, 1911-02-15

annually, upon the main arteries of t.ravel.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford has ra-
tired.
A fire occurred at Crewe House, Mayfair,
on the FIRST day after Lady Crewe's ae-
eouchement Of a son, but it was unnecessary
to remove Her IAdyship, the damage beiuy
eonRned to the upper stories. The ElrI Of
CreWe and the Earl Of Rosebery watched the
fremen.
England and Austria have signed a con
ventiou that disagreemouts not yielding to
diplomatic adjustment are to be referred to
the Hague tribunal, with the exception of
vital interests.
At Douai, While testing a military aero
plane, the pilot, Noel, and a passenger, Della
TORE, were killed. This makes forty-two
killed.
New York, FEB. 18th -Advices from
Haiti say the executions have been stopped
upon the Bishops appeal.
Barbados, ll-Shooting for Swettenham
Cup Match today, Barbados scored ISL,
Bowel 80, Hinksou SO, Kaye So.
Barbados, Feb. l0th-B ubados WI. c.. G..
commenced LIST innings $40 p m, and at
close Of pay 6 pm. score was 157 for 4
wickets r. ChaIIenor 20, G.. CEaIlenor 16.
Tarllton not out 81, II. b. Austin %. Good.
win 30; G. A. Brown not out lG, extrns 10
wicket good.
Barbados, Feb. 11th-Cricket. Barbados
v. M.C.C. Barbados resumed play at II am.
continuing 1st innings on perfect wicket
score at luncheon time 3O7 for 7 wickets.
Tarilton 81, c.. A. Browne 81, Gibbs not oat
So, Archer not out 46 extras 20.
Barbados, 11th-Play resumed 1.45 m,
all out for 1852 Gibbs IS, Archer So, WOrme
not out 26: extras 81. Bowling analysis
Haorpa , yvin1ot, F,r 1OD C.. ,
wickets for G3 Smith, 3 wickets for 81;
Young, 2 wickets for 43 Browne, 0 wickets
for So. Weather and wicket perfect.
Barbados, l1th.-Cricket: NJ. @. G. second
innings started 2.25 p, m. and closed at 5.44,
l91 runs; Gaussen -, Smith %, Brown 81,
Hearne So, Somerset As, extras /; ID. c. Bur
ton absent, hurt. Bowling analysis: Worme
2 wkts, for IS, 9. r. Browne 4 wkts. for 50,
q Challenor 2 Wkts. for 25, Austen L wkt. for
80. Barbados thus winning by an innings
and p runs, weather fine, wicket perfect.
st. Thomas 12th-IngoIf arrived from
Porto Rico last night.
London, February 13th.-Mr. HazIeton
has withdraw his defence against Mr.. limo
thy Heuly's action, and will accept an order
voiding his election for North Louth. MI.
Healy reserved the right to prove his case.
Mr.. Hazleton was elected unopposed at the
recent bye election at North Galway.
Sir Thomas Lipton's N5sajIant has been sen
fenced to a fine of five pounds on a months
Imprisonment.
Sir Francis Cation has bequeathel his re-
siduary estate to the London University, for
the encouragement of National Eugenics.
The Liberator, of which Jqmes is the editor,
reappears with an eight column review of the
trial Of Myths and declares it will retry the
case in its own time and way. 1t contains
an anonymous letter asserting that a Catho-
lie priest performed the morganatic marriage
ceremony.
Mr.. McKinuon Wood, under Secretary of
the Foreign Office, in a speech, said that in
the Governments opinion England will be
held responsible if the defeat of the Decla,
ration of London should obstruct the princi-
pies of the international agreement, thus
diminishing British influence ana revtv1ng
the contest in ornaments. The Declaration
upon the whole was, he said, favourable to
England.
Answering a question in the House of
Commons, Mr.. Wood said that Germany.
Denmark, Japan and other nations support
ed Englands protest against Russia extend
ing her jurisdiction along the Archangel
coast of the White Sea from three to twelve