, 1913-03-12

Sonoois competitive examinations IN June
next, and after professional training thew
Will be distributed among the feet as mid
sh'pmen, with shorter service, because of
greater maturity, but leading to the same
duties as those for graduates from the Roy
al Naval College, Osborne, and with free
dom to volunteer for special duties in any
branch of the service.
The "Daily Chronicles Bombay CORE
spondent states that Mr.. Dillinghurst, a
geologist, has discovered mines of gold, COP
per and coal in the Dalbum District, $50
miles from Calcutta. Auriferous quartz,
yielding $50 ounces to the ton, has been
found, possibly placing the fields among the
worlds greatest.
AdVIees from Paris state that M. Jaures
led the Socialist members of the Chamber of
Deputies in a demonstration against the
Army's triennial bill. The country's first
opportunity for o demonstration was when
nj. Jaures tried to foment one at Nice, but
was unable to make himself heard for boots
and the singing of the Marseillaise. After
an hours effort, being still inaudible, he de-
parted, whereupon his hearers formed a pro-
cesslon through Nice. At a similar Anti
soclallstic demonstration in Paris, crowds
with hats off sang the Marseillaise and
marched to the Elysee, where they cheered
President Poincaire. Paris students made
au impressive pilgrimage to the Strassburg
monument, where they deposited wreaths
OF lmmortelles bound with the tricolour and
the legend ''To Alsace Lorraine" the demon
str'nts being mostlyearly recruits to the new
army.
Dispatches from Berlin state that the
Grown rince, who was banished by the Kais-
or to Danzig in 1911 for a public display of
his political preferences in the Reichstag,
now returns to Berlin as Commander of the
Grenadiers.
Cairo advices state that ex-President Poyfr-
10 Dlaz has departed, presumably to meet
the escort sent to conduct him back to Mex
leo.
Ottawa March, 11th.--Mr. Bryce, the
British Ambassador at Washington, is pay
ing an official farewell visit, and is also hold
ing conferences regarding the Panama
and Fisheries question. He says the reIa-
tions between Canada and the United States
we're never better, and that be had signed
twelve treaties, including niue affecting Ca
NADIA, threefourths of his work having been
connected with the Dominion.
New York, March 11th.-Despatches from
Key West state that the British steamer
"Lugano'' is ashore on the Ajax Reef, and
JIG SlCuLuOl " u Ou JQ0
Molasses Reef. One hundred and sixteen
passengers from the "Lugano' will reach
Havana tomorrow, but the captain and crew
remain standing by the vessel.
Barbados, 11th.-H. Nj. S. Cumberland
gone Martinique $50 a. m.
London, March 11th. Sugar in stock on
the 8lh instant was 10000 tons. Last year
49,, 900 tons.
Demerara, 1Oth-The Combined Team re-
sumed play at 1130 am. on a perfect wicket,
and at 1.6 pm. were all out for 264. Ollivierre
Sc, Kidney IA, Austin 7, George John IL,
BIackman 4, Moulder 104 not out, extras %.
Bowling analysis Relf 3 wickets for SIS
runs, Fairbairn 3 for SIS, Humphreys l for
40, Razor Smith 0 for 9, S. G. Smith 3 for
As, Doll 0 for IS.
Demerara, 1Oth-The M.C.C. commenced
their second innings at 2.20 pm, and at
ESQ pm. the score was 43 runs for 10 wick
ct. The M.C.C. thus won by 10 wickets.
S. G. Smith IA not out, Humphreys 16 not
out, extras 13. Bowling analysis: George
John no wickets for 10 runs, Ollivierre none
for IA, Cipriani none for 6.
Demerara, 11th-The following represent
the Colony in the return match against the
M. G.. c., beginning at 11.30 a. M. today.
Hunter (caOtl. MOulder. Chabral Comes