... ADJOINING TANKS SAVED 300,000 Gallons Believed to be Destroyed. FINE WORK OP FIRE-FIGHTERS The great oil blaze at the storage premiaes of the Anglo-American Oil Company Salt End, Hull, ended yesterday almost as dramatically as it began. The flamce from ...

... FRIEND NEED used to make fan of a.t the office. He was queer oid fellow, with solemn face and what thought ridiculously polite ways. He would take off hie hat when he came in and say : “Good morning, gentlemen. I trust I see you ail in good health this ...

... in a few words, and that, from grist fatigue, or a sore-throat. or anything that way, he deputed his friend Mr.— Heffernsn's my name Hi; friend Mr. Heff. , rntin to state hie views about the veto '—mind, it must be the vetn '—you eon tone on the ...

... A FREAK OF NATURE. JAMAICAN YOUTH'S CURIOUS DEVOMITY. A beardless youth, of dark complellon, tough' the assistant* of 31r Plowden at Marylelione Police Court, London. On August 13, orr.ng id the ill-treatment to which hr wos subjected bZ I bin step-father ...

... rude shock his sensibilities when he dis-orcred that Fred regarde*! himaolf as suiter, whom Jennie would he williug to accept, the Toum£ Heir Gavase did not stand the way. seemed sacrilege for anyone to love her save kunseif. she was his right of their ...

... H.M. cruiser Aslraea launched cutter at the height of the storm, and saved six Chinese junkmen. The cutter was wrecked. H.M. destroyer Whiting went ashore off man. The crew was •saved. tug was despatched to the vessel’s assistance. The steamer Sang was ...

... -- You mean died ? interposed Dudley, interested in.the story. I naturtey began to weigh the possibilities. It was either he or 1, and it was he. But one of the sous was married esela:ined Mr. Dudley. Yes, the youngetit. lie died before the Eurl ...

... moustache, he’s the detective engaged look aft-if the presents !” said a friend. “What’s the difference between vision and sight?” asked man: and this is how the auestion was answered by a friend. “See lose two girls across the slret't?” “Toe/’ Well, the pretty ...

... saved sacks.of COAL usin Just try the Rinso method. Soak the clothes in cold water and Rlnso overnight. Rinse andhang to dry in the morning. That’s oil I guaranteed these men the assured enjoyment of the fruits of their labours, and she now paid dearly ...

... heard that tho 'Tyrolese are kiwi. yen to write home to Alsace. to my wile. so that they may know how 1. died. . _ I •will w rite willingly. not how died. hut how ymi return home. ,your foot bllrt?•' Leave the toot in the cool earth. It belongs there, and ...

... at the met.- timent of. youthful crowd, such as I have described one morning, when my attention was attracted to two little girls who wer, standing apart ; one with a worried expre.sAion of ootintenance, the other evidently trying to persuade or console ...

... told him kitted you because you were friend.” Jim gave muttered exclamation not complimentary to Charlton. And hat never come back or tried to find out anything—limply chucked the whole show and left you And wat friend of mine !” be went on, angrier and ...