GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 54, 4 November 1913, Page 7

GENERAL CABLES.

fßy Eleotrio Teleokaph- Copyright! I United Press Association.] London, November 2. The verdict at the inquest on Lajnbert was "accidental death.'" Pathotie scenes took, place at the hearing. His brother, while giving evidence .broke down. He said Lambert was ia total, abstainer and a non-smoke; land always trained for the races. He jwas to have been married in a fortl night.' Berlin, November 2. Prince Ernest of ".Brunswick liaspiib-' lished letters patent pledging his princely word to maintain the constitution as a German Prince,.and will stand in unswerving loyalty to {ho 'Empire and its exalted' head.' ' ' ' ■ ■' Londoiij Nojeuiber; 2'.' X)ie' King's message in connection., with the dinner to workmen engaged on 'Buekingham"Falace* " ofigftttula'tcci' them on their remarkable handicraft, making the palace a worthy addition ko (memorial ,to Victoria. London, November 1. The South Wales .Miners' Federation; at Cardiff levied, sixpence .Jffi lo member for the relief, or the men thrown out of w.ork by the Senghenydd disaster. Tt has recommended the establishment, fill ,a i/genei-jd pjit-of-work fund, on ,a basiis f .q! sixpence monthly, lor the assistance of members who are out of yHjork, jp(ft,, /fault. , , New York, November 1.

J' Mr Dillon returned from, his, Arctic expedition, though it was 'believed he was dead. Hevwent north f through in order. -'.t? place a tablet on the spot. whci;o/' companion on a former trip died from starvation. He lost the tablet en, ronte, through a boat upsetting! but' he chiselled on the rocks the words: "Here Leonidas Hubbard, an intrepid explorer and practical Christian, died, October, 1903," Johannesburg, November 1. Johansen, a "miner, lias been sentenced to five years' imprisonment for incendiarism during the riots on July -i.