, 1911-07-22

most rs ODSu at CHA"CGS
The "St. Croix' arrived at Rotterdam
yesterday.
London, July 21st-It is announced that
Nh. Bal four will 80 to Gastein for the cure
early in August, and this IS construed that he
does not expect any critical situation IN
politics.
Leaders are constantly comforting on both
sides, and Mr.. Asquith has postponed ms
visit to Scotland on account OF the crisis
Urgent whips have been issued to the Mem
bers of the House OF commons Ior MONDAY
when Mr.. Asquith will move to drop the
Lords amendments to the farllameh' Dill
and declare bis policy.
At a Mass Meeting of all classes OF work
ers at Cardiff it was resolved to paralyze Inc
business OF the port until the owners feco8-
nize the Seamen's Union, and the seanen re-
fuse to sign al ticIes, even ut advanced rates
Ibo reeuforced police control the SITUATION.
Trntb saws that Lord knollys, the Kings
Private ;5ocIelaly, Will retire, ana Sr Arthur
R.oe now Lord stanton dhum, Will succeed
linn.
Lord StamforGhom suys the Prince OF
U,aIo. will NOT yIsi, any American cities.
81 Bl,Iey, Corporal Irainor, Il Canadian,
rron tbe first stage Of the Kings prize with
~pelfect score, unG private Clifford, Il Cana
diam. won the first prlze III The Prince Of
Wales competition.
\ despatch from Livingston, Rhodesla,
SAYS three Germans and thirty four natives
lnve been massucred III Bechuanaiand by
tlibeslueu. The Germans We're upon brItsh
territory, b cause the border is doubtful.
The deaths from plague III India uuuug
six months number 650,69O.
Tn aviator GiimouI has sued to restrain
the Aero Club suspeDuiu2 Ls license be-
a., .,.,- H.IlN la. ttJ1l,IIIr
wants to fly in the Daily Nails race Of u
BRUSH clcuIt OF one thousand miles tol II
prize Of ten Thousand pounds.
The Times says Germany demands from
France the complete cessIon of the French
Congo oon4t, ana the interior to the Saugu
river, with tle contingent reversion of the
French claims over the Congo Free State.
France would iettuD the HinterIand without
access to the sen, except through German or
Belgian territory. III Times regards
these preteusioue as disproportonate to
any rigLtlul c.ums o, Germany IN Mo
rocco. and therefore thinks they are pro-
bablv an uudacioua bluff; it also thinks that
the sending OF British Wot~hlls to Asudir
might hasten the disclosure Of Germany
real position.
The British press urges France to demand
an apology from Spain for the Acazar incl
dent with precautions against a repetition.
The Spanish Ambassador at Iarlo mas eN-
pressed SPANS regrets at the occurrence in
advance Of the Spanish official report Of the
facts, and apologies will be made to NJ Boi7set
bv a~rresting the officer in fault, if the facts
uecessitate such action.
Advices from Teheran state that the ma
tionaI council has directed the proclamation
of martial low, Opinions are divided re-
garding the procedure OF England as cosi8-
natory with Russia Of the protocol pled8lng
opposition to any political agitation by
the exiled Shah. HE Standards cores
pondent at Ieheran states that the
capital is unprotected except by Cos
sacks under Russian influence, the other
troops being occupied in opposing disor-
dors in the provinces. 1t is generally be-
heyed that Russia is supporting Mu-
BANNED All, and if he enters Teheran pill
lage and murder are expected.
St. Petersburg thinks Mr.. Asquith needs
Russia support against Germany III Mcroc-
can affairs and that Sir Edward Grey is un-
sympathetic towards the mistortunes OF
backward natlonalitles; Russia has there
fore a free hand in Persia, unless the United
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