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r AWB 1--Tile investigation

into the collision between the steam. ers Empress of Britain and I-Ielvetia ill the Gulf of St. Lawrence on the zrth Qi July opened in- this city today. The _court was composed of Capt

Lillllilh Commissioner of Wrecks with Cent Murray sud the onieers of the Empress. Mr. Holder of Montreal, representing the l-lelvetia. UePt. Murray testified that the

Empress was making 12 knots per _hour _when the Helvetla was aign¢,ad_ The engines were immediately re-

versed. _ a 'I‘h°_i°s wee very thick at tbe'tiuie_ Cap t Connell of the Helvetia, tha

next witness, stated _ that ,ths vessel WM K0ing about five mileseu hour when hit. ‘

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» (Bileviill to The Guardian.)

HALIFAX, Aug, 1-Their Royal Highnesses spent today between the towns of New Glasgow and Truro; the former place being visited in the fore- noon and was the occasion of a warm outburst of enthusiasm. ‘

They were given a gala reception in that afternoon. . 'ff_i_le _Royal party, except the Duch- ess of Connaught, went to Truro. The party will leave for Sydney Friday morning. ~

(Special to The Guardian)

_ Aug. 1-Their Royal Highnest '_`ari‘l`ved at 'me o’cloek yesterday- _ _morning from ~ .~ Charlotte- town.

From early morning the streets and publlcipllcts in the _'town had been crowded --with citizens and visitors from the country around, all bent on one purpose, to gaze upon the faces of the Royal party and participate in the Royal welcome. ' . _

Crowds flocked to the landing, and, as the party sot foot on Nova Sco- tia soil, a Royal Salute was fired by the 28th Field Artillery. They leave today on a. trip to New Glasgow. _1_>IOTOU, N. S., July 31-The old historical shiretown of Picton was cn fete today to welcome the Duke of Connaught and the other members of tlieroyal party as they set on" Nova.. Scotia soil on the commencement of their tour throughout the ll\`°V1l_l°°~ From early morning the streets and pulblic places in town had been crowd- ed withcitiuons and visitors from the country around. ' ' - A salute of twentv one guns on Bat-

tery_I-Iill was fired by'the 28th Field Artillery. One hundred men from the 78111 Highlanders furnished the guard of honor, commanded bv Captain McArthur. They started the pro- cession with the band leading and the crowds flocking along the sidewalk cheering, waving flags and all press- ing for a view of the royal party. Oheerlng thousands flocked about the platform in the academy grounds and in the street as their royal hlghnesses ascended to the carpeted dale where M yor Primrose read an address, to which the duke appropriately replied. A feature of the proceedings was the unveiling by his royal highness ol two tabletson the walls of the old Aca- demy buildings, the inscription of

eaehwllloh follow being oxpltanatmgl I

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to The Guardian) ` Aug. 2-Winds becom- iilbefllls. _'

recorded ove _zero

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(Canadian Press)

The earlier convention between the CWD- Bevernments referred only to Army.. - _

With the signature of the new a-

greement. the v|h0l6 fighting forces ._0[ the allies will be brought within the terms of the treaty of the offensive anddelensive treaty of alliance.

The new bond is understood "to

have been comllleted, with the ex- ception of the signatures, during the recent stay in Paris of Admiral Prin- ce Eelvine, head of the Russian Nav- al staff

MANLAC AT LARGE.

PRESCO’I"l‘, Ont., July 31- The

neighborhood is in a condition bor- dering on panic on account of the threats of a madman now hiding in woods in this vicinity. The maniac escaped _Sunday from the Brockville Asyluiri and walked along the tracks to this point. A number of men see-

ing that he woes not sane attempted to capture him nd be then' took up rocks and threatened to murder any- body who came near him, Keepers from the Asylum have been sent for, and a 'search for the lunatic by a posse is underway today.

John William Dawson,'F. R. i~l.,1t20- 1899, geologist, educated at Picton Academy, superintendent of i-.ducatlon of Nova Scotia, 1850, Principal of Mc Gill University, 1855, first president ofithe Social Society of Canada, 1882 president of the British Association, 1886.

The other reads as follows! This

tablet commemorates the services. to the cause of education' by the Rev. Thomas MacCullogh, D. D., 1766- 184i3._ lil'Bt_princ_if\l of Pictou.A_cade-. my, 1811-24, president Dalhousie 'Oul- lege and University, lsas, aaa mars... Picton Academy, founded 1816, which- has profoundly influenced the intellec- tual llfe of this province and the do- minion.

The tsbiets were erected by the

Nova Scotia Historical Society and the duke, in unveiling; them, urged that more such be erected in this town and throughout the province in commemoration of the worthy lives of good men and great, and to make those many cites on which history was made.

The chief feature of the evening was

an illuminated motor boat parade, starting from the_public wharf and circling the harbor. Bonflres built by the summer campers along the shores added greatly to the beauty of the scene. _ ' '

Tomorrow morning .’ the vice-regal

party will leave on a visit to New Glasgow and Truro, returning-to Pic- tou landing tomorrow evening. At 4 o'clock on Friday morning they will sail for Sydney, arriving there on Friday evening. Accompanying the royal visitors on this tour is Chief Inspector of Dominion Police Parkin- son. of Ottawa, Inspector of _I. C. R. Police Dunn, and Officer Pickrem, of Halifax, are also detailed on .the Nova Scotia trip. »'

` (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL ._

~ -. - Aug. 1 n _ R ia

PARIS, Aug. 1-The Franco-Russ- S. Devlin, son' of James Dlevlin,0;:0.

ian Naval Convention has reached 1,1., prietor of the Turkish Bath Hotel point vo;-gms an ¢on¢m5i0n_ - ‘ Hlld the secondvlctim to succumb to

the fire of John Steele Sheppard, died in the Royal- Victoria Hospital at four o'clock this morning.

Sheppard is the man went suddenly

ipsane in the Bath Hotel and shot and killed Frank McKenna, a, barten- der, afterward firing two bullets in- to_Dr. Devlin. _

The murderer now awaits deporia. tion proceedings. being e-scotenmen by. hugh. __

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(Canadian Press)

LONDON, - Aug. 1- The 'Daily'

Mail, dealing editorially with Can- ada's Naval affairs, says there is to- day a serious w_ish that the little navy party may use any gift of Dreadnoughts by Canadian people to reduce the outlay on British ship-` building.

If a, noble gift is made the excuse

for refusing to build ships which ought to have been laid down this year the whole object of the Gauad- en soyierumeut will be nullified.

The Mall is taking for granted' the

truth of, its own statement that the Dominion will tender three drcail- nouglits.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

o'l~"rAwA, July a1~'rliut purse-

ment will not meet for the transact-

political and départmental circles. The programme of work to be ar- ranged is a heavy one and the minis- ters may decide that the purpose of government may be better served by devoting the months of November and December to the complete prepar- ation of the estimates and the legis- lation of the session than by meeting parliament with a programme oi' work not fully outlined.

Much depends, of course, on the

headway which is made by the cabin- et in the preparation of business dur- ing the months of September and October and a definite announcement

will o en

month. _

r . |llNiUl'S NAVY

lon of business 'until early in Jan- uary, is said to- be quite probable in

l (Canadian Press.)

'MoN'rRoAL, Aug; 1-frweuty-five firemen were overcome by smoke and anfmonia fumes this afternoon 'when fire destroyed the office buildings and cold storage plant of the Montreal Abuttolr oo. -

Several are in a serious condition. The fire was not extinguished un-

til nearly six o’clock after having 'raged all the afternoon. llt probably- originated by the over- turning of a pau of ‘greaso.

MUHUEHEH IS _

iwiuu uni

(Canadian Press) - QUEBEC, Aug. 1-Wintel, who con- fessed to having murdered his wife some weeks ago at Cumberland, Coun- ty of Beaucc, surrendered to detective Lafonte yesterday and was locked up in jail at Beaueeville awaiting his trial. ‘_

_ TRIED SUICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 3l-Investl-

gation of the attempt of Leona Sig- man, thirdeen years old, to poison her self last night at hor home in Greer avenue, revealed tonight the strange story of a child whose popu- larity with the boys of her neighbor- hood bad caused hcr to be ostracised by the other girls. _ The child is spoken of in the neigh- borhood as the queen of the pasture mums, The title, however, is not one of reproach but of honor. The pasture mums. is an organization of some so- cial caste in that part of the city. It is made up of tbebest boys -in the neighborhood.

Little Leona's title of queen is hers

by right of conquest. Tile boys de- clare sho is the prettiest girl in the neighborhood and is not a spoinsport, as so many girls are. According to the child and ller mother, the other

girls ' becoming envoius, snubbed Leona.

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(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK,' Aug. 1-A Comeau-

tlnople cable says: Fierce fighting has occurred _ between the Turkish UOODB and the rebels at Santarl Al- bania.

A message received here today says

that thirty Turks were killed.

The -'Pribemen lost heavily also.

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Hlllliilililili SAVES

'SIR RUFUS ISAACS

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 1-A cable from

Reading, England says: Attorney Gm. eral Sir Rufus Isaacs, by his fore. sight in providing himself with a bodyguard, saved himself from any unpleasant consequences of an attack on him by the suflragettcs at Xthc new police court building here to- day.

The suhragettes massed themselves

and rushed the guard in a football formation.

, The woman who led them got

through and nearly landed a blow ill Sir Rufus' face.

Sho was dragged backward before

she quite succeeded.

MORE TROUBLE.

MONTREAL, Juiv 31-Unless the

iron foundries of the city grant to- day, a ten percent wage increase, .exemption from Saturday labor and a change from piece to time work,

ions hundred pattern makers declare .they will walk out tomorrow ' morn- ing and stay out until their demands are granted. Twenty manufacturing establishments in the city will be affected. .- _

DURNAN WINS.

RAINEY RIVER. Ont., Julv 31-

Eddic Durnan, of Toronto, champion professional oarsman of America, dc- feated John 'Hackett of Beandette, Minnesota, on the Rainey River to-

'rnlu worried me girl so much that -night by seven lengths, covering the

according to her mother, she went home in great agony of soul, got a' bottle of iodineand started to drink it Her foster sister, Iva Banhart, 1

three miles with turn in twenty min- utes and forty-nine seconds. The time was. slow, but Durnan was wcli

within himself at all times and won

as to the date the house p _ _ will not be made until the later eight years old. linatched the bottle as he P108-Bed. Paddling “T096 U1”

line

from ber and ran. -

AAAAAAAAAA 'isis

The Mighty Haag oircus was well very clever performers added much to Haag and his capable management to

patroniced yesterday' at both shows, the en1ovm0l1i>_0f th# IB/F801' lllidieh- KHOW in detail 86| tthins trauispblircscmil; the concluding performance being giv- ces. Yesterdayshurriedly written fe- tgp iiideb slicgvkvs, él ai posse e ver en last evening. port should have stated that the ma n- s ntu d em hen o eb m :LH ti ni-:ml Y The majority of those who attend- performance perhaps is one oi or lea ure w c may e o joe 0 e,

ed on both day, were won pieasad ¢;ha/best ever brought to this Pro- even to the minority. and ‘the apparent absence of vince, but there_ is some adverse The s\i0W liili bv BDBCIM "Bi" at fakirs on the grounds was commend- ‘criticism of one of the side shows. an earlyhbour hthis trlnornitngiaior Mor; able. A very large percentage of those There should not be any entertain- tague w ere t ey s ow o y an

_ present had neverlseen a_clrcus and ment that is not intended alike for ‘they :hill glen la-lr>c`e3i;dmtodiS`:;1tri:.

to them especially it was a novelty ladies and children as well as for Pzoné (fire BY W 0

'[00 FUR f and generally attractive. The.sevcra1_ men;It is no doubt didicult for Mr. . u . one.

cllssirfclrlos ...___ . -1~HEA'|~gn;_ gohnapsmp, COAL ADVANCES. MAJOR GENERAL 0'1‘TleR

One cent per word each insertion _ --- ' -°- _ Is IN HALIFAX’

in this column. Cash must accom- WHEFILINC, W. Va., July 31 - _

pany order and five per cent discount Ono pa,-gon _was k|11a,1 and forty were TORONTO, July 21-The expected WHS!-»%)F;;X. All‘§~0t:awMB1;>'l' Glfzlexg

allowed. Minimum ebarle twenty-five infurcd in the collapse of the floor of announcement H,” may would go up .1 _ Hgiel o a.

cents. ____ ______ __ _________ an ollien air kvariidevlllile ‘izhxtre wil\__25 cents a ton in Toronto on Au- Hi* “$1 -

vF£i‘rbn`,' A emi.. APPLY rr Whee hs Per - W0 uh I m°“» °~ ami. let nes been made. and the re- NA. ,,D_

_s..t.r_5__u1‘29HP_E‘ltfh__.._'.. ?Tian1 gmilsg §;l;l:g:dw‘£:na:',.:;:|; mu pd” Wm be ‘7'50' I ROBENTH-I-`-Ellacpo L mm- stand, up tn gm, em|_ A_ Mum; would stand as follows Z~-Germany' F0” SALE "'°'n`A°E HOUSE' 11 egifozgtefl when pulled from eneuuuss RU-MOR Is UN-I-RUa_ Now Yonx, July 81- Pvliw ia-meer, Helifex, N. s. s-lun, fe. Guest Britain. iuiniulum. 33. r°°m° “"5 bath’ 233 ummm st" of humanity and wreckage. I _.__ Lieutenant Charles Becker, bead of _-_ im ` _ A 8;1~_N_LlW' r oods count commission- oo, /F D. the SiA‘0i1K-Arm sill-‘Bd 0( S3515' "If you want real beneficial enjoy-_

Gee ze W . y oomslno, July ai .

WANTED TUHEN' GIRL AT er, died soon after being taken from 'M6nk_ malaga; of public works, who ling raiders, who is charkeri With in' ment why not take a trip up East N

_ Queen I-lote , Charlottetown, apply 'tha g-aylneover which the theatre was wg, in Qmbw tad,” emphgticany stigsting the mul-dar of Herman Iio- River tal, afternoon. The S_S. Hur. _.'&§_‘?¥'.°E-A _ _ __. ______§_'Z’“1~ constructed. and at Iwi* “H 0* *\1°*° denied the rumors that be was to re- eeathal. was’ wnisht f\ir§l1¢\'! imvllli- lane leaves at :Lao sue lands you sosnnlcns WANTED, Lando injures ere in e serious conditifm- sign from the semen cabinet on the cated in the plot to set ri ° i ° home asain at 7-30~ Vest numbers `roen-i with board at "Glenesirn " The victims of the accident _wei'° naval policy, How such a story gambler when Bald Jack Rose and are patronizing these excursions und ‘az Weymouth st s-zu lv/ful -Meeone. their wives and °*‘“°'°“» get aiu-end. I-1en..Mr_ monk sein ne nridzie Webber added Mother ull are emphatic in their appreciation ._._____ __ M6,ft`§~I',*°§()‘A'Tr""fMPE_ who had gone to the park 1°* th” °“' did not k ow. His relations with- chapter to their already BWUUE 5|' If you ¢Bliii0i- K0 twill' Z0 5B¢\""ii\Y- FOR SALE’ I' n I' mt nual 0\ltin¢ 0| 91° °"d°"'»Th° °p°°i°\ the premler` and the other members legatlons. »T|l°! told District Ab- Steamer leaves the wharf at 3.30 lol- ' Mal' engnm' A an "1t.°:" S; N1. l>_l'0K °l1lm° 0! V°’-\d°"lu9- hill 31"- of-.the cabinet were ‘never more cor- tpi-_ney Whiteman that Rosenthal was West River arriving back at 6.15.

gf Helsing PP lv ;1Mm‘:w_ Iwldqé ,Mn (>,)|__g_m¥ter of cefemdn 09 d|`a1_ V/ to have been killed at the_lIl_¢f-l!BU0l\ These excursions have recently been °q“° °“' ' e --- Vannouncpd _-that f- Q-%“l\°_¢5_° 84m" of Becker tends!! h°l0\`° 5° MW' under very distinguished patronage.

TMDHER WANTED F01* _ ”'“”", would bezih il1~m°di»i.°1Y_i“ “\°*“°’ Losnos mouse.. any mee his few, use time the plot wi., ,we good euougi. le- you 1

maid S°h°°l- H°°°\*° °‘°°°~ _ ‘5“P~ out ei tue grounds- There was 1* ---- lense eeeeuee ine uueer-wone --

pienieut $20.00- Apply Uriah B°¥°°- mumble for the. edt and _el *lu 1,os.non,~ .my ai-'rluee persons omg. lose their nerve at the lest --one cox sue eeuiuuuu auniey '|z‘0\’U1l\d- _ '°__2;!m.s:lPd' f»hi`°\\l llmm°d tm’ 'nuff '57 tm were wounded by bullets and mhlly ni _t. _ _ _ came round from Souris on Saturday

L`6`s'r, ON sr. rsf'rnB's ROAD, platform supports swayed and snap- ,,f_|,,,,_i,,3,,.-al, aa gaamln ol- riot district attorney* spent the in the formei-'e motel--neat, the Lou-

Jm, 31, ,, long pongee silk coat. Ped- “ ' . ing on the Victoria D this morn- greater gart _oi the af _moon with iss O. They left sourfs at 9 o'eloek _.Revere if returned to urges hiv- Oslie veri;-llgiuti if *'1i"§i*Y- utiffjf ine. 'rue tnoeeoee fennel- eu-fren nm an weteer lu their eeue se ....4 ...me has ,e ace ,,_ ,,,_, ,,.,,,_ - __ s-maine. thepsrlr. v e H 2;" 'I' °° ‘,’, » W uppesnaifer were se the seeks and en. went nee pence simon, one un-_ ina the ion; u-in in the mouxeuu T WANTW. ma.. 3 ambulances and play cialis. lil , to masked by a m6l» of sts-i._ksrs._ der the promise of leniency, which good time of nine hours, without a = “ ' mm' "W" 9*"m°" V” °°'""“d “ Bullets bricks and stones new in all the pi-oeecutorbeii given t em, they itch on fourteen gallons of gasoline.

061° Huw! ' ' "° 98"” h°'p‘“l°"“g'° 'umm directidns The police were taken talked freely ' hir Cox in odering for sale his fine

§,‘,’i‘°°‘ “‘“'“‘ emu’ 'nm "t "°"x3°" "“°“' "“ °' 9” ' nie o'i eoee er i- 'rn v 'lim eeitieeull fenue~ sl ` i. e si. is asm

von Station. Aplily to _John_ "www, ‘hum pmuofm .nd ,,,_.,,k_ by snrp _ n y a n pa o eyes e e a ua s ea . 9 ein in

gn, _ as nal melee, on tm, hum, md hm m bn", mee were *Ju-esentand they were tion regarding the $2.400. which i , aft. beam. is fitted el ei., cam D 'OR Humii m °(':“ an m,,,"d_ powerless face the huge crowd. they al eged illegal resorts paid for _Ps er ieycle 10 horse power eo- lat. . mm" ,-1, nm ,-“_ in mm mm. 0, mnwwd ,_ Rfotces outbreaks also occurred at- police pf°¢*°§l0n in the city every (ine with clutch, and has cock-pied-,Lil

-R"-@°ds°,=°.:I mm-p,¢",Q¢ gap. ~ ‘ _'Nag aaefyufi a|a_ several other docks. Groups _ of year. hilt. ltvfv 0! the alleted snimodstlon for thirty-eve pei-sons Fw". ._ ° "5: “Mmm” “'“M°n__ Q". 3°". mg ff-.warn M qu sailors attacked the ships on _which snxify est. Bacher bseause of _d esldn over the engine. Anyonein.

Wm l _ ., to “wt” 'mu' R°b“.t i ,| ,4\,¢_~ _pf _(ggi-au mad” ‘the non-unienimen had gone to work Gamble* _ _ i-.hal’s ibreatled ax- _ may Qs the Louis O at the

- _ » . - ‘gg _ ~' " M and 'minor nluries werenunmi-ous. pesule wh smplifledvto the _ andy, lggg 097|

‘ w.

len- - -“* 9'. ’f"°”’."i'.~°1»°"“"“'-<- » . s - f .monsoon 1 no-ans ne more eeeiensmase -r uae

‘ 1"~`5"- " v" `t`urbsnees» and at nge were in con-_,infos .he strengthened his evidence M _

“nut” ~ _ _ _trol of- the situation. egefnat Becker. ‘Keep llearrs iiinimat is hotels."

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(Canadian Press)

ward bound for Charlottetown, l‘_ E. I., is aground in the river and will be surveyed before proceeding.

LOST EXTRADITION FIGHT,

HALIFAX, N. B., .lilly 231-Judge

Wallace gave judgment this morning

`in the United States vs, Harry and

Copel Webber, committing both fugit- ives to be surrendered to the United States authority. After reading his judgment he informed the fugitives that they had fifteen days to re- main in Canada in which they could apply for fi writ of habeas corpus. (ln motion of Mr. Ahern they were

then committed to the county jail pending their surrender. Judge Wall- ace considered the information defect- ive as to the date of the commission of thc delayed oficnce, but he over- looked this.

TEDDY KNOCKED.

LINCOLN, Nob., Julv 3l-I)eclar- ing lust of power has warpcil what judgment thc third term csnilidatc possesses, W. J. Bryan, in the current issue of his publication makes n bit- ter attack on the asplrnnt, calling him non-progressive, hand lu hand with predatory wealth and overzeal- ous for leadership.

Mr. Roosevclt’s errors are not to he wondered at, said Mr. Bryan. His whole bigs is wrong. He is more Ham iltonian than Hamilton himself. No public man since -the govemment was formed has treated constitutional li- mitations so contemlltllvllely-

Away with the constitution and let

us decide what the people need and then do it for them. That is the Roosevelt program. Ho has a passion for power; such a passion as no other President ever bsd.No other.President ever felt so rebellious against the re- strictions which out forefathers thought it wise to throw about the executive office. Canhe lead the progressive republicans to the ex- treme that he represents 7 Did he not show by his conduct at Chicago that he is more interested in obtain- ing the office for himself than in ad- vancing relonns ?

He could have nominated any one

nf a number of progressives. Why did he refuse to stand aside 7 is there no other person big enough for such ,a swollen Presidency as he would create? If so, does not this show the danger of enlarging- the powers of the executive, as he desires to enlarge thcm_? _

INHUUNCEHENTS, “

COMING EYE!! T8,

IIEETINUS. ETC

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One cent per word each insertion in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent dlscounz allowcii. Minimum charge twenty-fm-_ cents.

“Bring your chldren to the B.I.S_

Tea on Aug. 5th nt Mt. Herbert. Those under 12 years half fare, un- dor 5 years free. ' 7-27 M71.

There ara laws in Mechanics just as

there

VGFSC. them down built

A typewriter that ignores

is a make-shift and breaks early. The typewriter that is on them like the Smith Pre-

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1-The Bri-`

tish steamer Manchester Port, out-

sre laws that govern the Uni- ff

Suggestlpll;2il,i._,l_ff_Tf|P-,ill Dreudndilphliyiith ‘fill French Members

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(Ueusdisu Pi-ess) 9

OTTAWA, Aug. 1-In government'

circles there are strong hollel tllltl Hon. Winston Churchill, first Lori! ol the Admiralty, will find it conv'Cll~~'/_ lent to accept Qanada’s invitation to. visit the Dominion during the period when the Navel programme is being formulated this fall or winter. The suggestion that he should come

over in a Dreadnought with soma members of the French cabinet wal hailed with delight in that it would strikingly exemplify the entente cor-

dlale between Britain and France.

FISHERY TILEATY PASSED.

WASHINGTON, July 31-The Uni-

ted States senate-'s foreign relations committee today agreed to recom- mend tile ratification oi a treaty, signed .lilly 20th by the United Stat- es and Great Britain, promugatlng fishing regulations in Newfoundland-_ waters. The treaty carries out, with some modifications, the methods of proceedufe recommended by _The Hague tribunal September 7th, 1910.- The treaty provides that all future

laws or rules for the regulation ofthe fisheries of Great Britain, Canada or Newfoundland, such as relate to tin time and method of taking fish. shall he promulgated and come into opera- tion witbin the first fifteen days of November of each year. At ten year intervals a change in the date may be made the subject of negotiation, and, ii' necessary, of submission to a com- mittee. _

After fbe promulgation the United' States is given forty-five days lu which to obiect. The obiection may be submitted to e. permanent rnixad fishery committee. 'Ibis committee is to consist of three members, ap- pointed for five years, one of whom shall be an expert from Great Britain and one from the United States -re- srectively. The Recommendations of The Hague tribunal regarding the determination of the limits 0! NYS enumerated in the award was adollff eil in so far as they related to the bays continguous to the territory 0| the Dominion of Canada. It was ex- pressly asserted that the two nations understood that the award did il0f- cover Hudson Bay.

It was further agreed that delimi-

taiion of have on the Newfoundland ¢-Mat, whether mentioned in the re- commendations nr not. did not re-

quire present consideration.

GERMAN SQUADRON.

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l.0Nl»0N, July 31-The London

Daily impress prints the following report that Germany is building a secret s-iuadron in the rece lOl' “G supremacy with Great Britain.

It is reported in 'armor plate cir- clcs that for some months PBS* WU firm of Krupp. bus been engaged in the manufacture of guns and muni- tions fnr n new squadron of nine bat- tleships i.~r Germany. It is under- sto..-1 in-.i during the lest three weeks i'l.- plates for these chilli! have been 1-»~L-tm-d from England.

'|‘li.- lofi.-.irtance of the information

o..|isx_-4:: in the fact that in the event- qf Go-_rmaily forcing the DMD eif1|l¢l' for herself or for the other members of the Triple Alliance a fresh battle squadron of nine ships could be ready within a year or. Bi- eighteen months. it is understood hat the action which has been taken ia ,,, i-api., to Cburcblll's speeches on his accession to office.

If nine ships were added to the Ger-

man flect the comparison for 1914

aximum, ll.

lvsb DEFENCE. ‘

Nmoorlkrloss.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Aug. 1-Nevai_ defence

negotiations resume today with the Canadian ministers. If viesfed favor- ably an official invitation wfil,,be ex- tended to British ministers *Alcon- tinue negotiations in Ott-aws,,pext month. Owing to the dimonlty lase-

euring steamship worships may be placed I -the dis- poml of ltr. Borden and his collea- gues for return to Canada.

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