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sHOUDDDDCTo . END HOPELESS CASES?

London Hospital Chairman Discuues Several Cases in Point—Use of Powerful Drugs

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.London, June 18;—Runklng in pelul “may with the Question.shouldalloc-i [or tell a pntlent‘or relatives when a} rash" is hopeless? in thlsprohlein: Shouidi ‘3 physician have the right to end with n powerful drug the suflerlngs of o. pu— ll...“ whose doom is sen,ch and who is. only lingering in vain? in America a physician has asked for lcgul perm”. Mon to end the sufferings of a follow- practitioner stricken hopelessly witii a‘ wasting (llScuse. I

"The other day," said the‘Iion. Syiiw my Holland. chairman oi' the Jilllld'ill‘ Hospital. discussing this prollicni, "‘I visitcd an asylum of tho hopclrssly lll—' Eu”... Here for years clever doctors and devoted nurses had bt'cll uttciitiiiigl \ipun patients who could ncvci‘. save by a miracle, recover their rousou. Surely in such a cum: reason would sci-in to dt‘lllulld the merciful use of a lethal clialiibcr.

“lint, between doctor and patient. 'Illll can one say? if tlic patioiit |ilcadsI with the doctor to end sufioriiigs which. (an oiin tei'iiiinato In th‘illll, llil: Ialtoi',‘ in iin-l'cli'ully drugglni: the paiil-iil iiilo painless oblivion and drain, is guilty of murder. licslticri. in tho doctor’s iiiiud’ llrs this lurking. doubtAl-howovcr hopu-. has a choc. inuy scum tin-ro Is alu‘: just a i'cmotc (‘llBlluts that sonic cxti. , ordinary change may snatch IJLtl'li tin.i bill'l'l‘l'cl' ll) Ill'c."

'l‘lio Rcv. Sydney Vritclior, lion. dirt-c- tor of tho cliuplulii's dcpfll‘lillt‘lil of tho London Hospital, said: “Who can bininn tlic. physician wiio, knowing a cast: toI

THE CH ARLOTTETDWN GUARD

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAM), CANADA, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1909.

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ho. absolutely hopcioss and seeing a. pn- tic t lying in terrible pain. administh a drug which, \vliilo bringing merciful oblivion, also Iiuslcns tin: and that is inevitable? Icaniiut."

Instances wilt-re medical man have hastened the end of a patient silll'cr- int: agonlos from an liicurubli- discaso could be related by any surgcoii of wide :J‘XllfI'l'lL'llCU, writes a. int-dicul correspon-

l‘ll .

“An example within my personal llnowlcdut, lie cuntliiuos, "occurred in out: ol‘ tho grout liosiptuls a tow yours ago. The paticnt liadI boon admitted. almost moribund. sul‘l‘ci‘liig from a rc- curroiit sarcoma ' l which Ili-

\'Ul\l‘ll nil ilile .~ ot' the neck. and was rapidly suffocating him by pi'ossuro on tho \\'indplpo. Upci'atloli

it: out of tho question, tho man was apparently dooiiiod to suffer on, waiting until suffocation ciuicd his asonll'fi. .\loi'plila aloiil- could til-ailoii his siil't'l: lug. and ho was girl-ii this in rapidly in- creasing dost-H until ho was Iinaily ro- ct-lviiiL: half a grain l‘\'|' Iv Iiall'»lioui'. “'l'hls lingo amount, many times croutoi' than ilio allowablu maximum daily dose, was lzlron \\’llll tlic know— chHc of tlic. palioiit's IJi'olln-i'. \\'lio lully undl-i‘stood that this ll'l‘nllllli‘lll, \vlill' d laticiiiui; tlic pain. would iiu-vltab IlilSlt'lI tho l'atal lo iilnatloii. ’I‘Iic pa- tient llll‘il a low days :ii'lt-r tho hospital sui'gcoiis nui'coil that nothing; could Iic ilolio. for him. Ilislcad ot' liiigoi‘liit; on through a. \\‘ctek or llllll'l‘ of unccasing‘ agonics.“ I

THIS \l'AS’I‘ ll‘lliAiiltI'll‘l 0]“ 3’1

Special Correspondence. lioll'asi. Irwiaini, .lunl- IO~TIIO limit in

bit: ships is boini,r i'caclicd lli'l't' In tin- building of two lxrcat giants of tin! sl-n.

'l'lit" arc to bc cullod tine "Uiyiiipli-" and the “Titanic.” \Vhon they go

EIEHDE STRUGGLE ENDED IN DEATH

Prisoner Fought on Footboard of Eng- iiah Train to Make Escape.

Iondnn, June 18.—-A struggle on tho .uiltboul'd ot‘ a. train travelling at lllll" ir-ilvo. milos an hour t-ndod l'ccelitly in tho dcuth of a man named John Not- ll-r, who had been urrcstod i'or robbing his mother of 52123, the gi‘cutcr part of in~r life's savings,

Nutlcy stole'the money and a will] watch from his mother's liousu at lil'd- inlnutcr Down, Bristol, and Went to lionriiemoutli, whom a dctcrilvo ar- i-cstcd lilin in an eating house on Fri- dl|\ with £52 In his pockets.

ifhilc lie was being taken to Bristol .\'oiicy tried to get out of tin: train noar Staple Hill. The dctcctirc struggled to prevent him, but Nutlcy opciicd tlic. door and forced liis way to the foot- board.

In spite of the danger, Notley con- iinucd to try to _frce lilinsc‘l'i" from tho grip which the detective had on the col- lar of his Waistvcoat. With a wrench, lio tore hiniscli’ loosc, but fell headlong into the six-foot way.

’l‘lic‘traln was pulicd up. and Notlcy was found lying iicad \\'liorc ho had fallen. A passenger in tho iioxt «lar— riugo witnessed the finish at the strug- ale.

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Special Garrilsiioptllliicn.

London, Junc It).~»-llow it I'm-ls to fail in an aeroplane has Ju\t born ill-scriilmiII lici'o by Jun. Ludluw, an aviator, oin- oII

tlu- few urn who havc ll\'t'tl to tllii‘ about It. lln says tho sciisation of

failing is no sensation at all.

FORSOOK CHRISTIANITY FOR HINDU RELIGION.

Remarkable Ceremony in lndi Aultrnlinn Girl.

lS.-— A i'cuiurlniblc

t‘t'reinony took place hero root-nil) wlilIii Miss Thomson. a pretty young Austin - lull woman. who is to ho llllll‘l‘lt'tl to “imitali barrlstcr. formally rt-nouncm Cllrlstlaiiity and t‘nllll'Ill‘t'tl Hinduism as practised by the Arm Hainullsis. IIIIIII

Till! ceremony took piano in (In: Iu III Yard of the Rajah of \‘Izianhm'nm :1 Ice Ildence. and was watched by a hug crowd of natives.

MISH Thomson

3 Over

Lucknow. Juno

\\'0]'(‘ llll“\'(‘ l'lltlllne, With a pale bluo "sari," llt'HDilllg'll‘d wltIlIiI “old. and heavy gold bangles on arms. At tlfu ronrluslon of tin: colt.- "Why. thCh lustcd more than an hour, "It! almost tainted.

The convert'n reception by the AIryn Human“! was the customary puilfi- "Non" by fire nnd.wnter. Miss Thom- “m' “inverts! the questions of the Ilin-I due 9'19“! in a low voice. corclilonlally "7"le her hands and head. and pourIi fad ' 'POOfli'ul of oil on a sandal-woo m; 5“. the‘n‘roonwd a Hindu name.

splashing through the ocoaii from Now

Barri” BE NltiiltlliillEEV—iilloflis IONG

‘Elu‘tl IS SIIIPYARDH WHERE GIANTS Ull‘ 'I‘lll‘} I)I'llvil' ARE BEING CONSTRUCTHD.

tniio himself, ruler of salt water, willI 'l‘hcy'll only have ono mast aplprn,

lnno to duck th lit-std in trial”. and ii :i [it-Inuit wants to not a Hlloll

’l'livso monsters will b» soc im-t loll” imii'ly loo fer-i. Wide, and air so Iltl‘} that lht- harbors will how in in onion.— l'll il‘ lhcy arc sailed anywhere but in tho biggest ports.

l. low of lliciil. lic would liaic in stand a mill- away, lilu- ulio looking at r. moun- taiii.

'i‘iic II‘i-‘ll boat builders had to main-a new shipyard for line \\'ork. Millions 'i‘iicy will be four times as heavy as of dollars will be spent in the build England's biggest war vessel. An avo- ing. and lln- pt‘tlllli‘ who no In lllui'opc rage city wouldn't begin to hold tlil- ' your will pay millions more to

people that will be on board each trip. lrldl: In them.

malaria iii= ‘i'i‘ffili‘f'im'i‘ mm “mm FHENEH BATTLESHIP

II FAILED TD LIIUIIIIH

Sir James Crichton-Browne. Socialist: Thought to Know Something About the Failure.

Lolitlon. June IS.~Sir James L‘l'lcll- ton-Browne told tho liilci-natlonal t‘on- gross on Appllull Chemistry some curious tit-tails about b which i‘ci'uso to In- from-n out oi etv Everyonc knows llial tlioy call bc - i out. but Sir .Iniiics saill that It occurred to liliii iliat tlicrc might bu some limit to tho toll-ranci- of lliltflt in “I” lImmthg of u”, “cw .butlhlgh”; to temperature in a downward as \\ l I _I II . n I and was ,1” v. as an upward direction, and that liquid “than: Ii:i:IlII:lI_)iilIIlSlI,lii 3H, “WWII 1“...“- nir might be an important addition to IIII‘I'IIIIIIIIII ‘IIIId' IIIIIIIIIII'IK the“. hands “I the weapons for coinhutting disoasc. “III IIIUIIHICI, SIM mm.” towards “II.

ills hopes provml lliitircly i'allaclons. mm.“ pm Sump-“1y u silt-nun foil on Prolonged exposuro to tho tompcraturo u“. “romp 1)... [union inn] stuck fast of liquid air did not Ii lair tho vital m'- [n ltg descent m‘tor covering about 40 tlvlty of bacteria. Young and vigorous "mu-ex “air a duzt-n puwcri‘ul tuna bacilli of typhoid aiui diphtheria \vcrc were mqulsmoan but the Danton still exposed to the tompcraturc of liquid stuck rust. air for twentr-four hours. Then tiivy The “1.le of me “.3501, the biggest \\’cro tliawcd and cxaminmi, and \\'t-i‘c I{r[\.\,t hug (lvpr constructed, is supposnd [UUWI ‘0 b“ "0"“ “'0 “"’l'““- to liavc lll‘UIti-I‘l its ( 'adlc. It is further

Uthrr hut-111i sl‘vw frvuly after a Htilttai that thc tlt it was not stool) trcatincnt with liquid air [or six \voolis. pmmnli. 'l‘ln- biitii ship is in no mm.

Sir .lziiiios tll‘llliilltlt‘ll a slaiidlu‘i l‘ gi-r, and it Is liole that in it i'cw (l.i_ ill”! l'lll' ll'l" illll-‘i- '"l‘l‘i'l‘i' is l'll'i'l" tho lauiicliliiu' iii:i_\ in» sin-i-l-ssi‘ully (" 501' 01' I . ll" Silllb "1” Milk “I”? III“ i‘iotl olii. ’l'lil- \\'lll'ltilll‘ll on board had "WWI iiilll'l?‘l‘l||‘l"‘- \\'llb' 110l- il Ci'llf‘iill' to ho i'osciicd with the aid of fire-lini- io St't‘ to tho clcaiisliig of the air \\'c dcrs and ropes, broallic"“ 'J‘lit-io arc. liowoi‘cr, sinister rumors

BIG SHIP STUCK 0N WAYS.

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Paris, June is mlli't‘st was on l'oir for

Gui-"iii:

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germs HEIUDE iHDM iHElH snum

rails ITALIAN TRAGEDY HEEILLED

1' Counter: Bonmnrtini, widow of Mur- dered Husband, Out of Prison,

OTHERS ARE STILL IMPRISONED- Five of Lieut. Shackleton'u CompanionsI

Ara Back in London.

INTERESTING EXPERIENCES.

. Rome. June 18.‘Onc of the mast sen- sational crlinn. chl' committed in Holy was recalled a few days ago by the. an»- conditional release of Sigiiora Linda . Illurri, the widow of the iiiui'dcrt-ll ICouiit Iloiiiiiurtliil.

l She had already enjode three years Lpartial liberty, conditional on her resi- l dcnce in Porto—San—Giorgto at the villa Iof her father, Prof. Murri.

I Among the famous crimes or Italian history the story of the death of Count I' Boninartlnl has a prominent place. II:- was the bond at a. nublo family, and lllni‘l‘lf‘d tiie daughter of u. proft-ssoi' nt liologiiu. Tito pair differed in political .and religious family tradition, and tho

lll‘ll young iiicli. advonturcs in the Antarctic region. ai‘" riuld in London a few days ago.

'I‘Iioy wcrc all moinbi-rs of Liouienant Slincklcton‘s South Polar Expedition. and tin-y came from New Zeaiaiid Ill llil' slcilllict‘ Piiparoa.

’l‘liolr names are Mr. Frank \Vild, rl i- t~iitlsl; Mr. Raymond Priestley. geolo- gist: .\ir. Bernard Day, engineer; Mr. ill-st Joyce, \\hll had cliiii‘go of tin: panics and dogs.

Mr. \\'lld, llli' principal number of this party of

inari'laltc was unhappy from the first. tiotails oII‘ Itho lollt‘ly Jllill'lll‘y lllrollilll _ I I . . I“ I , , .‘ snow ant cc in tin- altt-mpt to real-ii lllilillldllllll s iiilllds ...ty lit. “as. dis IIIII SIIIIIII PDIIII

ti‘actcd by her constant. hunger for gill- lcly. 'l‘iic coulitcss's party, liowm'ci'. Insist that the murdered man was a t

Mr. \\'ilti was lzi-li-clt-d, with two l‘lll oi's I.l4‘l|lv'lllll.l .\ll;iiiis and Dr. .\l.Ii' all to accompany Illt'illt‘nillli Shut-la»

heartless and cruel libertine. u“. i.-.. l...- [ht' South I’olc 7-1. Iiuum In August, 1902, the Countess Lilli-l”- \viiul-b i’lilllllllilll'tl in tho Union Juclt

wunt to Venice with her children. Later iliI . I‘llll‘il ilyIl Quocn inlini: plaiitml . . .. run”.in \\illllii iii Iiili of tin- l'nl--, or about

m“ mum “Juran m BMOgnD" ‘ :HU mill-«i i..- .nnl llio laitlil-r'l point

country house. He was never Sili'll again alive. The countess telegraplh cd for news of him, and had no reply.

I ills house in Bologna was a palace l

I'Cuttlll‘tl by t‘apiain Scott. MAN Y NARHHH' lih‘t‘ “\\'c had many narrow i dur- ing that iiiciiili iiilc Ilournoy towards the South l’ol lllr. \\‘Ild. “\\‘l- ll-lt llic station at Capo

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in which, after Italian customs, other b I.”

i iaiiilllos rented apartments. When ltoinl on tictrilici‘ loos, and on No- I I , \'t‘lllN'l‘ it \\c l'liliiliI rat-i out from IIiit

iin- doui “as broken down thre lay PUIIII I.IIII IIIII SUIIIII IIIIIIII “III IIIUI‘

tho rouiii‘s corpse in the entrance hall. “,“h Us “IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS. IIIIIIIISIUI

with twelve dagger wounds in it. lie "Unfortunaton ih.~ show “up, gurt,

hm] been mum] as 50011 as he passmi and \v-- tl‘lH'i'lli'il llltll't' :.lo\\l_\' than we

his thrcshold, for his umbrella and batil""“MWHNI‘ 'l'l‘léi \\'Ii-‘i l'slll'l'iuii)’ Iim

‘ciisl- :il'll'i' \\'o pa<scd Illl' Illiil'tl\l‘i'_\' ox~ point. ‘ llail

wort.- beside him.

Searching tin- apartment, tho. 1 found i-ridoncc wlil~h to tlicli‘ Hhowod ilial HuiiiiiurtlIi i lliltlrlit‘l‘ll Illlli' ilcroil In’ tho ut'i'tlll] i cos n a woman I I II \vlnnn Ilc had Iilmst-xlt' adiiiittod. ’I‘iio MI 1}"“" -' II"‘|l ‘“ \ll-‘ili WI Ulu "i- u'idow, after rcccit'liig tln- cxprcssionsl “ 'H “W” “I‘ll l llilll MW of

and in to shoot

IIIliI,°liii-tliilllii‘s r'ouiln

“Hull liialto lllllll"' wot.“

ilii‘co ul' lllll' tuiii' Iioiilzls. "'I‘Ib- foniiii. \\Iiicii \\l' mill-ii Sol-ks,

until he was arrested and imprisoned n

Itew days ago, occuplt‘d a resilouuible

. Iposi in tho \\'ni' office—ls Accused of

having ii-at‘ildiod in udiciajl pardons, re‘ lllllllitli‘y services. and in "decorations."

.IIICHSPHKI‘I‘ Illlllli'il

land his would-b London, June 18.—‘ll‘lve bronzll—sklii-E

lici'ol-s of .i liiiiidi'ldI

Iii-urgl- Mai-stun, scicnllst; and Mr. l-lr--

|i\<-, gar.» soiiio graplimI

lolon in hi." bold and historic dash (in-r.

itiiirageix Bran Band to Serenade illoll—SB

LUDLOW’S MACHINE AFTER THE FALL.

ilo was sailiiiu‘ in his machine rapid- gin-n way, ll..- ward. ulltl tho I had no animation of tailing.

Ir. win-n their was a sudden brcult nlill

‘hcr 4. ii l II , ., . I . .l . ‘ “luv'llly narrow oscapcs i'i'llm dllaili. :‘II'I‘I‘I'I/‘I‘IIIIITII’ITI'uh)‘ IL“ rm 1 h“ I ' "I had Ill!‘ pony on :1 It‘llllili: lino, and

Shortly afterwards anoyin.---l: ll-tii-i-s i-onoontratod tho suspicions u. lhc pu- Iir-l upon Tulllo Muri, the | «.uiLt-ss‘a brotlicr.

il‘uliowiiiu‘ tho cluc, they qucstlonml a woman iiam-ld ittiHIllu, Boiictti. ’l‘ulllo's inisti'css, and tin-Ir suspicious gathcrcd. A new chapter bcgnn when Prof. Murri. playing lllt' Roman father, suddenly dc- llUlllll‘t‘ll his son as tho murdcrer.

forward planes heat up- iiiiu'Iiliio began to full. I In a low

was or it; a snow lll'lith‘ \\'Iicii it fell through, liironiiii: llll' across to the oiln sillc.

“My hand has: in) illlllllit'l] that I

iiilliiciit I still lliitl hold of tlic loading- liiio, but. as a lilullo‘ or fact, tho pony had \\'l'l‘lli'llf‘il If an . 'I‘Iic rest of the party who wcrc in front hurried buck and resound nio

LAS’I‘ Pi >.\' \' l)lh‘.\ i’I'ICARS.

liil' I'll: muss “f “‘m' and “mm 3m“ 1”: Illllliii'ilts l \\'illi'ill‘tl the wires snap. till‘

tho ground.

"I was just bl-comlui: uscd Lo ilioriisli of wind and \\'as looking down at sonic iiutoiiiobilos \vlioli a \\'il'o llraco snap- pcil." lic said. "(Jim \\'lrc at'tcr ullutllt'l‘ COWARDS WATCHED

WOMAN BURNING. Dublin Fireman Denounces Men Who Were Watching Fire.

London. Juno lS.-- \ rcmarkablo story

of men who stood idly by \\'llllt' n wo- man was being- practically burned to lll'illll iii l-lll was told at the inquest Iii llubllii on the body of Esther Kenny. ‘ ll ii'tr—two. Alhi‘d‘t'lih‘l'lil’llll .ioim Mycrs, of the Dublin il‘iro lirigitdc. said ho was callcd to 41!. Cook sil‘t‘t‘l, \\'licrc Ill' found a number of pooplc. some of whom shouIIted. "’l'lict'c's a woman burning upstairs.

“l rushed upstairS.” said the witness. 'and found about ion or twelve men-*- If i may call tli\‘lll nlt'llfl‘xlilliillllg‘ in “III; lobby looking at tho burning. room. \\'ilii our of tho flrcnien llio wltlicss ciilcrcil ilio room and got the woman utu of the burning bed and away to the hospital. They then cxtlngiushed the will nrvrr met a bigger crowd of cow- nrils in my life," concluded the witness. “than thc men who were in the lobby. If they had made an effort they might have saved her." The woman d1ed in hospital shortly attorwardl.

; bamboo l'rainl- ilrcak, heard coiii‘usod Islioutinu. and thou came the sensation .01" ii ti'ciiioiitlliun blow."

.\li'. I‘lllIIUW was laid up with brtiist-s for a \\'cclt.

that the untoward incident was the ra- sult of malevolcncc. 'l‘hc Debuts says that some months ago tlicro. was a i'c- purt at Brest Arsenal that the launch would be a failure. For tin- last three \vooks the stocks liuvc boon guardcd by night and day: 'yct a Socialist Journal f'lllll'll the Egalitairu published the fol- lowing lines:

This afternoon the Danton Is to ho liiuliched—dcstiiiod to deal death un- less the proletariat, conscious of its duty. refuses-to take part in the ex- periment.‘ Ilut it will be asked, Will the Danton make up its mind to lenvn its stocks? We shall know about live u‘clook. if not at some other time. A month ago unothor local Socialist

paper hinted that thc launch might not be a success. _ Cortuiii workmen start- rd the "Internationale" and “The Hymn to Anarchy" whilst the stage was be- ing removed.

The Prensa says that a beam has been ell-covered in the cradle 01' the Danton.

A similar accident occurred at Ilnvre some It years ago on the oceanic o! the launch of tho cruiser Porliau. The Danton is a battleship of the Broad- nought type. and forms part of tho so-

riol of six, two of which. the Condorcet

’i‘ulllo, wltcii arrested, pli-adod tliai ill “unffiliil llii‘tll till-girlill.llliiijt-tlgr’lilugiing .., i. . t l _ -I I. . l A I , u <|utlllt.l I)V(l tin tounts Ill tic'itnit it IIIIIISIIIIIIISI IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII I0 IbI per

of his wife he had killl-ll liim \\’llll a knife which llllf count had drawn upon him.

No one bcllorcd him. and \vlicii ilic trial hogan ui. 'l‘ui'iii. tho, countess. lto- ulna. and two medical iiicn named Soc- chi and Nuidl were in the dock with 'J‘ullio.

innn. "'l‘lic sun slioiio «lay and night, but that did llill Iilll'l'ft‘l't‘ \\Illi our sloop. “\\’t- l'l'ili'llt‘d our i‘uriiicst point-~88 dclz. min. south laiindo and 162 deg. cast longitude—on .lnnu' ’ it. "By this time wo \Vl‘i't' all very wnnk It was IIIIIIrIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII “nor “Ia owing to lack of food. but \vn- could not:

I II I I I possibly lncrcuso. our rntlnns. ’l'lic $12135:Wit-Silhi‘ifir 21$”..2’I’iiifi“ .3: WI still the long qurlwr not m be ' ‘ ' ' mm c. tho ciid thl- cotlrl profcnscd itself ron- .. ,I I I , I I . I I vinccd that the murdor \\'as tho work of U" “mm” 26 I‘I‘Im‘ "'1'" “'J‘kl'”

'l‘ullio 'ind \'nllll tho l-ittcr having usod “I”: “Pd I 1‘1"?" u JUE'I'"III"“”I‘:III I" In"; I. . I . I-II I I II I In. D or n- i‘ , an no Iv a halo ll'i

:I’I‘I‘I'Iml‘ijfiIII‘III“ 5".IT'I'Iik‘IJII'I: “Jim” filiniflihn point on March 4. \\'~ had our. , t . . ..

lt'llifL‘d to thirty years or sollt con» "rm, 0"” "700 “'1'” I” 13'; "M‘s",

llllt'lnl‘llt. 'I‘lic countoss and Sci-viii. VALET WINS $62 000 IN

who Is said to huvo llt'lill her lover. ‘

were gircn ton yrars upiocc, and Rosina DERBY SWEEPSTAKE- Lontlon. .luiic ls.~~A sum of BELOW)

Bnnolti allven years. T‘mm' Mun" Sevcm' “"1 Nah“ “9 has been won in a IJrl‘bV swoops . t 5”“ “""Van "'9'" senten"eal '1‘“ n ‘5 ii'_\- a valvt :it Iln- Ilulllllllill'll Huh. in Piccadilly.

generally believed that the whole story

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0' the "usedy ""5 "M been mm' This amount nus hi. «i- in the Calcutta 'l‘nrf t‘lnli's t! - largest in lllt' world. it was

and tho llidrrot. were launched last “momma-ll that . London, month at St. Nazalrc. ’l‘hc Voltalrc is has drawn l.0ll\iI-l As his horn.- n". being construct“! ul Toulun. the ern- lshed scrund lio bl't‘ul'nl‘ olllltlod tothese bell“ \\'l“ 111‘ mumv'h?“ ‘1‘- Lorllmt l" thousands of pounds. 20 pcr cent. of the September. and the sixth ship, the Ver‘inctuui yum snbscrlhcd.

Rhinud. is being constructed at Bor- chr 130,000 tlcltcts were sold forthis ,dcuox. Hump at an l‘llll'llnt‘t‘ [cc of about Hi... I Tho iiuiiton has a tllsplnrcmcni of mm [)vllpie in all stations or life sub‘.‘