... Whitehead sprang on the line save bis friend. Just then a train emerged from the tunnel, which ran over both mem The jury returned a verdict of accidental death in Hart’s case, and found that Whitehead lost his life in trying save his companion. Mrs. Eddy ...

... DIED'TO SAVE lIIS CHUM. • Sad Double Drowning Fatality. A tragically sad accident occurred at the Clanrye River yesterday afternoon, when two boys, Peter Keenan, Castle Street, and Hugh M'Stay, Boat Street, lost their liver by drowning. The boys were ...

... SAVED FROM HIMSELF. Youth's Three Determioed Attempts to Commit Suicide. The story of exciting aorta to prevent • youth from taking hie his was told at Bradford on Saturday. when Maurice l'ilcher Ugh labourer. was charged with attempting to commit auiride ...

... YOUTHFUL VERSES BY THACKBRiY. When Thackeray went to Saxe Weimar in th# year 1831 by two friends, one them being W. G. Lettsom. who 1 been told made some name afterwards poet, sod the other my father. J. E. M. then subaltern in the Hampeh.re Regiment ...

... AMEBICANS SAVED. The following Americans who were among the passengers sent telegrams to friends London announcing their safe arrival at Qusenatown: Dr. James F. Bowler, Mr. Charles McTawney, Mr. John Olachewaki, and Mr. Claude Roode. The three latter ...

... Brooghabsoe. paroela) -Mr. Peden, Suffolk Street, Is. peroela)— A Friend, BellyclooghAn, COLLECTED MISS EAGLEBON, BRIDGE SIBEET. 3s. M. Is. i' 2 -A Friend. 6d. esoh (I parcel)— Friend, Mr. Robinson, Olsrnrford ; Bob M'Nieoe, Bslljgsrrsj. Bmsll smounts ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ii;m-Di CHAPTER XIX. But you have bad plenty of time now. Rathlyn, and my eousin in ao far recovert.: that your original plea for delay lost its 'flint. Aa he spoke, Ilutua . WarJow looked at Rathlyn Wedmore from beoesth frowning brows, and decided ...

... A DI SPFTE. In• all our intereourse for more ; than a generation I had only one quarrel with Carlyle, which occurred about this time and I wish to record it because, in my opinion. he he. bared generously and even magnanimously. Commenting on some transaction ...

... OB * ' saw her mast headlighta, and a few minutes HOW MR. ANDREWS DIED, later her red side lights. She was standing . „ than this that , . - , •|. • . man lay down hie life for hie friende.* Asked whether powerful searchlight j the Titanic might not have ...

... to ear. I was under medical treatment for some time. and. getting no better, began to b* down-hearted, when a friend of mine persuaded me to try * Clarke's Blood Mixture.' could find myself getting better before had finished the first bottle, so coolinubd ...