HOME AND FOREIGN.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12647, 10 November 1906, Page 9

HOME AND FOREIGN.

United Prw§ Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright A BOINTIFII. GRANGER. LONDON, November 8. A mysterious* stranger, arte-nvards identified as William Yates. of BfcickIturn. repeatedly Khowcrod bank notoa ami sovereigns ;.. 1 iv the Covont Garden i<ort<<rt> a-iul otx-'ters. and also anions i-lio rabble fallowing tho oarH« liaiuled one porter £100. THE NOTTINGHAM TRAGEDY. Evidence sJwwb ti.a»t tfa© munlor of Smith, the cashior at Oook'e Towiet Oflice, at Nottingham, was due to jt?a.U>u.-y on tho part of Sunduy, on .Smith speuking to Mβ sweethfart. BRITISn ITvADE. Tho R-Kird Okf Trado returns for Oo tiiU-r show t.liat tho imports incrcoeod l>y i.j.l'G-J.UOO and tho export* by A; J, c>00.7 70. _ THK PRINCE OF WALES. T!io "Da.ily Kxpnvw" statw tkit the <.f AValos will 'hoist hie flag tor :i shurt early next year, piohaltly aboard t!io A DIVORCE CASE. I'AKKS, November 8. Tho rt>nntc«s of Casieliane, ioniwrly JLias Anna Gould, of Now York, in apjihins tor a divorce I'jwii her lius-ban.-'i in Paris. Sonio sensational evidi'iioo \& u<K'.iici'd. AMERICAN SECRFPARY FOR ITJE INTERIOR. NEW YORK, Noromber 8. Mr Jaiivos Ri:dol;-h Garficld, Com-!jii-«i'>uor of t)io Jitireati of Corporations, suceoeds Mr Hitchcock as American Sorretarj' for tlio Interior. [Mr GarlieW is a son <vf tho lato Presklent Gartidd. Aβ Commissioner of tlio Biirea-u of Corporations, lie has lirt'D rccciitlv invost-igating the doings of various Truets, and it is on his report tiiat fciic F«leral proceeding apainst tho Standard Oil Trust ar© based.] A BARQUE WRECKED. Th-o Finnish barqno St;vinde, boamd from Dalhou-sic, New Brunswick, to Australia,wiith tiinlwr, was wrecked on Prinne Ixlward Island. The Oa-ptain ami oifrht men ■nero caved and fivo drownod. Sfvctn are still aboard without food and w&teor. A SPANISH TRAGEDY. MADRID, November 8. Six young Spaniards and two Spanish ladiea poriehexi in a. snowetom on the Franco-Spanish frontier. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BOUND FOR PANAMA. (Received November 9th, 10.30 p.m.) NEW YORK, November 9. President Rooeevelt, aboard the battleship Louisiana, is proceeding to Panama. SPEECH BY BOTHA. PRETORIA, November 9. Ex-Goneral Botha, epealr,ing at Protoria, advocated tho extension of the franchise to women. Ho dt>clared that fifteen thousand Dutch children were not receiving education, and appealed to British and Boera to co-operate in making a united nation, since tho gode ■willed that they must live together. THE NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE. LONDON, November 9. Tho Australian Mail Lino Syndicate, with a capital of £50,000, has registered to acquire from Laing and Sons tho contract for tho Australian mails. The first directors are Lord Armstrong, Messrs A Vickere, H. D. Noble, of Armstrongs, H. T. Clarke, of Laing and Sons. J. W Potter and William Beardrnoro.