, 1916-07-26
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored at Jamaica.

;sb Moter shin ssSamsoe'' has been towed to
that port in a, water-log ged condition after
having been shelled by a German submarine.
The crew was saved. The Norwegian SAILING
vessel Bats and the Swedish sailing vessels
"Juno" and "Ida' are reported i'll Lloyd's
advices TO have been set on fire ia a sinking
condition.
Baltimore, NJ. D., July 23rd-The only
thing that can be affirmed of the submarine
merchantmen sDeutschland' tonight, is that
she i. alongside a pier in the PatapSco river.
IT was Officially stated tonight that clearance
naners ps vet have not been filed.
San Francisco, July 23rd.-At least SIX
ne, sons were killed and more than two score
we're Injured by the explosion here yester-
dav Of a timed bomb in the midst OF a
throng viewing q preparedness parade. Inc
police arrested and are holding Frank
J0sephsop, a ledger III a sailors ooardln9
house, who denied any knowledge OF the
crime. The explosion occurred at stewart
and Market Streets, San Franchises mann
thoroughfare. The bomb, concealed IN a
suit case, packed with cartridges, bullets
0es nine, glass and scrap iron, blew a gap
fbrongh the crowd, blasting men, women
and children. The one story building
AGAINST which the suit case stood was
wrecked. The holiday throng cheering q
contingent of veterans of the Spanlsh-Ame-
yican Wal became a shambles. The blare
If bands and the roll of drums drowned
the cries Of the injured. The parade, how
ever. was not interrupted.
London, July 22nd- British women gave
an impressive demonstration today OF thelr
wo,L IN The War. Thousands of them took
part in a parade through the central districts
Of London. The parade was divided into
-oo%iano with tnhIAunV on Torres
renresenting women in working costumes
showing how they have replaced men in varl-
ous activities. There were women Ia overalis
from m%unition factories, nurses, chauteurs,
street car conductors, railway workers and
ooricultural labourers. Ii the procession
LAO we're floats in the folm of emblem
ot;c memorials to Earl Kitchener and
tho soldiers and sailors who have been
l;Iiod in the war. 0 her women lmper-
eonated detachments Of troops from the
Rritish Dominions and from all the Allied
Armies. At the conclusion OF the pageant
vreaths we're deposited GA the monuments
of Wellington and Nelson.
London JULY 22nd.-An Official communi-
cation issued by the War Office says: The
statement contained in the Turkish OH
oiol communication of Wednesday last that
even vessels were captured by the Turks on
the Euphrates river i'll Mesopo anna aud that
the English had been defeated near B"Sr"
London, July 24th-The British official
statement this afternoon says: Apart from
continuous heavy Smelling by both sides dur
inc the night, comparative calm followed the
severe lighting yesterday. Yesterday be,
tween High wood and Guillemont, repeated
connter-attack by the enemy gained Tor
him no advantage and very heavy casuHItles
we're inflicted by our artillery and machine
guns. We gained some ground near H'sh
wood and in the direction OF 0ul'ie'noh''
In the neighbourhood OF Pozleres we see"r'
"a ;mnortant advantages in spite of the stub
born 9afence of the enemy and a large por-
t;on If the village is now in our hands. Here
we have captured two guns and 90 more
pic Jnlv 24th-Bal weather prevails