MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 62, 13 March 1903, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

- PiitfiSN ABSOOIATIO f II L FiX, Ma oh 11. Newfoundland h<s renewed the French *h r re modus vioewli, Patrio ic speech, s w.i-e niiJe ou both aide* of tbe Hou'l-, aifi'iueis declaring that they had ro de-ire to embtrrtu the Imperi <1 Gov a mn-iut. A warm tribute was paid to Mo Ohitnberlain. London, March 11. The escort wish the B itish 0 mmistio", which wai recently despatched to establish pjst< between Like Tchad and S k >tt>, came i i'o colbs'on with tho natii-s. Tiiay mcoeßdeJ ia capturing a Sj ak id d o*'i 100 miles northw«rls of the Niger. Tue tribes in tbe district ard iu a r nf.lesi state. Nbw Yjbk, Mirch 11. EdArin B'irHch, a wealthy manufacturer at Butlalo, sought a divorce from his wife, joining Arthur Pdnnell as corespor den*. Buidiuh was mysteriously murdered on Mm 27th February. T st'nlay P.'tiimll, with Mrs Pennell, w nt <'ii* motoring, when the vebii lo w.-.s precipitated downs quarry. Ponubil wis k'lljd and his wife was terribly i j.ircd. Viesha, Maroh 10. Th>) a trcsi Anmta Adam ivies bai abandoned Uorr Woefling, formerly known -s he Archduke Leipold, sinoa he is *ir,'io it. ni'.inev. St. Petehsb'jbg, March 11. Tht) M nki iu Ui D mlos Monastery decoyed tno d ughter of an man utmel Whxlley, manager of a Mosow mill, ar.d so shockingly maltimt d her t'-at she dieJ after tbe poli- e released her from the monastery. The Gove um»nt, yielding to Britato's pressu e, bus ordered an inquiry. Received 12, 10.45 p.m. London, March 12. Mr WyndhitD, Becce'ary for Ireland, announces that the recent gales caused irreparable dmage to Pi atiiz Park, thou andd nf trees being destroyed. InconvWence is arising through the delay in filling Mr Clarke's vacancy on the Pacific Cable Board.