... SUPPOSED SPY CAPTURED AT DOVER. The Exchange Dover correspondent say* it L« reported that German apy was captured on the western heights on Tuesday night. ...

... GERMAN SPY SENTENCED TO DEATH. Pams, January 8. A telegram from Bordeaux announces that court-martial baa sentenced to death a German nan-comuHseioned officer who twice entered tbs entrenched camp at Paris and the Ministry of War in order to obtain secrets ...

... RAILWAY EMPLOYE SHOT AS SPY. Pari9, January 7. The Belgian troops have ehot a railway employe who bad been convicted as a epy. By means of «. gnais enabled the Oennons accurately to bombard Fumes, and in particular gave information which allowed a Tauhe ...

... attacks some of th« isolated upper course* ul the rittn.—FrtM SPY CAUGHT EGYPT. Alexandria, January 6. The Frees Bureau annonnoee the arrest Egyptian native officers Port Soudan of Turkish spy, an emissary Enver Pacha, was charged with trying cause sedition ...

... Church, London, who has just returned England from Germany, where he has been prisoner war, having been arrested as a Russian spy. He said that *n Prussia, wi* which he waa best acquainted, free church life did not ermt. There waa the established Lutheran ...

... to the Tuikish lines. is supposed to have got or dropped off Dutch steamer passing through the canal. Whether or not he is a spy remains be proved.—Press Association. ...

... orchestra at Roab. This was the time vo!o--tion, and Goldmark, when the place capitulated, only just succeeded escaping death spy. In 1850 was bock in Vienna and devour.* 'himseJf to composition. His reputation was mad* in 1875, when he produced his first ...

... through the open windows, in spite of the lateness of hour, the crowd was to heard shouting, When will you shoot that Russian spy?” “Kill the Russian dog!” this manner M. Shebeko was kept from a.m. till p.m.; after that was sent to the prison for criminals ...

... deposition : I saw the priest of Gelrode brought to August 24, and three wounded men with him. The Germans said was English spy. They took him to the Town Hall, where was very badly handled. Next day he was led oat in front the church, where was beaten ...

... fortretjsee are being reaoilt sense of order or for the purpose of use in need, Mr. Koppel is unable form “No one,” he says, “can spy what th« of all this will be. All one can venture that in German military circles no other entertained than that of a German ...

... and bridges are either in a bad state or oom-pLectJy destroyed, and the necessary precautions military authorities against spying do not assist in farthering the work orf relief. There is only one way in whioh effective assistance be rendered, and for ...

... returning their own lines, when some twelve miles from Lille they sighted a good distance ahead of them a German Taube engaged in spying out French positions. Without a moment’s hesitation it was decided give chase, and the French pilot increased speed accordingly ...