, 1913-07-05

announces ine ulttllllOu ~ CilSil
service Of the steamship "Caribbean".
AdvlcCs from Port uu Prince safe that
there is no plague at Jacmel, and the Gov
-e4lment declares the sanitary conditions to
be- perfect throughout the Republic.
London, July 3rd-Mr. Alfred Lytte)ton,
formerly Secretary Of State for the CLONES,
WAS suddenly taken Ill while visiting the
Foreign Olive last week. He underwent an
Internal operation. as reported yesterday,
and his condition coniinu ) to cause grave
anxiety He paved crl ket on Wednesday
last week, Tor the first time for years, max
ing ninety runs, and his present condition
may have been caused by the unu~al exer-
ton.
The Marquis Of Lincolnshire presided
al n corlp.lm ntary luncheon given by
the Liberal Club to Mr.. Lloyd George and
Sir Rufus Isaacs. Mr.. Lloyd George, in the
course of Il speech, sad he regretted that
the House Of Commons paftisans were less
honorable than that portion OF the Conser-
yatiye press refusing to join in an unctuouS
man hunt. During We1ll Winter months be
ami Sir Rufus Isaacs were silent, while
their hands were tied against poisoned darts,
buf they We're now both free to Sh1eI and
smltt (chegrs). How MANY, he asked, would
Duvt walked INTO the same dlvlsIoO lobby Il
required t. show thnII bauk book? Ii made
hun sick 20 soc tIolnlers Of the House OF
Commons rushing back t.on tle races to
crnsnre an indlscretlon in Investments, but
thvse hung humbugs are foied by the
slaughter OF the h1deous monster which
Sought the lives OF Sir Rufus lsaacs and
himself. Sir Rufus Isaacs returned the com
pImcnta, saying that the Liberal Party were
proud Of Mr.. Lloyd George as It's champion.
A.. Il,,,b;1l 1..I,r,,l tl,f bi. friends NIL
comrades had been yI,eiy and damrubly Ill
treated (cheers)
Reports regarding Mr., Asquith's retire
ment continue, although contradictory Of his
statements that lie wIll remain until Home
Rule for Ireland is enacted. His personal
prestige is higher than ever.
La tue play for the English Lawn Tennis
Championship at Wimbledon, Mclaughlin,
American. beat Doust, Australian, III three
successive sets, ma ing the same score as
when they met in the final match III the
United States for the Davis Cup. rs report
ed on ION uitimo. 1t IS expected that
Mclaughlin Will challenge the Iuternatlo0aI
Champion A. f.. Wildlng, who Will accept.
The horse show at Olympia has ended.
Judge Moore's Thirty horses won twent, five
pmzes, including sevent Ell first prlz~s,
several beng championships, and several
cups were won which become his personal
property by repeated winnings.
In the international Franco-Amerlcan
professional goIf match played at LIZ BoaIie,
France, the Frenchmen won bysIX holes
to the Americans nothing.
AdvIces from Paris state that the Cham
Der of Deputies continue to reject amend
meuts to the Army Bill. As the final vote
approaches the Government are making
stringent prepara tons against demonstra-
tons. Eighteen leaders Of tue Syndlcallst
organizations have been arrested for lncIte-
meut to muriny and desertlons by the
circulation Of seditious literature.
There is a movement Oh foot for the cele-
bfa.ion of The centennial of AnSlO-Freucb
peace on The anniversary Of the Battle Of
Waterloo or HE capltulation Of Paris,
analogous to the Anglo American centen-
nal.
Despqtches from Rome state I'll al the King
and Queen have started on Il visit to the
Kaise. at Kiel aud will also return the visit
of the King and Queen Of Sweden to Rome
in 1911 on the occasion OF the jubilee Of
United ftafy Y.
AIvices from the Near East state that the
Seryians claim a victory over the Blu garl-
ans. The Greeks have bombarded and aIs-