GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 123, 17 July 1911, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

DEATH FROM HEAT. By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. United Press Association. London, July 15. Twenty-four deaths from heat have occurred in Great Britain in three days. A BANKRUPT EARL. London, July ’5. A receiving order lias bee i made against the Earl of Yarmouth on the petition of a money lender. MARK TWAIN’S PROPER! 1 Y. New York, July 15. Mark Twain’s actual property, securities and real estate total iu value £94,000 sterling. All is bequeathed to Mrs Gabrislovitch, his u; ly surviving daughter. KING GEORGE AS ARBITRAL J.l Santiago, July 10. The press and public are delighted at King George’s award .n the dispute with tho United States. Flattering allusions are made to B'it.sii justice. DISASTROUS CYCLONE.

New York, July IG. A cyclone struck the town of Electro, in California, and many buildings wore demolished. it is known that two are dead. PLAGUE AT PORT SAID. Port Said, July 16. A case of plaguo has occurred here. FREIGHT CARS BREAK LOOSE. Ottawa, July IG. Four freight cars broke loose at McLeod, Albert, and dashed down a hill, colliding with the sleeping car of a stationary train. It drove the car into a waitingroom, wrecking the station house. Many persons wore injured.