, 1911-03-04

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IN he said had hitherto been considered
rather a nuisance to the Empire and was
inst beginning to be useful when this device
was adopted to prevent consol tatIug the
Empire. He pleaded for a continuance Of the
nohcy of making new Chlca9os north OF tt'
limited States boundary, instead OF a pol cy
yaducing Canada's resources to the Amerl-
can level rather than raising American re-
sources to the Canadian level.
Mr.. Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, reply
inc. read the words Of Opposition leaders
through many years,when he SAID they crawl
"a on ho,ls and knees to Washington to
oat what they were now angry the Govern
mant had secured. Canada had made con-
cassions. so had the United States, that was
the essence OF rec procity. Conada's inte-
PESTS he declared were safe IN the hands OF
Messrs. Fielding and Paterson, and many
nations enyied Canada the proposed Tariff
relations with the United States.
Captain Earl Percy, the Governor Generals
Aid De Camp. returning from Lord Decles
wedding ut New York, left the train at Mon
tr,tJ. walked to Ottawa at the rate of thirty
seven miles daily and arrived for the Parde-
hero dinner at Government House, winning
a y wager.
Grenada End H. NJ. S. Scylla arrived
from Trinidad 80 a. m.
! emerara, 2nd Feb.-Instead of a return
match against Guiana, NJ. g.. c. Will play
against a West India eleven, this, however,
will not be considered a test match, The
team selected is as follows w. V. Sherlock,
(Capt) Moulder, Bayler, Croal, G.. Y. Hunter,
Layne aud Kinds British Guiana), Rogers
George John CrrinidadD w. Gibbs and q.
r.. Browne, (Barbados) game Will begin ut
two p. m. today. Cricket M.C.C. V. 5, West
Indian eleven: latter won toss and commence
ed batting ut ; 40 pan. and were all out at
545 pm. for 203 runs. Moulder 20, {. v.
Hunter 6G, Brayley 38, Rogers l, Llyne :,
Sherlock z, Kinds 5, Reid Q, G.. John l3,
Fraser 9, Croal % not out extras IA, Bowl
ing A. c.. Somerset . for II, Hearne = for
rs, Smith 2 for 81, Young 2 for Is. Wicket
perfect c.. r.. Browne and Gibbs Of Barbl-
dos refused to play in this match, and Reid
and Fraser of British Guiana were substitut-
ell.
Copenhagen, March 3rd-1he King and
Queen, Prince Gustav, Processes Thyra and
Dagmar went to Stockholm on the first TO
attend the christening Of Princess ln8ebor9s
son.
Minister for Iceland, Jonssoh, has resigned,
but has been asked to hold office until a sue
cessor is appointed after the kns', return.
The King has received MI. HoISef Hetet-
sen and appointed him Commander second
class of Dannebrog.
The st. Jan arrived at Rotterdam yester-
day.
london, March Bird. While a number
of Suffragettes were demonstrating before
SIR Asquith's official residence, No, 10
Downing Street, some male sympath'zers at
tempted to disturb a Cabinet meeting by an
assault in the rear, and one gained the top
of the garden fence before he was detected
and arrested. The Bow Street Magistrate
sentenced him to three weeks Imprisonment
or to find s%ureties for good behaviour for
three months.
Mr.. Churchill, answering the Suffragettes'
petition, said that Investigation showed their
complaints against the police were unbound
ell; but such crowds contained persons capa-
Die Of the conduct alleged against the pol
ice in plain clothes. He would investigate
further any specific, but not general, charges.
Sir Alan Johrstone, the British Minister
at the Hague, has reported to the Foreign
Office that Mr. Tiusley, a British subject, di-
rector of the Uranium Steamship Company,
has been expelled from Holland. Mr.. Tinsley
violated the orders Of Dr.. Heemskerk, Minis.