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The Record Newspaper 30 July 1898

Page 1

M.

STORY.

Arcade

the

(From

THE

American

and

Messenger.)

A1 groupvof'metir Their

were

standing from

their

Change

guaranteed

standard

Magnificent hand.

-REPAIRS

careful

same

articles

of

stamp of

Stock Beautiful

asked, shook

their

before

they

heads

?"

statue

the

to

turning

the

he

and

and

Telephone

in

his

in raiur hint-self

W.

KailOWlia Menzies Broken

!" thy honour ears, and he drew,

in

it

flames,

to

fall,

beams and the

the

from

cracking Joseph's

windows

the flowers

shrivelled

were

crisp

,,as

statue

was

looked,

hardly

aspaper,

and

tore

it.

off,

at

Coolgardie. Kalgoorlie.

Kanowna,

of New

audi

held

afancv

it,

the

and

born of

peril

not

as he. the head He was

as

tall

with

it

easily, his shoulder.

on

to

he did

find

feel

not

its

Colonial

iin

>orted

direct

from

dozen

a

P.

GROCERS

Licence,, Ales and

tne

J.

August

Broken

Hill,

N.S.W.,

best

of

waited

for

on

MERCHANTS.

clients

receive

orders.

Country

Deliveries

NOTE

314

EAST,

Telephone

"AE

PERTH.

307.

OPTICIANS

Royal

8

until

they but the As he

KNAP

SPECT

AND

AC LE

P,

INI'XK

JOHN 236

E RS,

FLOWER in

Novelties

Latest

No.

but the. hopelessness of the situation /was to him, apparent and he resolved to die like a man. He placed on the statue the floor,

fear,

and vknelt for the

down at roof to

heard clung

creaking

'it

Table

for

whom

his

life.

FANCY

BOHEMIAN

AND

WATER See

JUGS Prices.

our

"

&

DRAKE

his

in

and

Ironmongers &

BUILDERS'

GENERAL

Importers,

;

Agents

for

Merryweather

ROLLED

John &

Danks Sons',

351

GALVANISED

STEEL

Hay

BRASS

IRONMONGERY,

REQUISITES, .

S TUBES, TUBES

GIRDERS

FITTINGS &

(All

Perth.

Street, &

FITTINGS,

PLUMBERS

Sizes),

Melbourne; & Son, Ltd., Lopdon, Fire Brigade Appliances!

Alston's Windmills; 358. Trj,ephone :

feet, in.

As

above

him,

realised hot

as

"

at

that

easy

to

instant that "die for thy -was to say it, and When he thought

it

as

heroic in the which

falling

roof,

roof

had

site

.wal

out

ward s,

him and

Was-

makes devotion

one

promises glow of

safe.

crash,

a

mother,

its

stniled

whqn

like

he he

fright in the of fear, and turned his in mute to her appeal lie so risked gallantly

was

when and

waiting

/its fall

statue

to

He

what

,

&c.

Decorations,

the

to

child

ilie.eyen

270.

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

GLASS,

CHINA. GLASS

Co.,

STREET.

Telephone

spire

A groan burst from his the Thought of his mother, and Fr. whom he Rosella, Stacy, see went should never again, his mind. Then the through terror an 'of awful -death like that overcame like him, and he shook an His/face blanched, aspen leaf. and could lie have for shrieked

it

&

MURRAY

up."

the

liptUas

honour

DYNON

the way. There He glanced at the "Blessed Mother, I would save but I can't! We

heard

desperation white face

Perth

Arcade,

he

it

ened

&

at

burning

1

ADDRESS—

ST.

HAY

daily.

attention.

every

of

pile

shock. Adelaide.)

butths.

Families

a

looked

As lie of the on church to the cqpie crashing and -then he heard the roof roof, from the force of the giving way

to the now prepared supply Leading Brands and Wines of SUPERIOR QUALITY, Spirits in of not less than halfone quantities gallon,

are

He

impossible! I could, both be burnt

if

said

IMPORTERS,

SPIRIT

is

How

was,

?"

escape. and said,

shall

E NY, (Lite

it

you

Stout, houses,

we

no

"

thought

I

statue at

DOHENY

and

AND

!"

honour His next

was

24.

Wales.

DOB

Gibson).

WINE

obtained

and

South

&

Fey

GASH

English

'

of red wood hiin." under'

heavy

He

get out the door, where debris blocked

St.

the altar giving the He took

not

shall

were

burning

not

;

A

;

tremendous

he! felt \;suiE»iwas dbafetfed jiira.

the The

but the oppo fallen, -the ch u rch- f ladfa) len and wi thi h hi f b>v ffe,et;..of

not

Lof

I. He sprar.gTip, safety the statue from the dashed across 'church. the —

lifting

flb6r,

Tlje but

in the wing Were on 'fire, vaulted over tliein with an born of despeiation.

pews lie

eiiergy

-

'

way

of

(late

of

feet,

chai

Bank

BLENDERS, Having

such intense badly, notice that he did not excitement beneath his it He trampled that. the did so, ielt and as lie but

win

As he clasped his dream and

thy

LIST: at

at

run

5,

S

U

at Menzies. -Cup, 5,000 at 5. run September, 10,000 at 5, run Hill Spring Handicap, September 17.

PREMIER

..

uninjured. be ievingTiis eyes, from the- wall, and fell a brand caudle as it a lit passed. actually to a rose that set fire candle The the statue, veil of the lay against a second the, veil was in a and in the Louis blaze. sprang upon altar hands

stood

As he looked at the face the lurid he was through light, " sure it smiled. 0 he Mary !" " I will die for murmured, gladly

Perth.

August, August,

run

run

'

A L L

PRIZE

Cup, 5,000 at 5, Cup, 5 ,000 at 5, 2,000 at -Handicap,

HUGHES

TEA

hung a charred picture oh wall. A pang the fragment as the heart he shot through boy's his and he turned saw eyes .to it, of May. of. the shriue. |Qupen The wall behind it, and :the ceiling and tlie li'eat it were on fire; above had

BROOK.

CHARLES).

J.

HUGHES J.T.

Ji«-

heat.

he

the was which to enough unbalance his brain, seized slightly him. He felt as it had though become alive arms. It was in his

Perth.

DRAKE'S

T EES

-Barrack-st.,;

beginning

were

the

high he could with a through

situation,

Streets,

SAWMILLS,

T AT

Reference,

his placed itiqver that the stnoke might hot suffocate went towards the He then him. church. The of the pews centre and the altar was were burning, in

so

present. of

'

and mouth,

nose

CO.

at Caulfield. Caulfield 15th, Cup, 25,000 at 5, run October 1st, at Flemingeon. Melbourne Cup, 25,000 at 5,2ndrun November 1899. Perth January, Cup, 25, (XX) at 5, run

A,

handkerchief

TO.

resting surprised

A.

Coolgardie Kalgoorlie

weut t;, up front and he hea rd some Hi? for Fr. Stsicy.v into the church, his way pushed foi& tu pausing by the bply. water undertaking himself before bl hss 'Then his dangerous /errand.. dip

his

ATTENDED

&

King

MONSTER

boy's "I am saying, proudly, of Mary !" and tearing a Knight from the man, with himself away inside another he was fairly leap

ping

makers

variety.

Merchants,

STEAM

(C/o

up

the church. those outside, calling one

celebrated

most

great

where

were

bur have climbed den. The. idea of relinquishing never the statue occurred to him. He tightened his hold upon it, and felt a thrill of joy as he realised was least for the that it safe at

'

OF

107

for

the

dows

weight.

vessels." die

will

I

in

etc.,

and

in,

467.

about

"

by the

CLOCKS

Brooches,

SATISFACTORILY

and

PROPRIETORS

roigjjly>.,, inside.

altar

and

Timber

Wellington

thing ."Elxery You should not is but the lifefbr anything risk your Fr. Stacy said Blessed Sacrament. us would not let and he go in, so, saved the statue we'd have else said in flames

old friends will be still them entrusted will bear the the premises

M'DOWELL Jarrah

towards him tention, _saw spring the church do&V. "He of fliem ran him and him after seized by the "Are arm". boy ?" the ybu crazy, man

W.A.), assure

carat.

They

men.

mournfully, aware of

were

on

to

i

for the Blessed Sacrament fears Father and Stacy being calmed, of the statue. he at once thought the

manufactured etc.,

&

JOSEPH

looked'abdut'for Fr. Stacy. him that he had rescued They "Sacrament and had the Blessed Louis' taken it into the rectory.

is

orders

Bracelets,

PROMPTLY

told

Where

all

WATCHES

Rings,

and

be

Louis

"

18,

to

Perth,

in

Jewellers

Of Address,

attention

Jewellery 15,

Street, and

Watchmakers

fear.

To "the done.

"burning could

Nothing

ground.

All

on

to

attention that the

maintained.

now

silent

the disaster, church was

draw

customers

A

(Concluded).

near

to

Desire

MAY.

of

his

.

SAVED OP

Firm

in

the floor. bewildered

.

LOUIS

QUEEN

R.C.

arras and sprang to Then he stood, half as for a moment, there to be no of seemed way escape. had fallen The front of the chuich

statue

.

HOW

Barrack

Buildings, (The Oldest

CO.

AND

FOUCHARD

OUR

.

;

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