GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1648, 15 January 1906, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

By, .telegraph* Prcsu Asa’n,. Copyright London, Jan. 12, Isabel Jay has divorcod her husband, H. S H. Cavendish, traveller and u explorer. Now York, Jan. 12. Charles SstoD, a lawyor, and Samuel Humphteys, a journalist, havo boon obarged at Now York with counterfeiting JGIOO,OOO worth of North Norfolk and Woatorn Railway Bbaroe. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 12. Brazilian newspapers aro dissatisfied with Gormany’s apology in oonnootion with the Piintbor ineident, beoauso Steinholf, tho man kidnapped, has now disappeared. Berlin, Jan- 12. Germans executed a drivG in SoutbWo; t Afrioa, and killod tho chief MoreDga’s brother.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 12. I Admiral Roshdestvensky, interviewed, adheres tn his hallucination regarding tho ‘ Doggor Bank i: oidont. Ho is convinced ' more than over that tho supposed torpedo--1 boats wore driven off. They wore eon- ' coiled by tho British at a spot selected beforehand. Pekin, January 12. China has opened a foreign settlement at Teinanfu, in the provinoe of SbaniiUDg, Sydney, Jau. 13. The stevedores’ agreement applies to grain handlers, who recently obtained higher rates, which are roducod to the old lovol. The Observatory, in a special forecast, predicts very heavy weather in tho Tasman Sea. The Ifcala had 800 tons of salt on beard. I The captain and crew were asleep and were lightly clad. They lost everything, I The vessel is now only a smouldering shell, Her decks weio blown out, and sides huokled. Her masts are gone, Melbourne, Jan. 13. Last year’s gold yield was 747,166 jz5, 10,967czs below the previous year. Perth, Jan. 13. A boy hes been plague stricken in the | oity. The s.s. Nora’s patient is progressing satisfactorily. A train laden with sleepers “ boltod ” at Collie and left the rails. Tho driver and fireman jumped off uninjured. The oDiy passenger, named Rickaby, was killed. Tho explosion of a charge in tho Qwalia mine killed two men named Vonosto and Trine a.