, 1913-07-09

any person will be allowed to lay a pipe line
IN CONFIRMATION of the agreement.
On Thursday, replying to n further ques-
ton by Mr.. Pointer regarding the proposed
agreement with another corporation Tor Il
ceuses on similar terms 10 the United
Svp3ica'e, Mr.. HarcoNr9 said neg tiatio us
had been carried on subject to the approval
of the Governor, but it is not proposed to
refer the agreement to he Legislative Cuun-
ell. The proposed lease viii contain Il pro-
vision that the total area 10 be held shall not
exceed one hun lred hpnsand acres, but
there viii be no limit for the area for eX-
pIoriug or pro~prctiu&.
London July 7th-Sir Arthur Wears has
recovered five Thousand pounds damages
from the London Mnil'', Il weekly uewspa-
per which alleged hol he and Lord Haddo
were cognizant of the explanation of the
robbery CT the Dubliu crown jewels i'll 1907.
Lady Huddo testified hat she only spoke
to Sir Arthur Wears once, and that publicly.
The new Murcoui contract with the Brit
jsh Post Office viii lapse unless it is ratified
before September.
The Qaeen has opened the Bedford Wo-
mans College, lord Rosrbery and Lord
HaIdane assisting.
Further alvires from Johannesburg re-
port TINT Il state of anarchy exists IN con-
Nv IN ~ 'l' ~ - - lIC We N4H'A 49,
repeatedly, WITH the result that four civil
liaes were killed and one hstndrcd wounded.
The ";;tar'' Office uud the railway station
have been burned as the result of the at
tempt made by the Government to prevent
a UemcnStrat' N by the strikers, Anu shops
hive been footed, especially those of gun
smuhs Order was restored only after the
declaration Of martial law and the Dragons
had charged through the streets. The
strike has been settled 10y the Government
undertaking to compensate the strlkebreak-
eIs, who are not to be victimized in any
manner. The strikers are to he rrinstated
immediately at the new KIeinfoutein mines
and elsewhere, as opportunity offers,
and the workers are t. be allowed to pre-
sent their grievances to the Government
for investigation.
The Powers have agreed to localize the
hostilities between the Balkan Allies, other
wise they will not interfere Bulgaria reports
the surrender Of four thousand Servians,
while a Belgrade despatch states that 1924
Bulgarian prisoners were insulted wInIe
marching through that city. Mantruyres
are proceeding for a battle between 10000
Greeks and 10O,O 600 Bulgariaus northWard of
SulOnicn. Greece has ordered the blockade
Of he Macedonian coast,
PLAYING ut Wimbledon, Wilding beat
Mclaughlin, American, 10y ; sets to nothing,
the score being s to 6, 6 to 3, and 10 to s.
The loser says that the winner was t, o good Tor
him. Roper Barrett and Dixon beat the
German pair Rahe and klelnschrolb; and
in the Indies doubles Mrs. McNair and Miss
Boothby beat Mrs. Sterry ana Mrs. Cham
bers.
At Henley Royal Regatta, Leander beat
Jesus College, Cambridge, for the Grand
Challenge Cup Newly, of the perwent
Club, beat Pinks, of the London Rowing
Club, in the race for the Diamond SOULS.
Playing ut LaBoulie for the French ANA
tenr Golf Championship, Lord Hope beat
Mr.. Lasseu, u former British Champion, ut
the thirty-seventh hole.
Advices from Berlin state that General
Won Heeringrn, Minister for War, has re-
signed, pleading overwork.
Ottawa, July Colonel
Lowther, Military Secretary to the Governor
General, has been ordered home and it is an
derstood he will command the Scots Guards.
Major Farquhar, of the Coldstream Guards,
will probably be his successor.
In a Cricket Match At Hamilton, Bermuda,
the home team defeated the University of
PENNSYLVANIA by an innings and seventy