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Does Not Contain All 'the Documents the Opposi- tion Expected _
special to The Guardian. o'I"l`AWA, July 27-When the
House met this morning Sir Wilfrid l.iiuricr tabled the report of the Im- perial Conference.
'l`he report is not accompanied by
tp.; proceedings at the conference be- tween the British Admiralty and the representatives of Canadaand Aus- trulin on the subject of the status of tllc Ilomililou Navy.
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SIHIIIIIS SHUIIIIIIE
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l.(lGGIldVIl.I.l<J, July 20-A shoot-
ing .uffray which occurred near East _Point about two miles below the town hero on the morning of the 22nd inet, eiiuscil turmoil among the citizens in thlli. neighborhood for a while. A young man by the name of Clifford ivlurilock received serious injuries, at the hands of` his ilncle, Andrew _Mur dork. The former was commanded t, nlisout lllmsclf from certain propert ivliicli he was ou. This command h dui not obey as quickly as orders to, iiiid alter several dennneiatory re iuurks the uncle fired at him from gun which he had in his possession at the time, and severe wounds wer inflicted in his leg.. He was taken tg his home, and medical aid quickly siuumoiieri, and it was found, that i~uusi<lerahle shot was lodged in the fli-sli. Chief Coughlan of Chatham ar- rived in town that evening, and ar- i~<~sn-il the aggressor and he was pllu-cd behind the bars in the town lookup.
lt is reported that Murdock, pre-
riuuli to the affair in question, has been known to make some far-reach ing remarks as to his intentions.
PROGRESS ON THE A
ORAIID TRUNK 'PACIFIC
Qian
U'i"I‘AWA, Ont., July 26-"The Grund Trunk Pacific line ought to be through Ottawa ill two years." said Mr. ld, Jfjhamberlain, General Man ligcr of the -Grand Trunk Pacific, whi is lu town after a tour of inspection over the line in the west. He stated that the plans for the entrace of the liriinrl Trunk' I-‘acific into the capital us yet not been considered in detail, und would not become n. pressing mutter for over a year to come.
CIIPT. OF INVERNIA BLAIAED
l.._rNliON, July 26 - The Board of
'l`i'uiic's inquiry into the accident to the vunard steamship Iveruia, which struck on Daunt Rock last May amd wus badly damaged, resulted in a severe censure of Captain Potter I-llllllirli the court found it was not nvvleusiiry to suspend his certificate. Til" judgment was that Potter im- Druperly navigated his ship at too grunt n speed in thick weather and l\i'lIiectcd to verify his actual posi- tion hy lead, but that he was set on ilu- proper course from Old Head of Kiusale, Ire. From this colirse` tile llllll' deviated because of an unknown l'|_`r~ir of the compass, the failure to disvovur which could not be blamed llilull the captain.
THE POPE _IIAPROVINO
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lif)Ml*}, July 26-The Pope had n
rcullcss night due to the fever exper- Wflfvll. but this morning his throat was not so sore, and the lioarscness li._.¢i lessened. Addressing Monsignor liu»leti, major domd of the Vatican, lin- pontiff said that he hoped to be ulile soon to resume his audiencel-i._
NOVA SCOTIA’S BIRDIAAN
HAMILTON, July 20-J. A. D. Mc-
('ui-dy, the Nova Scotia aviator who uclilcvcd fame by his flight from Kev West to Havana, arrived here today null began making preparations for his first aviation meeting tomorrow. flhc meeting will last five days, dur- lpi: which time McCurdy will make lllfluc interesting experiments with wireless ,telegraphy while V flying.
_ cole ntoensn oncv
Nop'rl-lnMl>'rou, July 2s.-1lugus- tlnu Ihrrel Chief Secretary for Ire- lllllil. making reference hero tonight to the recent crying- down of Premier Asqulth in the House of Commons, sa|il,"the language hurled at the Pre- miers head in the House of Com~ ;ll'\ns would have dlsgraced_n gamb- '“R hell of _li thieves kitchen." It WM n cold hlooded and or anined
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HUIIIISIS lNli
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Special to The Guardian. LISBON. July Z7-A serious con-
flict has occurred in 0. church at Lc- brigo between the Royallsts and Re- publicans.
Senor Costa, #Republican lender,
was stabbed in the back and a fierce fight followed.
Troops were called out and finally
W.M. SEUGWICK _
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Slwciul to The Guardian. TOKIO, July Z7-'l‘he British
steamer Empress of China today struck a sunken wreck off the Pro- vince of Boshu. _ The assen ers were landed safe!
be refloated.
justice department states that plain- tifI’s application for special leave t
floor from the bed and that life was extinct.
No man was better knolvri iu.
Halifax county, east or \vcst,tli.i,nI
Mr. Sedgwick. He was one of the' liberal-conservative c*-iiilillatiisl ill the provincial electiins of ilitlil, and for several years -ic had been ‘i-. cense inspector for the r.iiinicipalii._vl of Halifax. An elder in the Pres-. byterian church for a ‘ring tlir-e and_an ardent slipportcr of that os- nornination, he was thoroughly neil informed in church matters. 1ni all public affairs he took' ,, deep midi intelligent interest and his influ- ence was always found on the side of progress and thc best interests ofl the country. His fntlicr was the, famous Rev. Dr. Sedgwick, so long the minister in Middle Miisquodob- oit, and the famous “old man elo- quent."
J. A. Sedgwick, barrister is a
brother, and the late Mr. ~Justicc
icdgwick, of the supreme court of. .annria was a brother. , (ine of lVlr. l~ledgwick's sons is
llev. W. H. Sedgwick, of Toronto, who, at the present time is in ltivcr John. Another son is George 'S. Sedgwick, also of Toronto, a men- ber of the law firm of Beattie, Blackstock and. company. Two other _sons are John and Ilobert. The time of the funeral has not yet been decided, because time is need- ed to; hear from relatives at a dis- tance. Therc will be general sym- pathy tliroughoiit the province with the bereaved family.
BOSTON MAN FOUND DEAD
IN BED VESTERDAV
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H/ll.II<`AX, July 27-When Mrs.
George Taylor entered her hlisband‘s room at the Waverley hotel yesterdayl she found him sleeping his last long sleep. He had passed away during the night. death coming to him during his sleep in all probahilty.
Mr. Taylor, wllo was in the seven-
ty-fourth year of his age, was a re- tired Boston stock broker. Un account of poor health Ile has not been angaged in business recently. He cnmc to the province from Digby about a year ago. Ho had been in Halifax for nearly four months stuyiug at the Waverly House.
Mr. Taylor was a native of Digby.
Before his retirement from businesi he was a prominent stock broker ir Boston. The funeral will take plncl at 3 o'cIock this afternoon from St. Paill's Church. 1 _ _
ARCIIBISHOP ENTHRONED
PHILADELPHIA, July 26-In the
presence of high dignitaries of the church and practically all the clergy in the archdiocese, the Most Rev. Fidmund Francis Pendergast was to- day enthroned Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of Philadelphia, in the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, succeeding the iate'Archblshop I’ trick John Ryan. The ceremonies wgre extremely elaborate, and the great galleries which were completely filled were beautifylly decorated with flowers and palms.
_ Y _ “KY Ulltllpldlty and rulflanism.
WMMMEHHEHEETMWM
smlel by 'riu>n¢. ` 0lll0R<in'rowN. -my ml..-mum fone ui Webster vs Lui-d and otnm ,',',,,¢h° Summa com in Georgetown BX H! th? following witnesses were "°ll’l°l1 - Sampson' Grady. Geor o
°°lwfm»u_, soy Holman lei pluliull,
James Rl' Pritchard. J- 5- Alle". PB!- cal Gallant for defence.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'cl0¢k-
Il: is "expected that this one which
OF JUST'CE BETWEEN
MAH AND IAAN
l.fiNI)i>N, July 26-'l`he first univer-
sal races congress opened at the Uni- versity of i.onlloil today under thc presidency of llord Wcardalc. Fifty countries were represented. In wel- coming the delegates the president said that the congress ‘would be re- garded as an essential part of the great peace movement, which was tak- ing possession of the conscience of thc. world. He hoped that it would he the beginning of a more humane contact between the races, which would grad ually establish the eternal principlt of juetlce between lnan and man.
BOSTON EDITOR
HURT IN FALI
CIIAI’INVII.I.E, Conn., July 25 -»
It became known trinigllt that W. H Whitman, all editor of the Boston American, lies in a critical coiiilition here at the sliniincr home uf John Shephard, Jr., of Providence, as the reslllt of a fall down a steep ravinc Sunday.
Sunday afternoon Mr. Whitman
went olit to Sayers ravine, on the Shephard estate, and in leaning over to gather moss he slipped and fell to the bottom, landing on a pile of jag- ged rocks, ,, distance of 35 feet. Ho was taken to the Shephard home, where it was folind that he had two broken ribs, but his condition win.- not thought serious. Today he grad- ually became worse and tonight it is -feared that lic has suffered inter- nal injurlcs and possible injury to the spine.
CONVENTION' OF
NEORO TEACHERS
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 25.- The
eighth annual convention uf.tllc Na- tional Associatlon uf Teachers in Colored Schools meets in this city tomorrow for a four day‘s session. The niemliergilip uf the association embraces the leadilig educators of the negro race in all sections ol the country. Among those actively ln- terested in the association and its work are Dr.` Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute; W.'l`. B. Williams, agent of the Slater fund; J. A. Martin, principal of thc city schools of Jackson, Miss.; In- man.E. Page, prqsldent of the Ag-. ricultural and Mecliinical College at Langston, Okla.; I.. S. Clark, presi- dent of Baton Rouge College; Ida C. Plummer, oi Washington, D. C.; I.M. Terrell, supervisor of schools of Fort Worth, and M. W. Dogan, president of Wiley University, Marshall, Texas.
COIIAUNICATION
THROUOH PROVINCE
AND VIITH IAINLAND
Yesterday the Northumberland left
this port at 8.15 a. m. for _Picton with passengers, freight express, and mall, docking at 12.00. She left on return at 4.85 p. m. bringing pas- sengers, frelght, express and yester- day's N. S. mail. She leaves this
mornlnxg’ for Pictou at 8.15 a. m.
The arland leaves this afternoon
at 8.80 p. m. for East River return- ing this evening about 7.30.
Yesterday the Harland made the
round trip to Crapaud.
Yesterday the eastern and southern
express trains arrived on time. The western accommodation was twenty minutes late. The Bummersidc accom- modation ton minutes lata. The eas- tern accommodation arrived on time and the western express was also on timer'
in the last on the docket will 'be con- cluded today.
Mlneraw Linlment cures Diphtherle.
V uNEAsv FIEELING _N010 ,_ iuuuuiis v Plnsvnlls uv Eunorf
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Special tn The Guardian.
_ NEW YORK. July 27~A. V.Camp- Special to Tllc Guardian. bell, delegated by the British Gov- LUNUUN. JUIY 27-Leave has been ernment to study tobacco growing in
been issued for the second division of erimengg will be u,,¢1¢.¢,,k¢n L0 diu-
i'_ ll if ii ' -
and it 18 0XDectcd that the vessel will U10 llflme "Wt 50 wine immCdi8~f9ly~'covsr whether tobacco can be suc-I
T ~ ' - ~ ' ' .‘ 1 he Plemler and Home Secretaly cessfully cultivated ln Lugland or_B,mu,d he discounted, , He had wntributed Une tmrd 0, his
Ile orts wer received toda that it fortune to the Monarehist cause and,
have been in conference with Sli: Ed- Scotland,
restored order. ‘ - - - .
- I g . Ward (IPBY U10 »F0l`€l81'l `»2’>¢>°,I`0mI`Y- Mr. Campbell will spend nine mun-
w§;r;u§el§;e)rL:§s<ii;si“;:‘¢;lée1 killed and ll , _At Lloyds war risks against hosti- t,hs'h¢;-c in C;.n9,dg_
,,`.h,rt “sons Welle 8,, ,lu ,n_ I lltlcs between Lvreat Britain and Ger-
Y p g V many wltillli three mollths rose rup-
eemymme nnnmppwueaewmwnnni 1
om_c ca As te pe cell was paid and against rlsk of wal' between France »
.
1 -'-‘- 1 |and Germany twelve percent' was _
paid.
OTTAWA. July ze-A euule to the Balisslcas, July 27-opinieu ln
authorative circles is that the -visit .__ of ucen Wilhelmilla to Kin and
0 Q g
appeal to the Privy Cviincillroui llieioueeu lcllzauutii of Belgium will' nfr'rAw/i, .July ze-l<*or the first' i\llli~Zll;0flli Oftllllle SllllI£e\3]cH(30lll't Oflprove more than a simple act of quarter of the present fiscal year :“m“_a» in ‘C ms" `° u lferg V5- COUFUIBY. (llinzulo,'s total, trade was $180,880,-
_MEBDLE MUS‘~¢UUI?0BU1'_1`» -]“1YIthe_ King, has been refused with costs Belgillni and Holland feel that the 433, my ine;-ease of $il06,7‘.l8 an com 25 H1050 W,I“~‘ llcalll Ullllght lh"t.'1‘lils means that the award of $53 000. time has come for them to reach an » il M 1 Wi"l““‘ M- S"‘l§“'i”" ""‘“ ‘l°“d»'l»y the Registrar ul the Exvhclllwflugreement to act juiutl lu the event pared with Apr ’ ny 3"( June "I w°r° inexpressuuy shocked H°`(7"“1`f f0l“ the mal" Mill llmnch 5¢W'Ithat national diflicultlcg thlcatcn the last yelmrc se wa entirel I lm-
Htoliiied ou wershilis and orders have this country ...ul ii sutisfnctery ex-I
ilu; uuuil uw slllllu ,_ usluuliul
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WISIIHII CHIIP
HIPUHIS IHI N Hill Sli lillllll
Cold Weather oflulv Has Greatly Retarded' the l Growth olflraiil I
Gives one Third of His For- tune and Has len Thous- and Troops
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SDl’cial to The Guardian. (_YI"l‘AWA, July 27-Advices from Winnipeg and the Canadian North
Special to The Guardian. MADRID, July 27-Homen Cristo.
Portuguese Monarchist, today do-
West confirm the judgment of ‘lmpar-Iclared tbut Mar: .cl was POFHOUBUY tial observers wllo have returnedldirectlng tile camplligll 101' bl! Vento' from the wllleat growing sections'ral.lo;: to the tllroi.. of Portugal- that the highly optimistic prcdlc- The. deposed mor.ni.;. has oilercdto tions as to the year’s wueut crop place himself at the head of troops.
D e y - -
is new. generuliy .ulumteil that tuelruili. fi tau thousand men to his continued cold weather has very seri-I:-lippurt. ously retarded the growth of grain. | ----- ii "
ggy Hymn WW IIIEIIHII HlIlllSrl_llllIlIlI I pLAy|||g WH" Hgpfs, lllll_lIl IHIIIIIIISS i
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‘, ' 'i -~ ~ , LONlniN- July -Thiit the Mor-
oernn difficult has become acute is
Bl)S'l`()N, Jlily 25-Gl`¢0l`i.Z(l Tracy, indicutcd in Ju., sudden 0;-dar iggued
fourteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. ll. M., hy the ,,,1,,,i|-any toany mnggiiing tim 'l"‘"°Y lil Cfsmlll Html- C*\"\hfl<1l=¢» projected vault ul tue Atl-anne fleet to f0“"<1 hanging from two relies in the' N.”-.».-..,. -.-ue uuttiesinp squadron, un- ccllilf Of his home yesterday by hlsIder Itcnr-Admiral Sir John- Ii.. Jelli- sistcr, Miss Gertrude Tracy. He had we .,|,.,“1,1 have left (lmmarty to-
hlld bellll llblillll llll\`illl! llllv (ldv llHIers and water lilies constructed ati' " - 'nm mi a H Y n usual and, seemed to be in hm c“S_,the I. UI R, new shops by wauherg,lnrEi]l;i3lo1;i0[;;€bmiytv:')<; ,ClU§l]l:ll»£;l;~,m com ports whigh totalled _$l2l.353.58f. or, tomary health. Coinpuratively fl-wistands, and he is condemned to pay gmt is openly ¢1iscu,,,.,c.1_ newly $d.'000'000. ',',“)';3 than Im thcl peofile heard the and licws thislthe costs of the application and ,of TH}.ypF.mD MINES, Qucq July 27 cmlresptzn mfg Imrmtf’ ‘Wd year, evening, tbut those who did were not_tlic appeals to the Judge of the Ex- _.A ,,um|,c,. of L;urmu',m Working at _}‘“‘fl‘é’r,s ‘Q4 1° l;",’,.“c s’,,“g,,l only shocked, blit were filled witlrclieqlier Court and to the Supreme the asbestos mines new have been glclf °‘ 3550,; 00,; 'fi' ,fi ,IM Z°,,00“ sorrow and ceuiliuc regret. ,Court of Gfiuedu. The llelullv Min" cruel-en uy their lioiue cievcriimeiit to 253' Y 5.' ' ' ‘”,“§ 5 ' " Mr. Sedgwick. had gone upsl.:i_irs iliicf Of -TllHllC@. Ullflosed the iiDfll1°l\“ report home for duty on the first re- was 1" expo! 8 0 must' Pm' to retire for the nigh1;_ 5@~..¢ra1,tioli to the Privy Coiiiicil. Wallace Sc,,,cs_ ducts. I | members cf the family who had ye- Nesbitt, K, (ll, for plaintiff. Solicl- The trade for June totaled? $55.' mnmcd beigw imma the ,a.,,.n.i of tors in the sult .Jiinies Fricl fol thr 710 359. Ml IHCFGB-.I-10 Of $1593.44->~
Im orts for the month totalled $42-
- ~ ` - . f 'i ; lvl l : lr' li -_ oct' wu, - - ' ii
Iloildethengcrfggtlngl th.-G.=?<lIII..1"p th;;rIg;‘lr'*l.!l'intiIl,rp\y um ls cl ‘L 936.881. eiuirwreeee el e little over;
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entered Mr. Sedgwick's room and' ‘ , . ......... u... ... ....1 fu... ...internal rnincirlcs ,,_,<yg,§;,»m,g,,, f;y,==_=,-,e,»g_ ,;3f,_},q_;,;;i'~§,;
I $2,358,347. -
ROIAANIA IS |20
‘~llll“‘l BROOKE 'Ji 26-ll u P. ‘
Ddlletlled, spclikcrlof tllli L,;ucbccolegis-. latlire and member for Sllcrbru0kc_ --‘
it is learned on good alltllol;i`i.y. has YARMUUTH Ju,y 26 __ The R(;m_
-been offered the position, of loninns- anim hound "bm Bridgeport’ Conn
' f ` h ~ -, r sit cnt I On- _ _ " §Ii(:llIeIl-Icorwlllw Lllroliiilily uccelllvlt ilnil I“'cr,"BH the Atlantic' on an Ocean tflp'
. _ - was following the hovafico lnn*slion. mon as Bpeak°l'_________*_____ intending to call at I-lalilax, going
I th I C N f dl d I
tlhzllnce agftalssothe itvtlgldltlcaso theBIllf
_ ' '*-' ish const. The passage was calculated LONDON, July 26 -The Canadialngg lgsenmgsngl n";ee“_d“y‘;’ togéml' Press has learned that Url' Blow, oflmmth asa th tgiclfrggnm ta ts? Calgnry' has inmrviewgd Lum Strathj with thenstron; Ba of §‘Ilnda;gi3‘lde.;’ "0"" who has p.“’m‘B°d $25’000 to the Romania is noi: a total loss ha- Ualgary Universities' ving wholly gone to pieces. Shelwas
150 miles off her course The valuable
2|! gasoline engine was saved as well az
AT the belongings of the crew. Nobody
____,_ was injured. The crew proceeded to
~ ~ . UT N J 26 _St 1 Boston tonight. but Captain Walsh in
M£,{,&m),_I,':f,uB0,§:,,,', trgter thatagoix still at Cheboguc I‘olnt,_ the scene of
‘ - th f. 1,, 001,, won mel the wreck. llc will remain there until
I I ' lc . . . . $023335 elcxcnt if the gpeniég d,,y.sihe gets hir engine ln order to ship _ th ,,,.,,_»,,,e circuit, defeatg back home. Four persons were aboard
laces of e in 1 ing a mixed field of trotters and pac- at xl? t“x,;l,¢’efr,l;‘h';0i;l¥_U‘d¢Ut. lflcllllllllfr
ersln the 2.17 trot and 2.20 pace for “Bl am the Barker house purse. After Prince
wllliuu, u uct favorite, stanley BIRRELL SCORES Mack came and trotted to his markl
of 2.16i, to win the third heat, afterl which it was easy. Thoughtful and Masterpiece, owned by W. V. Dause, of Attlcboro, and Uharlic King, own~
NOR'I’HAM}"I`0N, 'July 26--Augus-
tina Birrell, chief secretary for Ire-
Cd IW I” T' wL‘°°1"°ki of B"”t°“'llanii, making reference here tonight tr. were other American horses starting .tho recent crying down of 1.,.c,,,ic,. Hllll all WCW l"Bl‘l° the "'0"”Y~ Asquith in thc house of commons,
~ saidz- -"The language hurled at the
The 5“mmm`l°55“‘ premfer`s head in tho house of com-
mons would have disgraced n gamb- ling hell or a thieves’ kitchen. It was a cold blooded organized orgy of stu-
1 pidity and rliffianism.”
APPEAL FOR $500,000
TO DEFEND HCNAIAARA
2.12 pace. Purse 0300.
Frank Patch, br.s. . . . . 1 3 1 Thnuglltfiil, ch.g. A. W. Ilidcout . . . . . . .
Miss l.etil:l, gl'.nl. . . .
(‘|\iirlcy Kings, lilk.g. . _ . Liiuru Merill also started.
:.-:.».N
Clbil-‘ s»:N.|>
»§l'»CG\3
w/l`srllNo'roN, .iuly zo-/in up-
pcnl for a $500,000 luud to defend .l, .l_ McNamara, thc labor man accused of dyniimlting, has been issued by i~lecrntary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor, to the 2,000,000 lncn of labor unions. Ile suggests that each member contribute twenty- five cents.
It is also urged thnt the proceeds
of Labor Day celebrations be devoted tn "The legal defelico of the Medela-
HOUBB Purse $300. mara case and the prosecution of the
' kidnappers."
Stanley Mack, br.g. . . . ‘_-ill
.»..... wus... ....... . tennessee nnvenilsinlsnrs
Time 2.15; 2.10; 2.16; 2.19.
2.30 class, puc_c. l’ilrsc $600.
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Premier, b.g. . . . . . . Daisy ll., blk.m. . . . Freda I‘osey, li.m. . . . . Muzic, gr.m. . . . . . .
Tiinc-2.20§; 2.21; 2.22§.
2.17 trot and 2.20 pace class. Barker
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WEATHER |:0REc“sT i(Too_late fo_r_CIa.s_§rfication.)
been dead only a few minutes. Hislniggt for Nm-weigan waters. Instead, d°"tl‘ is th"“ght t” hav” bee" “C°i”lit has been ordered to remain at Cro- dental. and the manner in which hcl marry ,mul Friday, ,md than pm. died is one of the strangest whicllfceed ¢_0 P0;-tsmm,vh_ has come to the attention of the pol--I It is aim, reporm gimi; the crews of
this will mean his inlniedlnte rcslgnaa whmh W““_"ep"rt°d, ashme Y_°°t'°"‘ “Vw
Twenty strikers were arrested.
ice for some time. ' I
Young Tracy was in the cellar a-1
bout ii o'clock splitting wood for, his mother, and after all had been; quiet for a time his sister, Gertrude,‘ went to the cellal' door and called_I Not receiving an answer she ranl down the stairs and saw her little brother hanging from the two ropes on which her father had been accus- tomed to hang his bicycle-hy scat. alld handle-the ropes being aboutI three feet apart. The ropes wcrei crossed under his chin and behind his, ears, the loops holding him fast. Hie.` heels just touched the floor. It 1.... thought by his parents that he '.f..1s` doing some athletic stunts on the ropes and in some strange manner becanio taiigleil up in the ropes and in that way hc met his death.
PEDDLER'$ STRIKE III
CHICAGO SERIOUS
CHI(‘.AGO, July 26--Violence wa.. renewed today in the peddlers' strike,l
many wagons were overturned and! vegetables destroyed in various parts of the city, the persons sufleling be-` ing chiefly hucksters who had de-I clined to quit, attempting to 'makc| sales while the strike was on. The; peddlcrs are seeking to compel the re-I pcal of an ordinance which prohibits! them yelling their goods in the streets. l
Sam Goldberg, ii peddler, was per-'
haps fatally injured when he was at I tacked by a mob of 100 lncil and] women and struck with a hatchetl upon the head. Four policemen werni injured in quelling the disturbance.
DROVINED AT LIVERPOOL I
I..IVEIlI’(l(lI., N. .°~ _ lulv 2fl-Law-
renee, the 10 year old son of Phill.; Pagan, Hunts l’oint. went fishing' half a mile from shore this afternoon.. This evening his boat was found' drifting about the Hay. He is sup- |ioscd to have fnllcil overboard.
FORTUNE INSTEAD OF BRIDE
WIl.KESIl~AHRI<}, I"a., July 26--X-law
ry H. Swalnbnnk, n druggist, has been loft $50,000 by the mother of the girl he loved ami who died just before the time set for their wed» ding.
Some ten years ago he fell in love,
with Miss Mattie Frutchie, n youu_~~ i lady of this city, and a yea-ir or sol lntcr became engaged to her. When' she died, ii short tllnc before the date fixed for the wedding, he was broken hearted.
In his grief he found consolation uv
consollng Mrs. Louisa C. Frutchle, the stricken mother of the girl he loved, and she was so affected by his devotion to her daughter that her, will, which has just been opened, left her entire estate worth $50,000, to him.
several ships of the home fleet have been ordered to hold themselves lu readiness for emergency service.
Premier Asqliith has promised a
statement in parliament on Thursday on the Moroccan situation.
According to advice received from
Berlin, negotiations between Francs and Germany were proceeding until Chancellor Lloyd-George's speech on- July 21, which one interpreted as a. warning to Gei.;\=.».y in the present Moroccan control.-l-sly. The Geruiall newspapers now .lcclarc that it is im- possible for Gerniiilly to modify her demands in the face of the threat im- plied in that speech, because of the German public opinion. ,
LITTLE TOT CROSSES i
THE ATLANTIC ALONE
MONTITEAL, July 26-There .was
perhaps no more interesting passen- ger on the steamer Lake Merill-Obs of the C. P. R. when she made her last voyage westward, than little Ida Llghtwood, eight years of age, who, without baggage or money travelled across the Atlantic to re- join her parents, who are in Fort William. ‘Acording to the story of one of the officers of' the boat, the little girl was put on board by a. lady in black about an hour before the vessel :ailed froln the Prince‘s Land- ing office at Liverpool. Her ticket had been paid for and across her little dress she wore a red cotton scarf, upon which were the words in white, “Ida Llgbtwood, Fort Wil- liani, Canada.”
The little one who was a favorite
with all on board, was made the mascot' of the ship and as such pro- bably had the time of her life.
wizicilr or ilulllnii soul
Dl~‘."f‘ROI'i`, July Z6 - Dr Duncan
lil-iclioilgnll, of Haverhill, Mass. who hu-l long been a student of physico physical phenomena, declared his be- lief 'ln an interview here yesterdav that the human soul weighs from half ounce to nearly an ounce and a. quarter, and further that the soul substance is blended with the proto- plnsnl of the brain iii... spinal cord in life.
Dr. Macliougall says it has been
his experience in a dozen instances to watch a dying man or womian ntreiclicd Ona bcrl that “'09 ill-\\`l» 'Ol n delicately adjiirtld scale. and to hear as the patient's last breath leaves the body the li-iise of the drop- ping weight.
Again sitting in a \`.~‘-'kencd room
lie has watched a stron;_ ray of pure white iight rest along the body of a, dying man covering him like a ail- verlieani from feet to head and over the i'ace~ " ‘ I)r. Macllougall believes that this
rny nf light is the "soul sub- stance." `
Minarll's Llniment cures Distcmper.
' ____ _WANTED-cook at North Ameri-
speelal te 'rue Gun.-aiu... ` lee" Hotel. 126 Kent St- ToaoN'1'o, July ziitn-Moderate _ ___ _ _______ 77§l@'_-_
winds, find and warul today and on fly() LET OFFICE-two rooms in Saturday. _ Brown Block also premises at
present occupied by the Royal Hank
The temperature at three o‘cloek of Canada- Apply to James Paton.
this morning was sixty degrees _ _ _ _ 7-28dtf. above 2cl‘0- ` `l4’0R SALE-A large quantity of The lowest temperature recorded _ _ preserving and pickle bottles, yesterday was silly elaht degrees a- all sizes. .use .~. let of .iid fashion- bove zero and the highest was eighty ed dishes. Inquire at 94 nienmeun
two. Thhe coldest, l,°'eeo(;'ded‘ the pre- sg. 7-ggd3ip¢]_ vious nlg t was sxy agrees above - """' "' ' ' ' '“' zero. At nine p. ni. yesterday it ,':,',,;,,.h'=:-5,3” ?“tvgf"'fl_ W” “xty “gm “Sree” “b°"° '"0' fitted for pleasure boating in first
hours and f'lfty~one minutes. Donald 7_28d¢_h
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fm ' M D 'Q _[_ MAY earn steady fnconliae cor- ' ' _ responding for newspapers. xper- leven-thirty; it rises tomorrow morn- C0"§°9P°" °“°° ""°°“' ,,"28:a3 '33' ing at four-forty-one and Sunday ll-ff.-_ ....A_--....-....... .T .FP ' morning at four-forty-two. . BOWLING D““°'l AUOYI. “D501”
The new moon sets this evening at _ _ market, open lawful dnyl ten to
The length of today will be fourteen clam, w,,dmon_ Apply F_ s_ Mc_,
NIIZ
The Lord watch between me and
thee, when we are absent one from the other.
Go than--thy way and I go mine;
Apart, yet not afar;
Only a thin veil hangs between
The Pathways where we are; And "God keep watch 'tween thee
and me," This is my prayer; He looks thy way. He looketh mine. And keeps us near.
Should wealth and fame perchancelbg
thine,
And my lowly lot be,
Or you be sad or sorrowful,
And glory he lor me; Y” "G06 “GPI Watch 'tween thee
and me,"
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.Both be Hin cars, ' One arm 'round thee and one 'round
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me
Will keep us near. _
I'll sigh sometimes to see thy face,
But since this cannot be,
l‘ll leave thee to the cars of I-lim Wim cares for thee and me, _ "I’ll keep thee both beneath my-
wings," This comfort dcnr.
One wing o’er thee and one o‘cr me
So we are near. '-
And though our paths be separate
And thy way il not mine.
Yet, coming to the mercy seat, My soul will meet with thine; And "God keep 'watch 'tween than and me " i
` Iill 'Whisper this. _
1-In blesneth thee. He blooneth lin, And we are near. '
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