(Continued from Ist page.)
by
the
Governor
to investigate
the
loss
o
the
R.
M.
S.
‘“Ciraquet’
consist-
ing of
W, A.
Villiers
Smith,
President,
N
H. Hutehings,
Lizut-Commander
Bish-
«p,
K. N
and
Captain
Jeifries-Davis
R.
N.
R.
Commander
¢f
the
steamer
Fort
St.
G:orge,
gave
thewr
finding.
Toey
state
that
Captain
Hernandez
wacs
not
to
biame
tor the ship’s stranding,
as he had
tuken
reasonable
precaution
for
the
safe
naviga ion of the ship.
Tn 2 error
in the
ship’s
position and
her
stranding,
were
due to a stronz
southwesterly
2 irrent
ex-
periznced
from
noon
of the
24th,
to the
time
of her
geing
ashore
the
next day
The court exoncra.cd
Ciptain Heraandez
froin
a.l
blame
and
his
certificate
was
handed
back
to
him hy
the Presidentof
the
court.
London,
Aur.
2nd-—Following
is
the
result
of the Goodwoxl
Cip ran
at
(yood-
wood today:
Triumpntist;.
Back Hussar
second.
Inr2e
hors2s
ran.
Dublin, Auy. Is*.
A state
of war does
not
exist
in
lreland,
he
Court
of Ap-
peals
deciced
today
in
giving
iis judze-
mant
ir the
case
of
Mrs.
Hdorva Connelly
Obrien,
reversing,
the
opinion
of
the
master
of
ithe
rolls
of
the
chancellory
division,
who
held
that
civil
war
did
exist
in I'eland
on June
15:th.
Today’s
decision
was looked torward
to with great
interest
and
iis
announcement
caused
much
excitement,
as
it
governs
the posi-
tion of thousands
of prisoners
held by the
Government
under
the
plea
of military
necessity
the
Attorney
General
wade
strenu—us
efforis
to
convinee
the
court
that
the rebeliion
was
not yet
over
and
might break
out
again,
but
the court
was
emphatic
in its
decisicn
that
a
state
ol
war dves not
exist,
and
toat
the Govern-
ment
has
ro
authority
to deny
its
citi-
zens
the privileges
of a
writ of
habeas
corpus.
The court
muade
a vrit of habeas
corpus
sought
by
Mrs.
O’Brien’s
attor-
ney, returnable
tomorrow.
She
had beep
in
prison
for
some
time.
Despite
this
deersion
it is
regarded
as
unlikely
that
there
will be any gereral
release
of pris-
oners
8
the
Government,
anticipating
the couri’s decision,
has passed
through
aln.ost
all the siages
in
the
Dail and
the
Senate,
a
bill
legally
autborizing
it
to
continue
mprisonment
and
other
repres-
sive
measures
for three
months,
It
is
believed
that
the
bill
wiil receive
the
assent
of
the
Goverror
G~oneral
by
the
end
of this
week.
The
decision
that
tie
war
is
over
affects
several
other
legal
activities of the administraaon,
which up
to
this time
have
b2en
pursued
on
the
basis
of military neceessity.
The
Repub-
licans talk
of organ.ziug
4
piebi-cite
«n
the bill,
under
a pruvision
ot
the
consii-
tution.
Capzetown,
Aug.
lst.—Premier
Smuts
is,ill, .thougn
his indisposition
is pot seri-
ous.
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been
advised
by
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one Ford
5passenger,
equiped
with
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aad
spaic;
also
bumper.
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reward.
Quebec
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THE S. S. “PARIMA”
is expected
to leave
New
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on
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gust 2n¢ and
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due
at
[rederiksted
on
or
about
the 9th
aad
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INC.,
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All the physical suffering whieh may be
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head-
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backaches,
indigestion,
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etc.,
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exhaustion,
are
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pared
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It also
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for the blood and may therefore
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a nerve food.
Over 4,000,000
people
are using itannually.
Satisfactory
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or the
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Look for the word “Nux-
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for
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1
IN TAE BISTRICT
GOURT OF
THE VIRGIN 15LANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. G:RIST!ANSTED
Suß-
J. DICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
- LOUISA FARRELY, DECEASED.
OTICE
1s hereby given that the under-
signed
has
boen
appointed
Adminis-
tratrix of the esiate
of LOUISA IFAR-
RELY, deceased.
All
persors
having
claims
against
the
said estate
are hereby notified
to present
same
to
A. V. SIAKEMANN tihe
attor-
ney of the undersigued
at
his office, No.
59 King Street
in Christiansted,
with
the
necessarv
proofs,
within 6 months
from
the date
of this notice,
Persons
indebted
to
decedent
will
please
pay
the undersigned.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
V. 1.
U. S,,
this 29th day of June
1923.
ROSE
A. F. MEYER.
.
‘
Administratriz.
AT YOUR SERVICE.
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¢nd
Light
Delivering
Truek.