Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-28


 For the three years subsequent to that in which this training takes place the men should come up for repetition courses of a fortnight in each year, and during the four years covering the initial training and the repetition courses they should be liable for ser vice for home defense. At the end of these four years all liability to service should cease"
 West End tradesmen and hotel pro prietors are anticipating an unpre- cedented American season. this year In spite of the financial panic on Wall street. the influx of milIionaires is expected to be the greatest on record, not only in numbers, but as regards the amount of money they will spend here.
 One point that gives the Londoner intense satisfaction is that the crowd of fashinable Americans is likely to stay in London on their arrival, in stead of passing through to Paris to spend the bulk of their money. The attractions that will keep them in London Is the reat International Horse Show in June, where Alfred G. Vanderbilt will exhibit his unriyalled stud
 The automobile tour of 15O Ameri- cans through Europe headed by W. K. Vanderbilt, Payne whitney and F. R. Thomas will start from London, bring. ing abundant grist to the mill of the London tradesman. A fact that makes that worthy rub his hands in joyful anticipation is that the aggre- gate capital represented by dozen of the expected Americans belonging to the Vanderbilt, Gould, Bradley-Mar- tin, Stuyyesant Fish and whitney fam flies. is estimated at $500 900.
 There will be of course, also a great crowd of the ordinary American tour ists of moderate spending-power, but the average amount spent by each man is calculated at about s1 900. For this respectable srm the Londoner is busily spreading ais nets.
 The British Government, which is urging the other powers to discuss limitation of arguments" at the Hague Conference, means to keep it's own war preparations a dead secret
 The Admiralty has just issued or ders that the construction of ali ships built for the Navy in future shall be carried out in secrecy. The complete design of any ship will be known to 1 no individual at the dockyards, and l the engineers and other employees will | be sworn to divulge none of the de- l tails. This policy, which was adopted | in the case of the IndOmitable, re- gently launched, and said to be the | most powerful cruiser in the world.
 At the same time the War Office | has notified officers and soldiers that l they are forbidden to publish or com 1 municate either directly or indirectly, l to the press, any military informa- l tion or their views on any military ] subject, without special authority"
 The order as to secrecy is ship-build- l ing has become necessary owing to the anxiety of foreign powers to learn the details of new British ships, l and their interruptions methods of gathering this kind of information
 Sir Alexander Sweetenham, the type of hidebound, conservative of ficial is to be succeeded as Governor of Jamaica by a Socialist Sydney Olivier, who has been appointed gov ernor of the stricken island, by the Radical Government, is an avowed so- cialist, and Is certainly the first CO., tonial governor ever appointed who holds those views.
 MT. Oliver said after his appoint ment: q am socialist of E.-ny years standing, and shall continue my mem bership of the Fabian Society. My official duties will be those of Gov ernor of Jamaica; my private beliefs will remain as they have been during my 25 years work at the Colonial of flee.
 But then, is not the welfare of the people they live among the common object of Fabians and Socialists and Governors of Jamaica? I know the Jamaicans. and am very fond of them | and theid island, and every thing I | can do for their benefit will be done, 1 whether as Governor or Socialist"