, 1913-05-21

the police, and therefore the employment oe
soldiers, or even a mild form of martial law.
is being considered. Nevertheless proce-
dure resembling the Sydney Street affair
is unlikely.
Bombs have been found at Aylesbury
Railway station, the Brentwood Hotel and
the Duke of Buccleuch's Chapel at Dalkeith
One was found before the National Gallery
but without mechanism OF detonator, merely
containing cartridges, and was almost harm
less. Sutfragettes set fre to Saint Anne's.
Church at Eastbourne, burning the organr
and a picture of Christ was defaced Ivy
"votes being scrawlel on 1t in several places
Mr.. Zangwill, presiding at the Oxford
Union debate, introduced II resolution favour
ing women suffrage, which was carried by
1919 votes to 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill having received
threats that their children Will be kidnapped,
detectives compnny the children and their
nurse everywhere.
The s~uffragettes have repndilted the La
boulites offer to publish "The Suffragette1
without incitement to crime, Miss Christabei
Pankhurst demanding doughtier champions
than those, therefore the L&bOurites have
retired.
On the day that Mr.. Page, Tire newly APP
pointed United States Ambassador to the
Court of St. James, sailed from New York
the London Trade Council sent every La
bour Council in the United Kingdom a sug-
geslion that 6hey should initiate the London
Councils action IN requesting Sir Edward
Grey to refuse to receive him, and Presi-
dent Wilson to recall Mr.. Page, substitu-
ting an Ambassador repl esentative of Amer
eau %laA0nr, and thus more acceptable to the
organized workers of the United Kingdom.
III order to maintain the international soil
darity Of trades unionism. The foregoing
followed a communication from the Allied
Printing Trade Council, representing thad
Mr.. Pages publishing firm was operated on
the principle of the "Open Shop"
Nj. MoutinaIs, the French aviator who re-
Gently landed at Hendou after crossing
the Channel from Brussels, has been ar
raiQned under the aviation regulations
act and blended not guilty, having acted
through ignorance and without any inten-
ton of breaking the law. Counsel for tue
Home Office admitted that the offense was
merely technical, and he has been released
upon a bond of forty pounds to appear toF
judgment upon demand.
Their M~aiesties will be absent at rbe mat
ringe Of the Kuiser's daughter from either
the nineteenth or twentieth. They had ORR
ginaIly planned to be absent only two days.
Lord Morley will meet the Kaiser, DR.. Won
Bethmann~ Hollweg, the Imperial Chancellor
and I'LL the lending German statesmen, amt
will discuss all Anglo. German questions, eN-
cept those covered by Lord Haldane, name
~, the Bagdud Railway, the Mediterranean,
Turkey and tue Anglo-German boundaries
III East Africa.
AdvIces from Berlin state that tue news
papers minimize tue disclaimers Us to the
personal aspects OF these visits.
The battleship king George the Fifth
while at target practice, fired forty rounds
with thirty nine hits, equivalent to ninety
seven per cent, beating the previous worlds
record of ninety four per cent held by the
I. S. S, "South Carolina.
The port of London authority has awarded
the contract for the lock gates at the East
India dock to a German bidder.
Halifax, MS, May 17th-H. NJ. S. "CuIn-
berlaud" has arrived here. no salute or Off
eial recognition has been given Prince Al
bert, he being regarded us an ordinary cadet.
New York, May 17th-Advices from Mex
leo state that Senior Barron, former official
of the Madero Government, demands the
impeachment Of President Huertn, upon
charges of assassination and usurpation.
The chorOpS have bean rafArrpd m a cOtn-