Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1891-02-21 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

BURNED TO DEATH.  A FAMILY'S BAD FATE.  A terrible flee, resulting in the death of a whole family, occurred at an early hour on Wednesday ! morning at • tenement house at the corner of ' Hopkins Street and Delmonias Plaoe, Brooklyn. The beaement of the house was occupied by a baker named Frederick Boldias, and in his room the fire originated. The baker was saved, and every effort was made to save the other inmates of the boom. The flames were so &roe, however, that it was impoesible to reach them by the stairway, and there were no fire escape at hand, and nothing of the kind connected with the building. All that the people outside could do was to ehont their loaded, and make all the din possible to wake the sleeper.. When those within the burning house became aware of their danger, • perfect panic, occurred. They rushed to the windows and cried piteously for help. Some threw themeelves from the windows regardless of consequence.. Fortunately, none no escaping were periously hurt. They loet everything, however, escaping in their nightelothee, or only partially dressed. At five o'clock, when the flames had been brought under control, and the firemen were able to enter the building, they met • terrible sight. The third floor was occupied by woman named Henry and her four children, all of whom were dead. When found the mother was lying on the floor, and clove to her lay the youngest child. Another child wag lying across the bed, while the two other, were extended upon the floor near the window. All their facer were perfectly black, while the limbs of the smaller children were quite charred. A sensation of horror pervaded the crowd when the bodies of the elation+ were brought from the  The hope that "deck the Ripper" was caught at last is dying away. It is quite clear that the police do rot believe that Sadler committed nine murders, even if he should be found gailty of the tenth. The latest crime is different in several ways from the others, and the "Ripper "is still a mystery.  At Pontefract, • miner, who goes by the name of James Perry, aline John Kelley, alias George Arkright, of Featherstone, Imo been charged with having attempted s seri°. offence on Ada Fox, a young woman, 18 years of age. After several witnesses had borne out the evidence of the young woman, prisoner was committed to the Anuses for trial.  Late on Wednesday night a fire occurred at the Alexandra Mill, doothill, Dewsbury, occupied by two firms of woollen manufacturers, and by two o'clock in the morning it was destroyed. The damage, estimated at £12,000, is covered by insurance.  Al the Selby Police•court on Thursday, Mr. Alfred Bantoft, solicitor, of the firm of itantoft ' and Son, Selby, was committed for trial, charged with misappropriating trust funds in two estates for which he was an executor, and he was remanded on a third charge.  Fog prevailed again on Thursday in various parts of the country. In Leeds it was very dense, but in the evening it lifted. In consequence of the fog a eat accident occurred on , the North-Eastern Railway, between Ripon and Harrogate, on Thursday afternoon. Two foreman platelayers were knocked down by an exprose train and liMed on the spot. The wall of a public.house in Beauchampstreet, Leather-lane, Holborn, London, gave way on Thursday morning from some unknown cause, and fell upon some partially built premises on which a number of workmen were engaged. Considerable damage was done, and four of the workmen were struck by the falling flebth, and serimely injured, one man so severely that he afterwards died.  llou.owkr's Piu.s.—Nervone part of the human machine requires more constant supervision than t • a nervous system—for upon it our health—and even life—depends. These Pills strengthen the Del,. and are the safest general purifiers of the blood. Nauss., headache, giddiness, numbneesfand mental apathy yield to them. They relieve in a summary manner those distressing dyspeptic eymtones, chronic, pales, fulness at the pit of the stomach, abdominal distension, and regulate alike capricious appetites and confined bowele—the commonly accompanying signs of defective or diminished nerve tone. Holloway's Pills are particularly recommended to persons of studious and sedentary habit, who gradually fall into • nets.. and irritable elate, mhos some snob restorative be eanationall, Wm.