... CHAPTER XXIV, MISTRESS BARBARA DISCUSSES A SPY. Blasted seethed when the news spread. The Bridgenien fell into a stern, fierce joy, the churches were thronged, pastors—there were many pulpits emptied of their rightful ecrupants and filled with blifi-neckid ...

... native maws: Porcine, who left there es the Sth inst., show that that date no Japanese were there or in the vicinity. The rumours et a Japanese advance on must. theretore, be discredited. JAPANESE LANDING EVERYWHERE. I VIM ASSOCIATION BT. PETERSBURG, Saturday ...

... important dates. u Com. mandevin•Chief in India. NO TRUTH IN THE RUMOUR. The Press Aisoeiatiots says it is authoritatirely stated that there is not a vestige of foundation for o rumour published yesterday morning that t.ord Kitchener bed tendered his ...

... confirmed from all sides. The fugitive soldiers reached TriukitaS on the same day and espeatad the gory, but were not believed. A spy hail arrived there from (Inman Gizmo' s camp at Tareanieb, stating that messengers had arrived there from Sheikh Keder Ali, ...

... which lined each side of the course, extending as far the Red House, proved conclusively that, notwithstanding the unpleasant rumours which were in circulation respecting certain of the competitors, and the unusually meagre character of the field, the great ...

... and capturing 300 rifles, 300seinies, and many camels and cheep. It is also reported that °Able ban been looted. Both these rumours are. however, regarded as very improbable.—Reuter. AFGHANISTAN. RUSSIAN SUBJECT ARRESTED. ST. PETEFISSCRO. Ssturslay. The ...

... There in the best authority for stating that was slightly indisposed. /Me r. now in good health. and greatly concerned at rumours which 1n.,. been circulated. The will leave for Chinn tomorrow. N aothaitatisely Mated that iI Gilles took the of • slight ...

... rare, sayiag That man is a spy. Haw it,•• I queetimed, that you tolerate known spies among you? %What ma we do he replied. Ono in 10 among as a spy. We kill some: but we cannot kill all. to the arrival of the spy further conyers.stion become ...

... hel.twee. Cliesdian Pardien agate Barium.' eossidersbiy. aed 'lreiteks forwsmi their Wu, Marna *Mt , sUpp.rted resetariew. spy-tailor* stir, or-regularly. rad 11J. .►..- Rubies. erre better supported. lierteated • ('..Twee. STOOL EXCHAYGT SETTLANS DAYS ...

... by (hunt Britain as ally of Japan- He Tae conduct of Britain during the present war is absurd. is at present I acting an a spy by following our equadion. By doing this she becomes a nodal ally, bat sha is carrying out hew tat to bar own rata. By her alliance ...

... arrived. Trust in God. Come. The guide left Cairo on March 31 sod arrived at Berber on June 30. Here be taken for an F.syyptian spy and arreeted,but he disarmed icio s by contracting a marriage and remaining at Berber foe two months. He then proceeded to Omdurman ...

... ; and the funeral is likely an imposing character and to be attended by immense crowds. The Standard mentions a prevalent rumour to the elftfct that Earl Granville will replace Earl Cowley as ambassador at Paris. The latter nobleinaiij it is said, has ...