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Divorce in High Life. London, Nov 30.
Mrs Burnaby, daughter of Lord Delamere, obtained a divorce from her husband on the grounds of adultery with Lady Sophia Scott, daughter of the Earl of Cadogan. Accident to the Duke of Teck. While the Duke of Teck was hunting with the Cheshire hounds his horse struck a wire over a fence and threw the Duke, who received a slight concussion of the brain and sustained a severe contusion of the hip. His condition causes no alarm.
Liverpool Bank Frauds. Eeeoivod this day, at 9 17 a.m. London, Dec 1,
Francis Kelly, Bradford, a bootmaker was arrested for complicity in the Liverpool Bank fraud. Forged cheques amounting £73,000 were traced to him. Goudio's share was apparently trifling. Swindlers and Humbugs. Theodora Horos, and Laura Horos his wife of infamous order of Theocratic Unity, were committed for trial at the Marylebone Police Court on various offences including swindling.
Balfour Recovering. London, Dec 1.
Balfour is recovering. The fever has left him, but be is in a weak condition. Russia's Failure in Manchuria. The Times' St Petersburg correspondent states that the Manchurian negotiations have ended, Japan objecting. Russianising Armenians. Blowitz states that Trans-Causian officials, were instructed to compel the naturalization of forty thousand Armenian refugees. The Pope's Health. Several newspapers announce notwithstanding denials, that the Pope's health is causing anxiety, He is slowly fading , away.
Another Champion Yacht Race. It is reported that Earl Dunraven, Sirs Edward Sasson, Thomas Lipton, Harry McCalmont and other's, are asking the Prince of Wales to accept a new yacht to challenge the American Gup. Russia and Japan. St Petersburg, Dec 1. The Czar has given an audience to Marquis Ito, formerly Premier of Japan. Prussian Cruelty. Berlin, Dec. 1. Prussian schoolmasters flog Polish children, who are unable to say the catechism, and pray in German. Protesting relatives have been arrested, and one mother was heavily sentenced. Traitor Bannerman. The Anglo German press delcare that Bannerman is the chief cause ofj the Anglo-phobia in Germany. Herr Wolff's Withdrawal. Vienna, Dec. 1. As a sequel co the duel connected with the social scandal, the redoubtable Herr Wolffe* leader of the Pan Germans in the Austrian Eeichsrath has withdrawn permanently from that Chamber,
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 2 December 1901, Page 3
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