, 1912-07-24

ONCE vi tIt llSu lulCo " ~
E~uglishwumen accept Mr.. Hobhouse's
challenge BY burning not an English castle
but an Irish theatre. At Caerleon, IN Mon
moutllshire, a suffragette vigorously shook
Mr. McKenna during a public ceremony and
was roughly elected. Two hundred detec-
tives were among ten thousand guests at the
King and Queens garden party ut Windsor,
and extra bodyguards were provided Tor
Their Maiesties, the Ministers and royal
personages, Scotland Yard having received
warnings Of an intended sutfragette demon
~stration.
Mr. Borden has held a prolonged eonfe'
renee with Mr.. Harcourt.
At the inaugural dinner Of the Empire
Parliamentary Association, presided over by
Mr.. Lyttelton, there was II brilliant ana re-
preventative audience. MIR. Borden, IN the
course of n speech, said that n Parliament,
elected upon the issues Of the United hlu5-
dom, was not imperial in the fullest sense.
The time was near when the OVerseas Do
miniops would take their share in maintain
ing the Emp res defences, aud, he added,
that when the time Of peril arrives the time
for preparation Will Lave passed. He hoped
Canada's response would not be less loyal
than the Netherlands, but he conceived
that those sharing the responsibility for the
Empires security were no longer TO be con-
siaared the wards Of self constituted guar
dams.
It is expected that Mr.. Churchill! on Mon
day will make a supplementary naval eStl-
mate responsive to the German naval aug
mentatjon, and will deal fully with the
Mediterranean policy aud declare for a Unit
ed Imperial Navy.
Dispatches from Melbourne state that the
House of Representatives has resolved that
sany system of Panama bonuses OF rebates
for United States shipping would be detrI-
mental to Australia. Mr.. Fisher, the Com
monwealth Prime Minister, said he hoped IN
amicable adjustment would be reached be-
tween England and the United States
Washington, July 20th-Durng a debate
in the Senate, an estimate was made that
if the Hague Tribunal compelled the United
States to refund rebates, the total for
five years would amount to forty five million
dollars.
New York, July 20th-United States Com
missioner Shield has remanded the Parima's
boatswain upon a charge of smuggling CO.
Toured aliens in evasion of the immigration
laws.
Trinidad, 20th-CIeau bills Of health are
being issued since yesterday.
Santiago de Cuba, 19th-The rebel leader
Ivonnet was killed at Nueva Escacla, iii the
vicinity of Caney, by Government troops
under Lieutenant Ortiz yesterday, his body
was brought to Santiago and is on pubic
view his morning.
San Juan, p. r. 20th-Nine q. m Friday,
One suspicious case reported "Wednesday,
none yesterday.
ST. Thomas, July 2Otb-Commencing Au-
gust 1st we viii accept deferred kilograms
in plain language at half rate to and from
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Prefix to be charged for as one word. RI
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tered addresses admitted, minimum number
Of words per message to be four including
the prefix. Deferred kilograms may be de-
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