, 1910-06-25
ST CENLN STATIl

- N"pS'Ao0lIb VIC NuTldLlOlS III JnG HScdI SVs-
TENS ne said that not being q former Presi-
dent Of the United States he could not nd
wise how to manage such topics. Upon be-
half Of the Government he promised all
possible help to limit the activities OF those
politicians aud journalists who rejoice to
embltter the relations between nations.
Sir Andrew Fraser has presented a report
TO the Worlds Missionary Conference at
Edinburgh discouraginG proselytizing and
declaring that the first principle of mission
airy comfy was shat each missionary society
should respect anOther's territory.
Ten students from several universities. ex-
eopt Oxford, have started on a tour through
North America, crossing Canada to Winnipeg
and returning eastwards via the United
States, for the purpose of studying farms
and cities. The tour is n development OF
the Rhodes Scholarship idea md is being
financed by IN anonymous gift.
A marriage has been celebrated between
Vi8count Acheson ana Miss Mildred Carter,
daughter OF the United States Minister to
KoumanIa. The ceremony, which took place
at Saint Georges Chapel, was a distinguished
function.
Delegations of sutfragettes and a|nti-suf-
rragottes have been received by Mr.Asquith,
who told the former that he listened to their
arguments symputhetically and would con
suit with the Cabinet gladly and he hoped
for an Immediate decision. He added that
the prospects Of the passage of the ShackIo-
ton Cancellation bill were remote. The anti
R~uffraSettes argued that it was preiudicial
to the Empire and that the passage of
Saackleton's oil would place the decision
regarding imperial interests in the hands Of
a majority OF women voters and moreover
they pleaded for the preservation Of the
rights Of unborn citizens. Mr.. Asquith re-
pied that they had addl essed an individual
converted to Woman Suffrage and whose
Vlsws had been strengthened by the events
of recent years.
A Copenhagen despatch states that a
Danlsh-Amercon has bought the land for a
park near AaIborg to be presented to
the nation for uses of public health and plou-
sure.
A despatch from Constantinople states
that the Turkish Minister to Greece has IN
Lormod the Sultan that the Cretans Will
submit to the powers and that MoIems will
be admitted to the Grecian Assembly with
out swearing allegiance to Greece.
Adv1ces from Berlin state that the Kaiser
has motored from Potsdam to the Chan
cellol's residence in Berlin; His Maiostv's
right hand WAS baudaged and his right LEG
rested upon a cushion. Ho still plans to
attend the KEEL Regatta.
The death is announced of Princess Fec
dora Of Slesyl8 H%olstein, youngest sister Of
the Empress of Germany.
Montreal, June 22nd-Messrs. Vicker5,
Sons and Maxim have examined the propos-
ed site for the naval shipyard and reported
1t to be unsuitable and that the plans rednt-
ly telegraphed should be rnconsidered.
New York, June 22nd-A despatch from
Fort de France states that the Venezuelan
cruiser General Salon" has sailed for
Trinidad accompanying the steamer "Ville
de Tanger" which has been bought by
Venezuela. This is thought to be indica-
tive of President Gomez's fears of opposi-
ton especially by Rolando and Hernandez.
Peru hess ordered the withdrawal of her
troops from the frontier rs recommended
by the interveners.
The Mexican Minister to the United
States minimizes the disturbances in Mexico,
which he states axe usual during the presi-
dental elections and are not serious.
Mr.. Bennett, British Consul G6peral in
New York, upon Instructions from King
George ard MIR. Bryce has sent the newspa-
Pers His a~jesty's thanks for their sympa-
thatic DvOeaIura in oODpactiOn with tho