, 1913-11-08
ST. CROIN STATION

London, Nov. n h.--lu the SnOOLlnS IOF
Lord Roberts Imperial Trophy the scores
were as follows Canada, seventy-fvr; the
United Kingdom, seveuty-tour New Zealand
sixty-tour and the Transyaal, sixty-two.
MIR. John Burns, President of the Local
Government Board, speaking at Glasgow,
predicted that a general election would not
take place before nineteen hundred and if
teen.
The death is announced of Sir Horace
Rumbold.
Miss Sylvia Pankharst, during a speech at
Hackney, said, eve will do exactly like Sir
Edward Carson. Captain Sir Francis Vane
will organize a training corps for our army.
It will be 40 Joke. and with the army we
will get the same treatment as Sir Edward
Carson has received".
The construction of Sir Thomas Liptou's
yacht, Shamrock Fourth, has begun
III order to check unauthorized rumours,
it is stated that the Prince Of Wales Will
complete his studies ut Oxford in 1914
and viii then go on Il Continental tour,
the itinerary Of which has not yet
been settled. In the Autumn be viii
begin his military career and will be
gazetted to the Tenth HIssars. He Will
occupy the Royal Pavilion ut Aldershu .
Towards the end Of 1915 he VIII tour the
Dominlons. His marriage IS not desired BE-
fore his twenty-fr~t birthday, and then no
will be allowed y free choice within hints,
that is, politics will not be taken IN con-
5ideratiOn, but his wife must be Il Pro-
testant. The rumours regarding the Grand
Duchess TatIana are baseless, and were per-
haps started by the arrangements made for
q visit to the Car at Easter.
Mr.. Herbert Samuel, the Postmaster-
T1,,rol L., ,4,-.o1 F.,, G,nnl, anal t,,
given his impressions of his visit. He was
surprised by the Dominion's intense nation
alism and constituencies regarding. Downing
Street influence, consistently with Impe-
riali m. The present form of Imperial orYa-
n;zation is not regarded as final, but it would
be premature to press for a solution. Some
Canadians nre considering a closer organic,
union, but opinion Oh the subject has not
yet crystallized.
Advices from Berlin state that the Grown
Prince has selected, as illustrator of his
Forthcoming book, an artist who refused the
kaiser's invitation to the ttte celebrating.
the Prussian supremacy in Poland. The
Prince has also attended a theatre which hns,
been boycotted by the Kaiser for the pro-
duction of a Soclalistic play, therefore his
exile to Danzig has been extended for a year.
st. Johns, N. e, Nov. 5th-Ihe general
election returns are incomplete, but already
the Conservatives have won nineteen of the
thirty-six seats, that is, the Premier, Sic
Edward Morris, is supported, though Mr..
Morrison, Minister of Justice, and others
have been defeated by q fusion of the La
bouEites and supporters of the ex~-Premier,
Sir Robert Bond.
New York, Nov. 5th-Despatches from
Mexico City state that the United States.
having informed President Huerta that
he should resign, and should not appoint as
his successor anybody who is su5servient
to his, i"duence, the President has summoned
a meeting of the diplomatic body for a pur-
pose which is as yet unknown. 1t is be-
lieved that the United States acted upon.
the recommendation of Mr.. Lind, President
Wilson's special representative.
Advices from Washington state that Presi-
dent Wilson being absent, n confirmation of
the foregoing Is unobtainable. Doubts are
expressed, because such action is contrary to
the Presidents conversations, in which he
expressed the belief that an ultimutum to.
President HQertD WAS uuleSir Ii. in that