, 1908-09-16

Cil]tN H!hfes,HLu MIS- IiNce, have sailed fOr
Washington,
Lord Culzon, While automobHirg, collided
with another motor car; he was tlruvn for
ware, his forehead was severely cut and lie
was party stunned
The S,anoald Trbislos All interview 81 e
G;a!y arranged with Prince ven Pulow by
rs oroSpold,ht, The IurcliaI Chancellor
DE- @rccates The nUtual distrust Of England
and many lie luminosity shown, he de-
clares, ~ hut it'll" shcrt Of oru'ur madness,
which # persisted il VIII lead to endless
mischief il both countries. Nobody in Ger
many dreams Of picking a qualrcl with Eng
land, much less has such an insane idea as
that Of invading that county, and the GER
man peril waicb the QuarterlyRey'ow speaks
Of, ho vehcmenfly declares is non eX isteut.
Germany, he adds, is bent upon peace.
Archbishop Bourne, at a Mass Meeting
held at the Albert Hall on Saturday evening,
announced TINT out Of Difference to the
wishes of the Prime Minister and correspon-
den e with the Home Secretary, the pro-
posed process ON on Sunday would lie rali-
caliy altered; there would be no ceremony
aud no ye9tmerta, the car iipnls and bishops
w nd walk ia ordinary court 1rcea. Tie
cartmo ral on procession would take place in
side the cathedral aud the Pnpul L.tgate
N,H4>i HhN' liz tItNi NIth vi lLlt ttSlNt'lN
to those unable to enter the building. Yes
tcrdny n million people assent led On tue line
Of march, ana IN some places the lhrong was
SO great that the police with great .uticul-
t. "p"ned a passage for the pr ce--iou to
tricklo through. Cardinal Nunuutelb walked
al the heal wealing his scarlet rob aad
hat, but not carrying the host; he was
accomp MEL by a bodyguord of English
peers, the Duke of Norfolk being the most
prominent, and a concourse Of Archbjshops
and bishops also attended in unceremo3 ial
robes instead of the vestments which it was
originally proposed they should wear. The
rou Q through the ordinarily quiet streets ad-
iaceut t. the cathedral was lined by n strong
force Of police assisted by fifteen thou
sand catholics who volunteered their aid
At noon when the procession started from the
cathedral the throngs knelt rcvtrentiy but at
one pace where several streets converge the
crowd broke through the police lines and
the proceesioniats hQd to force their way in
Single file while the police were rc9qining
control. Here above the din could be heard
attempts to sing the chorus of God save
the King and Rule Britannia by voices
whose owners evidently believed the time
had arrived to show their patr otism,
to2e her with cries Of "Go buck to Rome. 1T
il believed that Ind the host been carried,
as OF ginnlly intended, some untoward event
would have taken place at this place. the
outcome of which would have boon most
serious. On the return t. the cathedral Curdi-
nalVannutelI in full eremonialrobe appeared
OH the crimson covered balcony. holding the
host enclosed in a golden monstrannc, and a
silence weird in it intensity prevailed in the
streets; slowly the cardinal moved the mons
trance, blessing the multitude, which then
departed singing "The Faith Of our fathers"
this was the closing of the international Eu-
christie Congress,
Washington, Sept. 14th-Mr. OrviIe
Wright on Saturday again ascendel in his
aeroplane reaching an al itude Of two hun
dred and fifty feet and eyoluted for seventy
four minutes twenty four seconds. Earlier i'll
the day he took up a passenger and remained
in the air niEe minutes SIX seconds, breaking
all records for a two man flight. Mr.. Wright
talks of going to England to try for tho Dali
ly Mail prize of ten thousand pounds, to fly
from London to Manchester with a heavier
than-air machine.
Jamaica, 14th-1he hurricane that visited
Grand Turk on Thursday night reached u
velocity of more tlan a huDdIe1 miles an
hour. Much damage was done to property,
and the streets were Uttered with debris,
fallen trees and portions Of building.
The schooner Don Leon, owned by the Cal