New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-11

Although there great docaon trades the prices OF
foodstufs have risen only slightly
The Prince of Wales left Buckingham Palace yesterday at
a. join the battalion of the Grenade Guards to which ne
has been assigned He be stationed at Marley Barracks Brent
wood, Essex.
EMPRESS EUGENE CONTRIBUTES.
The exEmpress Eugene of Queen Mother
Alexandra Yesterday subscription 900 for Red Cross work
On moving the ad ounment the House of Commons tor
fortnight Premier Asquh last evening ntmsted his hope ha'
the interval he might be able to make proposals regarding
home rule would meet with something like genera "cqe
,,.,,
AZ result Of the war King George to-day through Reginald
MKenna the Home Secretary ordered the release OF all the mill
tant sufrassts serving prison for breaches Vi e
Mr. McKenna made this announcement IN the Rouse Oh
Before the adjournment taken T. p OConnor the ii'h
Nationalist again opened FIRE the press censorship
nv the British government He said thousands of dollars spent by
American newspapers had been wasted in consequence CEN
sorshp He suggested that trained newspaper men shouo De
added to the staff of the censorship bureau
Charles Hobhouse speaking behalf OF the British postonice
dsclaimed any responsibility for the censorship, over
which he said the Office exercised full and sole control he
d there was any delay forwarding after they had
passed the ready do what ne could IN the matter
FISHING FLEETS HELD IN PORT
TIL. North Sea was again closed the fishing fleets yesterday
The harbor Scarborough received message from the
Admiralty nsrucg him to tell the masters OF nshns vessels not
to 60 until further notice -
One hundred and twenty Germans among the crew OF the
Red Star Line steamship Lapand anchored in the Sont were
taken off the vessel yesterday by tug and
70 Portsmouth Fifty Begans the also LETT the vesse
and are returning to Belgium
French gunboat escorted into Falmouth at noon an Am
liner which vessel had picked up at the entrance 10
the English Channel
The Dutch steamer Aco of zoos tons has been sunk and
r crew landed at Hesngfors She bound from Rotterdam
for Cronsad Russia nothing to show whether she struck
a mine or hit by she'll
BUSINESS MEN FORM CORPS
;r for e army proceeding the rate OF several Thousand
- a The business organizing their employees into nih
the abeboded men OF the country S'e
drilling in home organizations ,,.,.sa ud hoe
Queen Alexandra started the soldiers and sailors ree lu"u
'd 70 use her fund with the Of Waless fund Queen Alex
dra and former Queen Marie Ameie OF Portugal TO-DAY su
81 the Princes fund they informed that the sum SUP
49, d cached s. 100000 Of this fund is l. arthur
pr who is lending his great ability organizer to the "o anu
with remarkable success . ,,, -: s.,ou. country
The Dule o Portland placed Welbeck Abbey his famous county,
~ near Woop at the disposal the Red Cross; the Duke OF W
er has offered the society both his town and country seats anu
Colonies has given MS country
,.ba Park Oxford convalescents Deyonsme hous' y" IN
cadily. 10 be the headquarters ,,;.u h,.;,.se ex
Germans have forbidden TO engage IN banking BUSINESS
Ut -. nornon Of the Secretary This order mcluueS
English banks are many pon
Germans -..rn
OLYMPIC SAILINGS CANCELLED
The White Star Line Obmpcs sangs Tor August anu
September have been cancelled. p:.;.oh.r, +b.+ thc
The Admiralty has informed the Mayor OF Birmingham that He
- prnobar which commission last February S"nN
,hs frs German submarine o the This was the U-l'