... THE AMERICA. ontorpriar the Dady Telegraph and the •• New York 'Thmaa.” The *tribe]. of the non-rigid type, end is finh.baswa Shp the largest in with the ',rept ion of the %ppm.hew, and has • of 348.000 nobly feet. The in divided into .oni!airtnesate ...

... THE NAVIGATOR OF THE AMERICA. Mr Pntl Murray stmon. of Southampton, the intrepid (navigator the airship, has master manner’s him to command any Bn tub (biptaflnat, aod.be it a kept up from this time onward. member the - Senrioe Meanwhile, daylight was ...

... R TO AMERICA. AMERICAN VIEWS. PRESIDENT TAPT GREATLY KALAMAZOO (MICR .1, Ififfloy. Primitivist Taft board of Waist 1 Zook Many is Caudal at a bawls{ kW wooing. He said : I bar* just bowl iikforstai Moat Iliniproeity hos failed. Ter no it • illowpainter ...

... UNEMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA. Two well-known men h»»e jn London from New York, and are watching the election with deep interest. They are. Havx and Louis T. Poat. at the Chicago Public.' Both the surprise the misleading statements the subject of unemployment ...

... AMERICA ON THE ??? ??? STOP ■ PRESS. V. Sunday.—The ' inking of the Ft*d - counts*. Intimation pressed. • declare that made 1 ...

... AMERICA GERMANY. OUTSPOKEN WORDS. RATTLING THE SCABBARD. (RETJTER'S TELEQRAM.) NEW YORK, Monday. The ' Tribune,' in an editorial article, in the course of which it reminds its readers that it recently declared the Germans' declaration of the waters around ...

... STORMS IN AMERICA. SEVERE DAMAGE TO PROPERTY NEW YORK. A tel.gram from Columbia. South Carolina, SW that a severe storm from the MI MI dammed much proper?. Aloof tbe ea- Last night ttleu••ph and railway commounian tiou with Charleston was cut of A manage ...

... \ORTH AMERICA, JJRITISH U34. Charter JMO. PAID-rP CAPITAI. . . EKSKKVK KCM* f1.0W.-W) Brad GRAf'F.CTmu.H IXWTJOX. ficcrttuT, A. WALUS. Uanlcvr. W. o. BIL’-f OP EXCHANGE DIVIDENDS AND (XH’PttNS OOI.UI.OTEIX. PCECUAsII stocks AND bIIAKES. ALL BANEING BUSINESS ...

... 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 ...

... 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+ ...

... 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 ...