GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 42, 25 June 1913, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES.

HONORS FOR NEW ZEALANDER

[By Electric Telegram—Copyright] lUniteb Press Association. 4 (Received 8.45 a.m.) London, June 24. The Exhibition Commissioners have awarded Bvirbridge, New Zealand, a research scholarship worth £l5O per annum., CONSPIRATORS HANGED. Constantinople, Juno 24. ; Twelve of Shefket Pasha's conspirators were hanged, . ■ . TUNNEL MYSTERY SOLVED. jr s London,, June 24. Four boys. |who wejp arrested have confessed to placing the sleepers in the Devonport tunnel. CASES OF tTLSTER RIFLES. Two cases of rifles have been. seized at Coleraine. or-l tun [bo • '■" A CONTESTED 'WILL. Mr Malcolm Scott is contesting probate of 'the will of 'life brother, Sir Murray Scott. Counsel alleged that Lord and Lady Sackville spent ten years gaining ascendancy over the testator. They "induced him to finance them with enormous sums, and ultimately to. leave them the' bulk of his fortune. During 1906, the Sackvilles received £29,441. TENNIS AND GOLF. ! London, Juno 24. Beamish beat Rice in the second round of the All-England Tennis Championship 6—4, 6—l, 6—4. H. Taylor won the- Golf Championship in 304. BELGRADE ACCEPTS. (Received 11.50 a.m.) Belgrade, June 24. M. Pasics has' reconstructed his Ministry, and accepts Russia's arbitration. SAILORS COMPLAIN. New York, June 23. A thousand of the crew of the Imperatdr held a mass meeting and denounced the sanitary conditions, the foods, and the working conditions aboard the liner, the speakers announcing that the men were treated lik'o dogs.