New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
nTINER TO CONFESSION.
LONDON PILGRIM HOSTS.
slo,Ean Negotiation .e Proof of
Nations Erserilincss.

y -, +f,s British fabiner Minister'S the
Con-. s-~saesa.aor afd the most prominent
- - E-hsh public life were
present .--.-.s.y. ~, III.
rieis Marshal Lore iooerts presided. ON ms
-. A--r,sesso- -hoate and on his left
chief Justice Alysrstone. Lord Lans-
- Sf- LOUIS A Jette. Sir Stanley Clarl0a.
r-4-r-s Faue-ry aad Secretary Root sat at
n - ..,.ra ubs the other guests were dis
.-,,+s5 ar SNAIL de- around the room Inc
60 --eses sso-a their decorations and
Lord rarsorne and Lord Roberts hav-
r.-.. .-,f,si z the order Of the Garter.
n- -.-.- s-,ess numbering in all about one
- "a .ffs Included Archdeacon Sinclair.
- United States Consul General
p rs. 81 George Eastwood. TaUbman
fsd Newell. United States Minister
..qse. O. T. Yerkes. Lord Mount
- SIR arthur Conan Doyle. Sir John
-. 4r5eson LORD Gland Hamilton. Lord
49,, TORS Kinnai-d. Lord Fairfax. Lord
-, rers Phiaps. OF New-Eori1. and the
Hon G4ouf efTe-
- sas-s proposed The health OF King Ed
-s president Roosevelt ia a united toast.
80, r. -r.lh "a cordial reception He thea
- The Alaska Boundary Commission
.bt-t Lord Alve~~tone replied. saying that
= -,asfae % the ouulsz-i0ners would stand
r,rsr--,ur of the feel5-sE evinced iu Amer
-. sns r-a.- britain Jo settle their differences
A.. cyr-ol sense method.
aN-' i. ~. - ..,s,-s-..s s,, -baf-
- countries. Mr.. Sifton saving that 40
- cine could be conceived by human
= nan trouble between Great Britain and
80 ---t-G States.
r-o7oar- the health OF the AugI0-Saxou race.
..s FoeIEn Secretary. Lord LansdoNne. said
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that i.--4~ -. ' aug '---'' go
and eaaI government lie added
n-E T.9Aess l-lal our ,tl.oLl low 20
Lle l..- - r.. Les. ii -a, f,,-,,ra man n has
tas .- -ra ras- The Two great branches OF tho
arlo-SaNou race SIN ae found working Shout
de- 30 -He-- -- az --l- so-e 20 .--s /" 80
res are tal.rie. and We must have our little
d1er.-cee tro-a l.'ii- I'D ilni". hul an appear 10
i7-cs IS liiiilI-Aai--
5oure continued.
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q. ri ne --7o-ea-s ~ svaryar,ra hen Tr,t
SURELY We AugIo-Saxons cannot afford 10 allow
TINS
r7,s r.o-ss5in referred 70 -ra esc+ that eight
countries were Joining in the Venezuelan arbi-
trstion. and spoke OF the pleasure he derived
from signing The Auglo-F-ench arbitration
treGcy. but the Alaskan Tribunal he declared.
was by far the most important example Of that
principle. Lord Lausdovne proceeded.
y ~a4lsFeI l.a-l e- ne Norle ne Anglo
5--ve- ~ re --se- --fpr-sJ - 5y7z e.
and friendly solution OF the Alaskan difficulty
50 that EnoeEeT aerea5teT hol6s the ONCE am
sov-r ar So we ra,-a r- we bsye 40, +h,s
g.
OF oisooro and without discussion.
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~ homes r-a--ra---z--a-7 said.
-e1 Us follow that motto In public and private.
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Saxon race deserves Of the world.
'@-o- ~ D'-Fl''7---' % 1le american counsel
~ '7sl----- 'e-e-ls1 20 1ne AIro--AI1lerlcaIl ana
o-ner elements composing the American popula-
'-. Asies"oTth The canadian commissions,
s's' e'i1s 'l me name or Canada, asked II Lord
a"na mad nor lost sight Of the fact that
---e7 'I me pest Anglo-9aNons
-.7- .. 'aIa-a- winch 10y me "noe Teho 81
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''.t .-aEea I--aT none were more loyal 10
KING Edward -hau the Canadian. Vet there were
none who from. "a business and sentimental point
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America
Secretary Root closed the dinner with
HC-aaIa speech proposing the health Of Lord
Roberts as the commander in chief II the Brit
lsh ARMY and declaring that none who sneak