, 1913-04-09

~ touched by the requ at that it should bear
her name. After a prayer had been offer
ed, Her Highness cut a cord and in
spected the premises, afterwards visit
ing the poor asylum. Crowds ga
thered on the wharf this morning to wit
ness the departure of Her Highness, who
expressed herself much pleased with her
visit and reception. The formalities on ar
rival were repeated. Her Highness left in
the "Berbice" at 3 a. m, for Trinidad, the
crowds singing the National Anthem, cheer
ing and waving.
London, April 7th-The death is an
nounced of DR.. Edward Dowden, Professor
of Oratory and English Literature at the
University of Dublin.
In the international Association Football
match for the championship. England scored
one goal to Scotland's nothing. Hampton
of England threw Brownie, the Scottish goal
keeper, and the ball together into the net,
Brownie threw the ball ont, but the re-
fierce allowed the goal. 85, 900 spectators
witnessed a most sensational game.
The death is announced of Mr.. George
Hodgman, the father of the English turf.
He witnessed sixty eight grand nationals.
1t is stated that the Shell Transport Iuter-
ests have acquired control of the Trinidad
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sidiary capital of 100000 pounds.
Mrs. Pankhurst has hunger struck and
ignores tempting food placed in her cell.
She will not be forcibly fed before her re-
moval to Aylesbury prison.
The suffragettes have started their reign
of terror with alarm clock bombs, resembling
those used in the United States, and have
wrecked a Northwestern train near Stock
port aud also Oxted station. surrey. They
have burned the Grand Stand at Ayr, Scot
land, aud tried to burn the Kelso Grand
Stand, and succeeded in burning a country
house at Chorleywood, Buckinghamshire.
Arrests in connection with these and
other similar outrages have been made.
Elaborate precautions Nre being taken
for the protection of tunnels and sta
tons, and at Chatsworth, Blenheim, Had
don Hall and Nottingham Castle, also by
many Museums. and for the personal salty
of Ministers, upon warnings. The suffrgettes
are now hiring men and il is difficult to tell
where reprisals will stop. The foregoing is
only a partial list.
Miss Olive Hocken has been sentenced to
four months Imprisonment, in connection
with the burning of the RoehamptoD Golf Pa
vilion. Mr.. McKeuna has shortened Miss
Emersou's sentence by ten days and she will
therefore be released on Wednesday. The
suffragettes denounce Mrs Emerson for her
satisfaction at the concession. Some United
States stuff will wear mourning until
Mrs Pankhurst is released and they have
sent petitioning kilograms to Mrs Asquith,
Mr.. MeKenns and others. who however re-
fuse to take any action on Transatlantic agi-
tation. Over five hundred women will petit
ton Congress, upon its r~eassenbling. for
American female suffrage, and the wives of
Secretaries Of State and Congressman win
petition their own husbands,
The French authorities, have released the
Zeppelin dirigible which descended at Lune-
Vile, upon the word Of honour OF the crew
that NO espionage was intended, and after
the payment of ten thousand francs to the
Customs.
Germans generally think the French acted
well but are displeased with the Grew, whose
duty, they declare. was to wreck. the airship
for the PRESERVATION of it's secrets. and it ia