YESTERDAY'S NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7505, 12 September 1902, Page 1

YESTERDAY'S NEWS.

■.;... - - ♦ A SUMMARY ■ i '. Tha following h a Bummaay of n«ws w)iich did not appear in yesterdiy'B ■ ■ : ■.•; ■_;•■ .' '. ■ ■■"■■ " jSiKvae** SAromfboli and ' two ' Al*»k«in voloanoe* «re in active eru-ption. * . -. '- y : . ■: ■ •'■.%•- - : ..v ■.■■.■=;■■ . : Sagnor Maxooni is ooamwmioatine : perfectly •Jwtrireen CbmwaU, Gibraitw and Spezna. ' Two thousand 1 of th» Haytian; Govemanent itroopa raxremdexed at Aqua Xhuloa through 'iamW. . . '•■•.. . ' ■ • . : ■•■■■■•■•••-■•■■'■•■.■■, •.:.:.■ ; Tfee staff o"f the "Irish People " have ijeßni ''•onuaoned under the Crim«» Aot iforintiimi>d«itlnff tenants rwho havß liaken evicted* farms. : "■:■ ... %• ■ . .-■• . . ■ M.Le»sar ihaa advised the Baomua Ooni- , JBurfiiir' in Mwnohutia to erpel Biitish omoiala .«co*iotin|ff'<Jhir«&e <postal work, «nridenae, «aid -that he (had 4ovan gas in •ttaorm jpvrtm :of Hhe Mount Kamlbl* mine afW «ie •ceddwnt. „ '"■■""' ■ • . m s : ■ , . WorfhangtoD has bean committed for trial. 'A*ked if he wished' to' say anything, he oaid: .""Tbere » a great deal I lhave to aay «t tbe v proper tune and proper place." . ■. . v . The King mat Queen will -visit the city of Irfttdon on Oct. 18, returning via South. Xonidan. Tihey will- attend thainksgiviEg servioea ■4 W<Mtminster Abbey oa Oct. 19. '; ■ ■•••■ ■ ' ' : The Boyal Commd»»ioni on th« War consists of Lotd Elgin, Lord Eaher, tbe Baght l£oa iflir G. D. Taufbman Gold\e, Mr Henry Nor-. .smok Adraaral Hopkias, Sir Johan Edge and Biz' John Jackson, , ■'■■'.• ' •••■■■■■-.■■ ' T3t« Australian' Workers' Union lias dedared th« Aearer* 1 atrik* off. Memibeis are instructed to aooept ah* Pastoraliet*' Union agreememt. Want of tends «nd legal proceeding* are gives «■ the leaeon. ■■••\■ ■ . • . • • «r • . • , ) ProfMsos Dewar L •.ddressing 4be Britisn Avsoolatiosi for tte Advancement of Science •4 the gathering at Belfast, declared thai Germany m* two generation* ahead of Bri> tain in general «duoaUoa, training and ■peualiMct wnttpsDifloit. ,- • • - -flir fidmund Barton,- xeßpondine to' the Ottttwa Coiporaition'* .{hearty welcome, x«<enr«d to tin «imikirity of the peoples and oonatitutionj of Camiad* and Australia. He advocated an all-red lime from Britain Hhzoorii Canada to Auistralia; SiC'/Bdmund ,3nmi. irill be tlw. guest of Biri Mlri^nW Fridmy, when he will staxt for Vancouver. ' # w L •.• ■ • The report of the Boyal Commrssion, into ■io* management of the Victorian Railways MiMti that ■the experiments of ao-called nonpoliiioal snanagemeni of the railways have not l»«j, satisfactory «itlher to the gftrneral .public or to the employees. The appointment of a Commissioix of tbree, with we Minister as i^hairtrian, is mcommendedv th« Minister to ,har« power to veto -the decision* of tlho Board 4>y a written «n«nor*ndtwn, which would bo presented to Parliament with the railway re- . A. psouHar mmw of divorce oaaw before th» Sydnisy Ooort yesterday. Mary Green 'petitioned for a divorce from William Green, well known in fbusnwss circles. She alleged that Green deserted her in 1868. Petitioner aduttte* that ahe had lived in New. Zealand under tbs name of Walker, 'being- under eprSecernent to a gentleman- of that mame, and that h«r son 'took the oarae name. She kept the Trafalgar Hotel in Castlereagb Street a •few years ago, (her •on holding the licenise. Bevpondent, who is married, denied -that toe ; «ver knew petitioner, amd satisfied' the Judge that dt -was a case of mistaken, identity. Petitioner's counsel admitted that there (had I«ssb1 «ssb • mistake, and ibe> (petition was di»mfasift wife costs against the petitioner,