GENERAL CABLES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 250, 28 February 1911, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES

RAILWAY STOCKS IMPROVE. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. London, February 20. A rally in American railway stocks I was favorably reflected in the Stock! Exchange. A PILGRIM SHIP BURNED. Constantinople, February 20. The steamer Hurriett, which was reported lost with all on hoard, was burnt, but the pilgrims on board were rescued. EXCOMMUNICATED. Rome, February 20. The Pope has inflicted the major excommunication on the Rev. Father's Beale and Howarth, of Nottingham, who were consecrated by Bishop Matthew, of the Old Catholics. A STREET MURDER. Tiflia, Febtuary 20. Two unknown miscreants murdered a man named Giss, a Belgian, who 'was assistant manager of tramways, in one of the streets. THE THREE-MILES LIMIT, St. Petersburg, February 20. It is stated that Russia is willing to submit a limit of territorial waters to the International Conference. ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE. London, February 20. The assistant manager of the Theatre Royal at Margate was found dazed and gagged and bound on the floor of the office. It is reported that a small sum of money is missing.