GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1862, 23 September 1913, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

By TelecTaph—Press Association— Oopyriffht

GARIBALDI'S VETERANB.

(Rec. September 22, 11.20 p.m.) London, September 22. Prince -Borgheso was tho ohief speakor at the annual banquet of tlie_ Garibaldian veterans. Of 800 English volunteers in tho movement only t.welvo survive, of whom six participated in the banquet. King Victor Emmanuel, of Italy, Bent greetings.

IMPERIAL GROCERIES. (Reo. September 22,10.15 p.m.) London, September 22. Tho "Daily Chronicle," dedling with tho Grocery Exhibition, emphasisos tho fact that the exhibits of tho overseas dominions, and especially thoso of Australia, were becoming an increasingly important part of the exhibition.

FATAL MOTORING ACCIDENT. (Rec. September 22, 11.20 p.m.)

Sydney, September 22. A motor-car, with eight passengers on board, overturned near West Maitland. Tho chauffeur (H. Wheeler), and Miss Bessie Hewson, were killed: Bliss Jean Hewson was badly injured, and tho others were slightly injured.'

THE SMALLPOX-EPIDEMIC. (Reo. September 22, 11.20 p.m.) Sydney. September 22. Eight oases of smallpox were reported "to-day.

(Rec. September 22, 8.55 p.m.) Adelaide, September 22. A case of smallpox is reported from Kenttown,

NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS,

(Roc. September 22, 11.20 p.m.) Sydnoy, September 22. The Now South Wales State. election campaign is now in full swing. The Premier (Mr. W. A. Holmanj) and other party leaders aro stumping tho country.

PRINCE KATSURA ILL. (Reo. September 22, 1.15 p.m.) Toklo, September 22. Prince Katsura (ex-Primo Minister of Japah), who has been suffering from cancer of the stomach, has had a relapse, and his condition is reported to bo grave. ■ ■

IN TH EFLOWER OF THEIR YOUTH

(Ilea. September 22,11.20 p.m.) Budapest, September 22. Four would-bp brides, while picking flowors in the woods to decorate the church at Bagyvoirad, were overtaken by a thunder-storm. Thoy took rctu?o in a grotto, which was struck by ligu ning. Their sweethearts afterwards discovered their bodies in the ucbr.s.

KING CONSTANTINE IN PARIS. (Reo. September 22,10.15 p.m.) ' Paris, September 22. At a luncheon at tho Elysee, President Poincaire and King _ Constantino (of Greece) exchanged cordial toasts.

VOTES FOR ULSTER WOMEN. "Times"—Sydney "Sun" Special Cables, (Reo. September 22, 0.35 p.m.) London, September 22. X Suffragette at Antrim climbed upon the platform at a publio meeting, and asked what was to bo tho action of the Now Ulster Parliament regarding votes for women. No one replied.

DEATH SENTENCE CONFIRMED. Madrid, September 21. It is understood that the CaptainGeneral has confirmed the death sontonce passed on Captain Sanchez, and the maximum term of imprisonment passed on his daughter Luisa for the murder of Senor Zalon, a wealthy resident, who disappeared in April last, and whose hotly was found in Juno, cut to pieces, between two walls of a military riding school. Zalon was a notorious gambler and a fnßt livor, and Luiea was ois mistress. SIR EVELYN WOOD. London, September 21. t The condition of Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, who sustained concussion of the brain through being thrown from his horse at Harrow, shows improvoment. LATE MAYOR OF NEW YORK. Now York, September 21. The body of the late Mr. W. J- Gaynor, Mayor of Now York, who died suddenly at sea whilo en routo to England, lies in state in tho City Hall. It is wrapped in tho folds of the! American and British flags. Tho latter waß added at the wish of tho widow, who desired to acknowledge tho respect shown when tho body lay in state at Liverpool. Thousands of citizens viewed the bier.

PREHISTORIC WOMEN. New York) September 21. The skulls of fifty-eight women have been found at Plattsmouth, Nebraska; also flint instruments. A peculiar feature is tlio absence of all bones excepting skulls, which all faced cast. Tlio find is considered to bo of archaeological interest.

ELEVATOR LAD'S PLUCKY DEED. New York, September 21. A' fire occurred in tho premises of Dow and Company, manufacturers. Stannnl, a youtliiul elevator attendant, ropeatedly ran the elovntor to tho top floor, rescuing panio-strickon omployeos. The firemen carried a number of women to tlio firo escapes. But for tho bravery of tho lad in keeping tho elovator in action, heavy loss of life would certainly liavo occurred.

JUVENILE LABOUR EXCHANGES, "Times"—Sydnoy "Sun" Special Cables,

London, September 21. Juvenilo labour exchanges aro being opened under tho Board of Trade. Tlio object of the exchanges is tlio finding at Dultalijo (iltuaUooii Cor cMßrni ott Jsarios mool