, 1909-10-20
ST. ROI STATION.

Yesterday OD6l0u II Z 0HO lAlDOA a.
Dover, where seven hundred acres have been
enclosed at q cost of four millions sterling.
It has been under construction for eleven
wears, and will be accessible for the biggest
warships at any state Of the tide.
Mr.. Hall Game is suffering from heart
disease and much anxiety is felt regarding
his condition.
It is the general opinion that the bank
rate will shortly be again advanced.
A receiver has been appointed for the first
British aviation meeting at Doncaeter. It's
i'll success is attributed to a controversy
with the Aero Club, which withheld its sane
ton because Doncaster claimed the dates
allotted for the Blockpool meeting.
On behalf of the Irish High Court the
Lord Chief Justice paid q tribute to the
late Lord Justice Fitzgibbon for his learning,
rectitude and charming personality.
The British press, which has never
been more divided than at present upon
domestic issues, has seldom been more
united than now in condemnation of
Ferrer's execution, which 1t regards rs a
judicial murder and m affront to civilization.
1t is expected the matter will be discussed
in Parliament. The General Federation of
Trades Unions has passed strong resolutions
and a mass meeting is being organized. In
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with the view of. hindering the Cars visit.
In Naples, however, a strike failed and the
police dispersed the parade. Other minor
disorders have occurred in several continen-
tial cities, frequently taking the form of at
tacks upon churches, and it is reported the
Cathedral at Pisa has been destroyed, but
the report is doubted.
A Barcelona despatch says, according
20 Spanish custom Ferrer's body was placed
in an open coffin, and bullet holes were plain
ly visible in the forehead. His relatives were
allowed to follow to the grave which was a
common ditch marked with n stake, interment
in q private grave not being allowed. The
Cortes have been convened amid violent
scenes and personal collisions between angry
deputies. The Minister of Foreign Affairs
made a formal statement of Justification, and
declared that Spanish opinion was a better
Judge of Spanish affairs than foreign critics,
and deprecated the demonstrations taking
place abroad. The Spanish press remarks
that the comparative calm in Spain is due to
the suppression of opinion.
The Spanish Minister Of Finance has
announced that the cost of the campaign
in Morocco is forty six millions pese-
tas and the total to it's completion will be
sixty eight millions.
The Greek Chamber of Deputies, without
discussion, has passed a bill dlsqualfying
the Princes for military commands, and upon
King Geor ge's initiative his three SOUS have
resigned their positions in the army. The
bill is regarded as incompatible with the
Kings dignity, and the reform movement is
gaining such Roadway that his abdication
is probable.
Montreal, Oct. 16th-Tbe CanadianPacifc
Railway Co.'S. Liner Empress Of Ireland has
arrived with seventeen feet + water in two.
compartments, having been in collision with
some unknown obstacle. The damage is
slight and the cargo not wet.
A telegram from Owen Sound, Ontario, re-
ports the Canada Pacific Co.'S. steamer Ath-
alaska ashore in Georgian Bay, and q storm
prevents the landing of sixty persons on
board
New York, Oct, 16th-The Aldermen have
presented DIR, Cook with the freedom of the
city,
Washington, Oct, 16th-The National Geo
graphical Society has telegraphed to Copen-
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