, 1913-02-08
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

DOmDar01n0QG was suspended Ill Otu6I D.
allow foreigners and noncombatants to de-
part. There is also fighting along the Tchat-
AIDA lines.
Mrs. Pankhurst, in q speech at a suffra-
gette demonstration, congratulated them
upon the renewal of their war, which was
giving them every reason for satisfaction.
She particularly praised the Tower incident
aud mentioned approvingly the destruction
of the putting greens on the Birmingham
links, concluding by saying: "The Govern
ment should give women votes, or they
should go. Women will use every method,
constitutional or unconstitutional, to turn
the Cabinet out" Postal outrages continue
al Croydon and Cheapside.
Mr.. Lloyd George and Mr.. Churchill have
resigned from the Reform Club. Their re-
signation is unexplained, but is asserted not
TO be on political grounds, but may possibly
have some connection with some caudlda-
ture.
London teachers are taking a plebiscite
upon the question Of equal pay tor men and
women. Tue men fear a reduction III their
pay, as happened in New York upon a SINH
lar campaign.
IT is announced that Admiral Sir William
Nay. Commander-in-Chief Plymouth, will
succeed Admiral Sir Charles HOtham, as
Admiral of the fleet.
The Presidents report to the Labourite
Confer ence deprecates an increase III naval
expenditure and says that, if the Imperial
programme is adequate, Canadas proposed
gift of three dreadnoughts is unnecessary.
It also urges that the question OF colonial re-
presentation on the Imperial Defence Com
mittee should be examined closely.
Two singular disappearances are reported,
shat of Sir Walter Strickland, which is not
explained, and the Revd. Mr.. Knight, Vicar
of Hunslet, Leeds, who was reported to have
fallen over u cliff, but Is believed to have
sailed for Australia.
Th death is announced of Menelek, En-
peror of Abyssinia.
Mr., Lawson, continuing his testimony be-
fore The Marcoui Contract Investigation
COMMITTEE, said that the greatest defect IN
the contract was the royalty payment. The
Committee has informed Mr.. Marconi that
they will hear him after Easter.
Advices from Rome state that the Pope's
health is deteriorating, owing to govt and
an affection of the heart.
New York, February 5th-Three fourths
of the States having ratified the sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution, authorizing
an Income Tax, it is expected that Congress
will enact it in order to recoup the Treasury
for its losses through the reduction in the
tariff. This increases the prospect OF reduc-
ing and perhaps of altogether removing the
sugar customs.
Barbados, 5th-The Hon. g. A. Good
man, X. c., Attorney General, with his fami-
lv, leaves here for England per r NJ. 5.
Thames, en- route for Singapore, where he
has been appointed Attorney General.
Dominica, 5th-H. NJ. S. Aeolus arrived
9.45 a. m.
Barbados, 4th-Cricket. Tarilton and lnce
made a fine stand for the last wicket, taking
the score from 347 to 447. Tarnton made
1877. and Ince 81 not out. Rain prevented
play for a quarter of an hour after lunch.
The Innings ended at three fifteen P. M.
Humphreys got six wickets for ninety two
runs, Razor Smith one for SO, Sydney Smith
one for %, Relf one for 50, A. G. Somerset
one for seventy one. English commenced Sc
coud innings at three forty-fve P. m.
NJ. C. c.. second innings started at $40
r. M. and at close of play had made SO runs
for four wickets. Doll nought, Falrburn
noueht, Burton twelve, Sydney Smith thlr-
tv.seven. Relf thirty-four not ont, Hum
nhrevs four teen not out. Extras two, wick
OF good.