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Special to The Guardian. tJ'l"I‘AWA, July 17-The members
ure beginning to gather for the res sllmption of the business of Parlia- ment tomorrow, but the attendance lor the first few days does not pro- :nise to be large.
The House will meet at 3 o'c1ock in
the afternoon without formalities audi unfinished business will be taken up.
It is probable that the program for
the day will bs Government bills. The situation in reference to reci-
procity will not crystalize until the vote has been taken in Washington on Saturday next. ` ' - The consensus of opinion is that tllere will be a deadlock _over reci- procity and supply and that the llollse will dissolve within six weeks und it general election be held.
lion Frgnk Cochrane and Hon
itohert Rogers are here conferring with R. L. Borden and the presump- tion is that plans are being formulat- ed to force Jie Government to go to thc country. `
NIIIIKIHLL NNI] I
SWIIHIIIISH ._ IIIIMINIII MIIIKLI
ll(Jb"l‘iJN, July l4~Mnckerel andf
s\voi'lllisli continue to dominate the ll-null fish market at 'l‘. wharf, al-i Lhougll outside of huddock, all kinds ni gl-ollndfish are bringing satisfac-
tory prices, while swordfish are liav-. ing difficulty in hanging onto the six, cent tuark.
Ycstcl'dliy, after the report, seven, vt-lifts nrrived, three of them macker- vl scillcl-s,' with fares oi _ from (S000 lo 7000 fresh mackerel, ,two trips of iinkvrs null one large, one lietter with n golnl catch, t\vo swordflsilolunell und one l’l'ovincetown llnlibnter.
This morning, of the 14 trips in the dock. live were sworlllish, the catches rlillging from five to 111 fish, schoon- er l'llInlllnd F. Black having the lat- ll-r |nl'gll number. 'l‘lle groulidlish fur- cs grllcmilly ran small and as- tlicrre uns at fair demand the prices rose ac- rnrllillgly, Hllkc $3.50 und $4, while lin-gr cod.sold at $4.50 and $5. Had- .lnck brought $1.25 and $1.75. l<`l'l-all mackerel were about the
cinnc ns yesterday, 19 and 20 cents, for iurge and 12 cents for mediums, while the two tinker trips 'which sold yt-stertlay afternoon brought 3 and 4 ll-nts per f`lsb.
LIVED TOO FAST
FOR $7 A MONTH.
Special to The Guardian.
BOSTON, July 17-In threading her
way up the channel shrouded in a bank of fog the Plant Line steamer Halifax from the Nova Scotia capit- al ran aground on Georges Island _to- day and became so firmly attached to the sandy beach that tugs had to bring her passengers to the city, leav- ing the steamer to be-floated at high water in the aftcrooon.
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PORT LIMON, Costa Rica, July 13
-'llhe Province of Bocas del Toro is in the grip of the most critical ice famine in its history. As a result feeling is very bitter and proceedings almost piratical have been narrowly averted. The Panamanian province has ii serious epidemic of malarial fever and this adds to the llistress.
The latest outbreak was when a
fleet of boats surrounded a steamer of the United Fruit Company and of- fered to pny fabulous sums for ice. 'I‘he company having instructed cap- tains of the' fruit vessels to allow noi sales, the men demulidell that ice bel given them. The stricken population: threatened to use force and careful tactics had to bc adopted to prevent an actual cflort to board the vessel.§
Since the taking over or nhsorp-|
tion of the Uamors-Mcilolincll Ban~' ana compuliy hy the United FruitI company, the iilllahitants of Bocas* del Toro' have been suflcrilig priva- tions from the lack of ice. The steam- ships which for years have been supplying llocas with icc \verc pre- vented froln colltillllillg tho scrvicc, orders to this l-lfcrf _l~\ot=l~ly followilli-_ ' the change in the fruit compalli-es.
When the Fort Morgan put rin upon ber latest voyage bouts big and little I filled with lncn of till descl'iptiol_is, crowded around tho vesslcl and plead- ed their case. 'l‘be captain then lilzille the stliteliillnt-“My friends, I have the ice and wish to sell, but first you must get an order from the coni- pany."
No such orders being obtainable,
the ship steamed ollt to sea, where a big consignlnelit of'ire was dropped into the waters of the gulf.
The Fruit company has a small
land plnlit recently installed upon its big plantation. This plant runs sometimes. The people of Docns del Tnros insist that sonictiniels is very seldom, and that usually the plant is not in operation. When it is the ice supply is declared very inferior and is llrchasenblc onl nt the rate of
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lll°llll.lN, July 16.-Berlin is ln- torcsted and amused over the trial of] the young Count Metternlcb, a nc-; pllcw of Count Wold Metternicli, the! G.\rlnun ambassador at London, nni the charge of cheating his creditorsi nnd living sxtravagantly on an al- Iowunce of seven dollars a month from his angry father. The count's ill-.reuse is that *he had every prospect of marrying Gertrude Kert- hern, the daughter of the millionaire owner of one of Berlilfs ullwes,
GIRL MEETS DEATII
E ’ WHILE PLAVINGI
NEW YORK, July 15-"Im not
hllrt mother, but please take this knife out of my heart," fifteen year old.-Helen Winman moaned as Mrs. Winman found her prostrate on the floor of their apartment kitchen last night. The girl, while rom ing with her pet dog, had fallen and) was im- puletl upon a potato knife which she wns playfully brandishing.
The panic-stricken mother drew out the knife and ran screaming for a doctor. Returning she found the l<irl dead, half way up the hall smir- way where she had drawn herself.
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sixty pounds for $1.50 gold. Contin- lled distress results, especially among the fever patients.
ST. JOHN ENGINEER
BADLV INJURED
ST JOHN, July 16-Thrown to the
sidewalk with great force when his horse bolted on Saturday evening, William Murdoch, City Engineer, sus- tained a temporary concussion of the brain, and was unconscious fnr more than one hour. Mrs Murdoch, who was in the carriage, was U also thrown out, but received no inlurles beyond a bud shaking up. The condi- tion of the city engineer showed much improvement tonight.
ACCIDENT T0 A TRAIN;
' _THE ENGINEER KILLED
BUFFALO, N. Y., July 15-'l`Ta1n
No. 5 on the Erie railway from New York to Buffalo, is ditched at Por- tage. Four persons are reported killed, .including Engineer William Oliver, of Budalo,_and his fireman. Other names are not yet obtainable.
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' LONDON, 'July 15 --Lord Strath- cona returned to London last night from his flying visit to Ba-th. It was generally remarked with what as- lunllillills alertueis and linfaillng zest that he went through the Old World
”f‘l”°l1.10hy of admission to the ‘modem of this ancient city, addingh 5 name to the scroll of fame which includes l.orrl Nelsoic, the Duke of yellington, thu late Du s of Combi-ldg _abd Lord Robert and "Rosebery. .That LordI
l-ltmthcofia ll goodluisitidthar stan years of active piihliii III was the general comment.
‘In presenting’-`thIlf freedom of the idly. the May r said, in the presence 0' fl lnlrse una olstiilgulntlsal com-
PHHY. that Botti 'delighted _to honor li :rest servtin -of Oanaiial- and the l"'“l’l\)°;-_ __ were, he contioncd wily two lv _ freeman qi- auth, L-‘<;32d_nobdrti and ffogebery, and he,
"We Ioel, my Lord, that if YOU Will
accept this honor nt ollr hands Y0“l‘ name will add lustre to this this roll. We, as citisens of Bath, are proud of the long association of this_CitY With the great statesman and Empire builders of the past.
"We ask you to honor us by per-
mitting us to link your name with our ancient City. There is great-pride among‘all classes of our cltlmis in your many aided career and remark- able achiel/_8il‘l.°§!lI-.B-" . .
An elulior te bluo burgess tlclret,
qualntly wogded, and then ltlgual \‘v the Town Clerk and presented iln a silver casket to Lord Strathcona. who mined .tho roll of freeman amid ' ` t h ring. '- gnlngrdc Strathcona ‘returned thanks with great modesty and charm. His admission to the freedom of the city; he said, ‘he regarded as a great and signal honor. ‘He spoke of the history
ously Cuuscd G`rcutLoss I
at Fox River.
The owners say it was the work of
of eighteen miles and has burned a
(J'I"I‘AWA, July 15-The pi‘iZe'list
I I IILNIIIES SHIPPING.
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BAL'rIMonE, July' is - A water-I
spout that broke all records in size,l shape and movement in Marylandi waiters formed ofi' thc steel works atl Sparrow's I-’0ilit during n storm yes-3 crday llnd _ caused constennationI among the llundrells ol' l-lmall craft on. the Patupsco River as it swept witbI fearful velocity, ncnr several lnrgo‘ steulnboiitu, out into Ubesapenkel Bay. ` Powers boats speeded away to eith- er side. Had it struck allyl of them it would undoubtedly have swalrlpcdf them. The' peculiar whirling wind held 5 llil telephone connections betweeni Spal'row's l’oint and the maritime, exchange for nearly an liollr. A big lig-liter was turn. from lier moorings. and swept down the bay close to the. wnterspout, which appeared to be 100` feet in diameter and 300 feet high, connecting the wntcrs with the hcnvyl lowering storni cloud. 'No llzininge is reported. When the s|nnlt bl|l'l~ii,` oil l~‘ol‘l. llowtirll, ill till- buy, if. ln;llll~ :i t\ilig_ilifi¢-iotli. I-lluzctnclr. lt was Lin- first one seen Ilerc silit-,c 1003.
HON. VI,S. FIELDING
' BETTER OF HIS TRIP '
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OTTAWA, July 16.-Hon. W.
Fielding i'et_‘.1rlied to the capital ye -. terday. The finance minister's Euro- pean tour was undertaken for a change and rct‘.i‘eatioli, mid his health had been breatly benefited especigl-i ly by- the ocean voyage. I
UNANIIAOUS FINDING ' IN G.II.VI. STRIII'
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f>'l"l`AWA, .luly 15 - The unani-- nlous finding by the board of con-I ciliation in the .dispute between the G. N, W. and its telegraphers has been received by the labor depart- ment, and is largely in tae nature of a compromise. During the hear- ing of -the case the compaln-y _increas- ed its wages, and this increase .is, conflrined in the board’s decisionl with slight Iurlhcr insreases. Em-` ployces who had been dismissed be- cause they alleged they were union men have been reinstated with a few exceptions whete they. were other ct_Jmpla,nts against certain men.
of the City feom the days of the Romans. It has survived all trials by its religious character and love of freedom. Hs then touched upon the corresponding bases of success in the life of Canada and traced the won- derful progress of the Dominion dur- ing the last forty years, describing his own share, in it as little, and his efforts as feeble.
His Lordship’s speech was regard-
ed as is remarkable achievement for a man of his great age.
Two attendants' next entered carry-
ing loving cups, the Mayor raised the lltl and Lord Strathcona, drank to the prosperity of the City of Bath.
“God Save the King," the Mayor
responded. The toast went round. the band struck up the National Alltllem and the company present trooped out to tne Guildhall in ancient stats.
COIIAUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND VIITII IAINLAIID
Yesterday the _Northumberland left
this port at 8.20 a. m., for Picton with passengers, freight, express and mail, docking at 12.00. She left on return at- 4.50 p. m., docking at this port at 8.20 p. m., bringing passen- gers, freight, express and yesterday'c N. S. Mall. Sho leaves this mornin; for Picton at 8.20 a.m. ` The Harland left yesterday at one p. m. for Orwell ports. 'She returns this morning and leaves. this after- noon at three o‘clock for Orwell, re- turning at night. Yesterday tho Eastern express
train lwas' five minutes late, the Southern and Western accommoda- tion trains arrived on time, the Summerside accommodation was Ave minutes late, the Eastern accommo- dation forty five minutm into and the Western express was Mty_n1\l\\\iȢB ate. , '
for Dominion Rifle Association meet,
was issued today. Among the im-I
portant announcements for riflemen is that the following sights are ap- Drovedt B. S. A. Martin; Canada Tool and Specialty Co; Fenhy-Hale;j London S. A.; l’etldie;. Sutherland, Swift; Westerly-Richards; White, also the (!lifl'ord Base, Tipping extension and Northnver plate.
Figllre targets will be used at 200,
300 nnd 500 ynrds, the dimensions bc- ing, 200 und 300 yseds, bull 7 inelies; inner 15 inches, nlngpic 24; oilter, re- lnnllidcl‘ of turgcf., 4 feet st|unl'e; 500 ysirli), bull 20 inches, illner 32, mal!- pie 48, outer li foot sllllnre, The fig- ure target will also be used in the Borden match at 500 ynrdc, and in all military matches. _ 'The l.lol'llcn wal-l fol'lnerly lit 600 yards. The dillietisions of the buIl’s eye targets will rclniiili the slime as last year.
All competitions will he open to
mlcliibers of I-I. M. (lnllndian Navy. Governor (}cnel'a1’s match will be, at 300 yards ilistcnll of 200 yards. I
IININIIIII LIIILLI I R .
IIIIIILLY INJIIIIII]
Eltllil, l’ti., July 15--"Bud" Mars,
the well known livilltor, was probably fatally injured here yesterday when the lost-control of his machine and dash- ed to the_.ground. He took up aero- | planing with Glenn Curtiss a yenrl ago and on his second day's practice made 25 flights. He left San Fran- cisco last December and came back last month laden with trophies of 250 flights in Honolulu, Manila, Su-` matra, Japan, Corea, Java, Siberia, Russia, and on one occasion carried a royal _passeiiger-tlie King of Siam. His young wife, who accompanied him everywhere, has been his coni- panion in many of his flights.
Should Mars succumb he will be the
75th victim to the science of avia- tion, the first being Lieut. Thomas E. Selfridge, U. S. A., September_.17. 1908. In `1904 four lives were lost-, in 1910, 34 fatalities occurred, while so far this year thirty-six lives have been sacrificed.
TNIRTV-TVIO VIERE
, EITHER DROVINED OR
CRUSIIED T0 DEATH
'NEW YORK, July 15 -Thirty-two
passengers and several members of the crew ofthe steamer Irma were drowned or crushed to death when the vessel was sunk by the Dlamantl according to a despatch from PON Llmon. Costa Rica, published here to- day. The wreck occurred during a storm in the estuary of the San Juany river. '
'l‘he fact that most of the passen-
gers were below on account of the heavy weather, seems to account for thc heavy lose of life, as the steamer sank so quickly that there was little ehanse for those underdecks to escape. The 1;-ma, was heavily laden and her efforts to sail into port did not take her far enough to prevent the Dia- mant plunging her nose deep into the side of the Irma. The Diamcntc's bow was badly battered, but she proved seaworthy.
VIEATHER FORECAST
Special to The Guardian. ` '
TORONTO, July 18-Fresh south-
easterly to southerly winds; showery with local thunderstorms.
The temperature at three o-clock
this morning was fifty-six degrees a-
_bove xero. _
h owest tem erature recorded
, ‘Nlnquire Mrs. N. A. Currie, 271 Quefn
Set by Incendiary, Raging Furl- _ -
WINI IISHIIHE KILLIII IN IN `IIIIIHlIIlIIU CASE I III NIIKI IUIIII
IN IIIIEK IIIII LXPLIISIIIN f5f5i»il@.tftsl»it-e.tl.;l;_.es IS PIIUIIIIIJLI III IMLHIII I BTI' » .
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:Phe 3rd round in the match for the I l“r0Sid_cnt’s prize resulted as follow
MW* Alley and D. B. Stewart wonI from Miss Haviland and A.A. Mac-I Lean 5 holes up. I
Miss Pope and H. W. Longwortbf
won from Miss Goodwill and A. W.' Hyndmnn _2 holes up. I
Mrs J. U. I-lyndinun and A. W_-
Weeks won from Mrs. W. S. Stewart and W. A. O. Morson 2 holes up, I
In the 3rd round Mrs. Alley and,
I). ll. Stewart, won from Miss Pope, and H. W. l.ongwortIi_ one hole ull' and Mrs. J. U. Hyndinnli and A. W. Weeks drew u bye.
(Jn Wednesday the finals will bc.
DIHYEII by Mrs. Alley and D, B I Stewart, against Mrs. J. O. Hynd-I man and A. W. Weeks. i
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FIVE SUDDEN AND VIOLENT
DEATHS IH MONTREAL
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MONTREAL, July 10-Five sudden and violent deaths were reported yes- , terday afternoon and evening. (iliris I tinnliu Marcotte, aged .l.§, wiisl struck and killed . by li l-itrcet cal 1 while playing ill front of her liousr» on Ollt`n.i-io stl‘cnf.. .I. B. Gironard, n- iilloninii for many years, expcriencvi wlith H. 1'.. H. and P. company, ro I ceived an electric shock and was ' in.; stantly killed while lvorking on thc' Longue Point i-oad. Marcin Wnsnisli, a young l’ole, who came fo tile city two months ago froln the Uliitcll States, suicided in his room on, Aberville street. His landlady, found him hanging from the ceiling.I He was out of work, due to ill-heal-‘ th. James Wilson, 35 years old, died in the hospital Saturday even' ing as the result of being struck by li heavy stone while at work on ii house being built on Seaforth ave- nue, Cote Des Neiges. An unknown man wasstrnck and killed by a cal nt Montreal West lute lust evening.
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SYDNEY, July 16 - The special train carrying the officials of the In- tercolonial railway who are engaged upon a general inspection of the road, arrived here last evening, and will're- main until Tuesday. The officials in- clude A. W. Campbell, deputy minis-, ter of railways, and chairman of the! board of management; D. l’ottinger;i E. Tiflin, general traffic manager; F.l P. Brady; J. B. T. Caron, general! salicitor; W.'B. MacKenzie, chief en- gineer; J. R. Joughlns. superinten- denlt of motive power; T. C. Burpee; Engineer Monit, and Y. C. Campbell. They will make an inspection of the, government yard, power house andl all property here tomorrow, and will* lneet the businese men of the city in
regard to necessary iml>rovements.` On Tuesday the officials will visit North Sydney and Sydney ’Mines. »
CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(Too late for Claasiflcatigl)
’_o`sl‘r°lA’F.li1“i<T¢l&t1ltli`iuitlels 5 __ li' F. C. W. Finder leave at this q`fflce.aifd get rewardq 7-l8d3iD\‘l.
W-ANTED on sept. 1, general ser-
vant. No washing. Mrs. Handra-
han, 280 Grafton., _ _ _7-1_5ll_I‘l}lP<l
XNYANTED-Young man to work on _ lfarm. Apply to Wm. J. John- son, Hillsboro, Lot 48. _ 7-18dr3ipd.
,WANTEwA competent multi for
general housework to go to Hal-
fax. Good wages to capable person.
St. _Gita __A ___,________._1i1?_‘l.l!i1l‘L:
. lAN'l‘ED-Competent girl for gsn-
; :eral housework. Must he well
ended and understand plain
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McLean, Was
_ . an incendiary and that mes were get . Special to The Guardian.
'”* in three distinct places on their pro- W ' ”'” j MONTREAI., July 17-William J.
lperty- ;Mcl.ea'n of Molltreal a native of
special to rl.. etoniiun. ,vaf,*§a{)§; ,ufgge “fe lass, run ghftollsh special to The Guardian. l
Dulviois, July 11-Twenty-one min-‘ . .f ““ ° 0”” is 8”" _Bi~:ni.1N, July 11-The Fresco-oer-I LONDON, July 17-Father Bernsrdlin the ure at Porcupine,
Special to The uunrdian- Ichariottetowu, met a hero s death
ers were killed in an explosion in 8. syvsi-1,11 from six to eight miles wid,e_. man conversations on the MoroceoIVaughan, the noted Jesuit, is com-I His body was found yyiug by 3 shaft ol the cascade ouui .ma Corel From 100 to zoo men employed by trouble have produced s basis for svleting arrangements for a tour of u length of charred nose to winch, as Company’s mine at Sykesville yester- Igggnéumhlgfsmin 1" lbw Sefif-i0n> of _the go1u¢i0n_ l the United States. ;master mechanic of one of the Heinle day. _ fthe ml; ,0r°th§°,‘;s‘§‘§§’;°;*§ §ig,*]‘§l§1*;;‘_§_ 'rue basis is distinctly disappoint-I He will _sail at _the end of Septem-.I lvnues in was his duty to attend. All of the dead but three were for- ‘with but little sucwss, ing to the Chauvinists who thought ` beg ““fl,1;""u r,;”‘;')‘,"“b““Iill f’lt`e"_I“°“,t'I He was 30 years of age, born in
eigners. The explosion was slight, as *----- they saw the mailed first closing onI Sane Ffxincllsrclg [Img “,f§;(“;1pB‘;“k'ng In Charlottetown, son of late T. A. Mc- was evidenced by the small damagel a rich section of the Shereeflan Em-7 -----l- ' I-0”"
done in the mine but the deadly afterI Dire- I _ , ' . damp is f‘=SP°"Si'°1° fel' nw" Of “lei _”*'”“_ I U 5l..N.2“.122d..I1§lN'l».lii"iI$"§`f.§.iI'2u‘I‘§n.i'§
mfim-uf ¢; NIIINIIIS SHIIWN IIN IHE LINKS I lil; llllgpll lillyiiilliiiiiit°iii.i§i§illii€liif~
, 'l‘he deceased when a young man
____ .entered his .father’s foundry “The
il<l‘sdale" and later went to Frank,
.;WA'SHING'l`0N`, July 15--Testimony Alberta, where he became Mechanical prelinlililiry to a thorough probing of Elli-1l!\90l` Ol lille l`1lllCI`¢Bl5 Mlueil- F01' the restoration of the Controller Bay a time hc was in Montreal and lat.- lands to entry and the claims repre ;l1€!`lY lllll-l been C0llllBCIi8il Wllill f-l16 sented by Richnrll S. [lynn of New Heinze Mine in the Porcupine‘Dist- York, said to represent the Guggen- Pict. His lmrents ure beth deceased. beim mining syndicate, in an ehort “ml ll” ‘VHS “f1"Hl\‘fl€d~ to monopolize Alaskan coal fieldsf H” IWVGH' ill” f0ll0Wl“f§ l>l`0l-l1Ul`5 was tlikcli by the House cluilnlittee, “ml 5l“l""""l t" m"'"`" their 1055: Mrs on expcnditllrcs in the Interior llc Hl|l» Ffflnli. Alia-; Willter, Montreal; plirtlnellt today. The witnelslsei-l were l‘m"’l- In the welll? A' in C593
lltlajor J. I3. f'-a\'ullngIl, ussirttlilit to the chief engineers of thc nrrny, lindi Alfred ll. lirooks, in charge of Alas- kan lnillel'o.l rcsollrcel~l for the llnitell States (Zoological Survey.
It was rellortetl that ii mllp of (lon troller Ilay containing trncings of tb.; proposed Controller Hay Railroad & Naviilntion Compnny's railroad __ re. presclitcll by .Hyun -had disappeared [roln the War Iiepiirtnient, but such ii lnnp hlls already been producctlfrom the Interior Department. So far the War Department has not received an illlpliclitiou frolii that coinpaliy for rights' to_er|-ict terminal wllnrves or piers at f‘ontroller liny_ _
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PERSIAN CABINET
5 IIAS 'RESIGNED
LONDON, July 15A sp.-cial des-l
lmtcll to the Staildarll, says that the' Persilln cabinet han resigned andI that the country is in n state of an-I archy. The roads ure unsafe and rc- hellious nlivenients are in progliess at Sliirnz, capital of the province ofI Fars, Kernians I-lap and Sehna,capi- tal of Kurdistan. Forty villages in. the Arubil district have been sacked' by the rebels. A strict censorshipl on out-going news has been estab- lished.
NEVER POINT GUN AS JOKE
CANSU, .luly 15-A nnluhcr oil
boys were swimming near thc fislii store of Wllliani Shritlcr, when one of them named Willie Horne, about ten years old, went into the store and finding a glm lying on a table, picked it up and pointed it out the door at the boys coming out of the water. It went ofl, discharging the whole load in tlic face of Jason Smith, shattering the chin and lower law and passing through his neck.
He did not know it was loaded.The
gun was left in thc store by Borden Shrider on his return from gunning, because he could not extract a shell that had not jammed. There is small hopes for the Smith b0y's re- covery.
PARRSBOR0 SCHOONER
RUN DOVIN
BOSTON, July 16-In a thick fog
the Metropolitlan line steamer Her- man Winter, on her way from New York to Boston, crashed into the lumber-laden two inasted schooner] Nevis, a half mile south of l’ollock| Rip lightship, shortly before noon.: The force of the impact sent (lnptaini Hines and First Mate Harold M. Mc- Kenzie, of the schooner, overboard into the sea. They were rescued by their own crew. It was found that, although the schooner had cut clean through her side below the watel lille, her cargo of lumber would keep her afloat, lind it was decided that the steamer should take ber in tow., The Nervis was-bound frolzi l’nrrsbo-
Breton; and Gerald, in Montreal.
NIILIIIIII ISLIIIIIS LIISI
‘ III IiiNIIL|i'S IIIIIIIISE
NEW \Olti&, July li-lt cost Mrs.
George 1.. lt.-allisuy, liiidc ol a banker of Helena, Mont., .$ll»,uo".; Lo see the sights of New iui‘l\'s Chinatown. Willie making a toni c_ :ll =:» lnfvli-.it of the city in nn automobile with her husband, Min. l;u.n....,' lt-.».t,‘ ,, dinlnonll ,brooch which it was learned. at the Hotel l’ala'1.a was valued at I$l.'i.tlit0.
Unable to get any trace of the
missing jewelry, Ml'. and Mrs. Ram- say, who had been at the hotel I-'alnza since June 7 last on their wedding trip, left Friday' last for .zheir home in Helena. Detectives Ollllllvycd bv the Plaza. reported that tney could obtain no ciew which might lead to the recovery of the brooch. Mr. Ramsey made arrange- ments with it detective agency to continue the scrach.
Mr. Iiainsey's.fir'st wife obtained a
divorce two months ago, alleging crllelty. Nothing is known in Hel- ena. the despatch stated of his isec- ond inurriuge. Montana folk residing in New York city were sruprised to hour that Mrs. llnmsey' had obtained Fi divorce, but the news of Mr. ltuni- scy's second marriage crime as _even n gretltci' surprise.
PICTOU RII LEIAEN
MALE BIG SCORE
WESTVILLE, N. S., 'July 15-The
fourth match in the Canada Rifle League series was shot today by the marksmen of the Tiith Pictou Countv Higlilunders. 'l`he team has an aggre- gate in the matches of the series of 3,706, Ilieut. G. \V. Mchcnn leading the team with :tn average of 98.25.
NEVI PROFESSOR FOR
ACADIA COLLEGE
woi.l»‘vi1.i.n, July 1-5 -A spe-
cial meeting of the board of gover- nors of`Acadia university was held at Wolfviile lust evening. Two mat- ters of considerable importance were considered. -
Wilmot H. Thompson, junior, M.
A., Ph.D., now assistant professor of classics at Yale universitv, was nn- painted professor Of Latin-. The growing nttendgnce of the univeisi- ed with )he university for a great over seventy last year, has made it necessary to provide a professor of l.ntin and one of Greek. Dr. Rob- ert V. Jones, who has been connect- ed with the university for a great mnny years ns professor of classics, will continue ns professor of Greek.
ro for Greenwich, Conn.
Minard‘s linlment curestgesgst in cowl
I go li little further on in the old
NIOTHER'S NIACANT CHAIR
felt it was different. Perhaps there
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yesterday was-sixty-seven degrefshg- waking, Gund wages. No waslisirigf- bove aero ami the highest was e g Apply 7 West St. 7- . one and a half. The coldest record- V MEACHER" WA.NTi§i)”|,;-Vino,-ya ed the previous night was sixty de- west School No 47' View,-ia Feel’ “l’°v° zero' At “ine p' m' West. Lot 13, Prince (lounty. Sul!-
yestordgy ltr was sixty seven de- moment $25_00_ school to Uommence K"°°= *‘ 0"” 2° °- sé t. A i t ooo. o. Hem .
The lenlgthl of todlnytwill be fifteen éitcy ,l[’,mst§;_y 0 ‘N45
hours on e even m nu es. ' ---'-°‘-"* 'rue use will is hlgl. uns litter- Bowbiiuél, surlil. ;m{xl;;;:.t:gd:; noon at 3.12 and tomorrow after- ma' ° v °l’°“ “ 2456”
noon at 4.16. Fl.ev2“!._..,_...__. ~-.--- ---------» '
The sun sets this evening at 7.41 CABMAN, Andrew Dunctai. F035
and tomorrow evening at 7.40; it ence phone, number 223- . or . rises tomorrow morning at 4.31 and A, Foster s, Central Drugstore, Dlwllf and Thursday morning at 4.32. number 163, where a first class turn-
house, and I find Mother's chair. Shelvéggs aboutethxndclglr- m°"3"§°“t_ll‘°é"
had so many cnres and trouble; to‘whe‘; Jéogmd don; wlizaégfnwheng wa ,soothe that it must have rockers. \§'w¢,-e wayward pub". scoydeykbug remember it_ well. It was an 0 Mother cried. It was a very wa efu chair and the rockers were almostichairl In the sick day of children worn Olli. f0l‘ I Will* the Y0\1“¢&Bl1..other chairs could not keep awake-
nnd the chair had rocked the whole it. kept easily awake. 1 That dchaii family. It made a creaking noise aslf knew all the old lullab es an ol it inovetl, but. there was mnsicln its those wordless songs which mdthcfl sound. It was just high enough Fo sing to their children. Songoin which
allow us children to put. og-r blends Rall pity and compassion' gziddsyuqlss; into her lap. That was t e an .thetic influences are com no . A where we deposited all our hurts and Iold chair has stopped rocking for A worries. Oli, what u chair that was. I good many years. It may be at up
The moon rises tonight at 11.13. out can be had. 6-21d1ml)‘l»
‘Minard's Llnlment curse Dlltomper.
l/fiourd's Linlmsnt .cures Dlphtherla. Minardht Llnlmeut cures colds. 9"-
lt was dldsrong frglrfili Fa;.hsr's chaiailn the loft or gagrot, but 'lt holds \ -it was entiniy ersn . You as - queen y power e . me now? I cannot ten, but we an Dewitt *l‘aima¢\. I
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