BRITISH AND FOREIGN
Prt-ss Association-liv Telegraph-Copyright THE KING AND QUEEN. LONDON, April 14.
King Edward will meet Queen Alexandria at Paris to-morrow. They will then proceed to Genoa, where they embark on a cruise. A MISSING AERONAUT. Mr Bellamy, an aeronaut, ascended from the Crystal Palace on Monday in the "Daily Chronicle's " balloon, which drifted towards Holland, and is still missing. THE INDOMITABLE ROBBERY. Four men, including a petty officer, possessing a burglar's outfit, have been remanded on a charge of theft from the warship Indomitable of £2500 in notes and gold, while the ship was anchored at Sheerness. PERSIAN REVOLUTION.
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 14. A small force of Russian Cossacks have been sent to Meshed, the principal city of north-eastern Persia, to protect foreigners.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13879, 16 April 1909, Page 5
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