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A DARING NATIONAL COUr.
LONDON, August 9th. · It is understood that forces of Nationals effected almost simultaneous landings Cork, Youghal and Bantry in face Irregulan opposition.
THE RONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11rs, 1983
HEPARATIONS CONFERENCE BRITISH ORUISER "RALEIGH SIR H. WILSON'S BURIAL.
IN LONDON.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT · OPPOSE CUSTOMS BARRIER.
Losboy, August Dth.
AGROUND..
PROBABLY TOTAL WRECK.'
ST. JOHN'S (New Foundland), Aug. 9th. The British cruiser Raleigh, the flagship Admiral Fakenham, grounded at night off Point Amon, probably resulting
VAST CROWD'S SILENT SYMPATHY
BRITISH PRESS AND AMERICA,
MR PRICE BELL'S TRIBUTE
LABOUR BLOW, TO COMMUNISTS.
BIG VOTE AGAINST ÁFFILIATION
On the morning of June with the body A moving tribute to the British Press
The Labour Party Conference at Edin- of Sir Henry Wilson was taken on its and to some of its leaders was paid by burgh on June 25th refused, by 3,050,000 last journey through London to St. Mr. Edward Price Bell, the London cor- to 281,000 on a card vote, to reconsider The difficulties of the conference which,
Paul's Cathedral to be buried between respondent of the Chicago Daily Neter, the request for affiliation by the British in the afternoon of yesterday, it
two fagious Irish soldiers-Lord Roberts at a luncheon at Washington, on Jure Communist Party The Exocative Com I was feared might lead to a breakdown in a total wreck. All aboard were safely and Lord Wolseley-and in the midst of | 22nd, of the journalistic body known as mittee's report contained a strong recori |
great warriors whose fame has become the Overseas Writers, at which the Secremendation against the Communist appli historical.
tary of State. Mr. Hughes, was the guest
are revealed by a French source, which
landed.
FOUR LIVES LOST.
LONDON, August 9th,
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states that Mr. Lloyd George at a meet- ating between M.31. Poincare and Theunis of in the morning. agreed to the following French proposals: arstly, the Reparations
The Admiralty has anounced that it Commission shall directly collect the is feared four lives were lost in the Constituting one of the most daring per cent, an sume received by Germany Haligh disaster.
in foreign currerey
German toppe of the campaign, four ships, con exports, which are estimated to yield taining some 15,000 men, with srtillery.of German Customs receipts, which are 31,1,250.000.000 (gold); secondly, seizure
voyaged from Dublin. Fighting is now
estimated at 1.300,000,000 (gold): thirdly,
SUGGESTED INCREASE IN
USA. AIR FORCE. ·
progressing. The significance of the land, control of the State midea of Buhr and BIG SCHEME RECOMMENDED TO Teverence of their behaviour throughout Lori Burnham. Mr. Strachey, Mr. Gravia decision. His experience was that their
the forests on the left, bark of the Rhire:
ings lies in the fact that the Nationals have practically hemmed in the main 'body', either to give battle or to dispers to- ing which . Poincare is unbending.
but the British Government is strenu- ously opposing the proposal to re-establish Rhine Customs barrier and to establish
wards the hills in small hodim.
SIR
LATER.
A NERVOUS EXCHANGE MARKET
HENRY WILSON'S
Contrary to arrangement, the Allied conference is not meeting today, in con MURDERERS EXECUTED.
sequence of the protracted discussions of „the experts' coinmittee not having been inland. Lospes, August oth.
ecnelnded. The foreign exchange market | ix nervous, fearing a breakdown of the Downing Street Conference, Marks depre- ciated 200, closing ** 3,000.
Duan had O'Sullivan, the murderers of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, have
best-executed at ¿Fandsworth.”
AMERICAN STRIKE
SITUATION,
| SPECIAL · MEASURES MAY BE NECESSARY,
BRITISH CABINET SUMMONED,
LATER.
NEW INDIAN-TIBET TELEGRAPH LINE. CORDIAL GREETINGS EXCHANGED,
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the dead soldier.
As so often the case, the weather
maniac or a fool.
Rafn began to fall early, but it did of honour, Mr. Bells long residence in Cation, and the vote was taken on a pro not deter the people from paying their England and his intimate relations with Fosal by Mr. Politt (Boilermakers Insttribute the murdered soldier, and the institution and the mer of whom becciety) to refer back that part of the several hours before the funeral procce spoke lend added value to his testimony report, with an instruction to the com- sien was, to start from the house large
nistee to reopen the question with the It gives me the keenest pleasure [he Communist Party. crowds had assembled in and about said] to testify to my bigh regard for Eaton square. In the procession itself the British Press. It is distinguished Clerical Association, frst opposed the
Mr. Robert Brown, of the Civil Servic walked the family mourners, but on either; alike for intellect, morality, and power. motion, and said that everything that had side of them in the streets were mourners It is directed by some of the greatest men happened during the past twelve months from, the great Londen public, and the in the world-men like Lord Northelife, and confirmed the wisdom of the Brighton CONGRESS.
the long wait and the passage of the im-every one of them remarkable for pri-mast bitter, most unfair, and most. posing procession was ample proof that ginality, energy, courage, and genius. vitriotic opponents had not been the re New Yons, August, th.
it was hot merely curiosity that brought Such men tave attracted. to British of their opponents, who are compelled a Customs barrier round Ruhr, concern Ledger, Army and Navy experts have had been lost, and the utter silence which They are great loaders, great captars, that the Communists intended to coma According to the Philadelphia Public all of them felt that a very real comrade mest brilliant ilent in the British Isles. Parties, but the representatives of the them there. Their demeanour proved that journalism much of the best character and Presentatives of the Tory and Liberat
Communists. All the evidence showed. drawn up a joint report to Congress was preserved during the whole of the men of big minds and big heart, men recommending that a thousand aeroplanes proceedings was the supreme and, only big enough to know that whoever foments into the Labour movement merely for the be provided for the United States Army compliment that the public could pay to mischief in the world to-day is a criminal purpose of creating further disruption. in addition to 250 for the Navy.
The Army machines will be divided
COMMUNISM MUST BE FOTGAT.” ́ equally between the Atlantic, and Pacine seemed to be in sympathy with the tragedy card in support of the cause of British believed in a Parliamentary political The British Fress has a magnificent re- Mr. Hodges said the Labour Party const, with reserves at strategic positions of the occasion
The main fell with & American accord. It has placed bumanity democracy. The Communist Party haid- The report estimates that 9,500 officers monotonous persistence, and the scene deeply in its debt. It is an incomparable no use for political democracy and demo- and 10.000 men will be required to man
Irom Eaton place was sombre in the ex-engine good will and peace. There is cratic institutions. It was a sound be this Air Force.
treme. The water dripped from the trees not a single man of power in British liever in the dictatorship of a nucleus of in Estou-squas, and the vista from 30, journalism to-dar who is anti-American. people claiming to represent millions of Eaton-place. Sir Henry Wilson's dwelling, There is not a single man answering to other people, The British Communist through the square to the deserted streets this description who is not pro-American. Party are intellectually slurs of Mos beyond showed London at its dreariest.
And they all behave in accordance with cow," said Mr. Hodges, and have un The members of the Cabinet who had
door to 36, Eaton-place-the crowds were one could say the same of the American out criticism or comment the orders issued. Opposite the scene of the murder-the the faith that is in them. I wish thinkingly, unheedingly, accepted, with" been on holiday are summoned post-haste from abroad and from Scotland for a
gathered in a dense masa, and for the first Press. If one dare not say this one can from Asiatic minds and from the middle- SA, August 9th. Cabinet meeting tomorrow afternoon to
"few hours of their wait there was facing say, in my judgment, that the best and class intellectuals of Russia. O completion of the telegraph line to them the mute evidence of the tragedy most powerful newspapers and news-
It is not consider the serious situation created by: the fact that no agreement is in sight Lhassa, the Dalai Lama has sent an the bullet hole in the door made by the paper-men in this
even the judgment of the plain Russian country-like the at the conference. It is stated that grave inaugural message to the Viceroy tender shot that was first fired. Eventually the masses of our people-heartily reciprocate people, but the edicts and decrees of the The situation arising out of the pro-decisions have to be taken, settling de ing his greetings to the King Emperor door was opened for the reception of a the friendly sentiments of the British same type of intellectuals whom they des
will and the Viceroy, cordially thanking the wreath, and from that moment it remain. Empire towards ourselves.
pise in this country." Longation
finitely what policy the country the railway and of
cval
Government of India for its assistance in ed open while wreath after wreath, was
The Communist theory of Government follow.
learned that the Government con- connection with the construction of the brought to the house. It was then pos speaking nations should get together as self must attempt an effective counterblast I think that the editors of the English must be fought, and the Labour Party it strikes, has become so eritical, that Pres.
sider unsound the policy to make the line, and fervently hoping that the linesible to see. Sir Henry Wilson's sword, ident Harding has requested Congress slepenclens, xin coalitions will serve to orient into a permanent, which was still standing in the hall where a preliminary to the consolidation of the to it. The Labour Party had been too
editorial intelligence of the world. sional Leaders to keep both Houses in which would destroy the productivity of bond the already existing friendship of it had been placed after he had drawn think that the British Empire Unica, of
inactive. They.of the trade union move- continuous attendance after the meeting Lloyd George agreed to the seizure of trade..
ment had been too absorbed in their work Germany. The French report that Mr the two countries and to increase inter- it for the last time in an attempt to which Lord Burnham is President, should
thwart his assassins. As the time for the be widened so as to include the United ments against the Communist theory, but
to have had time to develop the real argu-" departure of the funeral procession drew States. If we had a world society of of the House of Representatives On Thes. German Custon receipts is denied," while. The Viceroy cordially replied.
the question of control of the Stale mines
pear the bell at the neighbouring church editors, I feel sure that its thinking and they would have to do it. It was instinc day, as it may be necessary in canet of Rabe and the forests of the Rhineland
in Eaton-square began to toll for the conferring would steadily elevate our
tive in their people that they hated and special measures to strengthen the hands is still being considered.
dead man, and for a few minutes the great ideals and improve our practice to the despised dictatorship. It was not in the of the Government
ALLIES OPPOSED TO FRENCE ·
immeasurable good of humanity. I also British race to accept without challenge One by one mourners, pall-bearers, and believe in an established nexus between the judgment of another man State officials drove up to the house. They statesmanship and journalist. If we faced by a certain body of facts which Mr. Ramsay MacDonald said they were. were all received in silence more ex-
to get this we nowspaper-men must be pressive than cheers, and Marshal Foch worthy of is. I am far from saying that made it imperative that the Labour Party specially received an indefinably gym we are unworthy of it; I think that, with should say to the Communist Party, Pathetic reception, the warmth of which possible exceptions, we are highly worthy Whatever your activities may be, accord was only intensified by the fact that there of it. Statesmagship and journalism in ing to your constitution and policy you was not a sound from the crowd with high-minded co-operation seem to me to cannot belong to us" That was all. Tho which to emphasize it. By this time the hold out the brightest promise of the sal- communist executive were not entitled to scorting troops, comprising all that is vation of the world.-Times.
come to them and make any pledge. They most distinguished in the British Army, were in position, and when the gun car
were signed, sealed, and delivered, mind, riage drow into position outside the house
body, and soul, to accept whitever instruc the head of the procession was near
tions they got from Moscow. The Com Buckingham Palace. The crowds were
munist Party was created to oppose the now immense, and, although the rain was
Labour Party and to, smash them." One falling in torrents, all heads were bared.
of its leaders, it stating the necessity for: TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN IN THE entering the Labour Party, openly said, "You will give them as much support as the rope gives to the executed man." They wanted to come in to wage a war effectually waged from inside than ont against them, believing it could be more.
ide
New York. August 9th..
RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS, FEAR,
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OF ARMED GUARDS.
PROPOSALS...
LATER."
The first report of the experts has been CLEVELAND. August 9th. handed in. The Belgians agreed with the The members of four big railway bro-French regarding control of mires and therhoods have been ordered to remain forests, but all the Allies are against the French on all other points. The majority Away from work if lives are endangered of the committee concluded that M. by the action of armed guards,
Poincare's proposed productive guar antous would produce no extra cash UNION LEADERS DECIDE ON whatever from Germany,
SETTLEMENT.
CLEVELAND, "August 4th. The union leaders have virtually de cided to conclude a settlement of the bituminous coal-strike with the operators. Messages trem Ohio Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois state that many other operators are also ready to negotiate on the basis of any agreement reached here,
SOVIET MACHINATIONS? SUSPECTED EMISSARY VISITS COAL STRIKE AREAS.
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NEW YORK, August pih. There is considerable stir in New York owing to the arrest of Joseph Kowalski, believed to be an emissary of the Soviet Government at Moscow, who, it is said, recently arrived in Amerieu Irom Poland, using a forged passport.
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"AUSTRALIA AS COTTON PRODUCER,
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PRIME MINISTER OPTIMISTIC.
Melaquane, August 9th.
The Premier, Me, Hughes, in a speech here, predicted that cotton-growing would become one of this great industries of Australia, affording scope for tens of thousands of immigrants.
SOVIET "JUSTICE,” MORE RUTHLESS SENTENCES
The Italians and the Japanese agree
RIGA, August 9th. with the British that control of the Other sentences passed on Social Ro State mines and farëste would not produce volutionaries ranged from ten to three cash, and was useless except as a sane-years' imprisonment. tion. All the Allies except" France, agreed that the establishment of
[A cable message published yesterday A stated that thirteen Social Revolution- Customs-line between the occupied area aries were sentenced to death.] and the rest of Germany and a Customs- line round Buhe was andersirable, opining that there would be no real, moratorium if it simply imposed equally onerous forms of payment instead of the present forms...
AGGRAVATING THE CURRENCY SITUATION.
All except France felt that, should the necessity for any such guarantee arise, it would be much simpler to take over the normal Gorman Customs. All except France likewise opposed the taking over of a 60 per cent, share of the dye and other factories on the left bank of the Rhine, opining that these would produce no cash whatever, while the German Government would have to buy out the proprietors with fresh paper money, thus aggravating the currency situation.
No formal meeting of the conference Kowalski, who has just completed a will take place till Friday morning. tour of the coalfields, denies any connec Meanwhile the French, as well as the
PERSIAN TROOPS ATTACKED TRIBESMEN INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES.
SIMLA, August 9th. A detachment of Persian troops was attacked near Sarkhan by tribesmen and forced to retreat, with heavy casualties.
EMPEROR OF ANNAM AT...
MARSEILLES,
crowd stood uncovered.
WIDOW AND MOTHER.
+
THE CHURCHES" "**FOUR
POINTS."
AUTUMN.
The coffin, draped with the Union Jack, and surmounted by the dead soldier's hat'
The Bishop of London presided on July steps of his-house and placed on the gan Council of the Christian Churches, held at and sword, was carried alowly down the 3rd at a luncheon of the Temperance carriage. Lady Wilson's wreath of white the Connaught Rooms, Great Queen roses and laurel followed, and was placed
"We are not going to have it," said Mr. MacDonald with emphasis.
SCANDALOUS." MOSCOW TRIAL!! The Communists had been annoyed
earlier in the session by the submission of an Executive emergency resolution, which was afterwards telegraphed to Lenin, on
in front of the coffin, and then came Lady Street, W.C., at which a statement was Wilson herself. She paused at the top of made on the forthcoming national cam- the steps for a moment, and then walked paign of the Churches against the evils of bravely to her coach-the only vehicle of alcoholism. Representatives of all the
Christian Churches were present.. the kind in the procession-in which she rode with Sir Henry Wilson's mother.
The Chairman said that ten Bishops With the exception of the widow and the were present, and that in his tour of the the treatment of Russian social revolu mother, everybody was on foot, and Mar country last year he found that thirty tionaries. The resolution was moved by shal Foch was the next to take up his Bishops were teetotallers. (Cheers.) Mr. C. T. Cramp, industrial rocretary of, position behind the coin. I was only When a deputation waited on the Prime the N.C.R. It condemned the harsh and Stting that he who had been so closely Minister on this subject, he told Manjust treatment of the socialzarolu"
behind his body after untimely and the Prime Minister re: The Emperor of Annam has arrived on allied to Sir Henry Wilson in life should Lloyd George that they had taken oftionaries by the Government of Eussis,.. Mayor,
plied that if they did that and fought
MARBEILIES, August 5th.
EXTRADITION OF GERARD.
BEVAN.
Pants, August_0th.
death...
The massed bands of the Guards began together nothing eculd stop them from trial has been conducted as nothing short to play Chopin's Funeral March at the succeeding. They were going to take the of scandalous, and expressed the opinion same time the most eerie and the most Prime Minister at his word... (Cheers.)" that the execution of any of these com inspiriting clegy of its kind-the bells of A great campaign would begin in the rades would be an outrage on the work- the neighbouring churches interrupted the autumn and go on till 1923, and until ing class sense of justice, and as outrage music with effective discords, and the they had got what they wanted. They which Socialist and Labour, supporters
tion with the Soviet, but has been iden; British. Cabinet will meet to 'consider the Bevan is being extradited from Vienna procession began on its long journey. were not satisfied" with things as they could only remember; with shame.. and
fed ry United States officials, who were Formerly in Russia, as members of the Chaka Commissar in the foreign service of the Soviet,
BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION THE GREATEST EVER HELD.
LONDON, August eth.
As an illustration of the prospects c the British Empire Exhibition of 1024 being the greatest exhibition ever held, it
amount,
situation.
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FRENCH CABINET APPROVES
M. POINCARE'S POLICY.
Pants, August 8th. A special Cabinet meeting, summoned to deal with the Inter-Allied Conference, has telegraphed to London unanimously approving Premier Poincare's policy.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET,
| PREMIER'S APPEAL FOR VOTE OF
·CONFIDENCE..
ROME, August 9th.
In the Chamber, Bignor Facts said that
to England 'vid Germany on Monday.
FAR
There was runk after rank of escorting were-with a drink bill £ £100,000,000 and horror. troops-Life Guards and Horse Guards no good resulting to the people who paid Mr. Cramp remarked that any criticism and battalions of all the regiments of the money. For the purposes of the of the Russian Government was looked on Foot Guards and after them followed the campaign they had four poiste:-Sunday in some quarters as blasphemy. Any EASTERN CABLE pall-bearers, all familiar names to those closing; the abolition of sale to young action which violated the test instincts of who were looking on, and all uniting in persons; the contral of clubs (which were men and women, which revolted their NEWS.
paying this last tribute to their dead quite as mischievous as public houses); sense of fair play, was an action which comrade. Lord Grenfell and Lord Methuen and local option In Canada and Ame might act back the development of same first, and then the Earl of Ypres rica the morement began with local Socialism and democracy throughout the Those were followed by worthy repre option. ...
civilized world.
[THON RETTER'S AGENCY.]}_
JAPANESE ADMIRALS VISIT FRANCE.
Marseilles, August 9th. The Japanese Admirals Tolku and Kiyokusu have arrived on their way to Paris.
RUINED BY GOOD LUCK,
THE, WIDERLESS HOUSE.
attempted assassination of Lenin and
other leaders.
Mr. Jack Jones, M.F., Mr. 3. T. Brown- lie, and Mr. Ernest Bevin were among" those who rose to support the resolution,
sentatives of the Navy, "Army, and "Air They must meet by persuasion, the ob- Mr. Sidney Webb, in seconding, said Force-Lord Beatty, Lord Haig, and Sirjections that would be raised. It would they viewed with great suspicion all trials Hugh Trenchard-and then came Field-be said that they were interfering with fer high treason at the hands of any Marshal Sir-William Robertson, General the liberty of the subject; that had Governaient. Lord Horne, General Sir J. Willcocks, already been done by issuing licences to General A. F. Gatliff, General Sir O. 3. sell. Another objection was that the trying to prejudice the vote on the afflis
Mr. Pollitt accused the Excentive of Monro, and Lieut. General Sir A. B. most drunken places would always vote tion of the Communist Party by intro Cobbe, V.O.
in favour of the liquor traffic. The way during this remlution at that point. The is pointed out that up to the present hus the new Cabinet had the same constitu
to get round that was to form huge areas Labour Party had expressed horror at tralia is speading £250,000, India £187,000, tion and policy as its predecessor and the
Sir Henry Wilson's grey horse follow for the voting That was their sane and the assassination of Bir Henry Wilson, South Africa has provided for this in the Budget must be balanced by a strict reduc
ed. It was draped in black and gold, reasonable programme. They were not tion of all expenditure. 'The Government "Life ruined by good luck" describes and infinitely pathetic without the rider Pussyfootore, whatever their private and these prisoners were charged with the estirantes £30,000, and the Federated was determined to stop all forms of vio- the case of Capt. D. Fenn, who, it is it knew so well. Then came the Duka opinions might be; but they were out for Malay States bara allocated the same intervene, and he emphasized the nects London looking for work, sleeping on the ing the King, and close behind followed
lence. The State alone had the right to stated, is Tow tramping the streets of of Concaught on foot. He was represent these four points. (Cheers) sity of measures for the reconstruction of Embankment, and who if he had not Colonel Sir Henry Streatfeld, represent Space has been allotted to the Gold Europe and for the problems of Repara drawn the lucky number in a Calcutta ing Queen Alexandra, and Marshal Foch costumes even the rain could not hide, Mr. Bevin said he believed it would dis- Coast and Nigeria, whilst New Zealand tions and the inter-Allied debts, which Derby Sweepstake, might have had after them came the family moumers, and and a detachment of ex-Service men, to illusionize the Soviet Government, who and Canada have not yet settled the extent could not be separated. A final appeal successful career in the nemy. Penn in then another distinguished company of whom Bir Heary Wilson was still a very had been misled by people who had gond trooper in the 21st Lancers. officers carrying the insignia of the dead distinct memory.. At the very end of the to Russia and professed to represent at their participation. Already 350,000 for a vote of confidence evoked prolonged 1898 way aq. ft. have been provisionally allotted to cheers from all parts, except the extreme He rode in the famous charge at Omdurman before then. Those who bore his procession, and behind the detachmenta British Labour, The resolution waż
Left,
man and was awarded, the Distinguished insignia were General Bir. F. J. Davies, of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, walked adopted by a large majority. Timet. the Dominions, not including Canada and
Conduct Medal. Later, he went to India. Lieut-General Sir G, M. Harper, Brig. the personal servants, and they brought New Zealand, as compared th, 110,000 GORDON BENNETT BALLOON was transferred to the 12th Lancers and General H. F. F. Lewin, Col-Vicomte de the ceremony to fitting close, because
was promoted sergeant. He and a com- la Panouse, Col. L. A. E. Price-Davies, their private grid only served to im THE FRINCE'S DIAETES. rada in., 1909 bought a Calcutta Bweep V.C Capt B. C. Hargreaves, and Lord phasize the public loss. The rain con- who w ́UNCLE SAM ". THE WINNER.-
ticket, and drew King Edward's horse, Bessborough. They were closely followed tinued to fall as before, but the crowds Bo soon as the Prince of Wales has Minoru, Penn's share of the prize was by officers bearing wreaths from the remained uncovered until the long proces time to consider the matter, he will de GENEVA, August 9th.
about £20,000 sterling. Fenn bought his Admiralty and from the War Offices and discharge and came to England. He pur- by two cars entirely covered with wreaths believed to have won the Gordon Bennett Dorking, and started a tobacconist'a er
The French pilot Bienaime, at frat chased a residence at Westcott, dear from private friends and public admir Balkon Race, was beaten by the American business in the West End, but by 1914 the balloon Uncle Sam, piloted by Honeywell, result was a failure Being again poor, which landed cost of Budapest, having he joined the army at the outbreak of the covered a distance of 1,000 kilometres. war and was soon promoted Captain."
with
Franco-British Exhibition of 1908.
EARLIER CABLES.
SPLENDID GUARANTEE FUND,
LONDON, August 9th The underwriting members of Lloyd's have subscribed £100,000 to the Guarnatee Fand of the Empire Exhibition, which
ow tzbeeda £1,150,000,
RACE.
These were succeeded by members of the Army Council, General Officers from for eign countries, the brilliance of whose (Continued at foot of net column),
sion had gone by, and even when the side what shall be done with the diaries last mourner had passed there was no ho has mont.carefully kopt of bis various disposition to hurry away. The crowds tours through the different portions of had gathered in silence and stood through the Overseas Dominions. Already overal ant in silence, and when all the funeral enterprising publishers have approached pageantry was over they dispersed in the Prince with a view to these being silence that was more eloquent than published. Whether any of these offers
will be accepted remains to be seen.
spokan grief.