GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 926, 20 September 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

:-.■■■-■" BRITISH ■■ JO'TONALISTS vIN^-- ■■•'••■!. ; :BELGipM;''r : V:;;;::;,W£ v v'. '''-. v (Rec. September, 19, •9.30-p.in.) ':X-'[ ■. ■'•' .'.Y'.- •Brussels, September.'l9.V' ; Two hundred members-of.fthe Institute"T)f Journalists; are Visiting Belgium as guests: of'the,"/Brussels.-Exhibi-tion- Committee."-■"■;".- "i;vY, .'■"»-j"Yh: .fi ' -.(Rec. September 19, 9.30.p.m.); .'.;■■ :■'■'■ ..,''; -'■'■■'..■j.i'London, September 19. 1 .' Five'hundred.',Leicester,:people..wh6 "are emigrating, .to New," Zealand, and America,,.:h'eld'reunion:festivities oxtending pver.ra wiek.Y :YY; ; vY : -Y -v.:V:.;i WHEAT: CROP. Y VvY -. .■■ '/' ■ Paris, September, 18.';' ■ The /National Milling estimates the French: wheat crop ;at .73,700 quintals.-; '■■;.'.;'" ■.. ".Y '•' •. jY YY'YYYY Y/.DUTCH. WARSHIPS. y :.x '-;•'• ''-. Syjdney, September'l9.•'.: ,- The: officers-and^men..of: -the- Dutch' squadron are',*j3'eing:j : ,eiita:tamedv; by 'a* round of: .festivities.. -'•■.'■■...'.■;'..-■'-;.:;.; •; :" ;: 'CHQLERAi v.y\ ;■•■-,: : ;.; ~ i , ; St. Petersburg; September 18. V ■. There were '3855 fresh cholera, cases .'in' Russia during the week and 1981 deaths. '■■ PRECA^TIONS^AGAINST^PMGUE:.', ;:. St:; Petersburg, 1 September 18. A".-'provision I ; bazaar.. at "was burned .for plague purification' pirrposes; The traders; were compensated. /v-- Y' * ' ; .-Y '■'..'.'.•'■ Adelaide,; September 19. V Admiral Sir Reginald .Henderson, who is to inspect and advise on the defences of• Australia, has arrived. : He is accompanied by Lady Henderson.' They are guests at Government ..House. ' , .""Y ; : WEST AUSTRALIAN (POLITICS.. :, YY.-Y" Perth, September 19. Mr. Frank Wilson, who succeeds Sir Newton Moore as Premier of ..West Australia, has-announced that the policy of the hew Government will be'the same as that of. his predecessor's. '■.■.. : '' : ' :^.' : '^; ; ;Vpß]TUpT/;; : .;"\-v;; ; -!;''" '-.•'■•' 'Paris, September 18. , The death is announced at Paris of,M. Nelidoff, Russian Ambassador to France. .