MISCELLANEOUS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 79, 26 November 1912, Page 6

MISCELLANEOUS.

(By Electric Telegraph. —Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Before the 1 Marconi Committee, made up of the (Admiraltythe wireless ■expert reaffirmed the evidence g.ven , before the Imperial Wireless Committee a year ago. Ho said the Marconi system in war was the most reliable for long distance service, and the Marconi stations could be converted into Poulsen’s system cheaply at any t.me. The Remount Department is minutely investigating London’s resources for suitable, horses for army service. 1 A London cablegram states that Me-' liegan defeated Ward in twenty rounds. The decision was badly received and Hulls, the referee, was mobbed. At Waukegan, Illinois, twenty persons Acre killed by an explosion of a dry starch plant in a corn products helming company’s premises oik. bo seriously injured. The cause is unknown. 1 During the dynamite conspiracy trial at” Indianapolis (states a . New York cablegram) Ortio McMamgall s ponfession revealed plans to blow up a canal. Dvmjmite was to be secured a quantity placed in each lock. The motive for the proposed crime was the employment of non-unionists.