, 1909-07-24
ST. CROJX STATION
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reorganization is therefore urgent. The
incident is construed as merely personal,
and there being no reputation of M. Gle
menceau's policies, reorganization is there
fore feasible. The Premiership is to be
offered first tom. Bourgeois, and should he re-
fuse,it is expected M. BRAND will be appoint
ed. Changes will be more numerous with NJ.
Bourgeois az Premier.
THE floors are attacking the Spanish
forces at Melilla. Riotous demonstration
have taken place in Mairid against
war with Morocco. Crack regiments are mo-
billing and departing.
New. York July 23rd-Chi'i and Brazil
will remain neutral and, with the United
States, exert their moral influence against
hostilities. The rupture between Argentina
and Bolivia is complete, the former regard
ing il incompatible with her dignity not to
resent President Monte8's official circulars
slurring Argentina's award and ordering
the national fetes now proceeding to be
turned into mourning. Hostilities are feared.
Copenhagen, July 23rd.-The King and
Queen and the Princesses Dagmar and Phyra
returned from Russia today.
Sixty members Of the French Parliament
have visited Copenhagen and were received
with great festivities. They lett for Stock
holm and Christiania.
Mss Milia Bastrup has been designated
head nurse of the Leper Asylum, ST. Croix
DR.. Beyer, Grand Master of OddtelloWs,
leaves for Seattle on the rs h August, from
whence he will go to st. Croix III September
for the inauguration of the Leper Asylum.
The Upper Court has confirmed the iudg-
ment of the Frederik5ted Court c~ondemuing
Williams to eight years Imprisonment for
theft.
London, July 23rd-Ladies Brassey,
Meath, Pearson, and Weardale, Drs. A8qaith,
Mrs. Lloyd George and Mrs. Winston Church
i'll, are among the ladies who are organic
ing at Mr.. Asquith's residence to promote
an Anglo-Gerlnan entonte. Mr., Asquith
attributes the present snArling and barking
to Misunderstanding; even the most yellow
journals, he says, do not now dare to men
ton an AngIo-American war, although for
merly animosities dictated Anglo American
relations, the same may be said regarding
France, and we have absolutely no quar-
rel with Germany, therefore relations
with that nation should resemble those with
France and the United States. Count Paul
Wolff Metternich, the German Ambassador,
has sent q sympathetic letter.
Two visitors to the battleship Bellerophon
have been arrested for acting suspiciously,
one carried a camera and it is alleged they
are spies.
The feet will rendezvous at Portsmouth
tomorrow, preparatory to being reviewed by
tue King on the thirty first, and on the fol-
lowing Monday it will be reviewed by the
Gar at Cowes. Admirals Sir William May.
Sir Archibald Milne and Prince Louis of
Battenberg will command. The members of
tae House of Commons will be present
on board the Adriatic, and exceptionally
brilliant and useful manoeuvres will be car
ri8d out,
In the House of Commons on Monday Mr..
McKenna, first Lord of the Admiralty, will
Nuke "a statement regarding the conditional
gaadnoughts, and a vote will follow.
The Labour members have renewed their
protest against the Czu's visit They were
sternly rebuked by Sir Edward Grey, who