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THE TRIBUNE'S
FOREIGN NEWS
LONDON BEGINS ?O FILL
FOR THE SEASON PROPER
American Women Most Popular
at Court?King Himself Pays
Graceful Compliment.
EARLY RIDES FASHIONABLE
Royalty Often Seen in Rotten
Row?Prince Henry of
Prussia Visits British
Relatives.
B? Csble to 1
London, April 12. ".Vith April ahntit
half thi-otigh, matters In the London
.-??.?Hl World arc iakinc ??n frosh ac?
tivity, x?is host esses are coming for?
ward, ami th".?-- who have airead] won
el? ai. bestirring themselves anil
making further plana. The pi*eaence of
the ?o'irt in town is n.'.-.sr-.ui!
sponsible tot .. ? ertalii amount i f
ftirmal entertaining, and society women
an anxioualy ?-.. k?hk available dates.
Several Interesting dances an *i
prospect, most "i them small, as rather
nformal affaira are the moat popular
just now, l ?inner*, t.. 11 .,?1
In led ail through the season.
.Man-.- well known people are now m
t- si.|?*i!( i?, ami numherg an* arriving
daily from tiio . ontlnenl and Ameaitra.
ii?do Park ami tho faahtoaaable thor?
oughfarea .???hi.w quite an atm?**sphere of
gayety despite th.- continued ool
s ? atlior.
Th?* Queen has (???on very busy during
?*?r stay at Windsor. With her char?
ectertettc Im.? of ail things c<*un?**cted
v It 11 (Inmrstir (linio?*, ?-ho has thorough?
i\ Inspected ih?-? . '?tHiiii-m*? ?.f the royal
household. Every alteration
rintended bj her, an.i further im
I't-i.-.. general < ?>nir.?it hh.i
h'-aitii ? f nil r ont ? i ned ?"III b? carried
out latei |
Queen Careful of Treasures.
-.. ? ? a'eek Marlborough Ho ise g? ta
annual spring cleaning Q.n
\ I? aandra la moal pan k?ulai foi
4-if. t of h? t -tun', ti. ?? colle? lion of the
srtlcles of iniori*si presented i" her
fr? m t une to linio, anrl has had plan:
? ??; ??? ? i ? t ..m showing th?
lion of the articles of vertu. Each Is
labelled and numbered, so as t>> be re
plat - ?I after the -
i? ?ras bel
The popularity ol American women
-, ? ? and the t.f afra K< pp? l'a
star aro remarked on nowadays In Lon
'American won**? n are some of the
mosi sensibl? ^?. ? ?m?n m London," the
King la reported as saying. Mrs. Kep
i????i \?as at the Queen's own I ?le al a
; i ate ball, and at dinner a
nighl ?>r two later. She is non In Rome
a Ith hot- daught? r.
Hociety has airead) begun to tak?
...- morning i i<i<-. and Rt tten Roe
is fuii .,f cobs .irui ha i knej s. The early
rido |g mor.? fashionable than ever since
? - nt sov? i ? Ign ' ame to the
rnanj i- ople stai tino ..m ? ith
the hope ol met i Ing the King i
Row. Bmarl Mayfair tailors sa:
? ? deluged *?? rid?
ing ha!, its.
Royal Marriage Rumor.
nor hs - II that ? onfldt nl lal nego?
on fool fur an ult?male
mai ? lag? bt la een I he Prim t of Wal?
the ? irand Du Olga
daughter i t the Czar, it is raid that it
.. n arrang? d foi th? m to meei u-r
the Aral time si Hordoere, a charming
Ide villa, rOlntly oa ne? b; ? ? it en
Mexandrs and the Empress Mario ..f
Kustda. Tho villa is on the shor? of
Klam pen bourg Bay, half an houi f'"tn
..i > nhagen. It is s il i hat the
pi in* '? ma) \ lait >t. r g and
i< mam at the Winter Pala? e for some
I
I'rui. oss \ i. toi la. sist? r ?-f the K
n h< : ? n In indlff? rent health for
the last tea m? i tha la now well, and
is often ??? taking s quiet afternoon
In Bl James's Park, dres?*ed In
ih ? simple style she fa* w
Tu,, state baila al Buckingham Pal?
ace are provisional ranged for June.
Foi .."h event about two thousand In?
itions? I '??? Issued. The courl
half mourning on Wednesday last
prln? ? 11<m ..f Prussia Is now m
London "it s privat? visit. He lunched
??. ith hla ' ? King and (J ? ?
0| W.'lii?
The Dos ag? i 'oun.r An
? (Maridge'a from C*ro
iiiMit-. ?.Mil-1 et? ire I?onstantlne
i ?umba fi "in VI? nna, and the Coun
rt? I '?? ?? r n. 't" P i
Amercans ?I the Hotels.
Mi gnd afra George W, Vanderbilt.
who ritriMii from Paria ihis week, are
i. are Mr and Mr? Ham
La Montagne, of New Fork,
William Earl Dotlgi arrlv?rd "ti the
Maurotanla, and is i.iiMii? for Paris.
Mi. -.i.i Mrs. u. T. C'-iiii'-, it-.. "i ?'hi
<;.K". and their children arrived on the
Kronprinateaaln C<*clHe, alao Delancey
a k-in.-. Mra. Joseph Pulltser, Mr. and
Mrs. William l> Sl'.atio, .Mr. an'I Mrs.
iimrv a. ?'. Taylor and Miss (laorgine
It has In'ti sM*..| thai the ho;,ith of
Prince ?'hnstian is far, from Komi, DUl
really he is In Hi?- condition and is ?x
t,i--i-to(i, wiiii tin. rrinnaf. al s. hon.
hgarg Mous?. Pali Mall. n?-.\i in-ck, where
i ii?- \ will romain until the) go to Cum?
bertand L'"!?,? In Aacol ?wok. Tho
house has been entlrel) altered and
ranovat?sd.
Prince Alexander ?-f Teck, after at
tendlng th?. funeral of th<- King "f the
Hellenen, arrived from AtlMna on
\\ ( ?ill? 4
Th' I'rtia.^s Royal and h?r daiic.li
t.i. ,t" aajain In rtaldence al So, 16
Portman Square, atad will "*emaln In
t. ".n throughout th?' "??taaaon.
The Count?"*ea Anneale) ha: arrived
? ? i? Huai Cumberland Place from
Mount Stewart, wliere ene has been
viSltln?, th?' .Mai<|ii? ss and March,'
frf I on.loi,.,. I I .
Miss M w il "?.MILTON
Ti ? : ?noon,
v
Mr. and M W W hltridgc
:?rri\ ??i . ?' t h? Maur? lan?a this? w ? ???'
.m?) ?h-' ut the Kitz for :i lew d
! Mr.- v trldg? i a slstei of Ladj
j Sandhurst Hi vVhlti Idg? 11 he Is
taking a rent, where no i ervlcs
or other commii ? Ion ? slots
i Hike and Duchess id UN e Hi gton
have returned from 8ps I di?
vide their lime between Apsley House
and En hui si Park, B isingstok?
Lord Desborough arrived lh
al Ta plow ? 'ourt, after ;< visit to l.? *r ? i,
Kitchener al ? 'airo and R trip I
j to the ?Soudan.
in- and eph T L Pi
Philadelphia, arrived tin- week from
I p nailed to-daj on ihe ?Maure?
. tanta The> ar< to returt
Rob? n ? ?'" let : frone to Paris
H. Davii I ?
week aft? i
rival from Italy, sailed to-da.? on the
Mnuretanl ??]? Otto Kah i and
her children
Jos? ph T. Bal Iv In arrh ? d I
from i ' ? Bei:--1?
Sir ? ;. org? Byd. re?
tiring ? ; ivoi nor "i Bomb i Is on his
? : ? ltd ?Ladj Clarke.
?-??
WEDDINGS IN LONDON.
PAST AND TO COME
Lady Mildred Conyngham and
Miss May Hamilton Among
Prospective Brides.
London. April 12 M > ? aine i ?os
laelln, daughter of the late sir Martin
i ||n and lei Lad) ?:- r ird,
was married lo
Smyth < ?? bourn?, B. H? ?I lh? Bro
Ion ? m ator) on ?Tcdn? sdi Lieut? nanl
li.t dman Jon? ?, R. S., wa liesl
After the re? ? ptlon, h? Id
? ,,t hei house. In f'onl
bride and brldegr? om Icfl foi Pal
and the It? lian li
? ngag? i'" nl : atinom rl ??f
? "apti In < "harl? i Banbui y, of the ?
m ? ; lards, lo Ml
R? Isa? h. of Clifton Ixidgi Bn Iford.
? ?;,?,.. ? i ? i he onlj
? |< k Banbury.
The marrlagi of Arthm Stork and
1 l.;id'. ?M ? 'in...t d a in take pla? ?
In London ??t? Thursday next
Lord IL mphlll and Miss May Hamil?
ton, s.nd daught? r of Ihe late i.?.r -l
... '-M and Stenton, v?, III be n?
at St. Pel
I -'.*.
The I is nnnoun? ei bj I. d ? '
I Mildred Co ngham, slater of i."t?l
ngham and s? i ond da ightci ol
! Lad; Coi i gham, to Lionel \> ord
: worth, of Hi" -"?Hi Lai
? man lag? ol M I? Joan Ash r t
? Morris to Sir Alexander Napier, H
net, takea placee nhortly, and the en
?J.IU- in- I.' "' lh?- |,i i.sp' . ? I ? I'd
mother, Mrs. Ashursl Morris, to Henry
I Sharmsn Crawford, s well known :
landoa ner, la Jus) announced,
BRITAIN IS DRINKING LESS
; Statistics for 1912 Show Fall?
ing Off of $6,250.000
London, April .V A? ? .".lit ?? lo ... i ?
j h W of the Unit? <i Kins
dnni Alliance, the amount <>t mon.', npent
-il m II and spit It i? u liquors In the
United Kingdom la steadil* decreasing
In IM] Mr Wilson'- tat 1st lea shot
sppt *? * "?? oo ? i n in?
toxica! ng liquors, which is- a decreai
If ,"?0,0*1 .
' '.'nur,, nt.in; -.1. this d? ? line, Mi w '
son remarks that "we may perhapi rht-i
?h the i one thai the upward lendi n? ?
? d IMI us being li
t.. t; ? ? ? ed trade ol th< i
ht Ins ? ; ? ck? 'i bj forrea ol n
kinds, which are making for the greater
sobrl? i *? of "m people
Mr. w llson gl? tereatlns exi
I tloi '.i lh? effect on the quallt) "t beer
i produM d by the tai
' At the beginning of the Boer ?'at a war
tax "t one shilling .i barrel was levied
'<n gl] ii. ir Introduced Into the United
I Kingdom, measured on the standard
sp.'iiri?' gravity of 1.10. Imm?diat?
tas u;is levied the average apselll? i
It) ,,: the product was lowered, so thai
1,000 standard b?rrele, of beer produced
i H| for mai ksi 11 s tu ?I f* ar the
spedflc gravit) wai again lowered so
that Iba proportion representing U0S0
stai dard i am is produced i to bt i
for rn.itk"t, and by IM the rut!?? had risen
t'? IAEA in the folk-wing year an addl?
lional dntj of Id ;? barrel was Imposed,
iti'i the gravit) "t b? i ?mi again low?
reed, ?... thai the I OM barrels of the stand?
ard M" i iiif grat It) on whl? h tbs las srs
levied produced l,QM barrels fot nsarket
Tb? result ?.r Hits lowering of "gravity
has maMed tbs brewers to produce free
'if duty in England und Wa!?-.-' sin? >? the
wai t?x was Imposed 11,000.000 more bar?
? t ?'<?? i th.in they i iMii.i have pr?S
?i?i? ? <i <-ut >.f ni. .a,,,?, matet lal i1 l be
gravit) of the years before had been
maintained. The retail price "f I
(?in- ?,iit,iA"i production was well ?>''?*
t OMgM?
TAKE THEATRE FOR THE CAUSE
Actresses' Franchise League Leases London House and
Will Produce Plays in Aid of the Woman's
Emancipation Propaganda.
rlbui
London, Ai ni 12. The A? tr? tst ?
Fran( hise League, headed '?? Qertt id?
EUioti h is ? i?*- ?i ' ' Theatre,
..n,i ? m open the play season In i i
? to aid m the woman's eman
tlon propaganda. The theatre will
,,? ? ,,. known as the Co-operative
feminist Th< atri
?rh. flrsi pr -du? tlon will by M
,:, , .v ? La Femme s. ule," snd later
Bjorsen's play, "The Gauntlet." wl
Vlven, snd al n several one-a? : playi
The Actresses' Fr nchlse Li ague has
...... n hundred m? mix rs, and la. ?
?,,,,, d ?,. Ithei to lh? mllltt nt noi
anti-militant part) The theatre I
hat <? a "tii' n seen? shll lera, ;
! i?' nts and d< Ignei i, tnd, in fact, no
men, ? ?tcept the necessai * actoi *
The league will produce plays dealing
with "white slaver- " women's work.
di\ orce i ? ?"i m and ol hi r quest i"n~.
T ? i. a 111 i-- no stai s, hut all aalat i- s
' will lor and unifoi m. The !? ase li
? ndlng Ihe ? k|x r iment, n I?:' h
? isful will be repeated In Am? t -
: i' ?<
\ m i - - m, - i ing h III b. h. |d In i ?r '
Lan? Th? atre on Ma? 'J. to bs followed
.' others during the summer. Other
Ntii.i i. an act rem 11 interested s re
i Ira? .? ?:.".? k'-, Julio ? ipp ?? nd Fols La
Follette
LONDON LOVES MCI
BUT CANNOT SING
British Output Lacks the Sn
Characteristic o? the Real
Broadway Article.
NATIVE TALENT AGHAS
ELs;i Maxwell, of OalifoiHJ
Chief Supplier of Sonfl in
Tempo New to Great
Britain.
B> Cable i
I London April 12. Although l.nn.i
ragt li
? ? i a goman In hl
??'lid Briton from hl
lilil? int.? til?- hurl: - liiirlj ? I
hut fi
! music hall singet s w ho ? ?? r<
ragt im?. f? a wl
?
. ? . ri
It has remain? \
tun' romp
a worn ??
? ??
! Kit 1 li nil' d Pell?
I Im ? Kploil? d t Lond? ??.
..|l I :?...,;' .
name ol Na na Dui ?
"She ' mi sing and d
Am? ri? an. Hltliongl
?
, v\ itli her bright
lyi ml? i" ' ti he
a fen m? nth-. I ul she h i
: one or 1
new i ? ' "
.. m.. < ?"i doi i.- ? ? Via i n- Ti i
iwl hand, w II
.? i ?; .rllti
?...,:??
t'.i from Berlin,
.
-...,..- . ..it,i
Hl r.itiK' !'ii.. ?
? it h"nt havlni
I training i-ems lo ha \ ??
; ?d muai? .?i Id? a*- ??t a tim?. an
lo dirtal
V\?'ll lll.ll' III tl
.i mil? h p.'iitr I" in
I-- ol lh? li ar
: .' t-reativ? oi pi
? ?
1 ?-t in? t v'- ni' !? ? i
training
knoa:- '
?
I'm Just a I not t?
I h"?\ | hit ..h the little tun? <u
|iiai happ. n to fil ? P i
1 v ? i ned me agali
? might I"-' t i ? gift, bUI I ?!" not ?Lri ?
! a till him. i ?i" m" tl ,,: mj work i
? th? morning, ? nd never trj I
Ideaa faster than tl lo lh
; ring? i tip Pol m i it.. ? her?
? ehoi ti'- ? t ?? n? rag a hi? h eme to m
I thli motnlng it i"".. ?
utet i n? 'i t< ' lo ' melody."
Miss Maxwell hummed h song .? ?? .
"K?-??i "ti gleaming, m. old gleam?
?-l don t kii".? what ihew li m oui
Am. i i. .-n 'rag' that capti.ates tin u
here," she contli.I, "es i*pl that n It
su full of ?? pit -i and life ol cours?
th?", don't pla?? .i hen as the; du al
home. The Eng - .
tempo under i hi Ir i pld? i mi The)
i si n K t"" straight and don't seem able t?
j allow for the in- li 11 de heal or put ?>n.
! m th? m*-? h ?-s Into the middle ol a
song."
Tb< i" .n ? ragl Ime ?balls In London,
and now ragt in?' les ?? nd ragtime
matinees, y ou heai ragt Ime in or?
. ;,. ira, m the restaurants, In lb?
I streets and on piano organs from lb?
i slumming depl h ? ol Boho to al
I Park Lane. The danger of the ublqul
i tons "turbe) tint' and "grlssl beai
I was forgotten In ih?- lure of "Miss Kan''
I from the L'J *?*. A. i*?rarip?osers of leglti
mate English musical com?sdy stand
agbaal and nriini their hands in ?i?
spalr, The ? xpnstiilatl'on of the
Viennese operetta kinu la loud and oft,
as hi*- ?I?-li? ate seores are torn ruth?
leaal? apart to allow of ihe Interpola?
tion <>f s little American rir thmic mad?
jneas "Wehavejual pul s llttli ginger
Into It," as Qeorge Edwardes gullele il)
apologised "ii ""' stage ol lip* Qalety
Theatre.
-n
A. G. VANDERBILT'S PLANS
Likely To Be Seen at Newport
This Summer.
|B ' '.i?li la The Trll mi
?London, Apni 12 Reginald ?Vandei
hilt, who arrived from Parta iin-^ weak,
where he has been ?Ytsltlni his brothei
j Alfred, sa ;? h. thlnki the lattei will k<>
Ito N<wpi,it for ih,. summer after tin
' i.on'h'n coachini season and tit? Horse'
?**-ll(>W.
[Sfl?I UNVEILED AS 10
WILDE'S "DE PROFONDES
Book Was Written First i
Prison in Form of Letters
to Lord Alfred Douglas.
LATTER STARTS LIBEL SU I
? What a Funny Lit tic Old Ma
Yon Are," Was One of His
Oibei at His Father. Mai*.
qins of Quecnsbcrrv.
laondon, April l- ? "
. V till ' I ?' .
follows i oi ?.lfred D??ui
I n of thi ?le M irqul ? '
? na
? . , ... ed, th
time b) !."'?! Alfred m
a libel -?un a hi. h la to I
in evidei ?
:.,. i. until non m.?'
ed from th?
th? ? lence In Ih
of tl lion that th? De Pi
i a ? wrote In
ion a hi' h wa n"' pubih hed until ft?
iftei " ? . ithor's <l? mh. tea
? i i ??tit t.-ti m ? h? ?"t m of a !? ?
t. t tu
?
i the poll
Wh? n Wildi In lavi
, ?
I, but fit
.ir with all th" ?? ;?? i .
-.t.. the '!>
1 ? ? t ?? i rn ?
-
r m ..f
?
? i
i ?.. II Know t.
r Wilde
\ < t it
f right
' t.. th
? ahon w di
? thi
..
ft i. nd, v
le n t t i
?
Ti ied the Simple Life.
?. from priai i - i
"al th?
entreat) ?? th? man i .. nd hi|
? ll.r . th
worth 'l h? n he w< nt i" B<
? -i i u- ppe and then lo Maples
a hi r? he ??. as "shai Ing a mom? ntar:
magnifl? i n? i with a frit nd a I -
duel i . had i ondemn? .1 and a
''i-i!' h? i ? ?i t ? < i Ran .in.t
' tiiiu. d ,
Boon ..it.m Wilde It ft l*. t n? * .- ' Ihot ?
I a ho - on troll? ?! h la s I Iowa n? t p
? * topi? d It. Ilia frit nd, a oon ?> iher?
mon? left him. Wild? aaid
! tills u., I !.. ni" ? I. I !. | . \|,?,| |, n , m
Ills I.IP. t Hfl
i th? ?? i. f- rent i a allude
t.. him. .nul arc i" !.. und? r.--1..?.,i to
thai i"- s "t dishonor
aide ."tul ii t tuanrd hia frl? nd, and
. iirai he was Instrumental In bring?
ing i? bou I Wilde's pu bile dli gi a? ? Mi
Ram "tu' ami the 'i lm< i Booh ? 'lull si ? ?
? ? madi d? ft ndanl , Th? ? d< nj an)
lii. iain.it. t ? m. aning to the words and
' n,i rodui e p irl k ulai . Th?
j, ? >iii.? ?? le ju iiii ali"u ol theit si it.
m. nt . and some remarkabli revela?
tions of Wilde's lift. ?-"ih i- fore and
s. i\ m., his term of two -1 ars In
Ri ading Jail ?I hard lab?. are prom -
li. .i m . ., id? nc?
The defence a III Introdu? a al o oui?
unpublish? d ro? i ?? i ondt n< ? bel w< n
Douglas an,i his father. Douglai ama
i ui nt ? .on? ? 'i ?? old and a tudeni at
Magdal? n < 'ollegi. Oxfoi d, a hen he bo?
, ame the Int ima te friend of Wl Id?.
i:.iii m Api II, IHM, the marquis wro ?
hia son, ?> Ing;
"To come t" Ihe more painful par!
i Of this |< It.T. \ .un lal una. \ With thi*
man Wild?, II muel c< aa ..i i mu ?
disown you and stop all mono* *ui>
ph. i, i h"ar on g.i authoi It] i hnl
-.? Ife is going i" di* or? >? him, is
tin true, "i- do ? ou know ! if i though)
n u .14 a. tuall) 111"- ami M became iiun?
lie properi) I should i"- quite Justified
m shooting him on sighl These Chrl
trau English cowards and men, as they
.ail themselves, want waking up Four
dit gusl d so call? d father,
"QUBEN8BERIN
in replj. the lllppanl Lord Ali ? d
Bepi the following amaalng telegram In
inr- father
'.. ?. rtsberry, ? arter'* Hotel, Allie
marte gtreel.
"What B fupn* im le "i?l man ? on
I m. ALFRED i" ti;i..\s."
i,"ni Queenaberry wrote in.? got) im?
;. . ..
I n . , t;i I 'i. IILLI? ?TT
Bead nf -?ein French ??? r * ?' ?
, . un fur
i . , . , i ? . ..
Hing him an Imnert i
? threatening lo
ihi -i hing if he :> >??
him a Ith M I?
Carried Loaded R?volver.
In II ' ??-?"[?.-.
lit..
with
t.. a muH me l shall
.. ? ?? Im h l ale
?
?.,.-.. ? t? ?
\... ?.... .( ? til f-dcf< t,..
[ think If > on
?
Doug
.,f nun- . ? \ : I Pttei
t..th?i
M\Vhal n to
r?!f fill
Sir1-:.
.. :."ti hroug ?
\\ lid? - Ihi? late I."t I Qtl
o afters ard 't
foi i hi
? i..
1 |
DUKE SPEEDS SINGER
Hi. Gr.n ? O? Ai e-yll Godfather
to Bcott !i Vandevillian.
L? . r Ai
1 "?! the platform .?? i i
I
The Macla In?- ?>f Iai . going
t-. th. l'i i free his
? Ihe
\iii- 11. .m , auil? - n , I ind "i
Iligl e with
their pial pea ns the
Maui ... ni r?>ll i uul The
tig laird, who rars
old, li-. rs at I .?-. hbu n the Isle
of Mill pi oduc
?
Sir John 1'iM'kbui In i BIT)
Mansion Ui
ni' cling m . "i ru tlon a 11 : the Anglo?
Ami i . Ibll i"ii at Sh.pt,
? uli? i - .m boa i d wer? Hamilton B? mi.
Mi' well ki ou :i ' ti on n- i of lai K"
tlmliei tt.i t m the L* ni ted si ?
I'anada nd Mexico; Surgeon Purlong,
i'. S, N < 'oni tantln I >umh i, A usti Ian
Ambassador t.. \\ sshlngton and n < '
Hoover, the American mining engineer
a ii" ? -.' eeded Wliltela* Iteld "ti ? he
? ms ..t' Uta 'iti.nl l m .
?j'erail , < allfoi nia
\ mong i he IT5 H ? ? -? ng? t
a? re Emm? tl > i'Nelll, the Phlladeli
(he aimllarlt) of whose name with
thai of the ' "'?? mor of Ala bams "ft? n
? d him i. mistaken In London
for Emmel O'Neal; Charles i, riiis
I'lir- . ? 'oloni ' Millard Hunaiki r, Mr
ami Mrs Tj I? t Moi ?? Mrs i ?Ilion Rip
ley, w n h her son n Da> Is Iv?s, t he
Hon. Cecil V'avam ? ur Pishci. a Ith his
a tt'< .m.i daught? t, and Randal Mor*
gai "i Phi lad? Iphla.
OXFORD TO HEAR ADAMS
Boston Historian to Lecture at
English University.
? ' ? m.' i
London, ?vprli r_'. Charles Francis
Adams, president of the Massachusetts
Historical ?Society, is her? lo deliver
i".? i?. turcs at ' ?xford In Ma]. !!?? is
accompanied b) hi ?Worthlngton C.
Ford, of the < longresslonal ' Librar).
who la aearchlng the hiotorieal records
"i the embaas) foi data for Mr -.4am ?
'ih.- |i i nui ? w iii treat of lbs English
Influent ?? on the < 'l\ II War of the
Unlti d States, flrsl taking "i1 Robei I B
i.?'?'. "a trans? end? nt figure ,i! *ha war
m Hi?- English mind."
Anoth? i |< i ture will '.' lh>' '"
Un.m.- ..n t.,.- English polk i toward
Am? in s of the Lam .ihIiii.Hon
famine brought about by 11?.- war.
Ml. Adam.-, .-a- S th? *-H u;it i?'ii m l h"
Bouthei n States aft? r the wai Is i om |
i arable to that of Ireland of the prca
. tu .i,, . ,,,.i advocates s ii""1" Ruh
Ir. tur. ., i |i . i., Kim hl ' V*** *** ?'?"??,'ii
For?! i : m ... i... ih,. lust.?n.m.
WOMEN IN LONDON ORCHESTRAS
George H. Shapario Will Introduce the Innovation, Be?
lieving They Will Improve the Performance
of Great Orchestral Music.
' !'?? C ihti i.. Th? Tribus? '
London, April I-'. The ezperimeni Ii
about to be tried In England <>f ha\m?
womon muslciana ;n great aymphon*
orchestras. Oeorge ?i. Bhapario wH
Introduce the Innovation here al s con*
.-ori Li Queen'i Hall -m May 7. Hi
give* a- hia reason for includlni
women In the performan?
'I a*anl t" prove that their inclusion
,n an or? hestra do? a nol detra? I t ? M
the strength and ? ffli |< n? y of the play?
?ruz. ?nil rather Increaa?** the finish and
??n itlveness. i believe wollten can in
troduce th'- elemenl of expresalon inio
orchestral music thai la Impossible
from the most experienced organisa?
liona ctrniposed solely of men."
in ih?* seating arrangements for the
performers a diagonal deaign will ho
follow?*d, w hi? h will ha\" s?,... in| s?k
nificance, th? women c?a. its being
i.ated aa to ing about a 11 ? per
balance of th?* interpretative elemenl
they Introduce. Thus In .strings the
a omen a III lead to one desk and piaj
I to a f'l-ond ntio behind. Shapario gg
of women musi'-ians:
"Thoy loa\c our must, gchooll
by the hundnds uith tho higho.-t hon?
ors and awards h?hind them t,. Big
their hopes and ambtUona, Where do
they (lnd themselves Ir- a year on two!
Earning a mlaasrable livelihood ptaytag
in s'-'ond .lass reataurants ih?- i?.-st
ha\o only mon <u < af'- chantants,
grinding oui popular mualc to ti.n
ncatton of the giaedj people, and, "f
course, being female laimr, i-ecrirtng
onl) thi* i'.il.'st pittance The al?*erna>
ti\>- is teaching untaUented Juv?Mileg
for the hast f..? the partants want to
pay.
"Thoso women prohal-ily Btudied
should-i- to shoulder with g Miacha
Blman at tha *?< h""i >.f sonv- croat f<-,r
eign t'ii'h.'*-. taking awav with Hum
the croat man's hl?eBsstag*g and proph???
i. ; for a brilliant future. Yet ?heg
thej arrive into the world of work
they '?nd nun. even the duffers of t h? ir
class, holding the high placea by rea?
son of their sei and themaelvee .chut
out for t he same n aaon."
POLAIRE TO TWIST AND
SQUIRM ON BROADWAY
French Dancer Again Coming to
New York?Ames Accepts
Play by Wireless.
rtb-**M?1
London, April 12. Mlle. Polaire, tbc
curious looking wagp-wahted French
dancer, who appeared at Hammcr
thi.ns He?, will be la
\. w York again n? \t i " tober Mor
i ;. 4- .- rang? ?? tin n? gotlatlona m
?_., telei hon.nv? nation with Parh
? Mlle. Polaire has
... promise of $4,200 s we? k
w inthrop ?. t the B< rkeley
1.,,.,,., thai ' : - ghi one Ph
while in mida ?***< It
\\ i . n leaving Nee 1 ork his
[put n number of manu* r pt i in Mr.
Ames's trunk and the producer real
th- m ?.n
Hi i < ?w n Money," b) Mark Bwan,
a dorn? st!? drama, dealing with i ?
spending m
Mr. Am? - w ill try to g< I Arnold Ben?
. ? ? to rewrlt? th? fo irth acl of
Urea I Adventure" t"? the Amerl? an
? rod . nd also to < h inge th? I
,. ? . \ owing the tita of
Vltho igh "'i this side to buy
i ,n Eng ; h? ? '"iititv m,
Mr. \m? i think th? pro ip? cl trerj I id.
H? says the K ngei -Shubert
L-ombfnatlon I d thing t"r Hen
' . "fk. as he i ? a fi ??? t ? -
. ompetit Ion.
? mu- Boun hi? r wll
?i ii Hen v?'t k lii Baron H? nrl
fol?
lowing s i."ii'i'?ti production beginning
..n M ,. I" Mr. Bo :
? ? : anal trn to
??m-n-.?, w hi re he bad i" en th.- '?? 11
i ' i for two years foil >w
i-.?ir. Drew's withdrawal from the
? umpany. BourcbU ? is
now playing "His Greatest W\ h" at
th? ? ?arrlck Th? i
F. T. MARTl?rS~PLANS
Will Leave England for New
York on Wednesday.
i ndon April li! Fn derk k Toarn?
.-ii'i Martin arrived here tr"iu Pni ?
Thursday night, Mi Brad le: Mutin
Monda) ? and th.
m ?? Uns will sa?: on Kaiaer Wilhelm
f il with the tmd: i f Bradl? j M.nun ?>n
? ?W? dn< ida)
l."fi and Lad) ? "rai en a III a? cou?
ps n-- t !?> part i" Am? 11? s
Frederick Townsend Martin '?iu at
tend the M -?t ?-:.? n memorial service al
| w estminst? t A bl ?? on Monday
TO HONOR OLIVER" LODGE
Unanimous Choice as British
Association Head Likely.
i li? Cable t" Tl
London, May 12- Sir Oliver Lodge,
a hose name is t.. be submitted to the
Council ol the British Association next
month a- president. In consequence
the death of Blr ?William ?White, who
had been ? ii?.s.'n for thai ??tit??', will, it
i.- understood, be ? hosen unanimously,
.?nd th.' ii.?ii"r will have additional m
t.'tijtii from the facl that the meeting
??t thai uii.it a lent Id? ot ganl sal Ion
takes place tin*- year In Birmingham,
where Blr <di>.t has his home and is
prin. Ipal of the university. H.> is m
his slxty-s.mi year? >-<?n ni Oliver
?Lodge, formerl) of Wolstanton, Staf?
fordshire.
Sir Olivei has i.n assochted with
science virtual!) all in- life, and |g
popular In everj chas ol society, ai
ways read) i" assht students from the
marvellous stock of knowledge that in*
possesses, he also laya It before the
people ?with s directness and stmpllcit)
which make u i lear to all. At previous
meetings of the British association su
< >U, it has boon g well "in.' \ lalti r. and
as president in- will undoubted!) add
un reel t?> the meetings ol thai i ?. ?? i >-.
UNDERGROUND ANGLICIZED
?Officials of London Road Take
Out Naturalization Papers.
i Bj cable '" The Irhane i
London, April li:. The Anglicising <?f
the London underground system wa?
completed this weeh whan w. B, Man.
deilch, secretary, and A ii. Btanhi
managing director, took <?ut papers to
<''??' "in?' naturalised English subject*
Mi. Mandellch, wh>> was born in \i>w
v<>ik came to London twelve years
a* - with Charles T. ?ferkea, Mr. Btan
le) was born In England, bul wont t,?
America, where he became a nat?
uralise ?Iti/ari. N??w again by mit
uralhatton be becomes g subject ??f thai
country ?.r ids birth,
Militant Leader Removed ta
Nursing Home.
POLICE DODGE SENTINELS
Suffragettes Attempt to Burn
School at Gateshead?Au?
gustine Birrell Annoyed.
* 'ion. April IS, Mrs. Kmrn? !:n?? Tank?.
suffragette leador. ?rag -?..
? -i Ho loway "all thla
having i.ern on a "hunger ?"irik?"
was senteno ?i-?- ?
? ? . ? .
Mi rat teas rah.... d on :? ?
under ih?. terms <?f wh oh ?h" nr:st t?
' ' ? tervala to the po
a tthorttles, and in .ase she commits
meanoe she Is llabta to
t , warrant, and must th-i
? out her full torm of ?-??nvl-tl???- ??
?"d that th. it;!, ni:-"- ,.f the
to all ?*?*?? m. r to f tret
ted j
Th.* condition
ng homo, where ?ho ?
der th
Th?* attending phj i - i th?
hope tint she
ft is .?aid that'Mrs Pankhursi
, -,?r
.
i ?\ ? b>
the ora ? . ,, ? t. . ? ? f*
?
afra Pankhti
demonati l
Holl ??? ? ?
Arms Wildly Waving.
la- -i the suflrajrette sen!
? ? ? if Ho :?????? de?
ed by the | Is ire of
? ;re of their lead? r i
...M , . ?
'
Th.- ras I ed by
?
?-. <>n tii.- Nursing lit
for.
\ * - f?
'? . ? rn doan t'.i?* Shi:
Through i i
iriaa
gained ? far?
i pentry is taught '? ? t the
... ??. v. ? Th*
. ? r. 11 . i.
? t th? flamei
from spreading to th? other ela --?ems.
i nage th. r. fore a l i I
i ? dence thai etral **?*"*
? '?). ,i bj ' ? ? ?"?
t.'.,l sbdut the preml ? Inscrll I "*t
Burn to 0?M Votes for Woi '" "
the Damages Done Boa ?i Yr>1'
Cannot st..?> rs by th.- i afosas
BUI."
De-nonstration at Holloway.
B eral hundred militan) ny al
Ing black bann ? if ti **
precession th-.? evenii g, .< , i *f
two brasa bands, to Hollos ?rh?"fs
foui ti ? n ruffragett?
"hunser strike." They ein ? ' ihe jaB
? ? . singing "The M in h r?l i ? Watt
. n " Th? y gave thr? e lual ' - ',,r
their Imprlaoned romrad? itart?
inn on the return Tl.t of ,,,J
demoi sti atlon ? a- t?? -? t'1*
"hunger atrlkers" i" resist all :? r.-.; uition5
lo mu rend? r to I r?*r aas
the discomfort i
i The guftragettea continue t.. harass th*
Cabin ? let ?
. i, n . \-;. ?:?--..- Birr? : hlel esxeto
tar? 'n"
today, ws ? spied bj M N
man, a prominent mlhtant. Whea th?
curtain t. II ah? addre u I *
loud i"i.??? sa? Ing "Hon ?.m 1**>
a- an i oiiotai'i?. ni.iti. contli
i. t of this d.-spi, able gov? n
break? II i pk dg< - to the sorm i ' ffj
Will s? "it -how you tii.it the ?at BBS
, e bill la tut. rl] us?
gome "i th.- a i i" i" ?? hit - <! nnl mmM
w .?n. n 11 red "Bravo!
p ni BtO??i and M III? ? til i**a, tI,rt
glrla ?vi... ware anvsi---! on \\ ' "'
?uspielop "i being about I.??"?"' *";
on tragt were i entern ed lo ?la *'''
Imprisonment each In the pollee i-ouri
ua? Evidence was gl
that
ti i > tried in escape from the poMce
dropping baga the) were carrylrifJ am
runnlna away. The bane conta.I ps**1 '
Rn, iwpei aaturated alth ??'?
matches, r*atton wool, paten) Are ????".".-T
?etc., i.ial !'a|.eis lien i Ing the ?":
[ware hoa you treat Mis Psnl
\; Brt d>. w ho had ho. n "it ? "???'??'???J
strike*' since aha had t><o'i srresteA ?????
peared In court In an sahausted estant
tion.
GERMAN WAR CRAFT ASHORE*
s? InemUnde, Oermany, Api ?' ?-?
??orinan lori'ido ,mi, t mi.-tit -hip
lemberg, which went sgtrotaad yeoteies"j"j
WIM tl..,it.-.l t'.-.la;. ?Mtlio'.lt '!?>.-' ' S
a ?i.tiii.iii t..ip.-.i.. I'.i.-.i destroyer ?hlj*
Mas blown "it P. the e.-aM <"'Ul ,S
hiuli ..nd .its and i ?ivage la t???t-- -??-*??
u luie ih.- storm <oiitiiitu's.