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The evening world., 1911-10-04
"ON BOARD THE BATTLEsHIP
BENNEDETTO BRIN,

TuOsuuy, I,IJ i. Vt.
"a bo~mbardment was commenced at
$50 o'clock this afternoon upon the
principal batteries OF TrIpoli, and was
continued until sunset. The batteries
N spOnded to the Italian fire. but with
out effect. The bo~mbardment will be
continued tomorrow until the destruc-
ton OF the batteries has been COM
pleted,
Great care was taken during the
bombardment not TO damage the city.
only a lighthouse upon one of the bat
tcTies was destroy ed"
King Victor Emmanuel to-day issued
an order 10 the Generals and Admirals
OF the army and naYy to SHED a littla
blood as possible" This Is takog as an
indication that tho Italian Government
believes . peaceful solution Is in sight
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22

tenor determined to do what has new
er been done before: make an all
star production OF Bohemian Girl, -
the most popular opera in the realms
of music. With this end in view he
picked from his various artists those
best equipped for the different roles
in the Bohemian Girl, with the re-
suit that critics have stated that new
er before has the performance of DO
hemian Girl been given equal to
that of the Sheehan Opera company
this year.
The production will be a most elab-
crate one having been built especially
for this organization and will be in
harmony with the high calibre of the
artists. Mr.. Sheehan and his entire
company of famous artists will be
heard at the Park opera house in the
near future.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22
MR.. s. CLAUS
REACHES CITY
Churches Observe Holiday Exer-
cises. Organizations to Provide
for Poor People in Nice Shape.
Nobody Goes Without.

'Nohody in Grand Junction, with
out Merry Christmas" is the slo-
Kan the various churches and char
ltable organizations have adopted
and. Judging by the way collections of
dinners. clothing and money have
been carried on. ii will probably be
accomplished. The Elks. Salvation
army, the Peoples Mission, the St
Nichslas club. and all the churches
aaFr Hade arrangements to care
Tor needy families and the spirit this
year is better than that shown for
s1Ino time.
a new arrival not registered at
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22
BOHEMIAN GIRL"
IN ENGLISH,
COMING

Joseph f. Sheehan, the celebrated
tenor, does not need any introduc-
tion. During the years that he was
the leading tenor of Henry W. Saw
ages companies he gained the repu-
tation of Americas greatest tenor,
and his praises have been sung in
every part of the country. During
the past four years at the head of his
own company he has added to his
glory, and the Sheehan English Op-
era comapny is today known as the
finest opera company singing in the
English language.
Not satisfied with all this the great
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22

hotels. is in the city to make his
initial appearance this year at the
Sunday school organizations. Santa
Claus arrived today. and will he
seen at the church entertainments
tonight.
The Presbyterian. Congregational
and Christian church Sunday schools
are giving their entertainments this
evening. The churches are decora-
led in holiday attire and huge
Christmas tree is the main feature.
The candy is ready and il is expected
that the attendance of the Sunday
schools will be doubled tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22
ADVERTISEMENT

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for names.
1t being a combination of the Ma
tional and Barlow. with Scheu' 5
brand on it. | don't know of any
more appropriate name than to call
II the .taverick Heater.
THOS. FULGHUM.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22

ne long winter evenings are here.
and You need The Sentinel in your
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22
To Visit Home.

TO ISIt Homo.
Dr.. J. e. Billings, the well known
dentist. with offices in Margery
building, expects to leave this even
ing for visit of'tw weeks duration
at his old home ON the eastern slope.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-22

Conklin fountain pens for Xmas. at
the Van Horn Drug Co.. 551 Main st.
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sinG WILL 81 -seoEST o. T-G
ENTIRE sCHEOGLE
S~finss,sr ~. Cs-. Et.-ss,-s N---
iafssss,-~.ss grsos
Ns.ss Nsscs -

~ssfF.f ~Forscss,
z sar sd Csfd

in4sr ldsa ussf1~r .lr-...rs eta
sno~ f4rrl-s adl.rg t falrn - vfr
t-r 10 30 s0~n~ ftr f-r' -faar- A T.
team Will meet f1sir r-4- Eari~rfs
college fh.- a"-fr4,l a. fs- lsaT.
hAi lsrs. arH f.r game Ifrr.r~- f1 .-
one 90 those hhf fEi.- rt. sas aflrs
in Z9h o. rsrr.r a- fl .frs t1-u f.
fsrf f1 cheer Tn. oa..~Hs sia
" eifh a. arc -l-.-Enrfsn - r11f-rs
from the -sr.rI VI. arrive darrs
the m0fnirE r.4 v r- t-s-u t. a
h0tei Roth teams e 80 ,sa-r 20 The
JED Ia wagon
= When 3D.. F-.t .a. season opened
ana The warm Weather Conditions
made o. impoa.1.r f.r arg 20 fE- teams
10 round in shape % show heir true
form. Stsat- met defeat - Marietta
D. The SCORE - 90 70 nile s. vas a
-isan o4f fi..uf. re goddess - 44rs
hirtsd u't1 trr college, team pni
things tTok. tnd FOR stats Th. "a
stfensfh - che TOO teams Wtl. how
ever. 10 tested This afternoon WEsn
hey PLAY oE . gr,d field o. under
good Weafhrr r1Elifilfs Coaches
iraEier and Johns drilled rho Stats
'-sm hard al ~ssa arf Usy are IN tie
pink - condition u.wher q new
men Joined fl. a. and shoW~d up
"a good FORM The Team nat started
me game NIfh Wa Hesburg College
ltst we.L viii start che game fl-da
The victory 8 % 80 p rrylvarfs col
l-Fr team last u--A "a. greatly en-
rourugrd staafs team o. hey will
enter the .fh.k@d field r.ufdent 20
victor rn'a teams have o. number
90 star PLAYERS end ttr ssf ffronE .
fans thar viii attend fNr rau. vri
Witness some very fast PLAYING The
afUNun ~ fH. fH.. teams r..H.w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
YUAN'S CABINET
NOT ACCEPTING
BELIEVED PREHtER's ADMINS.
TRATtON WILL BE SHORT.
Strange Mixture % Hsnchus and chi
nese Not Acceptable %
People.

PEElNG. Sow China frst OK
pertinent Elfh a constitutional cab.
met dom mated by Chinese does NOT
promise much except a. a stepping
stone t0 something more permanent
The local nevspapers are not enfhu
stasrc and express Tho opinion that
fle afministralou o. Premier Yuan
3hI kal viii be- % short duration.
some ~ those selected o. minis.
.nrs have already declined 90 serve
It ls believed chat fou 90 The msmi@rs
we're eren consulted before their
names were announced i1 fhe imperisi
e1icf vesferfay
The mombsrsh.p ia a strange mir.
fure ~ Manrh1s and %. nose poo
ore. defenders ~ tho throne ard ont.
ar1.oIf reform e-s The ostersf5ie pgr.
pose Ffs fl reconcile aU factions. bu,
'he suspicion EXISTS in some quarters
frat Yuan deliberately r9-surgfsd f,
government a contnuafllu @ uhlrh
.e kreu f1 Do Impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
1900 BARRELS OF
MHlskEY DESTROYED

GREENSBORO. Ky. Nov IL
Twelve thousand barrels Of Kentucky
u hlsk-y .et Dos by fire. which de-
stroyed a bonded warehouse OF the
naviss County pist.llIng company here
90 night. were licked up hy the flames
or io-t when the blazing LIQUOR 1oVed
oar upon the Ohio river coving ,he
surface OF the stream With a sheet o.
are The loss is $500 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
BETHANY ELEvEE TO
P1AY oAhrE AT BEAvEE

HETTA.t. So We. E1v i--Tfe
bethany college football team Leave
Tomorrow f.r beaver. Ia. n.~ra f.~s
play Ir strong Geneva college team.
Ifr fff. r.. quad o. again suffering
frHW irI.frr. which have rrpp.ed Q -
trtr old fH season. and RA le hardi-
.alg~l H her playing tomorrow E~fi-
shy loses h.f -~a-pr or Taans-Eiving
Nith a game 0'f1 Wayussrarx college
ut VA Irrturz
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$4,000 GIFT TO
CATHOLIC COLLEGE
Crs7e~- PnnaasSnsn Fos-ss cna-
- ssrV'srs q = University %
"ssainstoa

BALTIMORE Ma Nov i--Car
d-nA Giboons ~3s the s-prs@d snc
feiEsed r~c.2.-r, yest~r.sy O; So
or tor -1e lAfhoic 1n4versv a.
NsshinE.ol Tee method % making
ne E~res-r-Ation Eas az remarkable
as t1s exc % The Efr CoulrE II.
r~Ta d@f 10 Eerfleman. whose nAme
ine cardinal Aithh.ld n The aosence
- Permission 20 revea. BE-. but whom
Do ssid Was FROM Philadelphia. and a
'-tholc. called lpc1 his enin-nce
ant placed 4a hus hands $4,000 ~
drt lass securities. FOR no estab.
is1m~r' % a chair 81 scr.p-.re 20
he . Gibbons memJrs. halI a. 'r-
NAsE-rEtol Institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

ANnf Nlr I--Intaro- towns .a
s'~u hsf ~ t-ls pr7sInee.
-l. having been abandoned b.
de- Imperial oTr'a.a are appealing ~
'te r~evq'uHorirfs ~ sa-f maTrafes
H preserve order Prom sors rsar
hang bow. cones word that fhe
or foreign Waite Pans arc bs.1m'r-
s-f to fl Stoke
Accord. nF '0 native esfI-rfea more
'ha n fao1ssrf -asaaIe ID haf o.
curr~l 20 20 ast v .rE n he fr--r
fs7s fghrnr 70 ClanFChoa
The rival farf,.us Sol che ra.1.4re-.
81 parry i1 hu'y are tryirr t3 a..
Ut heir diTc-Il@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
HOGAN TRIMS KNOCKOUT BROWN

NEW YORK. Nov
hogan easily a r better ~ sa,.- d,
t-e ten rounds 90 "a host WIN -k---t
oni Brown - th~ Madison Aftf.,f
~. kan has been credited Win ..-r.-.
over Brown
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oiri X s Brother.

FLEMlNGTON. y o.. Sos. g.
Neison Hon. aged eight yar-. son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hon. % near
fattenburg. was shot and killed Co.
day by HIS sister. Edna Hon. aged d
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
10 DROWNED
Wren Norwegian Bark Gee. Ashore
IN Martin River.

QUEBEC. Nov. l.-FIfteen % a
crew % "a men lost their lives ias,
night when the Norwegian bark An.
uEua vas driven ashore ~ Martin nv.
- Tho Antigua was loading ~ Mar
TIN river. below Quebec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

LONDON Nov ia -ewa
f~esga'c1 from Yen Tsr. On 81 aavs
faa. H-.isl French arf Russ ~
troops made separate demo1sf-a.
ors there to-day ty pa-adIus i1 rae
streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Msn uho ai~rs sea- -ts- 80.
soor trsoue bald I've noticed 80.
ours HirF 70 carae 40 Il.
- Wat rr r1-I-e4 L. -.
~ r' uays ca-ss1f - -
- = o.
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what is 20 fhat'e afu 80.
Iown-sid- lp
Give 81 lp what
a fur ruE
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CFINkfANF Nov re-a fa.rs h-.
~~- -e~7- -e-er s-f Re -----
uroops ErardlrE -a1E-E. r. tssv A.
hRT Ina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

for pains ia the SIDE o. cre-,
anp"n q piece % flannel with Cham.
otr!aln liniment and bind g. on over
pr s"a' OF pain There = nothing
better For sale by al dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Your ~rhii0rophy 70 no. se-r-ss
roc SD or critic bet q r4rt
work
sure roe We answered nrv
And don't vou sse hor closely -
f0Iicw if
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
WILL MEET
MARIETTA COLLEGE

eco -s -yt.sts Bon q th-s- rsrn-.
- Il $50 lal- net c~,-sf a.
r.ris 90 r-= ARM and - -
% team g. f. - = ~r rret.t . -
- fH~ rlarl. n~ - the His Fulr thsy
u.s c~f-s' 10TH Princeton ara fikr-
80 .r t-,r ming a-t.es
Nss- VIZ rr..-ra-ty VII meet
tt- bee -.hrrI cc.~se tan TIL.
an as, -lrf.4 A. fn@ reg-lar Eias
80 ans staF- t.- ssm. Ih- Narsry
.sr Poe one = tr- ts-f team e.
ts- -.rs rnI tas fn-t defeat r4'
. .-at 90 tn- 20 90 tie MA
H- f sd arr hl-@ vtl Ilay
$500. -s'lA N.ssean next wesk
stf - q 10 rr..a'- Doe cisfcs-
rr e, ne M~-lodl.i can
Uar.ars "a. one - he hArd--,
fsr.s 10 go season 10 pay thl. zfter
unr vt-r tra Crimson ~Nl meet
f~-rfmDlf- The Dartmouth team ra-
been le.Irs r-mGsab!s baI al sea
..r AMI ra made ~ b~-t record %
tr- history - TIE rousEs q. would
r.' 20 s.fpr.rlrs g. 49, Harvard win.
carlisle. Who IN tns opinion 20 -
sr.f.r rts tlr best team 20 arr cole
exc Ills season. Will play Ssracas-
aal VIII %. doubt ran away wita '-e
%sr workers. 70 great rhrops al
play Nth the Redskins and 10 all no
dolot win tfe game FOR them with his
n.nting me real Americans have
nor suffered a defeat this season ard
have scored nearly 3 points
wsahington 4 jefferson viii pay
Pftt - Forbes Field this afternoon.
ana tts red ard black warrior. are
confident 81 sfr'ory Ths team haa
recovered from the shock - the W.r-
Virginia defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Fffff-AI ELIHiA Nor fr-Tam.s T
= a.. q retired tlllter Irtrx 10 WEE
.af- ghtA tonight admitted that b.,
o nae e do-sflou - 10000 r., -
r. e4l-.-s y~at-rfsy n Bais,mor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Most men who think they arc funny
are unable 20 deliver the goods.
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NWaTa ETHrF tins
eEef .w Arf N - sravrrrf IN
T fTrr o. reaE @van.aasr
ID Tine ~ - Ur-- ku ne
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vas taking - Punaus vss-s--
fa7 ard b. said Q uss nert % ~
ria crest man BE- knew
Ih va'I uur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
BASE BALL TALK.

Vsl r.,u % We d.f not r,t tho
ft-@ o. convention. Ne made them
al slf 20 ari take notice shat Vice.
INK VS. on ff- map Indications are
that v~ Will Iaui 'he 1913 convention.
Claude lsfr.g deserves o. vote 20
u.auf for tH. hl-I fight t. PIT 10 f.~
Wheeling Mem That have o. m.0n
'i.i- pride o. le deserve a 'sr'.' 90
'H' haA 81 fame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

- Eortan .esf So ~sr-nirx a. 20
70 $sr Nors. % opsn Is w~a11.vfIs
rEAS~D~nt Pc WHs arco- 7.ni-d D.
NJ Ao-ya1 v-a 49, r~--sin "a 80
49,
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a so0< EAaa<-r AEd 81. 49, n.gott.-
Ing -fth thr-s ssod on-- Wh-n
th-E rsnes az -snno-nc~t T. -fu o. q
;oTfi sIryrts- 90 i7-sl fs1tou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

= SAY. Old chap
Wen. what's ~ -ou Oh ton
Want 'o talk to vrl aAo-lt ! 80
ouf-
Hesv-ns' h-e you Eoins ~ nsn,
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c[oz%MM%
The TinaI Judgment.

J. Daily Poe tresm~d Z died.
AMI dreamed 40 Last vent
To thos@ immorfais ~ d-hsf.
In ne. far punishment
Ara hrst 7 faoed ny Friends ~ trsy
lad GHUsr. LIT Rim W--
We low~f the rhfrn hr fH By fav
Wight courfh nov forgive
And b~rf. tts P7bT $40 ny r,ai
At s~hive-nH striped arf bars
Ard SAD. Forgive Hf sas ne Ehois
But sons Sas prstty fair
nm Gcd AiaiEht f1de-f. 40 jot
Of What ~ "a IL GOD
rav~ Mn. ouEnMfhnUHh ~ ro-ufr not
10 usli. hs thouEht ha could
And ttsn me Last Judrs wandered By
MTSEf.Yi ne scr@-f hs bore
Condemned me utterly. ans
An loat fcreve~uorr
The Only Way.
Nsiie-f bad three proposals last
night
Reiie-Oh. yOl darling So fts
true that YOU have Inherited a hfr
bunch % money
Happiness - q to---rp between 4,
bachelors advice and q married
mans uaru'7g.
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M1EEsr M-Grsa has 1851 q
~ r-r sta - aluo-t ur-4ual~c rec
ord lie - a ~ .11trr aAu~e Roh.z-
scn. snd uo1 - out ~ g Fau~s
~fl- playing ~rh ElAb--n. - "a.
E4rNat-r 49,
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Hnsss Two nsn DunE rounAmenr.
Ennis cAmsfor. r"s p Ttnsr-G Pryor
t-f Wiihfms-L~'rsr 81. CAm--ou-wii-
ans s'-. william Bailey. Ui cam
sror-Bsi.ey sec.
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-. 80 Tor s-~.ns 49, ssv
10 Vets - Highland para ~ sr-I
-sh
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= horu- stsf-s ,-at many Aa .to
~ tories 49, v.u nr '.rni- Max
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OhitusU
rnrrff@
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Wheeling tsnc~rei Norgaa a -o-s-
~ reception az evening .nt -
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N.rEan 20 - -as . -rs-s H~
ANss too-l'E Render ard other
rirrp We a. anoU t.a- n--n ne
n in form we've. 'ha' Al. -.s@
'1 re IA ffr5ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
GUERILLA WAR IN HAYTI
Rebels Loot Towns-Strip Their
Captives, then Release Them

cape Haytien. Hayti May 22-The re-
bellon against the administration of
General Antoine Simon. the Haytien
President. continues I'm the Department
81 the North. The Minister Of War. at
the head of two thousand men. is
camped at Ouanaminth Rebels. at
lacking In small groups. have occupied
Fort Lihcrte. Perches. VALERIE and Trou.
though after selling munitions of war
and pillaging food supplies they with
drew. The rebels took some prisoners,
whom they subsequently set at liberty
after stripping them of their clothes
All communication with Fort I.iberte.
Perches. Trou and VALERIE is temporarily
interrupted.
The rebel method of operations indi-
Gates. II is feared. repetition Of the
guerilla warfare conducted against the
government of President Salnave, in the
COS. which lasted for eighteen months,
the length Of Salnave's term as Presi-
dent.
Cape Haitien is quiet. but the people in
the surrounding country are apprehen-
siVc Of future trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
TOMBSTONE WINS THE CUP
He Remains Up 5000 Feet and
Circles Over Garden City.

Hampstead. Long Island. MAY . (Sps-
ciaD- Croix tombstone. 1ving a Moi
SAINT monoplane Of the Blsriot type. did
some brilliant AvinF this evening under
favors bile conditions. Which resulted IN win
ming thA Garden CITY cup that was oHer"d
for competition last autumn. The condi-
lions were that the &c rden city Hotel. the
Cathedral 81 the Incarnation. end other
large buildings should ne circled three
times sfter leaving the field IN the edge NJ
Hampstead Plains
tombstone remained about three Thousand
feet IN the air and mazda 2 brilliant fight.
passing over Garden CITY. Hempstsad ana
Mineola. and then off in the direction ~
Meadow Brook When passing near the
Meadow Brook Club oil so bespa'tered the
glasses ~ .TohnstonA that he was compelled
70 descend IN the centre Of large held
He rose again after an inspection of his
machine. and after ciroling the aviation
field three tiroes returned 70 his hangar
The Gun was presented 10 tombstone this
evening in the Garden CRY Hotel by Philip
W Wilcox. Captain T S. Baldwin and
Swift Tsrhal
Captain T s Baldwin also did some OK
cellent work At fvins. making number
of circuits If the feld with his Red Devil
machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
REFORM MEASURES IN LORDS
Lansdowne Bill Passed to Sec
ond Reading-Veto Act Up.

London. MAJ y i ord tansdowne's bill
for the reconstltu'ion ~ The House ~
Lords PASSED It's second reading IN that
house to-day. 1ithout division after War
Secretary Heldane announced that the gov
eminent would no, divida against a. The
Secretary said that hA welcomed the eyi-
dence The bin afforded that the Conssrva-
tiyAs were convinced ~ the need ~ re
forming the House ~ Lords. bur the gov
ernment held that rhe passage ~ the veto
bin was essential before any steps were
taken I'm iha' direction
lord I,ansdovne complained tha' the de-.
bate had not ELECTED any statement rsla-
tive m me governments plans for reform
Ing the house
The fact thst thnr. was no division on the
| hin prevented tho disclosure NJ the extent
| ~ the revolt among tho Tnionist peers
against tho measure but the speeches of
tie Duke ~ Marlborough. the Duke ~
Somerset and Lord klsnin showed II n he
considera be and ~ is not expected that the
committee stage will he proceeded with
Tho second reading Of the veto bin will
be moved in tho Houso of Lords to-rnor-
row The debate "a likely To last for some
davs. but I'm Parliamentary circles II is gen
ersry believed that the bill will he given It's
second reading Attempts nil he made to
amend II I'm committee. hut the government
viii refuse to accept such amendments or
disclose IFS own plan for reforming the
second chamber.
The Liberals confidently predict that the
] ords will ultimately capItuate and pass
the veto bin. with the expectation that II
will he repealed when the unionists return
10 power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
FIRST BRITISH NAVAL AIRSHIP
Great Dirigible, Named the Mayfy, i
Launched at BarroW-in-Fu rness.

Rarrow-ln- Furness. May 22.-Great Brit
aims first naval airship. the construction
Of which has been surrounded by much
secrecy. was successfully launched here to-
day. ard is now anchored behind wind
screens erected in the harbor. II was
named tho Mayhy.
The airsfip. which is 502 feet in length
is Of the rigid type, with blunt nose and
tarering 10 a pointed stern. 4 feature o.
the construction Is the provision for TWO
separate gondolas for the engines. The
airsfip is specially designed for naval p,lr-
pcses and can he moored on the water.
The outer covering Of the upper half OF
tho dirigibe which Is fortyeight feet In
diameter. consists Of silk treated with
special waterproof dressing, over which
aluminium dust has been sprnkled. The
lower Tart of the bag IS Of yellow SILK
treated with the same wsterproohng ma
teriaI but without the aluminium. the
framework contains eighteen gas bags filled
uitb hydrogen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
REYES PLEASED AT PEACE
Recognizes De la Barra as Legal
" Selected Executive.

Havana. MAY . General Bernardo
Reeves. whose Journey from Europe -
Mexico Was interrupted here On instruc-
fions from tho Mexican government. to-
dav received q cablesrsm from Francisco
de Ia Rarrs. as provisional President "f
the Mexican Republic Senior de Ia Rarra
in the message, extends 10 General Reyes
his warmest thanks and congratulations
on tho excellent effect which was created
throughout the republic by the splendid
and patriotic utterances Of General Reyes
contained I'm the manifesto given out by
the OK Secretary Of War on Saturday.
General REYES Is much eratihed by the
success Of the peace negotiations. but de-
clined further 10 discuss Mexican affairs
beyond saying that he recognized the au-
thority Of Sehor de Ia Barra as tho legally
selected head Of the Mexican nation.
While not directly saying so, General
Reeves appears TO be greatly pleased with
the selection Of Foreign Minister dc la
Barra as provisional President. The gen
eraI expects to receive further instructions
from his government during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-23
CHATEAUGUAY IN PAGEANT
Canadian Scene, Feared Lest 1t
Hurt Americans, Gets a Place.

London. May 2o-The Canadian pageant
committee has arranged IN include in the
festival Of the empire the scene depicting
the battle of Chateauguay. the Withdraw
Of which has been much resented by Cana
dams
II vas announced In April that the ca
madam committed. of which Lord Strath-
coma Is president. had decided 10 eliminate
from the coronation programme Canada S
principal contribution 10 the pageant. This
liece which had been in course of prepare
ton AZ the Crystal Palace. was entitled
"Chateaguav. Where canada Was Held
for the Empire and was intended 10 rep
resent the defeat through strategy of an
invading American force in 1913 by a
handful If Canadians
II YVES thought that the pageant might
wound the susceptihilities If American
visitors and that II might cause a feeling
which would endanTer the conclusion of
the proposed Anglo American arbitration
treaty
Opposition 70 the withdrawal ~ the scene
vas strong In canada. and the matter was
made the subject ~ discussion in the Do
minion House Of Parliament.