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BOMBS BEFORE DAWN. FRIENDLY CRICKET,
STATUES DAMAGED, IN DUBLIN,
Dublin, Nov. 11. The equestrain statue of King WDH III. in Collego Green, Dublin, was rather extensively dum aged by high explosives this morn-
ing.
Simultaneously an attempt was ninge to blow up the statue of King George 1, in St. Stephen's Green, but here the damage was not great. The outrages occurred About 6 o'clock, before dawn, and the per- petratora in both cases made good
The College Green affair was u
Havo You Tried The Tonic Method of Treatment With Dr. Williams' Pink l'illa? There are few allments that cause rare genuine misery that particularly daring one, as It of norves neuralgic, or sick head-urred in the heart of the city close to the C.ID. headquarters and ni- aches. Light and nofae increase meat within sight of the military the pain: food is unthought of, guard at the Bank of Ireland. for It only adds to the distress. When the attack is on there is little to be done until it pashes away. This may mean hours, or it may mean daye. Nearly every victim of headaches suffers from thin blood, also weak norves, the latter being the result of the Buccessful The most treatment, therefore, for hand- aches is a remedy that will. re- build the blood so that it can nourish the starved nerves,
-former.
MILITARY TEAMS, IN OPPOSI-
TION AT SOOKUMPOO.
At Sookunpoo yesterday, the RA. SC, defeated the R. E. and Signals by, 10 runs in a friendly gaing of erickot. Taking first knock, the Engineers compiled 73 runs, of which Sgn. Durand con
contributed 28, while S. M. Burrage and Sgu. Warwick each made 16. Pte. Fry was the most suc cessful trundler for the R.A.S.C., his 5 wickets costing only 19 runs.
The R.AS.C. replied with 00, Major Langmaid being top scorer with 17 runs. Mr. "Extras" was the next
highest scorer with 16, and the only
other batsman to rench double #zures was Q.M.S. Glunny. Sapper Walters took a wickets, giving away only 1 run, and the next most suc cessful bowler was 5. M. Osborne
with 3 wickets for 15.
The full scores follow:
R. E. and R. C. S.
The men engaged approached D a side street, and, scaling the low Spr. Penny, bowled Simpson railings surrounding the statue, Spr. Walters, bowled Fry cimbed the pedestal. They then Cpl. Butler, e Crowcroft, Fry placed a small fund mine at the base Q. M. S. Roberts, bowled Fry of the statue itself, and hurriedlyQ M. S. Leppard, e Williams, decamped.
Simpson
gn. Durand, e Williams, & Simp
"RESE
It is believed that they ande their escape in a moter-car which
S. M. Osburne, howled Fry whs in waiting in u side street Sgn. Spedding, bowled Fry The mine was apparently fixed with. M. Burrage, bowled Glenny 8gn. Warwick, bowled Glenny Søn. Wood, not out
A time fuse,
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Centre of City Shaken.
Extras
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8 2 14
The first intimation, that any- thing was amiss was the reverberat. ing roar of the explosion, which shook the centre of the ulty. Pointe and scene, and the military guard atte. Simpson the bank immediately turned out.
They round large portions of Q. M. S. Glenny masonry dislodged
detectives ran to inc
Ple. Fry
4.2 2 U 2
This process of strengthening thin blood and weak nerves is being accomplished on all sides by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Prople. These pills contain the elements that make new blood; and as the nerves · get
from the their nourishment from the blood
the Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been destal and scattered over found invaluable in a wide range the bad leg of King William's horse thoroughfare; while a portion of of diseases of the blood and was blown to
peers. The main nerves, such as anaemla, digestive portion of the statue, though dam- pl. Fennell, bawles Osborne Cpl. Croweroft, e and b Durand disorder, nourrigia, and nouras-aged, remained standing. The base Q. M. S. Glenny, e and b Osborne thenia or nervous breakdown. bad, however, been seriously weak-1/Cpl. Melstyre, e and b Osborne
ened.
Pie. Lyom, e Penny; b Walters Pte. Simpson, bowled Walters. Pte. Pry, bowled Durand
If you are not at Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla will help you to health. suffered, many windows being "Business houses in the vicinity Gat a supply now from Ay blown in by the force of the ex- chemist, or post free, one bottle plosion. In College Green post of for $1.50 & bottles for $8 from hee, opposite the statue, every win- the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.fdow on the ground floor was smash- GO, Klangse Shanghai.
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ed, and the windows in the upper floors fared little better. Fortun- ately nobody was injured,
Scarcely had the echoes of the first explosion dled away when there came another thunderous boom from the direction of St. Stephen's Green, where the King George 11. statue in the public park had been the object of attack.
As in College Green, the explusion blow large pieces of masonry out of
·IL A. 3. C.
M. Langmaid, e Osborne, Cap. Williams, bowled Leppard
Butler
Pte. Hawkins, e Penny, b'Walters
Extras
Ple. Edwards, not out
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the pedestal, but here the statue it- SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL.
self escaped uylamared.
made to
An attempt was also blow ap a fountain in Herbert Park, Ballsbridge, erected to com- memorate the visit of King Edward
ST. PAUL'S WIN IN THE FINAL REPLAY.
The inter-school valley ball league
VII. to open the International Ex-concladest with the re-play between hibition. The damage Was com- King's College and St. Paul's College, paratively slight.
who had tied for first place in the
the
The results were na follows:
If the explosions were intended second division, St. Paul's winning to intimidate those participating in by a narrow margin. Ellis Kadoorio Armistice Day celebrations, | scoured the hours in the "A" they did not succeed in achieving | division and St. Paul's again in the their object, for in spite of heavy | "C" division, rain there was a big gathering vid Ex-Service men and their friends, who marched to Phoenix where the Two Minutes Silence vas observed with fitting solemnity the temporary Cenotaph.
Park,
There was an impressive scene when the great concourse bared their heads, heedless of the rain, to pay their tributes of respect to the dead. Scores of beautiful wreaths were laid at the foot of the Cenotaph. Puppies were extensive- ly worn, and the sellers did a brisk St. Paul's.
King's business.
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After the ceremony the various Wah You contingents marched mck to the Wantsal city. A few acufles occurred, but Y.M.C.A. School except for an incident in ́ Abbey- || Tutorial Inst. street where one of a number at young men who attempted to seize
a Union Jack from the pirnices- sionists was rather seriously in St. Paul's jured and had to be taken to hos- | King's pital there was no grave distur- Queen'a bance.
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SNOOKER CONTEST.
A. J. OSMUND WINS LAST-
NIGHT'S EVENT.
A large crowd watched the semi- Onal match between A. J. Osmund and F. Jones at the Palace Hotel last night, in the snooker championship.
It was a fine game, with some won- derful play by Osmund, who ran out the winner in five frames, with 298 (50, 46, 43, 71 and-59) to Jonos 210 (41, 67, 45, 32 and 25). Osmund had the highest break to dato-31. The highest hitherto, by three other equt- petitors, was 22.
To-morrow, at 3 p.m., the remain- ing semi-final, between F. E. Silva and H. de Luz, will be played.
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