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MOROCCAN WAR.
LABOUR PROTEST.
WE:NESDAY,
JULY 1,
∙1914.
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LEGRAMS.
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-SHAMROCK IV.
TROPICAL CONGRESS.
GOVERNMENT'S INTEREST.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
CONFERENCE ADJOURNED,
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THE KING
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London. Received July 1.
London, Redstved July 1 Mr. Harcourt, presiding at the
London Received July 1.
London. Received July 1. at The trial of Shamrock" IV,
Rentar'a correspondent At under exao: America Uup condi-Tropical Congress dwell on the Niagara states that the Mediation General Sir
The Gazette announces that lions at Torbay, confirm her re-work of the Imperial and Colon- Conference has been adjourned succeeda General Sir B. D. Sraith Ian Hamilton markable speed.
ial Governments to ist the for a fortnight ponding the dis- Dorrion, General Sir Charles Shamrock III, gapecially in light inaugurate the control of cotton and Huerta delegates.
completely outsailed Cotton Growing Association to onssion between the Carranza Douglas succeeds Lieut-Gen. breezes.
Sir Arthur Paget, and Lisat. prolaction. He asid 't were
Reater's New York correspond-Gen. Sir James Grierson succeeds doing their utmost to improve a states that there are only 42 Lient. Gen. Sir John S. Ewart as railways in Nyasaland and East Britishers in Mexico City, these Aides-de-Camp to his Majesty
being mostly women and child-the King. ren. They have applied for seats in a special train which Sir Lionel Carden bas" arranged to run to the const.
London. Received July 1. London, Received July 2; -
Workers' Congress In a fight for the Heavyweight Madrid has lecided on a general Championship of the Empiro strike as protest against the war Bombardier Wella bear Colin in Motocio, Thero. have bean Bell, the Australian," in, the rumours that several hundred second round.
Spaniards have been killed, and Both men were cautions. Bell wounded in giving uear Cenis opened with a right and left to
s Wells' body. Avoiding the Bombardier's left, Bell reached the Englishman's jaw with his left, but Welle, punished the Australian with his right and then repeatedly slipped him in. -the olipchee..
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In the second round Bell rushed, in with a swinging low one for the body. Then Wells landed a terriño left, and a clinch followed. Finally Wells, broke away, hit out hard left, sad pored the Australian with "a tremendous right uppercut to the jaw.
An outburst of cheering hailed the counting out of Bell,
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Wella at särst seemed, discon- certed by the Australian's rashes, bat he was mad stealier in the second round,,
OPIUM TRADE.
SHALL IT END,7
THE AUSTRIAN OUTRAGE.
ARCH DUKE'S LAST WORDS.
London, Resolved June 30, Itie stated that the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and big Connort spoke to each other after the show had been fired, the former murmuring. "Sophie, live for the children's sake." These were the last words of the Archduke.
Hundreds of Arrests. Several hundred arrests have been made at Sarajevo, inglating a. Servian. dopaty, but nothing has happened proving that a plot has been discovered.
venter's correspondent at Pola pays the Squadron has left to fetch the bodies,
Czar's Sympathy. The Czar has telegraphed his sympathy to the Emperor Francis Joaof.
THE CALIFORNIA.
THREE LIVES LOST.
London, Received June 30, A man, woman and child were killed in the stranding of the California.
Two gun-boats and four des- troyers which were patrolling the coast assisted in the rescue.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
VILLA AND CARRANZA..
London, Rosoived June 90. Reuter's correspondent at Gl Paso says an early conference: between Generala Villa and A Sad Procession.
Carranza hos been arranged. London. Received July 1. The relations are at breaking
Correspondent
at poist. Metkovitch states that the bo lins have arrived there, and wo.e received with military nad val bonours,
· LAURENCE IRVING.
HIS UNIQUE PLACE AS AN ACTOR.
A Study of the Man and his "Partner."
Africa...
IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
THE FENIAN SPIRIT.
London. Received June 30.
Colonel Moore inspected 2,309 Nationalist Volunteers at Athenry. In the coures of a speech he said that they wars animated with the spirit of Wolle Tone, Emmott and the Fenians. Sir Henry Gratton Bellew, Colonel Cheevers and Major Phillipa accompanied Colonel-Moore.
The Force Growing.
London. Received July 1. Mr. Birrail has stated that the latest information is to the effect that the Nationalist Volunteers number 114,000.
Meetings held by foreigners have resulted in a decision to remain in the capital.
THE BUDGET.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
London. Received June 30. The Government announces an important change in the Budget procedure. The grants to local authorities will be incorporated in the Revenue Bill instead of being embodied in the separate Finance Bill No. 2. Hence, it is expected that the Finance Bill will be read a third time on August 5, 1:
HOME CRICKET.
London. Received July 1. Surrey drew with Middlesex at the Oral, winning three points on the first innings. (Last year the match was also drawak
Worcestershire drew with Hampshire at Worcester, winning three points on the first innings, (Last year Hampshire won by an innings and 20 tons.
UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
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NEWS FOR BUSY MEN.
CONDENSED.
Latest cricket results, given to-day.
The appointments of a
atte new A.D.C.'s to the King are
The trials of the Shamrock WA
show her to be a remarkably speady bast.
The finalists in the World's Lawn Tennis Singles Champion- ship are Froitzheim and Brookes.
Mr. Prothero has been returned, unopposed as UnionPte Oxford University
Sir Edward Grey huf chodam important pronouncement on the opiam trade,
Sevaral hundred arreste have
been made in connection with the Austrian asanasinations.
The last words of the Arch- duke Franz Ferdinand wore, Sophie, live for the children's sake."
In moving a vote of sympathy with the Austrian Emperor M Asquith paid him an eloquent tribute.
- The Austrian Emperor has received the new Heir Appamet London. Reisired July 1. The well as the Austrian, and Mr. Prothero has been returned Hungarian Premiere, unopposed as Unionist M. P. for Mr. Birrell says the latest Oxford University in the place information shows that the of the late Sir William Anson. Nationalist Volunteers number,
114,000
Bombardier Welln kobokad out
NEWS.
Another small piracy is reported between Macan and Tal O..
In the House of Common, die Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary, referring to the Opium 05 ference, said it was still uncertai
his first yeare on the stage after went to America for a season. est character in the English-Colin Bell, the Australian, in the whether the French and Germin The town was hung in crepe.
be had abandoned all idea of a They had a pleasant welcome speaking theatre. It was not for second round of a fight for the diplomatic career in order to The son of Sir Henry was sure of objections had disappeared. It The coffins were embarked on a
Heavyweight Championship follow his father's profession. that over there. Personally also affectation's sake that he was the Empire. was only fair to renogaise what paval yacht, Minute bells were
Before he settled down as a they wou the favour the Chinese themselves had done.bang und muffed drums sounded
of indifferent to dress. To be member of his, father's company the public. Bat there was one well and comfortably clad was The question whether the while wreaths covered the vessel,
Laurence Irving had some years eritio to whom Laurence Irving the beginning and end of his British Government could has on whichaubsequently sailed.
of touring in the provinces, and took exception. It was a msa in the final settlement with the Slates were fired and the Chinese Government, and say inhabitnals of every village along
eleven years ago, when Sir Henry a strong position who could hit demand. Colours seemed to have was playing " Dante," at Drury hard with little effort. Irving no attraction for him. A dull that China was practically free, the river watched the passing.
A report of the Sanitary Board and that the whole thing should the populations kneeling with Mr. Laurence Irving was cool, Lane, be married Miss Mabel thought he overstepped the limite brown or grey suit and a soft hat come to an end, was a point on lighted candles, while priests fearless man in life, a man not sokney, who was a member of of fair play, and one night in just thrown on the top of hising appears in to-day's issue.
that company. After Sir Henry's New York he came before the head was the impression his sp. blessed the cortage.
given to ask for help, writen Mr.
The Langkat output for yes- On reaching the estuary, the James Waters in the Daily Mail, death in 1005 Laurence Living curtain and told the audience parel gave as he hurried through terday was 281 tone. online were placed on the battle- and it is conceivable that on his fell on quiet times. Engagements what he thought of his critic, and the London streets looking pra Log book appears on page 6 ship Viribusugitis, the deck of own account he had no fear nor not see in the ragged personality electrical, for they saw that this believed in work. Yet he could page 2.
Hoangera would the effect on New York 68 occupied and confident. He and "Our Contemporaries" on which was converted into aragrot for the terrible tragedy; chapelle ardente. The battleship that he awoke to face in the dark. of this actor the determined, sotor was a man with courage relax occasionally, and if no: for
that must who would and could fight. He was very fond of his wife. earnest chracter They were the most united couple aucceed. He got cocasional es- In the House of Commons, Mr. imaginable, and when he could gagements parts, as a rule, quite Asquith, moving a vote of not help her to save her life he aworthy of bis genius, for he ympathy with the Emperorando no attempt to save his own. who were gone to him the did genine, although evon those He held a unique place as an Francis Josef, paid an eloquent tribute to His Majesty. He said solor in the publio mind, for his not recognise it.
which he could not say say more at the present timn. If they dil
so, they would have to gausiler the conditions in regard to the
stocks of opium.
ALBANIAN AFFAIRS.
London. Received July 1, '
Tarkban Pasha, the albanian Promier, haa ssrived in Rome with the object of persunding Italy
then sailed northward.
Mr. Asquith's Tribute.
became rare.
bad
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and Anatria to pocupy Albania for seventy years he lid sustain-work in the theatre gave the imof non-commercial player.1910, they realised their joint Law" he made a speech and commission appear on page 4 to-
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beloved
" he added,
She made the
first outward call at Manila on The Empress of Russia arrived this morning. the journey.
DON'T FORGET.
-TO-DAY.
The total Langkat output for long it was for long enough, 10 Jane was 8,663 tons and the ehow that he was, if serious, not average daily output 288.76 tone. Home again in 1910 from Now | melancholy and that humour had York Mr Irving and Mies Hackney a large part in his nature. He
General news and an article on weat on tour to present plays liked to make a speech and poke gyrocars in London appear on preparatory to embarking on a little fan at someone. At the page 3 to-day. their.. own account as Loadon | Garriok Theatre at the end of the Some interesting facts concern→ Io some special performances managers, and on November 14, performance of "The Unwritten ing the Bookfeller medical ed an unexampled burden of pression of extraordinary sin Irving made a deep impression on ambition, presenting at the Gar- thanked the audience for the day. care and responsibility, and had cerity, and seemed to be indepen- the few who witnessed them, yet rick Theatre The Unwritten reception of the play and the set an example to the rulers of dent of all desire to make SERIES OF FIRES.
the world by his assiduity and personal success for himself as being idle very often when en- mental torture was written by Mr. behalf of my wife, who is known
he had the galling experience of Law," This awful tragedy of company, also," be self-sacrifice,
an notor. He bad to wait miny INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED... Mr. Behar Law supported the years for recognition, and when gagements came the way of hie Irving from Feodor Dostoietsky's to us all here on the lage as the motion, which was adopted it cams he was in debt to no one idle and she was working at a and in it he appeared as Rodioned more merrily Mr. Irving, partner. When he was novel "Orime and Panishment," Holy Terror. None laugh- London. Received June 30.
... New Heir Received,
but himself and his wife-whom Reuter's A great grocer's and a corob
correspondent at he loved to call "my partner theatre he would go to the stage Raskolnikoff, the young student who knew well font ha had more builder's business, a theatrical Vienna states that the Emperor for the fact that the intelligent
door for her every night, and, who, to protest Sonia (played by than appreciated her help property factory and some low has received the new heir to the public of the theatre acclaimed indeed, on ammer nights he his wife), alewa man. It throughout the rehearsals,"
ware sucósively Throne, the Archduke Oharles, as him as a new and great loads would often bring their dogs was incomparably a greatör, barnel in the Old Kent Road well as the Austrian and Han among actors and presenters of there and they all walked home play than anything produced that Atall the theatred in which they this morning. The damage is garian Premiers.
together, a very happy family playe
SUSION, and the impression worked these faithfel, partners estimated at 100,000. Follow-
Anti-Servian Demonstrations, Mir, Irving must always be
indeed.
of Mr. Irving's performance has shared the same pince, and at Reuter's correspondent ing upon a series of fires in Peuk-
recognised as a great artist-not
At last, impatient of depend- not been weakened in the interval evening, when he theatre, was ham on Saturday it is believed Vienna states that 300 Germen merely as one who played his part ing on occasional engagements, of nearly four years.
lighted and the audience sestad, that the fires are dae 10 Nationalist students made admirably, but as a man who Mr. and Mrs. Irving went to the It was the greatest thing he Laurenso Irving's dressing-room
ariem.
demonstration at the Servien possessed idees and was able to halls together, taking with over did. Had it been done this became the office of himself and Legation, and after much oppro- express them in dramatic form. them a short sketch, "Peg year or at any time since he his wife so that they might brious abouting they burned the He was bat twenty-six when he Woffingtin," There was an out-secured the attention of a mach always be no one another, Servian flag which was lying at wrote his first play," Peter the cry at the time that a son of Sir wider publio by his presentation Their holidays a week-end or a half-mast. The police dispersed Great, for father at the Bohry Irving should go to the of the much more showy and week were for both together; the demonstrators with difficulty. Lyceum Theatre. The influente halle, but Laurence Irving had theatrical drama "Typhoon" he and those, were ever spent in a Anti-Servian demonstrations by of his own experiences for some no false pride about work, would have achieved a greater little cottage they owned on a Moslems and Catholic Croate are months in Russis a few years and he would answer any attack reputation, and one at least country road far out of London. The Femi-finalists in the reported from Traynik. A priest earlier, when he was attached to anyone dared to make. Since approaobing that to which he was 12 World's Lawn Teunis Singles fired on the mob, wounding the British Embassy in St. Petera then, almost every actor of note entitled.
Their house in Kensington and Chiampionebinare Mavrogordato, man, and the crowd tried to lynch barg, prompted him to write in London has followed his
their cottage by the country Froitzheim Bikes and Beamish the priest, who was arrested that play, but the result, although example and has taken engage Mr. Irving took a wider view rondelde were being got ready
London. Roolved July 1.
Reutersrrespondent at Bada it contained a promise, was not a ments at the mueio-hals. of life and its responsibilities for their return this week – Mr. Froilsheim beat Mavrogordato Pest states that the semi-official
Mr. Trying looked on grimly than did the people he met in and Mrs Irving wore to have a wethus winning lia newspaper Pester Lloyd, discuss success.
The young author had not had enough afterwards at the proces his ordinary experiences, and all brial holiday before going out all pop sing the political effote of the time to arrange his impressions sion of players who went back through his career bendered for achort-tur in August to Beamish 6-0, 6-3, assassination, says there will be of life. He had returned to Eng on the road to do what he had interests of serious character produdel their new Bonaparte
no change in the Government land filled with now ideas about
e was well content with that were entirely independent of play in the pro attitude, and that Bosnians hope humanity Jearned in
e wanted the art of the theatre.
London season lato best that in the interests of her own of Toniol, and be
All these plader have 4-8:6:04. good "name
with the tragedy. They? at Danloriable Wom the
ohildren, and the houses lonely and empty.
LAWN TENNIS.
THE SEMI-FINALISTS,
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London, Roceived June 30,
that he might pres
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have become the great
before their tober.
Bijon Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m.
TO-MORROW
Bijou Theatre 0.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.n
Saturday, July 4
Frivolity Freear at
Royal 9.15 p.m
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