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where around
him,
heavy gold
epaulets,
and his sword.
The monocle
was used
on
all cecasions,
His
ezbinet
cfficers
were
similarly
dressed
up,
and
there
was
one
whom
they called
the Chancellor of the
Exche-
cuer
whose
uniform
was
evidently
too
great
to be
seen,
so they
gave
him
a silk
wrap
to cover it.
There
were fanfares and salutes
when-
ever
any of the
members
of th2 cabinet
were aronnd,
and his
bodyguard
saw
to
it
that
no one could get
an
interview
or
be admitted
to their private
offices
with-
out
having
first
used
the
term
“*His
Majesty’”’,
‘'His
Supreme
Highness’’,
*'His
Excellency’’,
'‘His
Eminence’’,
*‘Lady This’’, and "‘Sir That.
(To be concluded.)
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
London,
Jualy
sth.—Russel
Codman,
the
Boston
oarsman,
Wwas
eliminated
from
the
competition
for
the
Diamond
Seulls today,
being
defeated
by Gollan,
Gieat
Britain,
victor
over
Welter
Hoover, United
States,
yesterday.
The
Eaglishman
won
by
two
jengths
in
3 minutes
30 seconds.
Brasenose
College,
Oxford,
won its
heat
in
the Grand
Chal-
lenge
contest
today.
The Oxonians
de-
feated
the
French
eight bya length in
seven
minutes
and
three
szconds.
Huddersfield,
July
sth
-Six
persons
were killed, including
two railway guards
and
seven
persons
were
injured
in
a
train
wreck
today
at
Digzgle near
here.
Thes
Leeds
Manchester
Express,
drawn
by
two engines,
collided, while running
at full speed
with
an
engine
outside
a
tunnel,
the
crash
piling up
a
mass
of
-
wreckage.
[Doctors
ana ambulances
fron
.
the surrounding
districts
were summoned
.
to the
scene.
|
Portland.
Cregon,
July Sth.—President
.
Harding
spcke
at
an Independence
Day
.
gathering
here
yesterday.
A
feature
of
|
the parade
was
the
participation
of
two
.
companies
of
sailors
and
marines
from
{
the
British
cruiser
Curlew
in the
har-
{
bour.
Special
arrangements
enabled
|
them
to carry their arms.
The
President
.
prefaced
his address
by
declaring
that
a
|
bit
of
history
was
recorded
today
in
.
Portland,
for
never
until
tecday
had
a
-
contingept
of British naval forces
mareh-
.
ed
in an independence
day
parade,
;
New Orleans La.,
July
sth.-Mr.
Coker
chairman
of
the
New
Orleans
young
.
men’s gymnastie
club,
today
announced
an offer of *‘up to half a
mitlion dollars”’
-for
a
return
match
between
Demp:ey
-
and
Gibbons,
for New Orleans.
|
London,
July 4th.—Art
Obrien,
presi-
.
dent of the (zaelic
league
in London,
and
~
five of his colieagues,
who
were
released
-
from internment
in Ireiand
und=r
a court
.
decision
upsetting
the
regularity
of their
.
deportation
from
Eagland,
were
found
.
guilty tolay
of
seditious
conspiracy.
}
Obrien
was sentenced
to
two
years
aand
|
the others
to one year
each.
!
Moscow,
July
sth.—A
new
internal
'
church
war has
begun,
Dr.
Tikhon,
re-
.
cently released
from prison,
singing him-
|
self boldiy
as
patriarch,
has
addressed
g
an
appeal
to faithful “‘clergy and
lay-
|
men’’ deprecating
the
new
church
and
i
declaring that his unfrocking
was
itlegal
|
and without
effect.
At
the
same
time
|
the reformed
church
groups
had
a
joint
.
conference,
deciding to bury gthe
hateh-
l
et temporarily and
unite
to
oppose
Dr.
Tikhon.
Dr. Tikhon’s appeal
brands
the
.
revivalists
as seekers
after profits,
titles
|
and
awards.
London, July {th.—England
is experi-
|
encing
a recrudescence
of individual trou-
.
bles.
A battle
tock
place
last
night
at
-
Whitehaven
between
miners
and
police.
{
A strike has
been
in progress
some
weeks
|
against
a reduction
of wages.
The strik-
;
ers
have
no funds,
except
seven
shillings
|
fiom
the
poor
law.
A
breakdown
of
|
negotiations
on
Menday
led
to
an
out-
{
brezk
of
wirdow
smashirg,
and
the
'i
c_olliez'y' managers
car
was
burned.
Po
|
lice
reinforecements
were
diafted
into
|
Whitehaven
yesterday,
which
caused
|
fresh exasperation
at nightfall.
A crowd
|
in which
women
were floremost,
attack-
|
ed
the company’s
cffice.
Tle police
dis-
|
persed
the
crowd
hy
baton,
but
after
;
midnight in dense
darkness,
the
crowd
|
returned
to
the
attack
with
picks ard
|
cobble
stenes.
Nissiles
were
ruined
on
{
the
police,
over fifty
¢f
whom
were
|
injured.
Tie police
had
(o
say
in
re-
|
fuge,
leaving
the
crond
in
control f
|
the
towr.
M:eny® shops in
the
main
|
streets
were
wrecked,
windows
being
|
broken
ard
goocs
stolen.
More
police
|
reinforcements
have
been
rushe!
1o
|
Whitehaven
and
the Maycr
has
izsued
a
|
proclamedion
rcquesting
all
eitizens
to
|
stay
indocis.
The
dockers
strike
has
.
spread
to all ports.
Thirty
thousand
men
'
are
cut
in
the
Londen
deeke.
Though
)
the strikers
are
in the
wrong technieaily,
|
as toey have
broken
an
agreement,
they
I
are entitled
to much
sympathy.
’
Winnipeg,
Man., July
4th.—Approxi-
'
mately 250 memberg
of
the
aetive
wili-
|
tia
passed
through
Winnipeg
late
last
f
night from
camp
Hughesman
enroute
to
|
Sydney,
where
it is understood
they
will
'
be used
in mairtaining
law and
order
in
|
the
strike
area.
According
to the troops
'
they
are
being
sent
in
response
to an
.
emergency
call.
The contingent
compri-
|
ses
units
of the
St‘ruthcgna
.Hnrsg
and
.
Princess
Patricia’s
Canadian
light
infan-
i
Iry.
‘
London,
July
bth.—Orders
were
re-
|
ceived
here
last
pight
from
Ottawa
to
|
prepare
a
further
draft
of
medical
oyd-
'
pance
army
seivice
and
other
units for
i
immediate
transportatlon
to the
Sydney
|
N. S. strike
area.
|
Muoutreal,
July
bth.
A
detachn
et
~of the royal Canadian
regiment
has
been
sent
frum
camp
to
Sydney.,
|
Berue,
July
sth.——The
fiirst of the se-
|
ries of giant
aeroplanes
ordered
by
the
'
Russian
Soviet
Government
irom
the
|
works
at
Friedrichshafen,
on
iake
Cor-
|
stanee,
was
dehivered
in Moscow
yester-
|
day.
‘ihe
planes
are ¢f a
new
type of
|
t.
e Dormoer
'vmet,
builit almost
exeiu-
|
sively of aluminum,
to cairy four
passen-
|
gers,
besides
the
pilot and
mechanic.
'
Thev
have
engines
of
200 horsepower,
with
an
average
speed
of
100 miles
an
‘
hour.
The
Russian
Government
an-
nounces its
intention of using the planes
|
on its Ukranian
s2rvice.