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INIIES'_I`IG_I-ITION IHE "IWELEIH" ENGLISH VISIIIIIIS SUEEIIIIIIEIIES IIII T0 MINIMIZE DANGER V

IIT SUININIERSIDE IN IIISIEH WENE ENIEIIIIINEIIIII IIIIHN RESIDENCE IN THE ST, LAWRENCE

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(Special by 'Phone)

SUMMERBIDE, July 14.~In

Court House here this morning investigation was resumed into charges which have been made by Tnniperaiice Alliance against Stipen. diary Wright and Prosecutor Phil. lips. Of Prince County, with regard gn the discharge of their duties in connection "wi`tli"`tlie"Prohibition Act,

The morning session was taken up, with the evidence of Mr. Bradford' (juli, ex-Prosecutor, who was exam- ined by Mr. Bentley regarding gnu. vii-,tions which had been obtained against certain persons shortly be- fore he was succeeded in oliice by Nr. Phillips. The warrants to col- lect the fines, he said, were given Constable Grady and witness made ii verbal return in regard to them-. Constalile Steele was also giveira nonimitnie-nt to execute. With re- gard to a certain ilne against John T. Gallant, witness said that the conviction was made against the de- fendant on September 5th, 1911, Gallant lived out of Summersidc but the conviction was made in Siimmerslde, Witness was not sure whether the commitment was execut- ed or not because there was some doubt. concerning the name of the man. John T. Gallant was the nan-2 in which the commitment was made out, but the defendant was said to have another name.

Asked by Mr. Bentley if Emmanuel

(&iilla:j.t, who was" convicted and fin- td $l00 on August'9',' could be the man, witness said lie possibly was- lie was not positive on the point, however. Witness gave the nmnes ol others who had been convicted and whose fines had been collectedi Witness wus cross-examined by Mr. Miirtiii.

Mr. John Anderson, Provincial Au-

ditor, gave evidence with regard to the retiiriis which Prosecutor Phil- lips made of the fines which had been collected by him. 1 In 1913, hc re- ceiveil from Mr. Phillips n total of $1,500 for lines. There were two se- cond offences and eleven first oflenens Witness gave the names of the ol- fendersl' He alio" ga`ve` `th`e fines

the the the the

which ii-Lie imposed in 1914. One conviction the department received “°_P°L"f1\ 01. and Mr. Phillips was written to for an explanation. He immediately replied, explaining the nzattcr. The letter was produced in evidence. Witness also gave a statement of the payments mode by M1* 1`I\i1Iil>f‘ on account of his ex- Denscs in 1913. Since December' 3_lsr, 19l15, ii letter from l\lr. Phil- UDB. accompanying a statement of his costa and charges, was received by the department. The letter showed ii total of $155.10.

Mr. Anderson, in reply to Mr,

Bentley. said that since January lst, llllll, the instructions of the depart- ment to the Prosecutor with regard to reiiorting fines collected, were to send ir. the gross amount of fines and costs in each case and then to draw for the expenses and costs. Mr. Anderson was examined' at consider- able length by Mr. Bentley with re- gard to the convictions and fines llflifl- Mr. l\fnrtin’s cross-cxamiiniu tion of the witness brought out the fact that Prosecutor Phillips always fo1'wai'deil letters along with fines which he remitted.

Mr. Massey gave evidence in rc-

Liard to a list of fines made in Suiii- mvrsidc from September 15th, 1909, to Janimry 15th, 1912:

Samson Grady, Constable, was ex-

amined liy Mr. Bell, who sought to elicit evidence to show that there was an unpaid fine in l911. In reply to counsel as to whether Mr. Phil- lius had spoken to him' regarding the execution or a warrant in the Gal- lant case, the witness emphatically stated that Phillips hiid never spok- en to him on the matter at any time. Witness produced the viirrant against (iiillaiit which he still had in his possession.

Mr. llell offered it ~`in.evidenee but

the (Youre refused to accept it.

This closed the case so far as the

cviflencci is concerned. The argu- meiits of counsel will be taken later..

'Phe case. against Stipendliiry

Wright will come up for bearing to- morroii' morning. The Court 15.04- jéiliriied to 10 a. m. to-nzorrow.

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CLASSIFICATION

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash iniist accomp-

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Ill IIEIUHN

III NEW IUIIK

(Canadian Press)

any order. Minimum charge twenty- ”Y°_¢°“*°- __,_,,___. ,, , _, _, _ _, I BOY WANTED. APl‘I.Y 188 QUEEN “Street i _W _M 3258-6-3l\MtIlst.pp. CABIN MOTOR BOAT FOR Hllild. _ 'P_hons_ Vela-J. 3163-6-26mlnf.o. BOARDERS WANTED AT 238 Kl<1N'[‘ _vSvt._ Rates m_oderate. 3§60l\l4ipd. WANTED.-A MAN WHO UNDER- stands the care of horses. Apply W

. , s, . .

I". Robins. 3490-7-15 lIl3i. ` ...v-tammany chief has in his possession

CORNEI) PORK, _ DRY AND -PICK-

leil codhs!‘ on sale at the Harring- ton Store. 3485-7-l5l‘l3ipd._ FOR SALE, NEW I’Ll<l.\Sl`Rl°l BOAT

25 ft., long. Apply to li. Garter Ar Co., city 3500-7-15 -MZwks.

Fo`n"s’A'i.n ban iiiiliieiii-i." ras- _ins iinnwn. 7 also-1-isiweipa.

ties reqiiiring paper, for bureaux, shelves, ate., should apply to The Guardian Oflice. 2694-5-30Mtf. LOST 1N"i‘H1s'oi'rY, .iiii.v ia.,

gold bracelet with initials li. J. l\. Finder plieaso return to 30 Bishop St. 3478-7-15Mli. Losr .iui.iZ'14, niirwsies Norizie

Dame Convent and Railway wharf, smsll parcel. Finder please leave at Moore & McLeods. 3480-7-lEM2l pd

TEACHER WANTED FOR BONSHAW

School 2nd class male preferred- Apply Wm. McRae. S0¢'Y-

3459-7-1-iEtf.

Tu1\"6i-iii:R’ii'K‘iirsin ron sAnNs.

cllffe School. (Male preferred) HUP' plement 1330.004 Apply to -70511

Doyle See’y. 3416-7-i15M6i~ -

Losfr' '.fUiIii`1`e,“i`IAliI.li:s‘ GoLb‘oAii'-

ved -bracelet between Gerald i~.. and Geytown. Finder DIN” IW" at 77 csrsiii stusz.____a41'1..v-1sM‘1l- _ rAnr1ss'wn.1. ss coNYEYB1D HY

Auto to tile Oliil ,Hotel now oven

for 81.50 eli;l69‘Jreturn. Ifh°I\° D 1 . _ A avian Hate m1§_6t2iM1_Mo1.§pv_ A si-:ior~'r"b,1.A,s-s uAi.s 'rsAos.- er wanted- ferf.i,W°0dlt°°k 9‘°h°°I' Nc. 114; |§iui>$3¢3¢.sx0-g,'1r~m:°\;° My tea n. p - . ' n..wi..I§.--e. _;_.iiirz-rise... limi s~A'i.m--Z Romans or VERY

gn' ips-hirred pure Island ~°»» -h“..~°° ” ~.i:.:::

- ers.

with ' D 349:-751514121.

UNION

First or

$e0.ee.

DARK

NEW YORK, July 13.-According to

liurry W. Walker, big chief croker, the uid time leader of Tammany linll. will rntiixn to New York in rinptenf- bergand seek to oust lharles F. Mur- phy fi-Uni tho leadership of_Tammiin_v l-llall. Walker is conllilent of Groker and hns, been visiting liim in Ireland. Nil; things will happen when, Prokcr rome hc says, and adds that the

the confcssi-ons etc., which are ex- pected to p1ay,an‘imD0\`l8UI- D"l`l1,' ill the ousting of l\lurphy.'

..w.~.~_-....._.. ... _ .-. --......,.......~....~..

once and save exposure as they

i.os'rioN' BAYi~iuLii s'i‘REu'i‘ on

I St. l’eter's Road, Gorman silver

purse, con-taining H $2 bill and 86 cheque. Reward wlil,he given if left .A cumin.. ohio. =i503-1-}u_1t§- wANrnii, shi.iisiviii~:ilifi;vci.iisivs

lines, permanent, big, earnings guaranteed, no experience, ten ve- cancies. Wrlte Luke Brothers Ltd..

oancics. Wrltil: Luke Brothers Lim- ited. Montr_ea . _ __ ___ .1 AM I‘llI'Il‘ARED T0 CON’I‘RAC'l‘ ON

favorable terms with parties re- quiring foxcs ranched under most approved conditions. Address Gor-

don McMillan, North lgisviliris ti

- 34 - - rn .

i¢~oa'sAils11`PTA`fii“ciT/Iss A rox-

es, 'l‘nplin and Rayner strain; can be seei. at, any time., Only pure li lc Island stock in the ranch. A i t A. B. c., onsriiian. pp' ° _i4§.=i_-i.-_i§u<i1--

iT6sFi‘.”-”K"r on NEAR MURRAY ` River, 8-pocket-book contalnins a

give dgllnr bill, and nearly one doi- lar in silver. Finder please .leave at store of M'4f§0Y1f1Id 'Ib S°“i “a“:}”t°` ceive revs - __,>___‘_____,___, ’._ ' i""s“Ni3ii's`i§:`i=i, MALE mn rs- FN-Eirf. »v-...iii-.1 tr, ew ,rsuiton Sim

;-yogpltal ‘l‘re.ining School-for Nurs- ", mor particulars, ieiddiwss- Dr- Arihnr v. <i1oi;s.T Singh M'\‘::\\t°°

Hon ta ann on Q .

» 8"" P ' nies-neun.

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WANTED - THB! UNDERSIGNED

wa,,t,, to - buy a considerable nmonnrof stoelt in A number of established cross or

p5g|_\5,i Whiiill in 1914. Pleala

liable melts.

te P

i P.__h‘ from

patch

` (Canadian Press)

LONDON, July 13.-The Daily Mails Belfast correspondent thus describes the march of 100,000 msn to Drumheg. "With n rattling roaring like, guns the drums of Ulster proclaiiined the victory of the Boyne. When in future i rsesii the 12th of .iniy 1 snnii hear the drains at Drumbcg. These drums were not thiimped With drum sticks in single heavy notes, they were flogg- ed with loaded -canes wielded by men with wrists of steel -and the noise was the noise of guns.

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EIIENIIH IIIEIEEINS ' IEIlIlIIlIE IIEEII

GRAN, ALGl‘iltI_-\, July 14.-Under

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(Canadian press.) MONTREAL, July '14-Messrs Hen- ry Riselev and Manning Leads, two 'Jiristol _commissioners who are mak- ing a -tour of the world in the inter- ests of the trade of that port and at the same _time studying _the equipriiient of other harbors, were entertained to- day by the Montreal Harbor lioard of Montreal followed by luncheon on the steamer Sir Hugh Allan.

EIIH PHEVENIIIIN

[IE IIIIIEIIIIIILIISIS

(Ciiiiadian Press) '

_HALIl<`AX, July 13.--Strong pleas for federal government aid in the campaign against tuberculosis and for the welfare of children as the

the influence of a powerful hallucina-

ture them, Capt. Goiize, of tho For- eign Legion, shot and killed his wife and three children, as they slept and then committed suicide. lle left a note explaining the act.\

MH .IIIE MIIIIIN IS

, EHIIIIE IS EIIEII

(Canadian Press)

LOI\'D(JN,, July 13.-Mr. Joe Martin,

M. P., who proved n, thorn in the flesh to the party. will cause further trouble even by quitting -the British House of Coin- inons. ‘F-lr. Basil Pcto will rsh the Premier whether, in view of Martins departure from England, he will dc- clare the seat vacant, and if not, why not? .Much comment is being made upon the action of thc nzember 'for East St. Pancras, whose expressed intentlonin not returning and yet re- culningv his seat, means that his div- ision is -disenfraiichissd, though the member draws his salary at the rate of $2,000 per year. .

SCUIIHEII WIIIIIIS

EIIH IIEIIIIIIIEII

(Canadian Press)

FREEl’OR'l‘, N. Y., »|',uly lil.-A

posse of detectives scoured -the roiids for ‘miles today looking for the revol-

tion that Arabs were about to cap-/I

most important phase of the anti tuberculosis warfare, were features of toda_v’s sessions of the llth annual convention of the Canadian Associa- tion for the prevention of tuberculos- is, which opcned in the tecliihcul col- llege. Over forty men:-bers ot the Asso- ciation rcprescntln far points of

(Canadian Press.)

DURHAM, England, .July 14.--f!iiil-

ra eties mai i ii

and the sullragettcs iniulc their cs-

WINNIPEG .lul 13 -Tho result of

Canada were present. The morning session was given to reports' from the proviiicinl associations, the afternoon session to several iixldresses and the evening to ii public meeting at which a large audience attended. A feature of the meeting was u pirlilic lecture on the modern warfare against tuber- ‘culosis as n disease of -the masses, by ,Dr. Knool of New York.

MINI CIIILE [IIE EIIIIM BIIEK IEE IN ILBENII

(Canadian Press)

REGINA, July 13,-Thousands of

~ce'crie'ili<.-1 ni saskatchewan and A1- _ Izerta Inst year as the result of black `le-g. This is a 'statement made today 'by the animals brunch of agriculture department today.

ILIIIII EEUNIIE IININEE A IINII IIIIEIISEI IIIIMINIIINS

(Cniindian i'reFs)

LONDON, Clily lil.--Uirjcctioiis ii-

ver with which '»Mrs. Louise Bailey was shot to death in the office of Ur. Edwin Carman. 'l'heir effort was to find thc revolver which they believe Carman hid after ho learned his wife had ilone the shooting. Mrs. Carman will go.bcflorc the grand jury on Wed- nesdiiy.

MINISTER DROWNED

WHI'l`EHAVl'~iN,_ July 14.-lihile

fishing in thc Lehigili River y|=,sterda_\‘, Rev. Walter Peterson, Presbyterian minister, was drowned.

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FREDERIU/I`0N HAS

' FIF'|”1cicN THOUSAND

l DOLLAR Finn.

FREDEIIICTON, N. B., July iii.-

Fire broke out here this evening ln. B. building in the rear of the Gleaner Office, andlrefore it was extinguish- ed damage to the extent of $15,000 was done. The lire apparently start- ed somewhere in the rear of the Gleaner job office, but it is impos- sible to say just where, as the fire seemed to blaze up with great ralli- dlty, and A number of buildings were on fire before the fire brigade arriv- ed on the scene. Considerable damage was done in .the Gleaner ich rovm. but the main part of the Gleaner bull-dingi 'enclosing the typsetting machines and tho newspaper press es- caped, and the paper will beqprinted tomorrow as ilsual. 2

A portion of the premises occupied

by B. H. Thomas and Company were destroyed. as well as 3 coal shed owned by B. I-1. Morrison, Several 'barns in the rear of the Gleaner ‘premises were destroyed. It iruniismtoe that the losses

_srs covered. byflnluranee. . ~_’l‘he‘lre started about 10.30 and .lbiirmil for .three hours before the

,firemen ednld Et _it under control.

‘WANT

I Nm ies two

gaiiist clause fivc of the Finance Bild as nffecting India and l)oii'.in-ions bc- _voiid the seas-being ,urged in s_‘.vi~l‘al quarters. incluling Australian and East Indian sections of the London Chamber of Commerce., In House of ,Commons yesterday Mr. Worthington ;Evans asked that the income from (Colonial investmoiits which was not brought to England but reinvested ,in colonies should not be taxed.

lllr. Molteno, Liberali urged the gov-

yernnient to defer operation of this clause until the repolrt of the coni- missioii on income tax is received.

Mr. Evans nineiidnreiit was defeated but Sir. John Simon speaking for the government promised to make cl-car that only persons douriciled in the United Kingdom should lie included.

‘ IIEEIIIEII lI'IEIIIlI IIIES

ST. JOHN, July 1.3-Special Polloc-

|man Frank E. ()"Lcary, who was shot on last Monday Hy John Bra* man, aged 17, while arresting him as al burglar suspect. died in the hospital here this morning. He had been improvflng apparently, but a change for worse came late on Sat- urday. Brnmon will now face n mur- der charge.

THE IIEMIIER

I THE TEMPERATURE

_ TIDE l00|i,, ETC.

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(ripecial to The Guardian) TORONTO, July l5.-- Maritime: Moderate to fresh southwest and* west winds; mostly fair and decided-

wi.:A'ri-mn.- irsstsrasy was

warm, < becomingwohvercast

THE

-night

temperature recorded

as 71 degrees above aero) the previous night being above. At 9 a. in. yes-

66 degrees above; st

above. _ high this after-

tom0l'ro1&‘ It 5.21; tomorrow, morning

ly warm.

an a full moon on Tuesday

Wedncliliiy. July 15th at 8.32

be fifteen

(Cniiadian Press) |

MONTREAL, July 13 -Ill order to

g lc in nsuccessful at- _ , - _ , ,

tempt; tm-lay tu bum (jncken Hun' L, minimize* the danger of ciillissloii ln residence near tlie'unciriit town of Um m"r"w‘"` l`0i\ChGi~i of the St. i.uw- Chester, on Lee street, belonging to l`0"°0. HFl`l1nE0l'~0l\l’B BVU HOW Wills Lord Diirhaiii. The caretaker ilingov. made by the Ilepiirtnient of Murine; cred fire and extinguished the lliiiues and Fisheries to practically double

Capo track thc chaniiel from Point Aux`

' V __ 'Fremblcs tolthe entrance of Luke

St Peters Alreadv pf-_rt of this work

has been completed and surveys are being nriula to carry it on next year when it is hoped it will be completed. Work is being done in the way of Y dredging the two channels all the way dowu to Luke, one to be used by smaller vessels with n dru.u;_i'ht of less than fifteen fl-ot while the main chall- nel will continue to be used by At- lantic Liiicrs had vessels of larger

draught.

illi iulziluls

SIIIIISIIIIIS IVIISIEII

MUNI( IN HIISSII

___ IS VEHI INIIIGNINI SIIBBEII BI WIIMIN

, y . ,

the cliiction in Ht. George is,still un- (Canadian Press) (Canadian Press) decided, both parties eliiiuring thc QUl~lBl<l(‘, .luly 13.-A very indig- ...ST. l’E'l`EllSiil\.lG, July I3.--l\lys- seat, E. L. Taylor, the Conseriative iiaat man w.f.s Capt. Andcr.-on of the tie lay monk Gregory Ruspiiiin, a ciiniili-dirlzc, claims he ihas ii majority of Storstnil wlicu he ici; the court room prominent figure in the En-ipcrar‘s SH, while the Liberal, S, bllgfusson, after lieariufg that his vi-ssel was Court was stablieil to death by ,L wo- is equally certain that he has licrn blriiiicll for sinking the Empress of ii-nn named Guserii at his native vill- elected b_\' ten votes, St. Cleinents, Irelaiiil. "l did not think Lord .\ler- nge. This is the report currently bn- another doiibtiul seat, is now conccd- sey would liesiirli r. fool nnd you»cun lieved although another story says ‘ed by the Conservatives as n Liberal say so if you like," hc said, "lie may his wound is serious but not latul.

seat. There are four polls still to be my Lord .\lersoy but if he ever ----l---

conie. At present the Lilberal niajor- had any reputation be is going to ity ill l1I\iS Sétit Bfillllls at 137- lose it over this. He was trying to I ,

The standing, 'therefore-is: Gov- find in favor of the i‘. P. R., iiiid

ernment 24, Opposition 21, with one you can say that too if you lil<¢=_ llui;

doubtful. this thing will not end here. We neo- I WINNIPEG, July 13.-The l'oi‘ plc in Norway are too much interest-

servatlve 'paity's advices from St.

ed in speing it through. '\\`c will at

George, sa i‘n_vl0r, Conservative, de- once start fl suit for damages against "'*'

fentoil Siigfurson, Liberal, in that sent by nine. This seems definite, and makes the standing: Uonscrvaizlve 2.3, lLiberal 21, deferred 3. _ `

HIIIIIIE IIIIIE BIII

IN HIIIISE IIE IIINNS

____ (Canadian Press)

LONDON' J“I5' 13'-The HOW” OE men belonged to the 'second Prince

Lords today concluded the report

stage 0' th” iamendiog bm to the fantr' reoiment commanded bi' Col-

,Home Rule lilll. An amendment was ‘adopted providing for proportionate representation: in elections for the Irish Parliament at Dublin and other amendments were added. ‘

SIEINIEH IIINIIJI

SIIIIIEK IIUEII

‘ (Canndinn P-ress.)

| QUEBEC,lJiily 1-l.-All efforts of the wrecking tug, Lord Strathcoiia, and the \"nimdiaii Govcrnment~sti>ani- rr |.ad,\' Evelyn to dislodge the steam- cr Canada of tli-e Gaspc and Buy Iles Flialeurs line from the rocks on phiclk she stran-ded. were ineffectual an-d the two ‘boats which had gene to licr as- sistance returned today to llinioiiski. l-lcr situation is said to he serious. She must wait the Iiigli tide on the 22nd., before another trial.

Canadian Press)

RIMOIISKI, July 13.-The st0mi\f‘i‘

(laiiailn, of the Gaspe ami Baie Den Cliiilriir Co., I.td., on hor re- turn trip from Montreal to Vamp- Iielltcin, struck on the rocks ull (lnpe (`liutto, -\'aturdayiii';:ht, in ri flruse, fog, half ii mile cast of Cape (!liiiI,i.o liglitli<iii.<:e. Nhe carried n liunrlrcd passengers for Quebec and ivluntrenl besides it geiicral citrizo. The wcatli- cr w-us calm and there wiin little cx- citement, all the passengers being placed in the boats and taken nsliorc :The steamer Strathcona lclt ili- moiiskl wharf late today to try to float the (‘anadn. As the (`aniidn went on rocks at high tide it is ex- pected that it will be dilliclllt to float her.

Ill SIIIE EXIEII

VERA CRUZ. July 13.-Robert

Ruiz, .llcxiean Sub-Seey. for Foreign Affairs, who reached here yesterday on his way tn Europe, said Huerta is to save the country from civil 'war and the capital from capture. He intends to resign and leave Mexico. Just when, he did not know. but expected this week.

GRAND LODGE UI" KNIHHTS

OE PYTHIAS T0 li(lIiD

CONVENTION _HEliliI.

l-IALIFAX, N. S., July 14.--‘There

the C. 1'. R., and we will also take action in 'tbcl admirality coiirt of Engl'iin~d. That is where lt will all come out and there will lie no L0l‘d Mersey to run things.

TWO DEAD AND HUNDRED Ilil..

BERLIN, July lil.--Two German

soldiers died and 0-ver 100 others are ill today from sunstroke by which they were affected yesterilny during iiiilitury mnnoeuvres at Frankfort-om (lder, iiccoriliug to the Tngcblat. ‘lhe

Charles of` Brussin's israndenburg in-

onel Non Renter, who was transferred from Zahorn, Alsace, after the recent Iconflict between soldiers and civilians there.

The weather was the hottest experi-

enced iii Germany this year.

S.\FId'l‘\" I_\` MINES.

LONDON, .lilly 13.- Acting on the

proposal of the initrd States govern- inciit, Great Britain has decided to

-->- suminon next year, an international,

conference in order to secure a bet- fcr iiitercliiiiige of views and co-oper- ation between the mining departments and experimental stations of the mining nations of the world in regard to questions of safety in mines.

Thu aiitlioritics at Washington had

,contemplated an earlier meeting, but 'Great Britain was desirous oi await. ing the roinpletion of special investi- giitioiis now going on, under the sup- 'rrvisiuii of the Home office on thc question of explosions in mines.

NEW YORK .SWEI.'I`ERED‘

lN '|`l-iE HEATVMONDAY;

'l'l'}N DROWNINHS.

NEW YORK, .iuly 13.-The lirst

hot Sunday drew tliousapils to the wtitcrside for relief, with the result that ten lirowiiings wore reported to the police during the day and night. Two young boys died in sight of tliousanrls in Prospect Park luke, Brooklyn by the cnpsizing of ii boat,

O'l`T'AWi\ THIEVES FAIL

IN DIAMOND STEAL.

(ITT/l\.\`A, July I4.-With ii high

Powered uutonzoblle awaiting their coming, two biirglurs mnile a daring attempt early yesterday morning to loot the safe in A. .\IcMillan’s jewel- rv stoi S arks street and were

alertness of the police, Ons mnn who gave his name as Sami Green, of New York, was arrested at one o’clock under a bed in the Windsor hotel. which he attained by a fire escape in the rear, after having been warned in some manner that the po- lice were on guard in the store. The Windsor shuts on 7IIcM'iilau’s. The accomplice escaped. ' Between closing time Saturday

night and noon Sunday. the bur- glars hail drilled two large holes in the diamond safe in preparation fm completing the "job" the next night. Mr. McMillan, however, happened to

will open in this city on July 20,` and will continue through July 24. cbs golden! jubilee celebration and convention ol the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythian, Domain ef the lllariizlms Proklfnees. The convention wie gpm with an :him-mei reception

visit the store on Sunday afternoon and discovered that his premises li.-ol been; entered from the adioiiilng liulluing of the Slater shoe store hy

.` `0» D , . only foiled in their attempt by the CI

Mr. Malcolm l\leI’hail, DeSable, re-

ceived a few days ago. a letter from Mr. Thomas Ewing, Commissioner, Washington, intimating that o. ban- quet was to be held on thc 15th inst, (today), in Washington, in honor of the 50th birthday of Honorable Frank lane, Secretary of the Interior for thc United States. The letter stated that the banquetting committee wish- -ed to present Mr. Lane with a sou- venir of his old birthplace, which is the present residence of Mr. McPhail, and a photograph of the old home was suggested. Mr. Mcl’hail accord- ingly had some photographs taken which he has forwarded to Mr. H. A. Meyer, Mr. Lane's private secretary. The old homestead founded by the late John Lane, grandfather of the distinguished Islander now in Pre- sident Wilson’s Cabinet, was one of the finest farm properties in the province. Bordering the roadside were tivo hawthorn hedges, always well trimmed and relieved at regular in- tervals by iull grown hawthorn trees; from the road to the residence was a` -'lilac avenue which, when in bloom, was exceedingly bcniitilul, while on the greater part of the farm the fields were separated by spruce hed- ges which, also, were uniailiniilv neat and well trimmed. Tn the older days when, generally, less attention was paid than now to appearances this farm was a model one, both in ap- pearance and in prodiictivrness. It is still a lieautifiil farm and the photo- graphs, to bu presented today to Mr. Lane, showing as thCy du. thc U"-‘BB planted, the hedges kept in such PCT" feet neatncss. and the artistic land- -:cnpr farming done by his grandfntli- r.=r over half a century ago, will no doubt hc among the most alillr0¢‘-iutflil gifts of his birthiliiy. Many Prince ICd\\ard Islanilers who have kindly recollections of the Limi-, family and the old Laine home will unite in fell- ritiitirms to their distingiiishod fel- low Isliinder on his birthday.

COIIMI EVENTS.

lHIi0UUCEMEHTS»

IAEETIIIGS ETC.

One cent per word ciich inlntion

in this column. Cash must accomp- any order. Miniiniiui charge twenty- iive cents.

"Pura Gold Jelly, sparkling -and ear. . 3352.

“Pure Gold Salad l)ressing,Pow\‘ler

without oil, ask your grocer. 3473.

**.\lotor boats will be at the Mar-

i..c whiirz' at I o'clock to-day to convey tlir- members of the Central C-liristinii Church Sunday school to their pit-ui' grounds nt West River Bridgr. 3195.

°°ll<\v. G. C. Taylor will preach in

("ovehci-.d Cliiircli at 2 o‘ciock, on Thursday, July llith inst. A busi- ness mceflug of the whole congrega- Llon will ho held at the close of the sci vice. A large attendance is re- eiifetcfl- 3461-1-imzlml.

""-‘iGLl'l". You often see this sign

ii hols cnt in the w,,,||_ He ,mme_~on an article but if it is s. second

diatclv notified the police. There WHS 9360.000 lworth of diamonds in

rate Typewriter you nnay be sure the purchaser is "SOLD" as well. Don‘t

C l I-Ill n the evening of k ri k t at

the Arm, a base ball match on

N Brunswick, with the R C

tv and hid in one of r

Wanderers' grounds, Nova Scotia the hotel, where he wgeutamrgg ew . ,

found. The other burglar escaped.

in _.eminence ...nd A toni- rm. i the ami ii ui ii ii

in we vniiiie harem: by ua .sem hge been iinrfsrmfi nl film.

of the R. .C. B., years.; , [~¢’|°|

st -e.oe,_ le* IM’ H 0 , the snr... ,ui s s fr-he hive in the mee this afternoon at Jw’ go' ‘md 1°* t:\° °°l;"°nku°“`:m| The store was surrounded by pol-IU'I‘*°\1I“¢"B RGNIUBYGH Or 5 Smith at 7.47; it flees 7° °'" 3‘“‘°"“ “Z °_°°“ °'\‘1 ,ire and detectives on i-_lunday nighg'Premler. A. Milne Fraser. llallfax, N. at 4.24 and Fri- 09°" 4” fli°.=_l°fl“bli hall Of t ¢ N~ emi sian-ily nitsr 12.30 Green appear S. . am.

S- 'P¢°l1i\l°»l f-°lI°K¢- 'Zlili en Bddfrrl ed ni n rrnr window oi the sister*

on rim i.oni¢hi;,at ii.as. °f."°l°°m° *iv Mavvr dllidi- store. iii- rinsed the window sini-

,, A _ The social side of the convention Wm pni-tly through when, it in for

at 10 erm. l- ' lm" |“¢I'Hl° B hBl'b0\‘ ¢X¢\1\`HIf»\\. H thoiirlil. his companion gave him n June.

last quarter oi- the moon will ¥‘°¢Atf& #|114 l|\\lm\11BfHd brief- D&l`H<1¢ warning sllrnal. I-Ie darted for safe- run

Point

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opened

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