GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 131, 26 July 1911, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. United Press Association. Paris, July 2d. A fire destroyed 300 acres of Fontaineloau forest. A powder magazine and several villages had narrow escapes. Berlin, Only 2d. The inspired press bitterly describe Mr LI oyd-G cargo's speech as an inaclmissahle interference with Moroccan negotiations, of which lie cannot know the nature. His advice is in the form of a threat and cannot he tolerated. The “Frankfurter Zeitung” insists that Germany should not bo debarred from making claims for future expansion. St. Petersburg, July 2d. Shishareuko, with a passenger, while Hying in the St. PetershurgMoscow race, fell at Tsarskoeselo, the passenger being killed and the aviator’s legs broken. Vienna, July 25. The temperature is 108 in the shade in Vienna, and 115 in Silesia. Deaths from sunstroke are numerous. Constantinople, Only 25. English, German, French and Italian bluejackets rendered valuable assistance in fire fighting and rescue work. A fresh fire destroyed a thousand houses in the Jew quarter of Galata. The fire is now checked. Ottawa, July 25.

In a habeas corpus action at Montreal, the wife of Osborne Haynes, an American broker, is seeking the custody of her cbiJden which the father had kidnapped. The wife declares herself a daughter of Archduke Rudolph of Austria, who committed suicide after big/marriage to an Austrian baroness. She states that Haynes ill-treated her because she failed to secure the Austrian Emperor’s recognition. She is now seeking divorce.