Photo shows the vie tim of the Arbroath fishing tragedy, Robt. Swankie, who fell overboard and was drowned in view of his father —the skipper of the boat while lobster fishing. Those on the little craft were unable to render assistance, as the lad, who was clad in his heavy gear

The body of an unknown man has been found tho River Forth near the Alloa railway bridge. The body, which has the appearance of having been in the water for some weeks, lies in the Alloa Mortuary awaiting identification, and the Clackmannan county policfi would glad to have infor

Peculiar circumstances are connected with a fatal accident which occurred last night in the Gallowgate district of Glasgow, when window cleaner named Wm. M'Mullan (57), of 34 Stirling Street, was instantaneously killed through falling from a height of 60 feet. is stated that the

COv ERNME nt ANXIETY OVER IRISH BOUNDARY dispute. WAR SCHEME FOR ARMY 'ANQsUVRES in autumn. / TV, , By C<K,riftr Special Wire. °mson 12 Fetter Lane, The ' Ct treet » E.C., Thursday, the q riS ' boundary dispute is causing that Verilrrien a good deal of aiyuety because no Governm

BETTER THAN PLACK ON HANDICAP To-Day's Selections Poisoned Arrow Records Second Success BY THE FERRET. 1. o—May Stakes—SANTA CATALINA. 1.50—IVo-Year-Old Plate—PURLER; if absent, LADY LUCILLE: 2. 0— Brinkley Handicap—BACHELOß'S FORT. 2.30—One Thousand Guineas—STRAITLACE (nap). o—

From Perth, Forfar and Kinross. Col. W. T. J. S. Steuart Fothringham of Murthly Castle presided over a meeting of members of the Scottish Land and Property Federation under the counties of Perth, Forfar, and Kinross, held in the Station Hotel, Perth, yesterday. The Chairman expl

1050 GUINEAS FOR A HEIFER. The British-Friesian Cattle Society—Dr C. W. Edwards, auctioneer —conducted a sale of pedigree British-Friesians at Edenbridge, Kent, yesterday. The animals offered formed Mr J. S. Cowling's entire herd, and selection from the famous Northdean herd of

SUBSCRIBER, on FRIDAY, 16th May, 924, at 12 o'clock Noon, , I. The TENEMENTS forming Nos. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24 BALGAY STREET, and 1, 2, 3, and LUIS PLACE, LOCHEE. Assessed Rental. £201 2s. Feu-Duty, £4. 11. The TENEMENTS forming Nos. 26 and 28 BALGAY STREET, 5 and 6 LUIS P

Inclusive Terms for Week-End. QCAR O'. THE MONTPELLIER, O SOUTH CLIFF. FACING SEA and CHURCH PARADE. _ Tel. 232. Manageress: Miss DASHY. SCARBOROUGH. RED LEA, First-class Private Hotel, facing south; magnificent sea views; accommodation over 100.—Apply MAI£OLM ROWNTREE, Resident