, 1913-06-11
KILOGRAMS
ST. STA

BY the Kings permission a funeral SER
vice for the late Mr.. Austin, the Poet Lau-
reato, will be held in the Chapel Royal, St.
james, Palace, at the same hour rs his le-
mains are being crelnated without any cere-
mony ut Golfers Green.
Mr.. Churchill has informed the House Of
Commons that, as the result Of Canada ac-
ton, the Admiralty viii begin immediately
the construction Of three w~rrships, accord
ING to this years Budget, instead OF waiting
until next March.
Mr.. Salaman, Il trustee for Mr.. Fenner, q
bankrupt aud a~bscondine broker, testifying
before the Marcoui Investigation Committee,
Stated that Lord Murray bought American
Marconi shares costing 3,4l9 pounls, lie
resigned his position as l. beral Whip when
the discussion Of the scandal began and then
went to America apon business. He has not
returned and therefore hb has not testified.
In May he signed a contract with Colombia
for oil production rights. The Committee
has adjourned, an uproar following Mr..
Amery's suggestion TINT efforts were being
made to prevent disclosures Of the foregoing.
The competitors surviving for the finals
in the Women's Golf Championship me Miss
Dodd Of Moreton md Miss Chubb Of Full
we'll.
The Dublin police have seized 500 rifles
and bayonets, which were beng carried in a
furniture van, consigned to Lord Fulnhum
at Farnbam, County Cavan. 1t is reported
that the officials have discovered an eIabor-
ate London organization for equipping the
Ulster Unionists.
Miss DAWSON, who was injured in her
assault upon the Kings horse ut the Derby,
is IN a critical condition after an operation.
The 'Timts," discussing the disquahtca-
tion Of Claguuour for the Derby, says that
jcckcyship was never lower than when caus-
ing suspicion Of foul play when it IL merely
inability to control while riding Gstrlde the
withers. Some think Craganour suffered
equally with others, not being the sole
iostler. Some blame Cragauour, while
others demand that Rejff, the Jockey, be
sent down, although he IS unnamed and
apparently exonerated. A notice OF q
motion has been put down for the an
nual meeting of the Jockey Club on the
10th instant, for increasing the discipline
of Jockeys. Huxley, a jockey, has been sus-
pended for the remainder OF the EPSON
meeting, he being responsible for an acct
dent in the race following the Derby, ne-
cessitating the killing Of Felizardo on the
track.
Queen Alexandra's portrait of the late
King Edward bus been withdrawn from the
Royal Academy's exhibition, as a precuution
against outrage.
The police charge the suffrogettes with
burning the Territorial Service Corps build
ing at Liverpool.
The hearing Of the actions brought by
several West End firms against the Snffrn-
gettes implicated in outla8es, resulting in
damages, has begun.
The police arrested three suffragettes de-
monstrating before ST. Jnmes's Pulace, where
the Peace Conference is sitting, protesting
that England is unwarrantel IN arranging
peace abroad, when she is unable to main
tain it at home. The arrests were a precau-
tionary measure against q hostile demonstra-
ton against the sntflagettes.
Turkey remains stubborn against Greece's
demand to reenact the rights which Greeks
enjoyed in Turkey before the war. The Bull
garians and Greeks are also unable to agree
and the possibility is mentioned Of the Con-
ference proving futile.
The Ambassadorial Conference has dis
cussed the framing Of y constitution for AL
bania, upon the basis of establishing a pro-
visional regime under a commissioner nomi-
mated by the Powers.
The Balkan Premiers will meet at Salonica
tomorrow
New York, June 7th-Advices from Wash
motion state thot the Senota hos ratified Fbo