GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 239, 15 February 1911, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

ROYAL VISIT TO DUBLIN. By Cable —Press Association—Copyright. Received 14. 11 ."20 p.m. London, February 14. It is officially stated that the King will hold a review at Phoenix Park, Dublin, in July. CONVICTS RELEASED. Received 1.1, 12.30 a.m. Ontario. February 14. The Minister of Justice has ordered the release on license of four of the prisoners who rescued passengers on the Canadian-Pacific train on January 12. A SCHOONER CAPSIZES. Received 1.1, 12.30 a.m. Ontario, February 14. A schooner capsized at the mouth of (lie Columbia river, Oregon, and seven were drowned. The captain was saved. A CRUISER LAUNCHING. Received 15, 1.10 a.m. London, February 14. The cruiser Dartmouth will be launched at Barrow to-day. A TRAITOR'S SENTENCE. Paris, February 13. A non-commissioned officer was eourtmartiallcd at .Nancy and sentenced to penal servitude for ten years, relegation to a fortress for ten years, and final expulsion from the army, for removing the ejector from a lieldpicec for the purpose of offering it to a foreign Power.

ROTIISCHIi-.) RICHES. Vienna, February 13. The fortune of the late Mr. Albert Rothschild was £30,000,000. TILE NAVAL SENTIMENT. Berlin. February 13. New 100 mark notes, ornamented with a design of a squadron of Dreadnoughts at full steam, have been issued. .MRS. C'RII'PEX'S ESTATE. Lonuon, February 13. Probate of Mrs. Crippen's estate has been granted to tier sister. The application of Miss Le Neve to administer Crippen's wife's estate under Crippeif* will was refused. HOTTENTOTS ON THE WARPATH. Berlin, February 13. Simon Copper's Hottentots are on the and have «jitißi!esli3ornmiii'terjii« tory at Steinkoff.