... REPORTS THAT LORD KITCHENER WAS SAVED. Early last evening S rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Unhoppily. there was no confirmation of the report, and althmigh denial the rumour was effectually disposed of ...

... g features. In the afternoon. dramatic change came over the Stock Exchange when the startling news of the drowning Lord Kitchener and his Staff was published ; the announcement had stunning effect upon the whole House, but the markets whole maintained ...

... eetylal) of the t'ai vlayterian Church in Inlead, yoeterday. Rev. fir. Taylor said in the mystemoue providence of that. Lord Kitchener, who brayed the danger, of the swath* greatest Kafalter ut 4•11 r tame—hod been token away. Ile foetal hie eeptilthre u the ...

... Brewing Nail. snyw--None Leeso Lord Kitchener IA head. Hr al says mitered the pure.,. of merry and His fame is unblemished, his integrity nod euurage aro absolutely unquestioned. The Evenity lost' = Lord Kitchener 's sweeoor wilt neid the gift of patience ...

... the German navy will not position prey upon merchant shipping for some time come, Although the regrettable news that Lord Kitchener has been drowned his way to Russia cast a gloom over the house, prices were not ranch affected, there is speculative position ...

... the brief message, which, unhappily, was official, intimating the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, among the victims being Lord Kitchener and his Staff. After the first shock caused by the news the Moderator called the Assembly to act prayer. In which the su ...

... those twn fundamental nunto nurut and They OW rked life. _ IN NEW YORK. t XL..W YORK. Tricso.T. i n 4 the death of Lord Kitchen.., torpriroat t calm the . prollebty be.lwe the -• . 0 ,1% bei.Jl e the ...

... and it fine tachittietttral traditions. TLIE sTOCK MARKETS. Markcte. say, meta 6, in tone seoterd.v. Though the n.us of Kitchener's death checked buaines. in tLeaitcrnoon, the number of bargains I ,,ordedo. 2.720, as compared with 2.670 day. The principal ...

... Canadian High Coinini,,,iuner in Lululou:— Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, but, in th e opinion of the Dominions, he was en institution. Mon. B. R. Wise, Agent-General for N. S. Wales T., Lord Kitchener due the adoption of the system of Universal ...

... into the background the tragic news Lord Kitcheners death. Public reeling has been iuevuvssibly shocked and depressed by the . : •lligence sent out ilio I*ie-s Buvco-i. lie conlidence which the in Lord Kitchener as 'anicer victory” atioida measure llie ...

... AN APPRECIATION. ltlitary correspondent of TAP • .! Lord Kitchener ,— Take him for all hail uut upon his like • fie wa, all extraordinary figure. He ~1 over all his contemporaries in in • j.ItV as • ho did hi and, though he'etoud alone, his personality ...

... .sari Ile rattle of a I cork a ith inter-1 riper. French liuguen,t h moth, being a MI., E-aaice. Lion.' Henri !tomtit. Kitchener, him, tether. alter • his retirement trout the; Arni.ea at a hotila. in Ireland shorAl. atter 17 . Faunae, and .air an u ...