A Bourse Recovery.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 6201, 23 February 1904, Page 2

A Bourse Recovery.

Royal Amenities. Sensible Advice. The Czar and His Advisers, Japanese Ethergrams. (Reoeived Eefe, 23 A 8.35 a.m.) London, Feb. 22 The panic on the Bourse in Paris has been checked and recovered after Turkish »nd Spanish stock, which was speculative, had fallen eleven points. King Edward presented the Emperor of Korea, on the occasion of his birthday with a monster silver oup.

The " Temps " has a strong article advocating patience on the part of England and France and: the necessity of controlling their sympathies with their allies, thus reducing to a minimum any difference of policy between the two countries.

Soldiers leaving Russia were presented with tea, sugar and tobacco, and odd bits of clothing. t M. Bezobrazoff, one of the advocates' of the war, applied for an audience with the Czar in order to offer explanations. The Czar refused to see him. Japan has established ethergrams between the army and navy.. (Experiments in the transmission a\ ethergrams were " first begun by Japan in 1898, and in their development proved so far successful that Japanese warships have sent and received messages to and from Japan at a distance of about 50 miles. The system in use is that of a Japanese inventor and differs materially from Marconi's wireless telegraphy.) *