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Batter Life'-saving Equipment 1 '
LONDON, May 7-Two new liners
for the White Star Company are at present under construction in the yards of Harland and Wold, Bel-
fiisl. One of the vessels the keel of which was lnirl several months ago, will be uenrly twenty feet longer than the Titanic and will be fitted and finished tbrougliont on the same imposing genie as the Olympic and Titanic. ' In vieiv of the loss of the latter the work of completing the new vessel will be accelerated and every avail- able man in the Queen's Island works will he put tc work in order to have the liner finished as soon as possible. It will he more than a year before the new ship will be completed and sufficient time will be afforded to em- body the latest details regarding* life hosts and other life-saving apparatus which the Board of Trade may direct, iiflrr llie forthcoming inquiry,
ronnor risroli, `
AND was 1<I1.l.un
F»ll’l~lE'l`WA'I‘ER, Texas, May 6-
Hnving carelessly forgotten to equip when lic went out for a stroll.Clay- lun llluck paid for his _negligence iiitli his life. He was shot and kill- rl in the street at (loahomn. a vil- iusje neui' here hy llls old enemy. lliil l-lvliols. ’i‘lie llini-k and lilcliols families havi- lis-iin Involved in a feud for yours---so Mug, in fact, that the cause of it is liliuself with his trusty six-shooter but a vuullc memory. Old neighbors any it hegiin over 1, dispute ns to the o1\`nei'siiip of a maverick calf. ` The narriug clans have ever since been biking potshots at each other. and a iliuck or ldchois who ventured forth unarmed was not considered to ' he ` liroperly clothed. Two years ago the male members of the hostile families engaged in a but-, lie ln the streets of Coahoma that lasted for' hours. Hundreds of shots were fired. The village suspended iuisiiiess and kept under cover iintll the smoke of the battle raised. Then it was found that there had been 'lilly one ciisuniity, Hill Echols, the “|‘l¢*l`» hurl fallen. Clayton Black was iutcused of the killing, and three thneswriu brought to trial, but at lust
'vas acquitted. Ever since that battle the two fscl buns lnive been waiting for a chance L-_i renew it. Black had barely left -_ls house when he was challenged hy lpllols. His band flew to his pistol l_-ncket, only to find it empty, the 'nat time in years. An instant later lllere came a. flash and he fell dying. ‘H eu score had been settled.
Ecliols was arrested.
*mia
HllFl<‘llAGE'l‘l<}S TURNED
DOWN IN PARIS.
__PAm5. M0? 'Ge'-.Paris the gallant __i:s turned down the suffrngettes. In ___i__m“"iCll>al elections Saturday, ______ _yfzmen ran for office, but the “__ 7’ ; WNY received was not great. "___" U lfhem WHS a Madame Pelletier, ,___“°f°fi,H\1flrasette, who polled 14s ______°S Gsmnst 1,860 cast for her ____ Ollllonent. It must be remember- ed' f;‘;W__'_’_"'°l`. _that every one who vot- _____‘___ adame Pelletier knew that ,,,______c_?;? was wasted as under the ___ '___ "ll, the election of a woman The _i__olllce would have been invalid. _________ ici candidate was Mme. Re- ___________-_ ____She received 463 voter; ______e___ ___ Cast for her malepp- ____c_____s_____ 0 women ran as unified
<»-_.__
coiiusiissn ms
roo Lua For
cuissiriclinoii
"Pall “elif por word each insertion ______ us column, (lash must uncom- ______y___f:_rile_c_1inil five per cent dlscoiui-t, "___ __-___-_____ linliuiim charge twenty- "$_{‘i'{_l‘lD. A snows'/(`siE."slciin _ °“|l\PN to The Guardian, Alber- °"- 5-mai. W_'}_;‘{_l`l<ln Gini; ron "GENERAL ,,re“°“’°fk- Apply te 145 Euston ,______"*~ ,_ __ _ _ _ _ s-adeipd. -M P IN THIS, CITY ON SUNDAY, w“§'_ 500. a Gold Cross. Finder re- H;"“’0 by returning to 83 Queen .in '”"°'»~"“’--... . .S-sore __'f_HI-1 waurmn or saves on ___:__\_t rooms with modern improve- *‘» ADDI! at (luardlim office. WA... ,____, _ ~_____~_ _______ n_-1nu.= ___NTHm 'rwo iumonns omns, ___s_o two good chamhcrmaids ap- ! at once Hotel Victoria.
__ 5_5df_| 'utes late; the Tignisli accommoda-
W{\N'i‘li‘.D A MAN WHO THOROUGH- __Y llllfferutandc the we of horn:-- WIY 0° W- ¥'._Roblns, Kent Bt.` n . ..____-_,,____,________ _I-!¢l3iD0~ f_l_A_llnERS WANTED-TWO DESIR- __ I rooms with board can be had ,,¥__,'\l’l0Ylnz to Min Metbcrell, 57 _“nee Bt. All modern convenien-
' , 5-Bdiw.
_‘,,‘;,*,',*,"-nislnuili alia
'an opportunity did not ofier to
-~ _*aaa _ ________
IN WILL ill Lili
Mllll BG Elllll
(Canadian Press)
CONCORD. MBY 7-The residuary
clause of the will of Mrs. Mary Bak- " G- Eddy. founder of_thc Christian Elclenge Church, beqnearlring the re. sidue of the estate, valued at about $2.000,000, the First Church of Chris- tian Science of Boston, creates a valued trust, in the opinion of rpg Supreme Court of New HampShire_ announced today.
The court holds that ii residunry clause is not ri gift to ri church buf, 11 Rift for religious purposes and sus.. U\i"Ul>|@ as ii charitable ¢r~i|gf__
ll WELL KNOWN - 0llRSMllN DEAD
#_
BOQWON MU-V 7-lohu (lruney,
\vell kiiowu as a coach auiong the oaismeu of tnis coiiiiti y, died last night after a long illness ' _(nancy developed many ‘varsity eights for Harvard, Yap; mul oth. *W COIICKPH and for eight yt-urs was coach for the llostou Athletic As- ociatioii. _H0 “'09 ll -*"\Vf‘0l* imrsiriiiii of ubi- lity and was born iii ‘ll'eln|ul -I2 years ago.
Nl'li`i’l‘l~l i-lYl)NldY MAN
'l‘lfflllflll'l‘ ’l‘(`» i)l~l lllillll
'l‘ll _l-1u.00o.uuu.
((‘anadiiui Press)
‘~ » _ .
N
NflR'l‘ll SYllNl<iV, N. H., May il--lu
search for the heirs of the famous forty millions dollars estate descen- dants of Huniuel (`!lii\i‘cl_iill, rr wealthy fisherniaii of the Ancient Colony, who lived nearly two centuries agoi it would seem that one of thc claimants for the vast fortune residei~: hcrc in Sydney. A "<‘.liui-chill descen<l|uit" in St. John‘s, Nfld., writing to thc Evening Herald of that city, puts forth a claim that the Reikours of that city arc~clos‘ely eoiinectcd to the Churcliills. lu that ease i\.li'. (‘ln1rles Selrvour, the well knowir and pupil- lar steward of the lilastern Club, is another descendant. According to the writer in the Sl.. .lohn's l-leralil, the latte story of the ‘coming to New- foundland of the (`-liurcliills in the first place and as to whom the right.- ful descendants are, was told ilie other day. lt is voncheil for and corroborated by several of the older rrsidents of Rt. John's who lieurd tlieir,fore-fathers speaks of it many times. The former (`-liiirchills. broth- er and sister, were hound to (`-ansda when the vessel was wrecked on the corist of Newfounilland 'l‘ravel\iug was not as easy then as now, and as
get
nwnv froui liorelfoi' some time they decided to remain. Elizabetli (‘.liiirch- ill married n man named Snow and her brother was united to a Miss Fl-eirvour, and both had families. Cant. John Snow and his relatives, including Mrs. Peiinack, Mrs. Fl. liyon. are direct descendants. Hou. J. Pitts is also connected with that family. l°`rou'i the other branch Mr. George Seirvour of .loh's office is it descendant of a brother nf the wo- man who married Churchill. 'l‘weu-
GUIIIUNICATION
Tlll0U0|‘l PROVINCE
IND VflTl! lfllNLlND
Yesterday the Northumberland left
Charlottetown at 7.00 a.m., for Pic- tou with passengers, mail, express and freight and arrived at 10-30 I1- m. She left on return to Charlotte- town at 3.35 p, m. with passengers, mall, express and freiglit and docked at 7.05 p. m. She leaves today Ilf- 7.00 a. ni- for l’ictou returning at night. _ '
Yesterday the Minto left lllctou
at 6.00 a. n‘.. for Charlottetown with 1 passenger and 2 tous freight and arrived at 0.15 n. m. She Ulf- agalu for l"ict.ou at 12-\5 p. m. with no passengers or cargo and docked nt 5.40 ll. f“~ Hhe leaves Picton today at 6.00 ii. m. for (‘-harlottetown with pl\f\H°l1l!°f‘l‘ and freight. this proluibly being her last trip.
Yesterday the Harland rctiirned
from Orwell at 10 s. m. and ieft ii- gain for Orwell at 3.00 P. m-i fe' turning at night. Sho leaves today ai 3.00 p. ui. for Victoria, remain-, ing over night and returning to Char- lottetown about 10.30 a. m., l0BVlpll again at 3.00 p. m. for Victoria and returning' at about' 0.30 p. rn. ' Y
Yesterday the eastern exDl‘0ES Rf'
rivcd in Charlottetown at 9.15 a-m-. on time the Southern accommode tion at 10.00 am.. tiurtr-five mln-
tion at 12.00 p.m. 20 minutes late; the Bummarsidc accommodation al 8.55 p. m., fifty-five minutes late? the Eastern accommodation at 6.3! ono hour and fifteen minutes latedillfl the 'rignish ctbress at 10.50. p. m one hour late; .the western exllflill the previous night was one hour and twenty minutes into or arriving al 11.10 p. rr.. ' _
‘let proof protection iu the l'i11Svi||e
S rl-
iliilsSllnlf"iualniL.§;.g0
is nl asian
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, May 7-Sir Edward Grey
today put the quietus on the rumors of the retii-ement'of James Bryce as the British Ambassador to the United States.
The Foreign Secretary stated 'in
the I-louse of Llomnions that the am- bassador, who was now on his way to Australia to study_ political and sociological matters, would return to Washington at the beginning of Hep- tember and resume his duties.
THE ALLENS WLHL
BULLET Plllllll
((‘aniuliiiii Press)
\\'Y'l`l~ll‘}VIliLl'}, May 7-l1‘urthei'
eviilencc that Floyd Allen wore rr bul-
court, when the shooting .ip of the court took place on Murcli ll, was brought out /luring the trial of Allen hero today for the iniirder if |.ri».~<-r~ii- tor Foster. _ Deputy Sheriff Gillis ter-itiiicil that uftel' the sliootiug began he had fired four shots poiutblank 'at Floyd Allen. No shots were found in the wall nlid it is believed that the Aliens wore breast plates under their clothing.
Rli|LlVl\V COMMISSION
ADJOUNNED SITTING
((‘-iiuniliuii Press) - 0'l"l‘!\WA, Muy 7---'l‘hc llailwuy
(lomnilssioii sitting was postponed today until June -ith out of respect for inte Chief Cuiniiiissiiiiiei' Ma\hee.
The Members of the Board and
heads of the ilepartiu.e'iit leave touiglit, to attend the funeral at Port ltnvan.
ltl<lNl<`l`tl'}W I’ltiEi.~lT NAMED '|‘l’l‘ll-
l.Ali lllr-ll~l(>l‘ ()l~‘ (ll.AS4lMl<lNl\l,
lt()Ml1}, Ma y Il-l"iif.l\er Patrick
Ryan, the pnrisli pi'icst of licnfrcw, Ontario, has been named titular bishop of (llasomeue, ri city ou the coast of Asia-M'inor, ueu'i‘ Siiiyiuin, and appointed alixiiinry bishop of l‘onlhroke, (lutario.
li‘(lllMl<}|l M. l‘. lll<).\ll
'l‘()ll()N'l‘(l, May ii--l¢‘. 'i-'_ iiienu. nl
former Liberal nieniher of the Ilunziii- ion Parliainent for llouth (Jmmio is dead nt Syracuse, aged 75 years.
ty-five years ago ii joiner of New York uiinied Uliiircliill claimed that he was the heir, The American pap- ers gave the matter much promin- ence under tlie title “Grains of Gold." His claim was taken ser- iously and two lawyers crossed from London to New York to investigate. As a result of their investigation an- nouncement was mode that the New . York Chui‘-chill was not the heir and the rightful `di-.scendants were the Shows and i~leirvours. Whether the vast sum will he divided is of course
Find Her
NEW YORK, May 7-There isfezu-
among shipping men that the Augu-
here February 2nd with a cargo valued at milli id ll ' l ,-t
who is under sentence of death for
Mrs McGee, of St. Mary’s l`lou.d
hes/ted postpoiiemeiits there is eii-ry
clared he had been shot by ii hlii-glar. Police investigation is said Lo have
present, and the questions i'i\iii.tiiig to
telegmphy, pull: heads and speed ure
(Canadian Press)
seventy thousand head of cattle have to he taken cure of ‘lion the
QUEBEC, lllay 17-'l‘he Quebec hal"-
eouuete and sheet steel stiuctuie
'tl l
giain together with the coiistiulctiuii
fiiuiiililiiiii l‘i'cs><)
the l<`rencu fishing schooner Maile li.,
the crew were rcsciieil.
Hhe has all the confidence in the
willing to wager she will successfully
problematic:-il. _
reports from the life insurance com-` ponies as to their losses by tho Ti-_ tunic disaster are published in the current issue of the Insurance Press. With i-i few exceptions ‘all the figures are taken from direct reports to the Press. ‘ The total loss nn the part of those
companies which have made up».tbeir figures comes to $1,881,111. The Northwestern Mutual Llfc heads the list with $500,000. Next comes the Mutual Life with $246,000; 'tlw the lslqiiitubhf l.lfo with $175,000; tl\e Penn( Mutual, $l3fi.000; tho Travel» iers, $100,000; the Pacific Mutual, $100,000; the Mutual Benefit, $04,- 500; the Metropolitan lille, 82,000; the (lonuecticut Mutiiol, $00,000; the Mussiicbiisetts, Mutual Life, $50,000; the Prudential. $50,000; thc New York lille, $47,851; the Germania Life. $30,000; the State Mutual ol Worcester. $30,000; the I‘rov-ldcnt lille and ' Trust, $27.000:*the Aetna Life, $25,000, and so on'down to the Dominion ' Life of Waterloo, which; like most of the Oanadlan companies,' lost. but ri few thousands. -
The largest insurance carried hy a
llngle passenger' aboard the Titanic was on .the life of Herbert F. Cha- lleo of North Dakota. His I-'ife was insured for $146,750. The néxt lar- gest was that of'Jolm B. Thayer for 860,000. Mr. Thayer also carried $120,000 worth _of accldst insur- ance. '
Some of the larger life policies
"md the names of those carrying them followz- ~\ - ‘ Edgar J. Meyer, New York., $50,; 000. ‘George D. Wick, Youngstown,
’“\lrd» 'liiiliiiuit mu guns in mn
lluiord'|-Llnlment Oilru DfP“h°‘.'1.°.-..°.B”'3‘m.i|* ,.a.“¢¢_*“°l“?» N." 'Y°""-,
Ohio. 347.500- ~
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T.N|o.nll0~d Ad",`~"_ _ ' _ ”";»........‘;.S..“,?.'r‘;‘.’i.I...",amass aan `"“‘ """°""'““ "°°"
Some Notable Work
____f urizuuiniiuua ,, ,,,, wiiinsa ana “"` l`..'f,.,.§‘...,'_""“"
hurg, ry German eteamship, which left _ --‘
a on o urs, is o~. - - .,
and that all on board perished. w“\SHIN_GT0N' MW 7_P"“°tl““l' - . tulnmhun Plum) word was ,.ece\v,,,| ymt,,_,.d_w ,_\m,_ ly the entire country between Vicks- Mkw YUUK. M05' 7‘“f\ 001110 fl'0H\
the cruisel. n,.em,,n_ which _mf ,mt hurg and Baird on the Mississippi is Weyinoutli, hlnglaud, says the fleet from ]3¢,,-mmm to ,.,cm-cl, fm. Um ,.,.,,. under wafer and the iuliahltuuts es- dressed ship yesti-.riliiy to eeloln-alr- sel, has not been able to find hor, timate that tllili "tilt" 0' ""0"" will the anniversiiry of King (leorge'.~> uc-
* V ""` according to reports by the army' cessioii and ni noon liri-il nlroyiil
. likely prevail about six weeks. longer, " '
The officers ofthe relief steamer L""|"t°‘
Wyanoke, which distributed to ten A inuguificeiit. piece of aerial
. _ thousand people rations along the scouting was done by Commaniler
- - sunf‘lower river, reports that about Samson after me first and Be(-,und
sriiiadrons put to sea to yoin the third
-i > ,fiv,,,._' ' ' ` K ' and fifth iii order to make aspectu-
`;inm,_di,,,, 1-.,.c,,,_,) fpwy, |,,,,,,|,.(._,| ,.,,f,,g,.,,s \,,,._,.,, |,,m,gm_ uulnr entry into the hiiy.
]l()STON_ Moy 7-Miss l,,_ V, ll0C|<. ("-ommnndel' Samson launched .his
Richeson, sister of U. V. '1". Richeson, r------- ayqi-Opirme from the chore on the op-
the murder of Avis liinnel, talked _ _ , , _ . with Governor 1,~0,_,_S nt the Hmm _ along the sulfuic of thi. wuiei .£00
Emma today on helmlf of hm- yn-,,y_|,_ yards, then rose and in the middle of
er. ' ` the bay did graceful right-liand and _The ;*“h_le‘;r ‘li“°_“Sse“ “'“_“ _ the left-hand circles, then the comman- pea_wiici as icuii male or the - __ , , , - I eomniiitation of liicheson’s death ' ` ‘IU WMV' meh" 'm|c_T__"t"t_tU :en “gi
sentence on the ground that the for- |‘l“k"‘l “l’ th” glam " ' 'cm mg "
mer clergyman is ,,ns,,,,n,\ mcnmuy C __ ward Weymouth, the fi;'si___t;iiie nu and has been so always. _ f Bnmlull PF099) aeiopiaue luis cvei <on ..
positc side of Portland llay, skiddeil
LEAVES TRACK
(‘llfUA(lfl, lll_., May qi--_-\i`i.c-i' rc- S'l‘. l‘1lGl`tl_llC, May 7---’l`he ci‘<_~.iv of Thu h,,,,_,,|,_i,,,, of Im “Nic of Um, ,,f
the di'i\-‘iuir ivlie-elf: of ihe unl.:ili1~eiiiiri-
li i l r " " ' 'l`lll'l - NEW l|i\VlCN ('ol\|l. Mil li' 'l‘l\¢‘ "
revealed that \Vu.rr_e|i lliorpi°, ii. ( IRI In 'nl , _ _ _ _ . , ' _ _' y ._ , f rm___“___ ,_____|_______ f M_____ Q__m__ had f.l»lANNl<.l.i .HWlM, ui~,.i i=x,n~ililioii to liiu_ _\vli|i.h \v_ii| __
1)
. ’ i - ~ - ' it f l‘i -
been found sliot. to death in .Iaeksoii ___ m"‘|;_'_ '_'_"‘lp'I,.‘_:“l_'_i_‘_'_"( f~m\'.'__;: “_i;| systcin.
Mioli., in 1003 undef' similar i~il'i1uiii- _ "im" W "_' '. in _" _ " _ I stances and ivlint anoiiijer hiisbiiiul, 15"-“"|`UN» 0111"”-. Mill/ 0”ll"““ “M h" “"‘”3'"lfh""'l “N ‘" tl" ‘_‘“" " lili'|l \'o|<'.i-7 1{p;1-:psi ¢‘|\m-lm, Mc])mm1(|_ n (\mm(|i,m_ hm; Pitoiioll, the woiulerfu, young liostnu Ulf? lilflt 0Xll0_lll¥-lU_Il, llllf- \\`\\l ¢l_>|lf‘_(‘l\‘ dim ,m,],,_,. ci,.m,m,,,tm,,.,.,,_ ,,,,|im,_i,,,: swiln.mei', sails for lilnglnud .luly 3. f.l‘0.tl‘- ll'-S Will'-f l1lll~'f‘ll/ Ill lfllllf- "‘lI“‘“ ,m|s,,,,_ Hhe will attempt to swiui the Engl \\'|\cl'c tin' liinnuu l»u_iii~.~i were found
_.__ ish (‘-lianiiel, u fact that has never under fi glziriiil deposit. wl:_|_<_tb inlll
I ii i, 5 .~ -,.1 been ner-oui ilished by a woman. iznted rr uiiniinum urge of 2,i years.
MAR] NME (Y((?)bE’Il`<lIl:l|l}ii’lAlNl‘,'l1i1;].;|{|,|N_ Miss Pitolnofl is the daughter of il Lit is *bciioveii thili. with n combina-
- llorchestei' grocer, and has done some tion of geological research and pro-
nmRm»N_ May 6__rI-he nm,.iHm,, wonderful swimming on this side gl spective new_discov_eries of huniaii
conf”-ence_ called on Emperor wu_ U10 AUIUILZIC- Amilllll ll9\` Ill0Bt 'L00' relics mucli light will be shed upon lium's initiative in consequence of the "hm f"'“tS.we"e hm' ‘qwlm f,"°m Char' th" “H” ‘lf mm L" H°“th Am""_"`“~,l" Titanic dismtm. Opened many at tml lest-Ou lll‘\0l~'e |20 ll"Ht“l1 lllfm- 11 connection with this investigation
' ‘T000 Wllicll lilllllflil -"\““0tt0 K0l|°"‘ there will also be research in arelii-
Dopnrtmcnt of the Interior under the - . '- '
_ _ l i f i. i. I land . - . .- _
presidency of the Secretary ol S1ate_ ._f_“"_'_;_ “'_‘_: N‘_?_'__ "$“`;‘k“ ___“"°¥________;* _____ tecturnl iemninr- of lhe lncas cliiii/1;
A large gathering of depurtmi-iit ol- ,yoke an réocms U' ' ' ` Hoo and of the pi-ri<»ds \vf\l<‘b l>l`f\"L“ - ¢;,.,,in_ _ / 0°i“\S» f"I"““°'!f"U""" Cf 01° *f"’_‘“‘ The iiet,e naiitlm- uiri win son-i "" "" __
001110010 Shilllllllg C0mPf1"l9B. Hlllll- trainllig for the (lhunnel swim as WHIIPF ..,~rAR (.0
builders' murine ““"°°mU°""»“t"'~~ is soon as she reaches the other side. ' ' .|vH`NK`, ,.\N»,“,A
1lf0"Sf1Vl"l!- l’l`092"f2 1'0"*-¢’“. \VlN`l“HS \vorld and scores of her admirers are _---
to be considered The '~onfereuce is pmflr- per wriy ilu-oirglr the elrnppv fl'|"|`/\W/\. MOV 0"'|"l"‘ml“" ll‘l\`*l"“
slllllllosed to lash(-olisiiiei‘ill>le f.l|n4'l ' Lwaiers of the channel, I V ' today l'¢‘<‘.f‘-lV¢‘d fI'0m Vice l’i'i_-siileiil eleven thirty l,|||-ep ‘l"ruiik|in of the While Si.ui~ i.:ue, a
iuessnge of thnuks to l‘aun<lii on be-
""."""""~"‘""""“"""*‘~"`*'”’""*""“""“""""""""""""""""”""""""‘"”""”"”"““""""""“`”`””"'"’ hm; uf' Um; (immmny fm- me _-,¢~r~vir~<-.
of a Dominion iloverumenf. sfcmner
’ LIVES LOST ON TlTl\NlC COST $1 88| ill
9 9 ` who lost their lives in N16 TiU\lliC
disaster.
Charles M. Hays, $25,000. William B. blilvey, Duluth, $22,500. Walter M. Clark, lios Angeles, (‘-ul., $20,000. -
Isldor Straut, $20,000.
alter (‘.. Porter, Worcester, Mass..
515.000.
Albert A. Stewart, $15,000. John B. Cummings, New York, $10,- 000. Walter D. llouglus, Cedar llapids. ln.. $10,000.
William T. Steed, London, $10,000. Emil 'f‘riusslg, New York, $l0,000.
Arthur W. Newell, 010,000. Henry ll. Harris, New York, $5,-Mil. Major l'lutt, $2,000.
The latest reports from the uccl~
dent insurance compniiles show t-hat these coinpiinies lost ii total of $1.- 5ll3,000 on the Titanic the . Insur- ance Press gives repdrts from thir- teen companies.
The Travelers ;eports.n loss of
$1,000,000; the Aetna l.ifc (acci- dent) $200,000, and the Standard Accident $l00,000. .- .The biggest accident lusurnnco po- licy was carried by Emil Brandeis of Omaha, Neb., $175,000. .
Sonic of the others are Charles M.
Hays, 910,000; Fraiik M. Warren, $56,000; Stephen W.` Blackwell, 'l`rK-ntou. N. J.. $33,000, rind Alexan- der T. Comptot, Jr., i.alrewoofl»l2!l.-
Two policies of $5.000 each in e
Preferred Accident Company became $15,000 each iinili-.r the triple indem- nitv provision, while another policy in the- same company for 510.000 WM raised to $20,000 by double indemni- ty and accumuhitlons.
Mrs. John B' Thayer has received
lrqmitlie 'rravelan' Insurance Cgmj
000. according to the insurance Press,
NEW YORK, May 6-Ono of those
who died ou the Titanic was Daniel Moran, a policeman, who had gone to Ireland to claim an inheritance and was returning with his sister. llertba. Tho money was lost with him. lt was to have been used in part for the sup- port of three other sisters in this country, nud is said to nave amount- ed to between $12,000 and $15,000, willed to Daniel and his sister by his futher, Patrick Moran of liiinerick, who had bcen‘n, liglitliouse- keeper on the irish coast for many years. He died tivo years age. and lust
November Daniel went to lrelnnd to claim his part of the old rnnn's snv» ings. which were about $30,000, nnil to bring home his sister, who had been paying ri visit to her relatives on the other side. The money was mostly in bank notes and Daniel Mor- fin, in bringing the nionny to this side, kept. it in his clothing. LONDON, May s~f‘-nn'-ein ROS-
tron, of the ntenmsliip Parpatliia, in- terviewed nt. Gibraltar by two cor- respondent of tho 'Dolly Mail, iiuld_:
"Tho allegation that I was using
the wireless to ni.y own ailvantngc- alter the wreck oi' the Titanic is n wicked lie." »_ _
(iaption Rostron warmly defended J. Bruce Iamay, declaring that -he be- haved irreproaehoblv on board the Carpcthln. He concluded by saying that he remembered seeing distinctly two mast headlights ot 3 o‘clocli Monday morning. which appeared to be nearer the Titanic than the Unr- pathia was. and at davhrook he suv' two other ships, about eight piiloe away to the north, while the Corpus this was picking up the aurvlvoi-ii.
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HIS `lfl2NIl l`llll'l`llDi\\r`
NEW Yf)Rl(, May 6--’l‘lio latost]$25,000. lpauy of Hartford a chock for $120, ____
6--l‘f-ter Hamilton passed his l02nd liirthdny yesterday. He is lialc xiud hearty ond has n splendid in-~.:uory. He mme from rlcotlanil over fill _wars- ago.
THE NEITHER
TEIPEIIITURE
SUN. l00N. ETC
'I‘(lll()N'|‘fl_ May 7--l\li\i\el‘l\ti\. winds
fair with abiuif the some t.emll<‘l‘|'\~ ture.
The lonipei~ai.iii~e uf. three ii'elo<-‘t
this morning »h_v the “Ri-mill Store" 'l‘esf.ed Tlierniom-cter with ri northern exposure wus thirty-six degrees a- bove zero.
The lowest teuipei'atui'e recorded
yesterday was forty~Lhree degrees ii- bove zero and the highest wus forty- niue above. The lowest recorded the previous night was thirty-eight ii- bove. At nine ii. m., yesterday it. was forty~five degrees above and at nine p. m.. it was forty-three above.
The length of today will be four-
teen hours und forty-two minutes.
The tide will be high this alter-
noon at 1.50 and tomorrow after- noon at 2.46; it rises tomorrow morning at 4.40 and Friday at 5.36.
'be sun sets this evening at 7.17
mio .Aoniorrow evening at 7.18; it rises tomorrow morning ut 4.35 and Friday nf. 4.33.
Tho muon rises toiiiorrow morning
at »‘l.li4.
Minard'si liiclment Cures lustemper.
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/\l)lll‘]llI»Y, il/lcgnlltic Co., Qiic, Nay
.Liiug_slioremeii, Ljghtermen zilidi-Hatb’or Eugllleers on Strike Now,
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(Canadian Press)
HAVANA, May 7--Tin: paralyza-
tion of the traffic of the port in conseqiieiice of a strike of longsboro- men und illghtermeu begun last Bat- urdiiy, was made more complete to- day by the harbor engineers going on strike which resiilted in the stoppage ol' ull ferrybouis und tugs.
'l`he llnntnieii on inotor unil sailing
boats have also sri-iirk in sympathy with the loiigslioreinen and lighf.er.- men.
’l‘he ciirnieu tiireaten to go out on
strike tomorrow and efforts are being made tu induce conductori-l and u\ot~ ormen on the street cur lines to join the general strike. ‘
MANN WA’l7ldl'lWAYln`
l"ll()Vl7lll DIG l'l(lON_
LONDON, May 6-One of the op-
timistic feutiires during the coal strike was the resiunptiou of activi- ty on the inland waters of iduglund. The kingdom is covol-i‘il with a nel.- work of natural and ariiilclnl cu- nais.
it is now believed by transporta-
tion experts that these canals can he profitably operated by the use of oil in the power plants of the canal boats. »
The freight trains standing- empty
_ hor comniittee has decided on rr bulld-
ills of 0110 m-illi0ll l>llHhf‘-lu Cull11Ci£y.0f on the sidings for luck of fuel, ship-
pers had their attention called to the long neglected wnierwnys, and tho
wi _i _ .inks which could be extended
GSOIMETUWN MM 7,--'l'he pre- "ml ‘l‘i"<fl‘lll_¢i¢\ into un _elevator cap railways will now find a powerful ri- limiuary iieariug'iu the case ugniiist "buf "f "‘t‘"`"’" "W" "“H“’" l'""|"‘|""f "'\l L" Um 000015-
Alreurly a large l\lidlunil firm of
,|m,.,,e,1 with ,,,,,,.,y,,_,._ whim, _‘VHS to of tivo new pi.~.i.~i to be built as an (Uaiiailinii l‘rc.-is) carriers has started a motor barge hm,” mm,m,,,(,,.,] Um, f_,,.,.,,,,,,,, M addlfirui to the liouisc emhankuienl.. (‘()l.llMl3[A, lilay 7--A score or service between -liundon and Birming- (leoi"0tov\'ii before l~lLipciidial' Mar- ' ”"""“"""_""“'7 lll‘>|`¢‘ INTHUIIH VW'-l'f`f |“"`t' “'|‘f‘" "nl" istiqrlte Roiiiliu, wus furl.lier :iil%p"<iiii'i\il.`il ' Nu. 31 on the l~loiitlierii| lli1ilWHY.
until f<'rlduy morning, CRE" from Washington to .lncksonvil|e,wus
--~------- , _ derailed three niilis north of f`ulllu\-
'V0 'l‘ltY WOMAN __,___ bin this nioruiiig. order for ton new vc:-'si-Is, iiuil rush
ON Mllliilllllt 1lflAl;(li\l. 'l‘\vo .cleepiiig i':ir.-i t.iiriu~ii over.
---~~ 'i‘lie most ol' the iiiissi-iigi=i'.~i ivere r-..|uipnienf..
hom. The boats are fitted with cn-» glues using fiiei oil. Ono iirm, which has limi two barges in service on the 1-anuls for some time, has placed an
orders have been 'given for Llietr
Tliese new carriers will cover the
ilistauci-. betvrcen lioiiilorr and Bi|»m_ inghnin in oiglit hours, or half the
inurdci-W 'of her hi'.~:band, .Ioiiii U10 1_\l1ll'i0 Bllfllllll :i_ leak and *i""|" Wi' -_'T H\4_\JNT; 11;" ` (luinn. When Quinn was found ilenil "ll 51-- l"‘l-01"* ll-'Nik l’0H0"f\"ll1l/~ TU IA “AHHlN‘1l-l(\ll'l‘lIl] l\ll'll9lili‘A,
,mrly mst _N-,,vc,,,|,,,_,. M,.s_ Ly,,in,, ,|,,_ All of tho tiveuty-one nienlhers ol _ __
canal craft. Using crude oil the cost of power in the boats will be about one ci-nf. n. mile.
\|Cxpei~inients liuvu shown that the
~~~°‘ cost of the ordinary liorso-druwn and
‘i.naii\-d|‘iveii barges avoralxes roughly .wclity live ei-|il.s a mile, which gives 'olnc idea. of the ecinioniy of the new
MA N l"llUlVl IIANHING.
r-lll.i\ll<>.\I, Pu., May 5-A remark-
nble haritmie voice has unveil Velku. .-inkroviteli from being lianged,tor thu lloard of l‘ardons has reeomniended death sentence of the muriler of life' inil-lrisonment. When the condemned man was told the news he cried for _ioy and cxclaimeiI"'l‘hs.nk God."
Then he broke into a hymn
with such expression that tears were lH"_'\\ul\t. to the eyes of Sheriff Martin
The prisoner’s wonderful voice has
caused many to work in his behalf including scores nf prominent women ilfti-.ii unknown to the prisoner, mimic oving visitors wi-.ru allowed to stand n the jail corridor and listen whilo` Aukrovifrh sung one melody after an- uf.llPl'.
F‘0llMFlll r5lllldlllFl°`
Sl'l(1'l‘ FIIOM AMIlllFiH.
lil'iXIN\'l'l`0N, Ky., May 1'.--Ed.
(‘-nilalmu, former sheriff of Breathltt (lounty, who was noted in the feud troubles of that country, was ‘shot from ambush and probably fatally ivouuiled as he stood in the door of iis store at (lrocketville, twenty miles from Jackson l-laturduy. 'Fen i-:hots look effect. in his body, u.iid it is thouglit he can live only it few- hours.
His son, Wilson Callahan, who
killed his uncle, John flcaton, in the last feud outbreak uf the fractions, has gut ,blood hounds on the trail. They found the spot where the assas- sins limi hidden but got no trace of their ideutit_v.
TlRl'l`li:lll HA'l"T`l.l*}Hlll|"
}ill(fl(I.lGI) l'f.A'l`l<.B.
(‘l'lA’l‘l-l.\M, hhig., May - 6-“The
Ilritiuli luittleslilp lluiwnrk buckled 12 of her ariuor plates hy humping on the Barrow Sands while carrying out lull power trial today alter recently undergoing ii complete rent. The bat- tleship wns leskiniz considerably when she returned to (‘-hathnm dock alter- ivarils.
Fi\'l‘Al.liY SHOT NIH SON.
CHICAGO, May B,-Jolin Snell shot
and probably fatally wounded his svn Arthur, 27 years old, last night when the latter asked to see his wife, who is rr stcpilaughter of the elder Snell. The shooting occurred at the fathci"| home after the son had been refnlld ndmithxnce. According to the father hls son abused him, whereupon llc mode an attempt to drive him. troll the premises. ln the fight that follow- ed the futher fired two shots, both of which took effect. The elder Bnlfll was arrested.
. Minsrd's Llniment Cures Colds