On Saturday afternoon the Oddfellows' 4antud games were held within the lovely grenade el the Aberlour Orphanage, kindly granted, a" meal, by the Rev. Canon Jupp, haplain of the lodge. The weather, although a 'ittle threat:Wing in the morning, cleared viva,* midday, when the sun

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ATTEMPT TO RECOVER GRENFFII/8 BODY. OMDURMAN, Sunday (via Nasri, Monday).— There has been such a pressure of daily work that the great incident of the battle of Omdurman has probably received Ws attention than it merited. This was the famous charge of the 21st Lancers against en

. 800 MASSACRED. CANDIA PILLAGED AND PARTLY BURNED. --It s estimated that 809 Christians have been ftwissacred. The town was pillaged by riarbi-Bazoulni and Turkish troops. Reinforcements of Italian and French troops have been landed near Candi* to march on the town. The Turkish

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