, 1913-06-11
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testimony gwen DN MI. Nl}tlllil DtIJIt viz F..
1Iarconi Investigation Committee, connec-
ting Lord Murray with transactions IN Mar
conf shares. The Opposition journals demand
his recall to face the situation AMI predict
That the Committee Will inquire into the
URGE from which he obtained the money
paid for the shares. It is hinted he may
possibly have Obtained it from the Liberal
Party Funds.
Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson's final APP
peararce as Hamlet resulted IN Il TREMENDOUS
triaute OF affection aud esteem being paid HIM
by the audience, the scene being prolonged
until past midnight. He announced that his
refinement from the stage dops not include
his wlie's. who W Il soou reappeer.
Sir H. kimber, ii. F.. tor Wandsworth,
having retired, Mir. Havelock Wilson, a In.
bourte, will coutes the seat, aud possibly
nlso Mir. Mober, d liberal, against Il CUAscr-
valive candidate.
Sir Thomas Upton las se'ect7d as his
SKI! pei for the American Cup Races C"ptnin
Burton, ex-owner If the "Oclayla First and
IAN amateur skipper in the Queens Cup Races.
IN the Womcu's Golf championship contest
Mt~, Doud OF Mureton beat Ailss Chubb Il
FuweIl by eight up and six to play.
Mr.. Carr Comm, NJ. L. for Rotherhlthe,
j. SUNG for a divorce. naming Captain CrlW5-
hay W ltiljllu>, al. l. i tST
p5nlcnt. All the parties concerned were fire.
Quen1ly guests Of NJ. Llo$d George, and as
the cause possibly arose during a VISIT, 1t
vi. necessitato his testifyiu4 IN the case.
Al the + isrim7' bauqu given n honour
of MIR. Page, the newly appointed Un.t.d
States Ambassador to Great Britain, Lord
Roberts presided aud SiI Edward Grey sat
nest to MIR. Page, whose first words TO
3uoIishmen were Wen received, The
'Ilmes" says that such welcomes are uniqse
in diplomacy, and that While farewell tributes
OF respect are common enough, an American
A lbassador alone is welcomed III the man
mr. Mr.. Page has been received. Among
the guests were Lord Aberdeen, MIR. BItreil,
Lord HaIsbuty, Lieutenant General SirRoo-
err Baden-Poweil, Sir Ernest Shackleton, lord
Strathcona and others Of the most distin-
ouished in the social, financial anj Legislative
circles of the world. The comments Of the
press are CORDIAL.
The West End shopkeepoIs who brought
an action against MIR. AMI Mt9. P"thick
lawrence, Mrs. Pankhur5t. Miss Chrl5tabei
Paukhutst and Mrs. Mabel I0ke, have le-
covered 36S pounds damages. Many similar
suits Will follow.
The Doctors DO not expect Miss Dawson,
who was injured in her attack upon tbs
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Christabel Pankhurst, who was interviewed
nj Paris, declared that Miss Dawson WAS an
ideal snffragette.
The paper 'Yotes for Women" in an edi-
torial saws that criticism aud rebuNe should
be hushel in the presence Of death. aud, that
tile act indicates the tremendous courage
Of women and the wickednese Of those
driving them to desperation. The press
generally condemns the act as an insane
ag meaningless martyrdom, deepening ia
r,viugs regarding the usefulness to tue
Stnte of such an addition 10 the electorate,
The Magistrate has sentenced the suffr'-
ga, les who demonstrated on Saturday out
SIDE Saint James Palace to a tire OF one
nound. or a fortnight's Imprisonment. They
,,nfurled banners III the dock, Mrs. Despatd
and others shouting protests. The leading
enffragettes went to the Home Office to pro
tast-b but MIR. MeKenna WAS absent.
Mir. Cecil Chesterton has been convicted.
I,dge Phillimore, in sentencing Alm, sad
he agreed with the verdict, but nemhe
tha attendants oath hat he believed what he
nnhl,shed. and therefore fined him one IN
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