GENERALS CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 20 September 1913, Page 6

GENERALS CABLES.

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[United Press -Association.] London, September 19

The Orient Company has approv'd of the plans for a 15,000-tou stcamei to 1)6 built with John Brown’s engines, two sets of geared turbines, and with a cruiser stern, which minimises The steamer is to bo ready in the summer of 1915, London, September 19.

The Daily Mail’s Berlin correspondent says that the Kaiser is extensively investing in land in British Columbia. Other eminent Germans are following suit, buying farming and forest land.

Santiago do Chili, September 19

The New Zealand’s visit coincided with the Chilian Independence fetes. Captain Halsey, the Prince of BattcubeVg and others attended the festivities, and were warmly greeted.

'.Received 8.5 a.m.)

London, September 19

The Admiralty is prepared to consider the Mersey cadets who voyaged to Australia for appointment to midshipmen in the Royal Naval Reserve. After a year the navy cadets can complete their apprenticeship in the Mersey.

Hamburg, September 19

Wholesale arrests have been made in connection with fraud and embezzlement upon a steamship company. It is stated that eighty persons are implicated, and that a quarter of a million sterling is involved. ..(Received 8.45 a.m.) Paris, September 19.

A vehicle * containing twenty-two workers was precipitated into the dock at Arcaron. Six were killed and

twelve injured. (Received 10.20 a.m.) \ , j ,j , v) Paris, September 19

’Four .women sheltering under! an Ifinbi'ella'during a storm were struck by; Tighttiipg'. ' Oho was killed land two terribly injured. (Received 1.25 p.ra.) New York, September 19. ,

The New York State Assembly has ordered tho arrest of James Garrison. ex-Governor Sulzer’s personal friend, on the ground, of contempt of court in refusing to answer qiiestioiife'propoundedl by the Speaker during the hearing of tho impeachment. Garrison has been removed to a penitentiary.