GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 922, 15 September 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

By Bdocrwißh—l?rewi X«»»eiatioii—Copyrighy :.:--''' ; ! '.'' ['t, r r ;.;:"■•-' ! /'^- : ; ;i/' ■;■'."'.'.' • (Beo. Septeinber"ls, : i' ; 'a;mi)':i : ''■■'<' :/ : -\.'Paris, .September, ■■ti.j-v ''■ The■.: French' Minister'" for -'Works/'iß establishing a; national pouring ".bureau for centralising and.: increase ■ ing.f facilities .'for;./travel , ! throughout Frano/s. ...' ' y:'[:-y-'-- : -:- yy. '■-,%'[ '"'/l;/ ■; DEEADNO'tJGp^.G^iNG;'I)OCK;;% /; (Rec. September: it, ;//;y/ : ;': '''■ : /^ ; London,/Septem'ter^ii/,/ A special committee;'; unanimously-,; -ief commends the., Clyde Navigation 'Trustees, to construct a Dreadhbught"graving.dock, at Renfrew. -'■■y."' , '[ // '/ / : //'/ "y ,' '//'/ -\(Eec. September : U, 9.3o*.ptm';)J;./';\: / vl : : Vienna, .Septemljer'-'li.';'';; Hungary's intention /to; .place /its-loani in Paris has■ been abandoned....: y/y- ';';, ;,,, '~';'.' /SACCHARINE. S&LENi;■;%X' ..-' ; ! -..:.;..L0nd0n, :September'-;13:■•■■•-■■ . A' half-ton of: saccharine, valued . .at ,£I7OO, was. stolen .at. Southwark. '; So far no arrests!have-been-made/ /'/';/-;// ; / ~.;/' ;■';'•' ■,:;A-/ VOCALIST.'//; '-K- :." "; London, September',l3./ /Miss 'Bertha: Bird, the vocalist,' has' secured sis' engagements!. in: Continental oities. '-■■.■• .."';:;■ : /.,/'/ .;'■"•.■ ;...- .' ■ •/,',. \'/ ; ■■"■ .THE-LAVERTpNi ; RAII>;pr:J, ( . ..'Perth; September"ii'.-v- ---' The raiders at Lavertbn- also .abducted' two native women 'from the, camp.. -

:: BiimsH-TiffiAstißtv-bills.- ..: '■;■;,. ".- ',. ■".'.- ■ -;..- '-London,- Septemlief : -13..- : . Three, million .pounds' 'worth - ; of: -six months' Treasury bills .have.'.;been'. ; allotted, at an/averagediscount. of 9d. 'per.centum. .•.'.--■_- V'y' : .,- ; -/-;;t'.'. V.-;-/ A .:-'/:: '::,';:-," vF!TByiraN^^ILLED.J;.;.:; : - London, September IS. , The collapse- of. the' roof- of a tunnel connected- with -the Bishop-Briggs .(Scotland) quarry.'killed five men.. : : '-'Fffip.d-ITjp]qMMY:AiBSHffS. : '■■:■;; ■".-;' ■-..-:' London, September 13. ..' '■'- Satisfactory results were-achieved -in the firing of hb-ritzsers-''at' , ,du]nmy; dirigibles -and aeroplanes -flown- above the scout Adventure, while. the: vessel was steaming at Plymouth at. the .'rate of 18 knots.. : < J _;. , .;.'i'-.Sa.-'-V:-U-'-:-.^.!^;-'. ■ ' ; 'DESTKUCTIVB, FOREST '■■;.'.-'■■ ''■ -Vancouver; September' 13..- ; Forest fires destroyed"' the! -small town! of : . White -Rock- and many if arm- houses thirty miles south of/Vancouver...; -.'.>'■; ■'.' ; NEGROES LYNCHED.; ■'•- New/York, September'-13. . At" Nashville;-', two negroeswere, lynched ,for. attempted, assaults:on white girls. ::■;. ;<./.--.,'.-,;.-,■'; vcholera.;- //-/./--/.^v '. September 13;. : There' are several cases of, cholera- at Pressburg, in Hungary';.;, ;.-;V'; ;./-. Berlin,, : September 14. , 'Eight deaths.i.from-,cholera, have; occurred at Marienburg,. in Saxony, and a hundred ..contacts have-';-tined. ■'■/~~± -:'".- : -, /■?^;" i --^-'-^ . •■; , PENNY .POSTAGE.. I ■•■C^ 11 ''Paris;'' September 13.'; ; . Ninety recommend /the establishment .of penny go'stage with Great Britain. ; ;; /' ... Brussels fire.'; : ' : - : '-; ._BcHSsels l _SfiptemDer.. 13.1: Great 'Britain's 'of her claims, for ' compensation" arising ■ out : 'of' the Brussels Exhibition fire is warmly appreciated 'hcre.-i, ';.-. ':■:'■ '.---.';.. ";'■;'.-■ ■;••-.' FATAL STREET ACCIDENT. -(Rec: September 14, 9.80 p.m.) . , ./ "Sydney, .September. 14. Three boys, aged-six,- were'-riding- on a box cart down a'hill, and: on rounding the corner into" ■Elizabeth Street" crashed into a'tram'. One of them was killed and one seriously injured. The other, escaped. ■"■ '■■'--^.- : ' SCARCITY OF LABOUR. ■.■';■'''.■'•?,•'.' ,' Sydney," September 14., Scarcity of labour is delaying shearing in some 'districts of -New -South Wales. -,' . ■ . . .-' ;-'./■ ->,:-.;' :■'■'-.SCHOOLS-.'DAY'^V-''./V-.' Sydney, September 14. Schools Day was ~-celebrated'. to-day: Thirty thousand school children "gathored in tho Cricket Ground, , nine thousand took part in spectacular drills, and six thousand in sports. -.