"A ship's apprentice who attempted the rescue of a man in shark-infested waters to-day, at Newcastle, received the Shipping Federation's diploma and medal."
Morning Paper.
The Infallible Experts.
"In general (continued Count Andrassy), the battle has ceased to be of the nature of a siege, as it was intended to be at the beginning. It is a long-drawn-out and deadly combat between the French and German armies, and the victory of one will undoubtedly be the defeat of the other."—Yorkshire Post.
"It is a reasonable conclusion from these facts that ... the principal attack, supposing that it should actually have taken place, has already been made."
Col. Feyler in "The Sunday Times."
Delphinium Hybrids.
"What looks much handsomer than a sow of Delphiniums in the borders of your garden, and once planted they are always there."—Garden Work for Amateurs.
The only drawback is that it is apt to make such a litter.
"Before we are through with it, we may be obliged to have a war outright with Mexico, because the Defacto Government is none too friendly to us."—Bournemouth Guardian.