, 1909-11-20
~TELEGRAMS
ST. GROIN STATION.

birthday. Their Maiesties were at SandrlnS-
ham, where the King received congratulate
tory kilograms from all parts of the world,
and the Queen personally promoted the com
fort of the S~andringham tenantry.
In anticipation of his retirement a peerage
has been conferred on Admiral Sir John
Fisher, first sea- Lord of the Admiralty.
Sir John Knill yesterday ~lnaugurated his
M-ayorship with a procession OF cltlzons, sol
diers, naval volunteers, fire brigades and
Boy Scouts, through decorated streets. The
sole survival of the old Lord Mayors shyw
being the gilded state chariot. The innoya-
ton proved very popular, also the revival,
after thirty years disuse, of the Lady Mayor
ess, accompanied by seventeen maids of hon
or clad in white, joining the procession after
its departure from the Law Courts. The
banquet at the GuildhalI in the evening was
interrupted il the evening by a suffragette
outrage, W women broke windows by stone
throwing from the roof just us the Lord
Mayor had toasted the K@g They had
entered during the morning disguised as
charwomen and waited their opportunity;
they were arrested. Another sutfragette in
evening dress seized Mr.. ChurchiIPs arm and
shouted 'How dare you dine while
the Government are torturing political
prisoners?" Mr.. Asquith, in his speech
made no reference to the suffrage or
the budget. He thought the interna-
tional skies were clearer than when he last
spoke, and he was not aware of anything
preventing an understanding with Germany.
Out shooting with the King and Prince Of
Wales at 81 ~uIringham, Mr.. Montagu, guest,
while walking over a plou8hed held, dropped
dead from heart disease.
Berlin a1vices state that the National
Indignation over the revelations in the kieI
trial, are unparalleled since the publication
of the Kuiser's interview with the London
"Dailv Telegraph" The newspapers
unanimously den md the reorganization
of the management Of the Navy Yards, and
the Kaiser has summoned the loading Naval
officials to a conference at POtsdam. 4
special parliamentary enquiry is also under
consideration to investigate over the heads
of the Ministry Of Marine.
The Cologne Gazette publishes an official
statement regarding the recent aerial
manoeuvres, the success Of which 1t says
proves that Germany alone is able to utilize
all systems of airships and already possesses
several capable OF military use.
Other Berlin advices state that the
Foreign Office approves of CountBernstortt,s
speech before the American Academy of
i OllGlCdI kC1O1NO az l. AN"NSApH oS
Germany's world policy. The remuneration
of colon al expansion is regarded as a clear
err and more positive declaration OF the
Imperial policy than ever before authorized,
Pangell ran criticism merely emphasizes the
great body of opinion, approving a declara-
ton designed to allay any American Anti
German sentiment.
A Picking despatch states that a Cortege
has started accompanying the remains OF
the late Dowager Empress on an eighty mile
journey for interment in the Eastern tombs.
A despatch from the Athens correspon-
dent of the "Daily Telegraph" states that
the Military League has yielded to the Navy
Officers demand that Lieutenant Tiballo'a
associates should be tried as mutlneers, and
not as political offenders, Il IS anticipated
that the c%ourtmartial will sentence them
to death.
Washington Nov. 10th.-President Taft
is now returning and will remain at the
White House, travelling no further, and his
trip to Panama has been abandoned. The
Wa Department has appointed a joint board