New-York tribune., 1909-11-22

sIR EeFA-E AID THE cor ERNEss.
r was nor. 81 has been alleged. this
u-rrr -e Whirh no exception was ever
tEEer .rsf caused Sir Horace's promotion
-r --e -s~k of ssuhsssador 70 10 DELAYED
s0r -r many vesrs- for iH hfs diplema'c
-.~.-.--erres ertried -RereUe-t,cns 90 =
Tr-.-rrs-is-' 30 f1rrislles the reaI sN-
rlsrsttor z the fat that while he Was
--.rs-e- r. TIE FfeEue no les than Eve OK
~ .--.rrs nsd been appointed over his
rese t- ennrss Bitterly reseuting what
10 regarded d. gross Tiere of injustice,
re ss- ~ work in Isss 20 make cautious in
c-.res rrroIC1 foreign diplomat friends
.r London 10 discover the reason for the
-reu--~=-r ~ which he had been subjected,
srg learned rrsr a story hsd neen circu-
,areE 'r ErE'a and. sf court and al ne for-
etgr HTre mat De- lad had g violent alter
cation a.rH ore ~ tns royal chamoeflains
sf srr.e UCGrr frErrion - The hague. ana
ts- ---r uesrlT. y not actual .y. come 10
t.ru- Assuming ths story 20 he true. n
psr naturally rorsidered that q diplomat
ros-ssr.rr so little control over his iein-
re- ua1 Unfit for the role - smnassador.
20 r-'r fcundsuon that there Vas for
-rts s-0T- ared~diug go S.r iioracc. had
refr --sr Erue years previously h" haa ei
ore a--a=.n~ 1eft the railroad station ~
Ar-sra-dsr sud had given gp hs uehe'
ur-~ -e Vrs fold hy DIS footman that Lads
P~-rf ana one of his children had come
fr r.s.- H.~ 20 tired no re-enter Tie plat
form re md tneu. rut vas roughly seized
rr -..-rr collector who. when DO shook
r.- ~ grossly iusuifed him. The Dutch
h1.-re- sf Foreign AfaHs apolosized to
e. Hr-s.e Ger tre rudeneSs ~ tie ticket
collector. pr0 would have been dismissed
fror rHe service nut for the envoy inter
re-irr -is behalf
-r Hora~c urlmares Ir mis- R"ooi 'ec-
tnr- faat she distortion ot thie story
aHl f-e rra1-fornarlon of the lrket COLI
-ctor into one q tie cha.nue aims a.
r-.- was ricee ~ petty spite nd ven
Fsa-.e or frs part 80 queen MlneI1liras
trR roEeruess. Miss Winter for laF-
ma .r accident hoen kept cri ~ me-
ufra. sesr a- thc English church a. The
IIas.e -r tre memorial service FOR the
L-ks Hr "Isrenre 3rEsuized b3s tar EnS-
is. .r-- lor an Tie time of ils deafn-
Sr -.~aro nr0uEhf the matter To Tire no.
t.c a. .leeu Emma. ~ that flne The
Legr-- ar fI0llaud. VINO was very indis-
rsr what she uescrip bed ~ gross
I.ees rf farr.ratiou. and not oniy caused
Der envoy H London 10 eNplal" matters
' f.e Foreign Once, but hkeN lse wrote
he--sf Ir gueeu Victoria 20 so SIP Hor-
sHe -EH .r t.e eses ~ hls sovereign Al
Hrf- immediately afterWsnd Miss "a .nters
.o-~e"'.rr ulff TIE court % Tie Hague
-rrrrc E-lo sip Horace WAS promoted 10
Hf essado- o. Vienna and was thus
..f rlld ap l-s career 90 Afts -oie
far -re Diplomatic service a. the
.fal uI .s profession. Wit tne fuu pen
r.or .f fsasa instead ~ being compelled
iH retire ou fhe score - age a. mere
alfI~',r r.cnIp Ipr,cEuary. with pension II
60.
50 EIrrarss ~RecolIectoGs. issued
r.'cr .s rcursmsli were moi relishea ny
Nf .Ug -n EofeIument cr rE ilt f"i-
'sn "Hi.e They were condemned ln iAe
House .i Lords .r Lord Sallshur, as In
'.srrsef emo in fhe following year the
f'-fTr DG.ec llst contained new rule,
iH f... r0.-t.
Members - fhe dipiomstlr service must
'" rr.oar uie express p"rIuissson -
r' etsrr 20 STATE. publish ohsfrFa-
HHt ou o- accounts of their experiences
f' .sasirlcs n elich thcy arc or mas
."'f Ho.u ofirlslIr cr1riofcd. nor any m
pom ohiainCd it tlNm in dipin-
'e'r .apsr.f1. The obligation - -c'9efy
n'ssrd to oflcisl experiences ana an
'fnsflor continues equally after tl'eir r"-
'fs,er' from srtite scrtlee. and in the
'fr' of rs being disreEaried the secrr-
sr ~ slate ru bring the matter 90
'.'t Fsrlausenf when the estimate profid-
n's for tIe reuaon - fhe oficisl af feut
Before me ffouss ~ Commons.