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ST. CRUIX STATION.
Philadelphia,
July 13th. —Trovers
and
Marston,
amaieurs
defeated
Duncan
and
Mitehell,
Sriush
proiessionas.
in
their
26 hole goil matenh
at
the
Merion
Cricket
Club
course
toduy,
by
4
up and
2 to play.
Marston
ciinched
tne
vietory
for
the
ome
team
by sinking
a
long putt for
a
“'bird’’ three
on the 36th gre-n.
New York, Juiy '3rh.—The
raw sugar
markei concinuved
sieady
today, with sales
o1 40,000 bags
of Porto ilico’s at 4.8
C cif,
the refined
sugar
marker
was
less
active
and unchanged
ac
a range
of 5.20 for fine
granulated,
with
littie busiress
possibie
at the outs
de
prices,
iondon,
July
13th.—The
Prince
of
Wales
has
received
an
official invitation
from
the
Japanese
Government
io visit
Japan
at
the
conclusion
of
his
tour of
India, which aceording
to recent
announce-
ment,
is
to begia
about
the
end
of
Oc-
tober.
f'he Prince,
ho
recentiy
contrac-
ted
a coid has
been
resting
this week,
n
‘orders
of his medical
adviser.
This has
necessitated
the
cancellation
of several
e
gagements,
The
exertion
of
an
al-
mnst
continuous
round of
official
func-
tions in various parts
of the cruntry
dur-
ing the past
few
weeks
has proved
a tax
on the Prince’s strengtt
.
Paris,
July
_3th.
- Professor
Lippman
of
the
academy
of sciences,
who was
a
member
of
the
prench
mission
which
visited
Canada
recently
to thank the
Do-
minton for the part
she played
in the war
died
on board
the
steamer
‘‘France’’
in
which he
was
retur-ing
from
Amerlca.
‘A wireless
message
from
the ‘‘France’’
which
is due
at Hatre
tomorrow,
convey-
ed word of the death of :he eminent
scien-
tist.
The
nature
of
the
attaek
which
caused
professer
Lippma
s death
is
not
disciosed,
but
it I¥said
that he had snff-
ered great
faticue in traveiling.
Profes-
ser Lippman
was
the winner of the Nobel
prize tor
physice
in 1908.
He served
as
Professor
in the university of Paris
since
1883.
He
enunciated
the
principle
of
the
ecnservation
of
eleciricity
and
dis-
covered
in
1891
a
method
of photograph-
ing in coiours.
Stockholm,
July
13th.—-Prince
Wiiliam
of Swed=n
was
suddenly
taken
ill with
malaria
during his hunting expidetion
in
the
Belgian
Congo,
and
his condition
is
serious,
it
was
announced
here
today.
The Prince,
who is
second
son
ni King
Gustav,
was
stricken
with
a
similar
illness
during
his visit to Central
Amer-
ica
last
year.
He
has
been
in
Africa
several
months.
London, July 13th -The financial
situa-
tion of South
Africa
is
causing
anxiety
aceord
ng
to
cables
received
here,
a
statement
jnst made
by
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AILL DEALLRS.
i
ister of the
union,
shows
that the Govern-
ment
revenues
during
the
first
two
months
cf the
present
fiscal
vear
were
450,000 pounds
beiow
the estithates.
Londcn,
Julv
14th. —Eamon
De
Valera
arrived
at No.
10 Downing Stre=t
at {our
thirty o’cloek
this afternoon
for his
eon-
ference
with Mr.
Lioyd
Seovge
set
for
that
hour,
&t
which
an
effort
wiil
be
made
to find
a basis
for
an
Irish
peace
setti=ment.
London,
July
14th.—Myv,
Famon
De
Valera
broke
the
silence
he
had
inain-
taintained
since
his
arrival in
London,
in
talking with the
correspondents
this
forenoon.
Speaking
of his
meeting with
the Premier
he said,
ihis
is simply
a pri-
vate
conference
with Mr. Lloyd George,
instead
of a long range
bombardiment,
to
see
what
can
be done
au close
quarters.
Asked
what
he
considered
the
confer-
ence’s
prospects
for
the
setilement
of
peace,
Mr. De Valera said.
the
“‘outlook
is brighter
than it ever
was
in
history.”’