, 1914-07-15

ring, but yesterdays were upon a greater
scale, without the restraints of religious
associations. Anything is regarded as pos
sible. but nothing extraordinary is certain.
Suffragettes insulted the King aud Queen
on the last day Of their Majesties' Scotch
tour, while driving to Saint GlIess Cathedral,
E~dln9burgh.
The congregation of Saint John the Evan
gelst discovered a lighted candle burning
down to a fuse attached to a bomb. The
police have arrested Miss Annie Bell, who
has been previously associated with explo-
sions in churches.
Miss Sylvia Punkhurst, who was recently
released, addressing IN East End demoustra-
ton regarding the unsatisfactory reply made
by MIR. Asquith to the deputatIou from her
Federation, rs teiegraphed on 22ud Uitimo,
urged, mo re4t' demonstrations on a terri
flying scale.
The "Morniug Post" prints a catalogue of
injuries to 146 public buildings in forty
three bomb Incidents, with damages amount
lug TO 10000 pounds, besides lnestimaOIe
injuries to art objects,
Nh. II. Ma.laby Deeley, NJ. P, has sold
the nineteon acres Of free hold property in
London, which he purchased from the Duke
oil Bedford, to Sir Joseph Beechan, the we'll
known manufacturer and Philanthropjst, at
a reported profit Of 7 5000 pounds, ana the
latter has resold it to Nh. Ormrod, a Man
chester stockbrokor, at an alleged profit Of
10000 pounds. The profits on the property
including the present price, are stated to be
3,250,00O pounds.
The .]Eauche8ter Guardian reports that
five thousand looms are idle at Preston and
seven thousand at Blackburn, aud that the
usual holidays are being generally prolonged.
The Marconi Company has declared a di-
yideud Of seventeen per cent on preferred
shares and twenty per cent on ordinary
shares, from the net profits Of 1928 , pounds.
1t attributes their smallnoss to the pre-
vaIlin9 financial conditions, and to impede
ments in the progress with the British Gov
ernment Installations.
The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily
Chronicle states that Germany is expelling
Danes and Danish aympathizers from Schles-
WIG Ho1sieiu on a considerable scale. On a
single day last week forty employees Of
Danish families were summoned to the
Town Hall ut ToftIund and informed shat
they should find employment with Germans,
or depart, the evident intention being to
Prussianize them.
A despatch from Shanghai reports an ex-
pIosion on the Chinese g~unboat lung Chi
by which thjrty-fve lives were lost.
AdylceS from Vienna state that Mf.AItman,
the American Manager Of the Canadian Pa
ciic Railway Company's Emigration Office in
That city, who was arrested last October on
a charge of unlawful encouragement of the
emigration Of Austrians liable to military
duty, has been allowed to resume business
following a Parliamentary inquiry into the
Justification for the charges.
Mr.. Boehm, a German aviator, after a
FIGHT in which he covered 1850 miles in
twenty four hours, declared that be expe-
rienced no mechanical difficulty in con
tinulne after his fuel was exhausted, and that
he believes a Tranatiautie fight is possible.
Ottawa, July 14th-The result of the
Manitoba provincial elections is 50 close that
it Is not believed Sir Redmond Robin, the
Premier, can elect a speaker, or administer
the Government.
New York, July 14th-The S." tendoza,"
of the hamburg American Line, is ashore
49, D. NrroOfina with OST mar.