, 1913-02-08

Helena" ~Qaughter).
Lord Glantawe's daughter has been elect
ed q director of the Swansea and Mumbles
Railway; she is the only woman director in
England.
Advices from Toxic state that the Mikado
dispersed the Diet five days following the
vote of no confidence in the Katsura Minis
try, which was charged with demonstrations
al methods and disregard of the popular
will. A general election is expected.
Dispatches from the seat of war state that
the Bulgarians are pressing the Turks ut
Adrianople and throughout the Peninsula,
while at Gallipoli the situation is not essen
TALLY altered.
New York, Feb, 7th-It is reported from
San Salvador that several a~ssassins attacked
President Manuel Aranjo, who was seriously
stabbed, but will recover. Their leader, q
Guatemalan, named Mulatillo, has been ar
rested, and confessed that the plot was laid
IN Guatemala.
St. Lucia, 6th-His Royal Highness
Prince Albert landed at $50 pm, accom-
panied by Capt. Smith of H.M.S. Cumber-
land, and drove about the town amidst great
popular demonstration.
Jamaica, 7th-H. MS Sirius arrived s am.
local.
Barbados, 9Th The players in the test
eleven are, Cumberbatch, Rogers and Pras-
call from Trinidad, Lay1e from Demerara.
O~llivierre from St. Vincent, Phillips from
Grenada, and G.. Challenor, r. Challenor.
Tariton, Browne and Gibbs from Barbados.
Ince is twelfth man. The wicket was affect
ed by rain. The M.C.C. won the toss and
sent in the test eleven. Rogers and Layne
opened the batting, at "a Rogers was caught
at slip for fourteen. At the same total Raj
or caught and bowled Layne for twenty.
Relf caught r. ChaIlenor at 80, at fortyfve
Geo. Challenor was given L. B. W. and four
wickets were down with one run added.
Ollivierre was caught at slip for seven. The
wicket was playing very badly, and Hum
phreys was turning nicely from leg and get
ting the batsmen caught in the slips. At
luncheon time the score was one eighteen
for five wickets. Browne fifty not out, TAril-
ton fourteen not out, wicket improving.
Barbados, 6th-On resumption after lunch
Tarilton was out in first over. He had made
fourteen, and the score was one eighteen for
six wickets, Browne was caught at one thir-
ty-nine, he had made ifty-fve, at one fifty
Philips was out for nought and eight wick
cts were down, Gibbs was out at one sixty
one, having made thirty two. The innings
closed for one sixty-seven.
Barbados, 6th-M. G. G. Innings began at
20 pm. and at close play had made one
hundred and one runs for one wicket, Doll
thirtynine, Wilmington fortythree not out,
Relf thirteen not out, extras six. Wicket
good.
Barbados, 7th-The M. G. G. resumed bat
ting on a perfect wicket, without any addi-
ton to the score Relf was caught behind the
wicket. At 148 Wilmington, who had made
81, was caught and five runs later Razor
Smith was out for a duck. At 218 Burton
was bowled by Ollivierre. He had made II
and 5 wickets were down. At lunch time
the score was PIG for 5 wickets. Sydney
Smith l not out and Humphreys 26 not out.
New York, February 18th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel "a. 25-4.3O.
Meal, Kindred, per barrel $2.85.
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $194-S192
Crystals per 1O0tbs. $8.48
'Uo"' Muscovado 80 test 1OOfbs. $2.98
Molusses Eng. Islds. per gal. no quotation.
Liverpool Cotton, m%iddling Upland, 6 9-1Od.
Exchange, New York &London, SO days sight
4.834
Exchange New York and London, sight 4.878
London, February 7th.