, 1911-05-17

-" messages were sent and seceived, ana
r. Aldershot aeropIuue with 4 machine
rnn attacked a du12jble. MIR. Balloor
53scanded, to the delight OF the army and
navy witnesses.
Mr. Farrell. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, ut
.bo bend of a delegation ia full oIlicjal rc-a-
In presented a petition in favour Of Woman
surface at the bar Of the House OF Com
mons.
At S~andringlam until after the Coronation.
F." me budget is expected to be introduced
on Tuesday, only small changes are likely,
nerhaps a plan for poPuJarlzln8 consoIs
among small investors.
1 Pekin despatch says the Government
70 planning to increase the recent four
nowar loan for construction of trunk lines,
hitherto MANNED under domestic concessions,
onoin.t whose revocation the provinces
,1Tote asst japan regards the recent reorganl-
lotion of the Government as pro-American.
St Petersburg despatch states that
Poron Rnsen. Ambassador to the United
states has been appointed director OF the
Foraion Office during the lndlsposltlon OF
NJ Sazouoff. Minister for Foreign Atfalr,sand
the hitter may perhaps retire, Baron Rosen
succeeding hfm.
New York, May 13th-The Admiral
rarraou which sailed from Philadelphia on
Thursday for Port Antonio, jamaica, coIhded
with the Ward Liner Merida off Cape Henry.
Tbe latter sank alter tIanshlpment OF all eA-
cent q boat load Of the crew, who took 10 the
boat as the Merida fOundered. The fafra-
ont retransferred all to the Old Dominion
Liner Hamilton, which proceeded to Nor
folk and the Battleship Iowa conveyed the
Forroout towards the shoals floating upon
80 ,,1 ,11paaAIn9 CtpTn fore
MOST The Merida's 1877 passengers, mostly
NexIcan refugees, were transferred between
midnioht and five a. IN. yesterday. The
Merida was from Havana due at New
York Yesterday.
Mexican advices state that Senior Madero
has established a capital ut } ual ez, appointed
a cabinet aud is seeking "a recognition Of
beIIigerency. Fearing the capture Of Mex
leo city the United States Ambassador has
initiated the cooperation of all foreigners for
self defense. Foreigners dread amy United
States intervention rs e~ndangellng them,
and the United States is taking no action.
President Diuz will resist to the last.
Washington, May 18th Representative
Norris has given notice that he viii move
for an investigation of the sugar industry,
With the intention Of discovering over capl-
ta|lization and excessive profits OF the sugar
trust, as a basis for altering customs duties
on sugar in favour OF consumers.
st. Thomas, May 13tl-Tikiug not yet
Aoatod. Tugs returned yesterday afternoon
after several unsuccessful attempts. Vessel
on coral rocks.
London, May l5th-The race for the
Great Jubilee handicap at kempton Park
on Saturday was won by Sir George Muir
rays Bachelors double, Nh. 2. RaIlJs Wolfe
Land second, and Mr.. i Joela The Story
third.
In the second half Of the match for the
Rackets Championship on Saturday between
Williams and Jamsetj3 the former won by
fifteen to seven.
In the InternationaI Golf match ut Port
Rush, the United Kingdom beat the United
States and British colonies.
In Scotland versus England for the Inter
national Shield, Miss Dorothy Campbell lost
to Mss Cecil Leitch.
The death is announced Of Sir Edward
Bradford, formerly COMMISSIONS Of the
Metropolitan Police.
Mrs, Buruaby, sister Of Lord DeIamere,
has probably been fatally injured by a fail
from a window Of her residence IN Wilton
Place.
Mr. Tlovd Ge0roe has received q delega-