, 1912-09-28

u VIZ bIN It's u SC0Icl 10
the Crown Princes anti Government demon
stration in the Reichstag last November.
New York, Sept. 25th-Washingtou news
states that President Taft addressed m
international HYGIENE Congress, consisting
of three thousand delegates representing
thirty three nations. Doctor Noyy of Michl-
gan University announced the discovery of n
micro-orGauiam spccii :ally fatal to rats but
otherwise harmless, and which therefore
will prove useful for plague prevention and
eradication.
Grenada 25th- II. NJ. S. Aeolus from
Tobago arrived 4I5 p IN oath and left for
Iobago at 9 As n. M. to-day.
London, Sept. Doth The Chinese loan
has been UNDERWATER forthwith, although
the Foreign Office minated to it's promot-
els that England and the United States were
not IN favour of it, and would protest to
China, believing that foreign supervision Of
CEina's finances was essential.
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at
Picking states that the promoters OF the loan
contemplate founding an Anglo-Chlnese bank
with an equal division of capital and direc-
tors for the purpose of the management of
Chnna's government and industrial finances
in cooperation with other banks. No mo-
nopoiy viii be sought, but The undertaking
Is u new departure in Chinese finances.
MIR. [. II. Howard, COMMISSIONS and
Foreign Secretary Of the Salvation Army,
has been appointed chief of the staff, vice
MIR. BramWell Booth, who has been promot-
ed to General
Messrs. Barry and Durham have matched
for the worlds scuiiiug championships take
pace en- the Thames on October fourteenth.
Naval news states that the building of an
oil burning battleshjp, 10 carry 200 tons of
oil, will shortly be begun.
1t has been arranged that the Ulster Cove
nant viii be signed after solemn services end
ing with professions. 1t is expected the sig
~natories Will exceed half Il million men and
women of over sixteen We lrs o. age. Niscount
Tempieton, in the course Of a speech, declared
once for all that Irish 10y aIists under no CIR
cumstances will submit to Government by Il
prleat-riddeu parliament.
Mr.. William O'Brien, NJ. P. for Cork City,
speaking at a meeting IN his constituency,
declared that the Insurance Act was wreck
ing both the Government and Home Rule.
9Ir. Redmond's policy, he said, was resultIe,s.
except for doubling the taxes III Ireland
within five years,
Dispatches from Baden Bad n announce
the death of Baron Marshall Won Bieberslein,
who succumbed to diseases induced by his
strenuous Iabours, following his appointment
as Ambassador in London, vice Count Paul
Mttt6fhic1, with the OBJECT or solving the
ApgIo-GeIman problem. At Berlin, among
his probable successors, Are mentioned, Herr
Won kidelien Waechtcr, at present Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs, Count Won
Bernstorff, Ambassador to the United States,
and Baron Won Stumm of the Foreign Office,
who recently negotiated with Lord Hald1ne.
British comment on the Ambassadors death
is unanimously regretful and apPreciative.
Montreal, Septbr. 26lh-The death has
taken place at Kingstou,O Ontario, of Sir Rich
ard Cartwright, Minister of Trade and Com
merce, under Sir WtlfrId Laurier's admins
tration, and leader Of the Liberal par y III
the Dominion Senate.
Mr.. Borden, at a banquet, following his re-
turn from London, announced that fnriiu-
ment will meet in November instead Of Jan.
ualy, indicating a prolonged session. Among
the prominent topic, to be dealt with, are
West Indian reciprocity, the Naval Policy re-
sulting from the consultations III Lon
don, the redistribution of seats, and posi-
by The revision of the Tariff and Bank Acts.
Many anti a dissolution,
WASHINGTON Sent 26th The Dominican