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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42791, 14 October 1905, Page 3

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pNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BY ELeCI TRIG TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.] I London, Yesterday. I .Earl Spencer had a sudden seizure ■whilst shooting at North Creek on ■Wednesday ’ He wasuoconscious until yesterday afternoon and there was lome improvement in the evening. I Earl Spencer is suffering f:om a Imall clot on the bra : n and progressing favourably. I The Home Secretary informed the pev,. Shapuiji Edalji that if his son’s Conduct continues good he will be released on license in October 1906. His father replies that he is wholly lissatisfied, with the decision a 3 evidence’ proved an a’ibi. . The prosecu - ion had not proved their case, and his on was innocent and entitled to unfonditional and immediate release tfis son was sen tone 3d to seven years October 1903 for maiming cattle at CVyrley, Staffordshire.

Xing Edward travelled from Ballater to Penrith, where he is visiting pord and Lady Brougham un f il toporrow. Sir Francis Xuollys in Edinburgh, telegraphed that the King had been suffering from slight hoarseness pnd is now well. Official messages from Brougham Hall state that in the byening the slight cold was disappearing and will not prevent his keepng engagements.

A naval repair ship signalled for assistance, stranded on a sandy Inach between Cape Negro and Tetuan She is leaking, but there is no immediate ganger of breaking?up. A steamer ■' ame to the rescue from Gibratar and anded at Centa with a party of Royal Garrison. Artillery with lifesaving apparatus, / Some of the crew had ilready been landed by several warships near rendering assistance. Mr Steal, in a letter to the Times I9clares that the Antocrntic Czar is really a captive Samson, if the Duma be established he will be a Samson -riumphant and possess more capacity ■han any of his Ministers.

I A six"inch shell exploded on the pruiserfArgonaut in the Medway She r a !^?‘ 09 aboard. The magaf.' n & was flooded. An inquiry is proceeding, ’

I Later, ■ Berlin advices say that the states Iment made by Count Metternich, GerIman ambassador m London is con* P rn * e !*‘;'.Count von Bulow’s consistent, ■confidence in Lord Lansdowne’s previ-. lous assurances is also intimated. The ■German government never for a ■moment credited the allege! Biitish loffer oc specific actions and did not ■enquire into thß allegation. I Mr Asquith in a speech at L°vin Isiil the dominating' issue at the next lolection would be Free Trade or ProItection. I No!man Battle has withdrawn his evideoc* and it is cabled that he declared Watt to have paid him to give Iconcocted evidence. I y St Petersburg, Yesterday. Ia view. of arriving at a mutual up lerstanding between Britain and . issiain Central Asia, the paper Russ invites specific dr clarations defining the special interests which the Japanese treaty is intended to pr. teat. Tokio, yesterday. E* B furbanceß in Corea have spread ! through four provinces, Absence of resolute official action in prospect of Japan’s stronger control, has created consternation at Seoul. Capetown, Yesterday. xne Lape Government has been officmlly informed Colonel Marengo and, Abraham Morris a Hottentot chief captured a German camp at Jerusalem between Warmbad and cu t Drift, killing 7 Germans and wounding 8, capturing all stock and stores. There is some doubt as to this refera the incident cabled September 21st, stating that the released German prisoners were roughttoTrotha. Colonel letter states that the Hottentots are in a position to an offensive fight • W Th© German garTISQn a Elipploats, hearing that M rengo was near, burnt their stores and retired to Descondes Dam.