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No. 2,675. R egiTHE SECOND LARGEST NET SALE.

TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1912 One Halfpenny.

LADY DUFF-^HWI^N'S VIVID ACCOUNT OF HOW SHE AND HERHUSBAND WERE SAVED FROM THE WRECKED TITANIC.

Lady Duff-Gordon was the most in te re st ing witness a t the T itan i c Inqu i ry yeste rday , w hen she desc ribed how she was saved from the wreck . She had made upher mind , she sa id , tha t she was go ing to d rown, an d a fte r wa it ing qu i te a_ longtime he r husband asked if they cou ld ge t in to a boa t . An off ice r said "Certa in l^^ "

and she was p i tched in to the boa t and so was he r husband . She d id no t see theTitan ic sink , and she dec la red tha t ce rta in sta tements made in a reported in te r- 'v iew with he r which appea red in an . American pape r were fa lse . (1) Lady Duff-Qordon leav ing the court in a motor-ca r . (2) A portra i t o f he r by Bassano .


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a b l e t o o b t a i nf u l l p a r t i c u l a r s o f a l l t h e yr e q u i r e f o r fl oo r f u r n i s h i n g , a s w e l la s f u r t l i e r d e t a i l s ( a n d c o l o u r e d r e p r o d u c t i o n s o f a se l e c t i o n o f c a r p e t s ) , T r e l o a r a n dS o n s w i l l b e p l e a s e d t o f o r w a r d f r e eo f c o s t a n d p o s t p a i d t o a n y a d d r e s s t h e i rl a t e s t p r i c e l i s t s , a n d c a t a l o g u e s .F o r t h e f u r t h e r c o n v e n i e n c e o f c o u n t r yr e s i d e n t s T r e l o a r a n d S o n s w i l l , u p o l ' ^ r e c e i p t o f p a r t i c u l a r s a s t o s i z e , d e s c r i p t i o n o fr o o m , c o l o u r s c h e m e p r e f e r r e d , e t c . , s e n d ac a r e f u l l y s e l e c t e d c a r p e t u p o n a p p r o v a l o nt h e u n d e r s t a n d i n g t h a t i t m a y b e r e t u r n e i ^f o r e x c h a n g e o r t h e m o n e y p a i d t o b e r e f u n d e d . T h e a d d r e s s t o c a l l a t o r w r i t e t o i ^

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M ay 2 1 , 1 91 2 ( T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Pa geHOW M D Y DUFFGORDOJ^ WAS PITCHED IITO LIFEBOAT m. 1,F u r t h e r D r a m a t i c " E v i d e n c e

B e f o re T i t a n i c C o m m i s s i o n .SIR COSMO'S STORY.

Public Applaud Lord Mersey's Rebuke of Counsel.

" U N F A I R Q U E S T I O N S . "Conversatioff with Henrickson on

Carpathia About f) Cheques.

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So po in t ed wer e t he uns uppor t ed imputa t i onsmade aga ins t S i r C os mo and L ady Duf i - Gor don a tt he T i t an i c i nqu i r y yes t e r day tha t I x ) r d M er s ey hadmore than once to reprove cross-examining counsel .Both " Lucile " and her husbfaid app eared in th ewi tnes s -box M r . Duk e , K .C , t he i r xouns e! , i ns i s t ed on ca l l i ng L ady Duf f - Gor don , des p i t e t hePres ident 's expressed hope that i t would not beneces s ar y . Her pos i t i on , he ^a id , had been ma deintolerable by the ins inuations ma'de agains t her .The sum 'of t l ie al legations agains t Sir Cosmoand L ady Duf f - Gor don i s t ha t(1) They interposed to prevent No. 1 l ifeboatfrom putt ing back , to the rescue of the drowni n g ; '(2) Sir Cosmo offered members of the crew a'


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Page 4 T H E I>AILY MIRR OR May 21, 1912LTJCIIE ' AND AF AMERICAN REPO RTE a

Deniais of Story Published OverHer Name."ABSOLUTE INVENTIONS."Saved Her Life, but Lo8t HerBeauttfui Nightdress.OFFICER AND CAPTAIN.

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May 21, 1912 TH E DAILY MIRROR Page SST. EIEDJ^S 80 STIIiLUV DIRE MEED.How Starving Islarrders Will Welcome 'The Daily Mirrof' T ug .APPEAL BY WIRELESS.

^ T h a t The Daiiy^-Mifror R^liti E x p e d i t i o n t oS t , KtM a , t he l on dy hom e of e igh ty Sco t s whohave been in danger o f s t a r va t io r i j wi l l be o fi aes t imable va lue t o t he i s l ander s , des p i t e t heas s i s t ance r ender ed by the c r u i s er Ach i l l ea , wasmad e ver y ev iden t yes t e r da y . ' .

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Page 0 Advertisers' Annauncements, T H E DAILY MIRROR 'Adveriisers* Annaunawifilt. May 21, 1912

IMPORTANT SALE ofSUPERIOR MODERN AN D ANTIQUE

H A N D F U R N I T U R EC AR P E T S , CHINA & GLASS. PLATE & C UT L E R Y, e?c.

The Ent i r e Content* of Six E l e g a n t l y E qu ' p p ^d R e s i d e n c e s an d Flats. Any item may be hadO R U PO N T E R MS O F A C C O MMO D A T I O N to suit Purchasers owneparate F O H C A S Hconvenience.Bon't miss l&iB oppor-tun i iy of a l ife time fo rsecnrfng rea lly , UigbClass Farnlti ire a t l e s st b a n o n e l l a l r ^ l ^ eorig inal co st, wttich c a nbeDELIVEBEDATO ;=St. George's Hall.Dally, at 3 and 8, MarchloneSaTownsheud's sketch, " All Sonls' E v o " ; Tableaux Fan-tomes; Haunte


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May 2;l,vlW2 JH E DAILY M I R R O R ; Page 7N O T I C E T O R E A D E R S .

Th 9o i r w Iditorlal, Advertising and General Buslnesa OIHces'ailj; Mirror ace ;1 2 , W H I T E P R I A R S - S T R E E T .LONDON, E.G.TELBpRONEa 6100 Holborn (Sve l ines) .PEOViNciAL CAL1.S r 135 T.S. Loiido a.PABia OPE I C B : 36, Bne du Sentler,ifELBoEApHio ADDHB SS : " Eeflosed," L o n d o n .

TUESDAY. MAY 21, 1913.

I H E NATIONAL CONFERENCE.S T R O N G i m p r e s s i o n , n o t i c e a b l e, e v e r y w h e r e , t h a t " s o m e t h i n g ' m u s tbe done " in regard to the indu s t r ia l

condi t ion of the co unt ry , h ad led to . the de-l | i a nd f o r a N a t i o n a l C o n f e r e n c e ^ s o m e t h i n gfa ther l ike a Royal Commiss ion on a b ig

. sca leto be held in the Alber t Hal l .T h a t ' v a s t a n d ' d e p r e s s in g b u i l d i n g , w a sobvious ly indica ted for the purpose , " Somet h i n g M u s t B e D o n e " w a s a c c o r d i n g l y e m -j?toidered on a great frieze, all rountl theia i lery of the hal l ; and. the delegates f romal l por t ions of . Eng land ar r ived \yith th ehones t des i re , f i r s t to d is t inguish . themselves ,4i^d next to And out 7i>hat in response to theappeal on the . f r iezeT h i s ' w a s , h i s t o r ia n s r e m e m b e r e d , n o t ^ yany means a l iew enterpr ise . Orgies of ta lkf requent ly .p recede per iods of v io lence . Had. npt the Nat io nal -Assenibly , in the- Fran ceOf '8^ , been s imply a Nat i onal Conferenceof th is k ind ? The y too , good earnes t

people , had made up the i r mind s , tha t som eth ing must be done, and, m ofder to do it^h ey had ag reed f i r s t to . ta i lc about I t , in abigTraH-jus t l ike th is one , wl^ere in hal f . the. speake rs were inaudib le . And af ter ta lk in ga Ib t , a r id \ readin g essays to one anothe r ,those good' :niemb.ers of the Na tio nal A ssembly . or Conference h ad a l l sudd enly beenSn atc he d awa,y ' to hungry Pa r is , wi t l i the' - B a k e r . a n d ' t h e H t t l e B a k e r ' s m a u - K in g ,t ^ u e e n , a n d D a u p h i n a n d t h e r e , a ft e r aCi table in terval for more ta lk and a newAssembly, ha-d had their essays torifi up fort l iem and the i r heads chopped off . But tha t ,oorman's utter lack of thougli t and hh ir responsibil i tyin the bringing of children into the world when'hecannot reasonably l iope to support them,Wh at is wanted, for al l men apprec iate the tremendous gravity of this issue, is a change'of opinionalmost a moViU chnnpceverywhere.T hat change , wh ^ . i t co i i i es ~ a nd ' I t h ink jt i sfas t comingwill br ing about a new point of view.Our great men, our leading men and our saintlymen will then cease to wge s ipon the pooror anyother classtiie "d ut y " of br inging children intothe M'orld who hav e not a very fair chance of findinga place here. At presRut, for hundreds of the children born, there is no place. I t is no good tell ingthem to go to Canada orto go to Aiis trali i i. Cana dadoes n ' t wan t t hem. Aus tralia has no need of the m.Tfiey are superf luous .

f .ct our Bishops , then,ins tead of talking of ; i" duly " in this respect talkof a "cr ime" the cr imeof inflicting ;\ life bound tobe degr aded upon anychild who will have lo growup In misery.I t is Natu re's plan toprefer quanti ty n\crcnumbers-to luji l i ty. Butthen , [ri-so, it is Na tur e'sway to let icebergs meetgreat l iners . Do we-thinkit wrong to take precautions agains t icebergs?No : t l ien do not let ns ' iai!to correct Nature in themuch more iiniversiil iindimportant sphere of thesurviva l, of the unfit aiu ltheir encoura gemen t. G. W .Oakley- s quar e , N.W ,Your corr es ponden t "W ,L. " is r igid. The difficulty with the feebleminded is to define them.Ther e is so f inich feeblemindednes s abou t whichdoes not like to be csilledby that name !Some very definite disabil i ty will have to besett led before a.persoivc anbe forbidden to marry7as , for ins tance, the pro-duciion of a feebleminded ch i ld . Any motherwho brings an idiot childinto the world, or a consumptive child, ouf^ht notto have any more children.At present, sncli a mother.cheerfu lly goes on havingmoreand no doubt herfr iends approve of her .A. F. S.Fo lkes tone ."BILL'S BETTEB3."I t is no doubt true, nc.cor d ing to "W , M . ' s "parable, that Ril l would notenvy his betters if l ie knewihcm,He docs not, i iowcver,envy them twiv their wayof life. What^ he envies isthe opportunit ies they havewhich so many of theinthrow away in enjoymentsthat would be i io enjoyments to Bill ." I ' l l show 'em how toenjoy themselves ," saysBill , "if you give me theirmon ey." And Bill wouldlike to have a chance of rebuking t l iem by a betterexainpSe.

A N E A S T - E N D E H .

TO-DAY'STABLE DINNER-TOPICS.Thero Is fa lk ev erywHero o f the supersess ion o f ou r slowi p ic turesq ue meth odsmachinery , thn t "does the work {n ha l f the t im e." The o ld pastora l scenes, then ,by one, to STlve piftce to m6re business-like but U K I ^ O* * sights .

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bition during the pas t five years . The Du ke ofMarlboroiig[h. is also sending orchids from Blen heim, and Sir Jeremifih Colr i ian's exhibits will beequally f ine.* * *Lady Meye r, wife of Sir . Carl Mey er, wiH be represe nted -by a ' fine obllection of carnation s , andMr. Cecil Raphael will be exhibit ing .malmaisonsand car na t ions . * * *Cora Lady Straffor^, who has been abroad forseveral months pas t and has paid'a vis i t to India,has r ecen t ly r e tu r ned wi th her . hus band , M r . K en-nar d , t o C handos Hous e , C avend i s h- s quar e , andto-night she is giving k concert , wUeij the Queen'sHal l o r ches t r a wi l l be cond i i c t ed by S i r - Henr yW ood. On the , i nv i t a t i on car d it st a t es i ha t t heconcert will cofHmence punctt ial ty at 10.30. OnThu rsda y night I ,ad y Strafford is giving ano therconcert . * #Entertainments of this kind, needless to say, arevery greatly appreciated. to( the orchestra is oneof the finest in .the world, and Sir Henry Wood siam. as conductor js welt deserved. The noste ssls.

ance is anticip ated, no t only at the church b utaf terwards at t i ie reception.* If *T H E I N C O N S T A N T L O V E .

Sti l! do the s ta r s Impar t the ir l ightTo t l iosa tha t t r ave l in ' the night;Sti l l t ime runs on. not doth the h an iOr shadow on the dia l s tapd iThe streams a tHl gl tda and constant a re :Only thy miadU n t r u e I find,Which ca re lessly. . Keglec ts to bsLike strea m or shadoW,| hand or star.Fool tha t I ami I do reoa llMy notds, and swea t Iho u' r t l iko them a l l iThou seem'flt liko at&rs to nou rish fire,Pa t O how cold I9 thy d ea lre !And l ike tha hand upon the btaea . ; Tho'u ipoint'Bt at ma ; '" i n m o o k e t j ' ; It I cpme ji igh

' Shade- t ike thou ' l t &r.ini as t l ie s tr eam with mnrm nr pass .^WltLIAM CARTWBrOHT,

Yeste rday a t t i ie Titanic inquiry . Wliy so hard, a l w a y sto got (it the truth ol whatreally hnppBaed in an affair ofthis kind? And the dtsc ro-pancles 1>Qtween tiio points of.viovj. concern ing it ! You saw how Sit Arth ur Conan po ylayeste rday answered the sophist t ica of Mc . Shaw. Thes*affairs, too have comedy and tragedy oddly mixed witneaiou r account, yesterday, of the eNceriences of Mr, HaroldBride ivheii ho landed In New York. . ., ; ,Tho Industr ia l Unrestapropos Mr , WoUa a r t ic le s laThe Daily Mail. Very good c r i t ic iam-a c lea r a ta temen*of the evil, but not much to suggest, did you tnink? Wnayou suggest.. The D ea i oE St. Paul's wlw le tter abOHl" too many peoBle ." Would tha t the c le rgy a lways spakso lI N M Y G A R D E N .

MA Y aO.Many lovely perennial plants are nowbloomin g. Faires t of al l , perh aps , are the aqui- .legias (columbine) .Some years ago the cottage-garden cohimbine waalmost the only kind grown, but to-day many ex-qnis i te species , such as coerulea (blue and white) ,glandutosa (blue) , and chrysantha {yellow) aravailable, and also the invaluable hybrids (m endless shades of colour) , with long spurs .Lupins (blue, purple and white) now make great show, while the new red shades are very weUct?me. The n there are globe f lowers , many-hiie dpVtethrums, moMntalh cornflowers and vatiompoppies , making the garden a mass of colour .Ek U t
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Page 8 T H E D AIL Y M ^ .

PHOTOGRAPH OF TITANIC SURVIVORS CLEARS UP A MYSTERY.

Sir Cosmo and Lady Duff-Gordon. Miss Francatelli.

Mr. Lowe. Mr. Lighto ller. Mrs. Lighto ller. Lady Duff-Gordon's tLucile) business premises. Sir Cosmo Lady Duff-Gordon.The top pho tograph was produced by Mr. Duke, K.G., at the Titanic Inquiry yesterday to-prove that Mrs.. Astor was not in the boat in which Sir C osmo Duff-Gordonand Lady Gordon left the Titanic. This pictur e of survivo rs was taken on bo ard the;

Carp athia, and it was erroneously stated that the lady wearing a fur coat was Mrs.Astor. As a matter of fact, she is Lady Duff-Gordon, and the other lady is her s ecretary,Miss Fran cateil i. Sir Cosmo had alreadjr stated that Mrs. Aster was not in the boat.


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"DAILY MIRROR" BOAT TAKES FOOD TO STARVING ISLANDERS.

The powerful tugboat Victor, specially chartered by The Daily Mirror to tak e relief stores to St. Kilda, leaving Gourock on her mission of mercy.^

Provisions stored on board. Truckloads of provisions for the relief-boat Victor.

Kt>' ' -JDr. C. J. Taylor, who accompanies the expeditiotf.]

The tugboat Victor, which The Daily Mirror has dispatched to St. Kilda loaded withprovisions for the starving inhabitants of the lonely island, left Gourock Pier on Sunday. Qwfng to rough weathe r the proyision-boat has not ealLed at St. Kilda since Ghrist-mas, and consequently the islanders had only a handful of flour left and were m dangerof starvation . As soon as their pligh t became known. ^^ ^ Daily Mirror organised relief expedition^ and Sir Thomas Liptonand others supplied provisions.


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M ay 21, 1912

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p . . . . ^ .. J R T U N I T Y .We want 10.000 more ladies

this month to see th e exceptional beauty of LissueHandker ch i e f sto see t hesoft, sheer an d faultlessfabr ic and th!o dainty Lissye

designs, W e know thatonce those 10,000 ladieshandle Lissues they willalways bu y t hem. W e

Guar an t ee Six Fr ee fo revery Lissue that losesits colour, in the wash.So lo evefy Inily wh oeends 5d. fo r ON E LiseuoHandkerchief (usual price4jd.) wo will Bend T W O .

-one lovely white. Lissue a n done with a daitity. coloure d bord er.Only onfe orde r from each lady, Sendf ive penny stamps to-day, Addres s;USSU E, Dept, 3/B , 132 Cheapside. Lotidon, E . G .

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A Fine RecipeFor COUGHS or LUNO TROUBLESH e r e is a l i ome- made r emed y t ha t t akes ho ld of acough i ns t an t l y , andwi l J u sua l l y cu r e t he ' mos ts t ubbo r n case in 24 hours . This xecipe mak es Jp in tenough for a whole family. Y o u could no tbu y as much or as good- r eady - ma de Cough Sympfor 8s . .Secure f rom your Chemist l oz . of " P a r m i n t "( Doub l e S t r eng th ) , t ake ' t hi s home an d add t o i ta \ pint of hot wate r a n d i oz s . of Gr anu l a t ed Sugar .Talic oi ie teaspoonful i t imes a d a y . T hi s i eepsperfect ly a n d h a s a pleasant tastechildren l ike it .Br aces u p t h e appe t i t e and ha s 'a strong tonic effectwhich gives renew ed strength' to t hose w h o have-become weak through prolonged i l lness. " P a r -m i n t " is a s t r ong ext r ac t ob t a i ned f r om N or wayW h i t e P m e . T h e r e is no th ing be t t e r fo r coughs ,colds, or L ung T r oub l es , as i t is r ich in gua i aco l ,an d al! the natural heal ing pif lc elements. It iss t r ong ly r ecommended b y Phys i c i ans . T h e p r o m p tresult-s, from this_.i nexpensiv e re med y ..h-as ma defrien:d.s. for it in t housands of homes t h r oughou tE n g l a n d a n d N.tffway.In order ing " Par min t " a lways speci f y t ha t y o uwant Doubl e . .Strength. . Your Cheniist has i t , o rwi i i ge t i t for y o u . If no t , send t o t h e I n t e r na t i ona lL abo r a to r i e s , 62, Oxford-street , Lohdon. W . * -(Advt.J .

A HUNDREDTEARS AGO.Fashions To Be Revived for a

" Coming Ball.Al l th e talk now is of the wonder f u l Hundr ed

Year s A g o Ball which is to take place at t he Alber tHa l l on J u n e 6, or r a t he r o n e should sa y J u n e Gan d 7, for the ball is to begin at t en o'clock oii then igh t of the 6th and to continue unti l f ive o'clocko n t h e m o r n i n g of th e Tth,

The dresses wil l be exquisi te a n d ser iously so .There, is lo be no c lown ing , b u t a real display ofthe toi let tes of 1812. T h e ,ar t ists w h o a r e des ign ingthe frocks and t he a r ess -makei'S a n d mill iners w h oa r e ca r r y ing ou t t he i rideas wil l ' give modernising 'touches t o t he attirCjbut they wil l not i n any^'i.y detract f rom theirvalue iis histor ical examples of t he modes of iihundr ed yea r s a g o , b u twill make th e toi let tesbecoming and " possible ' ' for t he w o m e n ofthe present qe ntury

It is being recal led thatun^^er th e Fr ench Empi r ewhich w a s pr oc l a imed in1801 women . wore mostmagn ihcen l j ewe l l e r y . 'I twas their custom t o p u ton - " f r on t s" i n s t ead oftheir o wn hair a n d t oshow off their wealth b yloading themselves withdiamondfi .T u r bans wer e huge lyfashionable, an


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May 21, 191^ T HE DAI L Y M I RROR Page 11COLONISING FAMILIES EVICTED BY SALVATION AHjMY.

Mr. Philbioolc, one of the evicted tenantSj carried out byfour policemen.

, TTea intli0 voad^vay, M I S . Philbrook and her daughter Ivy inthe arms of the law.Tw oleaveI v y res

H E R E ' S H E A L T HF O R Y O U .

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Page 12 T H E D A IL Y MIR R O R 'Advertisers'' Announcemefiit. May 21, 1912S E R I A L . .

T h e f et or y o f a n U g l y W o m a n .B y G E R T R U D E C A R R S M I T H .

Part III.The Increasing PurposeC H A P T E R X V. ( c o n t in u e d )

Ocla v i a . \ ^a s on the def ens ive . Al though s hewas s o i n t ens e ly s ympathe t i c and f u l l o f un der s tanding, she had a high sense of what was dueto her ns fi wom an. Nor had she ever fouiTd


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May 21, 1912 T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Page 13mmKB A3?D SHAEES

fI Home Raits Relapse on the Thames- Labour Crisis.T H E A M I i O ' B T lN L O B E .

3, COPTHALL B U I L D I N G S , , E . G .. Th H ouse , i s iâin in the me^cil fess han ds-ofi l reade4 uucei lai r i ty . Sot t ie par t of the presenta p d t h v t o w a r d s m a r k e t s m a y he merely " the ah er -mat b. of the reeen t wi ld outh mst of B peci ilat ivea c t i v i t y , b t t h e s t w i n e ^ s i t u a t i o n o f Eu r o p e a n:a0Htics-) s undoi ihted ly in great meas ure resp onsible% r the nervous to i ie which j i iarkets have sudden ly'^veio pedv Th e constant tension at wl i ich thecoui i txy is kept In the mat ter of contfoversial legis-Ifttteni tooj . IS undou btedly tel l ing on busine ss,whi le - the- lecr i idescence of labour t rouble is ye tgnother i inpo r t f t r t t factor maki ng for uneasines s anddist rust . The f inaneiai posi t ion in the 'H ouse is notc a u s i n g so m u c h a n x i e t y a s j i w a s , b u t c o n f i de n c ein 4hi3 respect wi l l jwi t he ful ly re stored unt i l the 'Eo i t h c ' o m i l ^ ' A m e r i c a n M a r c o n i sp e c i a l s e t t l e m e n tis out of the waj ' .

NEW ISSUES AND THE IfVlitlC.. One reassu r ing factor in thcsi t i iat ion is the ap- .parent coiiifidence ofiCity iiiterests in the matter, olnew. issues, of which there is ^ t present an eno r mous rush. Whe ther (his conf idence in the^,publ jc ' s desi re to place i t s moi iey in newenterpr ises i s. just i f ied re mains, to be s een. ,Times seem anythi i ig but .propl t io iss for such-an'outbt i r st /of prospectuses, but i t must be admit ted '- that r thc big in te rests are seldom at faul t in . thei rj u d g m e n t o l t h e p o p u l a r t a s t e i n t h i s re sp e c t . ' P e r -naps the sponsors of the new' issi ies bel ieve that ." the publ ic, m i ts apathy ' towardisexist ing secur i t ies,wi l l ju mp greedi ly at somethin g new.. Those .wh o. at tende d the \Vest Afr ican Mines,meet ing in the expectat ion of a g lowing statemer i tb y t o r d H a r r i s r e g a r d i n g t h e . A n g l o - C o n t i n e n t a l ' sJe m a a l o d e w e r e ^ d o o m e d t o se v e r e d i sa p p o i n t m e n t . ,Lord Ha rr is said the jonly informat ion the comi>any:

had/received. : ' f rom Mr, Balfour in the mat ter wascontained in a cabiegtam, tcceived on Apr i l 25, inwhy;h Mr , Balfour stated that he was unable toconf i tm the hopes that , . the Jemaa.f l t r ike was a t ruet in tode. T here were poin ts g iVing indicat ion ofvery good float, but the lod e wps in. no cas e, de^:f in^ so far as he had a t the t ime car r ied his in-.vest igat ions., T hus al l that shareholde rs at present have to goon is a shor t cableg ram near ly a mon th old . . N o- ,th ing def ini te has yet b een disclosed a s to . theactual value of the discovery, and shareholdersshot i ld cer tainly not be f r ightened out of thei rshares by such vague news as is contained in thecableg rams i^ lready pubi ish ed. I t i s qui te conceivable that "very good f loat" wi l l prove just asprof i table to the icompany as " t rue t in lode. " Inai iy case, i t i s sincerely to be hoped that someful ler statement regardmg the discovery wil l beshor t ly made by the Colonial Of t ice. .. F u r t h e r p r e p a r a t i o n s f o r t o - d a y ' s Tr e a su r y b i l lp a y m e n t s c a u se d r e n e w e d s t r i n g e n c y i n Lo m b a r dStreet yeste rday, and the marke t was forced tobor row a sinal l sum f rom the B ank for a week at3^ 'per cent . , whi le i t sent a fai r number of b i l l s infor discount at 3 per cent . Bank rate was quote dby brokers- for b i l l s of f rom tw o to four mo nths 'date. ' . " ,

I f the reduct ion in our own and the French Bankrates is ever going to produce an y good ef fect up ongi l t -edged secur i t ies i t i s cer tainly a long t imecoming. The prolonged depression in Consols, inface of the favourable moneta ry si tu at ion, i s. creat ing considerable anxiety ar id would seem to indic a t e t h a t t h e m a r k e t i s sw a y e d b y o t h e r a n d m o r epowerful considerat ions. A clearance of the pol i t ical atmosphere both at home and abroad wouldbe welcomed by the Premier Secur i ty , .whieh yes- 'terday fel l a fur ther eighth . -

^ GIAOMY HOME HAILWAY POBEBODINGS.Th e H o m e R a i lw a y m a r k e t - w a s u n h a p p i n e ss. itself. F i r s t a m o n g ' t h e u n se t t l i n g f a c t o r s w a s t h eacute labour t rouble at the Por t of Lo ndo n; whi let h e d i sp u t e o n t h e C e n t r a l Lo n d o n R a i l w a y a n dt l ie d i incul ty , in the coalf ields overthe minim umw a g e h e l p e d t o p l u n g e p r i c e s , i n t o d e e p d e p r e ss i o o ,In their f i t of pessimism engendered by Jiese adverse inf luences, dealers begat t to talk gloomily ofthe coming, d ividend season, and they found plentyiof"groi ind for d ismal forebbdines. Oniy stv enweeks now remain before the end of the half -year ,and al l the leading companies are st i l l faced withhuge t raff ic decreases. I t cer tainly , look s as i f thecoming dividend record wil l be one of . the mostdisast rous ever exper ienced by Br i t ish rai lway companies. . *No sect ion of the market managed to escape theonslaug ht , and pr ices at the close were, at thei rworst . Sel lers at tacked in a more or less deter mined degree the staid Heavies, as wel l as the morespeculat ive t rade stocks, the Scot t ish favour i tes, theU n d e r g r o u n d s a n d t h e S o u t h e r n e r s . F a l l s o f apoint were qui te common," South-E astern Defer redand Great Nor thern Defer red being especial ly prominent in the relapse wi th losses of I J and I J re

spect ively . , _ . . . , .Amer ican market at tent ion for the t ime being isc e n t r e d i n C a n a d i a n P a c i f i e s , b u t Y a n k e e s p r o p e rmanaged to maintain a cheer ful tone, being helpedby the news that the anthraci te miners have beenordered to resum e work to-morrow. Th e sat isfact o r y N e w Y o r k b a i i k s ' s t a t e m e n t a n d t h e G o v e r n ment crop repor t , which was rather bet ter than hadbeen expe cted, also exer ted a helpful inf luence,and al though Wall S treet d id pract ical ly nothing i i ithe af ternoon, the enhanced opening levels werem o s t l y im p r o v e d u p o n . A m a l g a m a t e d C o p p e r sand Steels were both good features.Hea vy deal ing and wild f luctuat ions we re Jâinthe order of the da y. in the mar ket iot G a n a d i a nPacif ies, _ Ber l in , st i l l smar t in g under the BburseC o m m i ss i o n e r ' s e m p h a t i c w a r n i n g a g a i n s t e x c e s sive speculat ion, came in a heavy sel te^ and theshares di 'opped rapidly f rom 2723 to below 271. . W a l l_Sliteet, hwvevî, put quite a aiffieieiit ceaaplesioa

THIS MORNING'S NEWS ITEMS._ Pr incess Alexander of Teck opened a loan exhibi-t ion of p icture s in oi ls by Ruo ens in aid of thef u n d s o f t h e N a t i o n a l . H o sp i t a l f o r t h e P a r a l y se d, a n d Ep i l e p t i c y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n a t ' t h e D o w d e s -wel l Gal ler ies, 160, New Bond-st reet .' The M ikado yesterda y rcceived-a t .Tokio, saysRei i ter , Vice-Admiral si r Alf red W' instoe, commander - in-chief in China, n 'nd the of f icers of theC h i n a F l e e t .

Capable of holding the largest warships, theM e d w a y F l o a t i n g - D o c k , b u i h a t W a l l s e n d a t acost of ^6207,006' will arrive at Sheeriiess onJu n e 1 2 .The-cycl ist who was fatal ly in jured by a motor -o m n i b u s - a t S u r b i t o n o n S u r f o a y - w a s i d e n t i i i e d y e a -terday-as Richard Harr i s, of Corf ield-st reet , Bethn alG r e e n .

. . Fai l inf f f rom the.plat forn) at Mar t in Mil l S tat ion,n e a r D o v e r , y e s t e r d a y , Q u a r t e r m a s t e r - . S e r g e a n tK e e n e , o f t h e A r m y P a y C o r p s , D o v e r , w a s c a u ' g htby a t rain and severely in ju red.

The King last evening received Mr , Asqui th ina u d i e n c e a t B u c k i n g h a m P a l a c e .Estate of ^131,S60 is lef t , in the wi l l just proved,of the late Mr . P . A. Wil l iam s, of I Jarbr o Hal ! ,W o r c e s t e r .S t u m b l i n g o v e r a p a i l a t S w a n se a , y e s t e r d a yTames Robbins, aged seven, fel l beneath a t rain to'Mumbles, which passes near a road, and was ki l led .Mr . Al lan Nickel , - a wel l -known Amer ic an, d ieddur ing the voyage of the Kronpr inzessin Cecel ia^which ar r ived at P lymouth yesterday f rom NewY o r k .

. W i t h S i r - H e r b e r t T r e e a s S h y l o c k a n d M i ssPhyl l is Nei lson Ter ry as Por t ia in " The Mercha ntof Venice," the eighth Shakespeare fest ival began- l a s t n i g h t a t H i s M a j e s t y ' s Th e a t r e .P A S I S , M a y 2 0 . Th e w o r l d ' s h e i g h t r e c o r d f o ra di r ig ible was beaten to-day I jy the CJci i iei i t - .B a y a r d I I I . j w h i e h r o se a t M o t t e - B r e u i l w i t h s i passengers to an al t i tude Of 9 ,393f t .

on the mat ter . Dur i ng the af ternoon the shareswere bid .fox f reely , u l t imately closing with a gainof a half on the day at 272, after-being 272^1.Gran d Tiui jks fel l wi th Canad as at the outseta n d f a i l ed , t o p a t t i d p a t e i n t h e ra l l y w h i c h e n su e d .Mexicans were quiet and neglected, b ut 'Lc opold inaS t oc k f u r t h e r r a l l i ed . B r a z i l , C o m m o n w a s . a g a i nsold freely , but closed above the worst at H2 ,bein g l i dov\-n on the da y.Th e p r e v a i l i n g d e p r e ss i o n sp r e a d e v e n t o t h eF o r e i g n m a r k e t a m o s t u n u su a l e v e n t. P e r u v i a n s w e r e - su b j e c t e d t o h e a v y se l l i n g , . t h e O r d i n a r y a n d .P r e f e r e n c e d r o p p i n g , ' j i - q u a r t e r , a n d .fres pee t ive ly .a nd Chi if iese were also of fered ratherf i e e l y . On c o m p e ti t i on f e a r s . N i c a r a g u a n S i x e srose ti t o " 8 1 ^ o n , t h e s t a t e m e n t , t h a t a: ; 'sytidjcateo f N e w . . Y o r k - b a n k e r s h a s - a ssu m e d \ N i c a r a g u a sforeign debt . , . ,O n e o f t h e f e w f ir m f e a t u r e s i n t h e I n d u s t r i a lm a i r k e t s w a s H u d s o n ' s B a y s , w h i c h r a l h e d ah a l f a f t e r t h e i r r e c e n t d e c l i n e . M a r c o n i s w e r eo f fe r e d a n d > . a n d O . D e f e r r e d - d r o p p e d f if te e np o i n t s to 35 5 , M a y p o l e D a i r y D e f e r r e d : sh a r e sheld their recent b ig r ise, despi te the of f iciald e n i a l o f t h e sh a r e - sp l i t t i n g r u m o u r s .I INGGIS AND THE BEPOHT.

I n v i e w o f t h e d e p r e s s i o n e l se w h e r e - p r e v a i l i n g ,t h e f i r m t o n e d i sp l a y e d b y R u b b e r sh a r e s w a sq u i t e , a p l e a sa n t su r p r i se . M u c h o f t h e r e c e n tsteady sagging of pr ices has been the resul t oft h e c l o s in g of w e a k b u l l a c c o u n t s , a n d n o w t h a tt h e l i q u i d a t i o n h a s r u n i t s c o u r se t h e m a r k e t p o s i -t ior i i s extremely sound compared with many oft h e o t h e r sp e c u l a t i v e d e p a r t m e n t s o f t h e H o u se .One or two of the leading shares scored qui tesu b s t a n t i a l g a i n s , L i n g g i s b e i n g p r o m i n e n t w i t ha r ise of, n inepe nce to 34s. on the repor t . Onl yabout iOO tons, i t i s expecte d, wi l l be of fered att h e i n t e r m e d i a t e . a u c t i o n sa l e w h i c h o p e n s t o - d a y ,a n d i d e a l e r s a n t i c i p a t e t h a t p r i c e s sh o u l d a t l e a s tbe maintained at the last sale ' s levels. .A se n sa t i o n a l c o l l a p se m U r a l s . p r o v i d e d ^ h emaih feature ' in the Oi l share market . .Shop. su p po r t s e e m e d t o b e su d d e n l y w i t h d r a w n , a n dthe pr ice col lapsed beneath the weight of the unw i e l d y b u l l a c c o u n t b u i l t u p d u r i n g t h e r e c e n tv i o l e n t g a m b l e . Th e sh a r e s d e c l i n e d s t e a d i l ythroughout , and at the clQse showed a loss pf asmuch as 17-32 at 3 15-16. In the S tre et they fel lstill further to 3 27-32. Shel ls wêre also freelyo f f e re d , a n d M e x i c a n Ea g l e s , S p ie s , a n d t h eEg y p t i a n sh a r e s g a v e w a y sh a r p l y . . -A n g l o - C o n t i n e n t a l s m o n o p o l i se d c h i e f a t t e n t i o ni n ' t h e M i n i n g m a r k e t s , t h e r e m a r k s o f Lo r dH a r r i s a t t h e W e s t A f r i c a n M i n e s m e e t i n g b e i n gfol lowed by -a fa l l to 2 5-16 in the pr ice of thesh a r e s . O t h e r N i g e r i a n s w e a k e n e d i n sy m p a t h y .S o u t h A f r i c a n s r e m a i n e d u t t e r l y f e a t u r e l e s s , w i t h 'pr ices sl ight ly lower for , choice. Copp er sharesr e m a i n e d d u l l , w i t h ^ Ti n t o s r a t h e r f r e e l y o f f e re d ,but Bar r ier shares displayed a f i rm f ront , Br i t i shr ising 6d. to 58s.

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