, 1913-07-26

Neen me lAlp0flal troops ana the heVOIu~
t%ionists. A similar exodus has taken place
at Shanghai, upon the arrival of the South
err Secessionists, who, it is feared, will at
tack the arsenal.
Toxic a0yices state Tint Jal an formally
denies iustigaticn Of a revolution in South
elm China,
Dcspa. ches from the Near East state that
Turkey officially announces the occupation
of Adrianople and the appointment of a
Governor. The town of Kirkkillise has also
been occupied.
The ConsiaDtinople correspondent of the
'Alorning Post" reports that at q ministerial
council it was resolved to declare war
against the Balkan Allies.
The ST. Petersburg correspondent of the
lines says the opinion there is that Tutk-
ev sh"ul be forced to evacuate Adrlanople
at ali costs.
Advices from Vienna state that if Russia
should eXpel Turkey from AdrianopIe, Aus
tria would occupy the Saniak OF Now Bazaar.
Dispatches from Bombay state that the
N|Inhamedans Of Iudia rejoice at Turkeys
advance.
Ottawa, July 24th-As a result of the me-
gotiatious by Il commissioner who was sent
30 England 10 negotiate II joint-regulation
of ocean steamship rates, IA connection With
the upeniug of the Panama Canal, which
route it is thought will be taken by much
traffic now moving eastward, II reduction III
rates westward of twenty-five per cent has
already taken place, although two thirds OF
the distance have not yet been regulated
by either Government,
Ponce, p. r. 24th-Sharp and prolonged
shock earthquake felt here 5 II. N. TO day,
San JUN, 7. r., 24th-Sharp shock earth
quake experienced here five II. in.
st. Thomas. 24fh-Long and severe shock
earthquake 4.3O a m.
st. Kits, 24rh-Prolonged shock earth
quake felt here 5 Il, N.
Poiuteapitre, 24th-Slight shock earth
quake felt here sos Il. IN.
Copenhagen, July ~25th.-Prince Aage has
gone TO Greece to witness The military ope-
latlons.
The death is announced of Etatsrnod H.R.
Arfhon, formerly Intendunt OF Customs at
ST. Thomas.
Bankdirector Petersen of Roskilde has
been arrested, charged with the embezzle-
neut of three quarters OF a million crUwns.
London, July 25th-At BisIey, in the
shooting for the Ko'apore Cup, England
scored 100, Canada TT, Australia Ut, India
T56, the Union of South Africa 749 and
Guernsey 697. Australia beat Canada by
the superiority Of her long range scores.
The "Daily Telegraph" says that upon
she conclusion of the man9uvres, the ar
INQUIRED cruisers "Sutfolk," Lancaster" ''Ber-
wick" and "Monmouth' will sail for Ber-
nluda, reestablishing the naval base. which
is to be maintained after the opening of the
Panama Canal, the squadron returning to
England only Tor the summer exercises.
Mr.. Richard Wootton, the trainer, has
recovered one farthing damages against
Mr.. Siev!er, editor of the "Winning POST
who published a charge that MI. Wootton
belonged to a ring of trainers who pre-
arranged races and gave Instructions to
Jockeys to pull horses. The trial lasted 6
days, the testimony and the result being
the same rs i'll the famous Chetwynd case.
Mr.. Justice Darling recommended that the
Jockey Club should rule against the Ameri-
can manner of riding astride The withers,
as lessening the control of horses, causing
jostling and excusing foul riding, and the
JuIy supported the Judge i'll Il rider 10 the
verdict. MIR. Sievier refused TO testify, thus
contessing his fear Of cross examination.
Mr.. Wootton admitted winning 5000
on q single race, and that his son Frank
hnd accumulated 100000 by Il few years
racing although the Judge remarked upon