% DANGERS. LOT 010 STEEPLE 11 4 W? E r,AS Con SUMER. t fey 5 5." - ttention vio»t / ,lveranrp t'h , tothour-, cloven victims atH( hil , Unp t express i CSV 1 * the l* to l»!j t ? k a ll-iinnn,4 d,rwt public at'"n ,h &of y , ISnor,x3 ' that I jj, e the terrible! *-«* <* '" atlon

YOUNG MILL WORKER WHO IS SUSPECTED ■ Of Terrorising Women. Dundee police have effected an arrest which is regarded as considerable importance in: view of the series attacks which have recently been made on women in various districts of the city. The vigilance young dressmaker ma

Asks Damages for Election Libel. In the King's Bcnch to-day Sir John Bethell, M.P. for Romford, sued Mr A. W. Smith for damages for alleged libel, contained in pamphlets issued the defendant during the election of last January, which suggested that plaintiff was a humbug in aski

To Oppose Town Council's Proposals. A conference of committees of Dundee Harbour Trust and Forfar County Council was held at Dundee Town House to-day in reference to the schemes for Harbour reconstruction. The County Council have preference for the Trustees' scheme, whereby the

OPERATION UNDER TRAIN. Leg Amputated by Lamplight. By the dim light of railway lamps and candles a Warrington doctor performed surgical operation under a train. A man had become jammed between a train and the platform, and the only way of releasing him was by amputation of the le

The petition for on the estate of Mr W. F. M'Alpine, solicitor, Blairgowrie, which on Tuesday last was continued by Hon. Sheriff-Substitute Wilson, cam© before Sheriff Sym at Perth this afternoon. On behalf of the petitioning creditors. Mr R. M'Gregor Mitchell asked his Lordship

HAS A STRUGGLE TAY STREET. Labourer's Allegations. What, was alleged to unwarranted assault upon a Perth labourer a jiver watcher 011 the night of 15th October in Street. Perth, had its sequel in Perth Sheriff Court to-day. The action was brought in th® Civil Courts by William C

On a Corporation Allotment. A sensation was caused in Tynemouth and North Shields upon receipt the' news of tragic discovery at tho Corporation allotments at Briar Dene Farm, midway between Monkseaton and Hartley, in Northumberland. Councillor Benjamin Hewett, an ex-Mavor of Tyn

Lloyd George left Downing Street this morning for Wales. The Chancellor of the Exchequer will be away until towards the middle of next week. MINISTER AT DOWNING STREET. The Prime Minister arrived last night at Downing Street from the North. It is expected will spend the weekend

Mr A. W. Bennett oresided at meeting of the Governors. The balance-sheet submitted showed income (including balance brought forward £44 12s lid) £106 Is 7d, and expenditure £57 (£5l for bursaries), leaving a credit balance of £49 Is 7d.