The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Wednesday Edward Delays Flaeetasa
No, ing trswn JeWels-nowa IN
English and lr0sh CSart Ctrclea-GassiD
.-fsili Crss DespofeA 10 THE SUE.
In~ro~. April 73.-SoW that the bud
-, "a, l..s,n introduced In the Houae
~ ,ornuons with the Ruillotine guarantee
mat 80 will pass ito third reading on April
= Ersushmen are confronted with the
D.,,...,rv for raising the wind to pay
,h.,- INCOME taxes. which payment has
...p n,ld up since January I by the
.,u,tt,l.. h-.tween the House OF Lords
amt th, House Of Commons. Tho excise
.utb. titles have issued intimationa this
r,-.A mat the tax must be paid within
fortnight
~ the totalamount OF the tan cas- GOO. 600
ha. h..an voluntarily paid. while tiIS.-
0n@ a remains to be collected within
. fortnight No grace will be allowed
40 d,latory Englishmen and Americans
.,bi..,t 10 the Tux. The excise authorities
threaten TO use summary PROCESSES 20
,,pedit. the collection. They intimate
,hst they viii distrain he property Of
Ialinouents within a month or issue sum-
uorses ot arrest.
How much Of the income tar payable
m January has been used In gambling
M rubber shares is unknown. but the sum
n large There 10 bound 20 he rapid selling
a shares to raise funds 70 pay the tar
vhen the oficials begin their ruthless
work. Of collection.
The political situation outside the
budget 10 unchanged. Thsre In vAgte
.alk 81 a compromiss on the LsorSis veto
question. but IL 10 without substance.
EGorts are nov bsing made TO ascer-
sAin whether there h q basis for COM
uronsise and these wkll be continued with
shs good win Of the King. bu. no basis
has YEA bssn discovered. Ths gulf divid-
M The Liberals and UniOnists 10 too
wtds 20 b bridged.
No rrMl effort win be made 20 reach
an understanding on the veto QUESTION
until afer the nskt general election.
The Uberals are confident that they will
ba rptarned with q substantial majority
n thew are and n the Lords remain OBJ
durass the 00vernmsnt will dsmAnd that
the King create . sufficient number Of
nsw pesrs 20 carry every Liberal bill.
II the King refuses the 0overnment via
Tesign.
KINa AGAINST DISSOLUTION.
The chief question In politics nov h the
dase Of tho general election. Premier
Asquith will not give hint. but n In prob
able that the election viii not take place
until the autumn. IL n known that tho
King objects TO the dissolution Of Pariia-
ment early in the summer because IL would
spoil the social season and ruin the fash
IonabIc retail trade. Il In reported that he
s1pre-~ed opposition TO an early dissolu-
ton TO friends in Biarritz. who have
brought the news 20 the party leaders in
London. The King II q power even with
h Radical Cabinst and II h probable thar
d will defer to his wishes.
In addition to the income ssS the treas
cry gill receive q huge aum through the
collection Of death duties on the estates Of
mlllionAirss who have died since the bud
ct debate tied up English finances. Dur
ng the last fiscal year ffty-three English-
mea - hO hAys died have lsft estates valued
81 $40. 90 900. Under the new budget the
oath duties ON these estates vary from
sto IS per cent. Six EnGli-hmen died leav-
NJ over 5000 .O0O each. One. Charles
Morrison. q capitalist. left - 600 ono
Slr Frederick wills. the tobacconist l'ft
Ns.Ooo 600 and SIR Donald CuFrie. the ship
builder. 81. 600 600. II n notable that the
average age OF the fifty-three millionAire-
Va - years.
AZ TO AMERICANS.
Hotel keepers and merchants are ex-
pecting q record season with American
tOuri-ts. the advance rush of whom will
come with Col. Roosevelt. Steamship
agents SAy they expect record bookings
from the other side. The American in
vasion will begin earlier than usual. Lon
Sonsr- are already preparing 90 separate
Americans from their cash.
Commander ClarlEson Of the Australian
HAvy sailed to-day on the steamer Car
mania 70 make a final inspection Of the
Mechanical plant for a small arms factory
q LshGow. y. 3. W. for sbe Government.
The machinery u nov being built &C Hart
ford. Conn Commander GARRISON. prior
70 sailing. expressed admiration a. the
perfection Of American labor saving ma
chinery He intimstsd that IL excelled
anything seen in England.
Crown nwEIs IN 0RowLERs.
Owing 10 the necessity for repairs 90
he Jewel Tower wLthin the walls Of the
ancient Tower Of London the crown
jewels we're moved THE week 10 the vaults
Of the Bank 81 England. The newspapers
DID not mention their removal. which
vas made unoatentatiOusly az noon. The
ie~eis acre packed in satchels and con-
'syed % the oank in two Of the four
Wheeled cabs called -growIerr.' The
cats we're escorted by four detectives
On bicycles Pedestrians on the streets
cd not suspect that the shabby grow Iers
o'h'ained the costIiest collection Of jew els
u the world
IuNISG Up THE COACH HoRsIs
Alfred Vanderbilt has been busy this
us~s '.lning up his horses for his coaching
orF"- FROM London % Brighton and
re- I'm his sumner The first trip will Ds
nac- 1u MAY ) Nine changes "f horres
'n h' made - route Mr. Vanderbilt
sui inve ihIly except ca saturdays and
N'aday- when MesNrs VAn4srhOrst and
h"a' . N-N York will relieve him. Nr
'ar1-rfIit viii -psrd the week ends on
h'a' H.. pous.boa' up he River Thames.
rrTEAyzISIs IILNNEs
i.' oval opera s.alon began tonight
~ D. Nm" Tetrazz.... who has deVel-