, 1911-03-29

them.
Sr Wilfrid Laurier has warned the mem
bprs of the Liberal party engaging passages
for the coronation, that the session will be
prolonged, and all except the official dele
cation should remain and should be prepar-
ed to cancel their reservations of accomOda-
ton.
Washington, March 25th-It is officially
denied that the mobil zation has any con-
nection with any treaty between Japan
and Mexico. This is apropoS of state
ments that cancellation of that treaty will
cause the withdrawal of the troops. The
insurgents have issued a manifesto, that the
suspension Of constitutional guarantees is
unlawful, and when the insurgents triumph
and the constitution is restored, the authors Of
their suspension will be punished, means
while any execution under their su D nsion
will be followed by reprisals. 1t is reported
that Americans have been executed under
the suspension Of the constitution. Shots
have been fired across the Amer6c can border.
Irlnldad 25th-Clean bills Of health are
again being issued,
jamaica 25th-First cricket match NJ. O.
c.. V Jca. commenced yesterday jamaica Won
toss, Started batting on perfect wicket inninos
closed for 263, Holt u, Hull "a, G, Foster.
33 NJ. c. 9. first innings n for one wicket
Holloway run out 35, Wilmington not out
Al. Hearne took six wiokets for SO.
St. Thomas 25th-St. Jan from Europe
arrived six a. IN.
Jamaica, March 25th-M. C. c. versus
jamaica: Game resumed to-day, slow wicket.
NJ. c. G. first innings closed for 318, Whit
tington not out ll5, Burton 81, Kennedy
took four wickets for 81, jamaica second
innings l 7 for four Holt bowled, Smith
"a, Japaica outfeld exceptionally brilliant,
game concluded Monday.
London, March 27th-In the annual Ok
ford V Cambridge Athletic gathering, Cam
bridge won SIX and Oxford four events.
Putnam of Oxford, Il Rhodes scholar, beat
the worlds hammer-throwing record by five
feet.
For the Inter-University boat race next
Saturday there is no betting and no favour
lite upon the present form of the crows.
In the football semi-tinals Bradford gain
ed three against Blackburn none. 1t is ex-
pected that III the finals Newcastle Will beat
Bradford and retain the cup.
The MacKay Edwards motorboat built
for the Monaco races, ON her trial trip made
fifty eight knots an hour, a worlds record.
The London Brighton and South Coast
Railway Company, encouraged by the sue
cess of the electriication of its suburban
lines, will |electrify its entire system, which
is expected to be completed III 1916.
The steamers Irishbrook and Vile de Bor-
deaux collided off Beachy Head and both
foundered. The crews narrowly escaped in.
boats.
The Times announces that the King
will receive the Polo players going to the
United States to recover the cup. His Males
ty saw the Americans win ia 1909.
The Manchester Spinners' Federation has
rejected the proposal of the American section
not to run on Saturdays for three months.
At Mouzon, France, NJ. Sommer flew with
thirteen passengers, weighing 1876 pounds.
The flight was shorter than NJ. Brequet's,
The Emperor Francis Joseph entertained
the German Emperor, who is en- route for
Corfu, 1T Vienna, end at Venice His Majesty
was received by the Duke of Abruzzi and
sailed for Corfu. There were no festivities
and the populace showed no cordially, on
account Of the Emperor's abstention from
the Italian jubilee celebration.
A Rome despatch announces that Signor
Giolitti has completed his Radical Socialist.
cabinet, but the names of its members have
not been announced.
A st. Petersburg telegram says NJ. Stoly-
pin retains his Office, and his opponents have