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ADAMS, Bandmaster, U.S.N. e PERIOGCE AWM »- Mareh...Hands Across The Sea.. .Soisa Releetion. . ... .La Traviata. . ......Verdi Valse....Childhoodl Merriment, . Adams (2) Polumaise Muitaire . .........Chopin () Barearvole from Tales of Hotfman.... .. Offenbach flvarture ... Masaniello. .. ... . Audjer Danza . 2aUgolion oM iranda STAR SPANGLED BANNER. DISEASES DANGEROUS TO PUBLIG HEALIH IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF TAY UNITED STA LRSS, During the month of December 1923, the feliowine diseases of interast to the vanlic have beaa reporcail in tae Virain Istands : In Noint Croir. Uilasiaatn. banceattt. .. ... . 21 S s S hßlasomiaais. ..., . ... 00 ) Pvsentesy. unelussiied. ....... ... ] Dysentery. entamebic . ........... 2 Viae .. e ) In St. Thomus. —St. John. e o ... ) A, .. o S en ey ...y o Dyseutery, aaclassified ..........12 H. M STENHOUSE, M. D. Chief Sanitation Officer, Municipality of St. Croia. £y ROty AV I Mails ( lose for the United States by s. s. Gui- ana on Thuraday, 17th iustant, at 9 o’clock a. m. ‘ LOCAL The . 5. “‘Surinam’’ from Now York is due at Frederiksted at 1@ o’clock te- dav, having 2 passengers aud 30 bags mali for this Isiand. The s. s “Gutana™’ for New York is due at Frederiksted at 7 o’cloek on Fri- day morning. OFFICIAL NOT:S. Administration Buiiding, S:. 'numas, il January, 1924, The U. 8. S “Kittery”’ sailed from Hampton Koads, Va., on January 9, 1924, and 1s expectel to arnive ai Saint Foo- mas on January 23, 1924 She brings the foilowing otficers for duty in the Government of the Virgin Istands: Com- mander Ralph M Warfield, Civii loc2il- - Corps, Unued S:iates Navy, who has been sent by the Seerecary of the Novy lor the purpose of investigating and reportinz upon th2 means of pro- viding4 vater supply for tme towns of St. Thomas, Coristiansted and Frederik- sted. bieutenant Alfred B. Clark, Sup- plv Corps, United States Navy, ¥ho will relieve Licutenant Robart J. Mouteith, Suppiy Corps, United States Navy, of his duties as Assistant tjovernment Secre- tary and coilector of Internal Revenue of the Virzin Isiands. Uson the recom- mendation of (s Governoient, Lieuten- ant Clark has had a short coursa of in- ~iPUe lon on Ingome taX marters with the Bureau of llnternal Roevenua, Creasury Department, Washiogton, 0. U., und wiil work with Lieatenant Monterb for about oar monih before relieving him. Ha is accompanted by his wile and chil. TELEGRAM>. ST CGROIX S ATION. RBaaufort. N. C., Jan. Ilih. A United Siates desiroyver ran aground on the beach half way between Beaulort Bar and Cape [oekoutr Licht, accordihg te word received here from a tug in Cape Lickeut cove, which is attempting to react the vessel and render assistance. A strong wind 13 blowing and it is fear- ed that unless assistance reaches “the vessel it witl he badly poundad. wiockholin, Jan. lith. —3weden is sur- rounded by am Lmmpenctrabie w 2 barrer and 11 steainers are driiting in the floes off Gothenburz, where toe ice Is espe- cially menacing o navization. One eof these vesscl 13 the Swadisa hner “"Kungs- holm.”” to whose asasiance tow iee break- ers are Dreparing ' vo. Fae Baltic Sea is quite frozen. Two steamers are im- priconed in the ice in the Gulf of Both- nia. Ottawa, Jan. 11t".—Th> Premier was notified by eable todav of Mr Bruce’s decision not to visi: Canada when return- ing to Australia. b message explains that the Austratia: .Premier is recover- ing from the effec < of an operation and N Dresses poegiet cover the change of plans. Senator ilson, the message savs, will procee| direet to Canada to take up with Prer: er King the negotia- tion of a reciproeal iariff. L.ondon, Jan. 11t1.. —The Cahinet Coun- cil yesterday decicded to drop the pro- tection issue in the King's speech, the Duaily Telegraph savs, and it was agreed aftera discuscion Hn the policy of the Governmeunt, that a general tarifl on manufactares shou d not be includel in the proposals with which the Govern- ment intends to meet Parliament next week. The Cabinet, however, according to the Daily Telezraph, felt under an obligation to include amonz its pronnsals in the King’s spcech plans for the ex- pansion ot the praferen:e syster, as- sistancs iln schemes with the pominion and other Imperial matters on which ar agreemea2nt was reached a- the recent Im- perial Confarenea. [f the Labour lead- ers in order to get over itie lack of la- bour spokesmen in the House of Lords, adopt the suggestion whiea Lord Birken- head made in his recent prcposals for the reform of the Lords, that Ministers having seats either in the House of Lords or House of Commons should be allowed to address either house, the wheel will surely come to a full cirele. The Labour Party isß considering the matter. Brest, January Ilth. -Another [ta- lian steamer ine ""Farona’’ of 4,000 tous is repnted to have been sinking off this port bui the fate of the erew is un- kosown. Ihe Duter steamer “'Rondo’’ of 7,500 tons, whicn had beep in distress for three davs off Usnaat, was found by tugs sent to ber aid anl towed into St. Nazaire. Paris, Jon. 11th,- Heavy loss to ship- ping Interesis from the storm akopy the couast is shown by (he first deiinite re- poris reaching the Mimstry of -Marine teday. The damag: to {ishing ¢ratt was heovy. Oue smait port aloneg reported the loss of Riteen fishinge vessels, while many craft that rode out the storm are co ning in badly bat ered, London, lan, 11th. —A Quaeensborough, Kent, firm today ertered into 4 contract with the Admiralty to raise sixtyeighe German warships, sunk at Scapa Fiow. Most of the warships witl be used by the Reimniralty for target practice. Ar the conciusion of the Great War the German warships were takea to Scapa Flow, an expinse >Of sea to tire South of the Ork- neys used by Admiral Jellicoe as his chia? naval base, to b 2 ilnterned there. On Jane Z2lst 1919 all the German battle- ships and battle craisers, with the ex-