ROCK FALLS IN SUBWAY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1777, 16 June 1913, Page 5

ROCK FALLS IN SUBWAY.

ELEVEN MEN KILLED. Br 3Ja!«aiash—Pr«u AasooiaUon—CoDsrrfgM (Rac. June IG, 0.30 a.m.) New York, June 15. Thirteen workmen in the new subway were buried by a fall of rock. A charge of dynamite had to be used to clear the fallen rock. Eleven of the men were found crushed to death, and two were extricated alive, though seriously injured.

"DE PROFUNDIS." <, MANUSCRIPT CLAIMED BY LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS. By Telegmph-Pxfes Association—Copyright (Rec. June 15, 5.5 p.m.) London, June 14. Lord Alfred Douglas, in the course of his examination In bankruptcy, claimed the ownership of the manuscript of Oscar Wilde's book "De Profundi's," which ho valued at Ho offered to assist his creditors to obtain the manuscript from the British Museum. ' . ARBITRATION NOT WANTED. — e JAPAN AND AMERICA. By T9I c£raph— 13 re&3 Association—Copyright (Reo. June 15, 5.5 p.m.) 1 ; Washington, June 14. Tho Japanese Ambassador, Viscount Chinda, has informed the State Department that Japan, is reody to renew the arbitration agreement with tho United States which expires on August 1. The Senate is, -however, likely to offer considerable opposition to the renewal of tho treaty as the result of the dispute over the Californian Anti-Alien Bill.