, 1913-07-19

situation which has been created by the
European nations effort to hasten the rec
ogLitiou Of President Huerta by the United
States. Some American newspapers anticl-
pate a test of Monroeism.
Copenhagen, July l8th-The King has
paid q visit to al exhibition being held at
Landskr0na, Sweden.
AT Il meeting Of the Estates Company the
Chairman, Grosserer Holger Petersen, re-
ferred TO the death of Grosserer Moses Mel
chior. He said that the earnings during the
past year were considerably under the aver
age, on account Of the drought. A discharge
was u~nnnimou~ly given aud the retiring di-
rectors were reelected. No new member
has been appointed i'll place of the late Mr..
MelchiOr.
The est. Croix" arrived at Copenhagen to-
day.
The Gamma" left London yesterday.
London, July 18th-The King has approv-
ed Of the appointment of DR.. Bridges 10
the Office of Poet Laureate.
The marriage of Prince Arthur of Con-
naught to Princess Alexandra. Duchess Of
Fife, is expected to take place before the
Duke of COnnaught returns to Canada.
The National Unionist Association has re-
solved against the payment Of salaries to
members of the House of Commons, and has
directed that q communication, expressive of
this opinion, be addressed to Lord Lans-
downe and Mr.. Bonar Law.
In the House of Lords, Lord Ashbv St,
Ledgers SAID the Government should not
finch in the maintenance Of order, that is. if
should use the army in the enforcement Of
Home Rule. He further stated that there
would be no election before 1914, after the
enactment of Home Rule and before tie
establishment of an Irish Parliament. and
declared that if the Government is reelected.
1t will expect the House Of Lords to accept
the situation and to cooperate in providing
for a Parliament at Dublin. Ii, however.
the Unlonlsts are successful, it will remain
for them to adopt olher procedure.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Walter
Guinness moved to adjourn as an expression
of dissatisfaction with the statement made
by Mr.. Samuel regarding the wireless con
tract. Mr.. Guinness extolled the Gold
schmidt and Poulsen systems and thought
they should have an opportunity, instead
OF promoting a Marconi monopoly. Major
Archer Shee, supporting the foregoing, re-
marked that the United States had establish
ed the Poulsen system at Panama. Mr..
Samuel, replying, admitted that those sya-
TENS promise we'll, but their accomplish
ments were Inferior to those of the Marconi
system, and experts, at the time the contract
was made, advised the Government that
the Marconi system alone was capable and
responsible. That situation was uualtered
and it was useless now to invite Other ten
ders.
The Hull police made q rest case against
Mr.. Whitehouse, an aviator, but the case
was dismissed, rs n breach of the Sunday
Law was not proved either us a past;me or
an ordinary vocation.
Advices from Picking state that the Senate
bas rejected the proposal nude by Russia
regarding the autonomy of outer Mongolia.
Eight southern provinces are preparing to
declare their ind dependence and to establish
a confederacy. A punitive expedition has
been resisted.
A necklace, insured for 9135, 900 and sent
by registered mail from Paris, disappeared
before the package was received in London
The seals were unbroken, and the package
contained humps of French sugar.
Dispatches from Paris state TINT tbe
Chamber Of Deputies, by 376 votes to 1879.
has adopted 20 instead of 81 as the quality.
ing age under the three year term of service.
Other Paris advices state that the port Of
Papeete, in Tahiti, has been selected as ~
french naval station, III anticipation of tbe