... ALLEGED SPYING. CIIARGR AGAINST GERMAN OFFICER. The Firebug' Magi.trates on Tueaday resumed the hearing of the charge &pewit Lieu. tenant Ilelm. a German officer, unlawfully making %ketches of the fortification. near Portemouth. The evidence that Lieutenant ...

... SPYING BY SITFS DPW form of kite or kite train which lifts a man in a balloon basket to a considerable height for the purpose of observation. when the wind is too strong to employ a captive balloon. has been introduced into the French army. The arrangement ...

... SPY PERFL TRADE UNION SECRETARY SENT TO PRISON. Describing him-elf as Parliamentary secretary of the Labour Constitutional party, and a late branch secrets'' , of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Rufus Randolph Royal, forty five, was brought ...

... SPY RELEASED. MO Bras &lie:. who wax sentgleed Exeter in November. 1011.4 , Ap r 041 imprieoameat for espionage been released from prion at Bri.toi. and at owe left with his solicitor for Lomb , . Schultz expre.sed appreciation of the treatment he had ...

... SPY SHOT. The Secretary of the War (Mice oa Tuesday made the following announcement:— A priaimer who was charged with espionage and triad by gen' ral enurt-martial at the Weertmin^ter March 20 and following wa. found guilty and 'sentenced to death. the ...

... THE SPY PERIL. There is no reason to be afraid or pessimistic, bat it is necesisary to be prepared. and unpreparedness is known to be a British failing. Unless the question of spies is dealt with with the utmost severity and all alien enemies, naturalised ...

... THE TASTER SPY MORE HERR STEINHAUER. At Bow-street on Monday. Karl Gustav Ernst (42), hairdresser, of Caledonian-road ’ was again brought up charged under tne Official Secrets Act with obtaining and com- Muuicating to a porson named certain information ...

... THE ALLEGED SPY. CROSS EXAMINATION LIEUT HELMS CAPTOR. When the case against Lieutenant Helm, the German officer who ia changed with sketching certain forts, was resinned at Fareham on Tuesday, the little court was, if possible. even more crowded than ...

... SPYING NOT Al WED Berlin, Wednesday.—The “ Berliner Tage- blatt ’’ states that the secretary of the English Consul at Saragevo, who with another Englishman last Sunday took notes of the composition and strength of treops in the mili- tary camp there, ...

... ANOTHER SPY. The intlertrities announoe the arrest of lumber German spy named Robert Rosenthal. who has confessed that he was seat over by the German Admiralty to obtain informatioth on nasal matters . RosenthaT was arrested as he was leaving the country ...

... THE spy AT PORTSMOUTH The name of the supposed German spy detained at Fort Widley, Portsmouth, is now given as Siegfried Helm, described as a lieu- tenant of the 2ist Pioneers. He is to be handed over to the civil police. A search of the house where he ...

... THE SPY MULLER. SHOT AT THE TOWER. On Wednesday night the Press issued the following : The spy Muller was shot die .lout* this morning. The summary of evidence the case the alleged spy Rosenthal was taken at Islington Barracks to-day. He will be tried ...