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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 86, 31 May 1911, Page 6

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(Received 31, 10.50 a.in.) London, May 30. Owing Ui the. shortness of tho time at their dmpvsal, the Oversell Prime Ministers will be unable to visit liclfast. Iu the House of Commons Sir Rufus Isaacs moved the second reading of the H .-borne Bill. ’ Colonel Seely, in reply to questions, read a letter wherein Mr. Robson, formerly counsel opposed to Colonel Morgan, who was recently appointed messing adviser, declares that it has now become clear that Colonel Morgan- was the most vigilant, unsparing, and highly effective guardian of the public interest against contractors during the South African War. Mr. Lanshury, Socialist member for Bow, has introduced a Bill providing a weekly day of rest, making May Ist a hank holiday, securing a week’s holiday for workers, and payment of wages on public holidays. ‘ In tho Cameron fraud, case, letters found in Cameron’s fiat were rend. They were signed “Billy.” Mr.-Walk-'ll-, Solicitor-General, remarked that these formed the foundation of the accusation of false representations to 1 insurance companies. One letter regarding insurance was commenced “on” instead of “in,” tho same as Mrs. Cameron’s spelling. Tangier, May 30. A wireless station is being established at Fez. (Received 31, 1.20 p.m.) Vancouver, May 30. Five people were fatally burned in a fire at Silverton, a mining town near Vancouver. Mexico, May. 30. Rioting is taking place at Cholulu, and it is reported that 100 people have been killed. New York, May 30. The Memorial Day automobile race it ludianopolis had barely started when S. P. Dickson was killed, and Arthur Greener fatally injured.