... THE AMERICA COP. The Prow Association's. Glasgow correspondent telegraphs that the chances of another rhal- Jeager being *sent &craw the Atlantic this autumn are meagre. as Mr. avergn I. Watson em the score of ill-beelth. given a positive refusal to a ...

... WAGES IN AMERICA. 75,000 RAILWAY MEN OBTAIN AN INCREASE, Celt AGO. Ftldsy. Serest r-fi,n t4tnu.and and tram. north. meet granted 10 Telt Ur.. 0( Wage, hwr n.. nee, ..t lb , ( * Ws. di.. N, Radsay are lit. alkrted. Itrat. INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA. u that ...

... THE POSITION IN AMERICA. Mr ORRVT. in his -aid the the white slave traffic, though oame within the category morals, and they Christian people must regard it from that point, had ocher standpoints, and questions of were involve!. For good ill w« were great ...

... “AMERICA ABROAD.” The fifteenth annual edition of America Abroad has just been itsued the editor, J. W. Cundall, from the offices of America Abroad,” Essex Street, Strand. It it annual handbook for American travellers, and gives enormous amount of i ...

... STORMS IN AMERICA. 9 PERSONS KILLED: 50 INJURED. ST. LOUIS. Sstarday. Doled a atom two raeeoae were killedaad 60 injared la the vicinity of St. Loud' by firing Nowt through the air. The Expoeiclow wounds touched. A eleud-barst occurred et Glolie sad seven ...

... BANDITS IN AMERICA. The Americas tazersb lambs. if rivrailiag Spring-booted Jerk, of Esp.bah sotonety, to the reign of terror he t Saturday night's outrage in Nee York, when the robber derscood air* 11,000 mirth of prollery in the of a stoat tbrosg, shit+ ...

... AMERICAS RESOURCES. MR. ROOSEVELT ON THEIR CONSERVATION. W ASH LNOTON, Wednesday. Tide morning President Itoonevelt opened Canferenco on tbn National Conservation d Natural Rosoureon. The Confemn, 1 of the Governors sn.l speeinny-appointed ..=Skits of ...

... AMERICAN ON AMERICA. The American nation has grown so vast and its affairs have become so intricate and | complex that the present machinery the Federal Government unquestionably func! tions inefficiently at times, said Mr James M. Beck, a member of ...

... FROM AMERICA reply a queation Sir Edward Stracbej, le imported into the ugh ter, from Canada America, from ISO 6 to 1905, S&3JM; 1906. , 381.756. WAREHOOBINC IMITED, n thea—t . Modem Vaa. aI SuperTtaw*. 1 t *• Pwk. -I nJard T.r, ■ employ*, hav, meted ...

... FEELING IN AMERICA. K-ADMIRAL CALLS THE REPORT A . *. FAKE. NEW YORK. Tbersday. With the publication ,n the New York Herald •' of Dr. book's claim in detail to liars the North u tendency is observable on the pert of and indivaluals to accept, the areortion ...

... CRISTMAS IN AMERICA. imerhans eelebrat• Christiana with the noire heartiness other English. ;making people's. The kart really bruin Saturday, reached sta ohms: on Sunday, and te-rninated lain night . M- Taft and the members oil he (easily dined together ...

... THE AMERICAS FLAG. When the hearing was resumed Clonmel yesterday charge against Mrs MarGrath. a publican, who displayed tbe American flag over her premiees on the occasion the Irish- AtoeriCah envoys’ Visit. Inspector O'Shee said he was authorised by ...