SECOND EDITION. LATE GABLES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9188, 13 April 1910, Page 8

SECOND EDITION. LATE GABLES.

("By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Pee Press Association.) Received April 13, 10.5 a.m. LONDON, April 12. Madge Macintosh, actress, has obtained a divorce from her husband on the ground of adultery and desertion. The Daily Mail's Berlin correspondent says the Kaiser has made football compulsory in the army in the hope of increasing the physical and ljioral value of the troops. He is also introducing the tug-of-war and track athletics. The Jockey Club has suspended Wootton for two months upon the complaint of Maher, another jockey. Easton was committed for trial in connection with the La Milo and Eggena frauds. Mrs Bramwcll Booth, speaking at Leeds, denounced the practice of agents taking batchcs of girls aged 12 to 14 to Paris dancing schools. CAPETOWN, April 12. Mr Woodhead, editor of the Natal Mercury, was killed by a motor accident at Durban. N PARIS, April 12. The profits of the Casino at Monto Carlo this year were £120,000 above the previous year. Received April 13, 9 a.m. NEW YORK, April 12. A coalition of the insurgent Republicans and Democrats rejected the credit for tho Speaker's motor car. Mr Cannon defied the insurgents to depose him from the Speakership. He predicted that the Republicans would again return, in the autumn in full control of the Government. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 12. The Grand Vizier in the Turkish Chamber declared that- the pacification of Albania was a geographical necessity. NEW YORK, April 12. Owing to Mr Justice Brewer's death and Mr Justice Moody's illness the Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust appeals were ordered to be re-argued. The re-argument will probably take place in tho autumn, and the decision will be given in tho winter. Tho trial of Dr. Hyde in connection with tho Swope murder case has begun at Kansas City. It will take several days to .complete the jury. Received April 13, 2.5 p.m. NEW YORK, April 12. An Alaskan expedition, consisting of three experienced mountaineers, reached tho summit of Mount McKinley, but found no traces of Cook's ascent. Reutcr's agent at Rome reports tha.t Mr Roosevelt has stated at Portomauritzio, where he is now 6taying, that he will be a candidate for the next Presidential election.