GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 624, 29 September 1909, Page 7

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

, (By Tclis'raph-Presa- Aesoclatlon-OojiyrlchU, | ■ A FENIAN RELEASED. • , London, September 27. Patrick Lennon, a Fenian, leader,.;who.was convicted oil February ,12, 1868,; and sentenced to death for his sharo in tliol'enian outrages, his sentenco being subsequently commuted, nes been released, He was welcomed by Mr. John Dillon, Nationalist member last Malyoi and thousands of Manchester Irishtneii. \ ' THE LATE.LORD RIPON'S E6TATE. ' London, September 27.. . Tho'estito of the lata Marquis Roman Catholio Liberal reecho died in July, has been valued, at ,£12a,574. The: Marquis-he-, nueathed to Mr. Bt..Quentin, wno was for soino timo his private secretary, .£lo,OflOj.. and provided for scholarships in connection with the Ripon Grammar School. No religious bequests ate made, The church and . convent at Saii Damiano, near Assisi, Italy, ii left to Admiral Lord Walter Kerr. ROYAL BRITISH COLONIAL SOCIETY OF ARTISTS.. • . • London/ September . 27. : : "The Timos" states that King Edward < his granted .a charter and diploma to - the -Royal British Colonial Society of Artists. ThO Society will send a collection of pictures to Montreal,; Canada, tot exhibition; in November next. ;- ,; RACE SUICIDE.—-APPEAL' FOR A PURE • . . FAMILY LIFE. '■>: • ' September 28. The General Assembly of Uhb . Presbyterian Church adopted a pastoral letter in denunciation of race suicide, and ordered it to bo-read in all churches. Tho. assembly alSo rosolved to urge upon clergymen and office-bearers. the duty of impressing' upon the minds of thoso undor their care a duo sense of'the.value of a pure familv life, in tho interests of, national life, as well as of the spiritual lifo-of the individual' and the welh-being-of tho Church of Christ. ; " • ■ ■ .. THE OVERDUE WARATAH. Adelaide,' September. 28.. Three more steamers have arrived hero from the Cape. They.all report that.they searched for the Lund liner Waratah, but without success. - '• - •