... very tine Cheoi Dra a*ers, Birch : Dressing Table Washstand, Birch Toilet Glasses, Fenders and Fire Irons, Coal Vases. Glass and China, Screen, Nuisory Fire Guard. Pictures, Piano Stool, Wardrobe, Kitchen Utensils, and very line Grandfather Clock, Mahogany ...

... MISSING IRISH GUARDS The **D»Uf Mell” ■•ye—Two privates of the Irish Quaids are mlwirg from maio&jTrrs near Marlow, la Backs, after escapade which ie occupying the attention of the police. Daring the absence on holiday of the manager of Cook ham Waterworks ...

... charge of us. were . told not to fire any account until I got an order. We went into the woods for ' some distance, until we could see line men in front us who were lying down. Our officer said again ‘lrish Guards, don’t - fire, your own men are in front of ...

... DANGERS of fire. One cannot take up a paper without seeing the report of some burning accident, and mothers of the working class should be very careful not to leave matches where a young child can reach them. Every fire should also be protected by a where ...

... PERPETUAL FIRES. History records many strange examples o! Ere# that are kept burning for long period* time. The best known examples are those pagan people who keep up perpetual fires a religious custom. The oldest known fire in the world, says the Sew ...

... over 2,000 inhabitants, has rebelled and proclaimed republic. The barracks the civil guard were attacked, and five persons were wourded. Reinforcements of civil guards have been sent restore order. meeting of the Subcommittee wa. hea vy LOSS TO UNDERWRITERS ...

... BERLIN POLICE FIRE ON CROWD. TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS INJURED. In order to enforce the prohibition of a franchise demonstration in Treptow Park, large force of Berlin police Sunday guarded the various bridges and viaducts leading to the park, and not more ...

... bouse from which the murderers were shooting. The Guards dropped fl*t on their boards laid on the street in readinee« fire, and the bottom of the street nearlv every policeman on special duty produced his revolver, ready to shoot if the men came out. But ...

... /ie!pl€ss in the corner a new resolution fired him, and he resolved to guard her long ns a breath remained in his body. watched with beating heart for the next move. Digby, the smoking revolver in his hand, deeming it safe, presented himself. Now will ...

... DESTRUCTIVE CROSS-FIRE. RIEKA. Sunday.—A general bombardment of Scutari began ten o’clock this morning. The town woe subjected to cross-fire from the Montenegrin batteries tbe north-west and sooth, end fr6m those on the island of Vranjina. in the Lake ...

... stokers through Salwick Station. Guard Barlow, o , busily employed clearing adjoining Manchester, was sorting the bags the time. bun^era a ll'through the night. The cause One exploded and set fire to six other*. tbe fire j s to spontaneous combus- A 1 though ...

... from Tredegar succeeded in locating the fire in a gob nearly 300 yards from the shaft, and by working in relays had Thursday morning apparently obtained the mastery. SUFFOCATED AT A FIRE. attempting extinguish fire house In Park-plaoe, Cardiff, Wednesday ...