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Bompay, Aug. 14.— Preparations are about completed for the despatch of 12,009 troops to South Africa.

A number of transports are in readiness in Indian waters and inthe event of war the troops will be embarked sim ultaneous- ly bere and at Calcutta.

' Dalhousie Undergraduate Drowned

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{Specrat TO Tux Examiner.)

Hatrrax, Ang. 14,—Murray McKay, a : second year undergradua'e of Dalhousie ' College, has been drovned ut Pictou.

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Death of Senator Bellerose.

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Orrawa, Aug. 14 —The death of Sena- | tor Bellrose, aged 79, is anounced making 'the fourth vacancy in the Upper House.

ENGLAND'S ARMY

} a German Critic Points out Some | Weak Points

Brau.v, Aug. li—The first o! a séries of criticisms on the British army by a German oba-rver appears inthe July nuw.« ber of the Berl : Neue Militarische Blat- jer. Tne author, Herr A. A roung, ape pears to write with much kuowiledge ot his subj-ct.

Dealing with the recruiting question Herr Hornung calls attention w the practice the authorities have been forced into of lowering the conditions of en- listment as regards age, chest meas- urement, and general fitne3* for service. “The bulk of the English reguiar army, hesays,“iscomp sed ofan element insuffi ciently trained,phys cally and mentally, ”

Touching on the state of the militias Herr Hornung points out that the officerf of this branch of the army are 700 saorio the number required.

Coming to the volunteers, the German

critic puts his fiager on a number of weak points, including the insufficient allowance of cartridget, and the deficiency of ran- es. ‘Under the new regula‘ions,” he adds ihe maximum distance atwhich vol- unte-r marksmen practise is 600 yards. But with the Lee-Metfori rifle, with | which this force is now armed, the dis- tarce, in my Opinion, should be increased, to at lear t 1,000 yard.”

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THE BATTLE ON IN FRANGE

Arrest of “a Number of Bonapartists

THE OPENING OF THE DREYFUS MARTIAL

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Seizure of an Orleans Newspaper by the Police.

(Seecta To Tae Examiner.)

Paris, Aug. 14.—The police have seized the Drapeau newspaper office in the house of Mr. Andre De Buffet representative of the Duke of Orleaas, was searched and & number of papers seized.

Mr. Maillard of the Petit Parision staff has been arrested,

Paris, Aug. 14.—Emily Crawford in her review of the rituation says France is divided into two hostile forces and tha; the battle has begun in rea] arrest.

The first few days of the Dreyfus cour.~ marual were but ekirwishing.

The arrest of Pan! Deroulede and twenty tbreeof his Bonapartist all‘es be- tokens the gathering of the storm.

The Dreyfus trial is a trial of strength which cannot end in a drawn fight.

It willbe a desperate combat, io which neither side willyield unless utterly rout-~ ei,

AT THE WORLD'S MEET.

The Events Contested---More Re-

cords Broken.

[Special to THE FXAMISER ]

Montrea., Aug. 14.—At the World’s Bicycle Meet ihe ieaca race for the Luter- national Shield was won by the Uawed States.

Major Taylor, of Bosiou, won the two mile professioual race, defeating Tom Butler aod Cuarics McCarthy.

The five mile tandem present race was wou by Fred Hooper and John Anetsou, who broke a!! previous reco-ds io 10 mins. and 14 1-5 seconde.

Wiison Coleman, of Boston, won the five mile handicap professional.

Carl Peabody, of Chaicago, won the special one mile race for the Columbus

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“Trophy. The sixty-two mile race was won by Harry Gibson, of Cincinatti.

French Schconer Sunk.

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Lonpon, Aug. 14 —l.e French echooner Paurboto was sunk iu collision yesterday off Lowestoff, by the steamer Hercules. Seven persons drowned. The steamer

reacued the remainder of the crew.

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Lonpon, August 11,.—Specials from Bom- bay report rain iu Allahabao, Madras, and Deccan and Bengal and showirgia Bombay. The goveroment’s anxiety in regard to the possibility of a famine is therefore relieved.

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LOST.—On Kensington Rifle Range an orthoeptic. Finder will be rewarded by leav- ing same with keeper of Kange or with Mr. Stewart, School Board Offices.

The lad who was entrusted with my violin at the Scotch Gatheri ae, now asked to place it with the captainofthe Alameda. D, Mc- Donald, Ferryman, New Dominion, ona

LABORI SHOT.

The Counsel For Captain Dreyfus

AMBUSHED AND SHOT AT BY} TWO SCOUNDRELS. Wounded in Back. Still Alive But Worst Feared

(SpeciaL to Tue Examiver }

Reyyes, August 14.—The latest de velopement inthe Dreyfus case caps the climax of sensationalism. Yesterday Maitre Lobori, the able lawyer who 2as conducted the Dreyfus case,was ambushed bytwo men.

One shot was fired,anc Mr. hit on the baek.

Mr. Labori fell inthe roadway. He was still alive this morning, but it is believed he will die from the wound.

The misereant who fired the cowardly shot was arrested. .

Labori was

THE WEST HURON CASE

Presbyterian Preacher Denounces the Corruption of it

(3vectat To THE ExaMINs®)

Orrawa,Aug. 14.—Rev. Profeesor Rose, of Montreal, Presbyterian College, preacb~ ing in the Bank Street Preebyterian Church last night, spoke of the West Huron election scandal asa biot upon national life, infl'cted, not in the wild and wooly west, or in benighted Quebec but ia Godly Ontario.

He denounced the participat on is such politica! office.

methods by men bigh ia public

Thiugs are Looking Warlike.

Loxpon, Angust I11.—The Daily Mail pudlisnes the following despatch from Johbanuesburg: By the ep>cial article add. ed the Groadwet (the constitution of the Transvaal) the President is authorized, in the event of war, rebellion or other emer« gency, to proclaim martial law, and to compelevery inhabitant of the republic to bear arms in its defence. The Volksraad adopted this amendment with eothusiasm. Tne Pretoria forts are being sirergthened and Boer agents are buying up “all the ava)lable draught oxen io Bechuanaland.

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