GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 45, 28 June 1913, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES.

[By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.] (Received 8.0 a.m.) London, June 27. At the King’s request, none of the ladies taking part in the parade at the Horse Show yesterday rode astride. London, June 27. The Foreign Office banquet to President Poincare was preceded by a State bail, at which there were 2500 guests. (Received 9.55 a.m.) Salonika, June 27.

A force of Russian, Greek, and Bulgarian troops has landed at Mount Bathos, where heretical monks occupy a Russian monastery and tlciy the authority of the church. London, Jumv.27. There is a pathetic display o‘f Captain Scott’s relics at Earl’s Court Exhibition, including a reproduction of Lieutenant Campbell’s igloo and -the inner, part of Scott’s ■ tent, of which the outer covering was used as a pall for the bodies. The covering is much thumbed. A six-penny edition of Mary Johnston’s “By Order of the Company” was found in Scott’s tent, open at the chapter headed “We go out into the Night.” Mr Arthur Henderson has. resigned, the directorate of the Daily Citizen, owing to the introduction of betting tips and starting prices. Lord Murray .pf Elibank, on behalf of Pearson’s, has signed a contract in Ecuador for the development of oil lands.

Washington. Juno 27. Mr Bryan has instructed the American Legation at Panama to use efforts toi secure a modification of the Panama law excluding Chinese. The State department has assured the Panama Chinese that their interests will be safeguarded. New York, June 27. The citizens ,of the village of Hemet, in California, attacked the Koreans, beat ''and drove them out of the town. There is much ill-feeling on the part of the whites against the Koreans and Japanese throughout the State as a result. New York, June 27. A message from Montreal states that, an unconfirmed report that Jack Johnson is escaping to Europe is untraceable in Chicago. Another message from Montreal states that Jack Johnson has admitted his identity. Ho declared that he intended to return to Chicago and stand his trial when asked.