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& ANTONSANTI.
Agents.
Ponce,
Porto Rico.
other
northern
towns,
says
the despatch,
to
join
in if
the
"erry
riots
countinue.
The
Atctorney General
for
Ireland,
Mr.
Denis
Heary.
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
500 troops
ar-
rived in Londonderry yvesterday,
and that
there
wers.
now
1,400 soldiers
and
150
police in the eity which has
40,000
inhab-
itants.
The
Government,
said
the At
torney
General,
was
pcepared
to
send
whatever reinforcements
were
required.
Paris,
June
24th, - According
to
the
Petit
Journal,
three
ambassadors
to Ger-
many
have
been
selected.
Charles
Lau-
rent,
representing
trance,
Lord
Aber-
non, representing
Great Britain, and
Sig-
nor De
Martine,
representing
Italy.
Dublin,
June
24th.—Cardinal
Logue,
Archbishop
of
Armagh
and
Primate
at
Maynooth
college,
said
yesterday
that he had
rece
ved
warning
that
“'his
time
was
set.””
The Cardinal
declared
that
he
was
grateful
for
this
warning
because
''it gave
nim
time
to
prepare.”’
adding, ‘'l have
aiways
tried to do what
[
~ould
for
my
countrymen,
and
hav:
never consciousiy
said
a
word
to
offend
anybodv,
no matter
what
his
religion
or
politics.
[: I come
to a sudden
end there
will be
no justificagion for
those
respon-
sible.””
No indication
of
the
source
of
the
warning
was
given
by
the
aged
Cardinal.
Smyrna,
Asia
Minor,
June
2Z4th--The
Greek
army
has
begun
an
offensive
against
the
forces
of
Mustapha
Kemal
Pasha,
the
Turkish
nationalist
leader,
according
to an official
statement
issued
by Greek head quarters
today.
Wimbledon,
June
24th.—J.
C.
Farker,
the
British
tennis
star,
wus
defeated
this morning by
William
T.
Tilden, of
Philadelphia,
in
straight
sets
in
their
match
here
today
in
the
British
lawn
tennis
championship
tournament,
the
score being 6-3, 6- 2, 6-4.
NewPort,
R. I. June
25th
The
Vanite
deteated
the Rosolute
today in their elev-
enth
race,
leading
at
the
finish
by
for-
ty-tw~
—~eennds
corrected tir-
"
ad
cne
minv
wgonds
el
The
race
vV
Iward
and
yuth-
L.ondon,
June
25th.--A
possible
new
policy of dealing with he Irish
situation
'
was
foreshadowed
today
when
the
Al-
t
torney
General
told
the
Hnouse of Com-
'
mons
that the
Government
had
recervedd
L
an offer of 3,000
officers
and
added
that
|
the offer was being carefully
considered,
!
The
English
Liberal
newspapers
have
I
had
ramours
that such
a step
was
under
consideration
and
have
expressed
the
l
view
that itwould greatly
inflame [rish
j
animosity.
The soldiers
emploved
in Ive-
|
land
thus
fa:
have
been
in
regimen's
|
from the British side of
the
ehanne!
and
|
it was
commented
that
the
use
of
sol-
|
diers from
one
Irish
faction
might
re-
|
sult in
a step
towards
civil war.
|
Belfast,
June
25th.—Six
motor-lorrics
|
filled
with fully armed
troops
left
lel-
|
fast
last
night
for Londonderry.
Two
|
lorries
filled
with
equipment
for
(he
.
troops
and
an
armou.ed
ecar
also
were
'
despatched
to
Londonderry.
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Sandy
Hook,
N. J.,
June
24.--Sham-
.
rock
IV
had
an
informal
span
off here
I
today.
The
yacht
beat
down
the main
.
ship channel
to Scotland
light vessel
and
then
back
to
her
anchorage
inside
the
hnok.
She carried
a
new topmast
which
is
shorter
than
her
old
spar.
The rig
improved
the
sailing
qualities
of
the
craft
and
her
performance
w
s highly
satisfactory
to
Mr.
Nicholson
and
eap-
tain Burton.
The shorter
mast
reduced
i
the Shamrock’s
rating
by almost
a min-
ute over
a thirty
mile
course.
Sir Tho?
mas
stated
that
the
challenger
would
race
the 23 meter trial yacht
tomorrow.
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Zeaiand
huanter.
He aitended
a remark-
abie
display
by
12,000 children
on
the
‘Sydney
cricket ground in
the
afternoon.
The solid
masses
of
children
grouped
themselves
into
a
gigantic
Prince
of
Wales’ feathers
with
the legend
'many
happy returns.””
The Prince
visited Syd-
ney University
afterwards receiving the
honorary
degree
of
doctor
of
laws.
He
was the guest
of
the Queen’s
club
at
a
magnificent
ball in the town
hail
in
the
evening.
Londo~,
June
23rd
—ln
the
House
of
Lords
yesterday
a
third
reading
was
given
to the
matrimonial
causes
bill,
a
measure
which
has caused
much
contro-
versy.
The
bill was carried,
the
motion
for
rejection
being easily defeated.
The
official secrets
bill was read
a second
time
Mexico City,
June
23rd. —Yellow fever
is
believed
to
have broken out
in
Vera
Cruz,
where
numerous
cases
of bubonie
plague
were reported
recently.
Ottawa,
June 24th’—Questioned
in the
House
yesterday
afternoon,
Sir George
Foster
said
it
was
not
intended
to give
details at
present
regarding
the
agree-
ment
reached
between
Canada
and
the
West
[ndies,
in order
to enable
represen-
tatives
from
the
West
Indies
to
pre-
sent the
agreement
to
their
respective
Governments,
that
an
understanding
had
been
reached
not
to
give
out
Je-
tails until August 4th.
He
hoped,
how-
ever,
to
make
a
statement
to
the
House
later.
London June
23rd.
-
Five
Sinn
Feiners
were kilied by
machine
gun-fire, empioy-
ed
to cover
the removal
of
several
pro-
testants
from barrack
street
tonight,
ac-
cording
to a military stat-ment.
London,
June
23rd.—The
fighting
in
Londonderry
was
s ill on at eight o’clock
tonight.
Machine-guns
were in
action.
The
city
was
evidently
in
for
another
night of terror.
Three
more deaths
were
reported.
A despatch
says
that hundreds
of relugees
from
Derry are
arriving
in
the
counties
of Tyrone
and
Donegal,
Unionists hoid
the road
rom
Carrigans
to Derry and
are
strongly intrenched
in
Prehenwood.
There
is
a
movement
in