London, June 3.
The following message from King George has been sent to the Officer Administering the Government Jamaica:
have learnt with deepest, regret of the death in Jamaica of Sir Ed-Ward Denham, Captain-General_ and Governor in Chief, "In him the Empire has lost a public servant of long. experience fand distinguished ability. His death is a-grave loss to the Colony and will, T know, bring sorrow to the heatts of all my people in Jamalea—Wireless through Reuter, Martial Law Ordered Antloch, June, Martiat law was. proclaimed here lost night by the High Commissioner. The civil authorities will transfer their powers to military leaders this morning.
"The delegate of the French High Commissioner, OM. Garraut, will replaced by Major Collet, who, will tuke charge of both the administrative offices and the army, "The decision was due to the High Commissioner's anxiety to secure Turko-French ce-operation and sate guard the liberties and rights of all communities, The decision will give the Turkish Government assurances for the profection of their adherents, although coal incidents were diminishing since the reinforcement of—the Franco-Turkish entente,—Havas.
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