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The sun., 1900-10-27
Miss Fay,s Last Night.

Another large audience was amazed and
entertained at the Academy Of Music by
Miss Anna Eva Fay last night. The c4bi-
net and naturalization feats while won
derfu in there way were ecipsed by her
amazing answers of questions that had
been written at home by many OF the
auditors.
There is only one descriptive adjective
to be al piled t. Alies Fav and that is
marvellous. In addition the Lnciers,
-uperb musicians, and the Lees in their
,euerkab'e entertainment, appear. Miss
Fay WI / be seen for ile last times at the
performances this afternoon aud tonight
api o one should miss g eng the mar.
vaons thlngs hat she dues.
The sun., 1900-10-27
RoosEVELT's TOUR.
Governor Erected by 81 Great Dem
Onatrntion In New York City.

onatration In New York City.
New York, Oct 2G-There was a
grent demonstration in the evening III
honor of Theodore Roosevelt, who atriy-
Cd II a:3D u. III. from Albany. over
10000 men paraded to Madison square,
where the governor spoke IN the Garden.
tolty-two baEds furnished the music,
and There WAS Il wonderful display oil
fireworks. Tie governor lett syracuse
III The forenoon. and his itinerary fur the
tiay included Little Falls, Amsterdam,
Schenectady and Albany. Fhc stop at
Little Falls was, however, cut oGt.
| Amsterdam MAS the first stop Of the
Roosevelt special oa its llNing trip to
! NcW York, and Governor R01aeVgt kept
his word as TO the brevit% Of his re-
marks, desiring 10 save himself for the
j heavier work in New York city tonight.
For the few minutes that he talked he
took up the trust problem with some To-
i cal applications, calling the attention OF
his auditors to Mr.. Bryan's statement
that he would remove the tariff from all
articles manufactured in this country by
10 called trusts. There are large carpet
factories here, and the governor asserted
that il Mr. Bryan's theory was put in
practice, while it might result in the de-
struction of the trust, it wohd also result
in throwing all Of the workers out Of oc-
cupation. He said i'll parts
at is Of course true that there are men
who work hard and got less than they
ought to, and il is equally true that there
are others who receive in excess Of what
they should. That is Il fault that it Is
perhaps possible to remedy, and L will
join in any remedy according to the light
that is in me. According TO Mr.. Bryan
there il anly one remedy for these evils
and that is the absolute destruction ol
every SO called trust a. of Il Large money
making employer. Now. JUS think O
what That means For instHicr. steam
and electricity harc largely Htatel tn,
conditions With which M h5,t g deal
Now no ono Iii ii4 SENSES woiil take TIL
radical step 70 remedy the trust evil b.
destroying steam and electricity, and ye
tllat is what Mil hyar went %.
"Ile cntlla, at enllrse atup tine trus
: perfectly We'll, hilg ln Wou!d XIII the pa
ticm, and with the patient every ma
whose livelihood depends upon the su'
ccss oa the business cail yonr atter
ton too, to lie ttct flat senator lone
:, the chairman Of tho Deme cratic nntloni
y committees who is tlyin" to elect NJ
5 BRYAN. and Mr.. bryan, who Is trying
q he elected by MIR Jones to hr president
: these United States. have very divcrsei
y views upon the subject Of trusts. SEN
Y tor Jones is the lending figure in the co
7 ton bale trust, which represents the 60
solidntion Of four companies, a pihctie
y monopoly. Mr.. Bryan says that the 60
!. ton bale trust is only little trust and
X was not very successful. Mr.. Jones 81,
y it isn't trust Mt all Now. the point
!. that if Mr.. Bryan is sincere in his stat
u ment that all trusts are bad he has
: right to accept the support Of Mr.. Jont
~ And, on the other hand. if Mr.. Jon'
~ statement is true that it is not trust
ts :, ALL but only a corporation. then there
j. no trusts in the United States"
The sun., 1900-10-27
Troops watch Canadian strikers.

Montreal, Oct 2Ii.-Thcrc are now ON
duty 1T Nallcyticld. guarding the extern
sive works of the Dominion Cotton COM
pany. .: officers and BIS noncommission-
cd officers and rlen of the Royal SrotS,
Victoria Rifles and garrison artillery,
augmented ly bearer corps. The Vic
toria Rifles have their Maxim gun with
them The sending of re-cnforccmcnts
was decided on after the first detach-
mcnt Of the Royal Srots had come into
collision with TIE strikers and as 4 result
had nine Of their n.cii sent to the hospi-
The sun., 1900-10-27
TEE PATERSON MURDER.
Chief GrauI Confident Tie Hns Evil
d.ncc to COnvict the Accused.

Chief GrauI Confident Tie Hns Evil
drncc to Convict the Accused.
Paterson, y. j., Oct. 2ii.-ProSrcutor
Emlry said ttni the iii st batch of inlict-
nicntS brought i'll by the present GRAND
jury wOnld contain indictments against
Walter MeAlliSter, Andrew Campbell,
William Death and George Kerr for the
murder of Jennie BoSSchieter. The pros
ecutor said the men could not be tried be-
fore the January term of court because
Judge Dixon would be engaged i'll other
New Jersey courts.
Chief Graul declared that he was ready
to so to trial in the ease.
There will in all probability be no
more arrests in the csr," he said. Nv )
have ample evidence to hang one of the
men and To send the other three to prison
for long term.
'Nc have been criticised for allowing
| SHtithorpc, the Eackman, to 20 out an
bail. lie wns let out for y purpose. H."
may ne approached iy friends Of thu
prisoners. We rNpeet it i}iH i this
happens another arrest will By made.
i lheip il nothing fer rs @ 10 noW brit u
waii foi Developments"
Public reelill@ i growing mepe Qnf
moro bitter a3fussl taH ;fept;@l aud n3~
], hrph lbtC!*tA@ti ftI slt itNt3tiitl'i, slowly
tcas.iuc t. li.sit .!iai Aic.ilster ittd Ilff'
htd maiy other NietaHS. unn - whom,
Lizzie Schwah, IHt@ caHie forward with 4
fifianl aId sliockins siaty
Ea0.a rsv@EitiauS N.if t.e haiea TINT
aH sttaM#; u %Igf {. .3a Ltni .}ite"I hl9i'-
irrsrs itrUa-h peliis ,tad f.ait$ in.H-
pne,. II liist Wssr, RitSl ~ #tiia ! ae
citizens u Iaielsau tha ;a'ranseiasnis
irr lU!ng made ror j monster laS
meeting d eNntes, public inlisaati"n aild
insist On sice,y iHstice
I,ahlic sentiment i. becoming more
inilamed every hour Threats of lynch
ing have become common, especially
among the mill hands
The pelcc fcal. that men from the mill
and fnctory districts may gather under
cover of the mass meeting and FRY 4
wrcak vengeance on ils slayers of the
pretty mill girl.
Even the most conservative citizens
declare that such a meeting cannat take
place close to the Jail without samt
demonstration of the popular feeling ovei
the case.
The sun., 1900-10-27

The donations, endowmentS and be-
quests in 1899 for educational, charitable,
religious and art institutions amounted
to over $S0,000,000. Education. including
libraries, received the greatest share,
nearly SCI, 1,000000. These figures have
never before been equalled. not even in
those years which gave to the country
Chicago and Leland Stanford univerSi-
ties, with their endowmentS of millions.
Every university and womuil's college
without exception, so far as the figures
have been announced reports the largest
enrolment this fail which ever has been
registered. III the co-educuti0nal insti-
tutions the percentage Of increase among
women is greater than among men.
These statistics suggest three points:
lrst that the general prosperity of the
country is not wholly confined to the
full dinner pail" hut -cxtpnds to the
brain aS well aS the St0mach second,
tlat il considerable portion Of the ac-
culnnlatpil wealth is being directly APP
| Piled or the benefit 81 those who are not
rich; third. that the number Of women
who nip taking sno "hi:iler olucatio
is auguncniing every year.
Last year Barnard College hi
freshmen class If tfty-four girl,
year thrrc wore nearly two hundl
Iplications. " ellcslry College lii
dcdcntad i finely equipped $3c
seryatoly The Gift Of Mrs. john {
in. Nassar College has broken
for il $4,000 biological laboratory
cIife Is about beginning $50,OG0 I
Of residence. the gift Of Mrs. David L.
X 4mlnl Rochester University has just
opened its doors to women. and last
week in that city was laid the corner
J stone Of the new 100000 Mechanics In
sttute. the gift of Mrs. George Eastman,
: which opens every department to girls.
i Perhaps the most significant event in
: this connection will he the dedication on
Nov. Of Trinity College at Washington,
! ID. c. This is the first large institution
:, built by the Catholic Church for the
: higher education of women. and it is the
intention to make it rank with Bryn
! Mawr and the other great non-sectariar
:, women'S colleges.
The sun., 1900-10-27
REWARD FOR A1VoRD.
rnr Bank Officials Held "a Long Cons
trreMce WITH tlcelusIsN.

" tiAi
New York, Oct .!,i.-A reward of So
400 has been offered ~ III" First Nation
il bank i,i tic aigss; ;ull detention ot
s!Ir drfauiting note teller, Cornelius u.
Alvord.
This conclusion was arrived at and the
announcement made after long confer
ence of the banks officials with Captain
McClusky of the detective bureau.
From police headquarters there will be
sent out 10000 circulars giving full de-
scription of Alvord and offering the re-
ward. The circular will not bear pic
tuie of the defaulting note teller, for the
simple reason, the bank officials state,
that none is obtainabe by them.
CAPTAIN McClusky said he would at
once cable all the leading cities of Eu-
rope notifying them to be on the lookout
for Alyord. He said he had no reason to
believe that the bank officials had been
negotiating with Alyord or his repre-
sentatives looking toward a restitution of
any part of the 100000 stolen by him.
He said he was unable to state why the
police department was not sooner called
in and assigned to the case, but said also
that it was none of his business; that he
had been called in and would make every
effort to land the absconder.
He said that, so far as he knew, nc
one, despite all reports to the contrary
had seen Alyord since last Thursday, Oct
1S.
A dozen different stories have been told
since the disappearance Of Alvord by
persons who said that they saw him aftel
news of the defalcation was made public
The latest was told by Patrick J. Ring
the owner and manager of the People
Opera House in Mount Vernon. lie salt
that at 6:30 o'clock Thursday night h
saw Alvord and three other men driv
down First street from the White Plain
road and go toward New York. The be
lief is that Mr.. Ring mistook the man i
the carriage for Alyord.
The activity of the Mount Vernon pt
Z lice was noticed for the first time. Chic
Foley left headquarters late in the afte
l noon. When asked about story thu
{ Alvord had been seen on the train,
V smiled significantly, but would make I
. comment on it. The chief was at his 0
j flee for only few minutes and then WEI
I away. There were several federal of
t GERS around Mount Vernon. They we
0 uncommunicative, but it was known TIL
It the Alvord case took them there. III
: impression in Mount Vernon which hi
r prevailed all along was deeper that
( worlds whereabouts are known and til
/ he will be taken into custody ut any IL
The sun., 1900-10-27
Lnhn A.ltlsan Porter III.

Putnam, Seao. oct 2G. Mr.. John Adj
olson Porter. t9ifaAl aeeletary to Presi-
drat Mckinley, l.es dan@pronsly ill at
his country residence IN i'omfret. four
miles iloa iie"e. ) report reached here
that his ,4noilion i such that his life is
desmiral of Tho members of Mr.. Por-
tors family have requested the attending
physivians to make no statement in re-
gard Il the ease. II is understood, how
ever. that tho patient underwent on
"Wednesday 4 mast dolicate and danger
ous surgical operation.
The sun., 1900-10-27
unu. chnrcI. ana RnnIs Enrned.

Fails yiilage. Conn, Oct. .ii.-The
town han, Methodist church and Falls
Village Savings bank have hacn hulned
10 ma ground involving il loss Of $40
900. Tho town is with9nt = fire depart
mnnt ond before assistance could arrive
from Lyme Rock the blaae. which sthlt-
cd IN The grocery store of G. ". Hall.
On thn ground hoer Of the town hall,
threufrnrd ID wirc ont the village, i high
wind carrying tie flames rapidly beiore
The sun., 1900-10-27
New Arbitration Project.

Washington. Oct. 2i.-Among leading
South and Central American diplomatists
in Washington consideration is being Civ
en- to plan for establishing an interna-
tional court of arbitration similar 20 The
Hague tribunal. but having jurisdiction
over countries of the western hemisphere
and with headquarters probably in Wash
ington. Although the project has not as
vet taken formal shape. it is received
with 50 much favor that it is sure to be
formally presented to the coming Pam
American congress, which will assemble
at the City Of Mexico.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Mekiniea QMnll.le. ID VOC.

Canton. o., OCT. 2G.-president Nc
Kinlcy Is now fully qualified to vote in
Precinct Il, First ward, Canton. lie reg
istcrcd and in answer 10 the usual lues-
tions said his name is William Mckinley,
residence I23 North Market street, aged
81, married and residence in state %
years, in precinct one year. The presi-
dent was accompanied by Judge Day.
He walked to and from the polling place,
a distance Of half dozen blocks, and
greeted many acquaintanccs en- route.
Governor General Wood of Cuba is eX-
pectcd here to confer with the president.
The sun., 1900-10-27
i uvstery IT Wntertnyn. Mass.

Watcrtown. Mass. 0ct. 28 fhe police
Of Watcrtnwn are investigating thr death
Of John Flamin, Il lahorrr, % years 81
age. whose body was found on tie side"
walk of Arsenal street, Elamins nec.i
had been broken, his iawbonc fractured,
and there were numerous other inlnl les
about the head and upper part of the
body. 1t was learned that the man call
cd ut the home of John Flynn, another
laborcr, in front of whose home the body
was found. Both men drank considera'
Bile liquor and were heard quarreiing.
The sun., 1900-10-27
- \
Burke's Vaudeville.

Popular patriotic songs seem to be all
the rage at present with the great major
ity of theatre goers, especially in the
vaudeville houses. One OF the best and
most successful Of these songs is one en-
titled "The Man Behind the Gun" there
are two versions, by far the most popu-
lar being that rendered by the author,
The great English baritone, Hamilton n
Hill, who has been specially engaged for
the next appearance of the Burke Vaude.
Vile Co., at the Grand Orera House
text Wednesday, October 81, matinee
and night.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Kertrc,.tan. nmry the EIatclet.

louisville. Oct % Ex-Governor w.
o. Bradley and Colonel Bennett II.
Young. who, speaking respectively for
the Republican and Democratic tickets in
Kentucky. have recently had some inter-
estimg tits through the press. give out
tile following: "At the instance of our
friends and on their advice, i'll order to
settle the personal strife between US,
each Of us has withdrawn everything of
a personal character that he has said
concerning the other"
The sun., 1900-10-27
wheeler 10 Tnke The stump.

Decatur, Ala. Oct. 26.-II, A. Skesgs.
chairman Of the Eighth district Demo-
cratic committee, has received a letter
from General Joseph Wheeler. in which
the latter makes appointments TO speak
at Gurley, Madison county; IIart2cli,
Morgan county; Leighton, Colbert coun-
ty, and Huntsville, Madison county, for
the Democratic nominee for congress
Judge Willam Richardson. General
Wheeler at the same time ineosca il con
tribution to The district campaign fund.
The sun., 1900-10-27
STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
Rejoicing In Lackawanna Valley Over
the Troubles End.
COMPANIES POST NOTICES.
aceted That Fifty-tIlrec Thousand
Sea Between Forest city and
!'ittaton VIII Resume Work
ON Monday Morning.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 26.-There is great
rejoicing all through Scranton and the
I,acEawanna valley at the calling off of
M anthracite miners strike by Presi-
dent John Mitchell and his executive
officers. The order has also had the cf-
fcct Of stimulating the companies which
had not already posted notices agreeing
t. advance wages 10 per cent to do so,
and the Pennsylvania Coal company sent
Gut IT, official notice to its miners at
Dunmorp, Avocu and l'ittSton.
Their action was also followed by the
,Moosic Mountain Coal company and
every other individual interest that had
not done so, and evening found the no
ticcs M at every mine in the valley from
Forest City to pittston. Fifty-threc
thousand mon and boys between these
points will therefore resume work on
Monday.
What the Susquehnnna Coal company,
which is controlled by the PennsNlVanla
railroad, will do as to its mines at Nanti-
coke. is as yet unknown; but that com
pany's general superintendent, Morris
Williams. nj the meeting of the operators
here on Thursday of last week. agreed
tn the April concession and WAS lull
party 10 the agreement then made. The
lllIlil5 toill ll1I4li''N w i''iN ~ 'titi
gasrd getting HE mines in shape for
resumption ul Monday.
The business community Is enthusiastic
over the winters outlook and among the
operators there is the opinion that thee
will be extra efforts made 10 meet tht
marl,st demands for caal. NJ the minef
iii the sidin4s arc flied with ears, am
the shipments Of coal are certain 70 ll
large before another week ends.
dispatch from Shnmokn SAYS
"Gcorge linrtlol. secretary Of diStric
No. 9, returned from Hazletun and sait
the Mineral and Union Goal conranic'
controlled by the PENNSYLVANIA railrna'
and employing 5000 men and boys be
tween here and Mount Carmel had no
given any assurance as yet to the lnitct
Mine Workers ms To whether the 10 pc
cent increase would he granted.
"'rhe miners are greatly diSsatiShe'
here because no notices have been posted
They say that they will not 90 to wor
next Monday unless they know what tn
companies intend to do in the mnttel
Local officials Of the Mineral and tnio
say that persons wanting to 20 to wor
will be given an advance of 10 per cen
in wages, but no guarantee is made thn
the increase will stand until April |, =
demanded by the Scranton convention.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Gn,ernor AIlcn.s nant.l.lcr WeIs.

san Juan ae Porto Rico. Oct 26. The
marriage of lcutcnant George ". i-o-
gan. q. S. 81. aii-t,c-eamn ID Governor
Allen. 10 Miss Bertha .Atitn daughter of
tie governor u Porto Rico, taoIi p.aec ~
tho throne room % tie palace hero, which
was magniiccnj}5 decorated With r9Eal
palms, noticG lsnts apl pink tawer>
rinl, lci0~ tAo prevailing esler. clap
lin Brown, T. S A. otiiciatea Il the
Episcopal ceremony. Which WAS reHla"t'
cd luUipr paitrS al5d with shadeti liesit@
cuusing i sree II almost ihtlrseriaable
beauty 1he bride advanced on tlle amn
Of her father. lier sister, Mrs. !. +
Hobbs. wns the nlatron, and Miss SheelG
of lowell Mass. was tho bridesmaid
paymastrr Brown was the best man.
The sun., 1900-10-27
coRnHYT ARRESTED FOR DEBT
was iiciea~ed Af,cr Giving Bond
tnr AmniMt o. suit.

i:este4s Mas. Get. 25 James j. CIR
iust, t.:e ri@.li,,t. was snyvd with pro
eV#a rap".s rs Deputy Sheriff Fild.n
seatettaS il i sdt hpou4ht rs Paul
Armstrong, ot NeW York. The amount
20 the ~Nii y $1,000.
Immediately Corbeti teleploned q two
ui' hi> closest Bost0n friends. John +.
Callahan and John Il. Kellher. With
beputy fild,'n they We're driven tp Bail
Commissioner J. IarlryS office. where
Corbett was released. after his two
friends had given bond for the amount
Of the suit.
l'hr writS are returnable ut the IIunici-
pal Court ON November 8. Corhett says
the suit is trumped up. and that he does
not owe Armstrong dollar.
The sun., 1900-10-27
statement by MIR. Mitchell.

Hazleton, Pa. Oct. 26.-.tccorling to
President Mitchell, work at the collierics
operated by those companies who have
not yet posted notices will not be re-
sumed until they comply with the de-
mands of Scranton mine workers con-
vcntion. President Mitchell and meme
bers Of national board left in the after
noon for Mahanoy City to participate in
labor demonstration to be held there.
Another delegation Of mine workers
leaders went 10 Nanticukc to take plrt IN
demonstration there.
The sun., 1900-10-27
snI,leH "a Aialt rcnplnrs.

Louisville. Oct. 2G Rear Admiral w.
S. schlcy II the United States navy has
accepted the Invitation of the Knights
Iomrars Of Kentucky 70 attend the twrn-
ty-cigmh hicnnial canclaye in Louisville
Aug. 2T-3o, 1921. Ills answer nndrr date
Of Sept. n was written on the United
States flagship Chicago at The south At
lantic station, Monteyideo, Uruguay. The
invitation contained request that he
take part in The Tcmpar parade as 4
member Of the mounted staff.
The sun., 1900-10-27
MIR. snerman's VIII.

Mansfield, o., Oct, 26.-Thc will of the
late John Sherman is to be filed for pro-
bate here. The estate will, it is under
stood, aggregate about $3.000,000, con-
sisting of bonds and securities and real
estate here and at Washington. There
are said to be large number of be-
quests to relatives. Myron NJ. Parker of
Washington and Congressman Kerr of
LIansce.d rrohat'y MI be .la executors.
The sun., 1900-10-27
YUKON snow. Stop qelceraphy.

Vanrouver. +. q, Oct. p. Ihr 7TNH"l-
or Alpha has arrived from the na@h.
Her passrnge n say thai there Il now
li,ile possibility Of the completion of tae
Dawson telegraph line This winter Very
bad weuihcr las bcon encountered, and
10 miles Of the wires have leon oYee!ip-
ped Ectween the two ends tEere Is 4
high range Of mountains, Over whirh
there ato several fert of SNOW, and il IS
impossible 10 get through this n thy
winter time.
The sun., 1900-10-27
KRUGER's PLANS.
Likely That He VIII Reside Mt Nice
For the Winter.

Paris. Oct 26.-Dr. Lcyds, the Trans
vaal agent, who is III this city for 4 few
dnys, was questioned with reference to
the plans of former President Kruger.
lie said:
Most OF the stories published on the
subject are maginativc Mr. Kruger
will land ut AIalscillcS, and | shall 60 to
mrrt him. I;ut ii is not true that |
have seen ii. i,cleaSse, the French min
istrr uG foreign affairs, or that am ~
any way arranging 4 reception WtiieA
will ID entirely ii the hands u illr
French themselves. &ntliiIss nae Ec beeA
definitely decided Upon as q tAo delai!s
Of AIr. Kingot'a 9tay III Europe,
But AIl. K,ugor n an ntti man ana
nut accustomed q u call eliaAtc, - Y
Ii lilrly he Will soiuirl in iae hei@h5ei-
hood II Nica for the winter. iaEn ~
reason t. bclicrp tliflc ~ auy ctoitnd for
thu statampai that hr. @iNenr intends
10 visit President Aa.iNiAieN.
4 Care Town diSrafh aEs thaf r.
Ruers have c0pilted .lH.uh:iial, salylf
east Of Kimberley, altor z stubborn fe.
siStancc On the part @f the gaialse3'
which consisted Of il detachment OF np.
Tuwn lignlanlcrS. Tie lalt2r suffered
severely. losing ~ ont Of = mea.
Ii Is reported III Masrrn that former
President Stpyn and the members Of the
executive council are III Fouricsbulg
south of bethlehem. and that he has de-
cInred Fouriesburg to lie the "capital OF
the Orange Free State" Mr.. Steyn ha,
ordered Eeytcr member Of the latt
yoldsraad, to be tried on the charge OF
high treason.
The sun., 1900-10-27
says Mark Twain Gun vo.c.

Hartford, Oct. 2G-The Post says the
stories regarding the inability Of Samuel
l.. Clemens Mark Twain to vote be-
cause his name has been taken from the
list. owing 10 his having lost his residence
here rs result of his European trip, are
false in every detail. 1t asserts that Mir.
Clemens is not only on the new voting
list. but has never been taken therefrom.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Cnptain Page Dead.

Havana, Oct. 2G.-Captain Page died
of yellow Fever in Las Animas hospital.
Page was a captain of Porto Rico infan-
try. He came to Cuba with Major Cen
eral Wade's evacuation commission and
was a linguist of note. The deceased
was especially well liked ~ the Cubans
and Spaniards.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Death of n Centenarian.

Sodus. \. ", Oct. 26.-AIrs. vashti
Tuttle, the oldest woman in Wayne coun-
ty. is dead. She was born mt I.itchfield,
Conn. in the year 1877 and came with
her father and mother to this county in
an OK cart whrn but 10 years old. They
mad no neighbors, being the first settlers.
The sun., 1900-10-27
rhn 1.hnmIerInina an nor MALTA.

London. Oct. 2G.-Right Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain. secretary of state for the
colonies, aud Mr.. John Austen Chamber
lain, civil lord of the admiralty, have
sailed for Gibraltar, whence they will
proceed to Malta to visit Sir Francis
Wallace Grenfell, the governor of Malta.