, 1911-03-11

control events, and Bus health lS dtcAlfd TO
be good. While accounts differ, the inter
vention Of the Unit 4 States would not be
surprising, although at present not iuteudeJ.
Trinidad, 9tb-MC.C. all OUT at lis pm.
for 1877 runs, Trinidad thus Winning by an
innings and 81 runs.
Trinidad 9th Please read MEG score
unaltered from Yesterday evening, 4. r.
Somerset being bowled without SCORING.
Trinidad won by an innings and q runs
S. Burton, Gaus5en and Wilmington did not
bar, being uuwell, the %ldtter's injured wrist
preventing HIM going IN. Bowling Johu
2 for n, Pascal , for 30. CumheIbach l for
II, Rogers l for 81, Bennett / for 0, Ciprlanl
o for /. Weather fine, wicket good. Return
match commences noon tomorrow, when 1T
is hoped Burton, Gausseu and Wilmington
viii be able to play.
Copenhagen, March l0th-The Frederiks-
berg Municipality has contracted a loan OF
SIX million crowns,
FIX Director of the Dotailhandier Bank
Hansen has been sentenced to eight months
Imprisonment for a false statement OF &c
counts.
The deaths have taken place Of Surgeon
General Hempol and Commodore N'vl8o-
ton Inspector Hammer.
ne DI. UNu Gu i4Nt y N7'NiNN' , N'Ai'CS
her passengers being Dr. Boyer. The St Tho
mas passed the Lizard yesterday.
London, March l0th-Franklin, the man
who was sentenced to six weeks imprlson-
ment for assuulting MIR. Churchill IN the
train when returning from Bradford last
November, has again been arrested, Tor smash
ing AIr. Churchills windows in protest
against the arrest Of his FREUD Abbey, who
was caught when climbing back from the
fence Of Mr.. Asquith's residence III Downing
Street during the recent suffragette demon
%atration there. and who has since been forcl-
bly, fed by the police.
1t is announced that Lord Kitchener will
command 'Le troops, numbering fifty thou
sand, at the coronation.
Mr.. Justice Eady has ordered the Crystal
Palace to be sold, with leave for the defend
ants to appeal.
The Battereea Borough Council has order
ed the destruction of the Brown Dog statue
erected by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In the House of Commons Nj. Jowett
asked whether there was any under
standing with France for assistance by Bril-
fish troops in any eveutuaIity, aud MIR.
Nc Kinnou Wood, on behalf oil Sir Edward
Grey, answered No.
The Foreign Office authorizes the state
ment that Mr. Bryce has not been instruct
ed regarding Mexican events and the proce-
dure of the United States. Don Miguel
Covarrubias, the Mexican Minister in Lon
don, welcomes a friendly patrol Of the dis
turbed border by the United States.
A leading article in the Daily Mail SAYS
the duties under Monroeism require the
United States TO safeguard foreigners under
prevailing conditions. The Morning Post
expresses similar views. The Daily News
limits its approval to the maintenance OF
order along the border. Intervention, it says,
would be indefrnsible, especia not for sup
port Of the tyranny which is the soc protec-
ton for wasteful concessions, which the rer ?
Iutionists will revise IN the public interest
The German Press is agItated and un-
friendly towards the United States. The
Berlin Post is Of opinion that the United
States desires the control Of the territory
separating The United States from the Pana-
ma Canal, and is taking the first steps to-
wards the annexation Of Mexico and Genital
America.
Washington, March 10th-Fresident Taft
has sent a message to President Diaz saying
there is no cause for anxiety, and the man
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