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... THE WAR RUMOURS. The feeling of anziety here (the Berlin correspondens of the Stendord says) has rather increased thas diminished, and has now extended to the Russo-German re” lations, Kussia not having yes followed up her fair words by oorresponding ...
... THE SPY DANGER. The submarine attack whereby we lost three cruisers has again suggested that not only are ‘there enemies within our gates, but that they are frequenting arcas where they are forbidden. Although the authorities were supposed a few weeks ...
... CURIOUS SPY STORIES. The Central News says There has been unusual activity the Admiralty,so far as outside observers could see, but iit is well understood that great activity prevails amongst the clerical staff, and the work performed by them exceeds ...
... WOMAN’S WILES IN THE SPY SE3VICE HOW BRITISH SECRETS LEAKED OUT. SENSATICNAL STORY. Befall) 'v»r »»» lietween the two Kepnblice ami Areal Britain (write. Mr. A. G. Hale. ...
... TRIAL OF A PRUSSIAN SPY. A Prussian spy, Charles Hart name, 27 years of age, and lieutenant in the 64th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 3rd Corps, was tried court-martial on Monday. is represented as a well-made young fellow, with small, fair moustache, intelligent ...
... LATEST STOCK EXCHANGE RUMOURS. A further consideration of the Bank return accentuates the favourable impression created by the figures yesterday. The fact stands out prominently that, despite the huge liabilitie:, even the proportion of reserve to liabilities ...
... RUMOURED LOSS 1 ATLANTIC STEAMER. j [By Telegraph.] I [From our own Correspondent.] Brussels, Tuesday Evening. | rumour has gained currency hero that the Red Star Company’s steamship has been lost whilst on Toyage from Antwerp to New York. The Teasel ...
... ____ TAE KVENING STAR AND DAILY! HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30 A NEWMARKET BLAZE/GERMAN ‘spy’SCAREII’rEMS (FOR mvn:smns[mmwu PLATELAYER'S AT DOVER. DISCOVERIES. Sy e S IR ENT S ¥ w iy y AT R e e 3 . > broke out i the early boglb'sbahis * BIRD OR FORT STUDY ...
... ENING STAR AND DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST CAPT. SYCAMORE'S GERMAN ADVENTURES. TWICE LOCKED UP. 3, 1914, DAME RUMOUR. HRER HUNDRED TONGUES. BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY DISGUISED. —_— l:‘ an interview oIR Sen PERFECT PREPARATIONS. ent on Wednesday, Captain ...
... RUSSIAN BATTLESHIPS READY FOR SEA. DESTRUCTION RUMOURS DENIED. (Press Association War Special;. Tientsin. Monday. The Russian battleahip Csaravitch, which baa been undergoing repairs at Port Arthur, now ready for aea. Outside Port Arthur the sea m thickly ...
... TO BE REMOVED. AN ARREST AT CHELMSFORD. ‘ Rumours of a spy having been captared were ‘widely circnlated atChelmsford on Saturday,but the supposed spy turned out to be a harmless individual, although the military authorities deemed it advisable to have ...
... territory. ALLEGED TUEFT BY SPY. [By Teleoexpji.] [FeOM OPT! OWN CoEBESPONfiENT.] Vienna, Tuesday Night. At Prezemysl, the province of Galicia, it has just been discovered that a man named 'Wenzel Marek, who was some time ago sent a spying mission General Boulanger ...