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The Destroyer " Salmon." Received this day at 8 55 a.m. London, December 4. The destroyer Salmon did not sink, but was towed to Harwich harbor and beached. The steamer Cambridge's bow crashed into the-stokehole wrecking the boilers. The steam imprisoned four stokers. A sailor gallantly rescued two through a manhole. Small Pox.
Four hundred and thirty-eight cases of smallpox are reported in London. There were 137 deaths since August 3rd.
The Liverpool Bank Fraud. John Aiken and John Roberts, bookmakers at Liverpool, have been arrested as accessories to Goudie. The Druee Case. The Druca case in which a ckim is being made for the Earldom of Portland, is proceeding. Witnesses testify that they were present at his doath and enclosure in a coffin in 1864. Obituary. Sir William McOormack, the famoui surgeon, aged 65. Tammany Boss. New York, December 4. Boss Oroker announces his early retirement from Tammany Hall. Queen of Holland. The Hague, December 4. Queen Wilhelmina has completely recovered from her recent illness.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 5 December 1901, Page 3
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171LATEST CABLE NEWS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 5 December 1901, Page 3
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