Second Edition. TO-DAY'S NEWS OF THE WORLD.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 August 1912, Page 3

Second Edition. TO-DAY'S NEWS OF THE WORLD.

[by eleotiuo telegraph-copyright] [I'BU I'HEBS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This Day, 11.15 a.in.) FUTURE 01° THE, EMI'IRE. LONDON, August 2. 'Mr llazcu (who is accompanying the Canadian Premier, Ml- Borden, during his visit to Great Britain), speaking at the National Liberal Club, said that the time wis coming when tonus of partnership muist be settled ii' the integrity of the Empire was to he preserved. It' Canada was to continue a part ol' the Empire she should have a voice in the control of the "Empire and in its foreign affairs. It was the duty of the statesmen of Great Britain and the dominions to call a conclave to work out terms ol partnership whereby the colonics should have equal management with the Mother Country. ALU NIGHT SITTING AT WESTMINSTER. There was an all-night sitting in the House of Commons yesterday over the finance Bill, the Opposition resenting the inadequate time allowed for discussion. DOCK STRIKE. The Dork .Strike Committee has dissolved. MORE .SUFFRAGETTE DISORDER. .Suffragettes at Edinburgh severed the wires connecting the telephone call office* at Waverloy and the Caledonian railway stations. They lirod several pillar boxes at Liver- [ pool. HUE ON A STEAMER. SAX ERAXCISCO, August Eire broke out on the passenger .steamer J. A. Kilborn, while off the coast on Wednesday night. A lew passengers were injured. Jt appears that while the oiler was replenishing the luol oil tanks he slipped, ajid the lire broke out. Ihe ventilators fanned the blazes, which enveloped the ship. 'J he wireless operator, while sending calls lor help, was driven From his room by smoke and flames. The crew worked all night. and saved the ship from sinking, and she limped into Eureka. California. Two years ago the Kilbom was burnt to the water-lino. WILD WEST DESPERADOES. NEW YORK. August 2. White-y Lewis, who is "wanted'' for the murder of Rosenthal, was arrested in Catskill Mountains this afternoon. It is reported that Lefty Lewis and Gyp "the blood,'" who are alni "'wanted.'' have been tracked to the same vicinity, and arrests are expected soon. TOLL OF THE RAILWAY LINE. NEW YORK, August ii. At Garrison, Montana, seven railwaymen were killed through a day caboose ami outfit car on the Northern Pacilie Railway Company's lines overturning.