, 1912-06-26
TELFGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, June 22nd La the House Of
Commons Mr.. Keir Har lie accused Mr.. Me-
Kenna Of discriminating iii the execution OF
the law, because the imprisoned s~uffragettes
generally have not been transferred to the
first division like Mis-. Pankhurst and Nh.
and Mrs. Lawrence, in consequence OF which
a hunger strike has been declared s nee
Thursday. Mr.. Hardie emotionally descrjb-
ed the method Of forcible pump feeding.
Mr.. Mckenna, replying repndiated the
charge and stated that the leaders we're
transferred upon their engagement not to
repeat their offence, and their followers
would receive similar concession upon a
like engagement. Both will, however, be-
pumped unless exempted upon a Doctors
certificate.
At BRISTOL, Mr.. H )bhouse and Mr.. William
Redmond addressed Il Home Rule meeting,
the chief incident at which was the discov-
cry of a suffragette in mems clothes. She
was elected into the street by the Police,
where the crowd hustled her and kicked
her shins until she sought refuge IN a ira n
car.
Sergeant Martin of the AYRSHIRE team
now holds the worlds record for rife shoot-
ING, having scored 222 of a possible 225.
At one thousand yards lie pltced fifteen
successive bulls eyes.
An American having bought he ceiling
and paaellin9 Of The globe room in the
Render Inn at Banbury, where Cromwell
held q council before the battle Of EQgehl!l,
representa- GA was made to HIM that it was
improper to remove his purchase from Eng
land, whareupon he consented to resell upon
the BUYERS entering into au engagement to
that effect.
At a meeting Of the Parliamentary Com
mittee upon the preservation OF ancient
monuments, the Bish p of Bri,to, asked what
guarantee existed against some Americans
buying Stouehen9e as it garden ornament ia
the United States.
The Royal Scottish Geographical Society
has awarded its gold medal to Captain
Amundsen for bis Po5ar discoveries.
During the year 1911 TOUR hundred and
ten persons were killed, and II, 254 serious
accidents occurred in the streets Of London.
attributed to the speed and numbers of au-
tomobiie, Of various descriptions. Two thou
sanl motorbuses alone are now III use, AMI
within year the motorbuses and taxicabs
Will exceed five thousand. Three thousand
persons have been killed since the Couu-
tv Council asked the Government to-
create a Board for the regulation OF
traffic. MI. john Lloyd, j. p. advertis-
e. tor the formation of q society for
TIC DiOtGGGGG CT axe III we SLtSSIS.
At Olympia Judge Moore's four-in-hnnd
retained the Berkely challenge cup, making
the cup his personal property.
In the open golf championship contest on
the Muirield course, for which there were
212 entries, the best score was made in the
second round by Mr.. Duncan, 149. The
American entries were outclassed. The finals
will be played on Monday.
The entries for the olympic games at
Stockholm have now been closed with a to-
tai OF 1888, from twenty seven countries.
Sir Thomas Dewar has presented "a cup to
the American Amateur Football Association,
to stimulate American interest in the British
game.
In the House of Commons Yesterday Mr..
Martin, Liberal Member for st. Pancra4,
moved an amendment that tue Irish Parlia-
Elentshoutd not have a senate, upon the aualo-
gy "fsoThe If tie Dominion Provincial failia-
ments, and like them the irish Parliament