, 1913-12-03

separation of Ireland from the United King
dom and insist hat the Government should
seek the peoples sanction before making
the change.
The British Wholesale Sngnr Dealers"
Association has rejected the overtures made
by the Continental retiners f0r the formation
of a trust.
The hattIeship "Emperor of India has
been successfully launched, completing the
naval programme for the current year.
The CHILEAN hattl4ship ".Almirante Latorre'"
has been launched at the ElswIok yards.
The "San Hillrio", which has been launched
at Jarrow is the worlds largest oil tanker,
with a capacity of fifteen thousand tons, aud
IS one of ten being built for the Eagle Oil
Transport Company.
The Officers of the Guards have been com
mauded to wear their uniforms, OF lrockcoats
and slIkhats, when IN the vicinity of Buck
lnghnm Palace
Adyices from Durham state that three
hundred East Indian strikers attacke four
teen policemen at the Blackburn sugar estate
III the Mount Edgecombe District, Several
voIleys were fired killing six and wounding
thirty of the strikers, rAree policemen were
wounded.
Dispatches from Bombay state that Lord
Haroiuge, in the course of a speech, CRITICS.
ed MIR. Botha. 1t is unprecedented that IL
Niceroy should publicly disagree with the
Premier of q Dominion, and although the
incident pleases the vernacular press, it dis
pleases the Anglo Indian. Lord H@rdinge
expressed his sympathy with passive resist
ance to lnvidious and unjust laws, and de-
manded an impartial inquiry,
MIR, Ashton, Secretary of the Miners
Federation, rebukes Mr., Larkin for carrying
tlo ENa~v INr,., I,n,rl, E,,ln,A o"l 49,,
siders that his duty is to promote u settle
ment of the Irish dispute, rather than to
spread dissensions among British Trade Uni
OhIsts.
AdvIces from Dublin state that one hum
dred tobacco factory workers have struck
against the delivery of coal under police
protection. The situation is, however, re-
garded as more hopeful, with the qualified
success of Mr., LarkIn's agitation.
Paris dispatches state that. il the Cham
Der of Deputies, NJ, Jaures, the Socialist
leader, moved that the loan should not be
considered until the Government had sutis-
fled the Chamber that it would promote a
pacifc programme. He proposed that
France should take the initiative re-
gnrding universal arbitration aud that
the Government should limit the opera
tions in Morocco and should replace the
French army of occupation with natives.
The motion was lost by a vote 439 to l4S.
Dispatches from Rome state that the
King and Queen opened the first Parliament
under universal suffrage. The King speech
declared that 1t opened q new epoch for Italy.
and he promised many reforms for work
men: the Introduction of elementary edu-
cation, industrial instruction, the diversion
of emigration from America to Tripoli, the
amelioration of the legal status OF women
and the Ievying of increased taxation upon
the wealthier classes.
Ottawa, Nov. 29th-A despatch from Tor
onto announces the death of Sir Aemilius
Irving K. G.
New York, Nov, 22th-A despatch from
Bogotn states that Colombit has instructed
its officials resident in South America not to
Participate in courtesies to Colonel Roosevelt.
These Instructions were followed by Court d,
~refnsaIs Of invita- tons to functions and per-
sonaI snubs to the ex President. 1t is re-
ported that a mob has wrecked II shop ut
Bogota which showed a portrait of Colonel
Roosevelt.
Dispatches from Mexico City state that
President Huerta has ordered that the
Congressman recently imprisoned shall be
kept in separate cells aud allowed no COM
munication. It is believed he has discover