‘his notice. The residence had been

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gegag Etmsiy ‘mb r£°4";i Wi? t 1°”~"° (Canadian Press) W0 °h0W}l; e 05 or P c Qu.. the _ _ _ . '__ I MONTREAL, _July nukes spproii- Visit “I t 9 °y"~1 '°"'°"“0" (-'*!“°*°*`*l‘ mate estinlate of the loss to the U.

to this city having been officially concluded last evening by the dinner ai. the Government I-louse. '

At this dinner there ,were present

Their Royal Hignesses the Duke and D ess of Connaught, Princess Pa- trlc , (lol. Lowther, Capt Bnlkley, Capt Buller and Miss Adam. Besides 1-lis,Hor_lor Governor Rogers and Mrs. Rogers there were Premier and Mrs. Mntlgleson, Chief Justice Sulli- van, and Mlss_Sulllvan, U. S. Consul mid Mrs. Frost, Mayor and Mrs, Lyons, Senator Yeo, Col. and Mrs. 'Peake and Capt Palmer.

Speaking to the Governor His

Royril Highness expressed keen plea- sure pn his visit to this province and to Charl0ttetowm_

Yesterday mornings large number

of invited guests, including the Royal Da-l§y. enjoyed a sail up scenic West Rfveron the S. S. Harland whlcli was dressed especially for the ocea- slon.~ The weather was fine and the s_sil'was greatly enjoyed. Those lrivitedywere presented to tile Duke' and liiichess and Princess Patricia. \

in 'Ilia ufternoon nl. tnrce o’<°locn ‘

the party dlsemburked from the Earl Grey and His Royal Highness pro- ceeded to the Experimental Farm and the Duchess and Princess Petri. cle ‘drove to the Golf Links.

'At the Experimental Farm His

Royal Highness planted a tree in front of Prof. Clark’s dwelling, The DUKE t00k an active interest in the farm and discussed farm work in a practical way frequent)y offering judicious suggestions. I-Ie went through Prof Clark’s home and was concerned in everything brought to

tastefully decorated by Stanley Bros

REGAL \1|5|r ~l1iiM|ii|ii ' E wliliiiiiiili,

(Canadian Press)

former Commander of the government steamer Arctic, 1eft~ yesterday quite secretly'on the schooner Minnie Maud for a cruise in the Arctic Islands in search of gold mines.

I-Ia refused to give information . Di-

destinatlon, butintimated that he might be absent two or three years.

ilu uivis lui

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, July- 30-The New

’Y0I`k Yiwht Club received word from England today that King George V had presented a cup to the club to take the place of the cup presented by the late King Edward VII. King Edwn.rd's cup has been

raced for each year at the finish of the club's cruise oil Newport. The ncw cup presented ily King George is to takc the place of King Edward's cup ns n trophy.

The King Edward cup will be re-

tained by the club as ,, memorial.

HNHVESE -lXSllHS|[lN

(Canadian Press)

lvloN'rREAi., July so-'rhs c. ran.

has announced the dates of the harv- esterfs excursion, commencing from

“"1 *”°°°“*-“Ja °` ‘°'”U"` =DP‘>“¥Wf°°- i-tho Maritime l-i-oviuoes .August lzul

0n‘ t'h`e‘ driveway iilags and streanlers were und and 5, pretty effect was

see__Lap¢d\throughout. ~

E aving there in time to reach his

destination at 5 o’clock His. Royal Highness departed for the Golf Links to loin the others of the Royal Party and was met there by rousing cheers. The club house wus splendidly decora- ted and there were many club mem- bers present.

Princess Patricia, despite the snow.

er of rain, enjoyed several rounds of golf with others of the party. ¢

In the club house afternoon tea

was served bv the ladies. Mrs.Math1e- son and Mrs. Longworth received the

gll6QtB.

'l‘he 'previous night Sir Louis H,

and Lady Davies entertained His Royal Highness and from the lawn the fireworks display was viewed.

Yesterday evening the private elec- trical and other illumlnations were again in evidence.

The banner of welcome displayed by

the Loyal Orange Association and the exterior decorations of their Hall were prominent among the Queen Street displays.

At the pavilion at Victorfn Park

on Monday afternoon a beautiful bon. quot was presented to Her Royal Highness the Duchess by Avlleb Mathfeeon, the- little daughter of Premier and Mrs. Methleson.

Besides the prominent citizens and

provinrifaiists the following were presented: South African veterans Dr. H. D. Johnson, Major Weeks,. Lt. W. C. Cook, Police Officer J. S..Wal~ ker, H. H. Brown, John Proud, Dun- can Kennedy,‘ Charles Hines, Harry i Hyde, Lorna Pigott, Police Officer Klgirlns. _

An interesting feature of the pro-

ceedings was the presentation by His ROYILI Highness of the long service medal to Harry Henderson of York, who has been section foreman of the Prince Edward Island Railway for thirty-dvs years. .

.T\_l§‘_D1lko_of Connaught mmf his,

Party are due to `arrlve in Picton this afterndoll to begin a two weeks' toilr

0f,lz|_Jva Scotia. It will be the 'drst_ vlsf 'of His Royal Highness to the Provfncé since his appointment as Governor-llimcrsl, ,gud everywhere the most ela_borste_ preparations are being made for the reception and entertain ment of the _ royal party. New Glas- Kow, Sydney, Truro, Loufsburg and Hblffax are among the places `_ that will- he visited. '

Phffwlllss' 'rmsirrn

_ . 'ro 'rrr/iN'l~1o 1-masons.

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maf-

that

and the second leaving August 16th from Quebec and Eastern Ontario.

RED MANY WERE DROWNED.

BINZ, Germany, July ~29-A_shock-

ing catastrophe, causing the death of a large number of German excursion- ists occurred last evening _ at the Baltic bathing resort. The landing stage which was crowded to its ut- most capacity, during the concert given by the local band collapsed and threw over 5 hundred peoplc into the sea. There was a. terrible scene of excitement as the people on shore and on the ruins of the landing stage en- deavored to rescue the men, women and children, struggling in the water among the wreckage. Twenty one bodies have been recovered bllt it is believed that many m0re ph0ll16 105i their lives. The excursicmists had come from all parte of North Eastern Prussia, to spend the day on the sea- shore.

BARRY DEFEATS ARNBT.

LONDON, Jufy 29. -_- 'Earnest Barry, the English champion sculler, to-day defeated Richard Arnst, of Australia, in a race over the Thames course for the sculling championship 'of the world. This was the first time in sixteen years that the world’s scullfng championship had been_com- peted for oil the Thames. Richard Arnst, the holder ol the title, started the race with the pl-estage of a pre- vious victory over his opponent, Ernest Barry, wllo hc had defeated on the Zambezic in August, 1910. Harry claimed at the time that hu was not in condition and he had been

anxious ever since .lor another ‘gt- tempt to defeat the world's c\\BU\l> “_ and for the chance of bringing _the title back to England and where it had not been beld by an Englishman since 1876. -

The contract 'between the i rival scullers both-fn action and llhY9l<l“° could scarcely have been l¢l`°“¢°"» Arnst standing six feet one inch is so finely. proportioned that he did not look the"hcight nor did he seem to be carrying the announced weight oi zoo pouuus. Berry is more lighter in ini-ni. but was muscled in e manner which proved that he 'was equally strong. In style Arnst seemed to have superior thrusting power, but Berry showed better -form. The race was for a D11!" Ol $5-000 “"0 tho chumpiousliip cup, which had som hola for ssvsi-sl yem by Arn"- -,_---I--i'

' NT OFF' GUN Wm KILLING COMPANION.

univnnnunsr. out-. Julv 29-f Anlsri olrit, sgsd 14. mn vi Wlllhm oliii, si this place. accompanied D"

cwfooiislnn. _seed lim* @i¢l\*_‘°“ iifiiman i»eelu\¢uivoly.' left home morning lu s canes. to ee lk°_°*f_ They, inld godesome distance

lake shore, when one of

s undertook to take U10

gun the bottom of the M000. where had been put out. pullink U10 2"”

. - - and .l ilian

QUEBEC, July 30-Cs,p’t. Bernier,‘i Steamship (lo, as thc result of the

E(;ciiS_0AYv or (_mail uuiiiiiiis _ iiuinui nuiimii NIGE -~-~ isuiliin loss -'

5 ji; ¢,i`i,|y¢|~,3_q|'|._p_u|i¢ ,f ~ A E ‘No Foreign Naiiouiiiowsu =

_ __ "°"f=!\°-'F-'W‘ €l,4&.“’f»»~»- ‘ --

niln R ii' ' F c ii" 'f AF i

Empress of Brilian and

P -R and the British (‘h'

collision of the Empress of Britaiir and the steamer llelvetia in tile Gulf of. St. Lawrence Saturday afternoon, by whfch'the Heivetiu sunk and the-l, hows of the Enlprcss were badly hal.- tered is given at nearly three quar- ters of a. million dollars by local steamship authorities.

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|.[I.H. PASS EASE

(Special to The Guardian.)

MONCTON, July 30-There were

few developments of interest in the I. C. R. pass investiigntioll tuday.

Tilman Legers testified to having

purchased a pass from Elmer Fer- guson, then of the Moncton Trans- cript, and Tilman Melailson testified that ,he went to Campbellton on the curling team in 1910 skipped by D__ Murray, Mr. Murray had undertaken to provide transportation for the par- ty but witness h`u.d not seen it.

The enquiry was adjourned to Aug stu psuiling uiu arrival oi sn iiuuoit-' ant witness from Winnipeg.

AMENDMENT HEEEISEIJ

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, July 30-The

House today refused by ,. votc of 127 to 107 tongree to Sen&te's amend- ment to- the excise tax lylll providinl-2 for n repeal of the Canadian recipro- city act.

NNUEHEHE IJINNEH

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(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Jllly 30-The visit to Par-

is of the Caundier Premier and other Canadian Ministers closed ,tonight with a dinner given by the Franco American committee in their honor.

The dinner was presided over by

Premier Poincare and Gabriel Nana- tnux, President of the Committee. l-‘remfer Poincare, during the course of a lengthy speech said he was _surc the Canadians felt it_ in France tile same cordial atmosphere of home which the Champlain delegation had felt in Canada.

M. Manatux dwelt on the marvel-

ous development of the Dominion.

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-FATHER AND SON _

KILLED TOGETHER.

NEW YORK, July 20-Nine persons

were hurled to the roadway last night when a big_aTl`tolnobiie in which they, were riding and which was driven by August Becker, n wholesale grocer, ol' Brooklyn, crasllcd into a surface car ut Manor and Jamaica avenues, Un- ion Course, L. I. Two occupants of the machine, a man and a boy, were so severely hurt that it was said at St. Mnry‘s Hospital, Jamaica, they would die. Tile automobile wus smashed. Persons in the trolley cal' were pitched forward, sustulnillg slight injuries, and the front part of the surliice car wasbent and broken.

'fliE_ NEITHER

- 'WE TEIIPEIIITURES

TIDES. SUI, l00||. ETB.

(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, July' 31- Moderate

winds; fair and much the same tem= pei-atura with some local showers.

The lowest temperature recorded

y terday was sixty-three degrees a- bge zero and the highest was sixty- four shove. The lowest recorded the previous night was fifty-five degrees above. At nine a. m., yesterday ll was sixty-three above and at / nine p. m. it was sixty-four above.

The temperature at one o'clock yesterday afternoon by the “Rexell Store" tested thermometer with a northern exposure was seventy de- grees above nero. »

The tide will be high this morning

'at 11.46 and tomorrow aftemoon at

12.28; it will he hggh tomorrow morn- E lug se l~0_9.ema rider nt.1.l7_- _ i and tomorrow at 7.29; it rises to-

Tho _sun sets this evening at 7.80

"and tomorrow at 7.29; it rin! tomor- row morning at 4.41 and Friday at 4.42. »

There was a hill moon on Monday,

Jul 19th.' st 12.25 D- ln- Tge lslt quarter of the moon will in 'Puq"|dsy, A sul, sc 12 is e m

eolinsnsso Aus .

- loo Ln: ron fy

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(Canadfan Press) WASHINGTON, July 30-That the

Muuroe Doctrine forbids the United

States to permit any foreign nation to secure a naval base at Magdalenir Bay or any other similarly situated points on the American continent is understood to be _the substance ofthe

on Foreign Relations..

It is understood that there is no

land for a naval base.

EUH PENIIE

The New Cabinet Makes First Move Towards Peace

_ With Italy

italy.

'Pills is the first important work of

the new Turkish cablnet'nnd_ is the only definite indication hitherto given that Turkey is ready to iiring hostili- lities to a conclusion.

On the last occasion when there

was talk- of peace it was stated on July 13th that the Italian govern-

to bring the war to an end and ‘was willing to pay a heavy cash indemni-

rnent has changed. '

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(Canadian Press)

tire C. N. R. coal and iron district at this~place is under martial law to- dav following the strike of 'dock lab- P

Duluth and Superior

Little. today made a search in the

ii l`

One cent per word each insertion

pany order and flve per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge _ twenty-five

cents. M V ________________A__ w`A`n‘riip"omi._ .u>Pi.v Nr ELDON

House. ____ _,L31 M th I ITXERY sioos, rusmo rssns- “ for. stsuu Musical sou. Phono 217. P

WANTED A COUPLE OF PANT AND vest makers. Permanent eml>l0Ym¢°l» given. Apply to M. 0’Callsgha_n,No. T

class teacher for Marshfield School. supplement $35. Mid-summer vn-

wmrmn Ar ones A soana X young working man between twenty- ‘ five and thirty-In years of nge, for

good job and steady employment

Office. ___________,._ 7-31_U3§ ° Dosr 'on smloxnsv romr

Road Friday avenge two hstpliis 5| one iulcisifse G. . M the other in

~ 'ran lime olgklesy wul :ls icuii

Ilnsrlls mnfmmr. used by Physicians-

‘*_t".~._'I°\'£ng.., gn f'élf!.=§*P NWN- _ lu' -l9“.i°‘°". R99.-‘°‘°» »- -» - 1

imp uiusrrs ummm is ui. sou..." nk for uuisnlu sua an so oem. miisi-as muiime ourugsi-goeheovo

will will

Delegation To Wait On Min-

Board of.’l'rade together with the liarllor Connnission, tile nlllniclpal authorities and leading citizens of

report to be made tomorrow by Sc- Quebec will form a delegation to nl- nator Lodge to the senate Committee terview Hon. F. D. Monk, Minister of

Public Works, who will visit here to- IIIOFFOW.

evidence that His Javanese sovern- oossity oi iiuviug ,, ui-y-nook uuilt ui incur is itself boiiinu the corporation Quebec, illustration 0! this necessity that was endeavoring to secure the having just been “h.°‘”“ by me ex'

periences of the Empress of Britain which will he obliged to go to Eng-

land for permanent repairs.

pairs and have a wrecking plant sl- ready at work clearing away the tengled steel of the Helvetia which encumbers the Empress' bows,

widespread grief, has had small effect on normal conditions here.

(Canadian Pi-ws) sence of demonstrations of. any

C0NS.I.AN,|.IN0,,LE' July 30__0f_ kliid and aside from closed banks and

_ commercial house cra e blinds flu s

ficlabailnollncemcnt was made in the a ' D ' g

Turkish Chamber of Deputies today of grief by the foreigners, the nation of the willingness of the government hill! m0V€<1 310118 011 ll-S 8~CCllHf0m€ll to enter into peace negotiations with b“9i"eSs'

ment had unofllcially informed the Piave at New Annan on Wednesday, powers that it was ready and anxious August 7th, promises to he- unexcell-

ed.

ty to Turkey to transfer its sovereign 'CUOHBD by U18 Management, vizz- rlghis iu`\'l‘i-ipoii to Italy uuu sci iu 2-35 '1‘.r0l= and P1102. nurse $100-00 a similar way in regard to Turkish 2-40 'l`l”0l1 Bliwighl-. DUFSG $75-00. Is-lands in the Aegiau Sea now occu- G_l`°°“ MW- PUT” 550-00. *md 8 F110' pied by Italy. Since then the govern- I “mg "ice-

__ this new race track, ls sparin

D success. Everything is being done to

_ insure a good time as thousands are ~ ‘ expected to be present.

' ` ` E A special train will leave Summer-

._ V side at one o’clock a.. m.. and

. _ _ special rates have been arranged from

_ ` all points on the P. E. I. Railway.

MacKin-non Drug Company, Charlotta

~ _ town. will start three of his horses,

° ` iz:-Iona Girl, Red Wing and Ruby

' \ Rexall, while T. C. Edgett_wl|l start

Cherry Ripe and White Win

orare in sympathy with those at ,st

Three hundred soldiers from 94th cure is the King He is qu,” ex R°g'|m°“t» “nd” °°'mm“"d °‘ C01' hausted with the continual strain of

_ be

homes of striking laborers for* wen- gandown park on Friday week, when pons following the reading of the the Eiipse stakes were being run, on N011 lwf by M810* Rl’-Y and a lorml' which every one's attention was con liable array of revolvers, knives and cent;-a¢¢d_ Kin Gem- e rested ini.,

PORT ARTHUR, Jllly 30-T110 Bh-

_ K K water soaked Slings WM ¢0“nBc*"t°d~ lure ion his hands and gazed abstrac

cl-lsslflcrnon yvfll go to Harrowgste nest season,

in this column. Cash must accom- _

large field of starters in each event.

One cent per word each insertion

7__uM1wPd allowed. Minimum' charge twenty-five

_..._~*~------~- ---- ' cents.

40 Great_Ge0- SL, Qity-_7'91 U 3|- Those under 12 years half fare, un- WANTED, FIRST OR SECOND der 5 years free. 'I-2'l‘M7l.

ration. L.H.D. Foster, Secy. your holidays Smith Premier your

_ 1.31n|E¢|__ correspondence into giving you s few k

._.__..__ usglsln on~Thursdsy it I p. m. ss us-

INSIST IIN

i NNY DUCK

ister of Public Works For This Purpose

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, July 30--'l`hs Quebec

They will insist on the urgent nc-

Geo Davie Co. of Quebec have been ommlssioned to fnake temporary re-

EMPEHUNS l]EilH

(Canadian Press.)

TOKIO, .Mly 30-The death of he Emperor of Japan, while causing

There has been 8 remarkable ab-

t every entrance and evident signs

The body is now lying in state.`

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NEW NNNNN lllSES _

The horse races that are to take

Three splendid classes have been

James Pendergast, Secretary of

g no

uins in making the opening 3 grand

Captain D. iA._MacKlnnon, of thc

It is expected that there will be s

THE LING NEEDS REST

LIVERPOOL July 29-The Daily ost is responsible for the following ory Tile person who reall needs a rest

ing so much ln the public sys At

ly, as though he were thankful for minute, not to be the cynosure of eyes. The King is bothered with

somnla, and it is likely that he

take a course in the waters \

Wlllili EVENTS.

IIEIIIKIS, ETC

this column. Cash niust accomr y order and five per cont discount

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“Bring your ehldreh to the B.I.S. Stewart, vice-Presideift and Geneieil 641 . I

on Aug 5th at Mt. Herbert.

s or afternoons a week' at least. Milne Fraser, Halifax N. S."

. This change is a on request

people of Viutorémsed Orspaud. order to ve th the opportun

issl oi, Universituss flooutrlouqiu, icy ‘ahiietmilns circus pmol-moreso ulrwlv in operation elsewhere. also white hat, black velvet band. on hed” afternoon and evening. ,Extended in the pf0i°°¢- H0 YM Return to D08 Euston St, Char- Faro from-’ ldtoi-is and return forty hi 5 position to announce the

ii-. w 1-11 larva mu. 1 1-mit., °f

IRON WORKS PROBABLY

_ dustrv must come here, and lf lt

°°D0n't let Summit' fills without must come, it must come soon. He

sch

f _,_ »-.. _.

PAY FUR _ I EMFLOY

Piiiiiu isulimi niiiis iuuuii

lan

PUEISE SENSAEIUNS

(-Canadian Presn.)

NEW YORK, Jllly 30-Sworn

statslnents tending to show that the annllal graft collcuteii by thu high officials in the New York city police force from gambling houses and utlles illegal resorts last year amounted to $2,400,000 are in othe hands of Uls- 'trict Attorney Whitman.

The statements were made by

“Bald” Jack Rose, the self-confessed graft collector for police lisut Becker, who tonight began his second day in the toonlbs as the alleged instlgator of the murder of Ruseiithall.

The naiilcs of the oilicials are known-

and it is expected that a sensational exposure of policc graft will ensue.

ESEABEISHES B N

(Cannllian Press)

hai with 3 capital of $10,000,000.

The object is to checkinate the pro posed foreign loan. _

EHNNSCNNTINENEAL

EHNN SERVICE

\'.~l|\ei-ini to ’l‘flc (luanlian.

l~‘ltl'1|\l'2i1!i"l‘|‘N, .Iuly 30-A rc-

port says that f.h<- Iiltercoionial will soon star: a train si-rvicc on the Transcontinental between Moncton and Grand F‘alls, N. B.

DSCKSTRIKERS

REFUSE TO WORK.

LONDON, July 29-The refusal of

the dock workers ill London, to obey the nianllesto, issued by tile stl-me leaders on Saturday, declaring the

sd 'ten weeks, was given practical el- iect today, when very few of thenlcn returned io lvors. it had been un-

nouncsd taut all of the agreemelltul between eluploycrs and ini-Jn which ex-I lated before the strike begun, ‘ vvl-ulllii continue lfi force. The strikers are generally of tile uplifiou that their leaders nuve betrayed thenl into an unconuiliiiilnl i-i.ii'rellilel' and tnuy are unwilling to .ugreo to such step. A uew spliit seenis tu have entered in to the men und today it wus onscrv- ed that inilst. oi them ilispfnyeif a niuch nlpre ugly temper than inthe. to. on this aciount an evvn striiilger force of poiicu tflun usual limi Btutioileif nt the flock gates, to pril- tect the non-unionisls`, who iiuvc con tanned at work, tnrougilout i.iic sci-ine. 'l_‘ncsc men appeared lil tin-ir usual uunlbcn. and as they entered Luc, gates were rcgariicd suiii-.liiy, by n large number of the sti~ik¢,r_si 'l‘hc secretary of the strike cuinmitcce this morning said that the strike will probably be resumed, Several of thc linlons involved nleet today to dis- cuss tue situation and it is expected that ,most of them will vote for a

continuance of the strike.

COMING T0 BT. JOHN.

ST. JOHN, July 29-W. Burton

Manager for Norton and Grillith Cu. Courtenay Bay contract, said to- night that the big steel and iron lil-

HE (Special to The Guardian.) _ - Hanlrmx, July :io-'rho report

Will Be Suggested D

Board of lill]_us'_t`me'lll_: 0

, r ,

i. c. ii. uid P. E. i. ii.

of the joint Board of Adjustment

Grand Secretary McLean said n'

will be benefited, including all mill' way, clerical and freight employes, parlor, dining and sleeping car evil# ployes, employes at roundhousa and mechanical shops.

The scale of pay at present tn

those who will le affected is from g, miniinilni 0( lil cents an hour to, .i.oi-i-- ii lahivirs to $85 a month in p-rli.x‘, sl--ling and dining car ein- (-!» yes.

|'lnUl=io PREPARING Fon DUKE.

TRURO, July 29-Mayor Stuart arrived in Truro tonight from I. nionth's holiday spent in Newfound# land, and thus the plans of the some mittee, which has been llfellil-l'll1€ l°f uio visit ol the Duke oi oouiisusht and Princess Patricia on 'l‘hur1\'l*! next, are in a more settled v~ff“\Yl”".. as great speculation bas --'~‘ ‘ ~~ who would read the aililrcss ol ~~i|°_ come. 'l‘lie program ig vimv_ lhsrné f0l`f‘f. Complete, and iucludrs the un- _veiling of the tablet to the n-in-orvl ol Colonel McNutt, the first ---mg,-| of lanihi in these parts, the lnyinz ,Q

snanrli-lei July 'iu~- it is i~ofU'9 °°'““ “°°"° °' lb-° "°“' '\"‘°

building and ,L reception to uw vi, 3

ported that DE-. Sui 'Yet Sen and gen- [_ L V~ °' eral Tuang Sing have concluded ne- 1;-§~l;i(,,K,,m;,,¥ 35 rairfgizlsaatzre' ,str lgoeisuous lor mo establishing ol ui .ni to using iii' thousands ol visitors; s ' [foreign and Chinese Bank in Sheng-| 'ph d -

_ e °”0"¢.\¢l0"¢4 Will be molt 'profusa

'including arches, while a guard of

honor under command of Colgan; (roleinan and the boy scouts will un. thc route of procession.

FLUHRY IN TRUHO. -

'rRUii0, July 29-A are sierm

from box 31 ithls afternoon caused quite a Hurry in town as word was iyuickiy circulated that the big sqm | ni-iii's factory was ablaze. It turn- : Hi out to be u- trial practice to test. ,thc water system and streams egsiiv were thrown over the high buildings to the satisfaction of the fire insur-

ance visitors who were in town to- (ay.

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(‘l‘lIiIS'1‘IAN SCIENCE

Rsronsisnn ron ,

_ ANOTHER nnrrn.

vilnrlouvsfi, B. C., July 29-Au-

ing_ particularly at the request of the

or police officials today caused gn in- will-ifziltion to be made before Coron- or Jeffs into the circumstances of the death of Mrs. Margaret William., wifc of a young architect named Merii Williams, of Vancodver, The ffouiilc have not long been married. 'l‘hn wife, who was aged Z4, was the ilal|i.;ilter of Julini Sanders, Chicago, who had complained to the police, ol this City. The evidence showed that Wllliains and ills wife, according to his sf,atcment, were believers in Uliristliin Science, and no attempt was made to call ln 5 physician dur- ing Mrs. Williams' il,nses until too lute. As 4, mutter of fact the doctor iiirlvcal nn hour after her death. Wil- liams, who is e bright-looking young. innn, Suiil that his wife had been trcutvii hy Mrs. Hattie Wheelel‘,' g, rhristinii Scientist practitioner, and had uxpri-sued every satisfaction in flint truatlni»nt und its methods. She never asked for a doctor.

strike at an end lifter lt has last-|Cmc"g0 DOHC” dep'"`tm€l1¢. VBDCOUV- |

HISTORIC REMAINS

DISCOVERED.

rsovlonnon, n.1.,Ju1y ao-'res

ifantry of the home of Roger Wil- lianls. founder of the State of Rhode

island, is believed 10 pg" been nn-

covered by workmen ln egegwgQ,{\\‘_ near the place where a big fireplace, which authorities halve marked “bo- longing to the Willfamkhoms, was

discovered ave years ago. _ Dishes and erockery, together with UOUGB. believed to be from hlmln *O- etom. were unearthed. A eorkedrbot- tie with sl dark lllluld lnlldgyq one

regarded the prospect as more than a if ellhood, and said that there was nothing to prevent it li expens- es were not too enormous. The lite would likely be close to the new dr

outut, and the output roughly '~ one thousand tons s day. It woidd not be necessary to so _to England' for the capital se there was ii' Canadian

of the si-tfcles found. It will ligan- alyzed. ,é - Oirsil urn, which was among the

articles found intact, fs drawn, beg

relief the erndsjfnrs of an.'f:d|g

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for rfght yuan. Apply at Guardian p',‘.j,°‘;,°kt“':;"'5 “:’n°d°‘§’,§!,"°,°:;’;’“,§°g employ one thousand men at' the

the Interooloniai and P. E. I. Rl& ways to consider rules and rates of

_G d- P _ pay of those represented bythe Calif?

LUN,-,mg znnvlan aoljfffhl Briush `adian Brothorlicod of Railway Em- Prcinlci' lierllcrt Asquitil denied i.n Moyes will b° Nrwarded t° otmw! the House of Coillinons this afternoon in te" days' - 4

, An increase in psy will be recom-

Rmt the n5f;)vel‘;l'_'m;°(':t §r"',';)B;:x mended on the ground of increased

um" “ “S 8 " "3 ' cost otliving, an increase placed by 'L the Board at 12 per cent, was upon, .

this basis, and Inombcrs believed thq` revised schedule will be adopted. __

bout 2,000 men in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P. E. I., »

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