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[per press association] ; Londost, Jan 23. Lynch was found guilty and sen • tenced to death. - . The Imperial Food Supplies Association is issuing a quarter of a mil* I lion shares for public subscription. j Geddes is Chairman of the Association i and Hofcsom manager. } The Bankruptcy Court granted B > J Fink, formerly of Melbourne, his > discharge subject to judgment pay- [ oient of a nominal sum. , The soup served in the gaol at Maryborougn, Quean's County, Ire- : Itnd, sickened 130 convicts oa Tuesday

md 200 on Wednesday. Five are in [ a critical condition. Accidental poison ia suspected. Obituary.— Hare, the well known author. The King, Queen, and members ot the Royal Household attended an impressive service ab Frogmore, the anniversary of Victoria's death. JNuinerous wreaths we. e placed on the mausoleum, and many fetatues of the late Queen at Home and m (the Colonies were wreathed with laurel. A memorial service was also held in Whippingham Church. Services in commemoration ot the accession of tke.King were held in the Chapel Royal. SUut-s were fired at Sfc James's Park, Windsor, Ports-* mouth, and other naval stations, ■where the ships were dressei far the occasion. .„ Berlin, Jan 26. Krupp's fortune is assessed^ 9£ million sterling. , -

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Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 26 January 1903, Page 2

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CABLE NEWS Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 26 January 1903, Page 2

CABLE NEWS Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 26 January 1903, Page 2