, 1908-02-22
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teams played at Sydney has resulted in a
draw. NJ. c. G. in their first, and second in
nings scored respectively 29a apd 456, Fame
10l, Braund not out 1872. New South Wales
II their first innings sos, Waddy not out
1O7, aud in their second375, Bardsley 1O8.
1t is credibly reported that the Prince of
Wales will visit Quebec in August, upon
che three hundredth anniversary OF its
first settlement being founded.
The suffragette street singers self denial
week is discouraged by the unsympathetic
crowds, and the street sweepers are so
attractive that the police have ordered them
not to obstruet traffic. Some ladies have cou-
tributed their jewelry, and one gave n years
rent.
Mr.. Pearson is still negotiating for the
Times, but not with Mr.. Walters. A rival bid
of one hundred thousand pounds over Mr..
Pearson's seven hundred and fifty thousand
is attributed 20 an American syndicate sup
porting Mr.. Moberly Bell ahl the sympa-
thetic promoters of the Times. Book GLIB.
A Vienna despatch States that a promi-
nent membef of Parliament, in an inter
view, has asserted that Baron Won Aeh-
fenthaB the Austrian Minister of Foreigh
Affairs, had practically settled everything
with Russia, when Germany ostentatious-
ly, and Italy c~overtly, began supporting
Austria, causing a revulsion in Russia
against Austria's plans. A Ministerial crisis
is indicated
A R0me telegram says that the radical
Socialists and republican deputies Have
given notice of an interpolation regarding
Italy's attitude towards the Atstro- RdssiAh
situation.
St Petersburg advices state that the APP
poihtfient VI General Won Boerknian as
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l0wed by the Exodus from Finland
Of numbers of revolutionists and terrorista,
mostly to Sweden, and this siuiplities greatly
the projection of the lives of prominent Rus
SLAMS.
General Stoessel has made h final plea,
assuming the entire responsibility for the
surrender of Port ARTHUR; as the others only
fulfilled his orders; he did not, he said; ask
for mercy; on the contrary If iouhd culpabld
he asked for death.
Washington, Feb. 19th.-Tho Senate has
adopted a resolution expressing regret that
conditions in Russia IRE so Inconsistent with
the Cars promotion 8f the Hagde Peace
Conference; ;,
Ottawa, Feb. 19tb:-Mt. Bryce, Earl Grey
and Sir WilfredLaurier have had confidence
regarding matters interesting to Canada and
tie Cnited States.
A copy of the British ColdGibih Natal act
has been received, and will be considered
promptly, but will undoubtedly be vetoed.
st. Johns N. F., Feb. 19th-The Imperial
Government has paid the fines of the Cole7
hials convicted of shipping on board United
States fishing vessels, contravening the Colo.
NAL Haw; but which has been disallowed be-
canse in violation OF United Suites treaty
rights. 60, >.
Now yorE. Febrporv i9tH-The Dutch
steamer sdrinam will sail on March
second initiating a weekly service between
New York, Trinidad and Surinam, and a
brisk rivalry is expected between, the,
Guebec, Trinidad and RoJal Dutch West
Indian Lines: 49,,
Advices recbited from Port au Prince an
uounca that The President General N6rd Alex
is has removed NJ. Sannon,the Minis.
ter OF Foreign Affairs; being dissatis-
fed with his Negligence, referring to the
revolutionary fugftives seeking asylum
iii the foreign tonsulates. NJ. Sanhbn has
now loifsd NJ. Firihin and others whom
the consular body. refuse to surrender.
London; Feb. 2Oth-The Daily Chronicle
says that Mr.; Pearsbn's sthSnte Mas the Gre
alton OF d NEWSPAPER Trtsts owning the
Times, the standatdJ and the Daily Express,
with Mr. Pearson as ttanager, for twenty
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