MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 199, 4 September 1903, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. LoKDOtf, Septemb?r 2. A s'eim oilier ran down a Yarmouth pleasure yacht, three of the crew and three psiengers being drowned] and six saved. The Highland Railway is adopting motor carriages for lighter traffij, thereby * ffacting a> enormous having. Mr Austen Chamberlain, rep'ying to a carrespoodecit, said he wis unable, in the event of penny postage, to foregi fines on unstamped homeward letters, The fires were imposed by ! ha Australian udmin'stration for the protection of the Australian revenue, and he was bound to collect them. Received 3, 11.25 pm. London, Sep'emher 3. The King returns ti London tomorrow, oo the eve of ths Q icen's departure to visit her p'treats' at Copenhagen, A Blue book published shows that Sir W. Laurier, Canadian Premier, in 1891, when offering Q rraany a provisional vivendi in harmony wish the stipulations of the Frweh-Canadian treaty, in'imated that all future treaties' mus"> embody the principle of favour for favour. New York, September 3. A G.-rman, who, on examination proved to be mentally unsound, was arrested for demanding an interview with President Ro?sevelt a 1; Oyster Bay, Lmg Ishud Sound. A revolver was found in his possession.