Shooting Casualty in a Bank

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1117, 12 October 1904, Page 3

Shooting Casualty in a Bank

Four Persons Injured

Prtu AMoeiatlon.—Uopyrtgist. London, October 11 Tut; porter at the Bank of Irelind, in Dublin, wbilo showing tho lire-arms in a room to a visitor, pulled a flintlock trigger, which ignited eight pounds of gunpowder (hi(l wrecked tuo rdcmi. Four persons woro burned.

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A former resident of WolliiiHton, writing from Dowio's Zion City, U.S.A. says : " This city was ostablishou as a placo in which it was oasy to live a godly lilo and difficult to live wickodly. Tho childron hardly over sec one- in a passion, novor hear a lio nor a curso word, never seo a pipe or cigarntto, nor a niunken man, Thoro aro no theatres, hotels or drug shops Tho police dm not a;rest anyone dining the past six months, ami oviruhing goes smoothly. The wliisslo fur prayer goeß at 1) ii.m., and 9 p.m. and ill Zion stands still for ono minute at those limes. All oftiocs, t-tores. workmen's shops, cic„ ofon in tho morning with singing a hymn, reading a chapter of Scripture, and a prayertho air is redolent of pruyor,