... currents dived under five rows of mines and torpedoed the Turkish battleship Mesitadiych. which was guarding the mine Said. 'Although pursued by gun-fire and torpedo-boats the 811 returned safely, after being submerged on one occasion for nine hours. When ...

... squadron of the Border Mounted Rifles to fire upon a party of Boers who were close to them. The enemy instantly shouted back Don't shoot we are the town guard. Lieut. Royston thereupon gave the order to cease fire and turned to give some further directions ...

... march had started heavy artillery fire was heard on the right. General Maxwell, finding two of the enemy's guns posted on s good position, had set his artillery to engage them. This it did at a range of yards. Both sides fired furiously for a short tine, but ...

... THE MIRACLE. r_e three Hebrews were bound in their clothing, and some of the strongest men of the kirg's guard were commanded to throw them into the furnace. As the bound men sere thrown in. the flames came forth and enveloped thesis who had thrown them ...

... in court by a man named Haas. It is a marvel that be was not killed outright, as Haas was only three feet from him when he fired the shot. The crime was committed during the trial of a man named Ruef. Mr. Hency was sitting at the counsel's table when Haas ...

... objected that the cartridge with which he fired was defective, and the range officer served him out an additional round, with which he scored a magpie. Addison, who was shooting at the other end of the firing point, was informed, and a protest was lodged ...

... bridge., soodag. 111 and 61 with. losing h widest * , not another trial. 1110 fra failed to Pa He now holds * ia the Coldstream Guards, ad ha. remetly played many good innings' for the Household- Brigade at Biation'a Court. - • &moral Olken .Creogb, is to be ...

... soon as the disci:Say . bad been made policemen were set to guard the boxes and the public were prevental from posting letters in them. Some people who beard of the slight out. break of fire which occurred in the base meat of the British Museum the other ...

... were erected and guarded. Scottish fillies acted as sentries, and no one allowed to approach. It may be remembered that Sir John French, referring to the Royal Flying Cos in his dispatch of September 7, used the signfficant phrase fired at constantly, ...

... GREATEST SHIP IN 4 ACTION. The following announcement is by the Secretary to the Admiralty: The entrance to the Darden.Bee wee guarded by Sour principal forte, namely, Cape Helios Battery, Fort &Mut Bahr, Fort Ork Table. and Fort Kum Katmai Tibia, which will ...

... groping aim% through the intense blackness and threshing ram. Hi, guard! cried a voice. Quick! It was an elderly man with a beard of ire*. grey who called out. What's wrong? cried the guard. Look in the next compartment. It's murder, I think. The official ...

... end of trouble and anxiety, as probably the furnace is not of sufficient size to maintain a fire and give off a steady warmth for only a few hours. When the fire, too, is not started till en cold evenings, it is not pleasant to have to leave a comfortable ...