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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 15, 1900 · page 1

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LONDON, Sepumbtr ijmes J. Corbett, the pugilist. and '
Georg: Wine. his manager. arrived in London, at 1:30 9. an.
today. ‘ , ' Cornaille and her mother occupied a e
Wt“! the same train. Corbett went direct to the Hotel

l . and :he Camilla went to a private hotel in the “first End.
Corbett said: : '

“No one aside frum my wife and Cd’nsidine knews why I came
to Bumps. I havtrgood reasons. and if my wife wants to tell the
truth. I am perfectly willing she shank] do so. It is her turn.“

When questioned concerning his plans flat the future. Corbett
replied: “‘1 am liable to leave Londm: at any moment, find you
my be sure no one will know when or where I go. If I had eloped
with Miss Corneille I would certainly not leave her and go to a
write halt! as m as l arrived here. lf anyone (thinks I did
dupe. time will undamive them. It is: all “amt-use. and no um: knows
it hater than my wife."

Loss of $70.000 bu Fire in a Coal Yard. .

RGSTQX. September ls—A fire which started in a kindli
wood pile. back of the office of j. A. Bradford 8: Company. w ”
and (ml mam, today. from a cause not yet ascertained. caused a
loss of $701,000. Th: Nova Scotia schmner Muriel. which was ly-
ing at the wharf of Bradford and Company. was also burned. For
me than an hour the firm fought the flames. but nearly every-
:hingin the yard was burned. The Hartford Company lost about
$11,000. The schooner Muriel Was valued at $500. She was crap-
, ry. having just finished unloading a cargo of wood- It was dud
low water when the fire stark-d. and the vessel lay in the mud so
that shé could not be moved. The captain and crew escaped. but
they had um lime to save their belongings. The Murid was award
by Clark Bmthcrs. of Bear River. N. S. "

The remaining damage. besides that to Bradfard 8: Company.
and Clark Brothers. falls an buildings near the fire. and resulted
mainly iram water.

Flu Wheel Burst, Killing a Girl.

LA¥\'RE§(E. £355“ September lsmA fly wheel burst in No. .
2 mill of the Aflantic Conan Milli (Toqmration, today. insurab-
iriliing Mury Guimwd, an operative. twenty-one years of age. and
My injuring fmrr (when; The names of the infured follow:
- 5hr; Cotter. back and neck injured badly scalp tans.
Annie Cotter. severely cut and bruified.
39m: Galleria a kitty. legs crushed. '
{Mia Acoflel‘, ‘3‘ Forum «aluminium 2:; head and face.
and badly hmiéed about the body.

Captain Daniel Leela Stricken.

t,}l.'lLF(}Rl§. Carin” September lswCaptain Daniel Latte. aged
wreatyfivc. a well-kr'mwn resident of this place. was stricken with
paralysis. at his home hermrhis ramming. and is in an unconscious
ccmditiun. (3n arcmm of Mr. Let-wk advanced age. it is feared he:
will rm: survive the shock.

Killed in a Head-0n Collision.

BOVTH 3:0an ' THE \\'ElRS. N. 8.. September i5—-—Tw0 men were killed and
afigfiggvagfis law were énjured in :5 hegtl—tgn callisian between two {nightlrains
“aqua U" the \\ lute Manama (lawman ox tlze Boston and Mame Rash-cad,
M ru- too a {w .5,“ “a 3M“ wear this place. last night. The amulet}! occurred at a curve. about
m a third of a mile share the “Feirs station- Both mgiues and about

fifteen cars were wrtcked. and the fiebris was piled high upon the
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