In a dense crowd of Christmas shoppers to-day, six bandits attacked the guard escorting a bank messen-_ ger at Kansas City and stole £15, 300, escaping in a instar-car.—Wireless through Reuter, Loxnox, Dee, 20:—The body of! Miss Una Crowe, aged 20, the second JGaughter of the late Sir Eyre Crowe, formerly Permanent Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, who fas been missing since December 11 from her home in London,—was found among rocks at Swanage Bay, 15 miles from her father's grave at! Studland. Her feet were tied together by red tape. She had been in health consequent upon distress at lor father's death, A verdict suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest on Miss Crowe, who will be buried to-morrow in the same grave as her father, the late Sir Eyre Crowe—Wireless through Reuter.
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