... far as possible by coverings arranged by the ambulance corps. was a moving spectacle, and not the least painfully suggestive of its features was the obviously holiday aspect of the victims—men, women, and children—composing the ghastly group. Whde the wrecked ...

... other sons and a servant. re- aming they found all the accu-ed there, and ihe seizing Falconer the others attacked in. The police coming up, the accused were secured, and one of them there was found a poacher’s net and pins. Two witnesses and • 'tral of ...

... from the fact that our prestige in the Far East must necessarily suffer by our allowing the lead in China to fall to Germany. WOMEN’S CHAT [ By Madge. | Thk late Duke 'of Saxe-Cohurg-Gotha was not the only member of the Royal Family whose health has caused ...

... the heating chamber. The damage got PUBLIC DEBATE ON THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. Uhder the auspices ol the local Temperance Auxiliary, public debate was held Wednesday evening in the Academy. The subject for discussion was->*'Should the drink traffic be entirely ...

... made a Leap year, in the sense that women should l)e at liberty to avail themselves of the time-honoured privilege proposing the men of their choice.” Mauy men have said that they do not see any good reason why women should not propose, at any lime if ...

... the presentation, and that he now made it in her name and his own. His Majesty did more than that, for he extended to the corps the signal honour of presenting each man with his war medal, a distinction which has generally been reserved for recipients ...