, 1913-09-10
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

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made a Aight in an aeroplane lasting for ff-
teen minutes, under the pilotage Of Lieu
tenant Gray. On her alighting Mr.. Winston
Churchill said 81 was on thorns since you
went up Mrs. Churchill replying sit was
beautiful"
A process has been discovered for pro-
ducing forty million gallons of motor spirit
annually, by utilizing q by-product of coal
which has hitherto been unsuitable for motor
fuel. This will conserve England's mineral
products, and be thirty three per cent cheap
er than gasoline.
Mrs. Pankhurst has sailed for New York
and intends making a lecture tour IN the
United States.
Lord Kintore, the Chairman of the Anglo
American Exposition to be held III London ID
October next year, regrets the non-partlcl-
nation by the British Government IN the
Panama Exposition at San Francisco, because
of the shadow which would be cast over his
own. and hopes for a reconsideration OF the
Governments decision, otherwise the Commit
tee of the Anglo-American Exposition VIII un-
dartake the organization and management or
q British section.
The Chimes assails the American judici-
airy system and declares that, like EngIanas
under the Stewards, it Is hopelessly en-
meshed in technicalities, and needs a jeremy
Bentham to restore common sense TO us
codes. and simplicity in their administration
Dnblin advices report that serious dis
turbances are expected to take place during
q demonstration which is being prepared by
the strikers for tomorrow.
Despatches from Point Adelgada state
chat the ROYAL Dutch mail steamer, "Jan Van
Nassau. bound from Amsterdam for Para
marble and Demerara, has put in there with
her cargo on fire. The passengers and crew
are reported to be safe.
--latest advices from Rome regarding the
Aealtb Of the Pope state that he is improving.
A telegram from Vienna states that me
Zionist { Oupress, now being held IN that clty,ls
engaged in q tumultuOus discussion upon toe
Administrations report, which may result IN
a rupture of the Association later on.
A despatch from Stuttgart states that an
insane teacher, after numbering his wife and
four children, sauntered into a nelghbourlhg
village, where be set fire to several
houses. When the residents appeared,
the madmau attacked them with a reVol-
yer, killing eight and ~oundlng eleven,
five of whom are fatally injured. lie WAS
eventually overpowered and placed uhoet
arrest.
New York, Sept. 6th.-The Captain and
craw Of the schooner "Mersey" of Barbados
have arrived here on the British steamship
aNetopan." the schooner and cargo having
been lost on the Isle of Pines, of the Coast
of Cuba.
The coast line of North Carolina has
been devastated by a hurricane, and 1t is
fealed that 500 Of the population OF the
islands in Ocacock inlet have been lost IN
a tidal wave.
Toronto, Gth-83,OOO persons visited the
Exhibition on the ninth day.
Jamaica, 9th Sept.-H. MS. "Hermlone
arrived yesterday.
London, Sept. 8th-The King and Queen
are still Nsiding in the Scottish highlands
Prince Henry will enter Elton College on the
twenty-fourth instant.
Prince Arthur of Connaught has purchased
the Earl of Plymouth's London House, as a
gift to bis bride.
The strike of electricians at st. James ana
Buckingham Palaces has been settled
Further dispatches from Stuttgart state
that at Muhlausen, through several OF the
wounded having died, the death list is now
s,xtaen but the balance will recover. 1t has
bsen disclosed that the insane teacher a
na,,s arson and murder exploits were dehoef-
oIo acts of vengeance and had been undef