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weft-llllaf , Yi: TERD Yi THE
0N_Bll~iTlS-HSHlPS- H U E *_ (3
A' illlmbefr. of Vessels Pu
1 no Damage llesulted.
. , f
marines Sunk this Chllsed but Escaped
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, March 12.-'l‘lie dosti-uc-
tion uf the third subniarille lost hy Gornluny wltllin li week is reported by the captain of the truwlcr, Alex. (fhastio, upon iler return to North Shields to-day. lie stated tho under- water craft was apparently trying to ruin his liessel Tllursllay night when sho salik.; 'l‘lie captallrs report was immediately trniisniitted here hy the trawler's owners.
The coasting vcsscl. llelcli. rcportcll
on arrival nt Liverpool that silo was fired llpoll by n subnlorilie eight iililes
oil’ Mersey buf. Tile torpedo -at Slilellla that a bonlb was dropped
desputclted by the sllbularillc nlislsod the Helen by only twenty yards. A despatch frolll Liverpool states tlleI lied Star liller Lapland was pursuellI by a submarine shortly after she sull-
rsued _b Submarines but
y Motion to Refer all Correspondeli' Between Auditor General and Militia'
Three -German Sub-
Week. Liner was
I Untouchcd.
ed for New York. yesterday, with 106 liussoilgers. but thc cuptllill crowded on fllll stcslil and tllstnllccll tllc sub- lllariilc. 'l‘llil-i is tlic first reported iilstlliioc of el sublllariilc pursuilig an Atllilitil: lilicr. 'l`ilc allblnlirine that is reported to have chased tile Lapland is believed by thc Adnliraity to bo the same one that attacked the ilclcll.
Zeppelin airsllips or aeroplalles are
now beginning a campaign against British shipping ill co-operation with (lernian subnlurilics, according to advices received from Shields. The steamer Lililiopc reported oil arrival
50 yards frolll the vessel Wednesday liigllt. The stealiicr‘s crew declare they distinctly hoard all airsilip over- head. but they were unable to disccrll its nature because of the darkness.
I’.I.I. Hiiiii IIIIIEIIIE
EIIIEII FIIH IIIIII
Yesterday Lieut.-(lol. A. G. Peake,
mlillliulidlllg the Prince Edward lsaliid llenvy Brigade, received a telegrnul frolll lleadiliulrters, Halifax, culling for 3 officers (1 captain and 2 lieutenaiitsl and seventy-five lloli-conllliissiollell officers and gunllers for garrison duty at Halifax. A meeting of the Brigade wus called for 8 o'clock in the Drill Hall. Nearly all tile members of the Brigade were present, The orders were read and volunteers called for. nlld a good response made. Where DOSHIDIB lo do so nisrried men will be passed over, but the big demands which have been made oil the regi- ment since war was declared may not permit this. lt is liopcd that parents and employers will not pllt ally obstacles iii the way of those whose duty it is to obey orders. Another meeting of tile Brigade will be held at the Arnlouries to-night at 8 o'clock for e_llr9lalcnt., and medical examina- tion. Every member must be present. Those who were absent lust cveliiiig arc instructed to attend.
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BIIIIISH iIIX|IIIIiI
IIIIIIISEII SUIIK
(Special to the Guardian.)
l.0Nl)()N, Mnrcii 12.-Tlle Adlliir-
nity announces the loss of the auxil- iary cruiser Bayallo, while the vessel was engaged ill patrol ditty.
SHIIUIING IIASIE
III Pililfi IIIIIIHII
At the Police Court yesterday after-
noon Edwin S. l-larriligtoll. proprietor of the North American Hotel. was brought up before His 1-loliour Mr. K. J. Martin, charged lndictably with having oil the evening of Tuesday, 9th March, wounded and inflicted grievous bodily harm on Robert Tholllpsell. farmer. oi’ Suffolk, Queell’s Couilly, by sllooting lllnl ill the arm with u-revolver. Harrington was ar- rested at. about 3 o'clock. Tilo Attor- ney~Gellcral, I-lon. J. A. Mathleson, prosecuted, and the defendant was rc- presciitcll by Mr. J. J. Johnston.
Only two witli'csses_wel‘e exalllinod,
l)rs. Ralph alld Mciylillall, when thc case wns adjollrilcd until Moilday.
Exalllilled ily the Attorney-Geiierlll.
Dr. illllpll said llc was a diliy tlualiilell liletlil-al pl'lictltioiier practising lil t'llarlottetown for eight years. Since 'l`lioillpsoii‘s injury llc knew him. Ht- sllw him oil Tuesday evening, 9th ill- stillit, utter his lnjllry; lic canlc to his oiilce. l-le clinic alone. About seven o'clock ill the evening. He said lic had all ilijnry ill the arm. Witness exu- Illllied the arill for ll. shot wollnd. Wit- ness foillld just above the elbow oil the right arm an opening or hole, with another nearly opposite. Witness ex- tracted a bullet (prolluceli in evi- dence.) lil the lloctor’s opllllon. judg- ing l`l'otll all the circumstullces, tho wounds hurl bccli caused by ft fire- arm. llc did not tllillk one bullet could have caused bolll wolllills in the tiriil. The blllll-t was tlccp down iii the llrlli, libultt three iilcllcs t'roni thi- slll~t`lic,l-. 'l‘ho llolc ill llic nrlil was as large als it lilall's lliilllllc illigl-r Tho doctor iiall ilo doubt of the wounds liuviilg bl-cll caused by n bllllct. The W (Continued on Page Thrcc.)
WASHIIIGIUN Nlli
IU IIISIIIIISIE Iliii
(Special to the Guardian.)
WAS!-l NGTON. March 12.--Ofllclals
ot' the American Government have decided that the time to be allowed the German raider, Prinz Eltiel Frecloricli, to repair nt Newport News shall remain an official secret. Wllctlier or not the vessel will be illterlied will probably not be tfecidcd lllltil the expiration of the tiliie limit. wllilrli is believed to be at least three weeks. When tlie German gunboat. uelr, put into Honolulu, British and .isp cruisers' kept ilp il night and day vigil outside the harbour and Great llritain through the Ambassador here repeatellly asked the United. Stowe government how long ll time would be given the vessel to. make repairs. information was refused. however. on the ground that to reveal it would be to inform waiting hostile cruisers and deprive the Gelr of the usual oppor- tunity afforded under the rules of international law for escape from a
to intern but to renew hor cruise, the United States will keep secret not only the time limit for repairs, but the hour oi’ ller departure. The belief pre- vails in ofhcial quarters that the vessel eventually will intern. though the decision of thscommander to have repairs made has been puzzling to officials here. because lt the ship does not put to sea it would be use- less to pay for temporary repairs. `
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LONDON. March 11.1-Orders nm-
ouritiiig to over t§.000.000 for artillery
i- ness have been placed in Cla-'
adiu by the Frei-len Government. through the High Commissioners Of- fice' here '
I 99- ' noses-lémipil.
neutral port. lf the Eltiel desires liotl
.
_tile custom iii some cases to investi- 'gllte accollllts running over years
0 OF0
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(From our Own Reporter.) tio. The Mtilistcr llilll also pointed
OTTAWA. March 12.--'i‘ilt-rc was al out that some of llic l-.l>l'reEipolldcilcc,
refreshing contrast lil the llousc to- sent by the Allliltlir-ileiierul to the day to the llnys ot' the Laurier regime, -Militia Department liull. as alleged by when time and again thee Liberals. officers of the l)l_lliiil'tllielit, iievcr with tile use of their uvcrwllcliiiillg reached them. majority. rcfllscll to permit illvest.iga~ The Prelnlcr said that lic was also ilon ot' (‘-ollserl-alive charges. ‘ iliciiiied to uccclic iicl~allsl~ lilr tiar-
Mr A. K. McLean llloved to refer to lnlill had lroiilc to him and llslll-ll that
the Public Ace-ouliis (Yolulilittee all the mutter in this <-oi~re-spolidclil-c. col°respoillloilcc between the Auditor- which had been l-.olillnl»i_llcll upon in General and the Militia allli other de- the press as toucllillg his position as partnlcllts rcgurdilig exlieiilllt.ili‘cs’a lilelilbcr ot' thc iiollsl-, should be under the War Votes Act. lil this is'l'lliiy ilivestigatcd at the earliest lios- llioludcd the contract with Powell forlsible date. When Mi' Mcl.c1iii had field dressings with which the llanlc of illtiliiuted his desire to llltikc his W. F. Garland. M.l’. for Carleton, is nlotion Mr Garlalld had at once l-ellie asset-lated. to liilil and asked that no opposition
Sir Robt. Bordcll without hesitation should be made to lllai lnotioli so far
agreed to the ulotlon. lie pointed out ns he was concerned, and that tho that it was without prccodeiit and not ‘ fullest opportunity for investigation according to the practice ot` Parlia-Islloultl be afforded the Public Accounts ment to semi to the Public AccountslCollllnittee. Uoiiiniittee matters relating to the- Mr \V. M. Gorman asked if thc C\lI‘l`9lli~ .\’c-ar. but the Governincllt and lllotioil sllolllll illclllllc the purchase ol’ the Militia Dcpartnleilt. wanted ll full'trecs and motor trucks und what tllo enquiry with the greatest possible Cominisslon paid to Mi- P. 1-". Ellis. SDPEU- ’i`lle Premier replied that the order
Mr Gurlallli made li statculoiit, in would iiil-llllle all matters mentioned
which he denied that he was inter- ill their tllrn. As to anything else he estell, directly or indirectly, ill the would Drcfer to have it stand until Powell contract. _ llc could look into it. _
Tile Premier before zlcceptillg the Mr Pllgsley wallitlli to know if tho
lliotion poilltcd out that it had been lllotioli would ilicludc the lrcliase of
lil
tllc two sulllllarillcs.
Tile }'relllicl‘ rcplicll that lie was not
Previous to that which had been re- sure what was ill the return, hilt tllnt fcrred to tile (lolilnlitiee, but such it' Ml' Piigsley wishes to lriakc any. action was taken only at the request sllggcslioiis or clianges ill regard to- Dim-i<f\llul`I!' llllG1"¢‘Si(‘-ll ill llllll flffdil' oi’ the Pllblic Accounts Committee in tile submarines he will llc given the 1902. The 1-erlllest illade for the ln- fullest opportunity of investigation. vestigatioll of the matter affecting the All investigation hall, iii fact, been re- ieurreiil year and ll member of the unc-Sled by Prclllicr Mcllrldc. and ‘Cabinet of tllat. day laid it down as when Sir iloiierl had iliforlned the all absolutclylllilienrdoftllllig. How- Premier ot' British (iolllmbia tllat ever, as the corrcspolldellt-c brouglltlllc did not consider :lil illvestigatioil dowll indicated. that custom, raised lil-or-ss:lri’. Sir i\lC|1al‘ll Ililli ff’-lllivii by the Auditor-General, denlalllled that llc would greatly 'regret it if the consideration and under the curcuni- ,M03 iH"@Vl1Il“-‘I lillll \\€ Ilflii lilly desire
stailces llc would offer no opposition 10 avgld an lnqglllv - to the motion. He desired to say that ` `
ilu. Mliilsler oi' lullllla into informed ,A “’“‘°““”‘° ‘”“" "le" '"“"“ "~‘-' 1"" lilnl thai' he desired the fllllost possible “- F- G“"I"|"I- -’\fU’i` Sialilltf Ulm- Im ilivestigutioll liito the matters alluded illlll lliredllx' l‘0tillt~‘Sl0ii lilo! 'fill investi-
und Other Departments Re 'rding Expenditures Under War Votes Act to Public Accounts Coin ittee. Premier Borden Reudily Acqui- esccd Although Such Course . _os not Customary. Minister of Militia, Desired Fuilest Possible lnve .tlgation.~
gatioil be made, he saltl flint since he bcrulllc a nil-.iiibcr ol' Pztrlluilll-lil llc lizlli liol bcl-il ill ally way/\\'llal.l-vcl' interested ili l-olllrut-.ts with tilt- Dolllillloll Govcrlllilt-lit and had llcvcl' bcvll. nllli was llul. liuw, lllrcctly ol' iiitlirel-ily, by lilillelwlallrlillg, secret or otllerwisc, ol' ill any way wliatovcr iliie-l°l-.sictl iii lllc lil-alilig wllil-ll l\il~ i’iiwl-ll liali with illc liiiliiia Dcpal‘l- lllclii. or with ally ill-pllrtlllt-lit. lil- liad be-eil llll"ol'lilell tlitit t-1-lrtaili goolls lill.illllfactllrf~ll iii lilo l'lliit-ll States were rt-llllircll for illc lllilitill ilcparl- lllcllt. lillll. bolicvillg that these goods could only be pllrl-llllsf-ll tlirollgll ll l‘ulllltliiili agent, he hall rccolilnlclltlctl Mr Powell as agent. l-le lllitiersiood that only a small pnrcllasc was to be made. lin delliell that lic llatl luis- ropreselltecl the profits being lllalle by Mr Powell. and stated that the lledllc- tlnlis made by tile Militia Dcpartrllcllt livere a lllattcr entirely bc-.twceli Mr Powell alld that ilepnrtlllclit. ill-. askell that any person wilo lvlslleli to make tl cllzlrgc ligaillst liinl should do so ill a niulily way across iiic floor of the liolisc, :llid said that li_e had coli- iidellcc tliut their committee would treat illnl with absolute fnirliess, which was :i great deal more than tl partisan press and certain interested pal-ties oil the olltsille had done.
Mr. A. K. Mat-i.eall said that till-
roiiiarks lliadc by Mr. Garland might leave lliiil (thc jllllior nil-zmber for Hal- ifax) under an inlplltlll.ioll that he was
and that lie did not desire to nlllke at cliurgc. llis motion was merely to have tile papers placed before tho public lil-.l-.ollilts l-unllliittcc and wt-lit no further than tllzlt.
Mr. Mitt-l.l>.ali`s lilolillll was then car-
l ricd llavlllg been tlllleiided so ns to ill- ' clude coriiespolllleiit-ll brougllt doivll since tile original return was niade.
iii this connection tile Premier stat-
ed that the lllotloii would not be broad enough to cover the ruse of till- sllblnarllies, but il' so be would bc glad to give Mr. l’ugslc_v all opport.iliiit_v for such investigation.
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SUMMARY UFTHE SI`i'UAl'I0h.
_ (Special to the Guardian.)
l.tlNl,)()N, hlarcli 12.-.illsl as illi-
l<`l'l-ncil lllluckcd tllo Gcrllllllis ill Ihc
______ western cillllluligil wliell l"i\-lil lilllrslial
(Spec,-3| to the Guardiam) You lliililellliurg lilade his big rllsli
L()N_U()N_ lllurcll 13___,A ,muy from l-.ant Irllsslu ilislt. lllolllli, so tile
spel-.ial t'rolll the Hllgilc says: "Tile British "nw "I’°r“'"‘g I" l‘I“,"‘If""" Kaiser has decided to illlicc three ‘ms "’“1‘"`t**I“"" "-I1" task of ""I""""'=' G,,,“emlS__V0n Gmseuappi you Gm, pressure oil their ltllssiali ally, n_ow bow and Voli Deolln-on the rotircd mul the _'U'-""I““” "W" “gai“,_I"~`“‘_|¥ list because he llollls tllclll responsible Bm’-ck"-‘I "1 Nom* I’0I““d- IhIs_ 1-" for ,ho recent German rome 0|, the part of a general plan of tile Allied Niellicll. it is said the Generals only g""e"“]*‘- WIN" mm I5 atiacfmd the obeyed Gelwrul von Him|eubm.g»s other attacks to compel the bcrllillns m_.,|erS_ that he was really responsible and Ailstriails io keep strong forces for tllc severe check, but it is not at °v""`y l’°I_“'- “ml "nde“"°“" 1° l’“"' possible "ow p,,|,|i,_.|y U, |,|mm, Gem vcllt tiienl froill scllllillg new troops
oral Von iillldcliburg, who is the only wllem umf ""“I'I d? "1"" Fowl- |mD,_, lon lo Gcmmny_ At prose-lil lilo (iernllills ure occu-
(specim to the Guardlam) plcd ill llinattcilipt io crusll the ltlis-
L0Nm)N_ March 12____A rcpm., from sianii. l-or this purpose _they lirl-.
llw llague Says; --um-1. you lwulllm reporlcll to llllvu llll :lrnly cstllllnil-ll alt. Gmmmn Mum-.ter at "umm, M waving nearly liiilf-n-lllillioii llicll iilllrl-liiilg ills post bccllusc of ills ilidiscroiioll f*I"I"-4 '-1"’ "““‘I"‘ I-"“"‘"`d“ I"`Z”5'Uf*"' will-.li talking to ll Gerninll friclld. in F0 |""“'“"f II‘I"' ‘""“-V fro?" I"“'"I5 saying G,,,.mu,,y mum, H w,.,.",|G tllrtller struilgtiielioll ilic_ilritIsli are bluudm. ln “Hacking |;,.|glm,,_ This tllrllstlng at the hlerlllull lllill nloriii oi siatclllcllt illdircctly rcaclieli thc ears l“"‘I"‘“”"-°~_“"‘I I’f""I‘Ie*‘ ""I""`I""5_ III" ot' tile imperial (iliallcclior. who tcle- “"I"‘"° °I th* "'II*’g“ "I N"“"“ (-IMI"
gmph,.,| to von Munnr to Hmm a polio, lit' is lli::~':r|rt<‘-lit they liuvc ull.
,G i I - , ., ., - _ vaiicel ll-yoili la own.
I un 0I__u 'wort 0____r hm liinguauon The battle taking place on the MEMNGE1-|S c|_`A|MS eastcrli frollt. cxpcrtli say, is ilil- big-
ANQTHER V|c1-|M AMONG gcst liltcllllti blittlc of thc wlll',4llo lc-ss
CANADMN -|-R005-»3_ than ll lllillloli nil-ll lighting ill lt. The ___ Germans, in oillcial reports, claim to_
(yl-T,\wA' Mm-ch 11__q~he casualty have lliadc_ seine allvallce, while Petro-'_
ofllce yesterday announced me death grad collslllcrs it likely that thc ltlis-I oil Marcll Stll. of Private Gerald Ste- Sinn” “'i|| iiiivn ln fa" buck lleyolltll have forgotten the perils that bc:-lct wart pam;,rs0n_ Fourth Battalion' at Przasliysz, as they dill lust iiiollili, No_ 10 Statlona,-_V Hospital' SL Omer' before uiiikiilg their stand. it prob- gmm spinal men|ngms_ Next of kim ably will be days belore ll definite
Rev_ R; S_ pnuersom sanderstead’ result is llttniiletl in this battle. as Su,-NWI E“glam|_ _ with the trozcll roads_ tile Russians
can usb lorwarll reinforcements lllld
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'l‘I"'1 \\'l'1-\1"ll‘1H~ “"i‘li°.i’.°...','l.‘iIf. ‘.’.‘.`..'§.iI‘.i`."'°’<..‘iill1‘.li§"...-...,-
, 'l‘|'].\I|’l<1R,-\'['l7l{l<], has appeared oil the Pllirn lliver front,
H . . ~ W, , south of tho Vistula. probably, mili- |IDh‘ )I()0‘\’ bln* tary observers say. with the idea of _ _*__ inducing Grand Duke Nicholas to
(SDICHI f° Th* Guifdillnl withdraw his iiien from the llurtll.
TORONTO- Ml=\|'C|\ 13-“Maflflnlei where the real blow is being struck.
Fl'€8ll N0l'th€l'lY Willdlll \`l1i\‘i “Ut Further solltli, along the foutllills of mllflh Change In ‘-9"\P*3\`“W"9~ the (Iarpstliiuiis, fighting between the
THE WEATHER---Y9Sl9FdBy was Austrians and Russians continues.
flue all lilly. with light SHOW l'i\ll‘l'l0S Wintry woatllcr continues. Strangely Hi- Illlht. ` enough elicit sitio claims the other is
The lowest temperature recorded doing all the iilluclong. but il is ile-
for Thursday nlsbt was 24 des- above llevod here that us the Austrlaiis zero and the lowest of yesterday was initiated this hottie they are probably 25 deg. above. At 9 a.rn. it was 26 grill ills ass;-eB5m~g_ des. above: at 9 lem- it was 25-1125- From other battle nellls. including above. The highest of thc day was the Dardanelles. no news has beeli 30 deg. above. received at a late lioilr to-night.
The tide Will be ills!! fill! mornin!! interesting developments are prom-
at 9.33. tomorrow at 10.16 and Mon- ised in th politic-lil field. Prince von day at 10.52 ;it will be high tonight. Buelow. German Ambassador to Italy.
at 8.03, tolinorrow at 10.02 and Mon- according to despatclles received from day at 10.5 . Rome and Berlin, at last has officially
The sun sets this evening at 6.04; raised the question of concessions to
,tolnorrowat 8.05 and Monday 6.06; tt Italy and the price of italy's friend- rises tomorrow morning at 6.14, Mon- ship. Germany. it declares, is doing day at 6112 and Tuesday at 6.10. the negotiating on behalf of her ally,
CANADA GETS IIG WAR ORDERS; The moon sets this afternoon at Austria, whose territory is involved.
8.50 and tomorrow at 5.10. it is uid Germany is trying to induce
The lut quarter of the moon was on Allstrill to code to Italy beth Trent
Monday, March 8th at 8.28 a. m. and Trieste. . Baron Von Bueriln. _ There will be ul new moon on- Mon- Austrian Foreign Minister, according _day,-March 16th, at 3.42 p. m. ‘ _ _ to reports. does not oppose the ceaslon _ '1‘he.lollgtii» of today will be eleven of Trent. but strongly obloots to port-
, , .llourioad forty-eight miiiilm and or ing with 'l‘i-testo. while the aged ,___...__......_..__._.._ ' tomorrow eleven hours and dfty-one Austrian Emperor refuses to consent
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IJIAEK Sli IIEII2 SAIIS FIIII HIISPHIIHIIS
(Special to tile Guardian.)
l.()Nl)ON, Illzlrl-ll 12.----it is loal‘iilul
tlirollgli diploliiaiil- soilrccs lli Loudon tllal tlic itussitlll l.ilal-ll Sou llel-t is expected to start tile bolllbardnlelll. of the Bospilorus ports to-dn_v in active t-o-operatioli with tile Allied fleet which is attclllpi.iilg to force its way to Constantinople tllretigli tlic Dardli- llelics from the south.
,IIEIIIIIIIINAL -iXiHEISiS
III ZIIIN EHIIIIEII
"Tile l`lostrlll‘tioi'i that Wlislcill lil
Nnoliday” was till- subject ef the dis- cuursl- in Zllill i'Illll'l'li lust cvcllillg by the pastor. llc said: Wo have lllrcllliy cuilsillcrcli lit`l"s lllorliilig tlllll itil pill"- ticlllltr litlllgers lllltl possibilities :llld now wi- coiile ill consider llt'e's noon- lllly. "’l‘llt- tlcstrllclloll that Wtlstclll lit noolllln_\'." ll' tllc cllicf dallgcr oi' yolltll lics iii its ignorance the pecu- liar danger of iiilddle nge is to lil- t'ollnd ill its knowledge. We have lil- ways lookell oil youth as thc danger period of life. We are deccivcii ii' wl-
nlidllie age-tile destruction tllnt wast- ed at lloonday.
The passengers frolii Britain lo
America do noi launch out llilllleliinto- l_v llito the great deep. They comi-
V ((`ontinllell°oll pagl.-wt ll rlel-Aim"
iolis. li. is reported that Germany desires to have the matter settled now lil fear that should the Durllaiielies be ‘ forced italy would be more tllull ever inclined to throw in her lot with thc Allies and so ensnrc tile safety of her interests in the Eastern Mediterran- ean, depending upon lier army to re- cover ths lost provinces nearer home. . German enllssaries. according to despatches to British newspapers, are also busy lil Bucharest and Soils. en- rleavouriilg to point out to ilouniailla and Bulgaria why these countries should remain neutral. I Willie steamers continue to all- nouncc the sighting of German sub- marines around thc coast of England. no further reports have been received of ships having been sunk by them.
_ (Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, March 12.-The following
,report concerning operations by the -British forces oil the western battle front are given ollt by the Oiilclal Press Bureau: “During the night of the llth Ind 12th and in the early _morning several attacks were repulsed by the 4th Corps and indian Corps with heavy tones to the enemy. 60 prisoners were captured in the night attack and also the village of Lspinette was captured by the 3rd Corps with
- and hinder operations. _ _ _
slight loss. Mist and fog now prevail
olslililllls Lost ilelillltli lil lllaulll-; clillrrsill-I
Lord liltchener’s New
Army Made a lllstoi-ic
Entry When Undergoillg its Baptism of Fire
5,000 Germans Lost in llopture of Village. General French’s Report. I
(Special to the Guardian.) -
l‘AltlS, Mari.-li 12.-Al. least 5,000
nil-ii wi-rc lost ily the (iornlaiis lriicn they were lIL‘l`l:alell at Nellvc Ciizlp- lil-llc by thc» llritisll, Wcliliesday, llvcorllillg til ll llc:-lpnlcll rcccivcll to-I ;llly l`l'<illl Stolilt-l'. The report is col'-I i'llblll'zltcll by llllolller lil-.spatcll to the; Echo do |’ari.~i. Major (‘Ivrit-ux, wrilillg for tile Mallll. lllrlzlalw-s till: litltiii-. tif Nullvo (flllippcie yl'al>' the llllpilslll ol' iirc for llorll l{itt:licllcl"i-i new iirlliy. The Iirliisll vollllllcers, llc .~ill_vs, iliallc ti liist.lil'ic t-iltry illtli lill- iiring line when colllilig into the batlll.-.
(Special tothe Guardian.)
l’/\itlS, Mart-li_ 12.-ill u ilcspl-l'litc
nltc-nipt to rf-gal till: ground till,-_v lust iii La lillsscc regioll, illc (lt-riliulis inode tlirce ilttat-.ks upon ilritisli posi- tions last night. According to advices received frolil the battle front by the Wai' Oilice to-llay all these attacks were repulsed with heavy losses. British forces, following up their sile- cess iii capturing the town of Nellve Vliallpello. have lldvaliced their posi- tions beyond the village and are near- ing Ailllors. Despite the Gernian claim that the I-‘rt-ilcli campaign in Cham- pagne region cildod in faiiurc, tile \-\'al' Oiiil-c reports tliut Frellt-ll troops are nilikilig notolvortliy progress ill this section. British warsllips are again shelling tile towns held by Ger- lilans along the lielgillll coast, their latest attack beillg oil (lsteiid.
(Special to the Guardian.)
i.ONllt)N. Mart-li 12.-A report of
recent activities by the llritisli army iii the field. l'l°olli tllc llcalillllartvrs ot' Sir Jollii Frellcll. one of lilo senil- wcekiy reports arrungell for by the (lovcrlilllellt, was given out to-day by tho Official Iiltorillalioil liureall. dated
Mari-.li 11, describes the lighting which led to the capture of Ncuvc Chappelle, aiiiioiliiced yesterday. ss followsz-
“Silicc niy last conlmunicatioll the
situation on ollr front between Armen- tleres and La ilassce has been materi- ally altered by successflll initiative on the linrt of the troops engaged. Shortly after 8 a.lll. on the 10th March tllcsc troops assaulted and carried (lernlan trc-llr-.lies ill the neighbourhood oi' Neuvc Cllappelle. Tile co-operation between the artillery and all branches of infantry was very good. with the rr-suit that the losses incurred were not great lil proportioll to the results at-iiicvcll. The mutual support which illdivldutll llilttzlliolls afforded each other during operations wus a mllrkell fl-atnrc of the attack. Our heavy artillery was very effective. Apart from observed results, the prisoners’
statelllcnts confirm the accuracy of
ollr fire and the damage caused by it. i'lcl'0re noon we captured the Whole village ol' Neuve Chappele. Our in- fantry at once proceeded to confirm and extend the local advantage gained. Bydusk the wholelabyrinthot trenches on a frollt of 4,000 yards was in our hands. We had established ourselves about 1,200 yards beyond the ellemy’s advnliced trenches. The number of German prisoners were captllred and brought into headquarters during the day was 750. There are probably more t.o come. During the lltll the enemy made repeated efforts to re- cover the groulid, but all counter- attacks were repulsed with heavy losses. We continue-to make steady progress alld illlrd figlitlng continues. Tile local initiative displayed by our troops daily is admirable. lt says iniich for the spirit which auimates lilo llrlily :ind the success achieved on thc i0tli and 11th is a striking ex- ample.
Piiiiilli IIIiW .Hiilii
IIESIIIIIYEIJ Iii IIHI
(iii Wt-tlllc:=llil_\', lltll iii:-ii., ]’lt-llslllll
\'it-w liotcl, llnlliptoli, liwllcrl ily Mr. Louis Taylor. was bllrllcll to tile grolllitl. Tilt- first signs oi' tire were lli.-l'ovcl'cll b_\' tllc lllltid who was work- ing lillstliii-s. Silo snielloil smoke und rull titlwli to gr-t. sonic wlitcr. Sill: lllt-I Airs. 'l‘ll_vllir :llitl illcy lloill hur- ricll llpstairs llllll flluilli tilili. tllc snlolic was t-oliiillg l`l‘olii the _kitclll-ll :litlt:,tllc kilclicil living tl wing to till- lllliill llcllslz 'l‘llc_v called hir. 'l‘aylol-, who was nil- iiltclllllg his tcalll for llillllcr, llavillg jlist arrived frulli the woods wlicrc he wa.-i wlirkillg all lilorllIllg,. He ut ollcc ilurricd illto the house, followed by his liircll liiail. ()n rcaciling tllc second flat llc opclicd tile attic door und found lile wlloic floor elivelopell ill flames, wllicll were fast gaining headway, allll workiilg their way through the roof. A llefcciivl- flue was probably the <-ailse ol' tlic fire. Mr. Taylor at once rcnli7.clI tllai. illc wllole bulidillg was ill grave tlllllgcr. lIi.=l wife ran to illt-. iil-ili'est ucigllbour, Mr. George l~‘nr- row, for assistliiicc. llc and his son llllliicllitiicly rcspolltlctl lu iiill call. wllili- others of the fllillily went to sprclili ilie llews to oi.lll‘l‘ lit-lgllllo\|l's. ily this time tlic ilalllcs had burst llirougll till- rolif and soon all llic ilclir liclglibollrs were prcscllt to relili- cr wlllit. uid they colllll. lt was soon rl-alim-ll lllllt to suvli till: lilitel was illi- possiblc. Otlicr lillildlllgs lvl-rl- ill dllll- gcr :il.~'.o, for only liftccll fl-ci. from till- llotl-.l were the couch-lloilsc. ice-lloll.-in alill wtlrksliop. all l'ulillcr‘tt-ll lllld joined to tllelli were all the barllsllild other out-bllildiligs. Some worked llartl to save tiiosc. buildings while otliers pllt forth ll gallant. effort. to save the fllriiiture frolll the iltilllcs. Tllcy nllnost covered tile cout-li-llousc with wet rugs and blankets wllilr- ullout llalf a dozen nlcli were oil tllc roof tllrowliig wafer over it und~ kccpilig thc flames under coiitroll when tilcy would for tl lilonlclit threat- cli to conslillle it. .-\ll this time llic wlllli was blowing ll glllc from tnr iiort.ll-cast,wlii<'ll flilllled the ilanlesill- to ll fervent bent.. The buildlllg would have burned much more rapidly only flint the flames had to work against. the wind. Otllcrwise practically iloth- ilig could have bccli saved. Had the wiiill been blowing from lilly other quarter nothing could have been dollc to save the other buildings as it was with great lllfilculty and much hard work that they were saved as ii. was. Those who put. forth llicir efforts to sllvn thc furllitllrc were able to save about lille-tliirli of it. The piano, all the stoves. alid colisllorablf- of the furniture on the first floor were re- clainll-d frolil the tianics. Comparative- l_v nothing upstairs was sllvcd as it was impossible lo face the fire and llnlokc by the time help arrived. it was a pitiful sight to see such a line builllliilt and so much furniture and bedding (as well as the greater part of the silverware wllicil had been put away for the wlutor and in the confus- ion forgotten) bllriled to the ground. llleasnllt View was a favorite resort for tourists during the summer months. There were accommodations for about sixty guests. who spoilt a most enjoyable time at this ideally situated resort. overlooking Northum- berland Strait. it was first opened for tourists by tho late Matthew Smith about twenty years ago. He very suc- cessfully managed it unlll his death on March lst, 1909. For the next
lliis. l. li. lllliiliillll
ilu li liw lull
(Special to the Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Marcll 12.-Mrs John
D. lioclit-.fl-llcr died at her home in ’i‘arr_vtowll, N.Y., to~d:ly. She had iicoli iii for Slime: ilu.lC.
Ullttcry.
rilillglllcrs colldllctcli lt.. when it. was sold to Mr. I.:-luis Taylor, who wed- lll-ll Mrs. Slllitll's llnllglitcr, ijlaullllia. l\Ir. 'l`:lylul‘ lllllliagcli its ufl`aira with nllirked sill-r-css for the past. three _years lllld was just niskillg prepara- tions for the coming summer, having only till- day before the fire sent. cards to all last yt-ur’s guests, who will read the sail news with disappointment and sorrow. It is almost inlposslblo to put anything like a correct estimate on the loss as it was the accumulation of years. Tile main buildings, ivitli which Mr. Smith first started was 29 ft. xtill ft. To tilts were added, as years welll. by and ills accommoda- tions liecalne craiiipoll, two large wings, one of them heliig 70 feet long. Aiiiollg illc articles linrileli were thirty bcdrolilll suites und lil-dding. Some plucl- the loss at $8000.00, wllicll aconis to lm li low estimate. Up till last slltllllicr tlicrc was $1i00_ .00 in- sllruilcc oil all the buildings. One pol- icy of $1500.00 lins sliice run ollt whit-li ll-avcs only $1500.00 oil thc cli- tirl-. buillliligs.--V.
(.'0IlIlNG EVENTS.
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“Tile Provincial Horse Show will
be held lil (Tllarlottetown on Thursday March 17ill. and the Annual Sale of Horses oil tho 18th. Excursion rston on the Certificate plan will be givon on all trains and tiie'Murray Harbor train will be bl-.ld for two hours or till 5.10 oil Wednesday evening.
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Company will give one of their fine picture shows ill Winsloe, Thursday. March i1t.h: Union, Friday. 12th. Pownal llall on Saturday oven- ing. March 13th at 7.30, ind lvl Montague on Tuesday. March 18th. at the some hour.'l’he films to be shown are carefully chosen by one of tho leading picture houses from subjects sure to interest young and old. Just at present the subjects are nicely varied. and love pathos andqduitl- tional films are leaders. while til patriotic war slides are lun to
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