, 1913-10-22

to the signal man misunderstanding a tele-
graph message received by the boy III the
signal box. The employment of boys is ron
trary to railway regulations, but which are
customarily disregarded.
Dispatches from Berlin state that the
newspapers bRve printed Mr., ChurchilPs
speech on their front pages, but that edito'
rial discussion has been deferred. Comment
in official circles is similar to that N March
last, that is, unfavourable. Admiral Won Kos
ter. President of the Navy League, says the
idea is incomprehensible, since the Fleet
should be able to defend the Empire against
all enemies.
Advices from Vienna state that Austria
has informed Servia that she allows her eight
days for the evacuation of the portions of
Albania occupied by the Servians in their
recent engagements with the Albunians.
This is practically an uItimatum.
Dispatches from Leipzig state that thou
sands of Austrians, Germans, Russians,
Swedes and others gathered at the King of
Snxony's dedication Of a memorial CONNIE
moratlng the defeat OF Napoleon by the
allies. 1t was remarked that the German
Crown Prince was conspicuously absent, the
explanation being, that the Kaiser had SUM-
moned him to Berlin to explain his interven-
ton in the Brunswick succession dispute.
The prolongNtion of the interview suggests
an animated conversation UNSATISFACTORY to
the Kaiser, who, however, invited the Prince
to remain for luncheon with the family.
A number of eutfragettes made demon
s~trations against the detention at New
York of Mrs. Pankhurst, and ut st. Paul's
Cathedral q free fight occurred when
they resisted election, throwing them
selves upon the ground, kicking and scream
mo Thara Upr three runatifiopS Of th;u
scene by successive relays of slffrugettps,
but finally the vergerS were victorious.
Similar scenes were witnessed in oil er Lon
don churches and also at Norwich Gnd Bir-
mlngham.
New York, Oct. 2~1st-Advices from Wash
ington state that President Wilson agreed
with other officials that it was doubtful
whether Mrs. Pankhurst's scus involved
moral turpitude. or were merely quasi
political, and therefore the order for her
deportation was reversed and she has been
allowed to enter the United States upon her
own recogni2ances for good behaviour.
Other dispatches from Washington state
that, according to an official coInmuuique,
the United States was disappointed that Sir
Lionel Garden, British Minister to Mexico,
had presented his credentials to President
Huetta simultaneously with the latter's de-
cIaration of a dictatorship, and that the
United States also viewed with disfavour
Sir Lionel's other activities, which were
contrary to the United States policy, 1t
was expected that Mr.. Page, the United
States Ambassador to Great Britain, would
present these views to the British Govern
ment.
Advices from London state that, after an
interview with Mr.. Page, the Foreign Office
announced that England did not regard Sir
Ii0nel Cardt MS actions as AntNgOnlstlc to
the United States policy, and that his cree
dentiaIs were presented in due course.
London, Oct. ~21st-Sugar in stock on the
18th INST. was 5000 tons last year 41,0U0
tOuS.
10 "a. m, Barbados, Bar, 3O19, S. E, 6ue.
Dominica, " 80 90, W. clear.
St. Kits, " 1898, EN-. e. bright.
p. N. Barbados Bar. 1910, S. rainy.
Dominica, +" 20 %, E. rain,
St. Kits, " 800, N. +. bright
New York, October 21St
Flour. Winter Clears per bnrret 3.8O-4.15.
Meal, kiludrled, pei barrel 1886
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $234 -s244
Crystals per 1O0lbs So. 48.
7' Muscovndo 80 test lOOlbS. 81 80.