, 1910-06-22

VIZ hAOCCDEAOG4 DNAH6 ~DAHCN OSI1 w SITS
him. In a speech Mr.. Roosevelt said be
deems it his duty to assist in solving the
nations problems.
After the parade a cyclonic storm was
experienced exceeding in severity any
remembered. Fourteen lives were lost
yesterday and many accidents and marrow
escapes make q longer list Of casualties.
London, June 21st.-In the House of Com
mons Colonel Seely, replying to Mr.. Pointer,
who asked whether the Colonial Office was
considering a railway scheme to run into the
interior aud gold regions of British Guiana.
SAID that no definite anG acceptable scheme
had yet been land before them. Certqin
preliminary proposals he added We're sub
mitted to the Governor by a gentleman in
terested IN the development OF the Colony
but no definite offer has resulted.
England has asked France, Germs Nv ana
the United States to unite in pre~eGt1c mn
identical note to China for the nnuadjate
ratification of the Hankow loan aovtomcnt
Mr.. Drexel, II Philadelphia, has assembled
TO q height of 1910 feet on q Blariot mono
plane, q record for Great Britain.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer estimates
that the inheritance tax this year will pro
duce twenty six million pounds. Over twenty
million pounds income tax was collected in
Aprt]and May.
1t is rumoured that Empire Dag las been
selected for the coronation, sigu.lyine the
Kings desire to emphasize imperialism as
his personal policy. A conference Of colo
NAL Premiers will Immediately follow for tie
consideration Of preferential tali9a and
greater colonial representation il London.
and other comprehensive policies ale also
contemplated affecting the 2Iotherlana and
the over seas Dominious.
In the bye election at HartlapooI a Rad
cal has been returned by q majority OF 1855
votes against TT votes in January.
The King has received earl Grey, late
Goyernor-Gen era of Canada.
General Sir lau Hamilton has been ap
pointed to the position at Ma recently
resigned by Lord Kitchener.
The army pageant ut Flluam lace
been opened oy Lor I Rohetts 1went, .
famous battles haHs been ac,l, BE-
large, delighted an, brilliant attendance th
thrilling charges ald realistic combnts W ia
apparent casualties s%atisi} ing the Guost diff
cult requirements and |lral'nq all previous
spectacles Of a similar chaFactl..
OF Skerries the steamer Views eaak tae
French steamer La Rochelle, ten OF taa crew
Of the latter being dro&ued.
Tue world Missionary Conference ri II lin
bargh has resolved that the al lit1.s, "a ,on
Of the Congo IS such ;hat au appeal should
be made to all the 8ignatories Of the Berlin
treaty to promote reforms.
The reports from Berlin reea~ ing The
Kaiser are conflicting, but i . amclalv az.
nounced that he will attend ne KEEL .a@atts.
starting on Wednesday.
New Ycrk, Juae PSI - P,azii. tho
Argentine ard the United E.ates a..
urging Fern aad Ecuador to remove
their troops 10 equal distances frola
the frontier, peace negotiations boing
INSTRUCTED by Pelu maintaining her forces
too nea. the border.
Adyices from Carriage state that tic n
dlans have abandoned the woIk Of rehabili-
t@ting the ravages caused By the recelt.
earthquakes and it is expected al appeal
will DO made to the United States for
assistance.
Dispatches from Mexico state that martial
law has been proclaimed ut Cananea, thereby
thWartlng an uprising planned for tie cleo
ton on The 26td Many seizures have been
made OF arms imported FROM the United
States by Reyes and Maderos, ia o,pon-
ents Of President Diaz. nd l..llreos have
been arrested throughout the STAT al C,no-