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WHO WILL BE
LAUREATE?

It will be a matter of great
interest to see who will receive
the appointment of poet laure
ate in England. Rudyard Kip-

ling and Thomas Hardy are
considered two of the most
likely possibilities for the

surprised if these illustrious
writers were passed over and
the honor awarded to some less
known and perhaps younger
man.

Both Kipling and Hardy are
perilously near being “back
numbers.’ Hardy's fame was
won, after all, with his novels
rather than with his poems,
and in both his nevels and his
poems he displays a paganism
which makes him impossible of
acceptance to a farge portion
of the British public. Kipling,
on the other hand, carried his
jingoism to such an extent that
the value of bis work has be-
come somewhat discredited.
He ruined his reputation at the
time of the Boer war by his
talk about “good killings” and

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than for the vigor of his po

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choice which would be emi

nently safe, if not, perhaps,
notably glorious.
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|\A LITTLE NOTE

‘FOR WALKERS.

While Prince Rupert cannot
vet easily accommodate the
enthusiasts who like a fifteen
mile tramp every Saturday
afternoon, with an occasional
thirty miler on whole holidays,
the city can offer the pedestrian
not only sufficient exercise to
keep in good health, Dut also
the greatest of pleasure in its
magnificent scenery If we
oceasionally have a little rain}
or mist, and such weather has |
been very rare of late, we can

 

 

 

EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF GERMANY.

now boast evenings that are |

almost as long as an ordinary| The above is the latest and best picture of the Kaiser and his
southern day, and which in} imperial spouse, and it was taken upon the day Germany
splendor are worth two of the | celebrated their Emperor's twenty-five year reign of unbroken

 

finest days usually enjoyed in| peace.
the east. On such evenings
any one who has the habit of}

walking can get the keenest of
relish from a walk to Seal Cove}

 

the like. And sinee then many
of his poems have been of such |
a violently partisan nature as)
would not lead us to suppose)
that he has greatly increased|
his store of common sense

and back. And if he is one of}
these people who walk with!

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY AND
cassie thir thes cavegh tn on ATTITUDE OF GERMAN WAR LORD

hour or two of walking, why, | pREDERICK

' WILLIAM LEFT TESTAMENT THAT CONSTITU-
we are still prepared for him.|

TION SHOULD BE REVOKED—PRESENT EMPEROR FINDS

"FALLS DEAD CHOOSING
COFFIN FOR HIS WIFE

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Double Funeral ‘1s Arranged for
Loving Couple Grim Reaper
Failed to Part

June 23
employed

New York, nk, bL
Douglass, long the
department of bridges, died sud
denly in the parlor of his home
in Brooklyn, while
with an undertaker the funeral!
of his wife, who had died earlier
in the day after a long illness.

Mr. Douglas, prior to the un
dertaker’s arrival, complained of
a headache He was

severe

his wife when he fell lifeless

pointing to an illustration of a
double casket

Mr. Douglass was
wife, Alexina Garden

54 Both were born

56, and his
Douglass,

in Charles

ton, 8.C., and had lived in Brook
ivn for thirty-five years. A dou
ble funeral with a double casket

was held,

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Sofia, Bulgaria, June 23,—The
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