New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
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| The newly organized group of radical Socialists,
| "ho' after denouncing anti-rnilita rism and the
| revolutionary methods Of NM. Guesde. Herve
| ana Jaures. elected for its chairman NJ. Dubief,
who called upon Premier Clemenceau yesterday
and assured him OF the support OF all the radical
socialists. The isolation of the diminished group
! OF unified Socialists under the banner of NJ.
| Jaures now seems complete The only vulner-
""ie spot in the Cabinet is the Income tax bill,
when has already caused an exodus of French
! capital. and which after the notifications
| or NJ CaiIlaux, Finance Minister making i'm
portant concessions to the French industrial
| classes and tradesmen, well as 70 foreign
residents, remains very unpopular. and has only
a slight chance of passing even the Chamber of
Deputies. fresh flp is given TO the Anglo
! French entente cordial by the visit of the pro-
fessors Of the London University to Paris. where
they are guests Of the University of Paris. The
London University men thoroughly appreciate
their cordial welcome here. They are particu-
larly pleased with Versailles. where. after in
specting apartments rarely opened 20 the public.
curator De Nolhac provided for them con-
cert Of eighteenth century music. and Sir Ed
ward Busk remarked that these soft. restful
tones are a surprise to US Wagnerian music
would have fatigued after such busy day,
but these light. graceful airs most refresh
ing The London visitors received with en-
thusiasm wherever they go. and NJ. BRAND,
Minister Of Public instruction, who in his
pacity as rector of the University of Paris is
their leading host. has captivated the profess
sors by his wit and tactful remarks.
POLICE DOCS AROUSE INTEREST.
Sir Howard Vincent is being entertained
by NJ. Lepine. Project Of Police who en-
ahled him to witness the performance of the
famous French police dogs. named. respectively
Black. Job, Duo and Dick The four dogs were
taken to the training ground, whore two police
men disguised burglars led them a good
chase. The dogs muzzled and under the
orders Of two policemen in uniform They
had no difficulty whatever in following UP their
prey, and one Of the disguised policemen having |
concealed himself behind fence, dog Jumped
over it at one bound and had him in an instant
Sir Howard was highly pleased with the ex-
pertinent.
SHOW or C4RTCATCRES.
The Salon des Humoristes was opened to-day |
with great Fclat. It is the first show Of the kind
In Paris and the Palats de Glaze in the Champs |
Elystes. is filed with paintings sketches and |
drawings by the leading caricaturists including
Abel Faivre. Wilette, Ieandre Caran D'Ache. !
Forain, Sem Capiello Guillaume. Devamhez, !
Rouveyre and others, all humorous or car!ca- |
lures. Il is like feast of champagne and truf- |
fes without a solid dish. but IS one OF the most |
successful manifestations II comic art. and does /
great credit to VI. Juven. editor Of the "Rire'
who organized It The exhibition also contains p
some ~ the host work Of foreign artists. notably
Charles Dana Gibson who IS called by French 7
critics the American Renouard: Cecil Adm, (
Walter Crane. Howard Souerville. George MOI /
row. olga Morgan. Heine and Bruno Paul. /
Americans coming 70 Paris win find this house. I
which VIII remain open until July well worth Il !
visit
The Americans just now in Paris include Mrs.