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... received, and we desire to imprcia upon those having charge of children that they should not he lilt where there is a fire impTotected a fire guard. And we desire to place on record our appreciation of Mrs. Margaret Kehoe's progiptncas in going to the assistance ...
... Hayes was on fire. They went immediately to her assistance and succeeded in putting out the thin On .rensoving her clothes she was found to have been burned in several places on back. right arm, and right knee. There ems. large iron fire guard in front of ...
... York modern instrument): 2 gipay Wars. box ottoman. winch,* mile. curtains and rings, portiere rod, metal fender. fire irons. fire guard, carpet and rnr. Stink.. Muir mahogany-framed chairs, is leather: inalemany-friimed easy chair, tolP iortaltle hook ...
... chests of drawers. tit:chime toilet tables, marbletop wash stands, toilet ware, wardrobes, towel rails, commodes, pedestals, fire guard, toilet glasses, cabinets, * chairs, ,ables, ottoman box seat, carpets and rugs, etc. Singer treadle sewing machine, hand ...
... there? Witaiya—Yes; every evening, to buy had no fire guard P No. That was the first atuident ever happened with are before. To the Coroner---The decimal was in the habit oflighting papers at. the fire. To the Head-constable —I told the eklest, Mary, ...
... exception of 190.5, as the highest since 1874. Coal advanced in London on Monday sinlbeg a ton fur all qualities. The want of a fire guard brought a sad end to a child, Rebecca Bursa, at Chastiee on Monday, who in the temporary abloom of the mother, went too ...
... THE NEW IRISH GUARDS, 11. pie), Torment of Irish fluarclx, far ri tee. hag pr.% a colusinetious failure, I.d. o Huai body of men (in. ter vane fourteen or biteen hundred. d.xignrib would be very bandy, just .bii 'lliiieher of flintiunruui' is urgently ...
... COAST GUARD'S KCZSMA ALMOST DISABLIM HIM—ARMS AND La: IN BAD SHAPE FOR TWO YKARS--MEDICAL TREATMENT FAILED—WAS CONFINED TO HOUSE ABOUT THREE WkIXSCURED BY CETR,TRA. My right leg from knee to foot and 1 arms from elbow to wrist were bad whit eczema ...
... PEPS WILL GUARD YOU :WAINST THE HANIFOLD PERILS OF SUDDEN WEATHER CHANGES. Peps are a daily necessity. Even the most healthy people are liable to sudden attacks of sore throat. bronchial cold. hoarseness and nasty bronchial coughs; and in all-too-many ...
... many of whom UV camping out, guarding the few pc sseasious which they saved fruit the fire. The fire lasted until the middle of Sunday. A. neighbouring village was also practically destroyed in a similarmlutner.. Large fires are reported from Huertgen ...
... the Boers, opened fire, re pelting them to retire to a kopje, wheiwe they Pei a heavy fire on Lieutenuit Warren. Colooei Boot' joined 'Warren, but the Boers continuing to fire hour, he retired to the donga until joined Ladysmith guard The police justice ...
... and Haalinalltial. 7 Aparty --- of 260 Boers at onoe opened fire on the train and rushed it, estAing fire to the train. I deeply regret to report that LieatrOolonel randelete, Irish Guards, a most pr miring offit:er, was killed. Other casualties not ...