New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-01
CAMERA MEN CHASE KING
EVEN INTO BATHING POOL
British Monarch and Queen Also
Annoyed in Scotland by the
Omnipresent SnapShOtter.
POLITICAL FUTURE STORMY
Ministers Reassure Sovereign
Respecting Prospects During
His Absence in India-Sup-
porters Not Confident.
by Gable to The Tribune.l

London. Sept 30-The residence of the
King and Queen in Scotland will be pro-
longed ten days They are greatly az
noyed by the persistent efforts OF camera
hunters. who photograph them wherever
they go. and are taking precautions to
protect themselves from snapshotung.
The King has been followed by the en-
terprising sportsmen even into the surf
and the Highland pools where he was
bathing
He will attend the october racing
meeting at Newmarket and visit several
country houses. where he can have
pheasant shooting.
Ministers are seeking 10 reassure the
King respecting political prospects dur
ing his absence in India, but their con-
fdence is not shared by their followers
on the back benches of the House OF
Commons The passage of the work
mems insurance bill is not considered
probable unless the clauses dealing with
unemployment he dropped. The Labor
party will be in open revolt If this be
done. There will be stormy. times before
Christmas If the back benchers are well
informed.
The vehemence Of Ulster against Home
Rule will be resented angrily by the
Redmond party. and leadership of the
highest order will be required for Keep
ing the coalition together
The Prime Minister, however, may be
aided by the feuds of the Opposition.
The last dtchers" are clamoring Tor d
change of leadership which will enable
them to take fun advantage OF the
triumph of Canadian loyalty and the
bisotrv Of the Ulster Unionlsts.
The American Ambassador is at Wrest
Park over Sunday, in vigorous health
Lord Rosebery will remain in Midlothian
until the middle of December. and VIII
he in the chair when the Ambassador
delivers his address at Edinburgh.
carl Hovey's authorized biography OF
J. Pierpont Morgan is advertised by
William Heinemann. the publisher, as a
record of the achievements Of the multi
millionaire trust organizer, patriot, art
,onnoisseur and international charac-
ter.
viii. Rothenstein has gone to America
this week with orders for series OF por-
traits. He Will exhibit a small collection
OF works in New York, where an early
portrait Of himself is already known.
Among the last public appearances OF
the Duke and Duchess Of Connaught be-
fore sailing for Canada next week will
he at the formal opening of the exhibit
ton of old masters at the Grafton Gal
leries i'm aid of the National Art Collec-
ton Fund. Lord Balcarres's society now
outrivals the Winter Academy in BRING
ing to light the art treasures Of coun-
try houses, and this show promises to
be most brilliant
Tie Royal Society Of British Artists
will be the first of the regular societies
in rhe field next week with a series Of
landscapes of Sir Alfred East and other
notable works.
The catalogue Of the HUH Library,
which will be auCtiOned off in the middle
Of November, discloses a collection
unique in magnitude and importance
with the Hopetoun Magazine Bible, four
foIos of Shakespeare, Byronic rarities
and a matchless series of quarto plays
among the principal treasures.