, 1908-09-12
KILOGRAMS
ST, CRQIX

DFlllSn minister ub 16u0fH'. HAS Dttu tIdu5-
farred to Stockholm, Sir George Barclay
succeeding him.
On his arrival at Charing Cross station,
before alighting, Cardinal Vannutelli, the
Papal Legate to the Eucharistic Congress,
addressed the assembled and cheering crowd
from the door of the carriage, thanking it for
the welcome accorded him, and continuing,
he said, it is with great pleasure that | find
myself in London, the first Papal Legate to
visit England for many centuries, and I shall
inform the Holy Fathec of the warmth of
the welcome 1 have received from this land
Of freedom and toleration." There was no
hostile feeling in evidence at the station, but
the delegates of fifty one Protestant Societies
assembled in another place, to protest
against any street professions in connection
with the Roman CATHOLIC Eucharistic Con.
gress, which opens at Westminster Cathe-
dral tomorrow. It was resolved to petition
tho King on the subject, and q committee of
three were sent to interview the HomoSocre-
tary. The delegates then sent four thousand
kilograms to molnbers Of the House Of Lords
and House of Commons, reading: "Fifty one
Protestant societies, fearing TINT Sundays
procession may cause riot and bloodshed,
curiosity request you to wire the Home Office
asking that the procession be forbidden"
1t Is said that His Majesty will not be in
London during Cardinal V~anuutelli'5 STAY,
hence they will not meet.
The race for the st. Leger stakes ut Dou-
caster yesterday, resulted as follows: Mr.. j.
B. Joel's Your Majesty first, Mr.. Hall Walk
er's White Eagle second, Mr.. L. de Roths-
child'B S@nto Strato third.
The Trades Union Congress at Noting
ham has adopted resolutions instructing
labour member to press the Government
for an inquiry into the whole field of indus
trial insurance and favouring The holding
OF aut1mn sessions Of Parliament.
4 Copenhagen telegram states that NJ.
Albert, formerly Minister of Justice, has
Burren cred to the police, confessing to en-
b.z4.omont and fraud Of over two millions.
Tho Peasants savings bank, the National
bank and the Minis ~ of Finances are the
chief suffer ers.
The Constantinople correspondent of the
Daily News states that the Sultan Will sur
render th9 crown domains to the Treasury,
aud tue revenue therefrom, about two mil
lions, will serve to guarantee a loan Of ten
millions to pay debts and the civil list.
The Datch newspaper "Vaderlanu" says
the correspondence between tn Netherlands
nnd Venezuelan governments will be commu-
nicated to members of parliament as a secret
document, and therefore is not available for
publication.
Advices from Teheran state that the Shah's
encourage fear fresh outbreaks, owing to the
fact that his Majesty's promise to reossemble
parliament within three months has not been
fulfilled, aud The Minister of war says the
Shah has ordered six thousand additional
soldiers to be sent to the provinces to overawe
the revolutioDists.
According to q Madrid telegram the
Spanish Government announces that Mulai
Haid has manifested his intention of har-
mcnizing the interests Of Morocco with
those Of Europe, and the era of pac fcation
Of Moorish ports may be regarded as
dawning. France and Spain have invited
Mulai Hafd to fix a pension for Abdul Aziz,
and have also asked what guarantees will be
given for the %latter's safety.
A telegram from Saarbruecken states that
NJ, Adegard, a member of the French Cham
Der of Deputies, has been arrested by Ger
man Gendarmes, charged with Watching the
army manoeuvres in Lorraine. and expelled.
New York, Sept. 9th-While Mr., Kier
II rdie was motoring near Yonkers, his car
ran over and painfully bruised a ten year OLD
boy. After doing all he could, Mr.. Hardie
proceeded, promising to bear all expenses.
At Oyster Bay it was officially denied
that the nat cs shot VAS fired at the Pres