Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-12

In the Canadian Senate at Ottawa,
Senator Mcdonald of British Columbia
offered a resolution declaring the immi-
grafton of Hindoos should be limited as
much as possible. and the Canadian gov
eminent should invite the aid of the inn
peral government to limit the influx.
Senator Scott said the Canadian govern
ment sent Mackenzie King, deputy min-
ister of labor, to England for that pur-
pose. This satisfied Senator Mcdonald,
and he withdrew his resolution.
The London Times, in an editorial on
President Roosevelt's message on anarch-
ism, says that the President has entered
upon campaign that will command the
sympathy and moral support Of the civil
lied world. Fgler particulars of his pro-
posals, says the Times, will be awaited
with the deepest interest in all the cities
of the world. and whatever may be
thought Of the prospects of the struggle
with this terrible evil honest men every
where will wish him victory in the fray.
The Chinese money changers of Hong
kong are supporting the existing boycott
against the Japanese which has come into
existence as a result of the Tatsu Maru
incident by refusing to accept japanese
bank notes even at a discount The drug
gists' guild also has joined in the move
ment and members are making deposits
of money as security of their good faith.
The deposits Of members who do not hold
to the boycott are to be forfeited to the
self-government society.
A Manila dispatch reports an engage
ment between American troops and con-
stabulars. and Nero outlaws near Lanao,
a town on the island OF Mindano. Two
members Of the constabulary are report
ed killed and three soldiers wounded A
column composed Of a battalion of the
Eighteenth infantry and const1bulary mn
der command of Col. Davis has been fol-
lowing band of outlaws and it is pre-
snmed that they overlook them and an
engagement ensued.
Australia's apprehension in the matter
of possible aggression on the part Of
Japan was voiced AT the meeting held In
London Of the Ausfralasian chamber Of
commerce by Thomas Price, premier Of
South Australia Mr.. Price was empha-
sizing the necessity Of Great Britain Civ
ing more tangible proof of her interest
in the colonies and favored the organlza-
ton Of large federal citizen army in
Australia.
The French cruiser Cassard has been
ordered TO the coast OF Morocco TO try
to rescue the crew Of the French fishing
vessel Baleine who were recently captur-
ed by Moors near Cape JUDY.
AT the trial Of the nine members Of the
sect known as 'dreamers" for burning
down John Lehr's home south Of Medi-
cine Hat. Can. il was revealed thai the
members of the order had to obey the
instructions OF their leader. who. because
Lehr refused 10 join the congregation or
dered his followers to destroy Lehrs
home and siay his family at midnight
because be was hereto"
The Legislature OF Prince Edward Isl
and has excluded all motor cars from the
province. on the ground Of public safety,
it being argued TINT conditions there ase
peculiarly unfavorabje TO the liberation of
these machines. because the farmers have
to depend upon horses largely to reach
the trade ceDters.
y hftf ffpoiA ~Gth ttirEt IL ETrhL
disss iisfac ion ~ Columbia against what
has been ievnIed there the official trusts"
which have ruined private enterprises and
that a revolution was imminent. This
President Re,es is trying 10 prevent by a
trip 10 The COAST. counting On his pres
enee and his personal prestige 10 aid him.
The Venezuelan government has enter
cd suit against Ambrose II. Garner. for
ner RECEIVER Of the New York and Ber-
mudez Asphalt Company. TO compel bim
TO render an accounting Of bis four years
administration Of the seguestered proper
". The bond has been fixed at 10000
and failing 10 put up this surets Mr. Car
ner cannot leave the country pending the
trial.
One of the largest grain firms in Lon
don i in serious difficulties. The liabili-
ties. ii IS declared. exceed the assets BY
nearly $4,000. Attempts are being
made TO arrange for an extension Of
credit. The trssble is attributed to over
speculation.