GENERAL CABLES

Southland Times, Issue 17698, 9 July 1914, Page 7

GENERAL CABLES

nrnoNic tm,a<if m. By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright NKW Vol’.K, .Inly 7. Ituhouie plague hrm broken out in Now Orleans. Two of the patients are dead ami three others are in the hospital. A MAI i WOMAN. ‘..ON I lON. .Inly 7. Mr AI eh ley. the solicitor representing till- owners of some house property in tiie SI. George's district. upon which closing orders have been made, informed the Hristol Health. Committee that a third o r the property belonged to an Australian woman who reached Kngland last week, and at or ee began making remarkahh appeals to. the police. She then disappeared, an 1 efforts wore made to trace her all ovi r the country until she was found. Sh 1 proves to he the woman who was a-rested at Buckingham l'-,d me. and has since been placed in an asylum. jug risn t*r;nsi's i:i;ti'i:ns. (Times and Sydney Sun Services. ) LONDON. .Inly 7. Tile census returns of l!*lt disclose a sharp o nlraction in tie- numbers engaged io domestic service, and an expansion of the number engaged m agriculture. , The \nglican ch-rgy .Inclined I rom to LM.sr.'i, Catholic priests increased from 2Sl'.i to :‘.:pe'. ••Till', HKDS." NKW VOUK. .Inly 7. Three men and women anarchists wore killed and six occupants injured in a tenement building explosion in the cast -ido The building was wrecked. The premat.lie igniting >f tlm bomb prevent- ! an by torrorisls known us ••The- Beds.” probably on Rockefeller's estate at Tarrytowu