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ST.
CROIX STALION.
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Stocktholn,
May 2nd.—The
entire
na-
|
tion
was
vlunged
into mourning
by
th:
|
death yesterday
of the
Crown
Princess.
|
The
official
report
>f
the
doctors
who
|
-
;
5
,
iy
{
attended
her
gives
the
cause
of
death
i
as veneral
blood
voiscning
or
pyaemia.
|
She
had
suffered
from
inflammation
of
|
the
ear,
which
necessitated
an
operation
!
last
December
and
this was
foilowed
by
|
maxillary
suppuvation.
Last
Friday
|
morning
erysipelas
developed
in
the
l
right
ear, but the Princess
still
appeared
|
to be
in
no danger
and
was able
to beup
|
on
Saturday
morning,
she
suffered,
however,
a sudden
change
for the
=worse
and died within a few hours.
Weakness
of the
heart,
augmented
by
the
Crown
Princess
expected
motaerhond
is
giv-
en
as
the
cause
of
her
sudden
deati.
|
Philadelphia,
May
2nd.—The
Oxford
and
Cambridge
universities
team
won
the two mile college
championship
relay
race
of
America
here,
on
Saturday
af-
ternoon,
defeating
seven
o the leading ;l
colleges
of
the country.
The
university
of Illinois was
second,
sotne
forty yards
behind
the flying Engiishmen,
Pennsyl-
vania
third
and
Cornell
fourth.
The
l
race
was
won
in
a
new world’s
re~ord
time
of
seven
minutes
fifty and
two-
fifths
seconds,
supplanting
the
seven
minutes
fifty-three seconds
held
jointiye
by the irish-American
and
Yale
univer-4
sity
teams,
made
respectively
in
nine
teen
ten and nineteen
sixteen.
oy
Auckland,
New
Zealand,
May
2sd.—
The Prince
of
Wales
resumed
his
tour
of New Zealand
by train reday,
the strike
of the
railwaymen
having
heen
ended.
This
afternoon
he reached
Taumarumui.
He
has
been
welcomed
everywhere
e—— T
e
e T
with enthusiasm.
An interesting
incident
connected
with
the
serviee
is
related
prior to the
settlement
of
the
walkout.
The
Prince
on
being
told
that
there
would
be
no
diffieulty
in
finding
men
for the Royal train, inquired,
*Will they
run trains
for the people’’.
*'At present
|
they will not’ a
railway
official
replied,
“That being
so’’ the Prince
said,
*‘They
cannot
run
-trains
for
me
sinceI am
|
one of the people.”’
|
London,
May 2nd.—Mr. Lloyd
George
|
has
been
ordered
by his
physicians o
|
remain
in
bed
for
a2
few
days
because |
of what
is declared
as
a
wild
attack
of
bronchitis.
and
fatigue.
The
Premier’s |
indisposition
first
became
noticeable
»t
Friday’s conference
at the
conelusion
of
|
which
he
cancelled
an
appciniment
to
|
'
yisit
the
King
on
Friday
at
Windsor
|
Castle.
,
|
b+*
[ondon,
May 2nd.—The
Duke
of
De-
vonshire
hada cordial
send
off at
Lon-
!
don
and
Liverpool
yesterday,
on
the
occasion
of his return
to Canada.
|
Washington,
May sth. —Secretary
Dan-
inls today ordergd
a division of
destroy-
ers
now at New York with
the
Aftiantic
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112
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This
is
a lively instaiment
picturing the
experiences
of Billie as
a prisoner
in
the
aands
of
the vultures.
Thode
penetrates
""Bhind Canyon’’ disgaised
as
a Vulture, but
is
alse cverpowered
and
made
captive.
Billie’s fight with
the
chimpanzee
and
a
big fire scene
brings
the
number
to
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with the escape
of Billie and
Thode
from
a burning
cabin.
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escape
drowning
in a swlft stream
and
later
comes
in contact
with Vuolture
an.
{a
Mothe.
Thode
is made
prisoner
and
Billie falls
from
a tree
trunk
between
two
hivh
cliffs.
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V.ondon, May sth.
—Sir
‘Robert
Horne,
.
President
of the Board of Irade,
speak-
|
ing at
a dinner
of the
Ldndon
Chamber
|
of
Commerce,
said
that
the
predent
|
state
cf British
trade
showed
that
the
.
nation
could
go forward with
the great-
;
est confidence.
Unemuloyment,
he said,
.
'was lower than
at any
pericd before. the
i
wur, although
about™eight
hundred
thoey
'
sand'more
people
are
engaged
industri-
|
ally about
ecighty-five
per
cent
of
the
|
returned
soldiers
have
been
abzorbed
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at
Harden
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now
completed,
and
.is
|
open for Public traffic again.
?
For the Road Coymmission.
|
F.
LUNNEY.
’
St. Croix,
14th May 1920,