... room with still younger child, their mother being in an adjoining room. A saucepan boiling water was on. the fire, which not crotected by a guard. It thought the deceased tipped a chair against the saucepan, which was overturned. The boiling water fell ...

... HARMONIUMS, carpets, quantity of linoleum, pitch pine linen locker, fancychairs and tables, walnut overmantels, brass rail fire guard, wood and brass-mounted bedsteads, mattresses, walnut duchesse tables, washstands, chests drawers, cots, 10 pairs blankets ...

... absence of the mother. The children were left playing in the house without a guard the fire. The younger girl tried to reach shelf over the fireplace, and her pinafore was set fire. Her elder sister bravely endeavoured put out the flames, but also got ablaze ...

... HARMONIUMS, carpets, quantity of linoleum, pitch pine linen locker, fancy chairs and tables, walnut overmantels, braes rail fire guard, wood and braas-mounted bedsteads, mattresses, walnut ducho&se tables, wathstands, chests drawers, oots, 10 pairs blankets ...

... TROOPS GUARD SHIPYARDS. Inquiries at Queen's Island Belfast, yesterday, elicited information that no farther men had to be turned away. conference took place yesterday afternoon between the managing directors and representatives leading trade organisations ...

... £170,000 DAMAGES BY FIRE MADRID. Aug. 4.—A telegram from Jerez de ia Front era reports that fire has destroyed wine cellars to British firm, the damage being £170,000. —Renter. A FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN TURKS AND MONTENEGRINS. OETTNGE, Aug. fierce engagement ...

... escaped in touring car. policeman who tried stop them was fired at, but owing to the dense traffic dared not return their fire. Scores persons witnessed the outrage. COLLISION ON THE MIDLAND GOODS GUARD INJURED LEICES- TERSHIRE. Yesterday morning a collision ...

... A BURNLEY FIRE. FATAL JUMP FROM WINDOW fire broke out yesterday a tobacconist's shop i’adibara, near Burnley, and two of the inmates,. Mr. and Mrs. Ingham, jumped from the third storey window the ground, distance of feet. Mrs. Ingham's head struck the ...

... FIRE AT DARTMOUTH. fir* occun'e*3 ijj ■flx? WSidcfßC® Mt- Gullott, marblomason, Dartm-outli. Shortly 7 o’clocjc Mrs. Gufleft noticed. issuing bedroom, in ibe of wbioh a fire had been lighted, sdie discovered the bedding, etc-, be burning, and in response ...

... a deluge of fire. Some of his crew dropped dead six hours steering his snip to the open sea under on deck, and he himself was so terribly burnt the hands that he had to hold the wheel with nis elbows. « Some time afterwards (says a writer in ‘The Manchester ...

... Workers’ World attempted last evening to set fire to the magnificent plant, erected at a cost of twenty million dollars, belonging to the American Smelting and Refining Company. Failing this attempt, they set fire ,o the electric railway station. A fierce ...

... but as he refused to so the guards fixed the customary shots high over his head, giving him warning that if he did not give himself they would perforce have to shoot him. continued, so taking aim his legs the guards both fired at the same time, wounding ...