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local V inter-V
a well-known
was half f_lled with
completed and hun-
Dartly manufac-
as with leather
which formed
l11‘0Der€y.
The was captured at mid-
night on a Sunday with a bag on
his back, and subsequently large
est,
and
part
news
“Pon her showin; iight. he
“uhh” 1.15.15. and than
theweil. pl_i¢,gai_\-si a
offthe man.‘f "1 l ‘lf
I-“_.\”?§ have been car#
darkness, theysuspi-
Pcoplefwere arousyfd by
°f l'-“.1 U58°HDtl0n. 0 es-
trnth they madeuse of a
They told the girl that thy
other portrait left ~ no
as to the identity of her as-
would ia all probability
penalty of the law. Upon
H115. with a sudden and un-
looked-for responsibility, she gonfegg.
ed that hcr story was a myth, that
what had really happened was that
the solitude of the house where 'she
was maid, and which was empty, had
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quantities of leather belonging to!H0 Preysd upon her mind that she at
Messrs Hurst,_ Colton and Hollcroft
were found under a hedge ln the
prisonarls factory.
Theprisonor, in n confession to tne
police, explained-A that he concealed
himself lu the factory on Sunday
nights, when the engine man went
to bank up his fires.
PARIS, Nov. 6 (Special)-Crics of
distress drew the pussers-by this
morning to the grounds oi a house at
Courlievoie. They followed the direct-
ion of the cries to a well in the cen-
tre of the garden. Near the well .i
young girl of 17 was discovered,
hnll`~clad, and bleeding from ii wound
in the throat. She had come down,
she said, hearing the barking of dogs,
to shut up the fowlboiise. Suddenly a
man had rushed at her and attacked
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last determined to take her own life,
and that, taking with her a kitchen
‘k\nll'6, she went intothe garden and,
seating herself on the edge of the
WPU. tried to cut her throat, suilerlngu
hersclhratter the self-inflicted stroke,
to fall into the well. Upon investiga-
tion the police found the knife at the
bottom of the well. ` _
PARTS. Nov, 0-Madame Larrey
had not rend her evening papers for
l10U1iI\l-I. She fled from the room cry-
ing: "Save yourselves, the house is
going to blow up!" The tenants pour-
ed trembling into the street, which
was soon in an uproar, Then up came
a couple ol' bold coustaliles, who en-
tered the house, and-, with infinite
precautions, raised the plank. A mo-
ment later they, too, were in the
street, their features convulsed, not
with terror, but with laughter. The
good old woman had mistaken
lusty sprout of e. cnscual potato for
u murderous fuse.
K
had quite an unexpected treat this
week. A young Chinese girl, found
wandering in the streets, was taken
to the institution, and, although she
could not speak. a. word of English,
lquickly mdde herself She
Iproduned a case
formed
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to the great delight of her avglilllce
This Celestial C»inq*uevalli is leg thin
four feet high, and has her feet b_al\d~
Heed is accordance with the Chinese
custom. \ i
Penis, Nov. s lspscisi)-inf. Pc
puff, 9. Bulgarian student at the Boi*-'
honne, was anxious to take his de-
gree before he tools his muakct. `A
few days ago her received an order
to return to Bulgaria and join aure-
giment at the front. M. Popoi! had
iust completed ii long and exhaustive
study, of the movements of the planet
Hecuba, and did not wish to lose the
fruits of the labors of years. Unfor-
tunately, the autumn session had not
yet begun at the Sorbonns, andthe
members of the examining 'board
However, M. Pop_oi‘l's request for im-
mediate examination touched an ans-
wering chord of patriotism in the
breast of the Dean of the Faculty of
Science, M. Appel; An' extraordinary
meeting of the board ol examiners
l"opoii expatisted lon the motions of
his let planet with such eloquence and
erudition that he left the examina-
tion-reom Dr. Popoil, No doubt he
will beguile the harsh hours of bivo-
unc by studying the stars.
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cava Town, s. a..‘N0v. 5. (sne-
ciull-White women are wanted in
South Africa. At present there is a
shortage of nearly 100,000 women in
a total white population of 1,300,000,
and the view is held by leading au-
rliorities that it would be very much
hetter_ for the European population
lil the sexes were more equal in num-
bers
coffee-grounds for powder, and the Bémnd this opmion nes B great
problem oi the relationship between
black and white, and it is clear that
South African farmers and colonists
,_ LONDON, Nov. 6 (Special)-In-‘generally would appreciate life in the
mates of the Kensln ton Workhouse
dominion better if they could replace
i;he'Kai1ir boy in the kitchen by u
woman domestic from Europe.
“Women are badly wanted in South
Africa," declares a colonial oillcial.
“There is s. great opportunity for
hardworking, strong, young women
on the farms and as domestics, while
nurses and J dressmakers are als0
were still rueticating by hill and sea. \
‘was comvokcd and for an hour MJ Bili°§'"|°|' of c_°n|‘iP\ti03s
 by mormg. ,‘
wanted At present a large part of
,thc domclflic work- in done by blacks,
hut obviously it would be advantagl-
ous to find many of the ‘boys_’ other
employment. Wages are good, and
.there » is every opportunity to save
money." '
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PARIS, Nov. 5 (Special)-Lats at
night five . mysterious individuals
drove ug, in.s fine grey motor-car,
eo the our of the solitary hotel of
'the 'village of Ohambly, in the De-
partment -of Seine-et-Oise. As bur-
glaries had been rife in the district,
ill lflli NEH] IS A
EASEAHH TUNIGHT.
 lladsche.-_§our Siornsch,
Turn the rascals out-the head-
ache, the' biliousness, the indiges-
tion, the sick, sour stomach and foul
gasesfturn them out tonight ‘and
keep them out with Cascarets.,
Millions of men and women take a
Oascaret now and then and never‘
know. the misery caused by a lazy
lil/01'. clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don‘t- put in another day of dis-
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse a'nd`reg-
ulate your stomach; remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
that misery-making gas; take the ex-
cess blle from your liver and carry
out of the system all the coustipated
waste matter, and poison in the ln-
testines and bowels. Then you will
feel great. ,
A (lascaret tonight will surely
stradghten you out by morning. They
work. while you sleep. A 10-cent box
from any drug store means a clear
head, sweetlstomach, and clean,
healthy liver and bowel action for
months. Children love to take Cas-
the hotel keeper took care to inform
.the police ofliis suspicions visitors.
Early -the next morning a formidable
'body at policemen entered the little
ilwtel, revolvcrs in bend; but the
stranlers were already on the alert.
,'l‘here~? was a noise of windows being
‘thrown up, and in a moment the five
suspects were in the street.
Then the revolvers on both sides
-began to speak, and soon the whole
village was in an uproar. Armin;
themselves with whatever weapon
lagers joined the police in the pur-
was nearest to their hands, the vil-
suit of the fugatlves, four of whom
were arrested after a fierce struggle*
The fifth got clear away, and is
still at large. The prisoner once un-
der lock and key, the grey motor-car
was subjected to a careful examina-
tion, which was not to prove fruit-
less. In the back seat were four
overcoats, from the pockets of which
the police extracted revolvers loaded
wiehisoft-nosed bullets, poignards,
and bags of pepper. Beneath the
overcoats and concealed by them,
were bucklers in sheet-steel, such as
have been suggested for the use of
the police against bandits.
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LONDON, Nov. 5 (Special)-Scenes
of a serious nature occurred at foot-.
ball matches in Wales last Saturday,,,
which will not go towards upholding
the prestige of Wales “as a sporting
nation." The occurrences all happen-
ed at Rugby matches.
Mr. Frsathy, the referee, in the
Treorky vs. Pohtypridd match, on
the first-named elub's ground, did
not please the spectators, and at the
end of the match he was severely at-
tacked. Large stones were thrown at
him, and one hit him On the l1B¢l£'0f
the head, rendering him unconscious.
L. Wlilliamsy a Pontypridd forward,
was also set-upon by the crowd, and
was severely knocked about, while
Gwilyn Jones, a Pontypridd three-
quarter, was struck on the face as
he was leaving the field. Two men
have been arrested in connection
with the affair.
honor to execute s bust of the late
King Edward, which is to bc placed
in the entrance of the new Middlesex
'County Hall at Westminster. I-is is
P. Bryant Baker, who has already
finished s. bust of the late King,
which is-now in the drawing-room at
Marlborough House, and is acknow-
ledged to be one of the finest sculp-
tured likenesses of His late Majesty
in existence.
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LONDON, Nov. 6 (Special)-There
is apparently some hope for the dis-
contented telephone subscribers, as
extensive alterations are being made
in the London telephone service, and
the authorities hope to end the com-
plaints of deterioration which halve
been made against the service , ever
since the Post Office took it over.
Nearly 4,000 subscribers are to he
provided with new numbers on Jan-
uary 1, when many lines will slso.be
transferred from one exchange to an-
other.
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Baussans, Nov. 9. (special)-
The Permanent Sugar Commission
will meet at Brussels on the 9th of
INTEREST F8015 ,EUROPEAN CENTRES
ar Oonventim 5 written undertakin
b ich t would ermit Russia
‘tations if ,be exceptional circumstan-
ces of thqprsosnt year, which com-
pelled thc Russian Government tu ssh
for spatial treatment, should again
arise. Ream were ciprsssad that the
German Government :night refuse to
agree ‘to this demand, It has, howev-
er, cansented, and the other Powers
havefraised no objections.
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BERLIN, Nov. 11-(Special)-The
lfead-grandmother ilh. which has help-
‘dd many 5 man and boy out of the
,fdiiiiculty of arranging for a football
match or weekend holiday, has had
3, disastrous result for a first-class
private of the 78th Infantry at Os-
nabruclr..
The soldier invented the “death”
of his maternal ancestor for the pur-
pose of securing four days' leave of
absence. As it subsequently came to
light that the old lady was still in
the enjoyment of excellent health, the
private was court-martialled, senten-
ced to six months’ imprisonment for
December. The Russian Government
has recently demanded from all the
Powers that are members ofsthe Sug-
swiadling his superior officers, and
degraded to the rank ol a second-clasl
soldier.
' flair And
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence ol a neglected
scalp; of dandruif-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruil. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its
very life; eventually producing B
feverishness and itching of the scalp,
which if not remedied causes the hair
roots to shrink, loosen and die-then
the hair falls out fast.
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LONDON Nor. 6 (Special)-To a`
carets because they taste good-
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was the best
Your hair
on that life.
which ls so
wavy and
appearance al
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toilet counter. and
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investment
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