, 1914-10-21
Censored ut Jamaica)

tatIOu OF the students OF the University OF
Glasgow to be its next Rector, being the
first foreigner to be elected TO that Office.
A German spy in a Belgian uniform with
a red cross badge has been arrested at Dow
er. A proclamation fofbids the transit Of
anything written to auy petson Of any nation
atty in any enemy's country. The mails are
excepted, because they are subject to censor
ship. Any person landing or embarkjng
should declare whether carrying any such
communication. Searchers are authorised
and suspicious matter is to be submitted to
the Censor,
Princess Mary appeals for assistance in
giving a Christmas present to every sailor
and soldier, probably a brass tobacco or Gig
arctic box, or a pipe and finder lighter, and
candies for the East Indians.
Notice is beng taken OF the large increase
Of exports from the United States TO Den
mark and applications to LIoyd'a for iusur-
ance Of further cargoes, the increase being
so great that some underwriters decline, ii
beng apparent that the shipments are midi
rectly to Germany.
Loudoners are SO inadequately impressed
by the bomb scare that the police are em-
ba~rrussed IN enforcing the restrictions upon
lights. Accordingly, a third order las been
issued, disseminating all lighting except
LhHl necessary lOi tHe SAFETY Oh LiaIlc. IN
terror lighting Illuminating Inc roadway IS
oil Objectionable and Therefore forbidden The
police have ordered 1900 gaslights to be
put out iu one section OF the city, mostly
in shop fronts. and electric advertising has
been stopped with advantage. The police
send men TO curtaiu the windows ia the
upper stories Of apartment houses, aud when
the curtains are displaced the police warn
the occupants
Dispatches from Trieste state that the
fire at the Monfalcoue dockynrd having
proved the existence Of daring internal enc
mics, the Government therefore has ordered
the expulsion Of all Italians working IN the
Austrian dockyarIs
A telegram from Rome announces the
death of he Marquis Di San Guihano, Min
istcr for Foreign Affairs.
A Despatch from Vienna states that the
appointment Of General Iupelli as italian
Minister Of Wan causes anxiety to Austria,
lest he should promote tue aunexation to
Italy Of his birtA place the Capoli-tua pro
vince, end it il asserted that the Emperor
Francis Joseph has sent a special commuui-
cation to Italy,
Berlin adyices state that, on o~ccount Of
dysentery TYPHOID and pneumonia among
the German troops, Professor Bosserer was
SEM. 10 ll3N est iA}llG tiO COuliDI Tile oliDtGdh
and reports that nothing eIse is to be expected
when men are compelled to stay for success
GIVE days in water filed trenches, eat water
soaked rotions. and when dead, are left un-
buried.
Cholera IS spreading in Hungary, and it
is stated that The uniforms OF tue Austrian
troops are unsuitable for a winter campaign.
Adyices from Bucharest state that the
funeral obsequies OF the late King Charles
have been observed according to the Ortho-
dox rites, after SO, 600 persons had viewed the
remains. Services We're held Simultaneous
~ IN every city throughout Roumanin, and
a salute of l0l guns was fired. Six horses
drew the gun carrige bearing the remains
to the Cathedral at Curtea de Argos an
ancient capital Of Wallachia.
The Indictment Of Pruzip, the assassin of
the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, charges
him with connection with an ilredentist
conspiracy for a greater Servia, extending to
the Royal Court. Prinzep testified that he
did not regret his crime, although the
shooting OF the Duchess was unintentional.
Austria, he declared, had trampled upon
everything which the Slavs valued, and
justice BY the law was impossible, there
fore the moment arrived when rebellion
became a duty by striking at the individual
who personiied such a cruel and despotic