New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
fNg A Brief Review for the Busy HNs
SNa Man. HAy


On the same day that NJ. Delcasse went down
Chancellor Won Buelow, of Germany his chief op-
ponent in the field OF European politics, went up.
The Kaiser made him prince. On top of this
Germany sent note to all the powers proposing an
international conference to settle the Moroccan
question Germans also were eated over Del
casses downfall, because they said he been try
ing to isolate that country by allying France with
stronger friendships TO England, Spain and Italy
NJ Delcasse, they said. had had much to do in ar
ranging for tie recent visit of King Edward to
France and Italy. and the present visit the
Spanish King to France and England. King AL
fonso you know, spent last week a guest
of the English King
HAS the Crown Prince of Germany married his
betrothed yet?'' asked the Busy Man.
Grown Prince Frederick William and the Duchess
Celia of Mecklinburg- -Schwerin, said the Constant
Reader. were welded at the Palace Chapel in
Berlin last Tuesday. And here's more foreign news:
Last of the yachts in the ocean the
Apache which in six and half days behind
the winner. Natives in German Southwest Africa
took Warmbad and massacred the inhabitants. A
British submarine blew up and killed fourteen men.
Mr.. Hay, Secretary OF State sailed for home from
Liverpool last Thursday. James William Lowther
Conservative. made Speaker Of the House of
Commons"
"T suppose that President Roosevelt will be COM
ing back to Oyster Bay before long" said the Busy
Man.
"Mr. Roosevelt expects spend midsummer
there" said the Constant Reader, arriving there
June g. He wants his homecoming quiet. The last
few days he has been spending in Virginia. whero
Mrs Roosevelt bought farm for short
visits"
Everything quiet now in PhiladeIphia?' ?' asked
the Busy Man.
Not exactly" answered the Constant Reader.
Mayor Weaver is still housecleaning. He is n
Quoting Investigations to end the colonizing OF
voters the levying OF political assessments city
emPloyes and the wastefql use Of city funds"
session. asked the Busy Man.
rom Hsss s Vest g oe call II Oa as sks he
The Governor in the mean time appointed the state
chose f. T. PERSONS Of Es
Or Ernst Lederls and ,I, JohR slseheg Of Nsw-
vile, and ex-senator Charles Davis. of Kingston-
Of ds
PIattsburg. and e1-Attorney- General John G.
Aidridge as railroad commissioner. The Governor
Fns s e ta dne m0Fsags MORT sn Iss s The
'Gaynor and Gre Greene: ! 1 understand must come
''The two men wanted for alleged frauds against
this government IN nd dredging contracts said the
vent extradition from Canada, but they haven't
cor o Canada ap G 'of of
city accused Of numbering W NJ Rice lost his
States Supreme Court. to which he says he will
appeal deGiaes 5e % m vcs IN Michigan F
banks John j. Tonkin of oswego made start
Ing the life Of hl his s years mao
THE Equitable still has its troubles. suppose
''Wall Street seems to think otherwise" replied
the Constant Reader, and at last expects peace in
the company Thomas F. Ryan formed syndi-
cate which bought out Mr.. Hyde, son of the foun-
der and got control of the directorate. which made
paul Morton, the Secretary of the Navy, Its chair
man Messrs. Alexander, president, and Hyde Tar
bell Wilson and Mcintyre, vioe-prosidents. re-
The new interests plan to ulutuazs the company
and 10 this end have asked ex-Presdent Cleveland
Justtce Morgan J. O'BTien and George Westng
house TO be trustees Of the stock BY the way Com
missioned Grain of the Tenement House Commits
sion resigned. Ali real estate records broken
in the sale OF No ! Wall-st at ss25 a. square foot
Tv the will of William Ziegier, his adopted OF
the same name inherts an estate of $50 o0O MAX
ing him the richest youth in the world
II noticed that Bertah Wilkins dead" said
the Busy Man.
was stricken suddenly He was the Editor
last week were Prince Leopold, of HohenzoIlern
cousin of the Kaiseri Colonel William n. CHEESE
Songressman II. F. Naphen, of Massachusetts;
HarTy Lane, the composer, and the Rev. Ignatius
DeIyeaux Of this CITY,"