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... Figaro the Greek Archaeological Society has discovered at Samcs the remains of the famous temple of Juno, of which Herodotus speaks one of the marvels of the world. The first excavations have revealed the altar, the bases of twenty columns, some inscriptions ...
... THE SHIP CANAL. There was very little traffic to speak of on the Canal this morning, only three vessels navigating the waterway. Two of these were the steamers which carry goods in connection with the Dublin service—the Duke of Leinster bringing the usual ...
... A BAD YEAR FOR GROCERS. Speaking a meeting of Bovril, Limited, in London, this afternoon, Viscount DuDcannon said 1SK)1 been the worst year on record for failures the grocery trade Fiscal changes and fear of changes caused much embarrassment to this ...
... THE PRIMATE AND THE TEMPERANCE BILL. The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at the annual meeting of the London United Temperance Council last night, Eaid that he should support M-r. Ritchie's Temperance Bill, though he did not think perfect. If there ...
... AMERICAN TRUSTS. Mr. Secretary Shaw, speaking at the Massachusetts Republican Club of Boston last night, declared that endorsed the attitude that Presindent Roosevelt had tsken reference to formation of trusts in the United States. He strongly urged that ...
... WAR NEWS. WHAT BRITISH SUPREMACY MEANS. An Exchange Capetown message to-day says that Sir Walter Hely Hutchinson, speaking at Beaufort West, declared that British supremacy South Africa meant the gradual evolution of a free government from Capetown to ...
... ONE WAY OF SETTLING THE EDUCATION QUESTION. Speaking at a municipal meeting at Middleton, last night, Mr. E. J. Howarth said he believed that if they could export all the parsons, Church and Nonconformist, from tlio ccuntry until New Year's Day, they ...
... for few lines of impressions and memories of Zola, the ex- Captain replied The occasion is too poignant for me to be able to speak in fitting manner of the .great and noble friend whom I have just lost.'' ...
... SIR HARRY HORNBY, M.P. Sir Harry Hornby (M.P. for Blackburn) was taken suddenly and seriously ill on Saturday night after speaking ac a demonstration support of the Education Bill. His medical attendant diagnosed liver chill. This morning, Sir Harry is ...
... THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP. The Earl Aberdeen speaking at Broughty Ferry, near Dundee, last evening, while- admitting that liberty of action within the Liberal party was only right, considered there must be some recognition of its main tenets. Where were ...
... THE ENEMY OF THE LIQUOR TRADE. lAcened Victuallers and the Drunkard. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Manchester, Salford, and District Licensed Victuallers' Association. Mr. Alexander Wilson (president) said the principal object of the association ...
... Chamber, yesterday, that tie would have terminated the war in Cuba if had not been recalled by tho Government. Senor Segasta, speaking the religious question, said he would preserve the respect due to the population, but would maintain the sovereignty of State ...