JAPAN'S NAVY.
NICARAGUA IN REVOLT.
■ : ' NEW BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Oopyriglit. . Tokio, October 16.' The battleship Kawachi, 20,850 tons, has been, launched at Tokio., TRAINING SQUADEON ON TOUR. Tokio, October 10. A Japanese training''squadron has left Tokio, ])ound for Sail Francisco.
: 9 MORE DISTURBANCES. ' By Telegraph—Frees Association—Copyright. Vancouver, October 10. • - Renewed disorders are reported to have occurred in Nicaragua.' " , Riots have taken place at Managua, the capital. A CRITICAL POSITION. (Rec. October 17, 9.45 p.m.) Managua, October 17. Rioting is of . frequent occurrence in the capital, and the t position is critical. Cablegrams are being censored. , Ermine and furs are becoming dearar in view of tlio increased demand for the Coronation ceremonies in June, and iuany peers and peeresses, anticipating swollen prices, are already .arranging for their robes.
Recent researches of Sir William Bam-, say .wul'other scientists go to show that the emanation of radium is an element, which ranks among the inert gases like argon, and is a constituent of the air we breathe. They propose to' rename it "Niton."
A suggestion at the Battle (Sussex) Rural Council that the books at a village school where an outbreak of infectious disease had occurred should be destroyed, was: scouted by the Medical Officer of Health, who said it would be iusfc an logics! to burn the school a the books,
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 950, 18 October 1910, Page 5
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