GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 225, 16 June 1908, Page 7

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

fr_. _ <!T TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT THE ROYAL TRIP. • (Rec. June 15, 9.36 p.m.) London, Jnne 15; King Edward and Queen Alexandra havo returned to London from their Baltic trip. ALLEGED MURDER BY POISONING. Sydney, Juno 15. The trial of Mrs. Jane Baikie, on a charge of murdering the man Alex. Brown—who died in a hospital, and in whoso exhumed remains traces of arsenic wero found by tho Government analyst—has opened. The evidence is similar to that called at the inquest. UNITED STATES FLEET: Sydney, Juno 15. In reply to a cablegram from Cardinal Moran, President Roosevelt has directed Admiral Sperry to make arrangements for tho entertainment of tho officers and men of tho American fleet by the Catholic body on Sunday, August 23. THE OLYMPIC GAMES. London, Juno 14. - Harold Smyrk, formerly of Sydney, will represent Britain in the diving contests at tho Olympic Games. A LIBERAL STATE GOVERNOR. London, Juno'l4. The Scottish Liberal Club banqueted Sir Thomas GiUson-Carmichael, tho nowly-ap-' pointed Govornor of Victoria. Lord Rosebery, in proposing Sir Thomas's health, oxtolled his services to Scottish Liberalism. NEW GUINEA ASSOCIATION. London, Juno 14. A reception was given by the New Guinea Association. Tho guests included the colonial bishops now visiting London. MISS ANGLIN, ACTRESS. Brisbane, Juno 15. . Miss Margaret Anglin, tlm American aotress, arrived here by tho Aorangi, under engagement to Mr. J. C. Williamson. Miss Margaret Anglin is described in "Tho Green Room Book" as being "ono of the most brilliant young actrlsscs on the American stage." Canadian born—she first saiv tho light in Ottawa on April 3, 1876—Miss Anglin h as played and succceded all ovor tho .States. Slio early attracted tho attention of Mr. Charles Frohman, and made her first, appearance as Madeleine West in " Shenandoah" at New York in 1801. Her repertoire is very extensive and up-to-dnto.