HOME AND FOREIGN.
United Press Apsocie.taon —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. MUSICAL COMEDY. NEW COMIC OPERA. Sir William Gilbert's and Mr Henry German's ' comic opera, "Fallen Fairies," has been successfully produced at the Saroy Theatre. Mr Claude Fleming, an. Australian, ia the principal baritone. THE CHILIAN NAVY.
The Chilian Congress has recommended the construction of two Dreadnoughts instead of one.
FORGERY
Forgers wrote an order for a cheque book, which they received from the Burlington Gardens branch of the Bank of England, and later a forged cheque for £1500 was presented and cashed. Enquiries led to two arrests being made. COMPENSATION. The owners of the Eddystone havo paid the Crown £19,000 as compensation for sinking the submarine Cll. TRAIN DISASTER. NEW YORK, December 16. The rear cars of the North Carolina express dashed over a fifty-foot embankment. Fourteen passengers "were killed and thirty-fire injured. STEERAGE CONDITIONS. Captain Fielding, commanding the steamer Neapolitan Prince, has been arrested at New York for permitting insanitary conditions among the steerage passengers through overcrowding.
CABLE NEWS.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13609, 18 December 1909, Page 9
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