, 1913-09-20

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three men wounded, when the Arabs at
tucked IN Italian column near Beughazr.
1ripoli. The Arabs were, however, re-
pulsed.
kilograms from Berlin state that while
a Court OF Honour was assembled in the
Landwehr Officers Club, to decide whether
u duel between Captain Won Westernhaoen
and Professor Mas was necessary, and ilss
as the Professor had left the court and was
descending the stairs be met the CaDtoi>
going up for examination, w%hereupon tho
quarrel was renewed and the Captain Sian
ped the Professors face, upon which ,ha
Professor drew his revolver and shot his a..
sailant dead. The Professor was arrested
but was subsequently liberated whom if WAS,
shown that he had acted in self-detence
Advices from Marsellles state that the oitv
has been swept by g. storm, the streets bajnor
transformed INTO torrents, suspending ali
traffic temporarily. There have been n,anv
casualties in the harbour.
A despatch from Toxic states that lam,
regards the dismissal of Cbapohsnn the
Viceroy at Marking, as AN Indispensable CON
dition for the settlement of the recent i'm.
broglIo.
Ottawa, Sept. 18th-An Agricultural Re-
turn states that Canada has produced th,s
year, two hundred and eleven million bushels
OF wheat, three hundred and tiftY-nine mil
hon bushels OF oats and forty-four million of
b'rley. Other crops also promise to reach %
high standard.
New York, Sept. 18th-Despatches from
Puerto Plata state that the steamship
Seminole" was boarded at the entrance
to the harbour by an officer from the
hlock"dlng Dominican guuboats and or
dered not to enter. To this the captain
OF the steamer replied that he would
enter, and that if the officer did not
leave his ship he would take him in too.
The officer then left aud the steamer entered
the port, the blockadors steamlng away.
The Us. 5. "Desmoines' is lying in the
harbour.
Advlces from Mexico City state that u
message from President Huerta has been
teao III Congress, saying that the ,straine.t
"'PloIhallc relations existing between Mex
leo and the United States Government.
though luckily not with the American peo-
pie have caused the nation to suffer IN
merited %afffiction and retarded the ~pacifca-
ton OF the country, but that he is hopeful
OF an early solution of the differences and
that the two countries will be reunited in
the bonds OF friendship. On taking charge.
by virtue OF the law, Of the Presidency Of
the Republlc, he communicated the fact to
all the Governments with which Mexico
cuItlyates friendly relations, and twenty
toar Governments had answered Immediate
~ by autograph letters.
London, Sept. 18th-Sugar in stock on
the 18th inst. was Ill 900 tons. Last yeur
$4,000 tons,
Copenhagen, Sept, 10TH The Prime Min
lster has submitted to the Folketing the Cor
Stltutionnl Bill i'll the same form as agreed
upon 10 the former Folketing ut the second
reading
The Bispebjorg Hospital in Copenhagen
costing ten million crowns, was formally
lnau9urated to-day.
Directors Thielsen and Schmidten, of tho
Copenhagen Free Harbour Board, have re-
tired, and Captain Bergs94, Of the Navy, has.
been appointed u Director.
The deaths are announced Of Major Gene
raj Bale and Professor Jacobsen Of the Poly
technical Institute.
London, Sept. 10Th Acting on q demand
from birmingham, the executive board Of
the National Union of Railwaymen is assenl-
bling to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of calling
a national strike.
The London and Northwestern, the Great
Western and the Midland RAILWAYS nre GRIN