New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.

Colonial Office between Joseph ChaulDeflain' tito
Colonial Secretary and the Boer Generals botha'
De Wet aEd Delarey There may be. however
slight notifications of the plans outlined 1or inc
resettleent OF in the annexed territories
but these viii be in the nature OF internal chans
more interesting to political economists IMAM u
the world at large and even these Will only occur
after Mr.. Chamberlain shall have consulted win
Lord Miner, British High Commissioner IN soutI
Africa, and. after such consultation, snail nave ia4
the matter before the Cabinet.
What took place yesterday conference ls ~
tie than what happens when one Of the mem
bers Of the Cabinet receives trade or othei uei
cation in support of its particular views NO '"po
really vital to the conquered republics so lai d
their relations the outside world are cohceli9'
could be admitted to discussion: such points were
irrevocably settled when the terms of peace were
signed The concessions which the Boer gentttaI vttaI
urged Mr. Chamberlain to make were al1,oSt 'ieud
owners but Of con1parativeIy small importance 70
the rank and file in England. except to mos cnn
cerned in South Africa Except for the Dreahas e14a
of precedents, hampering Lord Miner 05 Oh Natal
may safely Be SAID that Mr. ChaosFrlad5n T5ses Theae
exceptions however involve so many Wheel5 @ b pro
wheels that the discussions are hkely 10 10y O Of
a COMPROMISE as is consistent with the IN nD55i%i, tic
dignity These halfway courses a"toning and OF the
English public whose imagination mas SDference Dfe
Sothng se has 50 foreibiy brought to the
average Englshman the end OF tne eShsmniberiafn's sni
Office and It's possible results magniea 7 out fTe Ss
all reckoning The British ran G their CO.
operation in the establishment Of the new reine
o6g bnt arffd h BoeTs 9e Of f CAPE Colony RhS
desa and the British residenIs cd u .the i'm
perai goTernments anxiety reward s1e2s dl5i9ya re
Gently said to a representative OF 1He
Press: = oro sosres now by the
sontb African ioyalsts than he ever was by the the
Beers. With such condltlonS pre- prSertan Immediate
Iy to secure any important conCeizn the iustice
Beers even though he may recos'iN0 viz
of their claims
NOVEL, CHURCH METHoDs.-The Rev wilson
Garlic Honorary Chief Secretary OF the Chulch @
Army which he founded in the slums IN l"SI' -
tntroducing what Is designated here as Anlef'eS
ideas of religion with a vigor~that sldi lieS -a
more orthodox brethren His latest Is Hloslis ~
picture service. beginning next week Inc pClalS . %
will be the chief attraction OF the HhouaS
at his church. In Eastcheap. Only >saered IepIe
sentatons will be allowed accompanleG ii,s q Sn0es
address By this means the he Kew f;rch @ At the con-
clusion service to all the w4FsipIgrs Car
be BE g1TTn M precede te ffP THIS 81 service September TO- with
sIrpliced choir and band PROCESSION Ri}grssate
Market where he will deliver an adaress hene Th ons
I viii return TO his church the moving picture
service.
NO CHANGES AT BATTLE ABBEY--A tempest
in teacup has been raised at Hastings oy re-
port that NJ. P. Grace brother OF former Mayor
Grace. of New-York who recently leased Battle
Abbev near the site of the Battle of Hastings mad
decided TO curtai the publics privilege or inspect
ing the historic edidce It said that admission
would be granted only one day each week anu
upon the payment OF twelve cents. the money 10 oe
devoted to the of local charities instead OF al
lowing people to visit the abbey every day. as 1or
merlv The inhabitants of Hastings were therefore
thrown into CONSERVATION and one paper went SO
far to say
Mr. Grace has evidently lived long enough In Lon,
den to be thoroughly imbued with the prihclpIe
that an Englishman's house is his castle
Mr.. Grace informs The Associated Press that no
change whatever will be made When the late
Duchess of Cleveland whom the abbey formerly
belonged resided the estate the puoliG was ony
tinued. When the Graces are away the puohc can
ns sma ne fee to help the poor Of Hastings:
Referring TO- Other tn tb ru9T5 b1g 1a Mr Grace said
1T is all quite absurd. Everything remains as
i siae IS and al ou uhe % Shf'' peserTed We only
bath the whole place
MAGISTRATES FINE PRINCE--Prince
Francis of Hatzfeldt- -Widenberg. Who with his
American wife (the adopted daughter Of the late
c p Huntfngton) has become a keen devotee OF
yesterday His driver was accused Of
anp sar Haddoe II Hail The prnce swore that
his l2-horsepower was unequal to such speed.
The magistrates refused accept the princes evi;
1enGe though corFop9GateG iIqbose0 @ ni,entai s
people had equal right to the safe usage OF
the roads" and that they looked on motorists |
Of his position set better example"
PLEA TO THE POPE.-Accordng to THE |
Daily Chronicles" Rome correspondent. a well |
known eccIesiastic has forwarded a remarkable |
petition to the Pope "Ir the interests of civilized
society and the honor OF religion In italy" he |
begs the Pontf to grant plenary Indulgence to all
priests or monks wno shall WASH themselves oaly
with extra partial indulgence to those shaving reg
Ilary at least three times week during a specf- |
students belonging to the Teutonic and Anglo |
saxon colleges at Rome continues the corre-
eral neatness and cleanliness, but in the italian
seminaries and mcnastc novitiates the traditional |
hem soap hair brush and looking glass are world |
Nc y oy rule ano tne eerSs eerg
on occasion has evinced annoyance at the un- |
,ontact with his august person visitors to italy
Will heartily welcome the innovation"
Wright's investigation of typhoid incubation COW
,ring five years In South Africa India Egypt and |
Great Britain, has resulted in the publication of
'ouminous statistics demonstrating both the pre- |
1entve and curative results of incubation
which has reduced the mortality fourfold Pro
the ose IN aee aGd owRg to his
TO DISCUSS APPENDICITIs-Greati interest is
aiken in the forthcoming discussion OF appen-
lieitis which VIII have the first place at the Brus-
Srd The sI5eG pTeSde9t en- Of the British
unable to attend but a number of other eminent |
PERSONS will contribute papers.
STORY FROM EToN-How the Duchy of
'axe-Cohurg and Gotha secured its ruIer-elect is
old by a correspondent of Outlook" who ouotss
young relative who was at Eton with Prince
Arthur OF Connaught. the rightful heir of the