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wrmy (Now Evenimi Daily) mi _ _ _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1916
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PIIIIIII- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALLIES snu AnviNciINo-
coins To A dose
Judging Gompleted and _*Exhibits Now Being. ‘ ‘ '
N SOMME FRONT
Taken Away. Greatest Sh i -Iii ° i r I- N' ~ 'C A ` _ ‘C 0, |.,.,,,,,,,c,, The Prize C'},n,,§_$|Y llritisliI» Captured Strongly 1 Il`ortiIietb_Pdsition -Near
._ _ I ° Tliiepval. -Fall oi 'lhiepval Greatest flllow-~Yet to °‘ IH 2I II German Prestige. Place Considered lmpregnable
Mlggy yesterday teaninters were en- H. '_1‘wo_e¢1y_ ’ ggged in removing tho exhibits and Helter. 1 year old,-1, A. N. G ‘lfli
the hafta/ Daraglice;:‘ii__i;_lia tovthe (élty. 2,_i_l_i_1_; 3, .l. M. Leard, Kelvin. I H;
Poker ' ow, W 0 DFG 0\iS ey. for calf, under 1 year and over was n scene of the greatest. stir and iii months,-1, J. M. Leard & Son; 2, liveliness was nothing but a bunch of A. N. Griffin; 3, H. Tweedy. '
old papers and such like. The cattle lie-ifer Calf, under 6 and over 3 ‘the meme" responded -with their
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ind sheep were-removed from their In0nthiI'.-1. J. M. Leard & Son; 2, ( Canadian Press Despatch-) hands. They are veterans who had getlic-r, aluiost without opposition
P005 ‘md glad of the chance t0 stretch Theodore R056; 3. A. N. Griffin. LONDON. S901- 29-All attack lil’ in their keeping one of German`y’s They inet the railway line abc-ut the,
their limbs 01109 iii0i‘€ they lieililed iii Cll8iliI>l0ii Biiill. shown in class-_-1, Bflilih troops on the Somme l`r'ont stronghc-ide for twenty-four months. middle, of the town. There were
nlively rate in the direction of the `J. MJ Leard & Son; ¢, A_ N_ Grimm [early today resulted in the capturel The`y represent the best type of large numbers of German dead, and
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joy. Of all _that was nipveoble. left l._, J. M. Leard & Son. lyards southwest of Le Sars, the' war of the exhibition =of 1916 ‘at the __ Herd, consisting of 1 Bull and'-1 Fe- office announced. The official state Si'0\IiiiiS. at 6 o’clock_ there WHS Only males over 2 years. old and' owned byfmeiit f01l0W5f* the big niei‘rY°K0'l”0l~lll“ and il- 00iillii\1- exhibitor,-l, J. M. lheard & Son; 2,' “The night was quiet on the gre-at- cd to draw its loads of children right Theodore Ross. _er part of our front. The positions- upto the last. The lust of the judg- Bro-sder's young herd, to consist of, W8 have won north of 'l‘hiepval were lug, that of horses was concluded by 'l bull and 4 Females. under 2 years h@'aVi'ly` S`ii€'ll€Il- Oiii” 0011101118 IiilI‘ll@i-I noon. of age; bull to be owned, and' fema1¢.§_'were active' in the neighborhood of
Continued both owned and bred' by the exhibltm-_fthe Schwaben red'oubf_ and the Hes-
. -Ig-11?. G(l_iii_i_n_ _ _ :Islas Ȥ_rei1_<_'._li, parts of which are still
_ ,_ u an o its get,_1_ _]_ M__ ie y e enemy. A strongly de-
I PMZE |-'ST' I Lc'ard Kr Son; 2, Francis Chowan, lie-nde’d` farm, 500 yards southwest of
T Cow; and two nt' her oti'spring,J1, l»I.:L@ Sam WHS' C8DlI\il‘€il by 0\ii‘ li‘00llS wee( ~~ _ I - _ I
CLASS I3-Win-KING HIIIISES- ” 2' J' M' ‘°‘"" “ S°"' i’£1‘..”...il‘..‘Z .§1i3'ti"‘.i B°f.`Zl.°.'.i..‘.’.l.§”..’.`?.’l
' CLASS 17.-_H¢|-efc,-ds_ south we-at of Bapaume, our aero-
5”c~ plane olse- l' l I i S- 1 More or Gelding. shown in car- num 3 Venn, om and- upwm.d,,__] if g, lsarges rYieri1ii?unll1i[:;?i ex{liYi?i;?nli;Lii
main gnte. Whllli i`00Si€i`S <‘i‘0WGd tm" Champion' Female shown in cl ' ~.- Of H Stwugl defended' farm 500 men with whom Germany started the the trenches before' the town were in
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l Byrne Bros., _North River 1.1, 2 I ‘ 9000,- t., _ 2 llugh McKinnon, City 535;; 2 llféalq Um_1G L H ' ec ` I - (
3 U'~'"i‘ld M'~'Mm“"» Sl- AV”~“l“~ Cherry Valley? ' ’ ' ' aydeh' ( Canadian Press Despatch.) ‘
Ilull (falf, under I yr-.ar old and over CLASS 7l.l-Cllydepdales, Registered. if-lx inonths,-i, Wm. t)'B|-len & S¢.,,_ LONDON, Iiritisli licad<|\iart_cr.='-_
(low lu- milk or calf, three years old Still- 29'-Tl\l0DV2\l “V113 0ili' f~1l`liiil- I
Stallion, 4 years old and upwards, and upwards",-1, Wm. O`llrie'n & Son. “Sl lfluiiillli lliiil UI0 in0St nlii-&§EZ0l'll1iZ` -i, John Richards, Bideford; 2, Ro- 2. Thomas Aylward, Tolmouth, N. S, blow German military prestige' has
per llros., cifty; 3', David Rc-ld. Mon- W(‘ow, in milk or calf. 2 years old,-i, sufi‘ere'd. The natural strc-ngtli of .the laguc. m. O'Brion & Son: 2. G. IL. Ha den. Donitioii was notorious with its un-
Stnlllon, 3 yoarf- old,--1 gud 5, idd_- £I_e&i_‘»_r,_ grid;-.-1, (}_,_L_ llgfldeu; dorground defences forming' a veri- wam' Gurrie, I°`ai'vloW; . ane , mf. _ _ ‘_ "Bun, J" ' '."‘tahlo“»i(Mhra'ltar. '1`~Iiv Germans never McKinley, North River." " ' Heifé-r Calf, linger Ii months and ov- believe;-xl it could be taken. Oillcers Stallion, 2 years' old",-1, J.-ll.|or three months,-1. Wm. 0’Brion & captured confess they regard the Crosby. Marshfield; 2, Boyd Living-_Son; 2, G. L. Hayden. place as ixiipregnable. Morovor, it sion. (‘.ly'dc- River; 3, Mae Vickerson. Iicrd. consisting of 1 hull ami 4 fe- mill' ll00`n garrisoned lil’ illiil' i”0'i§iin0Ilt North Rive;-_ _ niallos, over 2 years old and own:~il` hy the 180th Wui°tciiiIioi‘gm's_ siiitzo Sep- Stnliiou, l year old-1. Atlioi Rob- f"I.\'l\lbitoi°.--1. \Viu. O`Brion & Son. teinber, iflifi. which was a inatl_e‘r of
arts, llighlleld; 2, A, ld, ings; 3, J. II`.l Hier-.lc-r's young herd. to consist. ot' pride tu them. 'l`lio_v had glorlnd in gl.-y.~,,r|3,m, Mm»s|,f1¢|d_ ono bull und _4 i`e~inale`s, under 2 years its inllli‘0i!nnlllllY'- 'l`li*‘I`.V \VI‘Ii`0 “mill Filly-_ 3 yea,-E, 01d__1_ p;_ Hem-1z_ of ago; bull to ho owned and females li‘00llS`- iiiill' Ui(-'.V fnlighl lltiffl. bill
war, and they told us how they ha lain in snug diigouts while ou worst bombardmentr tore up th ground- above them. They' Ilaughe then at the id'ea of our ever winnin Thiepval. There is a different story to te'll now.
The attack was' made in the anter-
noon. In the line of attack lay a per- fect maze of trenches studded with machine gun posts connecting sub- terranean passages and' dugeuts be- yond zi row ot' appile' trees' which for two months had been the landmark by which the site of Thdepval is known. This was 'the most formid- able obstaclc, and next came a sunk- en road‘ with burrows, dugouts and machine guns everywhere. The fire-t row was in our hands by the' middle of the afternoon and the positions on the road held out until Wednes- day nioriiiiiig. Il was ilcsperatc work while it lasted. '
Though Itho diigouts at Thiepval
were not s. luxuriously iltted typ0'. sonic! were foiind providing the usuafl ‘uxurics for Gr-rnian ofllcers: Our men went np. snioklng cigomtiesitnul' came out of thadugonts smoking. cigars. _
The reduction of (iombles was done'
by our troops in.co-operation with tho ldreiioh and the operations Were' admirably exociitedt One' otllcer who sim-oiiilerril told us' there was still a garrison of i,t)00 in a certain place. Wo Iiad' reason to doubt it. but all
d utter ruins r A very difficult attack on Gueiide e court was lnestlmahly assisted byl
the 'tanks dealing heavy blows upon
the enemy and overcoming apparent- “Y insurmountable obstacles. The-
taking, great numbers of prisons-rs.
At some points we had consider-
able local losses, but 'on the front as a whole. the German re'sistanr:e~ van'isheId..The price paid for victory
was very light. _ .
PARIS, Sept. 20.-The statcincnt re the western front reads: On the | Somme our troops gained fresh pro- i Kress between Frerricourt and Morvai. |_ North .and south of the river there ¢ have been artillery engageuients vary-_ , ing in intensity. Everywhere else , the night was calm. During thc day ii. I, fokker aeroplane was attacked by our pilots and crasliod to the ground. _._ North of Itheiins another fokker was Z, hit and badly damaged and dived head
first into his own lines.
BRITISH CAPTURE 500 PRISON-
ERS. ,
LONDON. Sept. 29.-l1.‘ast bt' flies-
bnnf's on -thoISommn .front British troops occupiedII500 yards of German trencIies,.-says thc war otlice stato- nzcnt tonight. There was heavy fighting near 'l`hlcp\'a.l and the ilrltisli were-. forced from 1| rzcrtiou of tro|i<'.ii but regainorl lt later. Statoiiiont said
night icing we shelled lir.-avily the exit from tho town. in tho morning
_ both owned and bred by the exhibitor. 1.000 of them are lii'iS0il0i'~‘I lil “iii”
tho i3rltisli_and French moved _in _to-
thut. more than l'-00 prisoners were ta- ken in this tlghtlniz.
CLASS 2.-Carriage Horses -1. Wm. (Vlirlcn & Sons. _____:___._______.______,__,,,,,_,,_._____._._____.___.__,_._._._____._._.,,_
(`liaiiipi0n Bull shown iii class-
. _ _ 1_ - -I at rom' ‘ _ _ - -
iam, g years om .._..1_ E Hemlz ni Ollrlon & Sons - 'control mid tho buililiiuz, though barl-
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\Vnitor M. Lea, Crapaud; 3W.- Cliainplon' l<‘eninle-, shown In clnss.- ' lioi_'..‘. i-inrrington. ti. Wm. (l'Bi'ioii & Sons.
Filly, 2 years old.-1,' C. Ll. Clny,i . _ _ _ I _
Bridgetown; 2, Wm. Auld & Son, CLASS 18,-Abicrdeen or Polled ‘ _ '_ - (llydo River; 3. J. S. Wedlock, city. Angus. _
Mr. Stern
l~£oi?t‘Z.a]2,()S}fi'A-.1l{li.lFg(l)i.t,BG)t;;i:l‘;‘Ao: ‘W§3\ll__l. 2s_\_rc-;i_|'s old,-1, llorno Bros-.. nes 353” $5240 when new' mmol
- _ _ _ I I _ n ‘oe .` n. _ ff3é1f“I§°l“i“‘§°§?i§l §f““l§ll2::“' ali- J..i3‘:f::“; ‘I.;;1‘:;r::.° cisively Driven Back. ;‘.".“=.‘:tI.:.‘2:;.“iiiis5_'
nlaoge;,.. nns. Yi -I Y
Zi, Wm. Auld & Son, Clyde River. months,-~1 and 2, Horne Bros.
More with foal at fc-ot,-1. J. R. Bull Calf, under 6 months Iand over
Dlnnts; 2, Peter McN_ Robe;-tginny three months,-1, Horne Bros. Msrshneid; 3, clara IE. McMillan. I Cow in milk or cali. 'three years old nomic, sept. z9»in /misc vauny nn- (hirriago Mare or Gelding. 15 1~2 ‘md llilwflfllll-*"1 and 2» H0""" BVU* tlvlt_y’of thc eneniy's artillcry and in- innils or over to be shown in clarri-' Cow. in milk or calf. 2 yearn 0ld'.- fam,-y rlcischnioiits is increasing, says litter-1. Warren Ogiilvie, Truro, N.S.; 1 “"0 2- H°"”e B"°5' 'an oillcial despatch toiiiglit. Our but- 2. Gco. Boswell; 3, Samuel Kennedy. H0lf€'i’- 1 Ye" 0li1»-°1» H°f“° BV05-5 teriss replied effectively. In Astlw city. 0 2. -705690 Pl`l1\l8lll» POWUHL Valley we continued to keep the suin-
(IU,-,-mge Mm.e_ or Gelding, und.”-_ Helter, under 1 year old and over mn _ air Monte. Gimme under
mir artillery tire. - \'0Sl€I'<lill` wnoiuy forces uiulor covcr of a thick mist nttenipted it strong sur- prise attack against our advanced po- sitions north of (lardinal at head of
Vanci Cisuion Valley. They were de-
ny, nimgg to be shown in carriage, six mqnili-‘I.-1 Iinil 2. Herne HPIIII- I '__I_'_ h.______.__._._-.___ -_-_-I ~ 'A
cisivoly driven back as was also nn attack by Kaiserjaegcr dctucliiiieiits against our positions at Punta del Fu- rame at the head of the Feliseon Val- ley of Boite. On the Curso Plateau the enemy failed completely in repea- ted attempts to approach our lines.
~1, Jn-hn l[,|vi|-|ggl_0n,`Ne>w Dominion: ‘nelfer C9"-I mme' Six months and `~-vwvxvvdrr
2_ /\_ A_ McBeath_ Ma,.,,_hne|d-;- 3_ John ove'r 3 months,-1, Horne Bros. ‘ ~’ ;
ly M,_~|,h08_ Argyle Shm.e_ llord. consisting ofl bull and four
(;|,,,mp|0n Mam_ any a_Ke_ (T0 Com. females-_ over two years old and own- _ _
Dt-to in this section mere must have Gd bl' 6'X\illlll0i'»~1I HOW" B’°5~
been shown in some section in this Bi’0€0@i"f* Y"“"ll h*’"l- °°_"”ml"g °f
clus.=_|-~1, Joh Ll i ton. 000 bil" and 4 fe""1l05I_““0'9i` 2 YUIIFH __ _ prgiln an enemy attack was complete- bridge at Orljiik and Kopriva was
n Iv _“gs of “U93 bu" lo be owned' wld females l,A(§1P§'cl§;p:° 2f}hiA€\ui>r(Y1ir?i'zll) state-Q ly defeated. On our left wing iifiil-'slicllod by tbe_._eiicmy. Attempts by
CLASS 3.-Standard Bred Horses. 00111 0Wil90 Hilti bled by the exmbnor' >‘ ` f`. I 3 lory struggle is proceeding nctlvoly cncniy patrols to approach Kopriva
.._1 Horne Bros. ment from the Mncdoiiian fron sal'
,' ___ ._ . l th vere no
I ...§'“z'"t"‘;'.' ‘“ arf llsnimond Kelly. city; 2. Mrs. W. G. fn l' ~ _ _ d their Cliuroh, 'I`rave‘ller's Rest; 3, J. H. G. Champion Female, shown in class clan _heights__l;\ll_i§)a_i;l;nI;_1"€;i;_i;W_?_g____ O_| Mmphy' md°fm'd' W _L Home Bros' gepltc 38th Four times the Serblansl snnuon. 3 years old,-1, D. - - ` ` tt k' troops into White, York Point. CLASS 19.-Ayrnhlrsst h__n_;-lt_a:le_h€_c;<s tgirema __€§__IRS___ey S_____t_di Stallion, 2 years did -1. MGX. R- mon" henvv ‘Gases on them I.-ur.
MGKHY. city; 2 Duncan`P. Robertson. _- ..__1 Adm g in -1 _mcg of the. river l"l|ll’. 3 ears did and u wards.-1 Bun' 3 yen" old anmupwardm ' 'mer south in e U H
without infantry actions. Our aero-
l
planes dropped several bombs on Mo-
nastir _where an ei plusiou was observ- cd. _-
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(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Sept. 29.--The following
official account of the Macedonian ap- eratlons was issued here today: The
Th Y S' Mcpag & son, Charlottetown; 2._ H. _ _ __ _ ____ _ _______________________________ ..-M
w°"~ C- L“lh°li1» Pl°°°“» 2' J A, Robertson, Alexandra; 3. Henry, "“‘“°"“'“`“"""""`"'
iedmck' my 3 D W white' York Brenwtck Lewes. Lot 60 pu 51 was found dead inside. The ' ceived the following telegram: onl-
were successful. Ou rartillery dis- persed working parties n_ear_Ormanlie. _ Patrol encounters in the neighborhood of Nehorl Fiea..r&sllli.€d ill our favor, some Bulgarians being killed and others captured. On the Dotran front there were no developments. Enemy aircrafts displayed considerable activi- ty.
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lolnt. ' ' . ` ‘Bull one year _oid':_- E. 'InKBtIPr0minen‘ AA vdogtoigystnted that he had been dead|Bad
Sl. lf, Hi ll tll l. l, Sl.. Albl ' Sl.l\TVlnB, Sept. 21. COT-
CLASS 1°____ah°nh°rM_ 2. P090 NOY. 3. R0b8l‘l ew” 5 _ for over twelve hours and thatdea _ I il “B _ __
I 1 nplgull under one year old and overl ‘ l°°.“l'““°°“B the bullet emermgl
was na the left ear and passing through the
Bull, 3 ears 'ld and upwards,-. __'_ " -I 2,'B‘en-It . ` _.--- ' | I 1°-' I. M- ~* “II °'“°'u‘=..”.F"“' ‘iii-I‘i`»?“‘““' " "' I I ... . iI.“‘a...l;‘°..‘if°:::s°i‘.::. nil’-"°3-iii
1 . _ _ _ 3. ' _ u . _ _ . . .-
llnals( Tsggo Ylorweltt. ’(?\rm~ _ Bu" Ca"-' under Mx montylylys and 0; AM`§{spg;_°5\§l‘| tgepce 29.-William G. _ lay, one sister. MP5- G;’\‘;"“2° Trathi tonight says the day was comparative- herland, Lot '66’: 5. I Samuel Drake. gr threT-|:§?llg&'f;i;`v}h_ A‘2_' ‘]’3e':;’_ RI PIus."éy_ 5 p'roi'ninent local lawyer_;'{_i;y__v:_f;_l_f_i:_i={__l;‘l‘1_5_‘:_‘_` 3_2; b‘:'_:_'_h5;:_f°,lYI'igr__iy quiet on whole front operations Mm Vl°`W- ,. . - `B‘:-:;:§n_ york ' cornniitteit suicide here today °°"f'““g my pu”f°y_ 'in the Canadian Wen bethz hampered by the weather.
Bun' 3 Vu" °|d md “pw"d°"f'1' Cow in milk or calf, three yi-en'|a‘ bullet crashing into bts_.br%ll1- flllvm
Theodor” R°“' Nom’ B°d.°q“°; ld anfd unw_iirds._-ll and' 2, A. llicltiie n revolver held close to h s ear. 0 Mm-____ ___ me _ms cm” of mm m_ ~ ~-“ __
Harry Tweedy, Earnnclilie, 3, Bo ° _ _ “_ B _.Mm -I ca 9, img been given for the death.
The deceased was ri 8l‘M\“\“ Of Mt-
R Sons. 3, 'fl l' on the Nl' l\0 Gill-Gfeil "D000 |6391-¢“l`°°" “nu a Dominican Nun`s noble self-sacrl
l.i§n|¢str,n6._Cl¥de River. _ nb Mt. Cow. In milk or calf. two years old. Atufhe inquest hold _t_;i_i5_a:;_o_.;i;n¢:__o ____ _____d___md "nm the Dlmmmu Lu, "___ on "__ _“___ of ho__o________nd her i4e;l||Hl,.l ye" °m'_'i' S' C'1».}£‘w born; '°°1» -700" “""- (7l‘*“"""l°“"'“' R' R' l“‘fV '°°“m°-dtoahls death by a hull” School. Halifax. Mr. Pu88l°! _'U' rigid unswervlng devotion to duty. ____ <_= . 2, Hugh McPhee. _“___ “_ ,_ A_ Mem., &_ Sons; 3. B. R. _ceased came_ ___ med by his ovin known throughout the three _prov nces de_ny|“ “run ._ tgmpoml hlppinen
°ii. 3. Herbert Melon. Chnl' -¢*'§3*n_ In th rlllll. “ln” on a most enthusiastic golfer a.nd,onh fo the fuller me of Hqagis great
‘°'"I» R- R- N°- 5~ , ' I - om-1. A. Mouse a handler a reI=°,°II I\“‘“.‘°“’“- Th.” "°°" 18,; ~_ _._ ». ii ~. it 'i
ann c ii gnu. 1 9 ia and over "°“°"' ‘ W" ' it s A as not discovered noni two oolock
tomorrow." The play is a dramatic
.. _ _ _ _ _ . I _ hors. c y: - - w _ Q ' _ ni terptece, and reveals considerable
sm mi 1° A' N" Gm' B I' A W. R mm I ieernoon. Mr. Pauley dia no, _ _ ' I “ mwl_”;{_ sf: '_I an __ _ Haight! & Son_s. ___ _ _______ year _md l_~_l_;1_5___°_ an appumum "_ M, homelqst ;I__ ght. A very interesting Question
learnedly discuesed the argu-
e n if, a in a mr H°"°f 0°" _"1 ° _ ni ti uns afternoon ins mower. _ _ , 3m‘;'““‘:r"* unlsslli l2;f£.“:’°' K"'|l’° ‘W mpmhs' 1 and Y' A MCR” '$53 A!rnNiYs`Pu¢sle¥»_ called up M"~1:f :li lit;rl):3nY(;lhthE:d<?!:ar\:dl\£~slzlgd\(llrYIli?-
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liloor to the garage was the first per-
men romped thrc-ugh the villages’
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DES`TRUCTllI_
Yesterday and 0t
A had fire occurred in Charlotte'
town yesterday afternoon when the -Victoria Hotel garage at the rear oi the hotel and facing on King Street was gutted and five automobiles wcrt destroyed, as well as a lot of othei valuable material.
The alarm sounded at 4 oiclock and
usual well-known alacrity and put. up the stiifest -kind. ot"a ~battl_e, t0_ cave, the building. a ' __
Mr. Edward Flynn who lives nexi
snn_to_g|ve the alarm. lie states that he informed some persons on the hotni premises that there was a fire iii the suingc, but they did not seem to take him seriously. However when he in- forinctl Mr. J.-A. Mcisaac the well- known representative of the interna- tional Harvester Co., who lives direct- ly across the street from the garage. that gentleman lost no time in ascer- taining the truth for himself aint ini- mediateiy gave the alarm and with Messrs. (‘.. (‘I. Dciinis, clerk of tho \I`ict.oria, lt. F. I.orre_v of tho Amliorul ‘iano Co., and Mr. Angus Currie, oi li" iliilD|0_V of the hotel hastencrl to ho scene in an endeavor lo savo the WS- They found thc building iork-
ni up and were obli ed to smash in
ll
ho, floors. 'l`ho iirc \\Iliicl\‘apprraro<l o bo rrnniliiirri to just one roriu-.r oi
thi: building when Mr. Mclsaiic first
aw it. spread with a vulority that was sionishing. Thoy had just time to push .rt handsome big Maxwell touring car out of thc building when tho flames swopt in a volume after tlioni. and they wc-rc unable to save ny of tlicfothcr cars..ThIs car which
E FIRE
lN CITY YESTERDAY
"`.¢2{*’?'if§`l"'\,}
Five Valuable lllntor Cars Went Up in Smoke
_ her Property Damaged
in Victoria Hotel Garage.
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-have been in the garage and thus would have escaped the fiery element.
As it is they are ruined beyond all
hope.
The loss is a heavy one to Mr.
Stems as he had insurance upon only _ine mnrliine. the seven passenger car ind this only to the extent of $2,000. » It is uiiilorstood that Senator l_`ro\v:sc had his car insured.
The garage which was built two
wars ago. was a franic building :ind was not lmzurcd. `
In the loft oi’ the l-iuililiug was ri
large quantity oi' furniture which Mr. St.ci'iis had :stored there and a low Iiiings thc p|°opert_\' of Mr. (‘, l'. 'i“lot- '-lier. 'l`ho furniture is ruined.
In addition to these, there were se-
'-urely storcri in boxes :ina b:irrrI~ Ionic of the belongings 'of Mrs. (l.leut.l Charles M. Williams inclu- ding hor wciltling presents. It was ri-portod at tlrsst that all these articles were c-onsunirid in the flames but it was uscfwtaiiiicil later that unions the: \vziti>.r has onlisrul IIain:|p:o'to tliclli tlwy are lihrly alliis good as ovor, as tlivy te,Iu-zipotl tho ilaiuics. thanks to tho ublo \vori< of tho firemen.
Otlior tliings wlii'<-li \vI:rc in the lofi
and 4-urine to uriot wort- a rubber tlrou 1-:ii'rla;:¢I. n. sulky. :i vouplo of .lid ga- soline-. cngllif-s and some small ar- liiflcli.
'I`h<~ Imrn :|lo|ii:.~=i|lr\ had :i narrow
or:1‘a|>|~., but only tho root' was i'l\ari‘f‘.tl.
All the autos in thc garage han
their Iyiuilws tnrnoi! on, otherwise, pos- sibly more than one would have been saved.
Ilow ilu- fire stan-toil is a mystery
Mr. .\'ti-rin: status .that there was not
frieiitisescapetl without n. scrutcbl _
Soon the building was enveloped ini
flames and a great. crowd gatherod.' So intonsr- was tho heat that the glass urac-limi in the door of a house aff- joiiiing and liouses across tho street izniuc within an ace ot' catching, tho llanies».liciu;: czarried half way ovnr.
So slroiiuously ilifi the f`|rc brlliiidtl
work, and such a tluou ol' water did they deluge thc building with. that rlcspitr the intensity of the bla'/.o in
.iikablv short time it was umlvr
ly <~hui'rciI. was not burned down. 'I`ho cars dfzstroycd \vr‘ro: _ 'l‘l\c big six-cyllntlor Russel luiighl.
at seven piissciicor rnacliiuo wlilcli was
s' best touring car. and
Senator ll. C. Prowse's Russel'
The "King George" a handsome and
very commodious motor bus, seating ewenty-five passengers, and which was only purchased about two weeks aizfil bv Mr. Sterns in Windsor, N. S., for the sum of $2.000-
Une Studdebaker, four cylinder. five
passenger car. also the property of
Mr. Stems, which he valued in vicinity of $900 and which cost $1.
in 1914. '
All these cars were in first-class'
condition and if it had not been n.I market day. when autos are not per- mitted to run, would prolmlily not
More islanders _
In Fasnalty Lists
'rho casualty list issued at Ot-
mwa last night includes the nnnics of Private VV. E. iVl_'cLellon. Green- mont, and Albert Roach. Darnlcy. horn wounded. and sergeant iiush S- McDonald. Caledoriia. \ill0fl-\"Iil\l*i0
not given.
Mr. James Barbour. Almn. has rc-
cially reported admitted to war hospi-
porai David Athol Barbour, A mn. SI verely wounded.
uns wéiunsa I
isiireniiune. ‘ uns. noon. sic.
TORONTO. Sept. 30.-Strong south-
orly to westerly winds nhowory and' ho- comtng cool. ‘I The tide will be high this afternoon at 12.56, tomorrow at 1.39, ann Monday
at 2.17; it willbe higlitomorrow mor- ning at 12.20. Mon ay at 12.49 and Tuesday ot 1.21.
.Tho sun sets-.this olternoon at 5.42. tomorrow-_ lt Mound Monday -at 5.88;
ia rises tomorrow mornin! at 5.59.
oiidoy-as Grand 'ltuesdu at 0.01.
iTlie moon stitns tonight at 6.57, unrl tomorrow at 7. _ I.
ohm' 8s»¢§7lh.'or 3:84* mm. _
hours and forty-five minutes, and to
’I`\\oi~o`J. on nevrmoon on Wednes-
eng. ‘ t 'taint-_tn .-. son will bla on \!¢=_0%t; 4\.i1.m\t _7 ivan ,’l‘he'ltin`3th of today will be eleven
inofrovfifolbhi iioiirl and fortycne Illliliioil _
:iii ounro ot' irnsivlliiri in the building, clear ul' what w:i:-I iii the tanks of the niaclilncs und strange to say not one of thc':<- tanks exploded, no doubt ow- ing to the great quantity of water with which the firemen dcluged the place. "‘li
'rho last. man kvmwii to have been in
tbl- building wa: !\'Ir. Arthur Uainp- boll, tho r-lew~triri:i'i :ind he states that ovorytiiiug was all right. when lie lock- cd up hull, un hour hvforf' the ilro aliirm .~¢o\ii\:l<‘4l_ V
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SAUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE
fresh every day from selected' 3/Olinlr pork. Sa\iini‘oi's, Newsome it tio., Market Buiding .
22-i8-9-25MIimos.
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housework. No washing. Apply 40 Longworth Avenue. 2345-9-Ci0M3i.
R. C. GOFF’S SALE OF FURNITURE
Monday, October 2, at ld o‘:-lock.
_ Soo big ad. 2234-9~25M7I T|NsM~|TH WANTED AT oNcE
St|=,url_\' job. flood pay. Apply to A. ll. lrlnglisli. t`ainphr>_lliou_ N. ll.
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sieo Fon sixrv oAvs won`»<`,'Fo'n
innii or women i‘cpros<-nt:ii‘ivos. with extras. I.ius(-oft t`onip:iny, llrnnt, ford. tliitnrio. 2JlIi:`|-9-:l0Ml2i. co‘rTAeE ANo`£6T`Fon"'sAi_'E'|`N
tho inosat, modorn part. ol' tho t‘.ii_\', Apply TTI J. J. Storey, Stl lI‘li1.ro_\‘ 2:l:i0»o-z:uuiwk_ ro Li-:~r.--A LAnoE"aEo`nooM on
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8204-4-12Mtl`
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NOTICE- CLUTHES REPAIRED.
cleaned and pressed at short notice nt reasonable prices. Call and see mo nt 170 Queen Street..
2346-9-30-M2i.
T0 LET- A DWELLING HOUSE
and blur-ksinith‘n stand. 'also it acres of land. Five indie ilouln-.St Peter-‘si Rumi. Apply to J. C. Stew-
art. Dunstailnage. 233-9-80M8I' _
2339-9530 d. ` N *l v
boat. 15 feet keel. Owner emi ~Ilavn same by applying tonndoiiiignofi.
if not clalnmfl by 0ol..»lsl._.;vlll bo _.sold on that d|ite.,wItl1ou _ _lf notice. John J. Mcllhererigf _-____, __~ _.__;”!1-'%3ll§3‘1hai:
"I WISH TO INFORM THIHRHILU
that on October int. next. llsoll noon ix .tailor shop WIXM _ I
_ v. ir. I.. in the bomIn¢lto`rms‘riy~do
oiipierl by Dr. J. M. MQLM Ei
- worlcrnanmilp and= ltlontllle pri- coo." Waiters; ~Maei',o_o¢.».‘-s .
88l¥Il_§_l0_K6l.
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