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PRINCE AND PRESIDENT.”

SAILING ON SATURDAY:

ARRANGEMENTS FOR | TRIP,

(Router's American Service.)"..

WASHINGTON, August 70. The State Department, in announcing the arrangements for the Prince of Wales' visit, to which, it is understood, His Highness has assented, qutlines the following programme

The Prince of Wales is due to arrive In New York on August 29. He will proceed, after arrival, to Long Island. In the evening, he will take the train for Washington, which he should teach next morning.

NE He will pay a visit to President Calvin Coolidge and return to Long Island the next day, where he will remain until September 13.

"It is understood the visit to Washington will be considered quasi-official, as the Prince is coming, in his official capacity to pay his respects to the President.

TRAVELS AS "LORD RENFREW.": A London Message by last mail reads: The 52,022 tons Cunarder. Berengaris," one of Britain's largest liners, will have Lord Renfrew- the Prince of Wales's incognito during his private visit to the United States and to his ranch in Canada next month — among her passengers. when she leaves Southampton for Cherbourg and New York on August 23.

He will travel as an ordinary first-class pas. senger and will occupy

the Imperial sulto Onco occupied 'by the Kaiser when the vessel was the German liner Imperator:"-

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sists of six apartments, wita avenuşdan gay- pink roses and a daluty sitting wom, with want of polished sycamore and pale green Jezther chairs.

By special request of the royal passenger the spite is to be unaltered for his journey.

REVOLT

REBEL STEAMER SUNK.

BUENOS AIRES, August 2b.

The Brazilian Federal troops, stationed on the Parana River, have suck a steamer carrying, rebel forces, after heavy firing. Many rebels were drowned.

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CRICKET AT HOME.

AFRICANS' POOR SHOWING.'

MINOR COUNTIES LEAD.

“TRAM FOR AUSTRALIA.

(Reuter's Service.)

LONDON, August 20, Norwich to-day, In the match between the South Africans and the Minor 'Counties, the latter bait dhe t

small

The weather was fine, but the attendance The Minor Counties scored 196, Pegler taking. wicker for 45. ↑

were

drawn. the South

When stumps Africans bid loat gwickets for 103.

THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR." addition to those invited to make the trip to Australia in the Autorin, invitations have now. been trued to J. B. Hobbs (Surrey), H. Howell (Warwickshire), and W. W: Whyaall (Notts) who will act as reserve wicket-keeper. -

Eliginating Mr. C. H Gibson (Sussex), whose inability to take the trip was announced in a cable. yesterday, the probable team, with the approximate. age of each man, follows: A

Mr. A.E. R. Gilligan, (30),...(Surrey). Mr. JW. H. TuBougins, (42) (Essex). Mr. J. Bryan, (28)......................(Kent), Mr. A/P. F. Chapman, (24),.............(Berks). A. Shudhar, (34),sulin. ..(Surrey) He Strudwick, (44) ............................(Surrey) MR. Tyldesley, (26) .................(Lanchashire): ZOM. W. Tag (29).................

B. Hundren (35) an #H. Sutcliffe, (30) T., DAP Freeman, (37) *** R. Kilner, (34)mira

-JW. Hearne, (33).

.(Sassox). ..(Middles=x). Yorkshire). Kent). (Yorkshire) (Middlesex). .(Kent).

R. E. Woolley, (37)........ JB. Hobbs, (42) .............(Surrey). H Howell, (34).... ..........................(Warwick). WW.Whysall, (37) .....(Notts).

CROWN PRINCE OF ITALY.

TOURING SOUTH AMERICA.

(Reuter's American Service)

The Crown: Prince

of Italy, who has been visiting the Argentine, has left here for Chiti. He has been

Note: A Now York message of August 18 read:- Official confirmation is forthcoming as to an oat cordially received break la Amazonas, which the Brazilian Foreign | everywhere. Office states.concerns naval units on the Amazon. Three vessels have been "despatched to quell the uprising. The message adds that the muting is unimportant.

ZANNI MAY CONTINUE.

BUENOS AIRES SUBSCRIBES.

AKROPLANE MAY BE REPL

(Reuter's American Service.)

BUENOS AIRES, August 20- Public subscriptions are being raised here to enable Major Zanni to replace the aeroplane damaged at Hanoi.

RUGBY IN AFRICA.

BRITISH TEAM DEFEATED..

(Reuter's Servica.).

· JOHANNESBURG, August 20. The Witwatersrand rugby fifteen defeated the British team in a match played bere to day. The score was 10-6..

PRINCESS IN RAGS.

STORY OF MAYFAIR.

BUENOS AIRES, August 20.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

FRENCH AND NEXT SITTING.

(Reuter's Service.)

PARIS, August 20. Indicating the importance the French Govern- ment attaches to the forthcoming discussions at the Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva, it is reliably stated that M. Briand has consented to join the delegatio

It is understood M. Herriot does not propose to attend the opening, preferring to arrive after the preliminaries have been concluded. So far no arrangements have been made for Mr. MacDonald to: break his journey at Paris in order to see M. Herriot Itis, therefore, supposed that, the Premiers will travel to Switzerland independently.

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SUFFRAGETTE ECHO.

DEATH OF FAMOUS RAGEHORSE,

A London message of August 6, seads-Tracery, the winner of the 1912: St: Leger, who was sold for the record sum of £53,000 and returned from the Argentine last year, died at Cobban stud

Mm. Kent-added that when she gave the couple food the woman London, July 9The story of would open the door just far Russian Princess who lived and enough to take it le: The man dfed is squalid conditions bad not been out for twelve years Mayfair was told to the West She thought he was an English minster Coroner yesterday aanman, but she had not seen him for Loquest on Sylvia Pearson, z twelve years undi Felday morning, wife of Edward Pearson, an old when the dong was open a little yesterday, pagka sge pensioner, until lately living an unsual thing,

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