via

The. Paper That

Covers Prince Edward

Island

‘ Like the Dew. I

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.rail v.

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- Worth

All this

Worth,

?=::|:‘:'".::- Eh". 0’-"wen n 0 " ` r T i l o nu ir il A neon. at l 3 ons-alan rss-:_ CHARLOTTETOVVN CANADA, PUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 9

7 * l 1, 1 '

t .

llllllllllliltl Wills - iii lit iiiciiiiiis

` I

Wigmore Defects Dr. ll

Latter Loses Depositi McC|ll‘tly Has- Majority Hold up Pleasure Seekers at Point 'of ' dig- No. 1 Company of the 6th Signalling Bat- Dm Shot md “med His |i“|m Thr”

iilery by 0ver 4,000 and

_ '\ ' »

_--miami

SINNFEINEHS llllllllllljll- 5|liNllll|N|} l]|llllP-ANY sH0tliNKll

illH lllll5 llNll lllllllll[lN5 illll l]Hlllllllllll|WN

IN -NOV’ll'

Havelock lleinot Enragrll' (Over. ‘Dis`|:`l`ltc

llf 1.500 0V2l' Independent Farmer Uppofleilt. volver and Compe1Them to Take Raid- talion Authorized For Organization bm and mmsen

Here With Cat K Ro er Command- ----~ , . _ D

<s»~»i-i=»f»»~<n-»¢i=».i s...,...._ ers on Hunt for Arms. , p. . g s

IST- JOHN. Sept 20.~Suppor'ted

f The vote -for Wlgmoro was St

by it st-bong -vote from the women. John city, 5157; St. John County, S . t h G d, _

1459; Ajperg 1144_ Emeryvs vote ( Pecial o T e uar lan_) in the hills today. One Reptllilt

was, st, Joh' clt , zizs; c -i , -nh - lou tl. t 'n it on . fi

I n y ' ou" y B'EUl“f\‘ST. SSDI- 20-Wltll tW€‘t\~ L was e wo 1 1 r lm .\Io_ l Company of the Gtli Sig- nine otllcers and ‘.'40 men.

H00- R- W. \lV-lgxuoref Minister of Customs and Inland Revenue was l‘8l‘1ll'n€d to the -Meig-hen Cabinet today with a -largvmalorlty over hte opponent. Dr. A. P. nniery or

743; Albert 859. Majority for Wig- more 4030. Emery loses his de- posit..

Government '

Refuses Miners

-LONIDOIN. Sept_ 20-Coal miners

and the government have reached lllwlllel' llllillasse. They are dead- locked over the question of in- creased wages, the government re- fusing to guarantee an increase unless at the same time the work- men will guarantee increased pro- duction. There are indications that the miners are somewhat lm- pressed by the firm attitude taken liy the government and are weak- i-nlng_

ooiiiiiiisiio sliicuisl

*JNO. ALFRED MCDONALD,

Land Surveyor, Hermanville. l

2831 9 lti 16|.

*HOUSE FOR SALE.-$5500. CALL

early Apply McKinnon & Mc-» Neill, 90 Gegrge George Street.

-il

'HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE if*

St. Peters. Near station. Apply Thomas Larkin, St. Peters Bay.

2736-9-11-121

'WANTED A TEACHER FOR

Hampshire aolliool. Apply stating own supplement to Daniel Ward. Kingston. .. .. .. 2808-9-18-Si

__ °8TR=AVED.--FROM CENTRAL

Royalty, milk cow red and white. Top off right ear, split in left. Kindly inform of her whereabouts Alex Agnew, R.R. No 6.’Cllnr- -lotteiown.

*FIRST CLASB HORSE FOR

sale i.:‘lahle for carriage or

McSwiney Enters

39th Fast Day

sAio _ro as Psncsrristv wsAKsR.iNsiNuA'rioN ri-lA'r l-is is_a£lNo Fso srasuu. ousl.v naseuren.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. 30111, 20-~Lord Mayor

To-fence M-acSw.lney is dozlng fit- flllly and began his thirty-ninth day of hunger striking.

The last bulletin from .Stein

Fein. headquarters said he wus perceptibly weaker but still con-

scious. Friends of theLord Mayor vigorously deniedl iiupiitatlon of the London Times that MacS\vi- ney's visitors were supplying him with food. The Times is asking who is feeding MaoSwlney and pointed out tllat the Lord Mayor `und hunger strikers in Cork al- lmost equalled the record of Dr. Tanner who fasted forty days, much to the wonder of the medical world_

D-4-¢>l-'

Royal Irish .I Constabulary Grows

I LONDON, Sept. ,20--Recrnltinl! _for the Royal Irish Constabulary is picking up and the government has already accepted 2,000 men for service.

pPr-isoner Scott Had Queer Halluoinations

general utility. Speedy. quiet. and willing vorkcr. Afraid of

Evidence given at the preliimln-

nry hi.-llrlng of Tlleoilore Scott, tried

nothing, Ma-y i\ driven by wo-,in Sunlmerside lust week on two ,-,inn gr ehlllmli. \ppl_\‘ John counts for lncentl'larlum.to both of

Home or J.l't. llurn».=‘.._ lluilrdlail of-fine. 211.;-ti-14-il. _..,___._.._.-._.--_----- ‘*WAiNTED. - -A HOUSEMAID.

Good wages. Apply even-inBS 5- Mrs. H, W. Longwortih, 90 Up- per Prince Street.

2919-921 -if.

______...__._____---- *WANTED A HOUSE T0 RENT

six or eight apartments. Modern conveniences .if possible. Central- .iy located. \A|Dl>ly to Guardian Qfiiico-_ 2918-9-21-2o_ pd.

____._.__---»----- *WANTED MAID TO A-S8|»8T AT

housework. Apply with references to Mrs. E. .H. MacEachern, 243 Grafton Street. 2927-9-21-tt.

rsnluotss Fon s_Ai.E. Gooc-

quality. M. C. McGowan, Kllmulr,

2928-9-21 lil.

*WANTED.-1A YOUNG MAN FOR

help in a country store. Age pre- iferred, from 10 to 20. Must :have faiir education, but commercial graduate not necessery. Apply to M. lin ca.-re -of Guardian.

I 3929-9-21-41 ____,____.___._._---_-- 'Fon aAl.s.-eine Su»l.l<v: AL-

so two sets of pacins Ill“l‘ll\“L'»‘-‘l- Apply 100 Water Street.

2933-9-21 3|. Dd.

*WANTED lMMED|ATELY.f-E'X-

poniohoed i-my di-y socds clerk- Kennedy Bros.. K6!\SlniSt0ll-

-Sept. 21 tf.

‘______?___.,...A.-1-,-Q--1--' *nssiln/sn voun ou: all-nnoss

We are shipplnl \ll¥l'm‘¢<l‘l0l0'l>Y 0 lot of Imlrmrs 'to be ranllve-ren. Notify us and we wllll call- flor

, yours, Beer & Weeks' ` ` 2915-9-21-3|. -______§____1.__»~@-1-rv*-_--1-' °wA'Nreo.--Mun roll causa-

nl housework. Ailllly i0 172, WW'

,, . mollth.Street\f~‘ - ’~ Spill-_R0 il-

..._-_--_vw----~q---v-‘-5-----;;‘~ '~nooM‘ANi:- so o.-A o -

-tiomsn eailiss tiooyniouoiotl with -noni hodfooni and board in orl- ivoto rsmll-y_' oomial toostion. Av-

’ ply in on-s of oust-alia;

- mas- 1 tl.

,____,___,._._.......___._--- ron oAl.s.-Nlw oAsol.lNl

boat 29 feet over all 'I foot beam. iight draft wafer with or with- out to suit purchaser. Apply l° Oscar Liddtngton olo W, ll. How-

stt. 'Lobster Factory, Borden, P.

` I. . _ _-_ _ “_ _ _

, i

wliiizli he pleaded not guilty show- ed the prisoner to be laboring un- der hnlluclnations. He believed that an evil spirit or "curse" ruled his uv-tions at times and, it was said tile prisoner had stated that noth- ing was safe while he was under the spell. Certain admission of set- ting flres and throats of the accus- .ed also camo out ln the evidcncc_ Scott was committed to trial at the next session of the Supreme Court_ The facts concerning the Ramsay fire at Port Hill nre detail ed by the Agriculturnlist as fol- lows:--

About 3 n. m. Sunday last ii ncigh

honing farmer who happened to be awake. observed the blaze from a window and at once proceeded to arouse the inhabitants. The nlariu was raised, but hy this time gran- nrv and implement shcd were burn- ing fiercely nad. all hope of saving _them were abimdioned_ Help soon arrived and strenuous efforts were made to save the barns. bilt nw- ing to water being unavailable, the fire having commenced In the pumll house, nothing could he done, and willing helpers had to stand aside watching the' greedy flames de- vour barns and crop. After the flrc abated somewhat in the pumll house, an attempt was made to ut- ilize the pumip, when it was diacov ered the handle lfad: been broken off. Water was carried fronl the shore, but the fire had gained such ii hold that nothing possible could be done lo save the buildings. The |cron was n rr-cord our and sym- pathy for Ml'_ Ramsay la expressed on all sides for his irreparable lloss 'Fortunately ,fthe wind wus hlowlnfv in the opposite direction from thc. house, otherwise lf. loo. would have perahed. The poultry and live stock were saved. Tho .loss is esfrlnisfed at about $4.000. which ls only slightly covered by insurance. Praise is duo to Mr. H, S. 'B. Birch. for the initiative dis- played in directing operations. - -During the forenoon another out break occurred in the Lobster Fan tory situated on Mr_ Ramtllvll l-and at the shore. the prolwrty 0! Mr Thomas Linliletter. A few buck ets` of water. however, soon ex- tinguished the tire. ll pmy Kiihi-ids. a fisherman. quot ed the accused as sly1nS lllllf -*M curse had led him to set fire to bis own house three times durlnl the spring. and also to smash his boot engine with an an Lol! fill he told Kllhrldo lt had driven him 'to take ret poison. ___,__________

ty automobiles captured from wcek~end pleasure seekers the Sinn Feineh-s on Saturday carried out one of the biggest, raids for

arms in the history of lrelond_ In the early afternoon, when large numbers of persons were starting on week-efnd toilrs, a body of me-ri armed with revolvers stationed themselves ut the entrance of Cor- tinglen’s favorite drive and held up all motor cars, the passengers being taken to the farm houses nd- jacent. When twenty machines had been- captured the gang of 100 masked men-. also armed and lcd by all 0lTlC0'l`.. descended from the adjoining mountsinslde and enter- ed the cars and drivers with re- volvers at their heads were coul- pelled to drive the ralders around the cotNtry visiting the houses in search of arms.

SINN FEI-NERiS CAPTURED_..

iBEl.FASfI‘, Sept. 20-Soldiers

who have been in uulliusll since carly morning surprised a body of Sinn Felners ut bomliing pi-airtlt-e

Russian Sailors

. Defy Bolsheviki

(Special to The Guardlan_)

grad refused to obe the Bolshevik

tlllrty-ilvo cupturell. ,

DUBIIAIN, Sept. 20--Major (len-

erol Sir Nevil Mnc(ii'catly‘§ coup yesterday in which he surprised ii body of Sinn Fein troops at drill und captured- forty men was rc- garded here today as the first step in a new calllpaign to smash tile irish ilepiibllcun Army. The coup was tzikeli as un indication that MacCrendy intends to take the in- itiative against the Sinn Feiners, rather than pursue the former po- licy of waiting for aggression. Re- publican soldiers were at rifle :lrid bombing tlrlll lu the moun- tains near Fmnlskerry, fifteen miles frolll Dublin, when they were surprised by a small group of aux- iliary police, who commanded tllenl to slll'l'l-llilcl'_ They llld so after it fight.

LIIMERICK, III.-ELAND. Sept. 20

-The coristahulary patrol was am- bilscatled Drill- Abbeyfeale on Sun-

day. <`on.~italilc Muhllyofl/cy_ ., ‘ was ltiiit-.i and chioi' oilii i~ (win ~:;:l.I .~ rc *.'w‘ol'i_nded`,

Bavarian Socialists

Fostering Plot to Restore Monarchy

(Special to The Gu_ardian_) BIEILLLN, September l8.-'~BelIef

that the majority Socialists of Ba-

*U0NlD0N. ‘September 13--Rt‘-fir varla are involved in a plot to

gees arriving today from Helsing- proclaim Prince ltupprecht “King fore report that sailors at Petro- of -Bavaria" on September 25th. in

tonnection with the shootin con-

Y ‘ ‘ S

mobilization orders and tli-at nr-:ii~- 'tests of tille citizens guard at 'Mun- ly Ulla llllnilrcil \\'crn oxcciltcd. lit~l|. was cxpresaml by Vnrwucrls

in.lay.

-»-*F

DeBlois Bros., per Mr, Geo.

DeB|ois s.......... _......_... $100.00

Goff Bros_, per Mr_ J_ A.

Robertson .......-... 25.00

W. A_ Weeks ............ 25.00 D. Nicholson, M_ P_ ............ 50_00 Sir Charles Dalton 25.00 B. I, Raynor, Alberton _.__ 25.00 W A Muteb. Houston ..._ i0_00 Hyndman and Co., Lloyds

Agents ............ ..._ 25.00

Col. F, S. Moore 10.00 A, Horne it Co, ......a... ...___ 25.00 Miller Bros. 20.00 Stanley Shaw & Peardon 20_0I.‘ F. P. 1-leunessey ....-.. 10.00 Jack Ledwell .........._ 10.00 R. H Jenkins ............ ........ 10_00 G. 1-‘.`liutolilesoa _-..__ 1o_oo J. S, Wedlock ......,..... ............ 10 00 Saunders, Newsome & Co. Reddin Bros. .._....... _....- Alley A (ln. _...___ _,......._ Hnn G. lll_ Htl|rbess,............. P. E. Murray, Brtuialbsae rercy 1-‘ops

Mrs. F.P. Taylor,

D, M. McDonald. Bprington , Blake Bros, -_.....~... _......... 5.0- A. I-I. Rayner. Tlgnlsh . 5_00 Joseph Read dt Co., per M.

L Bradshaw 5.00 "Ono who sympsthlses"..... 8.00 Caledonian Club 25.00 ‘Currie dt Murnagban 20 00 lMrs. (Rev) Wm. McLeod.. 5_00 Wm. Inman, DeSable 10.00 George White .......... .. 5_00 Pauline R. Campbell, Cam-

bridge. Mass. ..... .. 5_00

V. J Harrington, Customs

Eximiner. Sumlnerslde .. 2.00

Dennis Boller. Boniihaw ._ 5.00 J. W Smith, Appln Road.. 10.00

25_oo

5.00 5.00

10.00 10_00 10,00 10.00 15.00 1o_oo 10.00 5.00

J nf not phono island lvlrs. John 'l‘. Inman. Hamb-

lon .... ......

A Friend York Point Mr and Mrs. Robert C_ Mc- rioui, Rocky Point

_W. K. Rogers. City Harry M. Hyde, Cornwall Charlottetown Guardian Mr. and Mr|_ John G, ln- man, Desable ............. --

Mr and Mrs. 1-l. McEwen

New Dominion .............. -~

Miss Catherine MacNeill.

Brookline. Muse-._ (now New Dominion.) ...... ._

Mrs, Euphemla Grant, Canoe

Cove ...... ......

J A -Dewar, New Perth Nlrsf Elisa J. Poole J A. Messorvy Miss Jean Hooper, Char-

lottetown.

John A. Mcllso. Glace may Roderick MoR\o,,,,(Csnoo

Cov»_ ........... ......... ....,... 1o_o0

5.00 25.00 10.00 20.00

10.00

5.00

5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

_zo.oo sooo

' i

“|§HEllllH .lllll ll|Nll"i

lion. Justice R. Tl. Fitzger-

ald

'Vlra R G. Morton. Halifax G. Abner Crosby, Bonshaw Mrs_ Cyrus McNeill. New Dominion .... Mi-ii. Earl Slnitll, Seattle,

Wasil. .............................. ._ Allan McDougall, 9 Mile

Creek

Al>i_iah J. Inman, Providence

R. l. ...................... D. M. McLeod, Hunter -Riv-

9f‘ .....................

A. K_ Henry, Granville John A. MacDonald,” Bon- sha\v..... .. .. .. 'I‘hom:l-i Mc.Douga.ll. Bonshaw Miss E. llnll, Summerslde.

20.01 101.1 10.00

5_00

50_00

5.00

10.00

10.00 5.00

5.00 5.00 25.00

David H. White, York Point,

E_ tl. Holm. DeSable George S_ MacLeod,

_“Fl 3.*

A. Murley N. A. McNevln __ John Ferguson Fred Campbell

D. J. (`anl'pbcil ._

J. D. McPhnil John A. McKinnon

Gro. lnmnn Duncan D. Ferguson

D_ C. Molmnll,

J. J. McLeod . Gcddie McLeod .

Theop. Beaton Samuel Beaton

James McQuarrle

erlcloll ._

"ff 2 oo

James Mcl"hall J_ W. McDougall W_ S_ McPhnll

__ 5.00

Good MoPhail

.. 500

G_ M. Cillnpbcll J. M. Stewart Allan 'Mnlleiin ._

_. 5_oo .. 2.00

M. ti Morhhii D. J. Mchcau

J. J_ McNevln Nc-ll P. ll/IcNevln Gordon lnman Elmer Inman

4 J. McNevln Seymour -McLean J. W. McDonald

W. H. Beaton _

.. 2.00

Nelson McKinnon Daniel McNevln

Mack MacPhall, DeSable.

Fred-

A_ McDougall $5.00 G. McPhall

5.00 2.00

r.Ioo ii.oo r..oo 2.oo r..oo

r..oo

sfoo soo

:_oo

_ :too

2_oo hoo

. :too

n_oo 2.00 5.00 io.oo s_oo soo 1o.oo 2.oo s_oo hoo _ s_oo 5 oo

2_oo s.oo

1s4_oo

Lens paid funeral ex-

penses ................ 80.00

ooo soo ooo

5.00

SUBSCRIBED BV MEMBERS OF ARGVLE, L. 0- L. 1775

7i_oo

nailing Llattzllllon has been author- ized for organization with lieuil- qunrters iii Charlottetown.

>t‘;l|itzlin Ki-itll itogers has been

appointed to conlillunil llle colu- piluy with the rank of Ma]0r_ The strength of the company will be

l Lieut. Vernon MtLeoil. M_ M.. 4 Lieut. Benjamin Conrad, Georgt ;Gardiner, M. M.. a-nd Russel Clland ler are among olllccrs slult-il to b nesucilutcd wlill Captain Ilogcrs Ai

tive recruiting is expected to star: '

in a few days, _ V _

e n o i Q 'oral' .;Y|.,y.* P " ' '

Explosion Victims

ll.l.il.ill.i.iiuii.iis

to no it ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, is iii iti siiiiii

(Special to The Guardian.)

HiAL1FAX, Sept. 20.--A shock-

ing and horrible tragedy occurred at ‘Saimpsons Corner. near New iermany, this morning when Have- Ock Velnot became enraged over a dis-pure concerning the right to a dam ou his father's famn and

shot and killed his

bald Riiicey. his

Snyder. the latter neighbors with whom

had s dispute oven then turned 'fthe gun on and ended this llfo. - ‘

.__

. . . `

.. .1

.NEW \'0R1(_ Sept 13___T|,e dem] (Special tolli-Guardian) "‘ “‘° N” “"“‘ *‘°‘°‘“S‘°“ “fc” .-..E....-....6 F... ,.,..,....,....,. Far Without Result. Russian Journal-‘

ist Held on Suspicion. . -`

counts 35 and property loss bc- tW@@n One and two millions. Ed- ward P. Fisher, a one time em- ployee of the French Commission was arrested in llamilton, Ont.. in connection with the explosion and postcards received by brokers warning them of the coming disas- ter. Many things polnt to Fisher knowing something about the ex- plosion and the prisoner is nd- jutlged ini~:zlni=.. Bombs were con- veyed to'W.ll| Stleet. by carrlugc

and the policenre milking desper-

ate effnrf‘,_ii_i.ti(§f-Qhtitle-dl-Iver. Fisch- er had hasten" in his pos- session whe nnl'l‘ested. -

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-The cx-

act cause of the explosion wlllcll

in the twinkling ot an eye onl

Tllursilay ut. noon transforllletl Wall Street near Broad Street from fl scene ot` bustling activity to one of dreadful carnage remains ti mys- tery. The official opinion, expre:-ised by Wm. J. Flynn, chief of thc Bur- eau of invcstlgzitions for thc l'n|- ted Siatcs Department of .Iiistlcc .intl fire i~onimis.~ilull 'l‘li0s_ ilrcn- nilll. is tliut the illsaistei' was mills- etl by ii time bunib loaded with high explosives, reinforcreil by metal slugs. The cal-ly thcnry tllat blast was caused by the coilission, he- iwf-en un r-x|»iti.~al\'e can wagon nnil zlnotllcr vvliiclc scollls to llilvo been dispelleil by subsequent invad- tigatlon, although it is not yet en- tirely discartlctl by official inves- flgatnrs.

Chief Flynn, who nrrlvetl here

from Washington lust night to take personal cllnrizc of the Fed- hearlug cuses in J. 1‘. Morgiln’a ot`- tice that l‘ronl the cvldence obtain- eil with the last few hours lt has been ilcdnltely established tllnt ex- plosion is duo to time bomb, taken to Wall Street he added, in a wag- on which wns blown to pieces. The infernal maclilnc wits iilllcil to go

off nt noon and was apparently placed in it wagon by u person who was witllin four blocks nf Wall and Brood Strcelii when thc cxplniilon occurred.

' vol into chi

FIRST COMPET|TION_

.The first competition of the

York Rifle Club was llelil on the new range on- Saturday, Sept. 18. weather conditions were favour- able, but as the rifles were new and' thc majority nf the members were shooting without slings the scores were not quite up to the avi-rnge_

The next practice will be he-ld on

Saturday, Sept. 25, beginning at 1 o'ciock sharp.

:Following are the lnillvld-ual

scores:-

RBUKBS 200 and 300. Seven shots

nt each.

Col Crockett J. A_ Moore P. ‘Brodie Dr. MacDonald Alf Watts W_ West.

l<‘.. Brown 0. Brown A. Doyle

Frank Wnfts liarnld Watts Rev. F_ H_ Llttlelohna Wm. Watts Fred Waits

04 57 54 54 51 49

41 39 39 34 Ill

P. Cooke W. Cooke

26 23

Day 21

_Q33

Taylor ..............;..................._......

PLEBISCITE.

IIAUIFAX, -September 20.-Vot-

ing lists for the provincial plebis cite on proliiibltion closed on Satur day with very few additions tr the original number, The plebis- cite will be taken October 25 an( already the dry forces have organ ized tt strong campaign,

\l<‘IeEI)ERlit`-'I‘0N, N_iB_, Sepiensl

cr 20.»lDr. \V.(i. Crockett of thi- Clllf. Conservative re-presentatlvi of York in the last legislature, lla.- dccllncd to run again.

-A-<0->->~

Fl{E`I)ERlt!TON., NAB., Septeml

cr 20.--Robert -M-clnuotrie fo: many years on the staff of th~ N.ll. llousr of Assembly and falh er of Mrs. Percy A, Guthrie tllei at his home today.

----¢¢->--- IN-SPECTING TEIRMINALB AT

~ ST. JOHN.

ST. JOHN, N.B., Septembei

20.--Tile Tanadlan National Rail way Board, composed of D.B Hanna, S..I. llimgerford, flober ’I‘lionipsou, /\.il’. Barnhill, tiolone ‘l‘ulltli=y. ll.’l‘. Ryan, and G.A llcll, in-I-oilipilnit-il by F.l‘. Brady gclliwzll lilzlnugvr and (‘.B. Brc-w‘ chici' engineer of the Eastern lin cs. arrived in the city this after- noon nuil will spend all iluf t0m0l .row inspecting the it-rnilnni faclli lies ui this purl.

-l-<0-3* ---- --

-ST. .T0li.N, N.B., September 20

-*Hilton Belyen of St. John wor the single scull championship o* the Mlnritime Provinces in Court- eniiy Bay this afternoon, defealln:

lliicllael Sllcilg,/champion of th' Nrw Eiizlnnil _ .tes by more that six lengths.

'I`Iilllt0, N.S. September 20.~

/it 7.15 i-cturns from the variou' polls in the town of Truro gav ‘.\lct`urdy a majority of over 1,70- At 8.30 trwenty four polls reduce- Mc‘Turdy'a majority to something over 1400

furils complete i\’lct‘-urdy's ln-ajorl ty over Captain Dixon, lndrpend rut farmer, is 1,500.

The vols throughout the ridini

.._.»_.< q>-..-___ _

i lr

ported to have gone to the meet- ing place in a limousine. one ot John 1-13",,-gy' \,|w\sm|¢\;_ pf 1 _ t 'N "’"“"l` Cm” CMS. Dele' Lower Manhattan, it was learned ‘°°"°'° ` saws will salhcr for the mein ¢°l1~ today had identified the front shoes 'm“‘9Nn'°‘ “WWW

(Special to The 'Guar<!Ian_)

NEW YORK. Sept. 20-The

Dept. of Justice agents and the po- `,,d nothin' md ‘mwctsd wh .ice are still without a definite clue "emu ammuon to tm' wmm"_

o identity of the person or per- ions responsible for Thursday's ax-

lrallovsky, Russian Journalist.

animal to him as hsusualiy slot! from eight tp a dozen hotles dill;

ascoonlsu rlsciilll Ao. .

» ____.._._____ iosion on Wall St_ Alexander Autm _~ .

DR CROCKETT WILL NOT _ -

CONTEST ELECTION. vho was arrested late yesterday _T0R0N.Do, sept ”_L|A‘!"'. im

n information furnished by aulsproula or tm. any hu “Mtn” .nonylnous correspondent and wholme loc” Domes he “nov” mm” idmltted having been in the nnan- P_ Fhcher, who '“ nrdud. In

:tal district a short time after the xplosion occurred is still being ield without bali on a charge of eing an undesirable alien. Wm_ J. Flynn, chief of the Bu- -eau of Investigation, Dept. of .lus- ice declared last night that he

duced no special significance to-,hnol meimhd muh-er

lrallovsky's arrest but that was icing questioned and held in con- Jrése with 'Deptmenl.'s plan

'not to overlook bets," and to fol-

‘ow up all leads that may develop

n the course of the investigation 1‘he only other important develop-

nent within the past. 24 hours ia i suggestion by medical examiner Worr-is, that the sole' remaining un- dentlflecl body that of a blonde xalred boy about 19, may be that »f the driver of the death wagon.

ind who is believed to have car- dem at Wu ’,”°'r"‘ 'led a time bomb that caused the l-that the Duhon! Povdergcol

lisaster.

The revised list of the dead last

iight showed 34 persons loet_

EAYS Fi-SCHER OF UNBOUND MIND.

.Robt. A_ Pope, brother-in-law to .dwin Fischer, who sent the post-

'ird warnings of the disaster to trucks bam' ln aux "omni friends in the -financial distrlctiumt “_ contained nothin", D

vas questioned for nearly twolpamt pigment, um-nu bxplollv”

'ours yesterday at the Department if Justice Chief Flynn would

, ‘TRUROI 10 li-ni. With all re -oi. disclose the natdro or tho ln- MCGPRW

'estigation or say whether Pope lad come voluntarily or in ans- ver to a summons. Pope told the

was a large one and keen lntcresi lewspappr men swam] weeks ago' NEW YORK, Sept.. 20.-John l ln the contest chiiructcrlzed thi' vhen Fischer was acting strangely Mug,-5'_ mugs" md Du-t ¢*n

whole days proceedings. Neither ' ‘ pm-gy ML an,-¢i,|ng undone to hat he had him examined at Bel- °f ‘M umm* W” ”9°“°‘l

secure the clcctlon of itil Cnndlllat' 'evue Hospital where the doctors uw L°'mb" ,cum 7°."_°'d‘7-r Iii was a straight fight betweel mid hm mind was Bugmly “nbsp lam H. Boyd. lh8 5000;. WWI V001" the organized farmers and thi he had the fight. in f. 0 club prfd' t!ovcl'nillcnt forces alld the latter ‘Med and advised Bfndmg mm t° -to nm m`y"°l,|°u “ny mai-min won with it larger majority than tome quiet nl-we On Seat. Sth. ,md hem an,_k.|Da,,,d .m View 0, ,aid Pope, ..F|schér wen, to ,I.0mn_lride which resulted in serlonl in thc excellent organization tht .0 a mums tournament on the jilrléa £0 John C. Sltvill. 0001001!! ll lt! F'.‘ 1 hi l tl ` . ' ` ;.i.,.::.:::f'.‘....'.‘.l._ fr.. ;;':.f.'. 1 »- fm- Y‘;'..'.“'°°““°“ "°“‘ °‘““ ‘°' is a striking endorsement of the htm asking me to send him a ‘ .

-Mclgllen Governmellt. :heck to N|ngam_on,(he_LBk9_ I -_-¢»o4u»---

‘hought it best to go to Niagara-on

lim to Hamilton. Ontario and tried

_ the Giants won you ltd y

Peace °"“f‘i""’“°€ .‘;.::‘ .i'r.;i.“..°i‘:;:;;i:. »-»~ »= f-- ---»--1- ----

'HY uve hits in tivo _tlmolat bah inolnf

(Special to The Guardian) he was not a Canadian citizen. It ‘ng . huh. nm . t-“bu 1'-° dm,

1-0N`D0N» SPP- 2°'rRlSll A195' was in Hamilton I learned of the N" “di 'mug 1,". ‘mhm m

putt-li to London (‘hrcnicl_e foday explosion andthe fact that my bl_'°- tomb "nt Ton.; to. mlm

said formal Russian~I’ollsh peace me,-_(Flaw had W1-men wa,-n|n‘ when sntno” “ond on conference had not begun yet but “mel My .om purpose In sums ‘msn .nu n‘"mn.*-..

llllll 300° D0'mllSlll “'10 0d0lDb to Cana/do was to get him into a pumonm seo".

Joffe, two leaders had a confer- Mm,j_°|.|“m_

ence. The conference was a sec » ` `

rot- -Tells. Smflet asset- was fr- sscoomzso Houses moss. THE V ' ` .

-'rmn Hook gtk*

ference in the hall of the Black of the dem; hor” 'him dr", gh, ‘M wal iileaded Knights. It was the gather- dean, 'axon N, Wm g¢_ " no who tm. llns niece for wealthy and noble ho had put on about two weeks noanissmt Russians and still is decorated ,gm 1.{".¢,,-Q’ hoygnn mm gp, Sun aotd

with pictures and symbols of old police he doubted lf he could ro-

Pu moo loud Q..

days: g *_ f WM ,cognlle the man who brought the M7 “_ n p °‘7_ , -

Hamilton in connection with the bomb outrage in Now, York' week ls the same person ll

Fischer who will lntornltd

province of Nova war was on as sn Lieut. Bproule. who

lished picture of prisoner, ` i

Maw voiruc

Fischer who keep out sf

explosion there ed here today

tarin_ accompanied NEW YOl_lK..

Grand Jury today, _ _ investigation of’ Well 8_g|'0ot ploslon and- special ittentlon to be paid 'of possibility -that tragedy might have been me

be questioned as 'td the which has been nx_|dd"tb lice that one of their rod

wagons was seen-not tar Broad and Wall Streets, n minutes before the dlrdltef. -T

derstood will testify to ' ont

NEW YORK. BQDL 20.-'Ion' started s rally for New York with

For :h°`L“k° “nd me" mm- I "wk s single ln the tenth inning ,and

tsby

Tueodaraorthwelt ‘whale

rises tomorrow el.

The Dupont odidlnls lf. ll, itil