GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1389, 25 February 1905, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

I .-< - - , By; Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright, i LONDON, Feb. 23. : 7 D.urgan l , a Canadian, is willing to 7 row George Towns for the chanipion--5 ship of the world at Toronto Bay. ' BERLIN,. Feb. 23. * The commercial treaties were read a third time in the Reichstag. A majority of members congratulated Count Butow on iiis success. Herr iPosadorvsky justified tlio Government’s policy in the agrarian . interest. It would foster prosperity and enoonrage rural population, holding the pooplo fast to the soil. It was a supplementary social policy on behalf of urban workers, which ■wasi intended to-restore the confi'ddence they bail unfortunately lost in civil society and government, as the result of the political and economic struggle. Count Bulow warmly complimented Fosadorvsky. and warmly appauded his speech. BRISBANE, Feb. 21. r A« orphan girl named Vickers, employed by Frederick Brook, deliberately drowned her employer’s infant son.

Sydney, Neb. 24. 'A' large demorastration was held in I fclie Town IHall to celebrate the jubilee of the New South Wales Methodist Conference. Speeches dealing with the dovclu'pmciir of Methodism were delivered.