GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1728, 19 April 1913, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

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ifI '. AMBASSADORS APPOINTED. (Kcc. April 18, 10.20 p.m.) / * Washington, April IS. Dr. Wilson lias decided to appoint Mr. Gcorgo Guthrie, Japanese Ambassador; Mr. Charles Crane, Russian Ambassador; and Mr. Frederick Penfield, Spanish Ambassador. SMALLPOX: (Ree. April 18, 11.58 p.m.) Sydney 1 , April IS. The case of smallpox on the steamer Barraloiig. from South Africa—a coolie member of the crew being the patient—is a very mild one. TUB PRINCE OP WALES. (Rec. April 18,. 10.5 p.m.) London, April 18. Hie Prince- of Wales has returned to London, after a visit to Germany, part of his vacation, being spent at the German Court. PRACTICAL GRATITUDE. Sydney, April 18. . A former patient of the Wagga Hospital has donated two thousand pounds to the institution, the only condition attached to the gift being that tlio namo of tho donor shall not be divulged. A PREMIER, AND PRODUCE.' London, April 17. The Victorian Premier, Mr. Walt, is investigating tho handling of Australian produce on tho London markets. CRITICALLY ILL. London, April 17. Tho wife of Commander Evans, of tho Antarctic ship Terra Nova, has been operated on at Naples. Her condition is critical. DUCHESS OF OONNAUGHT. London, April 17. Tho Duchess of Coimaught, who was recently operated on, is progressing favourably. ' ARMING THE POLICE. Melbourne, April 18. As a result of tho recent shootings by burglars, tho polico on night or dangerous duty arc to bo armed with magazine revolvers.