, 1913-09-13

candidate receiving l,747 votes. Herr Tornoe
Director of the National Bank at Christian
sted, aud Doctor aud Mrs. P~hilipsen have
left for st, CroiX.
The death is announced of Colonel Suell.
London, Sept. 12th.-The death is an.
nounced of Lord DeFreyns.
In order to prevent their services over
tapping, and TO secure economy in operation,
some of the largest Shipping Companies are
planning a polling arrangement, under the
management of the Royal Mail Steam Pack
ct Company. The scheme is intended to
counteract my analgamation by the German
shipping interests, but whether the latter
is c~onsummnte1 or not, II encouragement of
the shipping rou es ofthe English Companies
will be carried through.
Three thousand persons were present at
the opening of the eighty-third annual meet
ing Of the British Association at Burning
ham. Sir Oliver Lodge, ia his Presid entiai
address, attacked the tendency to deny the
existence of anything which makes no appeal
to the organs of sense. He urged II belief in
an ultimate continuity RS being essential to
science, aud said he believed Tint the per-
sonality lives after death and that
cation with the discarnate is possible, aud
that science is not the only way of arriving
at the truth. People, he SAID, III pre-sc1entllc
days learned through their poets. prophets
eul saints profound truths from the heart of
the Universe.
When the prisoners charged with Stenllpg
the pearl necklace, recently lost between
Paris aud London, were Hrraigned 1T Bow
Street Yesterday, evidence was given that
one of them had asked his wife's relative in
Antwerp to dispose of the pearls, the latter
consulted u cousin and both being stimu-
lated by the reward of ten thousand pounds
gave Information, and were directed 10 tell
the thieves that Il customer had been found.
Several meetings took place aud finally
the agent Of the underwriting company
appeared, purchased two OF the pearls and
saw the whole vi the missing necklace.
Another meeting WAS arranged for in
London, at which the men were arrested,
but when searched, the necklace was not
found,
Advices from Leipzig state that two per-
SONS were killed when r German military
airship wrenched itself free from the hands
of one hundred and fifty men who were
engaged in housing it.
A despatch from Naples states that the
Director of the Observatory on Mount Vesu-
vius, with several professors from the Uni
versity of Munich, remained for two hours
III IA IhhC Mill OOoO' 'o'tOdn' lucy
declare that " great awakening of the volcano
is approaching.
New York, Sept. ~12th-Advices from
Puerto Plata, San Domingo, state that the
u. s. S. 'Desmoines" has arrived there.
Two Dominican gunboats, which were en-
gagged in blockading the port, exchanged
shots with the fort on Saturday aud left
on Tuesday.
The death has occurred of MIR. Gavnor,
Mayor of New York, city.
In II cricket match between the I~ncogniti
aud a cricket team representing New York, the
former scored two hundred md eighty-seven
for the loss of seven wickets, when they de-
clhred, and the latter one hundred runs for
the loss OF seven wickets, when stunps were
drawn.
San Juan, P. r. Sept. 12th-Following
to Observer "Some Indications of disturb
unce south of Porto Rico.
Barbados, Sept. llth-Following are re-
suits Of shooting to-day fov Martinez Shield:
totaA 643. h. r. Hail SO, Delnmere 81, A. v.
Chase 80.
10 u. M. Barbados. Bar. 3015. E.. fair.
Dominica 1897, N.N.E. rainy.
St. Kits, " 1895, Sc. rainy.
%. IN. Barbados, Bar. 3O.O9, E fair.
Dominica, " 20 %, 5. L. cloudy.
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