... SENTRY FOUND SHOT. no guard was turned out late on Sunday night at Worley Barracks by the sound of three shots fired near the magazine. and found a young private of the Grenadier Guards, named Roberta, lying shot through the chest. His bayonet was found ...

... •.••••••••••i,;rj‘ m „ FIRE IN A HIGHLAND EXPRESS. An alarming occurred in the wend portion of the 3.50 express train from Inverness to Perth on the evening of the 4th inst. A charge of damage was done, and the guard in had a ...

... the Winter Palace and its approaches were strongly guarded. in this asornnig • procession of 15,000 strikers started from the Potiloff factories for St. Petersburg. It was met by Cossacks, Who fired three volleys of blank cartridges. Some of the strikers ...

... THE TEIGNMOUTH POST—FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1904. TWENTY-EIGHT QUICK-FIRING GUNS I SUBMARINX BOATS. DOWRY OF A BRIDE. • • • - - THE WAR CAPTURED BY THE JAPS.—THE LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES. The first genuine submarine, says Engineer. ing, was constructed by Van Dreliel ...

... the hearts action. - The - Coroner addressin g .. t:fre - mother said that fire-guards were cheap enough and parents ought not to leave their children in a s room with an open fire without some protection. In this case it would have been as well to have ...

... striking the hand, glanced off, wounding the drummer. tenant (bolter, of the 2nd Grenadier Guards, fearing lea. the wounded would be left to the mercy of the roaring fires, gallantly rescued 20 men without arms under a hail of bullets, returning safely. Misconduct ...

... alone by his mother, was imitating his father smoking, when the piece of lighted wood he laid got from the fire set his dannelette clothing on fire, and he was fatally burnt. At the inquest on Monday, when a verdict of Accidental death was returned, the ...

... three, playing in the kitchen, where a fire, protected bv two guards, burning. , When she returned tea later, Joseph said that he took the small guard off the tire and put a of weed between tie bats and set fire to the baby. Constable Mitchell said that ...

... the most part of long range gun fire, titit of the Germans being to a great extent from their heavy howitzers. which were firing from cleverly concsa!ed p x4 itinns. Some of the actual crossings of ihe Aisne were guarded by strong, detachments of infantry ...

... Waterval and Hammanskraal. Party of 250 Boers at ones opened fire on train and rushed it, setting fire to train. . _ I deeply regret to report that Lieutenant/blond Vandeleur,lrish Guards, a most promising officer, wee killed. Other casualties not yet ...

... improvements in the London Fire Brigade are mentioned in the annual report of that body issued on Monday. Steady progreis, for instance, is being made with the adoption of motor traction. There are now three all motor fire stations, and the brigade has ...

... alarming explanation of the fire which deetzoyed the town of Feral° in British Columbia has now been put forward. Manager Hale, of the Elk Lumber Company, who was on the pound when his mill and lumber yards suddenly caught fire, believes that the eimultancoua ...