, 1913-02-19

The Federal Court has admitted ex-Presi-
dent Castro, reversing Mr.. sNage1's deporta-
tion order. Mr.. Nagel is considering an APP
peal to the Higher Courts.
The Federal Authorities are investigating
the New York Herald's publication that
General Castro has bought the schooner
Nina Swim, now en- route to New Orleans,
for a cargo of military supplies, he refuses TO
discuss the subject and says he will attend
DR.. Woodrow Wilson's inauguration ceremo-
ny.
London, Febry. 17th-The West India
Committee announce the death to-day of
MIR. b. Howell Jones, G. NJ. g., formerly
member Of the Executive Council of British
Guiana.
Trinidad, 17th-H. M. S. AeolUs arrived
from Barbados seven q. m. ~
Trinidad 15th-Trinidad were all out at
4.1Op.m. for 03. Betancourt 35, Degen2es AZ,
PASCAL 4, Cumberbatch 43 Lot out, Pigott q.
Extras 3 Bowling analysis: Relf 2 for 81,
Humphreys 1 for IS, Sydney Smith 2 for ,
A. c.. Somerset 1 for A, Doll l for AZ, JAG
ques l for Fl, Decker / for 4.
Trinidad 18th, Cricket. The match was
won at five thirty p. m. by the M. G. G. by
eight wickets. Wilmington seventeen, Bur
ton sixteen, Dobson seven not out, jacques
four not out, extras seven.
1LAAANadO 1tL0.-4AO IOWA. y
tween the M. c. c. and Trinidad will begin
at 11.3O a. m. to-day instead OF NJ. G. c..
versus West Indies as originally arranged. In
the Trinidad eleven J. Joseph and George
john replace Crawford and .Pigott.
Trinidad 17th.-Cricket
Rogers is playing in place of M. Cipriani.
The Trinidad captain having won the toss at
noon sent in Betancourt and Cumberbatch
to the bowling OF Relf and Humphreys, at
one thirty p. NJ, the score was 1O2 for 3
wickets. Betancourt 80, Cumberbatch ~,
Rogers II, ST. Hill IA not out, Constantine 8
Tot out, extras 8.
London, Feb. 18th-Three railway Unions,
namely, the Servants, The Pointsmen and the
General Workers, have been consolidated
into a National Union of Rallwaymen, with
100000 members, who have conferred upon
their executive authority to call or end
strikes without a ballot,
Mr.. Isaacs, q director of the MarcOni Com
pany, who is issuing a suit for libel against
United States journalists, has been invited
to be q Liberal candidate in Middiesex.
Colonel Seely's Aerial Navigation Bill, which
was introduced in the House of Commons on
the 7th instant, has already received the
Royal assent, its passage being facilitated
by common consent. Foreign airsbips now
will cross English territory at the risk of
being shot. The intention is to stop the
mysterious nightly yisitationso over Sheerness,
Portsmouth, Dover, Liverpool and Cardiff,
which have never been satisfactorily explain
I'd, but are attributed to German craft.
The Board of Trade that the
whaler ''Scotia" will patrol the iceberg re-
giou, for the purpose of giving wireless
warni gs to shipping and ports.
Lord Roberts, in a speech at Bristol, open
ed the campaign for the National Service
League for the promotion of military train
ing for every citizen, upon terms of equality,
promotion to be solely for ability regardless of
class, wealth or other distinction, and ex-
penses to he kept at a miniD'um, so that
none should be deferred from realizing their
responsibilities.
The suffragettes are active daily, and
have damaged eeveral golf links, including
those at Sandwich, and dropped explosives
into a letter box at the Inland Revenue Ofic-
es in Birmingham containing five thousand
pounds in paper money, but without destroy
ing it. During a demonstration in the East
End, Miss Zelie Emerson, described as a
beautiful American from Detroit, resisted
arrest, scratched a policeman'a face, kicked
his ahins tore his uniform. and was violent