MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Evening Star, Issue 14626, 24 July 1911, Page 8

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Press A ~so: ; i lion—Byn— By Telegraph—Copyright. San I''r.'i!i'-i~-:o reports (hat a cloud-burst in Death Ya;Uy, following on. the intense hem, proved tho heaviest deluge for 30 years. Ore* mining camp was almost entirely obliterated, and several of the. mine 'bunk-htmsofi woe washed away. F<ißt ocean msil services are to bo establish cd between Ihe principal ports on tho Afin.ntb. and Pacilk: coasts: a_nd Panama and Colon when the canal o)ie-ns. Tho lira; in the Porcupine, district are behoved to hare been caused by throwing down a, ci.rnreiie. The deaths are now known to i-e 07. The House of Commons approved the fhianobi! resolution authorising the const ruction oi a i■■■■cond Pacific cable botwoan New Zealand and Australia. Tho h'A weather continues in England, tho temperature ranging up to 90dcg in the shad-:-. Tho Kin;.; and Queen have returned to London. Mr Tl'ughrr; (Federal Acting Prime Minister) savs he knows nothing of T.ho project to purehai.e a block in Sydney for extended |n>.st <;l'i<-e purposes. No suggestion of tho kind baa been nefore tho Cabinet. Tn the f.-ui.h-east of England the thermometer ,r. r ,rt. ; re : ] Sale- and 94dcThere have b<- n <-.evions heath fires, including one witi'iin two miles of P.isley camp. Pi inc. - ! Ileniy of Prussia inspected tho nvnorail at Giliingham. Mr M'frowen has irranird a further sum of £SOO to e.nabie tho Australian cadets to piolong their visit in England to the end of Atlgll«t. Tho ofhcei-s and cadets were, entertained bv mam' AuMnli.-ms. including Sir W. J. Lvno, at a pa-rdfin party at the Crystal Palac?. ' ! The ex-Shah of Pe.rs.ia was welcomed on tho'frontier." The town of Astrabad has j declared for him. ;