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` ’ NEW y0RK_ Jul “_A ' TORONTO July* 26-Twenty-live
(Canadian Press) _ “ble ,,. y _ ,, sped-A thousand dollars will _he sent by the (Canadian Press.)
-__ L d _ G _
h mxpqnihhlqly aww' Thh" W I Dreadnosgm 8:: ll; eaysim  Vosnedisllie ilgsnulsuturerslsssoelutlen MACl.EoD. July ze-Samuel will.
to the g a relief fund inski was . exec t d t. th it l
:$1012 intl; Zdiiorial makes the oug- PARIS, July 25- The VG,,,,a,,,B_n then nrlelsn Breed-Nets' shout# of this $10,000 is _onleielly given North west luoutlltld reolleeeuursgfo
' . _ ' tml* Allll-lit!! I and postmaster-general, Hom Pump P°l_ leader Ben Tillett to a. throng bf, “nd th° "°m°1°d°" tT“`°“€\1 Private here at 7.36 o’clock this morning for
'Bt HW' WSWS-011' Churchill; accom- letier, arrived here this evenin Hs ‘hiking dock works,-5.t,`,day__ _ subscription. the murder of George Lankatooy, a
_ tmrith. Gmmdmn u,nMm_ _ . 8. H _ _ During the western visit Board ol fellow miner at Frank Alta, on Feb-
' 0" N ‘"5 111°* by h representative of Pre- ° °‘°°"‘t°d Eh’ K°V°\'l1m°“l1lP°“d Railway Commissioners Jas E ruar '
. - . y sth lest. .
turn £0 Cnlllidll as an evidence for the mier Poincsre, the Canadian ¢,,,qm,s_ ing money on battleships when Bri- Walsh of _the transportation depart- wllllnski was inlstustsd with Lani;
closer relationship now established sioner to France; Dr. Phillips Roy tish workmen and tl,,,1,-¢,,,,,,1,,,,, are ment will confer with the mayor of utooy's wife and he put the husband
ibetween the .Dolnialon and the and the secretary of the Fraueo-Aln- “t°"Vi”B- ` mgma °” the I1"-‘UKBF 01 °¥l>°l\dii1“Y°- out 01 the WI? by fh00iill§ him in
"1 "'  » 1 er- -The Principal ebieet or Mr. rel- elm tent the preyer lor the e   "huh mu "°'k°d'
lens;-'s visit 1 t _ fi B-U1 Willinskl went on to the scaffold
ble, with M 7Llhlgul?l!ext?n§l:,'d,;f- 1332:; 0| DON! Devonport who was believ without a quiver
E  lieryof postdvmd gelsg,-aphs, m,,_h_,.e_ ed to be responsible for the em- I ' Th°'° WB” “TTY U18 Bhnrifi. f»W0
Eotherlahd on dpfence matters, erican committee, Gabriel Uouis Jar- Home one in the crowd reminded I A _*Th “__ V the- wash hon” of 5 coal mme in
'Tl ._ W -.
EHUTSEH '
‘ mil |;H[[g[ ..    .~.'....-... 3,030 [;, l, |1_
duvtlon H, cable rates and mi, the m_ players. obsunac was not _   priests and the guards and superln-
Y. ans r
zroquslng 0| 5 two cent ,_ _ b _ , _ _ _. U \ tcndent Primrose of the Mounted Po-
tween osnsds ond FruuelTJ°Tl‘lTlT° sf. "°'°d- "'1'f“°.” agreed 'rluett " I . » lice present.
mastm._g°nm,B1 will be jomhd on P;at_ ani satisfied God does not want Lord    I ---»-----
“rd” by th, \ Canadian premhr' Devonport, may the devil take him '
`Right Hou Robert L Borden' A the ' TT T 0   -
Canadian minister of iustioe Hon O I .___ .. ._ _ - . .
and fisheries Hon J D l H
and Hon A'E Kemp $532, me (Canadian Press) foundations. Several towns are with-
. - _ _. ' ' ._ \ _ 7
_ out portgoum _' ‘_ ` LONDON, I July 26-The British 
h v _ ---» _ML Hazen will confer with‘M_D _ . Government _was nearly turned out '
mgsse' the F,-auch minister of marks;  of office by a snap division this af
_ 0,, the sub ect f ,_ ' ternoon In resence of the usual thln
HAMBURG Jul 2|; i o reclp al hi i ' P '
ol um h V ‘gm Y , Tl; Mnnnser ,.°g,,,at,,m. notably M51” res§ecl’P_’;§ - Friday attendants chancellor Lloyd _
U BTIWTJUU UK YB-N18 an 1 M- d b uf George moved that Monday be devot fore the camplete loss of life is
Compahy has received orders to con stearldslfitpsse rpllyllmnsr l?£tw;goaTl?,-ang; E od to the dimussion of supplementary llnown. Work of clearing up the
_“mc” an armored cruiser for ghd Canada and on the possibilities  appropriations. The opposition fore- *__
' f th t d b t _ _ \ ed a division. By dint of B hurried
Gnu” ` gn” B ra 0 e Ween the two con" search in tha; lobbies of the house the
might torpedo hosts ure ull-cody un- G " t , -- t , wlunson ont. Jul 25-H. G
t governmcn wh p just managed to » Y _ _.
dtrtconstruetion for' that country. vlsiteato glglflls aglfcetllg ;tsT'lTTl:clTia:nt(lxx1TM? save the situation by a majority 0| Herbert, of 'Ottnwa, travelllng imrnl.
ister, n account of the close (Canadian Press) only three ' gratlon inspector for the Dominlon
ties be Ween Francs and Canada ‘xg WASHINGTON July 26-The Sen- Eflrggninhist' w:fste,.,,s];c:3tna;: ah::_§;:gg
A  . nn imn°Sins program ‘of entertain- nts by vote or av to ls d tn ' ’ ll ll - _
_ f"l`f`. " :_l 5 . I3 \~ Lwnts has Me” “ranged m tml" ho-use eixdise tax bill which I;lcTETTd ex? | | | Tzlalieéle S3 :}vnl?l;I<lll01 B had refused admit
_ onor. This includes B visit to Ver- I William Fer uson a, Sco ch a
_ _ l
I] ,mules and baqquats bywhe British tend the corporation tax* law to in- . . K . t nl n.  
/n   ‘f. chamber of commerce and the Franco- dividuals and co-partnerships on an . ' ' 3;: WEEE, €',:gr,(;e&°;:,' 51; Z‘;g§s,n;l§;
American committee, the latter to be income in excess of 5 000 river to Detroit' fi,-,ng your m,ue¢_B_ -_- ` ‘
V l $. -
v   Iglihrhly prtilsideél hover by Premier The bill was passed included pro-
o care an a riol Hanotaux th
President of the committee. . 8 F2820: fx' th” Tpeaé °lf1th° G‘:““l1"*“
_ .. c
/“L P 00 y D80 an t e subs itution
‘ `   Senator Borahs incolllo tax bill was
. (Canadian Press.) : defeated. _ _ `
of $2 per ton rote on print paper,
OTTAWA. July 20-'rho chief *iw-
Fruflt Inspector reports a splendid ‘
:Tippin crop outlook, throughout l-,bs
.. me » ' I I I
D lnlod He sage lt will be 100,000
rrels in Nova cotia
PUT 0E S000
illl l`li`i`l"lil'l_   -  in Bl 1300008
I fl0Mfw|i00w__`..   .<,#..‘».-.f.:#.l;».-T-Jie.;   ggllllelljullgil
  . lin llllll
Donnell of the Union hotel of thls
city met death in a singular msnnel-
Wvdneedey. The bony wus pleylug
on the floor of the kitchen in the bo-
tel while the pot, 0|
T-~" ,'¥- Atoup _wss` placed on the floor LONDON' July 26”' Th” Dany
for B moment The baby ml into Mail's parliamentary correspondent
' ‘ -declares that it is n open' secret that
I-lamp.-ix July zs-Between twel- the eenp sod wus so terribly epeldcd “-
ve one ...io ouloelt uno morning that it died eo n-euerwerd. "’° °“"“‘“““ 1"°'”‘°" Rt' H°"’ R;
L Borden and his colleagues are pre
o
' "' " pared to recommend the contribution
piers, was killed by falling headfirst   “ou hts_/b’ut that nothin c n *b
from s. window in the third story of _ g g a ° Bn'
his residence, death was instantly. I ;';)u3::;d1;'_°m the ministers' “tum
The body lay undiscovered on the    - .
'adewsllt with the reys ol the street- ,,,,'f`,'Qf,ef,)“,§ly,:,If‘,f;n"°§°".;’,f “WB ,3‘s’,‘f
‘ uting down on the lifeless  g ’ » c° ° r
,_ 'mf 9° t ~ od 1 ce . tu d I C R government in. preparing the recent
Jmhhs up urn” gl", hu , nh  ~ » ' I  naval estimates and that Sir Ed-
glge ?f,Te:‘T. :gods one g'cITg:lT ng own , ward Grey also had it in mind when
'The unfortunate man was carried he said in thi home 0! coming” “BT
1 M h f - h his ue' nd -__-. terday that thpre were forces at
10°. 5 Dir' .W °"° W 5 < work which would influence the ex-
-Michael Phelan I. (l. R. watchman in
the railway yard near the terminal of $30’000 000 to bum three dream in this column. Cash must accom-
son were to d for the first time that _ penditun on‘a,.maments_... ’
their. husband and father had had an
QIEBEC, July 25-As a result of
accident. -- a cave-in, which occurred yesterday
The doctors arrived shortly after. afternoon, while a number of men  
but'he could do nothing -and declared
death to have been instantaneous.
-.r 1* '_ -e---l---1-. _
were digging the banks of the canal
at Kenogami, Que., two men were
killed and five Italians and Poles
were injured, two mortaliy. Five
other men who were caught in the
slip, escaped without injury Three
. / .
WILL TTKE _UVEH
V 0 » In |04 E more are supposed to be st-ill under- / 
N"   neath the soil which fell. One hun-
PETITEUTT T0  
dred men are now working to clear
“ the channel and remove the other "'*-'
   ii-izullnul I * .T  
I P  ` _ (Canadian Press.)
l l . .__-. '   Growers Company _will take over the
_ ‘ the operation ofthe government cle-
WINNIPEG, 'July 26-The Grain
vators on September lst ~
LONDON, July_ B5-A petition --- _ _‘z
signed by‘M'ost Rev. John Baptist 4
Crobier, archbishop of Armagh and JONSVILLBL v,,__ July g5_   _
‘primate ol All Ir°le\i<1 (0h\n'°h nf 'rho ldlung ol nr. Jlunoo w. Weldon, ‘ _ 13 __ i , ,_ ,_ r _
15050505 51|' RW- J°m°° J°“k°°- a prominent democrat, last night by ' “ ‘_ " " ‘
prebeuderv ol Herleltvn. in dt- pony wellln, n l-ebullllenu louder, _  
Paul’s cathedral; Sir John Jardine,
M. P., md Lady Jardine; Noel Bux-
hss fanned a _smouldering political
feud in the Blackwate district to ll
ton. M. P.,‘for Norfolk; RSV- J- H- threatened outbreak. 'All through the , ` ___
-g\l~ifl_‘|-,“ol .tho anti-sslvery! society.
d on Potter in r ard to
mountain district the clans are lin-
in u
and Arch sae . 0! K P- - . . . ' V ~
the Peruvian outrages has been The coming trialof 200 mountain- (Canadian Prine.)
forwarded _to Premier Asqult-h. It eers, charged with vote s|llln8._ in  Yglfml; f“lY; 25}“‘R'°“k MMF”
lliiiong' dthsfthlhys :-4 _ ,_ _ __ causing the loealsutboritise to make ‘.0 6° Bl' ff- B 00° 0 9 mm n
-.._?;;,_-qui,-Q go pslngont ui|.t‘it' ls' preparation for the probtetion of the .the esr wh u 81113110' R0!¢n¢h°»1 WM
l¢n|.g,,¢ l,¢~¢;n-'ont siltsni, ‘selling witl,‘ court _end the lun. 'rhev tqsr _.-nnunurdered use been °9'48h*» l _
 dict:/ict. `   exception of one mall. the entire hui _ ’ `   
V _llgnroeiélzlgefgihg   gan fabric of the court wah wiped _ _ __ , ;__;;s“w“l'
' 'in Y l' W ° ' ' “"’ A 7 ""’ ' Th tide“vllll s is morning
'  I _ slept the Un_lM_ BMW _ _;",§‘,"{§,,,"',;,°,§,‘,}f;;’,‘f,:’,{f,f,,Q,”E‘.".,.§,*,§§ st -s°_s4, tomonos so 0.11 and non-
vls  mwe pwtinll .  d lf". ah,” _“sh ,,,___,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,.,_ 3,. _dey ot 10.10; lt will ue nigh tonight
s J vert _  .dd  ' ,fm ,,,- f,,,,£ ¢,,’¢.,n,¢ ¢°',5,| at 10.41. tomorrow at 11.1; and
/` 'ny the ll illy of indevmdwf ryllt die and go N, hm/l plondny dl: 18. . .
soften' hlentsen th American een'-F - _ _, _ _,_,__ » ' _ 'rho sun gets this evenln at 1.36.
jones s manileztstlon of on un- PLAYIN,-,,mn1  A dmc- » tomorrow  f~86'.»\\d __ _d I at
it
Hp NEHG! S-T10 3 I  gg 4° t riill lbnlorrof 150% at
__ in  TQQINU .  .- A .,'.' ‘ilfhf/Tllonday at me undue y st
.~ " ` I _  ‘_ `¢q,T's°.. °°.TT"'mTOS naw yomr,=.¢oiy` is-rinsed.. in ,Trlieimeon nose teolgllt it 1.zs|.ed
e to the me n it order wm°l‘rpv ef *-
-‘  mfmwmwse involves if§;S2TSSd,'0'l  £v:Tlg£ 'rw nm dimes;-‘.'ol .tue moon 
- ln" responsibilities' ne Park, wel dsneilapbout _ o\l'Bunday, July list nt, 1.1! sum
7_7- ml.
_ . "sh egg. 5| llaye some bonfire in the Har of luhoas  'i'hel?mwi1l”b‘;:`full' laoon-:ln on-
.,» ~ 5 `-  'W  eo,°p°|-.M93  WDUII ml ‘fum ` I 1/* 4 .fri I  .I ~. -I . w .
~ 0 _ 'll , gm ,,, »W¢¢l:£¢.=$f`W-hrrélgmalre. Before the nmol '.Tim|,m:x¢lMgr  :£0 behgilteen
’ *` l I ' *J* ' . .... .. .;`  ` --
‘$f\"e-v~‘."` ‘ vi* 'V .ETL 'J-TE. .» T' WT"-'."_">’5.T.`-'T"-`.~ '- 'r _  = ‘. ' r - ' " "`,T...'-‘ ` -.7 T f
VANCOUVER, July 25-Two enou-
sand members of the I. W. W. have
gone on strike on the Grand Trunk
Lake. H distance of one hundred and
eighty miles. Burns Lake is n short.
distance northwest of Fort George.
'llho men quit work last night.
For weeks there has been talk oi
a strike in the n9r'th, but as was the
case with tne Canadian Noltllern
strike. no demands have been made
on construction contractors for
highcr wages or changed con~l\.t‘u'ls.
The I. W. W. plan is apparently to
tie things 'up for this fall and delay
things so seriously that workcannot
ho resumed before spring. The con-
tractors _have wired the provincial
government for soldiers and special
police to be sent north immediately.
collnsnsslf Ans-
E Too uns roll ‘-
f clnsslrlclrlon
One cout per word each insertion
pany order and five per cent discount
allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents.
WANTED- SMALL FURNISHED
house or part oixla house from Sep-
tember till Ju c. Apply at once
to Mrs. L. M. Poole, 40 Hillsboro
Bt. A ' _w_]-271l[i?3i.W_
'lo l.lc'l~,"'“1-louse: on KING sr.,
next Bishops Palace, all modern
conveniences, newly painted and
papered. Apply 93 King St.
,, 7-27M3ipd_._
WANTED, FOR SOUTH KILDARE
School, lst or 2nd class teach-
er. Supplement $25.00. Midsum-
mer vacation. D. McAldufl-, Secre-
__tor‘y. _ 1-zllvllw.
WANTED, A SECOND CLASS
teacher for Auburn School. Supple-
ment $10.00. Apply to Raymond
Boylan, Becretary_Trustees. \
1-z1lgl~_llElll.
WE WANT A RELIABLE MAN WHO
Will appreciate rapid advancement
for honest efforts. Experience un-
necessary. Addrese in own hand-
writing. References required. Ap-
ply M. Guardian. _ 
AUCTION, REGISTERED STAL-
lion, No. 1818, Haphazard; at the
Market Square on Tuesday, 80
July at 13 o'clock,noon. Can' be
seen at R. Wood's Stable _King
' Street. R. Beairlto, Auctioneer. I
» -» 1-26lli1lM8i.'
._ __
NOTICE-THOMAS HOWATT AND
Robert Wakeland have started n.
repair shop on Queen Street oppo-
site Stewart's Grocery; All kinds
of footwear repaired at short no-
\ice. ` 7-llglltiy.
docs-Ion sans. ron same BX
public auction on Saturdliy, July
27th, at 8 p. rn. all my remaining
_.stock of e merchandise, - also' one
. horse, one cow, waggons, harness, _
icbeons. oil casts; boxes, also s
'quantity of household furniture.
apr lest clean up sale. M. L. Mc-
llan. Hunter River. 7-il4rM4iE8i.
THD GEORQBYPOWN BOATINQ A8-
soeiation -will- hold A Monster/Rv
' gatta on Saturday, Aug. 17th. As-
'  6... it .t°rx.\»°»f-
-l;§T§|¢T°Flio rxvmhoiffod oenoe,
lnlhng ne* tnbnaee, greasy,
pm, howling ley, African Dodg-
er., dancin; booth, lnerrggo-round, _
and all kinds of emu ent for#
young people on the grounds. The
Biggest day of tho’ summer., l_>on’t
E zen any other al-ranilinents for
aturday, Aug. 1'Itb. O. Leonard
Grant, Ohllrfnsn Advtg. Coinmit-
,>»l°.l¢-~» _ -~  - -» » HBH.:
Every shot lodged in the inspector's
head, causing immediate death. The
shooting occurred on the ferry _boat
Excelsir shortly lifter the bgnt hm]
pulled away from the Canadian shore,
The murderer was arrested in Dc-
troit and held by the police. I-lc will
bmextradited if it is shown the crime
was committed while the ferry bkat
was in Cnadian waters. If the kill-
ing was done in American waters
Ferguson will face a penalty of lib
imprisonment, according to the law.;
of the State of Michigan, ns sgainst n
death sclltencs if he _is tried in Call
ada.
Hiliiii K THTW -
MUST HEM00
IN ASTLUW
(Calladlan Press.) .
WHITEPLAINS, July 26-Harry K
Thaw must remain in the s.sylum.Ap»
plication for his freedom was denied
today on the ground that he wollld
be dangerous to public safety.
Canadian Prens-
( J
This is the third attempt made by
Harry K. Thaw to gain his liberty
from Mattewan Asylum for the crimi-
nal insane on a writ of habeas cor-
pus. .f
The sole question tried nefore J us-
tice Keogh without a jury was wise-
thcr Thaw is now sane. .I
Durilig the present trial which be-
gan Jlule 17 and wns much brifer
than previous habeas corpus proceed-
ings, Mrs. Evelyn Thaw took the
witness stand and Thaw himself was
called to testify to the authenticity
of’ several letters written‘~ by him-.
Several noted alienists were called
in the case.
(gvanadian Press)
Add to Tha . ,
In announcing his decision Justice
Keogh sold" -'bsvlng llstoned to ull
the testimony I am of the opinion
that Harry K. Thaw is still insane
and that his discharge would be dan-
gerous to public peace and..safety.
The writ of Habeas Corpus upon
which Thaw obtained temporary re-
lease from Mattewan Stats Asylum
was dismissed and the court orders
Thaw be returned to custody
REVIVED THOUGH READY
FOR THE GRAVE.
ERIE, Kas., July 24- Pronounced
dead by a physician and made ready
Urbana, this country; revived sfter 24
hours. Singer had been struck by
lightning.-.lt ._lo__4oo;ed_.he will be blind
as n resu_ft_‘of paralysis of the optic
quantity of fire wood; barrels, p\i`U‘»n¢lQ0- 'f TW* K "'_ " ,`
me neelllsll-nn-f 'I < ~ e ~
rss lsersnmllle
ills lllcllllll 
of
Bup’t of Institution, ‘ _ T’
forborial, Charles Singer, living in Z5 in N’ Mild’ ""°° “E3 h“"dk°"`
rn
-4
 . r qui'

H0000 iillilli
_la
A _
hundreds of homes and busin
'the list of known dead, with fifteen
been lost in other towns of the two
states, Uniontown, Lamont, Mount
Braddock, Connellsville and Dunbar,
Cfwk' VHUSY. the damage is enor-
mous and scores of families are
homeless in the upper Coughlogheny
Valley, Railroad trailic thru great
territory is demoralized, espec‘Tn.lly so
at Uniontown where the tracks of
two railways were torn from their
out railroads, mail, telephone and
telegraph connections. From West
Virginia cities, no reports can be ob-
tained because tplegraph wires urs
down. It will be several weeks be-
wrecknge was begun today.
WHINE MEN f ~
HMi0E0 E00 E
7 (Canadian Press.) .
NASHVILLE, July Z6--Two white I
men, George Sholbon and John Bai-
ley, were hanged today for the mur-‘
der of Bell Pettigrew, nn _old negro
and his two children. `
iIOMMiTTEO 00
SEii\00S 0iiMiiiE
PITTSBURG, July 25-Over sixty
lives were claimed Wednesday by
floods and cloud bursts in southwest
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and
illnder Telilinfof n let
` Lust 8mlol|_Pr0\dd
' ing lid For Agri- 
islxll llvls ; A 
OTTAWA, July 25-1-lon. lar&n
uurrlll, Minister ol Ag-leultlu-e bil
arranged for the afridlllturll llil
grant to Prince Edward Inland, ai-
der the termrol the act Passed list
session. The amount 'ls l.lQ\1t 87-'
Ill
houses destroyed. Uniontown lead! 000. ` ‘~
‘ At Wheeling,*W.-Va., thr were
drowned, at\Lamont, Pa., far drown-" I
ed, ne Eliwood, Pa., three drowned
and 36 lives' are reported to have.
IS HEO0VEH|iiS
Pa., were inundated. In turtle _
E000 Ei000S_,
1'»'_"°‘\. /'fl
l (Canadian Press)
PITTSBURQ. July 26- Western
Pennsylvania is recovering slowly
from the effects _of Wednesday's
flood which struck lthe hardest blow
in the coke regions. '
It will be more than a month' hh-
fore any edective effort can be made
to reach the bodies of the fifteen men
drowned in Superior mine No. 2 at
Evans, Station, near Uniontown, for
it will take that time to pump the
mine dry, according to estimate .of
foreman Buttermore this morning. ,
STEAMETT S000 f
iT M00ii|T0§S
MMT 0ii0WiiE0
(Canadian Press.) ’
S. S. MALLIE, July 6-THE Stea-
mer John Haggnrt, ownedby the T.
K. Simms of Little Current, sank at
its moorings at New Ontario Dad
in fifteen feet of water at 3.30 this
morning.
The John Haggard came up I last
BML S1000(
OXFORD, -Tuly 26-Helen Grnggs
was committed by the magistrate for
trial at the coming nssizes on the
charge of llttclnllting to entcr the
Mineham House with the intention of
committing arson. Sho was released
on bail of $10,000.
CERTIFICATES
0E MASTERS
M0 MTTES
OTTAWA, July 25-Formal notice
is being issued, giving oflect to the
act passed Inst session for the cm-
ployment of certificated masters and
mates on ships of live tons and over,
belllg made. The act will not apply
to purely Pleasure yachts. hnfgei.
fishing boats or to selling ships cn-
gagcd in the constwise trade of not
more than 100 tons, propelled by
auxiliary pc wer other than steam,
and employed partly in fishing and
partly in the carriage of freight.
WEDDsNG PARTY
BLOWN TO l"l`E(.7i“S.
MILAN, July 25-An appealinr
tragedy marred a pretty ’*1»‘Bll0|iU\'\
wedding, and throw several famliirs
into mourning."
Signer Meninno, a rich country
squirfe, living at Melito Valle Bollito,
near Avellino, started out tor the
arish church for the purpose of
marrying off his only daughter. n
pretty maid of nineteen years.
Instead of rice, Menlnno, in pursu-
anceof an old custom prevalent in
his pockets with fireworks, and carri-
night' from Manitoulin and vids
leaking badly the pumps being work-
ed throughout the trip.
At 3 o'clock this morning she start
ed to settle and went down.
She- had a ca/rgo of hay and lum-
ber. ' '
It is believed that one man was
drowned as he was last seen at the
dock in an intoxicated _condition
shortly before the boat sank.
00000 000 MOTi0E|T
(Canadian Press.) .
CARMEL, July 36-Naomi, Mit-
chell, aged 14, was outraged and
murdered yesterday. A degenerate
farm hand is lfsing sought by the po-
lice.
EMPEHOii'S |I0ii0|TION
TOKIO, Japan, July Z5-In s bul-
letin issued at half-past twelve this
afternoon by the physicians in at-
tendance on Mutsuhio, Emperor _of
Japan, it was announced..
as s result of an examinatian of
his majesty nt ten o'clock this morn-
ing, his temperature was found to D0
98.7 degrees and his pulse 105 to
110. He showed continual restlessness
and his fatigue is increasing."
Great fear is experienced in many
quorters thot the emperor ie ltwillv
sinking. At eight e'clock this evcninl
5 further ofllcial bulletin said:
"The emperor’s condition is un-
chsnged,` except that his pulse hnl
been reduced to 100."
vnmll-ul. ncolnlewr lu Lnuunnv.
ST. JOHN, July 26-A very Dain-
ful accident oczllhred .this afternoon
the Neapolitan provinces, had filled in the Globe S ln laundry, in which
Mrs. Gl-sy who is an emplniec hell
the mlsfortuns to have he: right bend
hiefs full of bombs, which he intend- bsdlv torn, crushed and burned, by
ed to explode at the church door on being caught in the mangle. Bae was
the ,sit of the brldul puny. tulren to Dr. Purdy I oline. and the
While ire was at the head ol the
merry procession of boys and girls,
decked out for the occasion in all
kinds of fantastic costumos.the bombs
suddenly exploded with terrille force.
Menlnn himself was ‘nlown to pic-ce
woman'll pain relieved as much as
possible. It il Dollihll Mrs.
Gray will lose some olllerlliileflé
but nl-. Purdy stats that the hand
will be_ saved. ,_
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` ` ‘1'_" the brldegroom sml nfnny others who GIRL FATALLY Bunun' ‘
ltswlbl tp The G\=°~\”d\°n~> nod been hidden to the weddlug loess --
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,The lowest temperatllm recorded SERVEB- NOTICE Rm I burned about the b 1 'bel
yesterday was 5! degrees above zero. THE ,PMqMu_ CANAL sleeves o her dress oan¢'ht,ilrs, t t
and the highest was 71 above. The \,____. ' lhe is in n critilnl condition at
northern 0!Polu\‘°. was seventy-env
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