Second Edition LATEST MESSAGES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 111, 1 July 1911, Page 6

Second Edition LATEST MESSAGES.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. United Press Association. (Received 1, 12.50 p.m.) Ottawa, a one 30. The steamer Spokane, with 150 excursionists from Seattle to Alaska, struck a rock in Plumpers Bay, and was beached. All aboard were saved. New York, June 30. A man, believed to be David Caplan, has been arrested in London on a charge of alleged complicity in the > Los Angeles dynamite outrage. At New London, Harvard beat Yale in the boat race by two and a half lengths. Yale \von the freshmen’s race by two lengths. At Buffalo six wore killed and 30 injured by tire collapse of a pumping station. The victims were machinists at work. At Pittsburg, a painter named Sack, who was working at a height of 250 feet above the ground suspended by a-rope, lighted a cigarette, and the lighted riiaiph. fell into his bucket of naptha and oil,, his clothes and the rope Catching lire. He de- . scended by the rope hand under hand, and was terribly brunt. (Received 1, 1.40 p.m.) London, curie 30. Mrs Fisher launched the North Coast Co.'s vVooilongbar v at tne Ailsa yard. Lord Cassilis, Mr Fisher, Sir George and Lady Reid and many'' otner Australians were present when Sir T. Gibson-Carmichael was welcomed at Charing Cross. The dates of the triangular tests are : May 27, Africa v. Australia,, at Manchester; J une ' 10, England v. Africa, at Lords; J une 24, England v. Australia, at. Lords; July 8, England■ v. Africa, at Leeds; July 15, v. Australia,- at Lords; July 29, England v. Australia, at Manchester; August 5, Africa v. Australia, at Nottingham; August 12, England v. Africa, at the Oval; August 22, England v. Australia, at the Oval. ,