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Address VMiayaguez Porto Rico.
EDITORIAL.
With refercence
so that part of Mr. Tot-
ten’s article,
a
clipping from
an
Ameri-
can
paper,
published
in this issue,
to the
effect
that the old age
pensions
were
cut
off with the change
of
administr=tion,
it
should
be corrected
that
this
is
not
the
case.
To
the
contrary
of shirking this
liability which
means
a neat
sum
to the
treasury,
the
Government
establisheda
poor-farm
at
Kingshiil
- which
is
the
means of caring
for
a number
of former
pensioners
at
a considerably
more
expen-
sive rate,
while still
maintaining
the
sys-
tem of
pensions
to
those
who have
not
entered
this
institution,
and
doubling
the allowance
at certain
special
occasions
and
seasons
of
the
year.
Os
course
our
correspondent
who
is an ardent
admirer
of
the
American
government
is simply
misinformed
through
unfounded
reports
which
once
were
in
circulation
about
ehanges
in
the old-age
pension
system,
and
we take
this opportunity of denying
any truth in that
connection.
LOCAL.
We
have
been
asked
to
mention
that
the
Native Brass
Band
will givea
con-
cert
on the Wharf to-morrow evening.
A case
of drowning occurred
last night
near
the
wharf
where
awailor
of
the
“Vigilant’’ named
Knight fell into
the
water
and
met
an untimely
end
before
he
could
be
rescued.
The
body
was
grappled
by Capt.
Fernando
Ramos
of
the
cattle
boat
Jose
Manuel,
and
was
taken
to the hospital.
It is
regretted
to learn
that
while
sea-
bathing last Sunday,
Government
Secre-
tary Timmons
was
relieved
of more
than
SIOO United States
money,
some
gold in-
cluded, from his purse
which had been left
in his coat in the bithhouse.
Itis sincere-
ly hoped
that
light
will
be
thrown
on
this matter
and
the stolen
cash
recover-
ed.
The
U. 8.
S
Tadousac
arrived
here
at
1.30
p.
m. yesterday
having aboard
Di-
rector
of
Police
F.
Coulter
whom
we
welcome
on
his return
home
after
a
va-
cation
in the States.
The.
Mystery
with
mails
arrived
in
Frederiksted
this morning.
TELEGRaMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Buenos
Aires,
Nov.
2lst.--The
Gov
ernor
of
the
province
of S2n Juan,
was
assassinated
yesterday
by
men
armed
with rifles,
as
he
was
alightinglifrom an
automobile.
A
friend
who
was
with
him
was
also
killed.
The assassination
is attributed
to
polities.
London,
Nov. 21st—Sixty-four of
one
hundred
Moplan prisoners
died
from
suffocation
while being
transferred
in
a
closed
railway
wagon
from
Tieurur
to
Bellary
in the Madras
Presidency
of In-
dia, according
to a despatch
tothe’'
Daily
Mail’”’ from
Madras.
The
Government
has
ordered
an enquiry, and
Mohamwme-
dans
bave telegraphed
to Earl
Cromer,
who is
head
of
the personal
staff of the
Prince
of Wales
now in India.
Washington,
Nov.
21st--The
present
British attitude
on
the
question
of the
Anglo-Japanese
Alliance, British spokes-
men
declared
today,
is
not
differcut
from
that
recently
expressed
by
Nr.
Lloyd George,
who
said
it
would ot be
prope:
to say
to
Japan
‘‘You stood
by
us
during the war,
buc
we do not
need
you
now,
so good-bye’’.
The
British empha
sized
in
this
conne
‘tion,
however,
that
th2 Prime
Minister also
declared
that this
did
not
mean
Great
Britain
would
con-
tinue
the
treaty against
the interests
of
any nation, and certainly
10t against
the
United
States,
as
there
was
no
other
country
with
whish
Great
Britain
so%e
strongly desired
to act.
Washington,
Nov.
2lst—A
joint
de-
claration
of policy towards
China,
based
on territorial
and
administrative
integri-
ty, economic
opportunity,
and
enforced
“‘open
door’’ and
the
abolition
of spe-
cial rights,”” was
agreed
upon
today by
all the
nations
represented
in
the arms
conference,
(the first
definite agreement
to
come
out
of
the
conference).
The
declaration
touches
in
general
terms
m~st of
the
principles
for whiech
China
asked
in her ‘Bill of
Rights’’, but
does
not provide
in detail
for the
settlement
of the
specific problems
with which
she
is confronted.
The text of the resolution
was
embodied
in an official communigue
issued
by
the conference
late
today,
as
follows:
The
committee
on Pacific
and
Far
Eastern
questions
met
at the ‘Pan-
American
Building
on
Nov.
2lst
at
4
o’clock in
the afternoon
All the, dele-
gates
were present,
except
Baron S‘Q’;de-