Il grido di guerra . stato perso in astorm. Dopo tutte le speranze erano state givenup del ritorno degli uomini, la loro re-relazioni rivendicato la loro assicurazione moneyand ottenuta. La storia del marinaio sfuggito hascreated grande entusiasmo. Egli statesthat tutti gli uomini sono vivi, ma arekept strettamente confinati. Questo è il motore ma schiacciato dalla roccia. A/ strano incidente accaduto ri-centlyto un C. P. R, treno in NewOntario; e sebbene molti passengerswere a bordo, felicemente, nessuna vita werelost. ? La ferrovia scorre a nord fromMattawa al piede del Lago Temis-kaming, e si snoda attraversoil Laurentians, lungo stretti ledgesfar ab

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The War Cry . been lost in astorm. After all hope had been givenup of the return of the men, their re-lations claimed their insurance moneyand obtained it. The story of the escaped sailor hascreated great excitement. He statesthat all the men are alive, but arekept closely confined. This is but Engine Crushed by Rock. A/ strange accident happened re-centlyto a C. P. R, train in NewOntario; and though many passengerswere on board, happily, no lives werelost. ? The railway runs north fromMattawa to the foot of Lake Temis-kaming, and winds its way throughthe Laurentians, along narrow ledgesfar above the Ottawa River, andthrough many huge rock cuttings.As the passenger train north, heavilyladen, was passing through a partic-ularly dangerous section, where theroadbed clings to the mountainside, with the river many feet below, afive-ton rock crashed down the de-clivity, striking and smashing thelocomotive, but, fortunately, not forc-ing the train over the precipice intothe rocky canyon. The passengers w. S3p^ wSa0 Sip Twehty Aores of Flame.The people of Paris witnessed a remarkable sight recently In theshape of a dense cloud of smoke away in the north-western sky risngfrom St. Ouen. On April 2lst, 700, 000 kilos of oil and 200, 000 kilos ofpetroleum burst into a blaze in the sheds belonging to the Northern Rail-way. The heat was so intense that the firemen 10 j yds. away could approach, only with wet cloths over their faces. At one time the flames coveredan area of twenty acres. It is supposed that a spark from an engine firedthe sheds. another Instance .of the high-handedaction of. the Venezuelans, under Pres-ident Castros administration. The Laurentic. The White Star Dominion Co. hasinaugurated a. new steamship servicjebetween Montreal and Liverpool, .andthe linar Laurentic has Just: ma#eher first trip in connection with it.This splendidv ship Is able to carrya cargo of «, O0O tons, and is sobuilt that her draught can be con-siderably lessened when so desired.For Instance, s

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