a {etter
to the
Westminster
Gazetie
to-
day pots forward n2w
proposals
“Tor
the
solution
‘of she ivish
probiem.
He
de-
claires
that the
present
Home
Rule
Bili
is
not
accepted
by
anyore
and
says:
‘“The only practicable
Joliey
that
offers
any prospecis
of success
seems
o
have
tree
cardina!
points.
First.,
A
definite
announcemens
tnat for these
two
Islands
of Great
Britain
and
llreiand
there
ean
be only nne foreign policy, one
arny
and
ooa¢
navy,
and
that
we
cannot
stand
a
separation
in
ihose
matlers
any
inora
than
che
Norih eould
stand
the
separa”
tion of th+ Souaih
in
the
Unired
Staies
Second.
With this exception
that
irisn
men
must
be
free
as
peopies
of great
self-governing
dominions
to
setile
for
themselves
now
their
country
is
10
oe
governed.
Third.
1o give time {or them
to coma
(0
an agreement
with
ea‘h
other
and
draw
up
itneir
own scheme,
the British
Govt.
wiil
continue
to
peor-
form,
as
best
it
can,
the
function
of
government
in
Ireland
for
a
period
of
not exceeding
two years,
but at
the
end
of
.nat
period
or
sooner
if Ireland
be
ready
it will withdraw,
arrange
if
need
be
a fair term for retiring
the
constabu-
lary and others
who have
served
it
and
tne respensibility
for
Irish
Government
wiil be
on the
Irishmen
themselves.
In
no other
way
can
we bring home
to
Ire-
land that
sense
oi responsibility of which
we
have
for
centuries
deprived
or
re-
lieved
them,
the lack
of whieh
is
I
be-
lieve,
the underlying caise
of Irish
troa-
bles,
of Irish disunion and of
the
f ilure
of every attéempt
hitherto
made
to
find a
solution
of
the
Irish
problem’’.
Lord
Grey begins
his letier with the assertion,
“The Governmentof Ireland
has
never
been
such
a
reproach
and discredit
to
British Staresmanship
as it is teday’’.
New
York,
Sept.
29th.—A sharp
de-
cline
in
the
sugar
features
market
yesterday
carried
October
down
to
100
points,
the
extreme
limit
by
the ex-
change, t 0 8.24.
January
and
February
each declined 90 points,
March 80 points,
and November
and December
30
points
each.
The slump
was
attributed
to
re-
ports
of
reductions
in refined to
14c¢ by
three
of the local
refiners,
and
diminu-
tion
of export
demand,
as
well
as
de-
mand,
as well as demand
in the
domes-
tic fleld,
owing
to
the
approach
of the
close?of the preserving
season.
Full
du-
ty raw sugar
was offered at 9¢c
Cif
ear-
ly in the day and it was
understood
that
Cuba’s could be bought
for 9% ¢ cost and
freight,
although
not openly offered on
this
basis.
Buyers
were
not
showing
mueh
interest
in the raws
for shipment
even
on
this
and
until
now it must
be
admitted
that
Cuban
holders
have
not
shown
much
anxiety
to dispose of what
remains
of their crop.
In
the
refined
sugar
market
buying
continues
mainly
on the hand to mouth
basis,
but the job-
bing
trade
appears
to
be
operating
on
narrow
margin
of stocks,
as nearly
all
orders
are for immediate
shipment.
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Episode
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“The Terror Os The Air”.
Episode
No: 4
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*The Dungeon”.
The Principals,
CRAIG
KENNEDY
and
ANITA CARTER,
are
Well
Suited
son
their Parts.
lln the
roie of the Detective,
calling for an Actor of Athletic physique.
n
telligence,
and gentlemanly qualities, Craig Kennedy
is admirably
cast
ANITA.
CARTER has
the
Initiative and
Charm
required
of her
and
win.
in
the
Charaeter
‘of the Girl.whose
Life and
Fortune
are Imperilled by
a band
of
mvsterious
evildoers,
led by AVION, the Terror of the Air.
‘
Ist
Episode
closeg
with Craig Kennedy
almost
strangled
by Avion’s band,
while
Anita narrowly escapes
being dragged
to Death
by the
unseen
airplane.
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Extra!
Extra!
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Galveston,iTex.
Sept.3oth.—Fanned
by
a thirty
mile
northeast
gale a fire
com-
pletely destroyed
Pier
37 here early
this
morning.
The flames
spread
to Pier
35
and
several
steamships
tied
up
at
the
|
Pier caught
fire and
appear
to be
doom-
|
ed.
A large
quantity of cotton
concen-
|
trated
on Pier 36
also
was swept
by
the
|
flames.
At five thirty officials
declared
|
the fire was under control.
At that time
|
the loss was estimated
at
more than
one
|
million dollars.
St. Thomas
News.
The
chauffeur
of Bile
No.
18 was
on
|
Monday fined SIO.OO for vioiation
of the
|
speed
regulations.—St.
Thomas
Mail.
|
Notee Sept.
30th.
;
On Sunday afternoon,
there was
an at-
|
tempt at incendiarism
at
No. 36
Vester
|
Gade,
which,
had
it succeeded,
would
have
thrown
the entire
city in a furore.
|
From
higher
authorities
we
glean
the
|
following:
|
Arthur
Lewis
and
Lucille
Willian«
|
having bada
quarre!,
they
:ocn
came
.
to
blows.
The
wonar
firdirg
thot
.
she
was
getting
the
worse
of
“the
|
mame”
seized
a
glass
and
ghied
it
|
at
the
kead
cos
ter
cpycrert.
therety
|
inflicting
a
bad
wound
cver
the
right
|
eye.
She
then beat
a bastv
retreat.
'
Lewis
filled
with
rage,
took
vp
bis
|
razor,
and going into the sleeping
apart-
|
ment,
cut the
bed
to pieces.
Not
eatis-
|
fied with this,
he next
demolished
all the
’
furniture in the house,
and
collectirg
the
.
broken
fragments
into the middle of
the
1
room,
set
them
on fire.
luckily for
one
and
all concerned,
the
neighhours
saw
’
the smoke
and gave
the alarm:
while his
i
next
door
neighkour,
eypreciating
the
.
danger,
foreed the docr of the rcom
open,
and put out tke blaze:
Tewis
was
innmedigtely
arrreberded,
|
and
is now ip jail swaitirg trigl.-- J#id.
|
e
SR
Ye
ticiiiind et
CheCle
Tewn
|
dste
Yeve electric lightsire'sled.
Fet}.
|
€T
ir
gcxercenert.—
&t
Thowas
Nail
|
Notes,
Cet. 181,