New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
KITCHENER TO EGYPT.

what else ha opened that n we'll Informed
c,tzen ought to remember asked Busy
| Man.
| "t'jed Marshal Niscount Kitchener OF
Kbartoum was appointed British Agent 10
! re,n, He succeeds Sir Eldon Gorst, VINO
! died on July IL.
"rhe IIouse of Lords passed the third
reading Of the Parliament bill. otherwise
l,ou,n as the veto bill, without division.
The revolt OF the insursent peers failed -
materialize.
premier Asauith wrote letter TO Ar
thur j. Balfour. the leader OF the oPp"-
! sltion, in which he said that tho govern
| ment would not accept the amendm"'"-
| which have been tackled on 10 the Pay
| lament or ant-T.ords' veto bill, that 'he
government would invite King George ~
| exercise his prerogative for the crea'ion
Of enough peers to enable the government
! TO pass the bill in the upper house. ana
that the King had signfied his intention
Of accepting this advice and acting on H.
"Noha mined AL the exiled Shah, 70
turned TO Persia for the purpose Of making
another bid for the throne. By this step
he rorfeits a pension Of $4,000 a year.
lord Camoys in London denied the re-
mort that he was engaged 10 marry Miss
Mildred sherman. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Watts sherman. OF New York.
"A suit for separation against Or Lee
De Forest Of wireless telegraph fame, has
been begun by Mrs To Forest. the daughter
~ Mrs Harriott stanton Batch the noted
suffraRist leader.
Mrs. Catherine Sanford sheffield. Of New
London. Conn. and former Mayor George
W Ianders. Of New Britain. were married
She has been married twice before, her first
husband being Victor e. Thorne. A noted
Yale athlete. and her second, George Shef-
field who acted as best man az the first
wedding.
THE first Official move in the anticipated
contest over .he estate OF Walter Duryea.
who died Of a broken neck on May H. ~
his home in upper Montclair y. j.. was
made when Nhitock Holmes & SchaM, OF
, No. IS Nassau street, Now York. filed OBJ
,ections to the instrument on behalf OF Eva
Duryea Thelberg Of Stockholm, Sweden,
Mrs. Thelbers is sister OF Duryea, and re-
ceived a bequest OF about $4,000, whereas
Eleonora Perregrin. the trained nurse Who
had charge of Duryea during his years o'
invalidism, received $4,000 outright and
the Upper Montclair estate. Her requests
IN all amounted TO approximately $1,000.
Mrs Margaret klock Armour. widow ~
Simeon p. Armour, the packer, filed suit IN
the Circuit Court in Kansas City for Sl42,-
900 against Miss Harriet Byinston 10 cover
populations alleged TO have been made hy
Miss Byington while serving as companion
and housekeeper 10 Mrs. Armour.
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad. tho
two sirls who shot ". r.. j.. Stokes. pro
prietor Of the Ansonls Hotel. in their rooms
in the varina apartment house, at the
corner Of SOth street and Broadway, were
indicted for attempted murder and assault
in the first and second degrees.
Governor Foss of Massachusetts extent
ed clemcncy 10 Jesse Pomeroy. who for for
~ years has been in solitary confinement IN
state prison for torturins to death children
Of his own age knowing that the public
would not approve pardon. the Governor
only Iichtoncd tho burden Of the sentence.
Tomeroy will bo allowed TO 60 70 chapel
according tn tho registration figure
Columbia has this year tho largest summer
session IN IFS history. with The total enrol
rnent Of 2.oe0 students. Last year the re-.
istration was 2.63S.
THE University Of Wisconsin came for
ward with plan which is considered tho
most advanced stand on the question or
athletics Yet taken by any university or
college in the country The regents have
added TO the curriculum full athletic
course, which, combined with literary work.
will lead 10 a degree Of bachelor 81 arts
"If college degrees eyer come 10 Re
looked upon with derision." comm, nted
Busy Man. tho colleges will have only
themselves TO blame for IT,"