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GENERAL NEWS.

A Wife for Prince Boris. According to German papers, the Bulgarian Orown Prince Boris will become engaged to the Arobduchess Gabrielle, fourth daughter of the Archduke Fre derick, Farther, the Archduke Karl Stephen is to be engaged to the Princess Naderchds, ellent daughter of King Ferdinand of Bolgaris.

· Gerald Du Maurler an Officer.

·New York, May 28 --Word was received yesterday from London that Gerald Da Maurier, the English sotor-manager, has re- ceived a commission in the Irish Guards and will join his regiment on July 1, Da Maurier is a son of George Do Maurier, author of Trilby" and "Peter Ibbetson,” He is at pressat soting in London at Wyndham's Theatre in the new Barrie play, "Dear Brutus.”.

Pillars of the British Empire. Three Oanadian provincial Premiere, Messrs. Morris, Martin and Stewart, have been visiting Edinburgh, where they were entertained by the Corporation. Mr. Morria said Canada had sent 400,000 men to the war, and there were another 100,000 in reservA. He anticipated 315,000,000 bu shels of wheat would be produced in Canada this year. Mr. Martin said that one thing binding the Empire was the link of sentiment, which link was the Crown..

Germany's Unforgivable Crime.

Bishop Welldon preaching recently in St. Paul's at the Centenary Thanksgiving Service of the British and Foreign Sailors' Society, said that since the Battle of Jatland it had bean ocean lipers Alled with unarmed and innocent passengers, merchant vesela, and hospital ships on which Germany had wrecked her Vengeance. The chivalry of the ses had been destroyed by Gar- man savagery, which had com- descended so leave men, women," and children exposed în bosta many hundreds of miles from land without food or water, and even firing upon them so they were struggling for their lives in the raging ses. These crimes, ha › said, it was impossible to forget, and almost impossible to forgive,

Lady Missionary's Death. Miss Jalia Neilson Crosby, who had been engaged in missionary work in Japan for nearly 50 years, died at her home in Yokohama on the night of Jaly 4. Miss Crosby was born in New York on Jaly 30 in the year 1833. The funeral took place Bt the Yokohama Union Church of which Kiss Crosby was the first charter member. In recog- nition of bar work in" the Yesuse of education among Japan- ese women Miss Oroaby last year received from the Imperial Gor ernment, the Order of the Blas Bibbon, the bonour being present- ed by Governor Ariyoshi at the Kencho in the presence of many friends, October 8. Mise Crosby came to Japan in Jane 1871 with Mrs. Louis Pearson and Mrs. Praya, these three women being the pioneers of the Women's Union Missionary Society.

*Girl Wants $20,850 a Year.

New York, May 28.-Miss Lorena Carroll, 19 years old, & papil at the Ogente School near

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