CABLE BRIEFS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 4 December 1912, Page 5

CABLE BRIEFS

.UiNDOX, December 2. Suffragette?; pairiied in white the words "Votes for Women" on the doors of many residences in Dublin. The Daily Mail draws? the attention of the Home Secretary (Right Hon Reginald McKenna) to the Pank- ' hursts' liability for the outrages by suffragettes, as evidenced in their Leicester speech. The German liner Cape Ortegal rescued the crew of the Barcelona Steam Ship Company's steamer Barcelona, 2232 tons, which foundered in the Bay of Biscay (hiring a gale. The damage by the Glasgow firo is estimated at ,£60,000. Hundreds of people have been deprived of work. Campbells were the largest ware* housemen in Glasgow. A man named Stanley, a tnxicab driver, has been arrested in connection, wfth.the robbery of a Hatton Garden idiafinond merchant named Goldberg, \<iii trio 17th November, when three '< inert got clear away with £I3OO worth i of diamonds. I HAMBURG, December 2. A friM omirrod on board the Ham-burg-Amerika Company's steamer Silesia. 1-189 tons, the cargo being practically destroyed. PORT DARWIN, December 3. The decaying bodies of two gardeners have .been found beneath the ruins of a shed near Pine Creek. i The bodies were terribly gashed and mutilated. It is supposed the men were murdered by natives. The police arc investigating.