LATEST MESSAGES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 114, 5 July 1911, Page 6

LATEST MESSAGES.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. I cited Press Association. (Received o, jli-.aJ a.m.j Lonuon, ouh 1. Gemge Lucid lias i/jui i.om,ci.,.vU at iuc oki unuoy to seven lor Digamy. Jm iters to tuc iiumoer ot 2(00 ivcio Uuum iii ins lodging, snowing Unit Jic had i.u;yn corresponding wren torty-tuo women simuu.mum^j. j-U. OUt.Ull.Clt itioUU li Oni OHO Olnail. i itUge itanioul sain ne hoped t.io sufiragcitv’S would insist upon a cmmgo ai nio lav,', and' maKc u.e olionca ot ■ agamy one lor hogging. ui. aijtiiiii. iii too House of Commons, said tno an an a in Ai orocco were seriously occupy mg the niton Uou ot uw mui'Cijiiruui, anil. mat diplomatic commuideations were proicea'ww ino King " inspected 3500 Boy >Scout» at Vv mdsor x'ai'K. ino qluoon, Pi face o; \Va:.os, Gtnuna.l JiaUsu-Ruu-eli, IjJIiI Roberts, ami uoiil Leresiord were present. Beilin, July I. The cruiser Beilin sailed mini iviei on Saturday for Agadir. (Sofia, duly 4. TJiero me devastating hoods in Southern milgana. ino iniiaintauts .no neeuig to one mountains. Wraps and dwellings nave Deeu dcstioyeil, and the damage is estimated at ;14,u00,U00. St. Petersburg, July 4. The •‘ X ovoe \ veiny a" charges Cl evil ia ay with inliinging the loiter and spirit of tiie Algeciras agreement and x.-o hiaiico-Clerman Comnation. Loudon, July 4. _ Mr. Harding, of Mount \ ernon, Non Zealand, has pin chased a Romney Marsh wa-m, a prize-winner at the Norwich and othei shows, for 300 guineas, wliich is a record. Ex-inspector Syme; who sent a letter to Mi. 1 Ramsey MacDonald threatening a personal attack on Mr. Win-ston-Churchill, has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. Tiie batting averages for the season of those invited to make the trip to Australia are;— Fry 48, Spooner 44, Warnbr 41, Rhodes 39, Hobbs 33. Foster has so far taken 56 wickets at an average of 20 runs each. Flaying against Hampshire, Lancashire scored 621, including (Spooner 186. Paris, July 4. The first French squadron has left Toulon to carry out jiiriug practice, and has arranged for constant. wireless communication with the Eiffel Tower, with a view to their possible despatch to Morocco. (Received 5, 11.40 a.m.) London, July 4. At the Wimbledon tennis tournament Pockley and Doust beat Powell Brothers, 9—7, 7—6, 6—3. The overseas Parliamentarians were banqueted at the University College, In tiie university cricket match, Cambridge’s first innings closed for 317. Le Contour took three wickets for 80 runs. Oxford, in the second innings, scored 328, leaving Cambridge 315 to win. Foster, Stnmclwick and Hobbs have accepted the invitation to join the Marylebone team for Australia. , (Received 5, 1.10. p.m.) , ;f , New York, July 4. A scotching temperature still prevails in .the eastern sections of Canada and the United States. Twentyseven have died in New York since Sunday, and fifteen ini (Philadelphia, from heat. Hairy Altwood, the Boston aviator, is making a flight from New York to Indianapolis ■ ••via, ..Washington. While President Taft was entering the reviewing stand in front of the Soldiers’ Monument, a snout bullet hit a woman who w,ipsi .standing close by, and inflicted a slight wound. The President was not told about the affair. i,,.mi/