The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
GENERAL SMILE AT REDMOND
LONDON PAPER RE.IFFIRHS
mrs FEDERATION TAIN.
O'Brien Accuses HIm oT Weakness and In.
sincerity DlIIOn Real Master Of the
Irish PARTY Lloyd George FIRSiS Ants
Verse ThAa S0nraKeiIe--a sOSsIp.

eII,'ilaa thus week. Three w.si.s ago the
EIgr.sS printed an interview with HIM ~
winch b" cumm"ntt-i fhvurably "n ia"
federation sCh.m" which H. now engaging
Ir"artcntion - all par ie- ~ Great Britain
fortnight later upon receipt 81 demand
frpm John pillnn. who is IN" real master
o. the Nationalist parry. lac CIblsd aEweep-
INK denial Of IN" authenticiiy OF ia" int"
view. The Err, 81 promptly rraffrmei
rs Authenticity and Published confrma
tory utferanCs.- aud writings 10y Redmond
AZ we'll aS similar language by Thomas
PuW"r conner The ErtI' ~ Also made
a demand that Redmond should explain
his DENIAL Rsdmond's reply wa- merely
a denIa "f isihing the interview did
not contain.
H-imonds ridiculous vaCillati ion. dis
clo~ing as n does he split among TN" Irish
NaionaliSi members. has not detract Ell
from the general popular interest in the
proposed radical changes la the British
Constitution. IL may he said that the
plan fnds. Oh the whole. wider support
among the Liberals than among Com
servstivts II is still under consideration.
~ some modification Of II u. by the lnfor-
NAL conference committee which il trying
In reach compromise upon the question
OF the makeup and powers OF the HouS"
of Lords. The report Of this COMMITTEES
will probably not be delayed beyond an
other week
William o Brisn is m"rciless in regard
to RctYnond's lat~st performance He
will -ay m tomorrow Obssrrsr. 1T -
saf" 10 say that no section ~ Irshm.n 49,
Englishm"n will h'Isv" that Redmond
behaved Candldly or aven honestly 10y
anyhpdy ~ tins transaction II required
No pr'scisnr'' To- fore~e- that h. would
repeat hls Performance ~ 1904 when. ia
Cabhng from America about Lord Dam
ravens first d"volutinn scheme" he said
The announcement - ~ the first i'm
pprtancr II - simply a declaration for
home rule With th.~. men with ~
hom" rIl" may come ~ any moment
And the moment h" returned 10 ireland
and received an order from Dillon h" did
p"nanc" for hrs cahlagram and denounced
d.voutIou with ia" most tUIClIl"nt Ian
glag"
Redmond - az opportunI-t who al~ays
misses his opportunity. "a politician whose
Judgment j. almost always right and
whose action j. almost invariably wrong
The lnsIuCsrIty Of his declaration To-
Bourk" Cochran ar his fe"blsness IN re-
canting II spolls another nppsStInry for
a great lri.h settlement on IN" lin. Of gen
sral conduct. 10y winch alone any proNi-
mate ettlaneut - possihla
Now that tho White star i-vlathan
Olympic rtS r-sn launched there com"
rImorS of gigantic Cunard"r IA the near
hItur" Sh" will b.. according 20 report
a Thousand feet long Will have tonnage
of gl.UD and = speed Of twenty five knots
an hour This wears hlg lnCrsas" m
tranrltlintlr travel has quite changed the
point of ylsw ~ th" steamship companies
and ~uIpn,ild.r- on his side Of he ocean
There i a wicked story going the rounds
about All adventure of Lloyd George.
n" chancellor - the EECheguer. last
weNk He wa- coming 10 London from
a h'tle station IN south Wales He -at
OIL the .ntauk m"nt on the I'D" Of the
platform for ten minutes waiting for
hi- tram and then boarded n aud TOOK a
reserved compartment u" -non found
himself alive with ante. On whose nest he
had been sitting
n" iiI-t shook hI- coat out ot the window
OF the car and then becoming desperate
removed HI neither garments and shOph
them m the same waw Along cam" AN
express tram "n the adjoining track ana
Tho garments were Wni~kFfl f1Nlt OF ms
hand- IA" CabInc' Minister was ap-
pall"i at this rata-troph" "" drew all
the hlinds and wh-n the train reached
a." next station he shouted TO the bag
gag" master and begged him 90 supply
him with trousers at any cost The gar
ment- he desired could not he supplied
At such short notice. but the ofticIai
tslographed ahead and when London wa-
a
pair II cpriurov- through the window
] he Minister soon emerged in ihs...
plebeian bags jumped into cab and
rode hon"
The death - Prince Francis e TaE,
throws court circles into mourning again
and the gay.ti'- planned for next month
will not materiali1s. IN" exodus 10 th-
country will be- immediate among IN.
smart Anglo-Americans who had Just
returned To town for the r.ornt fa-hIona-
hle weddings and expected entertain
Tnenfs
sir George and Lady Cooper have
returned TO Hur-lev PARK. wh"r" they will
stay through the hunting season
Mrs " n smith - ono" m"r. installed
In Grosvenor Sq,Iar" H"u-" with h"r
daughter the Duchess - Vtzsu. wife -
the Portuguese Prsiender
Lady Newborpugh has given up her
HOUSE m Portland square. which she has
rented through the coronation festivities
Mrs VI - Drummond. who after sew
erai weeks - golfnG in scotland went 20
Paris j. now returning To- London
Mrs Waldorf Aston and Mrs Wander
tIlt are guests 81 the Duchess Of RoK-
LIrgho his gssk end
Ambas-ador and Mrs R~,d viii conn
rr-nc- = series - hous@ g,artIes at West
Ptrk shortly
l.tiv craven has thirty guests for the |,
~ nu'uL b. ,prfrb.. Abbsy
" ~ Phillips la Hken country |
h. -" 80 B"iDon-hsId
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ss.I-u~ To- proving .g-I.. .-zfil they hal f,
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