, 1912-09-11

6fl 6nJ SauCJuuIlOS " II odih"
every country, tue distribution of power and
heat for industrial purposes fAOm central
electrical stations, and the prevention OF
tuberculosis were the subjects discussed at
Dundee yesterday.
At a congress at Newport, Monmouth
SHIRE, the Trade UDionisls cast an over
whelming vote against the compulsory az
bitratlon of trade disputes.
Advices from St. Petersburg state that the
number of CONCESSIONS to German industrial
concerns by China alarms Russia, who sus-
poets that the concessions have been obtain
ed in return for loans made to China with
out restrictions as to the use TO which they
are to be put. ST. Petersburg believes Chi
ma is utilizing he money i'll purchasing arms
and ammunition.
The death is announced Of Dr.. Johan
Burchard, Chief Burgomaster of Hamburg.
The Kaiser has returned to Germany, and
is stated to have been favonrably impressed
by the Swiss military maneuvres.
Barbados, 7th-The case, in which Andres
O'Donnell, a Peruvian, residing in this island,
who was arrested professionally ninety days
ago and detained in custody during that
time, pending eXtradition proceedings, on II
charge of being generally concerned along
with others in committing atrocities on hu-
man beings in the Putumayo district, WAS
continued yesteRday, the charge being chang
ed to that of murder. After attain formal
evidence was taken bail was refused, and the
defendant remanded in custody until Tues
day next.
San Juan, 7th.-Eight a. m. Friday, one
death San Juan, one death San ] URGE.
St. thomas, this. S. St. Thomas from
Europe arrived 7 a. IN.
Lo don, Sept. 9th~-The gunfring tie, It's of
the battle cruiser "Prnctss Royal" have
been entirely successful. Her contractors
assert that her speed of thirty two Knots
gives Great Britain the fastest battleshlp III
the world.
Every European country is now holding
autumn m~an9uvres, three hundred thousand
men being attld in England, France and
Germany alone, while the lesser Powers have
also planned mau9uvres for IA large propoE-
tion of their regular forces. Alrmen will
play II greater part than ever before, Eng
land will have an air feet of twenty tour and
the army airship Gamma. The British
maneuvres will employ sky thousand men,
beginning to-day, and continuing until The
twentieth, thv first movement being an in
fantry test IN repelling a continental myn-
sion on the eastern coast. The headquarters
of the directing staff are at Cambridge
where the King wa stay.
Captain Hamilton and Lieutenant Stewart,
Of the army mir corps, have been killed at
Steyenage where their machine became unn-
manageable and collapsed, taking from n
height of $50 feet.
The Government has placed an order with
the Scottish oil companies for the delivery
Of two bundled thousand tons of fuel oil for
the navy.
The Admiralty has invited the Duchess Of
Marlborough to perform the christening
ceremony Of the new dreadnought "Mnrlbo-
rough.
The trade Unions have taken the prelimi-
nary steps towards the organization Of n
trade union bank, the chief business of which
Will e The accumulation of reserve funds for
the trade Union movement. The bank will
be on cooperative lines.
1t is announced that the anti-Home Rule
campaign will be launched i'll Ulster within
the next few days.
Eleven thousand pounds have already been
subscribed towards Mr. Booths proposed
training institution for the Salvation Army.
The french aviator NJ Garlos has reached
an altitude of five thousand metres, the great
est elevation ever attained.