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The Plague at the Gaps
London, April 4,
Of 316 cases of plague at Capetown there were lIT deaths, including 22 Europeans. Eussia and France.
The Russian warships Unit went to Toulon for provisions have been withdrawn lest their presence should be misconstrued in connection with the Cranco-Italian naval fetes on the 10th.
It is reported that the King will establish an Indian bodyguard to share the duties of the Household Cavalry. A Great Steamer. The White Star Liner Celtic, 20,880 tons, was launched at Harland and Wolffs yards, Belfast. Rousseau got Cancer. A hasty operation had to bo performed on Waldock-Rousseau, Premier, for a growth under the tongno. He is progressing favourably. German Warship Aground. Berlin - , April 4. Prince Henry of Prussia’s flagship Kaiser Frederick grounded at Arcona, north-east of the island of Ecugon, but was subsequently refloated. She is seriously damaged. German Loan. The German loan of fifteen million sterling at three per cent was covered fifteen fold. French War Ships and Strike. Paris, April 4. M. Lanessan, Minister of Marine, has ordered the construction of twenty submarine boats. A general resumption of work by tho strikers has taken place at Marseilles.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 6 April 1901, Page 4
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