Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-24
EXCITING TIMES
In The House Of Commons
Thursday
KINGS COACH
What King Edward Will Ride
To Coronation In


Commons had very dramatic time
Of it Thursday when In the midst Of a
debate on appropriating sum OF
money for current government expen-
ses John Dillon, M. P, called Joseph
Chamberlain "a damned liar;" The
remark was called forth by one from
Mr.. Chamberlain in which he said Mr..
Dillon was good Judge Of traitors.
Mr.. Dillon was suspended. The de-
bate was very spirited one and the
policy of the government was bitterly
attacked by Sir Henry Campbell Ban.
herman, the Liberal leader.
The will Of the Marquis Of 'Dufferin
and Ava, who died on Feb. II, has
been probated. The estate amounts
to s1Os, 200.
The coach to be used by the king
and queen at the coronation will be
totally different from that which has
hitherto been used and which was
last seen at the opening of Parlia-
ment. Instead of being constructed
with a highly ornamental roof and
glass panels, it will be built as lam
dau, SO that the royal occupants may
not only be visible to the spectators
in the streets, but also from the win
dows Of the higher stories Of houses
along the route. The body Of the Ian.
dau will be handsomely moulded and
gilded, while the leathern hood will
be black, relieved with gilt tracery.
H. M. S. Pylades, which has re-
turned to Sydney from cruise
through lhe South Sea Islands, reports
that the Captain planted the British
flag on Ocean Island, and formally
annexed it on behalf of King Edward.
The island, which is understood to
have hitherto been under the protec-
tion Of Great Britain, is rich in phos-
pilates.
A royal commission, composed OF
Lord James of Hereford, Baron Roths-
( child, the Hon. Alfred Lyttleton, Sir
Kenel NJ. Edward Digby, Henry Nor
man, M. P, and others, has been op-
pointed to investigate the evils of
alien immigration, and to advise re.
medal or precautionary measures.
Its object is not to abolish the right
ofasylum, which has been our boast,
but to find some method Of excluding
criminals without shutting out the
honest immigrant.
A well.dreeSed individual, giving
the name OF Griffith, entered the
American embassy in Victoria street
recently and demanded to see Ambas-
sador Choate. He delivered a sealed
package whose cover was marked with
the words (con6dential" and cur
gent" The man declared that 1T
contained documentsry proof that the
British government was implicated in
the blowing up of the Maine. Off,
GERS of the embassy refuse to discuss
the matter They suggest that the
man is irresponsible. 1t is believed
that he carried revolver and they
fear that it was his intention to at.
tempted to shoot Ambassador Choate
Alfred Mosely, an Englishman who
takes a great deal Of interest in labor
matters, has sailed from Liverpool to
the United States to arrange for the
labor delegates whom be is to bring
from England In the fall. Mr. Nose.
ly will pay the expense OF the del
egates, who will represent tive-sixths
of the British industries. The oh
ject of the commission will BE- tC
study American methods of manufac
ture and learn anything new in the
respective crafts of it's members thai
will be of ADVANTAGE to English
workmen. Mr.. Mosely's delegates
will be men whose judgment will car
ry weight to their respective trades.