, 1912-06-12

were not allowed above decks, and died
without a chance to save themselves. A
naval constructor swore that if tue Titanic
had struck head on she would not have
sunk, the collision was due to shifting her il.
helm.
During the French naval man@uvres off
Cherbonrg on Saturday the battleship The
SAINT Louis sunk the submarine Neudemalre
with the probable loss of twenty six
lives. The submarine rose SO close under
the battleship's BOWS in q sham attack
that it was impossible to avoid her, and she
was struck at full speed and sunk forthwith
III twenty five tathoms. Rescue is proceed
ing, but there is little hope, on account of
the swiftness of the currents and the depth
THIS is Frances sixth similar accident.
A despatch from Buda Pest states that
the Deputies suspended for disorder were
allowed to reenter the Chamber and were
then elected, except NJ. Kuoynck, an Oppose
ton deputy, who fired three times at the
President Count Tisza sitting ut his desk,
Knovack before he was seized fired two
shots into himself. Count Tisza said w
feel deeply for the unfortunate man who
committed this act and removed himself
from Justice, but we viii continue the SEES
sion Count Tisza defends the election of
disorderly deputies by an analogy of the
British expulsion of the Irish, which he as
serts was unblamable.
The ST. Petersburg correspondent of the
Lpkal Anzeiger, SAYS the Car and King
George viii meet during the Summer to dis
cuSs relations between Russia. England and
France.
Ottawa, June 10th-Duling the visit toLor-
don of Mr. Foster, Minister of Trade and Com
merce, he Will suggest that England, Canada
and the British West Indies cooperate in
aim . o,L1, Io4I@., H4L, Dr;t;,L VT r.,
dies and approving reciprocity with Canada.
Negotiations are proceeding between Canada
and the Imperial Government for cooperation
of British Consuls aud Ga adam officials in
extending the trade OF the Dominion accord
ing 10 Mr.. Fosters plans for Ieorganizing
C0nada's external trade.
Montreal, june 10th The Duchess of
C%onpaught is progressing satisfactorily.
New York, June 10th.-The Mauretania
has arrived with two captains, the Cunard
Company's new plan for safety, in analogy
with the executive officers of Il warshlp, one
navieates and the other assumes charge Of
discipline and efficiency.
A receiver has been appointed for the Ber-
muda Atlantic Steamship Company, follow
ing default of interest upon the Oceana
mortgage.
Santiago de Cuba, June 1Oth.-As a re-
suit u INC DIOCIuiAbNlOd VI Atti' Iti A~"' AN'N'
hundred rebels from the Ell Cobre District,
ten miles from here, presented themselves
before the expiration of the term for recelv-
ing pardon. The United States Government
is rushing warShips with infantry and ma
rines to diff rent eastern ports, aud many
American properties are now under the
protection of American troops. Reports
have circulated that the rebel leader
Estenoz was wounded, and later dead,
but they are uncoufrned, if true, the end
of the revolution is III sight. Numerous
encounters are reported daily, but tkey are
of NAL importance, rs the rebels ore poorly
armed, and do not seek engagements.
London, June 11th-Amid q drenchin9
rain, accompanied by thunder and lightning,
the King and Queen drove to the hospital
service at Saint Paul's Cathedral, and hardly
a soul saw them pass, uncheered for the first
time. Within the Cathedral was a brilliant
gathering, ard a successful service.
The Warsaw correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says the Car has pardoned Miss
Kate Maleckn, upon condition that she de-
paris from Russia and does not return, and