, 1913-11-29
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Crown Princess has arrived on a WISH ~ tho
ROYAL Family.
In the bye-election at Aalborg, for the
vacancy in the Landsting, created by the
death of Herr Mygdal, Herr Kristensen
Norretranders of the Left Party was elected
with 1G6 votes, the Conservative candidate
securing 1913 votes.
The death has occurred of Etatsraad
Grosserer Carl Busch.
The "Bintang" left Norresundby and the
sLeandel arrived at Rotterdam yesterday.
London, Nov. 28th-phe battleship "War-
spite" which has Just been launched, has an
oil CAPACITY of 1870 tons, which is sufficient
for q yoyage round the world, and carries
eight ffteen-inch guns. Size is probably the
last of the super-dreadnOu9ht class, those
of the "Royal Sovereign type to be built
being smaller, because the recent manRuYres
demonstrated that submarines render battle
ships almost impotent.
Sir Thomas Upton allows only unmarried
workmen to be employed on his new yacht
shamrock Fourth" for secrecy, and a special
shed has been built, where night and day
watcbmeu guard the secret Of the mo lei.
It is stated that the contracts IN connec-
ton with the BlacksOd harbour have been
let.
The desth has taken place of Mr.. White
bANI, Il Yorkshire cflCh6toI, WIZ va
" employed by the Georgetown Cub.
The "3e.fa3t News Letter" says that Mr..
Ascuith intends to enact Home Rule in its
present form, uitholt excluding Ulster, and
tnut he has Sc informed the Ulster LjOar-
ais.
Mr.. Ilingworth, NJ p. aud Chief Liberal
Whip. during a speech at Leeds, stated that
there would be no general election before
1915. Other speeches delivered before the
National Liberal Federation indicate II Radi-
cal dissatisfaction with Mr.. ChurchilIs pro-
posed increase in naval expenditures. M.
Brunner warned his hearers of the necessity
of resisting international organization by
the makers of war supplies.
The "Morning Post" and "Truth' say that
fhe Sea Lords have resigned IN q body, as
a protest against Mr.. Chnrcbllis lnterven-
t;on in behalf Of y personal grievance by a
innjor officer. "lruth" says the Incl lent
has blown over, but the 'Morning Post"
saw the &c ignat ons are likely to be insist
ed npon.
Dispatches from the Hague state that
the Minister for Foreign Affairs has Informed
the second Chamber that a premature con-
vocation of the Peace Conference for 1915
would be prejudicial, and that the prepara-
+ion Of q programme for the meeting Of
1916 and 1917 was more likely. Holland,
he said, had proposed to the Uaited
States the appointment of an international
Commission to prevent the propagation of
yellow fever via Panama, the United States
bad approved, and Germany, England,
France and Portugal were con ideriug the
matter. Ia Washington it is understood
that the obstacle to the assembling of the
Peace Cont erence is Eugland's reluctance
TO submit to the declaration of London, in
vojving radical changes regarding the rights
OF shipping during war, aud correspondence
of the subject bas developed such wide diff
ferenees as would jeopardize the success of
the Conference.
An International Commission is being or
gained for the regulation of wireless tele-
graphy and already includes Mr.. Duddell,
President of the Institution of Electrical
Engineers and now in the employment of
the British Government, and other we'll
known persons.
The Archbishop of Canterbury presided
at a meeting OF the Albert Hall, to protest
-. Walsh Observation-Disclosures The Shank