, 1913-08-02

Ol L I0SINcul I1uSttu, pul IL WIS ulldNOu'-
ally received, the United States policy
tending rather towards General Felix Dia2's
resignation for President Huerta's imitation.
Dispatches from Wlllemstad, Curacao,
state that ex- President Castro has landed
in Venezuela and his ~followers have occu-
pied the town of Coro and captured Genoa
Jurado, Governor of the State of Falcul..
Elk President Castro's brother, Cartnels, has
established his headquarters at BarranquiIlu,
but Colombia is neutral. Political conditions
IN Venezuela are critical.
In a cricket match at Providence, Rhode
Island, the scores were Australians 1870,
and a twenty-five representing all Rhode
Island, 66.
Copenhagen, August 1st-In the recent
railw y accident near Esbierg, Jutland, tf-
teen persons were killed, including Member
of the FoIketing, Sabroe, Professor Paullis'
wife, Herr Krarup Schmidt, a merchant,
together with his mother and sister, and
eight Germans. About twenty were in
jured. The cause of the accident is not
yet definitely stated, but the authorities
attribute it to tue expansion of the rails,
owing to the heat.
A shocL. of earthquake was felt on the
twenty-ninth ultimo throughout the greater
part of southern Jutland an6 parts of
Funen.
A landworker has been murdered near
Ripgsted. The murderer was arrested
later.
The death is announced of Etatsraad
Heuningsen, Consul for Japan,
Lieutenant Van Deurs, formerly Of the
West Indian Military Force, has been APP
pointed Ritmester Of Reserve.
The S, 5. est, Croix" arrived at Rotterdam
to-day.
London, August 1st,-The race for the Good
wood Cup, run at Goodwood yesterday, re-
suited AZ follows Catmint LIST, Alepp0 2ud,
Lance Chest Bird. A luncheon tent WIS
burned, and s~uffragettes are suspected
OF having committed the outrage.
Mr.. Joel has bought Prince Palatine for
f~orty-tive thousand pounds, less five thou
sand pounds If beaten in this years engage
ments, The highest record price previous
~ paid was forty thousand pounds for Flying
Fox.
The British Government has informed
Mr.. Page, the United States Ambassadors,
that England will not exhibit at the forth
coming Panama Exposition to be held ut
San francisco. Washington advices stale
that no definite reason is assigned, but it is
inferred to be expressive of England's dislike
OF the United States procedure regard nS
the Canal tolls, especially the refusal to M
bitrate regarding treaty engage ments, TWEEN
ty-two nations will exhibit. including Japan
and Germany, although both have grievau-
ces In pending questions.
The General and New Motor Cab Compu-
MES have been absorbed by Il new company
with a capital of one million one hundred
and twenty thousand pounds, combining four
thousand of the total of seven thousand IL
censed cabs.
Banks have been officially warned OF for
genes of Bank of England notes, which are
circulating numerously. The paper and gu
craving are perfect, but the watermarks are
detective. They are altogether good enough
to deceive even the officers of the Bank of Eng
land, but they were detected there finally.
They are believed to be a continental pro-
ductlon.
The death is announced of Sir Richard
Powell Cooper, the worlds greatest farmer,
operating in England and in North and
South America.
Advices from Paris state that the Senate
has passed the Budget, asserting to the pto-
posal made by the Senate to substitute au
income tax for the householders' tax.
The North Atlantic Conference expires at