VARIOUS CABLED ITEMS.

Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 13, 15 July 1905, Page 5

VARIOUS CABLED ITEMS.

[PBESS ASSOCIATION.] THE COLLIERY DISASTER. LONDON, 144f1i July. King EdwaTd and Queen Alexandra sent a mcfist»ge of profound sympathy with those bereaved through tho recent catastrophe at a colliery at kVattatown, Glamorganshire. Similar telegrams have been sent from all parts of > the kingdom. ■PRISONERS RELEASED. ST. PETERSBURG, 14th July. Tho Tfear has Teleaaed the British master, chief officer, and two engineers I of the Japanese transport Sado Maru, which was torpedoed and overhauled by the Vladivostock squadron on the 13th June, 1904. OUTRAGES IN THE BALKANS. SOFIA,' 14t& July. A Greek buna, (numbering thirty, murdered ten Bulgarian villagers neaT Perlepe. MEETING OF PREMIERS. PABIS, 14th July. The Pxemiere of France and Italy aro to meet »t Aix-lcs-Bains to discuss Mediterranean questions, also tihe position of affairs at Crete. CANCER RESEARCH. PAEIS, 14th July. The Surgical Committee .reported to tho Congress that Dr. Doyen's serum does not euro cancer. The committee's decision waa arrived at after several months' investigation. NEW DOCK OPENED. LONDON, 14th July. King Edward opened _ tho Salfard Dock. The work cost a million sterling. BRITISH FLEET'S VISIT TO FRANCE. LONDON, 13bh July. Admiral May amd officers of the British fleet .that is visiting Francs iwere feted in Paris. AUTHORISED WEIGHTS. LONDON, 14th Jniy. The Board of Trade has »uthoriß«d weights of 201b, 10lb, amd 51b. CANADIAN IMMIGRATION. LONDON, 14th July. Rjouter'e Agency reports, *in connection with tho Canadian Government's arrangement with blie North Atlantic Company, that Sir Wilfrid Laurier haa explained that tho "North Atlantic ComS any's immigrants are a good class, loreover, the company did its own adIvortising, while .tho Canadian. Goye-rn-mamt bore tho expenses of advertising [ ia Britain r