long the benefits of the combination will become patent to every vessel crossing the Atlantic.
 "As to the rival all-British combine. can only say that we welcome it. The Atlantic is big enough for us all. If they think lucy can do better by combining they would be foolish if they did not. IT they intend to depend on increased government subsidies rather than on diminition of expenses and inn proyement of the service that is their affair. I think that a mistaken idea. but l suppose they know what they are about We are not worrying Prior to the formation of our combine we had the opportunity of acquiring sew eral more lines than were eventually Included, and some of those which were not acquired are now prominently mentioned as factors in the rumored rival combination. However when the latter materializes into something more than mere suggestions it will be time enough to discuss it.
 One of the motives attributed by a section of the English press as consti- tuting. the necessity for an alI-British trust, namely the likelihood of the Morgan organization putting all it's vessels under the American flag, is per fectly absurd. We whould not do it if we could, and we cannot.'
 From other sources the Associated Press learns that the offers made by Sir Christopher Furness and Sir Alfred l.. Jones, head of the firm of Elder Dempster 6 Co, to the Cunard, Royal Mail and other lines and which have been considered by them, entirely de- pend on what subsidies the promoters of the British combine can secure from Sir Wilfred Laurier. the premier of Canada, Edmund Barton the Austral- ian prime minister, and the imperial government, the basis of the suggested new amalgamation consisting largely in increased subsidies from the British and Canadian governments and new arrangements with Australia. Unless these are granted the lines approached will not agree to amalgamate. Im- partial opinion inclines to the belief that the demand for increased subsi- dies will not be acceded to, with the result that the tentative arrangements will fall through.
 A curious factor in the shipping ar arrangements made or contemplated is the bitter opposition of the Allan line, the heads of which openly declare that the present agitation is engineered by Sir Christopher Furness and Sir Alfred L. Jones and is solely for the purpose of hurting their trade. which has practically been unaffected by MT MT Morgan's deal.
 New York. June 21.-Whitelaw Reid, special ambassador of the United States to the coronation, will have carriage to himself in the royal process sion through London's streets next Friday, says a World dispatch from London.
 The official list originally placed MT Reid in a carriage with Turkhan Pasha, special representative of the sultan. and Admiral Gervais, repre- senting the French republic, and ac- cording to court usages they would occupy the rear seat while Mir Reid sat with his back to the horses King Edward is said to have heard of the arrangement and to have immediate lv directed that the representative of the United States be provided with an exclusive carriage.