, 1913-09-13
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Sept. 11th.-The race for me st.
Leger, ran NJ DOIcaster yesterday, resulted
as follows; Night Hawk lst, White Magic
End, N%eremoud 3rd.
While Mr., Kent of the Royal Aircraft
Factory was Heroplaning at "a height of two
thousand feet, the engine stopped and The
machiue someRsaulted tour times, falling to
within one hundred feet of the ground be-
fore he regained control. He then descend
ed gracefully and exclaimed that he hnd
thought he was done for. After overhaul
ing the engine, he resumed his flight.
Good progress is being made with the
arrangements for the British Dominions'
Exhibition to be held in London in 1915.
The Admiutslrative Committee, which IN
cludes many Overseas representatives, with
Lord STR thcoua as President, is the respon-
slble body, Politics are entirely eliminated,
"nd if any profit accrues, it will be applied
to some Imperial purpose,
Advicts from Newcastle state that the
demand from foreign countries for English
coal is stiffening the coal prices. Russian
merchants have just contracted for Que hun
dred and twenty thousand additional tons,
At an advance Of one shilling per ton.
Dispatches from Berlin state that a Ger
man marine airship, engaged in recovering
work and equipped 10 for war, encountered
a hurricane and has been lost in the North
Sea, Captain MenzinS, commanding the
marine airsLip division. Captain Hume, com
manding the wrecked airship, Baron Won
Maltzahn and fifteen of the crew lost their
lives. The remaining seven of the crew were
rescued by torpedo boats.
A telegram from Marking states that
Chinese soldiers seized a small japanese
flag which the japanese CousuD's messenger
w a T. VI no oE QVjdonpa Of OntlOlnlItV while
journeyin& through the city, tearing it to
pieces and ~trampling it under their feet,
The authorities seem unable to prevent an
occasional Ruti-JapRnese outbreak, aud they
are willing TO accede to any demand for re-
paration Japnn may make. China is relying
on the preamble of the Anglo-Japanese ALI
ance Treaty, believing that England does
not desire a japanese aggregation.
Later dispatches 81 tate that three japanese
cruisers aud one 9unboat hnve entered the
port of Marking and landed one hundred
marines, with quick firing guns, for the pro-
lection of the Japanese Consulate.
Advices from Toxic state that while the
funeral of the murdered Director of the Po-
liucaI Bureau in the Foreign Office was in
progress, his ASSASSIN committed harikari by
plugging q sword irto his body aud died
semled upon "a map of China, with q written
glorIicat1ou of his crime near by.
kilograms from Vienna state that the
Zionist Congress-, at present sitting there, has
discussed proposals for the colonization Of
Palestine and the establishment of a Jewish
university III Jerusalem. The British Dele
gates took an active part in the discussion of
both subjects.
New York, Sept. 1llh-A despatch from
Columbus, Ohio, states that q train on the
.Pennsylvauia Railway has been ditched aud
thirty five persons in ured. The absence of
anv deMths is attributed to the Cars being
constructed of steel.
Priuce Albert of Monaco has arrived here
on o. visit to the United States.
The canadian Immigration authorities de-
ported Harry Thaw across the Dor Ter into
Vermont and two hours later he WAS arrested
al Colebrook, New Hampshire.
Washington advices state that the Senate
has adopted the Tariff Bill by y vote Of forty
four to thirty seven. The Bill will now go
to q conference of the two Houses, which
disagree on three hundred items, but it is
believed an agreement will be easy aud that
the Tariff will become effective before Octo-
Der first.
Trinidad, 1Oth-1n the shooting for the
Martinez Shield this morning the Trlnidad
Eight scored S82 highest scores, Revd.
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