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The Coronation Oath. Beoeived this day at 9 28 a.m. London, July 9
The House of Commons discussed the question of the King's declaration and oath. The debate was a desultory one, Lord Salisbury announcing the proposed BUI to deal with the subject. Bowling. The Cathcart Club beat the New Zealanders by 62 against 85. The Ayr Bowlers defeated the Australians by 22 against 21. France threatens Morocco. Received this day at 9 18 a.m. Pabis, July 9. An inspired article in the Paris newspaper La Temps seriously warns Moroco not to modify the situation in Moroco to thd detriment of France. Attempt on the Sirdar's Life. Cairo, July 9. The train in which the Sirdar was travelling was derailed between Cairo and Alexandria. No one was injured. Foul play Is suspeded. The King honors South African Soldiers. London, July 9. The King confers, the South African medals on the City Corporation Companies in recognition of their public spirit in raising Imperial volunteers. The Heat in New York. ■, "V- New York. July 9. During the week ended Saturday there were 980 deaths from heat in greater New York. Appeal Case London, July 9. In the Appeal case of tha Lime Company versus Carr, originally an action to recover damages for seizuro of ammunition aboard the steamer "Beluchistan" by ' the commander of the warship 'Lapurng' in the Persian Gulf in January 1898, the House of Lords has overruled the decision of the Court of Appeal given in May of last year and. found in favor of defendant, thus restoring Justice Granaham's original judgement.
Colonial Imperial Representation. London. Jul y 9. The Bills of Titles' Bill will not be submitted this session unless it is unopposed. It will possibly be eventually associated, with the rumoured measnre taking thirty seats from Ireland, which is now over represented, and conferring them upon the colonies.
Distinguished Suicide
Berlin, July 9.
The son of A. B. White, the American Ambassador at Berlin, committed suicide as the result of illness.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 10 July 1901, Page 3
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