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EZENINGDAIL iin;}_ ~ "THE LATEST NEWS _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. MONDAY MORNING JULY 20 1912 FIBBT 03' Ami,"

HEf\nn wELconE radii. R. THE ea ER OR .GENERAL

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S.El\RL GREY s. S. EMPRESS 0F nniriiin uicnasss mines

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SUMMERBIDIQ, July 2[]_ The

-Earl Grey with the Royal 1'ai~ty on hoard anchored outside the break- W“'7°" 59-IIUIYIHY afternoon and yes- terday (i~lundu.y‘) morning His Roygi Highness the Duke of Connaught at- tended divide service in St. Mai'y's Aiiglican Church. . "The service, which was largely at- tended was conducted by the rector Rev. O. DeWolf White, assisted by Dr. Hunt and Rev. F. M. Webster.

After tip close of the service His

Excellency returned to the Earl. Gicv and later in the afternoon n¢¢0m|.,,n. hd by Her Royal Highness the iuirh- Gll. come ashore and was driven *a- round towards St. Eleanor's, escorted by Mayor Morrison, ` Tm” HIOFHIUE at ninc o'cioc!c the official program beging__,]_

TWU KILLED IN

I.-ILII. EIIILISIIIII ` ` II HIMUUSKI

QUEBEC, July 21-In ii wreck on

COPENHAGEN July 2g...(7apt

Einar Mikkelscn the .Danish explorer and Cllgineer Sveisen, both of whom started in 1910 to cioss fiissnlgnd haye arrived at Aalesund (»ap't Mikkelsen and his companion

ieached Denmark Filth May 20 1910. where they found records len; by Ericksen

Thcy began the return journey nine

days later and encountered terrible barilshi

Several of the dogs died and the clvlorers weie compelled eo simon those remaining for food

They reached Shannon Island, op-

posite King William Land, on Nov- ember 29 and remained 'there throughout the winter and following Summer, hoping to be picked up by a whaier. ` No vessel came and they -proceeded to Shannon Island where they spent the following .winter.

ln the spring of 1912 they endeav-

ored to make a sled jouriiey to Cape Dalton, but had to give it np ow. ng to weakness

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They had abandoned all hope of

rescue when they were pinion] up by

Norwegian fishing vessel on July

7 last and brought to Aalesiind. They willii-itart shortly for Copen-

hagen. ,

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Friday afternoon on .tho I. C- R- at BANKER HAD FORMI~iR

Baicrb Coeur near Rimouski the ac- commodation train leaving for Rim- ouslil was struck in the i-ear by a fast freight special, the engineer of

latter not noticing the signal to 'E-

EMPLUY ES ARRESTED.

Nnw vonii, .iniy 20-Mrs. Ginn. l"€l'kins, housekeeper; Frederick lil.

stop on account of the heavy fog. Patterson, chauffeur. and Patrice

Louis Bi-.lzile _.son of Reml Belzile. of

ousehold of Nicholas `J‘.' McNamara

St. Fabian was instantllf killed of Han Francisco, were arrested here

Lauri, Barkiiliei I. U. R. B-rakeman

3 diet killed and Louis ¢

ate today charged with grand lar- ny and being fugitives from justice.

of t. nf! , Gamnche. of Bic. seriously iniured 81 Mrs. Margaret McNamara, wife oi the so Fernand Rouleau of St. Anno De banker, with her two children, was

La Pocatiere. Other lnl\\l`¢<1 M0- Elzear Cote, Brakeman and Miss El-

mlre Vaillancourt, leg broken, school a

resent when the arrests were made, The arrests followed the receipt of tel ram from the Chief of Polire

teacher Of Amllln- L9-fer I-‘°‘fIs B““` of Sun Francisco, who charged the Ville. brhliemlm. died ‘mm hm l“' prisoners with grand larceny. Mr.

The engineer and fireman eecaveagwalnli, valet, former employes in the

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juries, Louis Gamache is.not expect-

CNBIIIBTB. y€Sf.€l'dBY BWOFO Ollt WBT-_

Oil I-5 live- rants for his three former employes

I. C. R. Conductor A. Labellc, C

slightly injured. a

Omar D’Aujou, 16 years old, l\’~.1‘!»

and arm burned. ’ 1

Tlieaphile Michand, of St. Fabian,

leg injured.

Another report says that the ac- commodation was pretty Well I'~“l°` scoped.

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iiniiici-vriso Fon sr‘i.i.ir~o

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' orriws, .iuiy ze-Join. n._ Gray.

immigration inspector, wiic is iiiieseil to have sold false whiskey permits to foreigners in Ottawa. was lllllwl “IP derarreat at noon today. CII!-"E011 with obtaining money under false In-gte|\¢¢g_ 'I‘ll_B Polak Wll0 llllfl the liquor in his house was fined $50..,

' mica ron A nauonraa.

GODERICH, July 26-Information

was laid hefoye Crown Attorney Sca- ge, ¢°d_5,y by s- local man that his daughter and her friend, both young girls- under 16 years of asm WB” mlntm gway to Port Huron by a man who calls' himself Henderson. Tickets were Pllfcllllieil M- fhz Grand 'hunk office here (Or lorl Huron, and police here wired severa . points along the border to arrest and

'bein oicm. it is susiieoteii to be H

case of white slave traffic, and the girls are being lured to Olileaf-§°»““‘ der the pretence that theY BW '10 ll” ampioygd in a Chicago restaurant. Both girls are very P\`°P°S9°“I“I5' Considerable excitement DYBVBIIB °"

.bguc the town over the_ dleapipca;

aoco of the two girls. Bild W°" their im-est is eagerly waited bv the pon” ng", One girl comes from Lucknow. _

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one word each insertion is an i--ii-» vw- mi" ~°°e\“- nhnyb -‘and avr ver cent discount

glluqw lmum charge twenty*-five oo = ‘_'__' __ "__ _--- wine _-piionns ron sus- an °°‘~ i“rr°".i.:i:~ f _ 'Y'-‘”°”. _.J ’;i-icuii-.

rg-57 ._ agmnerpghfgang _F 3:, pmsesslon at

, ~ .A i c Ariineton - *_ pn ° 1-esnsipri,

as x~iowiir'i-"Finn

i~ ' i. elnnd have started B

sho on Queen Btréet oDl>0°

hzirglng them. with stealing his

Rl*ll’ORT THAT GENERAL DIAZ - IS CONTRADICTED.

PARIS, July 26-Reports circulat- d in Mexico Uity today that

e ex- 1’resident Porfirio is seriously ill are

untrue. On the contrary General Dia'/. is in good li‘ealth.

CRUISER RAINBOW

HAY) NO CREW.

vknuouvnia, ii. o., .iiiiy 25-'rio

position of the Pacific division of the Canadian navy is beginning to al- siinie ii." Gilbert and Sullivan aspect. In a week or two the cruiser Rain- bow will be depleted of half her complement, as the agreements un- der which the men signed on are about to expire and fifty of them. will return to England, leaving the crui- ser half-manned and with no proa- pecte of securing more men.

Twenty months on the coast, prac-

tically no recruits, many tired men gone, n large detachment to leave shortly, and the Rainbow under- manned, is todgv the summary oi' the progress of Cai.ada's navy on the I~'a- cific. It is stated that the Rain- how is now going out of commission until next January, owing to the shortage of men which will he ox- perienced when the home-going draft leaves the ship.

Several of the Rainbow men desert-

ed and are working on government vessels. The contingent for England

will _proceed to Halifax and there join the iobe, which it is said will con- vcythciii to England and while there will undergo extensive repairs.

An effort will be made by the Cann- dian authorities to induce more blue- jackets from the Royal navy to vol- unteer for the Dominion service, and if these men are secured from the Rainbow they will cross the Atlantic on the Niobe. _

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The tide will be high this morning at 10.10 amd tomorrow at 11.01; lt will be high' tonightat 12 and W¢d~ messy morning at ._3'l. ” "Tile sun ifetl this evening at 1.ii4 and tomorrow evening at 1.32; it rises tomorrow morning, at 4.89 and Wednesday at 4.40. The first quarter of the moon -'wu on Sunday, July Bllt At 1118 I. ln. There will be 3 full moon on Mon- day, .ruiy ascii sc 1z.au p. m. e

Grocery- A" ““d°.

'|*l|o_~;'§Jength of today will- be founf

°' "l°“"*' “""°° “l 1'.'i'i'i`3¢i;Ii’f'ifuéd un sed nity,-six niiniiue.

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MoN'mi~:Ai., .iiiiy ex -(anim J_

J. Riley, i~lup’t of Pilots ainl noting Wreck Cominiissioner. received word this moriiinig that nt, 4,45 p, m, yen. terday the U. l’. R. steamship, ldm- l'l`€HS` of Britain collided with the Collier steamer Heivetia, in a dense fog some ten miles west of Fame Point.

The Helvetia sank but the crew was

resclied by the Empress of Britain,

The Empress .of Britain was damag-

ed and is i'ef'.uriiiug slowly to i_,)|n,\,G,,_ She passed Matane at 8.30 this morn- ing and is expected at Qnei.ec‘ tc- night.

Tlie Empress of Britain sailed from

Quebec Friday night at 7.10 wltli a large nurnher of passengers.

Tire Helvctia, was bound- from Sydney with 9, cargb of coal.

(Canadian Press) `QUEllEC, July 28~During p, dense fog the C. P. R. steamei Empress of Britain, which left Quebec at 7.15 1"i'ld5-Y evening, collided with the stcainship I-lelvetia, hound to Quebec and_Montreal, 4.45 p. in., Saturday evciiing.

The scene of the disaster was he-

tween Cape Magdalen and ,~Fai`ne Point.

'l‘lie first news of thc accident came

fo Quebec 6 o’<'lock Sntiirday even- ing, via wireless, and was followed by another dispatch stating that. the liiiiibress was returning to Quebec with her bow badly stove in and her

fore compartments filled with water.

So far as can be gathered the lam.

press struck the Helvetia. amidships, cutting her in two and the injured vessel sinking shortly afterwards.

Those on hon.rd the Helvetia were

liress.

flaptain Murray immediately gave

orders to have the ship bi-ought pack to Quebec and assistance was (ie. SIMCHQII to her, the wrecking steam- CF. Lord Str-atlicona, leaviiig iit on- ce,_wliiie the fl. P. R. tug, (,',,~uiZe,-_ which was iii Montreal was also host- cned to the scene, passing through here this morning,

Late news showed that Captain

Mllfmy W-DH proceeding slowly through the dense fog when sziddenly and without warning the Heivetin was seen but too late to avoid collis- ion, _the lilnipress plunging into ner and it is said, ciittlng her in two. 'Phe vessel sank a few moments

oil.

The lilmpress of Britain had 730

passengers. Progress hack is slow. At l.i5_ this afternoon she was at| Fatliei' Point and was still there at' 5 o'ciock.

The Allan liner Pretorian was

standing by to which some of the passengers and mulls were belngi traiisfei'i~ed.

The Eiiipress of Britain is expected

to "Hike Quebec at a late hour to- niorrow morning. '

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MONCTON, July 28-A terrible

fatality occurred on the Transcontin- ental line near here Saturday.

A party of sight started out on the

line on a. motor trolley for a ride. They had been warned of a gravel train on_ the road.

At a sharp bend the train- was

heard approaching and an effort was made to get the trolley clear.

All escaped hut Chas M. Stecvcs

who was struck by one of the cars and killed. _

He was 45 and leaves a widow and

children.

His Royal Highness the Duke of

Connaught and Princess Patricia ar- rived here-on Saturday.

`i\iILI.IONAIRlsl'Sl NEPHEW

ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

CALGARY, Alta., July 25-H. M.

llaiihiiry, 22, a iiophcw of the mil- lionaire lumber dcalcr of Brandon, Man., is under si-rest in the city cells for alleged theft of $422.50 from the North Prince Albert Towneite Com- pany of Calgary. 'l`he`theft is said fn have been committed about June 15, and the amount represents money which it is alleged was collected fhv Ilanhnry while acting ns a sales ag- ent. for the company. Uni! DBS b0c‘l1 set at $1.400-

TWO INDIANS Fl*li.I. FROM

WAGON ANI) DROWNED.

CORGWALI., Ont., July 27-Mlt-- chell Siwatis, of Yellow Island Mar Rt. Regis and Charles Left of St. Regis, two Indians about 20 years of. age, were drowned in the Svne yegcei-dey. They fell asleep while on their way home and their horse knowing tha road well tur.ned at the point where the ferry to Yellow ls- land ls. The horses ferried the river hut, the passengers fell out and were drowned. -

SIHIKE IIVIII A . `|II 'LIIIIIIIIN

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(Canadian Press)

LONDON, July 28--The .strike at

the l.oudon docks, which started ear- ly in May ami caused 50,000 dock laborers and their families to live in a state of semistarvatioii for ten weeks, was declared at an end today and work will be resumed Monday.

MIKADO OF JAPAN

ON VIRGE OF. DEATH.

TOKIO, July 26-The condition of Mutsiihito, Emperor of Jallan, is to- day, regarded by these in immediate attendance as extremely grave. The physicians have issued only one bul- letin up to two o'cloek this after- noon and that announced no change was regarded as ominous by the pub- lic. 'The nature of his Maiesty'e mal- ady which is indicated as acute nep- hritis complicated by uremic poison- ing and which began to cause serious alarm about July lil., has prevented the Imperial patient taking sufficient nourisliment and he has continually become weaker. The biilletfns have hitherto maintained a hopeful tone and it was hoped thatll-lie Majesty would rally again, but instead he ap- pears to have suffered B relapse and it is feared that his heart cannot stand the strain.

A NICE BUNCH

OF CIVIC OFFICIALS.

Dn'r1=io1'r, Mich., Jaiy za-Eight

Alderman and the Secretary of the (lommon (lounvll committees were placed under arrest this afternoon on charges of accepting bribes and‘con- sniracy to accept a hrlbe for their votes and influence in the passing of a measure affecting city property re- cently transferred to the Wabash Railroad. Atieast six other arrests of Alderman are expected at any moment and lt is alleged that $3.700 passed hands in sums from $100 to $1,000. The bribery was consummated summated and the arrests accom-

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pllslied under the personal supervi-

all reseiied and taken aboard the Ein-|

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I-ffl' Ulf# C1111 t and crew were taken

(Canadian Press)

iish government has decided not to

_ g nainu an bill, for the present at least, on ii

The Government has nothing to aim

for the present.

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(Caiiadinn Press). TOKIU. July 23"1‘h€ lilmlleror has

been unconscious since dawn and an examination has disclosed the grav- cst condition.

residents of Morningside I-Ieights have been the prev of a girl who has

dollars.

The duinbwaiter trick is as old as

New York's oldest tenements, The thief- sounds the hu'/.zer_ from the

is wanted. When told any sum, hs calls back.

The bill' goes down the shaft, and

out goes tne thief.

The Hifi works didereutly. She

WHS clnlJl0yP<l liv .. cleaner to collect bills. She would go to n house with o bill for $6 ana ten nie miiia ni...

8 Tfifffililt- 'l`W0 women who nad been l"`€Y€11 upon in this manner complain- sd to the cleaner and found they had been the victims of the same girl. The cleaner i 1

girl in some cases had raise-d the bill as much as a dollar, where she felt she had ii careless wife to deal with. The girl was discharged and other .cleaners are watching that she does not reappear.

VALUABLE COLTS

' KILLED BY TRAIN.

GALT, July 25--Last night three

valuable colts owned by Miss K. L. Wilks were struck by n Grand Trunk engine on the Galt-Elmira branch and received injuries which neeessi tated the animals being destioyed. A number of colts got on to .the railway tracks in some iinnoiintable manner. The night was very dark and the evening passenger train com ing here struck three of the animals, throwing them to the side of the track, where they were fuiuiid this morning, lying in n pool of water.

legs broken and it was found neces- sary to shoot them all. The loss will be heavy to Miss Wilks, the three colts being worth about $2,000.

35 FOOT MOTOR IJOAT

CROSSING ATLANTIC..

BOSTON, July 25-The 35-foot

motor Detroit, Capt. Thomas Flem- ing Day, snstbound across the Atlan- tic. was spoken on Julv 22, 800 milcs east of Boston iight, by the steamer Arabic. The Detroit reported ' all well. She has four men on hoard,and is the smallest power boat that has

sion of Detective William J. Burns.

ever ventured across the Atlantic.

Capt J. N. McDonald, Charlotte- town, Dredge Inspector,'hn.s returried from Hickay's wharf where the dredge Prince Edward has been at

work for some time past.

llent service has been ren

'. ii exte _ _ '~ .asia iin-e~i»y no .image were are

want of improved shipping facilities lies been keenly felt. At this wharf the north and south sldephave been iut to a depth of eight feet the cut- tin bein fift feet in width and one

» _ ding opaitfmia here the Prince

will 1noeoed-~to Mc. stewart

w *name dredging will be done.

. I ' K Y hundred- and twenty-five feet long.

°"° ‘a°~°* , uit nfmmaaii an

trainers...rrriniis ~

the past three weeks improvlni! shin' pn.; facilities in the nm-bor. a swat

work has been performed here ag Tfgnish will next receive the attentl of the dredge. The 'rlgnish run has become filled on one aide by movin-g send and one vin' iw drqlzsd out- 'The dredge Montague in now ‘ at Bouria and has done much dnrinl W9 past few weeks. She will do consider- able dredging at Montague Bridge or Panmure Island'\after completing the work at Sourin '

cept McDonald speaks enthusiasti-

cally of the lendld service being

rendered the &gdalen Islands and the fishing i intry by the develop- ment of the harbor at Amherst h _

lat that port. Nature has endowed Amherst with a splendid harbor and

a reallydine port of shelter, the only drawback being a lack of depth. The dredge ia providing what nature fail- e`d to supply and the result will be

dredge No. ‘4 which is new `enge.¢ed`

UMBWAITER THIEVES .

AND PETTY SWINDLERS BABY BOY B HORRIBLE D

NEW YORK. July 26--Dumbwaiter thieves and pen” swimmers have hee" Vliiilil-2iN:i)i?lie iflllyycd with other cli'ld

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£.‘i§Z.‘.13'.i.€‘... ‘i§I.”§.§.;".§'.'if.’“.§i` .T.'.`.".il‘f ~ "ri" he

. . ‘ , » Gordon, the baby son of Uhris.l’ink,

within the lust few days. l‘he great- 262 H .R I _ er number of victims ol the dumb- death ;'F|5%l.1c,l;;`Z;‘ ’thiBme‘!' l‘_L.r'_telH_‘:lc

't-ny( ~, _. €€ll_!.Weu

;1_1c\__'(¢)l_as ;0n__h!_:_\:_|;él;_ctfi_n inulei_%_I:_l;_f:l. Z; a runaway horse swer_ved from the twean 113th and usth street _while street to where the little lad was

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WASHiN(l'I‘0N, July Z8-'l‘f\e llri- M(iN’l‘itlt'Al., Jiiiy 28-An explos-

lwbtest H a_n’St the Pa' __ ___ ion iii ii. small inutor launch opposite

Hfiniriiigtuii on Lake Ht. hollis to

nntp g\|i,,nittcd by George hmis un day has resulted in the death of one -lilly 8. inan and the seriou.-i injury of _ two

otlicis.

friends for a cruise and when the ex- plosion occurred the boat took five fire. _

Oscar iiative, a barber, declared he

could swiiii to the shore and leaped overboard. ,Fifteen feet from the shore he went under and was seen no more.

Meilard Paiement, the owner, and

S, Angelle were seriously burned and the others sustained minor burns but were taken oil tfie boat in time,

EATH.

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The owner of the boat took five'

Saved Empress Badly Damaged, is Towed to Que Wins Two Cornwall

HEIIIHN HIIME b°°_Win 150Powii=fS _ WIIII'I PHIIIISI MIIIIIH IXPIIISIUII °"“T°f°°"*°)\II°'iI'f==

I _((‘nnadian Press) 1 MONTREAL, .iiily 214--The ,Corn- wall Lacroase tenni was decisively beaten Saturday afternoon by thy Montreal twelve by ,, ...ein-., of 9_3, (Canadian l'i'esi-i)

OTTAWA, July zii-The Capitals

had _an easy time defeating the Mon- treal i-lhainrockn 7-1 this afternoon in n good game of lacrosse,

(CBnl.dil!1 Press) ivioN'rai-Jai., July ei-'riic Ni.-

tionals of this city defeated the Ta- cumsebs of Toronto 6-4 ;-ietiirdny in a fiist but somewhat- rough gxhibig- ion of lacrosse.

(Canadian Press) 'I'0RON'I‘(),` Jllly 28-The ’|‘qr0nf;0

Lacrosse twelve, who were dennis() by a score of I°2-6 last week in Mon- '-FHHI. Hot their revenge U11! afternoon when the Montrealera were entertain. cd here and decisively benign, gn, score being 10-5. - .

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KEIINEBIIZ I MIIIIE

roinping. The horse was attached to a coal viaggon owned by Mr. Brooks, and started to 1-nn “way ab.

~, ll .t il f ~ pu ev C or heme" several humued out two blocks from where the fata-

lity occurred. The child, but two and a half yenrs_oi age, was unable to save himself, and he was picked

basement_ announced that he has um :ip in a dying condition. His skull |mmd|_y_ and asks how mmm change ind been fractuied, and he lived but

a few minutes alter reaching Victoria

l-losoital. l-iis father is n vocalist, well known in liondon and western Ontario. _

JAPAN WANTS AN l<lX(`fiISl<l TO

had fi hill for $6.50. The maid would HARBIN, July 26--Japaiicse secret report to her mistress, receive Lin. service agents arrived here from larger amount, pay thc girl and get Seoul to take posuessioii of papers

which Riissian aut|ioi'if.ies found on about 100 lioreabs cliargcd with complicity in U, plot to assui-isiiiate ex-Premier Prince liatsure of Japan, whrn he passed through recently cn

ea'd she had lcard _ other storekeepers complain that the i mln” 'fo St- P°t°"Bh“rg‘ d

Suspicion exists that evl ence is be-

ing manufactured against American and Canadian missionaries in Korea, where 123 natives, on trial for ‘par- ticipation in an anti-Japan'-‘nn cull' spiracy, implicated the missionaries by their original confessions and then knocked the props from under the prosecution by repudiating N10 C00* fessions in open court. '

Since then foreigners in the Orient

have been wdnilering what step the Japanese would take next to find an excuse for driving the' missionaries from Korea.

_ oniiniri-:N M/in Pwr our

UAH ANI) l{l|.l.i'll').

~ .=‘.\'iiNi~:\', N. s., .iiiiy zc--J. W.

lioutilier, "_ conductor employed by the (fape Britain Electric liailwayi was ai'restc¢_i at Sydney today on_1i charge of manslaughter. liniifiiier put a man under the iiifliiinice of li-

Iduch of the injured animals had its,-,|“0r_ my his cm. |,etW,.,,n H,.,|,,,.y nm]

Glace llay last week. 'l‘lie niiin was pn" oygr and killril iiliulll. the saiiiic

I V < Sydney, (irown Prossriitcr D. A. ilrarn licgan nn iiivcstiiriitioii \\'if.li the result tliat"Boiitilicr wus

rested.

The crown officers are also proceed-

ing against Frank Tobin, of New Waterford, n shot rlrer in one of the pits. I-le allowed his aslistant. One

(laulford,to connect a shot which went off before latter could get away and

killed him. The can-ner's jury hrniight ln a verdict charging neglect against Tobin. He was sought by constables today but could not hc

found.

TIDES, Sllff, MOON

llfl) LENGTH 0|’ DIY

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(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, Ont., July 29--Medea

are westerly and southwesterly winds; fair and moderately wagm.

` EXPIGIJ li‘()§(EIG NEHFI .

(Canadian Press) AU(iUS'l`A, July 28-A spectacular fire on the east bank of Kennehec River, opposite the city of Augusta, tonight destroyed the saw mill and lumber yards of the Augusta Lumber (lo, and the nails and rigging of tha three inaated schooner Lord M. Thur-» luw,, which was tied up at the dock, The loss is estimated at $150,000. -The cause of the fire is unknown.

MAY END STRIKE. .

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Nl'lW liEl)F‘ORD, July 29--The tel-

f.ile strike will anon be ended, it is believed today, by the siilistitution of a new grading plan devised by the Weavers' Pi'otective'Union. The State lioaid of Arbitration and Conciliation is considering this today, and if it finds the plan satisfactory, will pre- sent it to the Manufacturers' Associa- tion. *

l<‘raiik M. Bump has been delegated

by the State Board of Arbitration to do what he can at New Bedford and act as the hoard's representative. He is cndeavorlng to arrange a confer- ence between the union weavers and thc uiaiiufacturers. The attitude of the manufacturers

has not been learned yet. .Secretary William O. Devull of the New Bed- ford Cotton Manufacturers' Associa- tion refuses to make an" statement on belialf of the millmen. It is known ilioiigh, 'that they are meeting in- ormally from time to time and giv- ng careful consideration to the matr- rr. Those close In touch with the ifiiafion declare it is most likeli- iiv niillinrn will ilnallrv agree to con- f.-i- and that aneral opinion is that a

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ni:-cling of the manufacturers and micI`iit.i\'i'i¢ with the State board will fake place the first of next week.

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$'.'l` IOHN .lulv 27-Maor General

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W. li. Otter, inspector general of the i

’auai|inn forces, arrived In the cltv`

lust ereiiiiig und will go to Halifax

f.iiii-i niorniiiiz. (lriieral (ltter is on

ilace b the same car returninil to an iiispecfion four nf‘”the"hr'anches 'nf

the sriwlca in liliistarn Canada, He was in lvoinistiick yesterday and an

nr iiisiini-lion of tfie equipment - was

made.

in -roiivvrsatioii with .. repnrterlast

night General Utter said that so far

ii had found things in a very satis

h _ factoryf condition. This is the ordin- u I-le

rv annual tour of inspection.

will likely come here to inspect the new armory when it is ready to be taken over from the contractor.

ROBBERS LOOT

VANCOUVER BANK.

vsnoonviea, B. o., July 2e-

Two robbers held up this Northern Crown Bank at Oenttal '»Patk, six miles out of Vancouver, at 1 o'c\oek this afternoon. They nadbeen loiter- ing in the vicinity for hal! an hour, having come there with U,ho& and rig. They covered the manage” 0.0. Temple- with a gun andialeo hid up his assistant Mr. Temp ina. Wthol

The lowest temperature _recorded

,yesterday was sixty-two degrees, a-

one of the very finest harbor! lor glilimvg ni-9 gnq tn, highest qu nun. rumen. mi. ce *“°°"°°" "“° been y-one iiiicve. 'rnaidweet recorded me aerioully halnvéfcd Ill f-|19 DNC in previous night was fifty-eight above. the Magdalene owing to the lack ol._ At nine a, m., yegterdayin, 1|” g|gg,y_ a good harbor and with this pro- yseven above and nine p, m. it was vision an opvortiinity will be glveirislxty-two above. ' - the fishermen 6! readily disposing oli The temperature at one o‘clock their fresh fish for bait, thereby real- Saturday by the Rexall Store" test- ininl V-\\°Ull“dB 01 11011011 annually- od thermometer with a northern ex-

Donlitleb the people ofthe lsolat- popups was seventy-nine degrees

ed islands will be quick to appreciate gin,” mo,

the advantages which they will he in _ _ In pceuicn is even ciimiaivca imp

whom were havia§__` lunch. at- tempted to fora .mph te open. tha late. but le 'lliiilllvk' _

him over the head with ap

iaadpfpe.»1‘ney but Tompkins out ‘business in the lame _nianleh t broke GN! I c& lie! llilfilble tw thousand dollars. They got away their rig. When 'l\ml>le. nuov ' consciousness, he telephoned for 'hal _ but the robbers have not yet

captured. | -

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