... whbiih titl aou ift the stolpe i'i hl cimmithlotitelit.. atdl t lereforo the defendrilts vere Ixt i I. 11 ii9 I lon0o08r crismar-d il that it seemedl to hlti that a werkimlaii would bhnrdly IY! hide to move iii wi Avrkshon sit\lionit tlkcing leill advice uileiot ...

... out the gas, Miss Leoreird arl ;Oe, ?? h:-r jacket at the bottom of the door, and `ita d thO keyhole with paper. She u-eat sio, lv o :lie dim mirror, and gazed at the faco whibtl I ,,lAd back at her with a strange, wimnsical e. Good-bye, Miss Leonard, ...

... Dumbell's Banking Company. The report is expectad in a few days. BANKRUPTCY OF TILE LATE MANAGER, At D)ouglas, on Wednesday, before the Deemster, Sir J. Goll, Alceauder Bruce, formerly general mana- ager of Dumbell's Banking Company, petitioned to be ...

... them whitc everything had been spent. MIany girls had been dupod and swindled. COLLIER AND INVENTOR FATALLY INJURID. The Walkden police report the death of Ennoeh Smith, collier,t 58 years of age, which took place on Monday morning at his home, cif mcin ...

... lon.' Povnton, 75; Mrs. Taylor, H atton, near, Wiurrinvton. 74. Socond-olass certi- ficatos t Miss Ellen Pass, Swettenbam, 69; Miss L. Clarke, Chetidle, 68;t Miss Agnes WNoods, Walton, nera Warringtonl, 62: Mios Ethel Chadwick. Lawton, 57. The prizes anud ...

... ago were Mr. J. T. Gill (now president of the Lancashire. League). NMr. W. Fenwick, Mr. R. Barlow (father of Mr. William Barlow, the present lion, secretary), Dr. Crawshaw, Mr, J. K. IK. Stead, Mr. J. W. Ilaslam, :Alr. E. F. Hazard. -Ir, J. Barnes, and ...

... prosecution. Mrs. ?? 30, Woolvichl-roa.d, identified the prisrner as a mail lho in Jrly took a flat from her at that address as Mr. Bartlett. HTe had a wife and child, and 1etters were addressed to him as A. J. Bartlett, Fasq. Mliss. Langman, Bexloy ...

... 4 37 Private J. J.ohln-on. 4;42iS vato J. Dawson. 3,099 (? 3.609) Private C A1II..' iS Private A. J, 1'eming, 3.166 Privat,. XX XI'S Prrvate E. Latham, 5.208 Private J. Xio-r--, Private GT. Johnson. 3.962 Privato ...

... daughter in the Goldir Gallery t d That's it! The Gallery is genernld , o before lunch. Quair'l' hi addediliipr?.o'..l i e have never been so excited about allydtil, iti, a life before! I don't mean to jivc (Aar a d chance. Perhaps, said Quain wil ...

... well. Information has been received Ho-Tsin-Shan-si workers murdered. We are not certain. Probably Irs. Connells, Miss S. A. King, Miss E. Burton. t 3Information has been received {Ohu-Clhanning Po dis- - btrict, Chang Shau, local rebellion. Apprehend ...

... had been witnessing- nsamelv, his owni desperate hint fruitless attempts to save I;is sister Eugenie-riuSt have caus'd her to faint an)d sl;P lsack into the deep water unnoticed by the others, -wo seaturally WIere intent oel his efforts to reseue liis other ...

... (chairman), the Rev. L. C. Wood, and Messrs. WV. 3F. krnderton, J.P. (Haighton), Alderman Bickerstaffe (Blackpool), C. A. Birley, J.P. (Bartle), Wykeham Clifton, J.P. (Lytham), and .I Fair, J.P. (Lytham), the treasurer. The meeting had been summoned on Monday ...