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GE°R°’§,'{2WNé 'IEW 1“';I”;"“’§ bH°N0f-ULU. Jul; 1§?E'i‘ne si-itisii o'r'rAwA(CNi]iiN‘;ia'isP"i::')aaaizionsi ,iiately r ,o,ur resume a attleship New Zealand sailed to-d dred t li i h.1»- h ,_ m., the prisoner, James Mclnnis, for Vancouver, B. O., ft ay ge 0 B 0 t °`arg°“ 1"; t °
l was brought in and Mr. Justice Fitz, entertainment Durin; t‘iireaw;v°ekekt1?,: rxrrtlg Yglalnxlortiytge lélgced In the
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' (Canadian Press) LISBON, July 18.-’l‘wo lnsw tel
sernld sentenced him to four years in officers of the' New Zeal - 0 6 ` Lawrence 'A res are to be’ mid [wording to
d have been below Quebec by the Dept. of Marine c
Dorchester Penitentiary, 1-oyauy ontertai ,i b an . .
_` Court than proceeded with the civil omcers her WI: y United States and Fisheries witn the oblect of
Portuguese and the Europe and Az
msg of Robertson vs. Ives. Evidenc underw 0- _ile the big ship got hastening the work of deepening the 1-¢g telegraph Co.
, e ey the United Stat hannel.
was helm! 1°? d 3:0 P1`0B¢°\\ti0u and Played God Save the King *life ‘£33 c Representations have been made
the defense. an ° “BBB was argued. Zealand' band played The Star span. by the Quebec board of trade that Judgment was reserved, glell Banner. _._ as larger vessels are being placed Court. adjourned at 4.30 p_m. l-no
G » B , ____ on the St. Lawrence route the worki
die.
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The worll. of rebuilding the Catholic iflitliedml of this city, which was tuncn in hand several days ago, is for the present almost 'entirely' of li preparatory nature. For such iinnicnse' construction us it will be, building equipment of an exeeptioiiai- .ly extensive character bas to be pro- viuled, and the present operations therefore are in thc direction of set- ting up that equipment. Before any
of the foundation work can be begun to Godliness. He has by a good deal __ __ gl the Admiralty' who made the im there is a great deal to be done in ‘of bard labour succeeded in getting
Clilflllillg UP U19 dObl‘iB. Olld as there things at these grounds sweet and B src heavy iron columns and glrders, clean. When he took charge, the place (C”“'-“nan Pre"-) i,
and huge stones to be lifted, "a.spe- was over-run with grass and weeds, OTTAWA July 18'_E°"e“t H'
cial guy derridk is being erected for this purpose. '1‘his derrick will be seventy feet high when erected and
for its support a large platform of need of n great deal of attention. °f the I“t°rc°1°_”ia1 statistical I“";l stmlt timbers has already been erect- This they have been getting from Mr. Inshtute which will ba held “t ver '_
ed on o. space cleared within the still standing walls of the ruins. It is be
- in _ .
cause of the fact that the walls are cleared, the grass , being cut all gilstitute was founded m 1885 tm;
_ . _ _ e purpose of promoting the prog still iétandlntg that if; becogaelzineces- around, Milind kepli; within deicent rem oi administrative and sci_eni_itic sary o erec soc a urge e _ckl, as hounds, e fence as been repa red, statistics and especiaiiy of securing the iron work and other debris that and strengthened; the buildings have i » -
b b il
is to be removed will have to be lift-. been nicely whitewasbed and painted, iiiftgfigsiolxsis’ gi?a€isei;iccL;mi?;'ra\:in‘ii,{r?,§ cd clear over the walls to be depo- and in fact in several other respects schedules and compiiatio -iii,
sited outside. It will not be neces- have great and necessary improve- membership is limited to £160 ,mg sary entirely to clean up the debris, ments been made. A splendidly mowed eomprises most Oi the leading e,,,m_ which largely consists of stone frog- drive leads from the main gate be- amish, and statisucians Oi th 9 1' ments and bcbken brick and concrete tween two wellplanted rows of dhal- w0r1d_ M;-_ Godfrey was elected ,I work. as tbeintention is to raise the ias, while in the centre of a nice lit- member of the institute in 1910_ , nlaw flooring two feet higher than it tle lawn is a pretty flower bed, gay ‘
formerly wa? and_as xttlie iloiarhls dto with forget-me-nots, pgnsiies :Ed sth- ---------
be of concre e~,_ is po on o t e e- er floral beauties: ren, er ng e out
bris will ‘lSe"¢‘fi,\,,§31l in the foundation -ensembletbdecidedly striking and at- A.RRES,TE,D F'~’.R'..WEAR~ING. '
thereof. The hoisting engine to work 1;;-active. ` SMT SKIRT
the derrick has been put up and ‘has in ‘fact beenlnsed already in remov- ing some of the stuff. Besides this, other preparatory ,work is in pro- gress; the necessary’ scaffoldings are- being erected as also a large plat-
, form for the mfixlng of this concrete. secmfed jewuiieiy ,faiuegi at betwdan ’ I:l;).“'_’9"'; gfezwngzi ist th‘;h‘,;“"‘;°tfh° inside the tower a scaffolding is being 520 000 and $30 000 early twday by 5° seg pai; gie ,ia iiaii d E B' lmf erected for the masons. It is expect- ’ - ' °“ ' men " B e er ap
cd that a Smit wiii be made with the bl0Wll\R three S8-165 ill U19 Bstabiiih' .pearance in‘Police, Court' to-morrow.
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real work of reconstruction in about {;1;‘ts3pp};;°;';ug;g A bilélevauft jeco; The girl °0lli¢eUdi that hill' ‘USES
- 1 wasthc fashion was bought in a li-
” "’°°"'~° time "°"‘ “°“" At "'°"°“‘ taining a more valuable collection of sensed departnsiitsi store. and suites fm-twnve hands are engaggd in the .ACWCIB withstood “A-t°mPt° t0 019°" her taste. She bas retained counsel work, but when the rebuilding is in in The place robbed is on Ground to defend her 9 hill swin it is ex ected that bout '
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150 men will be at work on the place. S:;,li;?;’hr;‘£iy sis: oc B grom e _ °"°_é“"'°"'
As already stated the contractors 'p Q B E' FIREWORK SPARK g
STARTS $4,000 BLAKE n
who have the wo_rl-:_ in hand are the big Montreal firm of John S. Metcalf
and Co. Mr. Hodge, who is in igililll' BEDF0‘}i`iD.tJll'ly 1';-TNF DF; t charge of the work is at present owayl _Th G v on and can y s qre at are WOO 3; in Newcastle iii conneption with the i §e1;]RLu;i' Ellnyied 37:68 zhasrglglf Park, in the South End, were destroy E
of dredging the obannel ought to be
advanced with as little delay as nec-
_ ' essary. V ,
It is estimated that eighteen mil-
lion yards of material must be taken
from the channel between Isle of .
'H1098 Persons who have been out Orleans and Goose Cape in order to
driving 0!\ the Brighton road recently obtain a uniform depth of 35 feet have been agreeably struck by the in a channel a thousand feet wide. decided improvement there is in the So far three million cubic yards have appearance of the grounds of tba old been taken out and it is expected millitory barracks, where the ord- that the dredging of the remainder nance store of the militia department will be _finished in four years.
is located. The neat, well trimmed
and (clean condition of the place is a -&__.._.-_.___
1112881118 Change to the over-grown and neglected state in which it ` d
use
t0 |~9_ up to some months ago. For _ V
this improvement, which everyone
must appreciate, the present Mr. , _
Christian Heeschen, who is ,it present ` _
in charge of the place, must be high- ly coin-mended. It is easy to see that _ , - . _ ' Mr. Heeschen is an” ardent disciple of '
the gospel of cleanliness being next '
th i - - di ~d t _ Godfrey F. S. S. of the Census and' .l.?.._°l‘§Z $35.12,? .f.?é".l?.§§‘..?§’$‘$‘.i- Sfau-ue Ouw at _ Ouuv-. w i 11 ing’ and the entire grounds were in represent Canada nt the 14th session
Heecben. who really bas done exceed- ';‘;‘;tAu%iii,;3' I§iI&'i’_1na§i‘;l:,';;i 6§i‘,i;“i(,;t1i:f,:';i
gly well -The grounds have been °
RICHMOND, Va., July 17.-Oli a
‘ warrant charging indecent exposures,
‘Mayor Ainslie and Police Chief Wer-
BIG ROBBERY IN NEW YORK ~ ner to-day made the first arrest berc
if for' the wearing of slit skirts.
NF‘W YORK Jul 17 -Cracksmien
GERMANY HAS ‘
NOT INTERFERED
ncriiice to undertake Cnuada's nava rogram.
INEH HAMMEIJ
CHICAGO, July 17.-The lives o
hlindreds of passengers on the Good ich steamsbip Iowa were endangers
liner was rammed by her sister shi Sheboygan, at the mouth of the Ch cago river. The Iowa was stove i from her rail to uve feet below th
ed her boat and when she backs
opening in the Iowa’s side. ,Half dozen tugs lying in the river rushe to the uid of the disabled ships an all the passengers were token oil.
l’l|E HEATHER _ _
THE TEIPERITURE
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(Special to The Guardian)
y ,winds with rain.
iliht. - The temperature at three o'clock his morn ug by the Rexali Store ested thermometer with a northern xposure was fifty-six degrees above
procuring of the stone to be used in ° nguhod fi; end d ghatythe Uiiitedf ed by fire early to-day with a loss of ,zero and with 5 Bourne,-n exposure
the building. ,
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colinellsen ins _
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roll cillsslficiluon
Ons cent per word each insertion in this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. ' GIRL WANTED--FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. Burnett. 174 Kant Bt, 317-7-17MEtf.
S'l‘ANDING HAY FOR SALE, 15 acres. Apply to John Lewis. WSE* Aguoyslth an-1-i9Mai_ ooMPos1’r0R '(0APABLm or 'MAK- lng np) wanted. Apply Gusrdinn,0f~ ___flce. _ ______________5_-}_3,M¥l TEACHER WANTED FOR ALBER- ton South School, $40 supplement-» Apply to Herbert Chsml>l0u. 39°"- _ tin-y. asz-1-19lyl§i_ l.os'1‘ IN CITY, SQUARE GOLD, blue enaineled pin set with Psllfli- niiuals "lli._f's.'s.. 1908.” Ou \>u°k~ Reward. Return to the Lenlx Hotel. 347-7-19Mli.
WANTED-~snCOND CLASS SCHOOL
i teacher. Siluplement $15-00» Uni”
Road School, No. 108. Daniel Ross. Sec‘y,`Montague. __ aaa-1-19Milisl_
I-‘on s.\l.i'T wo mms ISLAND stock . yo black foxes; twentv
` pairs rsiidg-5-aimed mink., Priced to
sell quick. ’“i‘. .G. Ives. MOllU\!“°-'
i __ » aea»1;1gmilsi.
> roif ss i mms” YOUNG _ ranch b "foxes, nice leolor, T very ta l;`»\}|¢ I psirl 0110 YOU'
ein. me ' 'litters this mins- Au P. lil. N. "eto`eii. Appl! £0 NINE* D .Mis . - ~
_ lBrmd.“Ng-E J' lit.:-‘i?ioyslpd~ ron si fu# - ni YEAR? OLD- eliestuue ' the bin 0| 13”'
dltion, y e 1- The be ' y st Pesrdon s
Livery ' \" “Hi dlrrsl;¢:°; mtnldfyi mgy, inse.o Wino. '<1 ,_ sei-1-lami- "zi,,f.»Idi|nslis-iiqus-.» w
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"‘“ Y “ “‘“ ° 44.000. 'rue nie is su osea to have
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ontmct signed to day beiweén the previous night. The little fellow, deposits, a sure indication of money
Hon. Winston Churchill, First Lord , _ ,
_ Kill-KANG, Chinn, July 17.-The Diidie park ii y
ortalit announcement in the British
House of Commons about Britain? Southern rebellious forces have-been om _ Charlottetown, P, E_ Island
’ EIVES ENIJANEENEIJ
ii W ° S 7 on e ques' gain their liberty b rcfusin t
at 8 a.m. to-day, when the big Lake
ip House of Lords yesterday by Baron camera-ted~ 1ast.Sund?‘y’. sought to n
wsterline. The sheboygan also wreck-
away, tonsyotvwater iruslleudlnto the tim, is held. Lord Ashby’ St Led_ svhlfken THU 8 large E®Oi1iOll 0( iuicy
“ rem. said that there would be no hfnézfgtfyie c;‘;fe"‘;’ “’““°,‘f' “gd “J” d genera] election before 1914, by which ` 0 an B' mp en ' ‘N time the Home Rule bill is expected '
TIDEQ H00!! ETC
TORONTO, July 19.-Fresh to trofng southwesterly to southeaster-
THE 'WEATI-IER.-Yesterday was ' howery all~ day with heavy rain at
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étatgs §°v,?,;';';?:g‘t,§;i?;e,:,§ foil: gnw:s\N‘ _started from sparks from a big tire- deris “dnb d nm; taken ,iw dipi0_ ,works display last night, when ten mefticreliétioii whatever at washington '*\‘°"‘""“’ P°°P'° °°l°l`““’“ ML C‘“"
. I Day.
The foreign ofllce is not aware wbe- mi,
h C t V ,B ns rfl the Ger- .tnfif afNi.'i.ss..fi2r if his 'united sm- FROZEN 'ro DEATH IN ICE PLANT
b ltl di usedth Mex- -1-
iféi Ziniiflifneliiisbeireferf oi New YORK. July 17-Hugo Meir- State Byren, but if he has done so , ner, a young helper in n Brooklyn ice the discngglgn was of a wholly lin- plant. was frozen to death early to- omcml cbambter day in a sealed compartment which
.__ ~~_- ---_- ‘ gc entiired izo 'zcaidjlilsit miiaisgineryl.
UNITED STATES T0 Omilan ons oun m s li
INTERVENE IN MEXICO stark. The temperature on the strwii
V 1- Tl d at the time wa_s nearly ninety.
l.oNooN. July 17-- 1° I-0" 0"
morning papers are interested in tb ONTARIO MARKETS
possibility of the United Stages heilllig . HER FIRST WHEAT. t obliged to intervene in Mex co. e ._ _ Morning Post, in an editorial says! TORONTO, July. 17.-Ontario yes- 7
“It would be a uul‘i0l15 il\Bt°°“° 0' terdny marketed her first ,bushel of 4
this irony of fate if such 8 D0li¢Y WHS 1918 fall wheat when the Toronto 4 forced on the Wilson administl‘Bl1l0Y\» Board of Trade received a very fine and as intervention would mean a ,ample from Chatham, fin Kent coun. li long and costly guerilla war, it may ty. It graded No. 1, and weighed be assumed that President Wilson 60 pounds to the bushel, which is con. will`not take action unless absolute- sidered excellent. The average bushel ly compelled to do so. But he can- of wheat does not exceed 58 pounds
t i d ll ltely c' ntinuaiice in weight
gi0',',,f',:iN2;. gf D A n 0 The crop is early, and members of
' the Board of Trails are dell hted li
b
at 2.06 am. '
_ ‘ .a.m. -
was flfty.eight above. 'The highest temperature recorded yesterday was sixty-four nbove zero and the lowest was fifty-nine nbove. The lowest the previous night was fifty-eight nbove. At nine a.m. it
.was sixty-two above and at nine p.
m. fifty-nine above.
The temperature at 10.30 o'clock
yesterday morning by'tlle Rexall Store tested thermometer with a nor- thern exposure ,was sixty-two degrees above zero. .
The tide will he high this morning
at 10.49, \._ tomorrow at 11.38 and Monday at 12.24; it will be high
tomorrow morning at 12.45, Monday at . 1.17 and Tuesday at 1.48.
The sun sets this evening at 7.45, omorrow at 7.44 and Monday nt A3; it rises tomorrow morning at .28, Monday at 4.29 and Tuesday at .30_ \ The moon rises tonight at 9.80 and omorrow at 9.23. The moon was full Friday. J\l\Y 13.
-The last quarter of tbe moon will e on Saturday, July 26th, fit 5.59
The length of today will be fifteen ours and eighteen minute and of
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CANADA SATURDAY JULY 19. x 13 l gmsr or Au." V ("‘°"“5"' “A£‘% j
, me may
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A peculiarly sad fatality occurred at (.CBllBdil1" Press)
s- Vernon River Bridge yesterday when OTTAWA. 0115-. -full’ 13--'The Fi"-
graph cables connecting the United Willie Sullivan the eldest son of Mr. “UCB D093"-m°|l¢ N135 issued 8- Btn'-9' _states and England by way of Azo- and Mrs Elisha Sullivan dren om ment of the chartered banks for June
o
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B the-elects of burns sustained on the _which shows considerable decrease Ln
_ who was 12 years or age was light- stringency. Compared with May ing a fire. on Thursday night and .there is a decrease of $7,826,634 in used kerocine oil. An explosion fol- sdvings deposits wbilch is nearly $1,- lowed and. ‘his clothing caught fire. 000.000 less than at the end of Juoe Being alone he was unable to _quench a year ago. Deposits on demand the flames and before assistance came show a decrease of $1,389,714 for the his \l0dY WHS f\`iEhU\11lY burned. De-' month or of 104 millions from June spite medical aid and the a year ago. There is a decrease iii l0ViU8 ¢¢`U`9 Df 1115 d@V0f»9d lJBl`0l1tS cull lonus nndun il|icl'case in ciirrcnt 110 11116860 RWM’ at °“° °"51‘-*ci* Yester- loiins for the month and year.
day afternoon. The sad affair has cost a gloom ol sorrow over the
whole neighborhood for the little E*
fellow was a general favorite. There ‘, _
are left to mourn his father and mother, one younger brother and live
young sisters. To the bereaved The . 2 Guardian tenders sincere sympathy. |
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A (Canadian Press.)
SOUTH BRIDGE, Moss., July 18-
' Rather than renew marital relations
with his wife, Mrs. Martha Kcncick ,_
’ - _ with whom he h 'v ~
ull li ed for more
_ than eight years previous to their
separation three years ago, nomin-
_...._. ick Kencick of East Main St attem-
pted suiclde by hanging thi-on times
at a picnic of ‘it Andrew “lociet at
Y to ay _
d M t N. _-
defeated and are fleeing to Sku-Ling l’£;ncicl?n\'»:vli)ill1¢; he wiiillplayvitiis hnlxiiig “b°“t mme” miles t° the B°“th'. ball and his attempts at g suicide l Heavy fighting has been in progress thmw the pic|,fcl¢,,i-B into ii mai- im". f01` HBVBFHI <18-YH 1111 “Dum Kill” ic. He is dangerously ill at Wore
lxiang, us the result uf the despatch ester City H,,Bi,m,|_
of Northern troops to drive out the
Ki t 1 .‘ - _ . ..._ ..slF ..;‘:;'i’:_.'.;‘;.";_‘::; 1:5.. ,pg way to aid in putting down the rc- ' ' I ERSEY JAH*
\`I{f;il(;,g_:Iv;l‘icIl;i£lii:; spread all along the EIJIZABETHI N. JU July 17._,Fhe
' i_r)ln.(;iéler in which Warden Charleg W,
HOME RULE wiLu Bs PASSED i,§,,g,',i°;,fi‘ife°§:f:,;’;,yb;;’;‘°a“§s;
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i.oNDoN, July 11.-'rust the Gov- ,,Lf‘1i,"§f,‘;‘fi;’i§°’i,'§;*,,§,‘;“f;‘i'i °°bf,h§ ““""D"“
I ernment intends to let the country tmiians 0, mmm etto he me fun' ‘haveaflnalw dt a tb g °sw°“°e to
tion of Home Rule for Ireland was in- ~ y .g 0 slit' tlmaled during the debate in the william Turner’ 8' negro pnsouer m'
_ . _ his liberty in a similar manner
Ashby, St. Ledgers who holds a mi- gm," _ - nor post in the Government Thu morning the negro mm hmm mr'
° ‘, After Lord Lansdowne’s declaration ¥;_i£)i,t D ligurs without “md when
th t th _U H ld t _ of appeared at the d0or_of
d Bidsér thee biiillier “ogg Zogivnegll ;=l‘;‘_ his cell with o. steam-ing plate of fried.
to he passed by the Commons for a SAY LOST NECKLACE ,_ tliiru time and signed by the King, I9 WORTH $150-000 b t th t th ld- b I
eitctioigafteinthvgollrishI:ar1;\n§l.?-iilzniis tiiIe'0}`;20iN' ilily 17`TThe value OI actually established, the Liberal Gov- immp gewgff “ce ivmih “;‘"’ stole” ernment. if it can, mtaining office to rig M3] Londgnmegilnuéh iff wiee" Pa' Doss the bill by May. It then, under was report d t ' S :I (if YO dwliicli the terms of the Parliament Act, re- to_da i e Li ot §?,,0a6°0 ur ' was calves the Royal assent without being $605 ogop “ce a " ‘ 0 instead “E again submitted to the Lords. If, "' '
after a general election, the Liberals ENGIANDB NFXT are returned to power, the Govern- CHIEF JUSTICE ment' will expect the Lords to accept i
»t1ie position, providing for a Parlia- N _ .merit in Dublin, but if the unionists sag? ,}?§tN'S,,_ ‘gals 1féaaT:? Eipfeis 'are successful it will be for them to mént L d C ° "p~ 0*" `
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repeal the law or do what seems best iy anifiinfezi tgeéakzs izxtogzggle in th” circumstancw' Miclinelmas sittings in October
T0 COMMAND ITALIAN ‘NAVY. Foivrv DEAD iN sulmiimn MINE sriszrii, italy July 11.-'rue nuke PALEHM0 Sf-1 J, ,_A i_
of the Abruzzi, who has been station- pbiir mine I nci(1`i°y’ fliistcll Teriiiii-iii ed here for “Om” tim° lust' “Wk caught tire to-day wliile many miners leave of the authorities t'oduy. He were ,it w0i.k_ Timm ww a tcwibie will be appointed coiiimnnder of the stiiiggic to escape from the ,imdiy “avy in October' ffumes, and it is estimated forty of
_` the men were killed.
_ TO AWAIT INVESTIGATION.
”"°‘ BULGARIANS CHARGED
OTTAWA, July 17-Following up- WITH MASSACRES
on an investigation recently made in-
to the conditions attending the man- _ , ufacture of ammunition at the gov- buI;_(;'ND£3)::r’efp“£'d£:£ Tvlsibsétklgitetrifi ernment arsenal at Quebec' it is un' Roumaninn troo s mu enteratlofitt derstood that Colonel Gaudet, super- today D y intcndentf of the arsenal, will be Nrw' YORK J I 1 _Ki C _ granted leave 0! absence until the re* stalitine of Greeceusycndssthe Iiisflociixti port of the commission appointed to ed Press details of horrible and ex- investigate into the Doininlon arsen-
tensivc massacres and burniiigs by
ul has been considered, when he will the Buigmiim troops In Domm he
_"°M°;';':i",'i',‘:;'““ffd'i',, understood that says only 150 of 3,500 inhabitants Malor Laflorth, Quebec city, will be are left'
appointed as Colonel Gnudet's suc- ,, , cessor in the mana ement of factor . DYING MAN WALKED 6 MILES
Major Laflorth is is distinguished osi- AFTER SHOOTING WIFE
flcer having had two years’ tralnlull _ _ in the ordnance work -in England, MAf`uT0w=/NC’ wig" July 17' A]
meciniiv stung him ‘or his new posi_ though fatally wounded, Anton No-
s
UTTERS AS with prospects which are for a splen. _ t
CIGAR 0 msmsn souncs:_.»aia»h»n-vest. °
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s
omorrow fifteen hours and' sixteen minutes.
tion He also served with the Royal Wk' 27 yea" of nge' "1 Sh°h°yg“"'
°~»¢;dl»»_»,--;=-ff,-,;;» 1- ;l:.:'»‘,';° °:..‘f;::A.“;:;~.;.;°f:
as any 2 ° er' which he wounded his wife and her
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A nine(-u'l
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, ..... . ~ . . ..- - - _ _- .f ~ -- - -'-‘---'-'-'~'-'-`-'--‘T-""""""""""""""""` parents. He was arrested early to- B
wAsHiNo'roN. n. 0.. July 15-~ z »
, . . - » day in a pbysiclan’s office and
lc Health Service Bureau has
TM pnbl ' I S A brought to jail here. Among his ef. found that cigar cutters spread dis- ~ “ . ' , _ “' , _ , _ - » fects was a receipt for a cemetery lot ease and has iesueda wllirillllg Bfziuesg ‘F , f 1 ., f ' " ~ purchased July 10. Mrs. Novak sled ¢|,°|r use, Here ls the u e n s u . .-___....___...
an application for divorce last week
t0~day: 1 in b “au hu l . Novak weiéit tg the brig: of his
"The attention o 0 “ l be ounds'one of the reatest bar tones of the wi e’s paren s, w o are wea y arm..
5"" mvmad -t° tm dang" of the Nglgitiinemihiai tix§r¢eu<’:lrrg:l?l"::i: : gglildcllsgrlyhgsggugddittlgd y Enovfe was dad. san! agsolo and his strong bar- ers at Eaton. last night and attempt. sDl‘°9-5 °f ‘“°°°°° n"`°"5h tm auto' we. tr :.¢l`i’;‘¥ 0 :ra House to wit-lilhovfn breaking a place. The noise m ions voice rang as lclearly and as ed to bring Bb0llf= B l”¢O0u<llllB¢lOu, matic cigar cutter which one f|°d°"° .gzzmiorufiie ilrstglme Edisoifs lst-| resulting was as natural ss though trxyns if he had been there in bodi- and when his wife refused, he shot commonly on tim- counters of eillr invmuon th Kimionaph. whmli the plate were real instead of only a ly resence. _ her twice. She is reported as dying. st0l'°!. drill l¢0\'0B. Bud 001°' P1.°°°' '_ nt-._ "u'iivz‘ “uint md 1ai|g||.|i.,i¢¢_m-¢, A pianist was -Introduced llildch number was greeted with Mrs. Herman Lau, the wife's mother, WNW' °|¢°'" 5" °°ld' I’ Qwpfctures' This is one 'Of the also n violinist and cornet player, rounds of applause and the unanim- then went to the aid of her daughter
“It ll I. habit among i\'l8\\Y “U” ngntest of Edison's inventions and ik each rendering a solo in succession ous verdict of all present was that and was shot twice also and serious-
lm°k°" °° pumhumg a cm” mi geslly' neof the wondbre of the age.‘ and all most pleasingly and satlsfac- the entertainment was one of the, ly wounded. PEW" it \"°t'°°“ tm" “ps whim pl?-` The ele`°srn'e|s of lbélobi and the per-N torlly. .No fewer than ten represen- most enjoyable and really the most Herman l.su. father and husband of in¢"for tbepnnbese, the smoker t 1” imc iilileon _with which the wboloi rations were put on the screen lncludi l*“"i“l “‘° “‘°‘" 'nd °' tm dz" n lay is acted is simply marvellous-` mg pastoral scenes in scotland and town. » ‘ up a nun and opened llre Ou Novak- tfit c\1ttG'l'» gh, 1-bgi-am began with a lecture by' Ireland 5 melodrama, opera, comedy There will be a matinee this after- Several shots were exchanged, but "’l`lfl "'°“‘° '°°”‘ ‘° "° “ "ry M' ne gl the "movin" einen explained' ,i th' ,,, , ii ,mi music ,mu mr” noén mi Mom, ,momma ,im Novus nmiiiy mi with perhaps mei feetivemethod of brillKl“5 “bout N? the perfeuf-i0l'l Chit- hid been- attained an e 0 8 B ti d V mn mi an enum han" of Di_0_ wounds, one arm being nearly blown interchange of rnbutb ncretlonmnsu . in the rap'-Minotioh ci "ni livin' pic_ which were all very interes ng an e e g w c om
pbhlbly, me spread of infection. tu _“mu h V wmvimuw num., true to mm gi-nm at eacb _when, ~no_ doubt, tber_e_ _ ._...-..._- ____
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SENIUUS CHANGES
AGAINST GNEEKS
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SOFIA. July 18.-The General
commanding the Bulgarian army oper- ating against tbe Greeks oillcially charges the Greek troops with deli- berately raking with their cannon fire the hospital at Demirhissor in spite of the fact that the red cross was flying over the building.
A few hospital attendants fied, the
general says, but the remainder of the nurses and ull the patients were killed, n few sick and wounded who managed to crawl out from the ruins being shot.
UNITED SEAEES
WINS IN TENNIS
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WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 18.-The
United States team to-day won from Calindn on counts ilu the all England Tennis Association, two matches ln lhc final round of the preliminary, toni-iiuincnt to select ii teaiii to chal- lenge ldnghi-nd for possession of the Dwight F. Davis International Ten- nis Trophy.
R. Morris Williams, Philadelphia,
beat B. l’_ Scbwciigcrs, Canadian Climilpiou in straight sets 6-4-6-2, (i-4; Maurice E. McLaughlin, Ban Francisco, won second from R. B. Powell, likewise in three straight sets 1_0-R, ti--16-4. Experts now consider Cnnnila practically eliminated and the llniti-_d States assured of the right to mcct idilglniid next week.
AVIATOR KILLED
SALISBURY, Eng., July 17.-Ma-
jor A. W. Hewctson, of the Roysl Artillery Corps of thc British army and ii member of the military flying corps, was killed ut tlie army aero- drome here to-day by the falling from a height of 100 feet of his monoplane. The accident was caused by the ma- chine tnking a turn too sharply and over-balancing., fin striking the ground thc motor exploded and burn- ed thc aeroplane to ashes.
Two Kii.i.nn iN on.
srsslvrns nximosion
NEW YORK, July 17.-Two men
were instantly killed and another was seriously injured when a boiler on the British Standard Oil freight steamer Fair Meade exploded while she was lying oil Constable Hook, N. J., to- day.
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