The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
Daily News Declares He Would
Be Restrained From Talk
ing on Tariff.
J. P. MORGAN RETRENcHINe.
London Art Dealers Bitterly Dis
appointed in His Compare
lively Insignificant
Purchases.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD M II ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
London, oct. 1-(Copyright. 1s3F have
the best authority for stating tina q re-
PORT that Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain Is like
ly to visit the United States early in the
new year is without foundation. Il was
stated hat the former Colonial Secretary
had received an invitation from associa-
lions Of manufacturers throughout the
United States to deliver q series OF ad-
dresses on the policy OF encouraging home
industries. N Il was added that his pres
ence would be a strong card for American
manufacturers, who were alarmed at the
growth OF public feeling against trusts
The following omment was made on
this by the Daily News
He may 90. but we have not a doubt
that II. when In the United States, he at
tempts to take part in a political discus
sion on tariff. the supporters OF the tariff
VIII restrain him By physical force II nee
essary."
There viii be no necessity for physical
violence. for. as I ave said. Mr.. Cham
berlain has no intention OF visiting the
United States.
What about JoeT' was the cry heard In
he eourss Of Mr.. Balfours speech at
Sheffield Thursday night. This query was
called forth BY the Premier's declaration
that so long as he was the eader OF the
party he meant TO lead It
The comments Of the provincial as wei
as the London papers On Mr.. Balfour's
speech were not catering, even his
strongest supporters IN the press sounding
a note OF disappointment h Sheffield
audience gave the Premier a good recep-
ton, but the app-ause evoked by the mem
ton Of Mr.. Ch4mberlain's name was much
warmer.
Punch's political cartoon this week at
tracted a good deal OF notice because OF
is unusual sung. Nj. Chamberlain was
represented as a ventriloQulst. with Bal
four as a lay figure on a hair a little in
Chamberlain. who held behind his back
tie strings which worked the dummy.
you see. he can talk just as well when
1 go away from him"
Few besides the art dealers know what
Mr.. J. Pierpont Morsan's visits to Lon
don meant In the past How different was
this years visit compared. for instance.
with last years. The hnancisr has been
known to disburse as much as $4,000 In
art purchases here IN a single season This
summer his purchases have been com
naratively Insignificant.
SO far as can be learned from taking
with wel-known art dealers. there Il no
promise OF any interesting or exciting
Transactions IN the near future. for the
ughtness OF the money market may cause
q continuation OF the stRgnation, not TO
say TO depression. IN the art world, which
had been felt throughout the last season
dealers and put aside in anticipation OF
Mr. Morgan's next visit
Some Of the society papers have been
describing the dolngs OF q large party,
wrkN-h ne anHa-#aFwaa - NJ ~ NJ
Bradley Martin at Balmacaan. Scotland
One OF them says that. unlike some great
ladies. Mrs.. Bradley Martin does not think
It necessary to appear IN a provincial
ballroom in beauty unad0rned. but. on the
contrary, decks herself in magnificent
fashion in her famous jewels snd wrinkles
and glitters all over with sopphires,
rubies and long chains OF diamonds.
The same paper tells the following
sat Balmacaan. as IN many country
houses. Il Is a convenient custom to afix
cards IN the bedroom doors, inscribed
with the names Of guests Visitors last
observed on a certain portal the conspicu-
Gus legend, Right Honorable Niscount
Ufington-' His Lordship. who Is the
son OF the Earl md Countess Of Craven,
al that time had Just passed his third
birthday"
Mrs. Parkinson Sharp has let No. 10
Ualaee Gate for the season TO Mr.. Have
lock Calvert, who made q fortune in the
construction OF railways In Argentina
The mansion In Carlton House Terrace.
which has been bought by Mr.. Anthony
J. Drexel, has a delightful outlook over
st. James Park II g suggested tina the
locality should be called United States
as 80 many Americans are to be
there. among them being, In add
ton to the American Ambassador, Mr.. !
W. AStor, Mrs John W. Mackay and
the Duchess Of Marlborough. The last
named, however. has let her house for a
TO Lord Reyelstoke
The Duke and Duchess OF ancheSt
are visiting their newly acquired prop
erty, Kylemore Castle, ConnemorA They
with q party Of friends or q big
eighty-horse-poWer automobile from Ban
dsragee Castle
As a residence, Kyiemore Castle has
been regarded as too remote from rail-
or civilization generally. but the de-
velopment OF automobile travelling will do
with this drawback The roads In
the neighborhoOd are excellent.
The Duke and Duchess are arranging a
shooting party for November at Dander-
Castle. to meet the Duke and
Of Connaught Lord Dunrayen
viii be among the guests.
The Duke and Duchess Of connauSht
now left G~ienveagh. where they have
been on q visit to MrA Adair. They are
an automobile tour through the
At Gienveagh the Duke had very good
mort and one dnr E11ad fhrea Ana .fan4