, 1913-08-27

mtnt OF a fugitive from the UDlted States
police.
The Duke Of Somerset IN a letter, states
that the King is keenly Interested in the pre-
p%arations being made for he Olympic Games
10 be held at Berlin in 1916, and hopes that
every effort will be made for a good British
representation.
Dispatches from Belfast state that resi-
dents Of that City have taken seven mill on
pounds Of insurance III anticipation Of disor-
ders following he enactment of Home Rule.
Advices from Germany state hat the
Hamburg-Amelica lean and North Germau-Lloyd
steamship lines have begun Il wal in paSsen-
ger rates. The former have starte a line
to Baltimore, aud the latter one to Boston,
each invading the others territory, while an
extension of hostilities to new routes VIII the
Panama Canal, aud also to the Mediterra-
mean, is expected.
The Hamburg-American Line viii be the
nucleus Tor "a Geruan eXhibil at the Panama
Exposition and offers special rates for eXh;-
bitors.
The newspapers of Hamburg says that
German industries should be represented.
regardless Of a British exhibit, but that par
ticipation by England would neces,itate
greater German efforts.
New York, August ~23rd-Advices from
W NhLJStCu w NHtI i IcSiOtut w OLSON lS
preparing a message to Congress, n04ratinn
the course Of Mr.. Lind's negotiations, ami
suggesting that their continuance be LET'S
with the President.
In the Senate Mr.. Penrose has offered
a resolution appropriating the sum Of
$4,000, GOO for The defense Of Americans
resident ia Mexico. 1t is believed, however.
that the American people prefer President
Wilson's methods.
kilograms from Mexico City declare that
Mr.. Penrose's proposal Is Regarded there
as equivalent to Il declaration of war.
ST Thomos, Aug. 23rd-St. Croix from
Europe arrived 6 pm 22nd.
London, Aug 25lh-rhe King and Queen
have announced then intention Of bping pre-
sent with the Princess Royal at the gather
ING OF HE Scottish clans in Braemar Park or
September the 4th The Queen, during her
stay ut BallnoraI, collected many VIC oriaI
relics, notably 4 quaint patch work quilt
winch Queen Victoria, as an example OF
THRIFT and industry to her growing daugh-
tiers, made personally. They will be dis
played IN Queen Mary's Victorian collections
III Windsor Castle.
Lord Haldane sailed on Saturday for
Canada, and will address the American Bar
Association at Montreal on September first.
He is accompanied by his secretary, Sir
Kenneth Nnr Mackenzie, and his sister
Miss Haldane. Lord Strathcona is also -
passenger on the SIS. "Lusitania."
The Olympic fund to send a British team
to Germany in 1916 is growing SLOWLY.
Those opposing the project claim thai the
SuhsldIzlng of athletes fosters professional
ism, and that the whole project is.an attempt
at the Americanjzation of sports, and that it
is better to lose as gentlemen than win ass
professionals.
The Hamburg g American Line having de-
termlned to exhibit at the Panama Exposi-
ton, the "Times" declares that the ROYAL
Mail AID the Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany Will follow suit.
The British Whitehead Company expects
to begin work shortly on large torpedo or
ders for the American Navy.
AdvIces from Paris state that Turkey, ia
agreeing to satisfy Russia by Withdrawing
across the Martha River, has. secured
Enrope's consent to her retention of
Adrianople, but it is believed that a peace
thus patched UP will be short lived.
A despatch from Naples states that the
Count OF Turin will be offered the AlbaniaA
throne, provided he agrees to many an
Austrian Archduchess.
kilograms from Berlin renOrt thot boovv,