... indicted for bigamy. She stated that her mother-in-law having told her that her husband, James Kalov's'', had been killed in a scaffold accident, she, after fifteen widowhood, married William Loynd. On Thursday the first husband made a dramatic appearance ...

... KILLED BY LIGHTNING. Isabella Ann Worth, 71, Wickentree-lane, Failsworth, has been awarded £3OO at the Oldham County-court for the loss of her husband. who was killed by lightning while working on a scaffold last August at the new stores of the Failaworth ...

... and Richard (23). sinel.— to the Freund. The former was killed outright, and the latter enly lived until his arrival at the Huddersfield infirmary. The men's companions clung to the scaffolding until they had rerovered their nerves. when they descended ...

... speed dangerous to the public. The speed was stated to be about forty miles an hour. COLLAPSE OF SCAFFOLD. ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE INJURED. A serious scaffold accident took place juat •fter eleven o'clock on Friday morning at the Royal College of Scienee ...

... KILLED ON HIS FIRST DAY'S WORK. William Lovett fell thirty feet from a scaffold at Southehurch on Monday and was killed. He was fifteen years old, and only begirt work that Rooming. ...

... Richard Quad (23), single—to the ground. The former was killed outright, and the latter only lived until his arrival at the fluddersfi.ld Infirmary. The metes companions clung to the scaffolding had recovered their nerves, when demanded by means of ladders ...

... built till nearly a century after the death of the person. Spencer Peroeval, whom it wan intended to commemorate. Perceval was killed in 1812. and the story of his murder in one of the outstanding tragedies of Parliament. The Premier died in a few minutes ...

... DISTURBED RUSSIA. CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED. Lieutenant -Colonel Aramarensko. Chief n 1 Police at Vibur r. who was fired upon the other day and seriously injured, has since succumbed to his injuries. Three bullets were found in his body. His assassin. who ...

... trouble, for instance. is her fog. Tokio'A trouble is earthquakes. In her worst sorthquake 200,000 rosidents at Tokio were killed. Calcutta's trouble is cholera. arid the bubonic plague is the trouble of Bombay. Each city pays to her trouble an annual ...

... to a medical man named Dr. Millroy and asked for strong poison, adding he wielied In kill rats. Dr. Milroy, however, gave him only a mild poison sufficient only to kill mice. This calahreese took away with him, but it is not known whether he swallowed it ...

... the murder of his wife. He refused the sheriff's arm, and walked firmly, with marvellous self-control, to the scaffold. McCue admitted killing his wife under the influence of an irresistible impulse. At the trial he tried to nt the murder u having been ...

... THE DEATH OF THE After administering Ling Chee, the death of the thousand strokes, to the man who killed his father, mother, and brother, Lew Wui, a Chinese merchant. has returned to Los Angeles and resumed his business. Lew Wui chased the murderer ...