, 1908-04-11

p0D. IN LQ0 DI6S6uCS u Inc Ming, the lQln-
listers, members Of the Ri9sdag, officials and
populations from the whole country, and
this evening the body VIII be taken to Ael-
borg for burial tomorrow.
The st. Thomas left London yesterday,
The st. Croix arrived at Havre today.
London April 10th-It is stated that the For
eign Office has been considering Venezuela's
action respecting the Match and Salt Couces-
sions since January, and is now preparing to
act vigorously.
Mrs Hamilton, the witness in the bruce
case, has been convicted OF perjury,
1t is semioficially explained that the Kings
visit to and stay in Barrie is upon the
advice Of his physicians, following the recur-
renee Of an outbreak Of influenza, as i'll other
years.
The Daily news says IIr. Morley viii re-
tain the Secretaryship for Indie, but Will ac-
cept a Peerage on account OF his health.
The Unionist newspapers rejoice at Lord
Curzon's adhesion to fiscal reIoini.
The Report of the Cunuri Steamship
Company is a fairly favourable one u divi-
dend Of five per cent is declared and a larger
amount carried Onward.
The first days applications fer the
issue of 2,75O,000 pounds London Coun-
ty Council three and a half per cent stock
amounted to one hundred millions, indi-
eating a congestion Of idle money.
A despatch from Adelaide states that at II
meeting of the Australian Chamber of Com
merce, Mr.. Price, the premier OF South Aus
tralia, in his address said the colonies were
not b~eepable by simply flying the flag over
them, but sympathy and understanding
should be behind the flag, and if Australia
is to be kept as a jewel in the British crown
some one must fight to keep it. The impli-
cation is that Japan's aggression must be
opposed.
MIR. Humphry Ward, the husband Of the
novelist, has sold a Rembrandt painting for
$3.50 pounds, being twenty-five times its
price when bought at auction, the painting
above Rembrandt's work having been re-
moved by a r~estorer.
A Picking despatch states that the Japan
ese Consul at Mukden has ordered al in
Vestigation into the japanese attack upon
the United States Consulate.
The Self Government md National Dis
grace societies at Canton have ordered a
boycott of Japanese m until it has
inflicted damage ten th0usandfold that Of the
Tatsu Maru indemnity. The Chinese in
creasingly resent Japan's insult to China's
sovereignty and the harm done through gun
running.
Washington, April 10th. Secretary Root
has informed Russia that the instruction
to the United States Consul at Hardin
will not be altered. The United States, he
adds, does not take any attitude regarding
the relations between Russia and China OF the
railway administration, but accredits the Con-
sui solely to China as the only Sovereign of
the territory,
The Haytian Minister declares that Hayti-
ans do not want foreign intervention, and
he discredits the tele grams from Port au
Prince, which he asserts are inspired by
Interested sources; the country is quiet.
President Roosevelt's message declaring
the laws against anarchism to he defective,
announces that he Will c~onstrue the statutes
to authorize the exclusion of anarchist pub
l~ications from the mails. The London
Times says the Presidents campaign
against anarchy commands tue worlds moyal
support, and the old world VII await
developments with the deepest interest.
London April ~10th-Sngnr in stock on the
4th inst. was $1,000, tons, last year 10000
tons,
New York, April 10th
Flo II, Blended Clear per bnrrei 4,SO- 400
~ = -. $3.50. l-l y 4n