, 1914-05-23

bro beat Mr.. Ball by one up III nineteen
Loles. It is not remembered tn the latter
ever before lost the nineteenth hole. Mr..
J.ilton beat MIR. Hurts, last years runner up.
IAe senl-fnals take place to day and the
finds Tomorrow, The Amrrican survivors IN
the competition are Messrs Evans and
Weber.
At Aldershot a brush fire ut midnight
encllcled the Royal Pavilion and the entire
cnmp was alarmed. Several battalious bent
out the flames with their swords, which
we've more available than water. The iuci-
dent is attributed to the sultragetres who are
certainly impicatetl III other uuuoyauces to
THEN Majesties.
A d~esputch from Liverpool states that a
receiver has been appointed for Messrs.
Crow, Rudolf aud Conpnny. merchants and
slipowuer- with liabilities amounting to
two hundred thousand pounds, winch are
largely due to American losses.
10 the bye-election for the North East
or lexington division of Derbyshire,
vice the lnte Mr.. Harvey, Labourlte, Mt.
Bowen, the Uuioui,t candidate, received
6,l69 ' ties, MI. Hou4hton, Liberal, 6,l55
and MIR. Martin, Lahourlte, 1868 votes. The
split be ween The Liberal and Labourite
parties Is bitter,
Trinity House has celebrated the four hun.
dreIth anniversary Of the granting Of It's
first charter.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Acland, IN
reply to IL question, stated shat there was
no AngIo-German understanding OF any sort
regarding participation in the Panama Ex-
position. The "DaiIy Chronicle" says that
Mr. Asquith's delay in answering the dcle4a-
non rep eaeutlng 3G6 members Of the House
OF Commons indicates his inability 10 recon
eiler the Governments refusal to exhibit.
The Times says that German merchants
have arranged for private p%arllclp ltIon IN the
Exposition, explaining THEN acqllescence III
the official abstentIon, and that only the BRET
est opportunity now rem aus for similar
British action. Germany, it aids, has not
tired OF fairs, four having been held il that
country this year, Including three Of inter
national character.
During the recent visit of the King aud
Queen to Paris, NJ. Doumergue told Sir Ed
ward Grey that his Government was ready
10 90 a long way to meet the views Of Austria.
lia, and accordingly m An%glo-Freuch Com
mission has been appointed regarding the
New Hebrides.
Aay,ces from Berlin state that the Reich,
stag has Adjourned amid great confusion and
tllet the Socialists, who usually Withdraw
before the proposal Of cheers for the Kaiser,
TINS year lcmained seated even after the
Speaker had remarked on then dlscourtesy,
amid mingled cheers and boots,
Dispatches from Durazzo state that Essld
Pasbu las been deported abourd the Ben
gasi' for Briudisi, after signing an under
taking not to return without King Williams
PERMISSION,
The DAILY Telesraph's' correspondent at
Scutari states that E,spd Pasha is loyal 10
King William, but is unable TO control the
Mos!en.~ TO whom he had promised u MussuI-
man Prince before Klug Williams appoint,
ment
OTTAWA, May 22qd-rhe G vernmeut has
arranged for the admission to the Lon
periaI Navy as cadets of eight graduates
annually from the Halifax Naval College,
1t has also made alrangemuts for the or4n-
nlzatIon Of IA naval eserve, including yoiuu-
teers from anuu6 the sailors ulou6 the
shores OF the ocean and The lakes.
Nj. Periey, Minister without portfpIio,wlll
shortly sail for England. and II is az lin uu-
officially reported that lie IS to be considered
as High Commissioner for Cauada, wee the
late Lord Strathcoua.
Five hundred Hiudus are due to arrive Oh
n Japanese steamer from Shanghai, which
has been chartered for the pnlpose Of test