Show TRANSVAAL TROUBLE I England Preparing for lit Dispatch ol 63001 Men to Africa DltlliNV IS IUCKI1I KUULdKH Tire jiidis Julillof bo Itpnl Dele gate tu Innndi lilliitzj In London fulis LONDON MaroU S7 CapyrlihleJ Hot by tho AtgoolateJ Ptent1In spite at tile attention given to Ciete an a likely polut from Which to expect ho crlsle which will bring out an outbreak i out-break 01 hotlllltles en the frontier of Greece In the Inner oOlclal circles of London It Is I rerlouily anticipated that hero will be rightful In Ibo Transvaal early In the summer There ha been erlala marked stiffening of the stir Ludo 01 Mr Joseph Chamberlain the secretary nl I state for the colonies toward Iriuldout Ktueger durIng dur-Ing the lad few weeks and II It I equally certain that the preparations of reRlmoaK trantp rls and material apparently made In view 0 I a possible furkoUreek blaze are rally designed lor South Africa How nr 111 Is I ihe Intention ol the colonial I moo not to fares nil Issue until the celebration of the queens diamond jubilee Is over when If the tendency ol events Is not changed sixty thou and men will be sent to South Africa T IMon is neceteary already loure XTttly warned to prepare for active IOnic President Krueger np I potently Is relying upon Germany bl poFIO and possibly also upon Pro Ili Lt sym > patby and is forcing the IOU If he aablolo I make practical alliances the continent such action by the Uugllgh pojple 11 not by the government govern-ment will to regarded la a cement belli THE DIAMOND JCIHLEE arrangements lor tire queens diamond Jubilee celebration are now well advanced It Is proponed to have the ceremony at tile cathedral take place lu the open air It la I probable hat Ibo queen will not leave her carriage car-riage and the cxetclsta will not occupy more than flrteon minute ihoprocesilou i arrauKOl i for will be = = AirroupgPIlealtolorrullulted inpnicoudouted In vplmdor and numbers Ibe military I arrangements will ha under the Djlte ol Couusught who will have supreme Command 10 Loudon that day lie will bu satiated by his two stall olllcori Lord Me thuon and Colonel MucKluuou Tue prooalou will be a mil long 10 It there will be ooollnKul 01 the royal bore guards mud the Orotund second life guarfo the I Monica Uteys the ojloninl representative nIr of < some 700 In number anti a special escort 01 Indian ooUv 01l1eor and represent IIVLN 01 OV0lY Crack regiment India The princesses 01 the royal family and a splendid covalcade 01 princes ou horseback will go before tire question carriage In advance of the royal princes cavalcade will be the headquarters stag ol the army Including Lord Wooliley the couimanderluchlel It li I a understood 10 have been the queens desire show hertelt south Londoners especially In the ancient borough and to give eome Compete lively poor neighbors om share or tile advantages that are gained by the letting of windows and frontages on great speclaouiar occailooa COL HAYS IIOUaLllEMT Col John Hal the new ambassador to the whit ol St James will pay 1500 pounds 0000 lor his house In Carlton House Urraco for three months time EIFBCT OF TilllU ON FRUIT A representative of the Associated Trees recently called upon a numbe ot London fruit brokers and questioned tbem regarding their complaint against the duties which It la I propoted 10 place on oranges lowness and times through the new United States tariff bill They Bay that the offset of Bud duties will be to prohibit ninety pr cent of the orange export trade from Liverpool These oranges are principally from Valencia and the dialers here waseit tney cannot possibly compete with American fruit in regard to the proPosed pro-Posed aystem ot regulating Imports 01 tea Ibo shippers and brokers ol Mine lug land do nol consider that the now arrangements will have any approcli bid affect upon English tea exporters a > they claim that ui Impure lea Is dC I i received lu England There are many common grades but they are me rely sweepings stalks etc and are really not tea The new regulation however will lotrtr with tne low gradeu ol Chinese Chi-nese and Japanese lean particular green teas which are srlilloially 001 ored with Prussian blue and gypsum POWER OF A PAPAL KMISSAHV The visit ol Mgr Merry del Val tile papal delegate to Canada to this city la still causing considerable talk 10 I Catholic circles A repreeenlallve ol the Absoclale Frets baa learned on high authorille that Mr Isl VM bal the fullest teolt alastlcal power even to Ibo txteut obis IIOIOloK bishops who rue 10 accept big ueoislou tA powerful Loudoi churchman said I I cannot floe how the passage ol the act ol the Manitoba legislature lotllo the case Captain N Laurlera futurotogetbe with that of big party depends pro tloally upon Her Del Val < decision All Iboll liberal members from tuebe except three of whom IU Lutior is ooo signed the pledge to settle tb Manitoba question lu favor of the rlgbtaof the minority Those men cannot act otherwise er they mui i resign or be defeated at the lolls I uex lime Then the 45 Catholic inemtjer ot Ibo Bauute and Com woo IUCIUL Ing Mr Laurler and all tbeCathoil memberaof his govnrLinent of whom there are about SO lu the C uu moue Just Mr Lurlel majority signed a petition to The pope luklb him that a delegate bo sent to Nettle the question These men In algulngsuch a petition practically bound themselves to accept their own arbitrators Iloo Should they reluso they muiLfrom I the church standpoint be held to have violated i tbelr Word to Ihe pope It was this petition I brought by Mr Charles Fllz Patrick the solicitor general ol Can a Los to Home and only ou asiurancea that they meant ablde by the dl gates decision that the pope contented lo Intervene Manager Del Val IB therefore given 4awszetmlelt plenary power to settle the controversy dliclpllne the recalcitrant blibepo and place Mr Liurler and hla followers I lu cite ol their refusal lo abide by hla decision In eiich a plight as U practically practi-cally rum their political prospeou or force them 10 turn renegades 10 their obligations lo his hollnew As a matter mat-ter ol tact Mgr Dot Val Is I going tees t-ees Mr Ureenway at the earliest l owl bio moment and ascertain exactly bow ration concession to the Catholics Mr Qreenway Is willing ID lake while nn lilt side Mgr Dal Val rlllltate to Mr Ureennay the exact Irreducible minimum ot the Church demands 1 Is hoped theme views will be to nearly alike us lo enable a prompt settlement Bhould It be necessary Del Val will nol titillate to boat down opposition 01 Ibo blhor arty In QUb with moour as ov as necessary lie does not In end to combat the blahopi but ho will not permit their opposition lo extend beyond their Ineducable minimum i mini-mum which he Lima fixed INFLUENZA KAMIANT Influenza Is rampant here tboujh 01 f a milder form than heretofore There were twentytour falalitlea In London hit week the highest two years Among the prominent persons uttering from inllusozi ore Mr Ulad tone the Marquis ol HslKbury Hlr William Hnicuurl Lord Uoorge Uamlllon and others THE TlliATEH3 The coming season ol grand opera 01 Covent Uardens already begins to attract much attention In the world of fashion No oouoo 10 yera bag been so much dimmed anti promltea by reason ol the jubilee culebratlou to boo bo-o brilliant bllllol That Ibo function will bo under un-der new management owlui to he death ol tilt Augustus Harris to I another theme of remark and Mr Urou will have to follow In tile ootetuuB of the mon who first made Italian opera a permanent feature social life lu London 10 The new opera entitled Dlarmld for which Mr Harnlau Maccuu has writ tell tile mcore and the maiqulsol Ljrue IOq the libretto Is I al hist I complolod slid bO already bod a private rolll Tile opera a C noun a kind of Trlala and holdo |