... WEST INDIES CYCLONE. The Governor Jamaica, has forwarded the Colonial Office the following telegram from the Commissioner of the Turks and Caicos Islands:—Severe cyclonic storm, Grand Turk. Little general damage. Salt ponds suffered. One schooner and ...

... RIOTING IN WEST INDIES. BRITISH SEAMEN KILLED AND WOUNDED. Halifax, N.S., Friday. A report has reached here that fifteen the crew 0 f H.M. cruiser Pallas were killed others wounded in some rioting at ort of Spain Tuesday.—C.N. Central News reptesentative ...

... WHISKY-RUNNING IN WEST INDIES. U.S. Government's Appeal To Britain. The United States have asked for the cooperation of Great Britain in stopping the smuggling of alcohol into America. The British Government, it is understood, is getting into touch with ...

... HURRICANE IN WEST INDIES. Lloyd's St Thomas, West Indies, agent, telegraphing on October 10, says:— A violent hurricane swept St Thomas last evening, devastating the town and causing much damage to shipping. The German steamer Calabria, the Danish dredger ...

... KILLED IN THE WEST INDIES. SAD FATE OF BURNTISLAND ENGINEER The sad intelligence has reached Burntisland the death at Jamaica a boiler explosion of Fred. H. Tout, marine engineer, son Tout, of the cCastguard. The decoded was 33 years age, and was engineer ...

... EARTHQUAKE IN WEST INDIES. New York, Thursday. A despatch from Kingstown, St Vincent, says that an earthquake, which lasted for eighty seconds, was felt yesterday. The shock caused n. panic, but only slight damage was done. The disturbance was also felt ...

... M.C.C. TEAM IN WEST INDIES. The M.C.C. commenced their tour of the West Indies yesterday with a match against Barbados. Details:— BARBADOS—First Innings. Tarilton, b . L. Walcott. not out Head, lbw, J. Sealy. not out .. Innisß, c Ames, b Voce »' Bartlett ...

... WEST INDIES' SCORING REVEL A partnership of 104 for the third wicket between the Trinidad pair, Jeffrey Stollmever and Gerry Gomez, retrieved the position for the West Indies in the first Test match against England at Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday. ...

... Oxford v. West Indies At Oxford. WEST INDUS? —First innings, 480 for seven (declared). OXFORD—First innings, 232. OXFORD—Second Innings. E. .T. Dixon, c Sealey, D. E. Young, Clarke b Johnson 6 G. Evans, do. . R. Sale, c Sealey, b D. H. Macindoe, c ...

... WEST INDIES BATSMEN IN FORM ENGLAND BEHIND ON FIRST INNINGS. England's total of 208 in the first innings of tho second Test match against West Indies hardly, looked large enough to prevent their being behind when the second innings came to be taken, and ...

... GREAT RIOTS WEST INDIES SECOND EDIT1 Office 5.30 MOB GOVERN BUILDIN GS * POLICE FIRE rioters. . j Port Spain, 1 t A riotous crowd, failing '- j. 1 the Council Chamber to P ,eV passing of a Water Bill, obnoxious, to-day storm buildings, and em ° ter ...

... M.C.C. TEAM IN THE WEST INDIES HAVE HARD GAME WITH TRINIDAD. Port of Spain (Trinidad), Feb. 21. In the match with the M.C.C. Trinidad'® first inning the 16th had yielded runs, and the .( . had made a poor start i on the following day. They were all out ...