... doubtless be executed spy. A Fimeial Ahra despatch mentions tragic sequel to the published story of Lieutenant Rowan’s secret mission to Ooanes. Lieutenant Rowan is now believed to have been captured by tbs Spaniards, sad shot spy. ...

... their thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Phillip« for providing them with such • plensant afternoon', entertainment. There were rumours that Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were going Is knee them, but he was sure they would pin with him in that they might rot be true ...

... Spanish loss is unknown. M. Paul Malm, tlie special correspondent of the Paris Eclair, who waa arrested on suspicion of being spy, has since been released. THE CAPTIVE TIMES* CORRESPONDENT. A Havana telegram to the Madrid Impartial Saturday nays that the ...

... settled down at a mining venture in Mexico. While engaged there Mr. Jebb naturally became acquainted with many of the wild rumours which are afloat la that strange land with reference to nx hidden nutaaonn or nOHrazuna. the majority of these stories he ...

... receipt of the news of tbs fell Port Arthur. It is rumoured that they have gone tr the Japanese there. The telegraph linjs front Tientsin have been closed, and there is no confirmation of the rumour. Its origin is thought in somt quarters to be doe to ...

... believed to have escaped from slavery aad reached Khokaud, where, however, was again seised under suspicion at being Russian spy. Tbs Khaa of Khokand sent native agent to Peshawar, stating that Kugliahmaa, calling himself * Wypart, had that State, sad ...

... kerbed, and channelled. torted. volun f rrice.' ______ of W. on.. . . or CUM.-At the If C F kV Simmons , . one eon of SCSPECTED SPY AT HURST CASTLE , Petty Sessions on Wedneolay, Henry TOOOO of r. . ran in . o of Sheerness& who not •o. Mr. E. Ranson. and three ...

... of hie from the mysterious rites in the forest where milted that it ailed to connect the prisoner : . vatsAlflee of it was rumoured voudou worship Was secretly to him that he had better have broken the with the murder. It had, he said, never been , try ...

... that be was shot. He waa the use of two Chinese harbours, Ta-Uen-Wan ftth. time in the of hi. who *rieked. At first it wae rumoured that the shot yellow Sea has been secured. Thanks to the Vas fatal, but last the doctors were able to wise decision of the ...

... widespread 'feeling of sympathy for the garrison as had been shown for the garrison enclosed at Mafeking (applause). When the rumour paved over the country that Matching was relieved a feeling of joyful.= and gratitude was shown throughout the length and ...

... political topic which remains while the House is up ? The likelihood, as far as I can fix likelihood amid a shoal of shifting rumours, seems to be that the meetings of the Conference will be resumed about the middle of next month, and that there will be at ...