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HARI,_ GUARDIA
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TERM .
' SUPREME COURT
Only. Criminal Cose on Docket _ Ifesulted in Ac-
quittul offter Occuliying Court ull day.
In the Supreme Court yesterday When they arrested him he was
morning before His Lordship the Chief somewhat helpless. They found the Justice and a jury the case was bro- window hard to raise, They found ught up in which Ernest Creighan was nothing on the boy. charged with having on or about Dec- Tile next witness was James Hay- ember 16 ,broken and entered the nes, shipping clerk with Carvell Bros. warehouse of Wm. Aitken and others, He said he knew the warehouse that commonly known as Carvell Bros. was entered; it was on the south side
in opening the case the Attorney of the store. The stock of groceries
General explained to the jury. the sit- there was large. When one got_ across uation of the building. The entrance, ,to that store he could go all over the he sxfid, had been lnade from the whole place. Witness himself locked southern elld, looking down upon the the doors and windows every night. wharf, a. very dark and solitary place lie remembered the occasion of the at midnight. The policemen, Mclnnis entry. The night before he closed the and Harper, went down around the doors as usual alld this window; it end of this warehouse and there they was broken in the corner. The open- found a window partly open, a will- ing was about C inches by 4. Witness dow with 4 panes in it, with a catch did ilot remember having ever seen fastening the lower and upper saslics. the prisoner before. 'i‘lle lower sash Ilad been raised up Cross-examiilerl, witness said he nbollt half tiiq»_ distance, wide enough was not awnro that zlliytiliiig was to enable the prisoner to enter. lnl- stolen. incdiately under the window was n Mr. Will. li. Aitken wus in-xt cxuiii- jigger, whore a layer of gravel hud,liicd. llc said the store was in poss- bceil tioposited. Eutraiico to the blliid- .cssion_ of his iirin for ii nllinbcr ol' ini; Ilud been oii`cct.ed by the pcrsoll years. (.‘i'oss-exlllniilcti he sold nmli- stepping oil to the gravel. Oli tllolliilg was stolen :ts fur as in- kilcw. night of December lil Harper ami Me‘ Police. (lolistalilo llnrlwr gnvb will. lllnis were standing at tho corner of ence cnrroiirutlvo of Mclin|is's. llc Queen ami Water Streets when il. sllid that the ocurrcd clnfwy slirdl hh movement of some person down tho said tllat the accllsed did not explain street a little furtherattracted their will’ he was ill thc wurc house. l-le nltention and they went down and dis- askctl to be allowed to go home be- covered the prisoner in the ware- cause he wus hungry lillt this was not house. On discovering this one of thc allowed. in cross-exuiiiination, wit- Poncemen mood gum-ll ovol- the wlnll. ness said llc found it dliiicuit to open dow while the other went to the role. the window. This closed the case i'or phone ofllce alid teleplioiied the Poi- U10 CPOWII. “ral ice Station to have search ligllt Wm. Butt. jur., said he was chief brought. Then Sgt. Taylor took 11 engineer oll_tlie tug “Anlhcrst." Ile light' and with lt they now the pl-lno. knew. the prisoner and his father. He ner lylng lnslde the wm-ollon5e_ Qno had the boy employed this season at of the Omoo,-B wen; lnnldo nnll look the car ferry. He would not wish a lllm out and delivered him to the better boy. and wiiiius. nuiite and Omcer Molnnl5_ Ho was (non when trlistwortlly. He was in the habit of up to me Bl,,_tlon_ The llolnllg, Bald sleeping ill tile tug. When he knew me Attorney Genel-al_ would be glven him first the prisoner was not a drink- by the wlmess_ polloo Conslnblo Mo. cr. When he was drinking lic did Innls was the first witness called. He nothing and seemed to be stupid: he
said he had been on the Police Force W0ill11 119 fUiYWiif‘l'0..
for 3 years. He remembered the Uf’0S5‘€Xi1miii0ii by U16 Atl0l'1ley nlght of D,-,ceml,or ll; lnnl_ Towol-(ls General, witness said he knew nothing . midnight he and P. C. Harper were of prisoners conduct about that time between Queen nnn Wntol- 3;,-new lil November he found him drllnk on, The bulllllng' he nalll, wnn on lower the tug. He was not disciiarged i`rom end or Queen st., the last ou the the tus; he was only mid off. Even s,,.,_,et_ Ho on-nell the oo,-ner ol the after they were paid oil’ they could
building following the direction iii make *I 50|* Of Mme 01' the P1802-
licen extermiiiated near Kara l'l'gnii.
(Special to the Guardian.)
successes near Soissons. Some mili- tary experts venture tile prediction that the great I-‘rcncll army has been bottled up and will be forced to sur-
lAlAl]|Aii CASUALIIES
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Jan. 17.-The following casualties among the Canadian lix- peditionary force is announced. The denth on Jan. 16 of Private Hartley Chase, 12th Butt. at No.. 1 Canadian (ieneral Hospital, ilulford, from' men- izitir. Next of lu.. Mrs. Edward ounce i"rederit'i:oir, Nqli,
Pln'I`ROGI’t AD Jun 17 -An official been no change in that region, lends
c°'"m""’c“t1°" 1““e‘1 this ‘Welling to the belief that the rcllewal of a
(Special to the Guardian) the French statement that there has
says the lltli Turkish army corps has V
‘ where on tho western front there have
been engagements, lillt the weather a
BERLIN, via Amsterdam, Jail. 18.- mms except artilery d“9E5' and 5“°W
Ali official announcement by me in the Vosges makes fighting difficult. Government Press Bureau tllat Ver-
dlill has been “encircled by German al
troops" was hailed to-day by Berlin ` military experts us ilews of surpassing clam” 5"c°°sses~ l‘°" me time bemg importance with regard to German the GGFHIHHS Seem I0 be more on the
render like Marshal Bening care more ill detail, and it is believed
the window was some grave
and Harper searched all arou
pl-r called his attention to th
which the man had disappeared. Neal' MPS- W- G- H053. Said She knew the
e open i`
a
window which led ilito a w
in which were barrels of fo lie knew the place by the ii
tiarveil Bros., the windaw iii lllid 4 panes 18 or 20 inches
about 15 inches- wide. The two sashes, an upper ami low lower sash had been raised ll
window was secured with a l
the junction of the upper an
d at the accused ceased to work at the Tllea- oennble -tre two years ago. Asked how she
xed the date of the 16th, she said
the win, she remembered Mr. Hogg remarking ul eiegl-aol, on the following morning oil the fact
ft HM, ‘ tilat the prisoner was arrested.
sashes. One pane was broke
corner ot' the 2 sashes so as t
ock. He -fl
a man's hand to reach the i left Officer Harper to guard dow wllile he went to the T
Office to telephone. Having le per he heard somethin fail w
l H similar nature. He knew the prisoner Hamel. for about five years. About three years he tem ago he took the business over from ed sgt_ his mother and employed the accused, ith the l-le had always found him trustworthy
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thought occurred in the build
returned right back and told
not to leave the window until
phoned. He then teiephon Taylor who came down w search iight. Where the wind dark. althougii r the lights w
Taylor flashed the iight on
t
dow and witness observed, i
w
the floor. a inali. The man
the _llgger and the three po
took him to the station searched in the station, but was found on him. Harper
liess then returned to the wind the flash light and then it w
discovered the broken pane.
Cross-examined by Mr. witness said it was 10 minut when they first took notice building. They saw a iliali tllrned in the direction of th ing. lie did not know wlle iilan they saw ill the building
same mail wiio turned the
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l and no prisoner. Three or four years ago he __
as employer] 9_1 (ho pooplets Then. i-lospita`i,. Netheravon, Private Robt. n te assisting Mr. Mitcilcll in the Lamb, 4th Batt. from exposure. Next 0
,-ollongo operating rooni. She knew the priso- 0 ,
er to be it good, holiest boy, her has- Toronto. »_. iii A
amo of band had occasion to use him ill
ustwortliy business. Oil the evening gl, Bnlford, Private Carl John Cramp Completely withdrawn.
long by of the 16th December she sold him a 7|l\;h Batt., of menigitis. Next oi. kin,
cket to the theatre. He was drunk, _\l,-s_ _l_ L_ ('l-amp 234.3 Filth ,\ve__
e was staggering. llc stayed about w
gék ut "l U1” fi‘@“ff@» file” us, First Butt., or meuigltir. Next or
' _ ki
In cr°ss°examinati°n' wmless said Leith, Scotland. sea to the Oise there was yesterday
nd. Har- W
odstuffs. ii
question U”
re were U er. The h
ow was and willing to do his duty. Ile had ere on had ocasion to trust him with money t he wm_ and there was never ally irregularity. yin on Personally, witness knew that his as hm, .11 other had continued the accused with ‘
light out of the building and placed on b"“E"°°‘“‘ E""°|"E"g m°"9Y- i
_ - - o c. am n-
_ He was ed. He spoke to the accuscd’s chara-
~ nothing cter. He worked with witness in the E'
and ww operating roomand ocasionaiiy took ow with complete charge of the machine. His as they character was good, so fur as he knew,
Memes" witness saw him coming illto thc
and he did not know uiiytliiilg of nccliserl's is b“"d_ character except what he knew two mer um yours ago. The Court hel'c_udjouriled was me tor lunclleon to nlect ngltlll at 2.30
corner D'
CONDENSED ADS.
T00 LITE FOR
Mr. W. G. Hogg gave evidence of a
Mr Chas Mitciieli was als it
On the night that he was arrested
Theatre; he was “pretty shaky."
Cross-examined, witness said he
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This followed un understanding 8
ons. There was no disorder durlr-g the b
f kin, J0hn Sidey, 144 George St.
At No. 1 Canadian General Houpit- W
est Vancouver. ('orp. Andrew Th'oiil-
n, Mrs. ALF. Paterson, ‘7 Kirk St.,
il.
(Special to the Guardian ) W
nd took possession of Cape Haitieu 3
ween the rebels and the local garris 0
oreign Consuls l;l‘ere have asked the st
F ,
American Consul to request the Wash- lipre later repulsed a counter-attack ington Government to send it \\'Bi'S11il> H ,
Vosges there has been a heavy fail
in tbl, port, of silow. The enemy bombarded
1.
EHE EAMINH
o protest the interests of foreigirers
d
HAS ACCIDENT
(Special to the Guardian.) A
After lulleheon other evidence was
cd.
(‘oulll-ici havin tiicil addressed. His
lcd in behalf of tho defence, the ac- Marin’ and Fisheries-Dermrtment here “E cuse<l‘s mother herself being exlimin- F¢°°i"°d 3 Wireless "‘°“°*"3° S“t“"d"Y C
CLISSIFICIITIOII
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Lolwisiiip delivered his churgc to them,
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the jury retired shortly nftcr 4 o'cIock
‘ONE CENT pei* woira inch :noel-. to consider their verdict. At 10 min- ton for advertiling n t s co umn.
Cash must accompany orders. Mini- the accused not suiity. Blum charges twenty-flv_¢ cena, His Lordship, in discharging him, -of -~ cc' ¢ =»°;< -»-,K 2:51.?"f:.:..:':“:::@‘:.,:.c'ii.‘:'.::;‘ ;‘.:.°‘:i.‘“.1'; x\"‘;"]gg1f:‘e under paaseafgegfgmtg careflii in his choice of companions.
_ ' --»--_ The Attorney-General, Holi. J. A.
|-U5"-“'°-'AN- gm' PURSE “HTH SUM Mathicson prosecuted null Mr A A
f money and articles of devotion. , ' . ' ' ' '
Nader leave at 93 sydney street évllgiesguli, K. t... represented the nc-
8300-1-18M3l. '
coMPos|1'on or some ExPz_n|- Nonwny To STRENGTHEN
In
ence wanted at once. Hi8hest wages HER NATIONAL DEFENCES
CHRIBTIANIA Jail. 13.- Parlia-
8310-1-19m3i nt was d'
- ‘ 5 C -(I I th bs- WANTED. - FARRAED MANA°5R‘once of Kin(;pelIigal:o(E1,.aywlig-mlfdenan
for country store to take full chal‘l9- duress from the Throne. The King Must be a hustler. AIJDIY- Wm* dwelt upon the efforts which have
tn a competent person- Annlv Archibald Irwin, l(ing's Printer.
IIALIFAX Jun. 17.-The agent of
night from Cape Sable station that the enemy had captured on the night
the Belgian Relief Steamer, Camino, o from Han Francisco for ilotterdum via l.ondon had broken hor rudder and lost un anchor 350 miles from Halifax
lites to 5 they returned and declared and 180 south of Cape Sable Island
on Saturday. This morning it second
message was received by tho Depart- ment hare asking that a steamer he sent to tow the disabled shipito ilnl- ifi;x_ The D,G'.S. Lady Laurier was
immediately dispatched to the Doane and ruin he followed by the Rossoss- in which' is now coaling here. Thesei
. ships will tow the Camino to this
port.
A BEIEHAL PASSES AWAY
LONDON, Jan. 18.-The death of Gen. Stdolael, 'defender of Port Arth-
referfuwuu. E- li- Beef- B“°W“ B'°°"' -been made to lm News outsldélot ur. il announced-
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or P.O. Box 55, Charioltr-stpllqlil mmm tht “md war and tu meet the dang.
____ era and difflcultie rising therefrom.
BUSINESS lNV 5 N” “print In this connections ht; referred to the
ed with naniel atltiress, eit Gi' °“ recent meeting ol the Kings of _\'o,-_
flap or front.” r 1,000, $5.50 for W _ 5 . M l. sooo- nz oo for E500: $20 fm' 1°»°°°- ,,,'§,’ ,,‘,§°"°" “““ "°“'"';"‘ “f,,,,n,‘f,,l
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Dnl . PoiR.__AT-_E sus WILL nations in respect of questions a
5 is ` i l
fattod, good order . noult(liy.bp‘;i)l'ilt: ’ "§n;$mHt`l::kg1orAnmunced that bins butter, curerll of hams ont lgmbst would be "bmmed to Parmmmlli
MAJHH GEIIEHAL HUGHES SPEAKS HPIIMISIICAELI
(Bplolll to the Guardian.)
WINN PEG, Jon. 18.-1" Peace must
be dictated lil Berlin, cost what it may.
:¢l,:l°g||'o:“:i%°"||’=»z`;E bbis and providing nm- the strengthening of thu |`Wllen the roads get good in the spring
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mu. .mul ri'anulnl.gl-7g_<ll=7'l,-,1i§,,§_ 12223 3,1 ‘QQ °“,"| 1;* §°°¢‘§§,°,,i§,‘ 3, p
` V mlm!! lliw'-tutes fn order to in an . _ _ '
mum.. mmmwg nhcumsthlp' the _ Budget. _ _ her ` this afternoon. . ' 'V , flnard up Lfnfmcnt caros Dfpltlorh
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a general advance on Berlin will be
ordered." will Major-General Som Hughes. ad reusing the Canadian Club
Seriously ill ai: No. 1. Canadian will join the Allies, but there is
othiilg definite relative to this turn f affairs. The Turkish garrison at
gi
S ill SEND A WAHSHIP
E Near Autroche to the north-east of
ichxsur, Aisiie, two German attacks
CAPE HAITIEN Hayti Jan 18 __ ilheims there was no change. In the
region of Pertlies there was very
Ilutien revolutlonists today entered mciem marksmanship on the part
V
. ' t’ our artillery on the positions of the
be' nemy. in Argonne German attacks
A ' u illll 2o3 and wcscaoureaulles
- rought no result. We took possession
\ii‘f-ing OV" Of HUl1i10i`i'5Y- General of several German field works north- fiuillaume. candidate for Presidency. west of Point-ll-Mousson, nic only part
is in command of the local forces. of the Forest of Lepertre which is
llfllllge.
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Staff of the Russian army to-day gave out all official statement as follows: -“Oli the left bunk of_ the Vistula we delivered a counter-attack. Oil the
ertnlil trenches near Goumiue which
` guns were frustrated by the excellent
'battle lu {he Carpathinns fighting is ,innilnlllcan .
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ence to Soissons, the scene of the cent marked German success, and
iolelit struggle there is impending, thc temporary quiet being due tn the fact lllnt. ilcitller sitio will risk all oifcilsivo ill thc prcsoln circllmstunces.
At widely separated points else-
gulil is playing un imliortnllt part. The storm iii Belgium prevents opera-
In Argonne, iiowever, fighting is most continuous, and each side
offensive than defensive. `
German reports'of all eastern opera-
tions are very brief. Russian reports
the Russians are again menacing East Prussia and Posen.
The Turks, according to reports,
have been dealt another staggering blow after a. determined stand in the snow at Kara Urgan in the Caucasus. They are fighting rear guard actions, but are being pressed back towards Erzel-uni in disorder.
London papers print a forecast
appearing in tht; __ Paris Figaro, that italy, Greco; Roumania 'and Bulgaria
drianopie, a partial withdrawal of liich was previously reported, is now
FRENCH OFFICIAL
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, Jan. 18.-Official-From the
violent storm, particularly in Bel- lini. Dawn saw artillery lighting at
ere repulsed. At Solssons and
iii in-the hallds of the enemy. We
id maintained all gains. ln the
hanll, blit without inflictllig serious
RUSSIIIII OFFIGIII.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD, Jun. 18.-The General
gilt of Jalluary 17th we~occupied
f January 16th. The German detach- ments defending the trenches were virtually anlliiliinted. Subsequent efforts of the enemy in this locality to attack us were without success. During the same higiit the Germans tried twice to nssume the offensive on Goullai Vissollflku. on the front. but were discovered in time by our seurchiight and dispersed by our fire. in the region of East Plotrkow, south of lodz, olir llrtiiiery destroyed an armoured motor car of the enemy. New attempts of the Germans to bombard Tarnow, Galicia, with heavy
fire of our artllery. There is nothing of importance from our other fronts.
ilusnllnll ol_=l-'loin
(Special to the Guardian.)
VIENNA, via Amsterdam and Lon-,
don. Jan. 18.-An official statement today says north of the Vlstula there wore no events of importance. Ou the heights east of Zakliczyn artillery fire forced the Russians from some of their ilrst trenches. but the enemy finally evacuated the trenches for about three and a half miles along the
flgmt and retired in disorder under e active artillery and machine gun tire, leaving rifles and a quantity of supplies. On the rest of the front in West Galicia there is only an artillery
VIQLENT STRUoci.;E lurfuoluc suc
lu rue ulclulrv or solssoils
Germans Cluim Marked Successes' but Aillcs',0li‘icioi Reports are Opti- nterest
mistic und Teil ol Continued Goins. Storms Hove interfered With ed by Fighting und Progress is Slow. inthe Eost the Russians ure Still Winning. The Turks Hove Sulfered Further Crushin Reverses. Boi
9 ° standing tn
k I altogether favourable. The raclilg in
un States, ltuy and Greece Expected Soon to Take u liond in Wur. tn 23° cl
_ ‘ inches onl
(Special to the Guardian.)
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 18.-A dispatch
_*WWW* 'SUMMARY OF THE S|`|'U|'|'|0|{ " ` second. and at times even third.
L I
S (special to uri Guardian.) Y P , '~
LONDON Jan 18_0miBs1on from _ llgutzen; E. wonderful race, but the
1 ' ' y is adversaries told against
IS the German official report of any re- ' him. The result was that Frank l.
fel- got third p ace, but it was no discredit re to any of
horses. . man to be the robable winne and
I V _ the horses to be beaten in
such excellent time. Alfred K., the black gelding owned liy Mr W. l". il. Montgomery, of Bedeqlie, again won
from Ostend states that the Germans the honours; he fougiit ll hard battle
west of Mariakerke, although the Allies have not yet occupied all the
their positions from the sen by Brit- ish lmd French monitors and torpedo boats.
HHITISH IIHEIISEH
(Special to the Guardian.)
HAVANA, Jan. 18.-The British
cruiser Berwick sank the Hamburg- American liner, President, off Havana last night. This was announced by the Cuban State Department to-day.
All THUEH IN HEPUHE
(Special to the Guardian.)
HAVANNA, Jan. 18.-There is no
truth in the report published in the States that the German steamer Presi- dent was sunk off Havanna last night by the British cruiseij Berwick.
SINKS GEHMAH LIHEH
A UH WHECKEIJ STEAMEH
8 0. S
from the River Plate. She struck Slleeringham Shoal in a heavy gale and is a total wreck. Six survivors
a trawler.
Another British steamer is also be-
lieved to have been wrecked in the same locality. She left the Tyne for Saint Nnzlroe, France.
PEHSIAN GUVEHAHH
-The correspondent of the Bourse
Azerbijan, Persia, who has arrived in
abllng refugees to escape the Huragh, s lift miles south of Tabriv All (‘ilris
- “ When I heard that the Turks were advancing," he said, “I posted 1,500 a troops in one of the Miandoab forts
d
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the former Governor of the Province of p
have evacuated all the coast citieg with u en Alto and Frank l. Tile
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first heat was a fight froln wire to
lred it by a few inches. The second heat was another great struggle hc- tweeil Alfred K. and l<‘rank l., Alfred securing the decision this time by about a foot. The third heat was Alfred K.’s again; the new factor was Queen Alto, who finished only inches behind the leader; Frank l. back about two yards. The fourth heat was won by the Queen after a hard struggle with Alfred, Queen nipping the heat in the last few strides by a few feet. The fifth heat was also won by the Queen, Alfred K. and Barney Mack furnishing the racing this tinle. Barney Mack finished very close; in fact there was only a couple of feet between the first three horses. Barney Mack will be four years old this spring and is sure to be a high-class pacer.
in the 2.16 class tiiere were only
2 starters, Helen R., 2.18%, owned by the McKinnon Drug Co., and Hilda S., 2.16, owned by Mr A. A. Stewart, of Southport. Cherry Ripe was lame and could not start. This race was won in straight heats by Helen R., wllo was fresh from the Canadian ice Circuit. Helen and Hilda stopped the first quarter of each heat around 30 seconds, but superior condition of
_ Helen R., due to the racing and train-
ZI ing she had gone through during the
. last couple of months, told and she
was an eas winner. Hilda S...aiwa s r o h
Y Y
eqliires s. race or two to bring her
top form, and the liext meeting of
t
t ese two pacers will be looked for-
-_-- ward to by devotees of the king of
(SPM-,lnl gn gh, Gun,-¢l|an_) sports with great interest. It may be
LONDON, Jan. 18.--Twenty-one men mentioned here that Helen R. was
of the crew of 27 of the British steamerl SGVSWAY ihlured in il race at Toronto penn;-ll, were drowned today off the on December 25, due to a collision, and Norfolk coast. The Penarth, with a Bile has since been lame. On the car o of muiz was saliiii for Hull Strlligllt Wily. however. she goes
CESSFUL
HELD
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The ice races yesterday afternoon
had an excellent attendance notwith-
at the weather was not
ass was pronounced by
expert horsemen to be the closest and best ever seen here. Every heat was contested right up to the very wire,
y separating the first and
Frank I was thought by
wire between Frallk l. and Aifrlul ii.,
,wacullted ten.lt0,y_ 'lille Gumlms are each horse aiterlultely forging alle-lid apparently making prepnmtlons tu a few inches. So close were they lil
l,,ave_th“t towm The Germans. wm\_ the wire that many thought ii was rt
druwal is due to contirued shelling cr ‘l"“" heat' "“‘ E"’”“k E' “"‘““"Y "“"'
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RACES
YESTERDAY
°'~. ps? _.
in the Racing Programme not Dumont- Unfuvoruble Weather Conditions. ' '
‘apparently pretty nearly all right. Mr McKinnon says that the week pre- vious to the injury she did the Hill crest track in 2.19, the last half in 1.08 and the last quarter in 33 seconds, timed by Mr Chas. Macftay and Mr McKllinoli. Mr Maclfay said that the tracking conditions were several seconds slow and under favourable conditions she could negotiate the mile in 2.15. Then came the “smash-up" and after that her racing was done under extreme difficulties, as she could not take the turns owing to the severe strain on iler injured limb.
The ice-raclllg programme has been
very successful, und in the future it is hoped that it will be conducted willi equal success. Tile (ilinrlottetown Driviilg Club is fortunate in having splelulill officials, illcludilig its present secretary and executive committee, wiio take it keen interest in the work.
lt is thc inlcnlloii to plit on weekly
races wliiin tile ice remains, and possibly a couple of days' racing to be known as "tile merchants' week," when probably special trains will he run. Several public-spiritedcitizens are oiferillg assistance to the sport, alld the t‘iliii is also receiving many new members.
The oilicials at yesterday’s meeting
are a perinailent body, who will offici- ate during the ent.ire season, with the exception of Mr D. M. McDonald, who acted l`or tile regular Judge, Mr A. Wood. They are very satiesfactory, and the horsemen are very much pleased with the way in which they conduct the meetings. The officials yesterday were: Starter, Mr George McI)oiiald; judges, Messrs Frank Hughes, Jos. (irabbe, D. M. McDonald; Tilller. Mr (`. P. Tilorne, secretary,
(i.I).(`i.
Tile following is the summary:-
2.16 Clan.
Helen il., 2.18%, owned by Mckinnon
Drng leo. Driver, D. A. McKinnon. l-ilida'S..'2.1c, owned by A. A. stewart,
golzlthport. Driver, P. Conroy. 2,
"Pune, lov.. 1.3%. 1.c.
2.30 Clan.
Alfred K., owned by W. F. H. Mout-
gomery, Bedeque, Driver, D.‘ A. McKinnon. 2, 1, 1, 2, 2. ' Queen Alto, owned and driven by J.
S. Wediock. 3, 4, 2, 1. 1:
Frank I., 2.23%, owned by C. H.
glhgucgler. Driver, H. Kelly. 1, 2,
Ilariley lillack, owned by Wm. McNeill.
Driver, P, Conroy. 5. 3, 5, 4, 3.
Cap. (irescelis. owned by H. II. Hume. Driver, F. Cameron. 4, 5, 4, 5, 4.
Tiine, 1.5, 1.6%, 1.8, 1.7%, 1.8.
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EAHIHIIUAKE VICEIMS
""" ,Y (Special to the Guardian.)
AVEZZANO, Jan. 18.-Fresh troops
reached the earthquake area today
U S and the work of rescue is continued
with vigour, particular attention being irected to pulling down unsafe waillfllestituta herself rotected her wor-
Ii
hlcll constitute danger allk t - bl ,
PETROGRAD, via London, Jan. 18. vivors and rescuers. e 0 Bur S ppers
roadsilles ure being built and food is being distributed. Tile ch-arch of San- to Restitutn was iliil when the first shock occurred. Members rushed to the open savinl; their lives for the next shock levelled the edidce destroy- ing everything except the statue of the Saint wbicii wus the roteetress
P
of the town which was not xniurcd and now gleams white with arms up- raised above the scene of utter deso- lation. The heustmts bdlieve it V188 saved by a miracle and that Saute
I1: will be several weeks Iicforo the
Tile burial of tllo dead, distributiol' ‘Cowon is cle,m,d_ Honnen lnnlcb were
Gazette ut 'I‘iffis_ sends astatement of supplies and caring for honiciess made to him by Schodja ed Daouleil, and orphaned children constitute the
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fund alive is much larger than of p
Tiflis. He is one of four survivors of men. To-day, fivc days after the a guard of 400 horsemen wllo defended disaster, several girls and old women
the bridge at the entrance to Minn- were dug fronl the ruins, all wolindcli, , . doab, "Tile Gateway of Persia." I-ie but the doctors liope to savc thclil. 'B ‘wing tm“B"ct°'l m ii "umm" ‘mum fought the Turks for ten hours, eil- Military authorities are taking strong '
teps to prevent looting. Last night two thieves attempting
ssistallco in ilie work of rescue.
(Special to the Guardian.)
rogramme. The liliiiiber of woineiil
and 1,200 in another. I myself, with 400 relatives and friends. fought a hopeless battle at the bridge ulitil all but four were killed by tile Tllrks' quick-flrers. I then fied oil horseback from Tabriz to Juifa.
"All the members of the Conslllates
and banks escaped from Tabriz!
III! IEITIEII
TIIE 'I'ElPEll'I'IIRE
TIDE. IOOI. ETC.
(S eolal to the Guardian.)
PARIS. Jan. 18;~='-A Ilome corres-
pondent of the Matin, teiegrupliing details of the scenes of the earth- quake in that district says:
"Rescue work continues with great
difficulty. A man still living was taken out of the ruins at Avezzano Sunday morning. The railroad is now re- paired and supplies are arriving regu- larly. The frequency of the shocks is diminishing. The seisnlogrnpll regis- tered only eleven durlng the past 24 hours in the region of Avezznno mid none at Rome.
f' The material damage is estimated
to exceed $60,000,000."
South to south-welt gales, witll, min.; THE WEATHER-Yesterday lt ith Ka
rained all day. w los at night
yesterday was 39 deg. abovgmlcro, and the lowest 30 deg. above. s lowelt
At 9 a.m. yesterday. it was 30 deg. above; at 9 p.m. it was 39 deg. above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 1.49 and tomorrow at 2.22; it will
The sun sets this aftemoon at 4.48
goal; momlng at 7.34 and Thursday at 'Tile moon sets tonight at 9.48.
There was s new moon on Frida
Jani 15th at 10.48 a. m.
be on' Saturday, Jan. 23rd at 1.38 mm.
qondent lends the: following regarding the earthquake: The King returned to
e Capital Saturday evening from a scenes of disaster where troops
The highest temperotureirecorded UB W°i°\\iil8 in rdluue ond construct-
TORONTO. Jan. 19th.-Maritime: LONDON’ _,ML 17__A Home cone*
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th
ing hulls. The weather is i-ad, which ld
ds to the difficulties of resells and
the previous night was 21 deg. above. the distress of survivors. The King
was enthusiastically received. Rescue work is slow and there is little hope of finding persons alive because they
be high tomorrow morning at 1.34 and augllol-mu are “tending to the can
are buried beneath immense plies.The
T““"d‘Y °'» 231- ' of the few persons who escaped. The
R011 A
Crou opened A hospital where
and tomorrow at 4.49; it rises tomor- the min” .N cared for 'hm we
more dangerously hurt have been tak- en .
to Caoerta The sufferings of the homeless are
Y' ilttensilled by the cold and rain. Peo-
Tlie first quarter of the moon will =>'\°‘ GN *U00 Wg '10 Om-lil! h0\ll¢l
*Bn \
h eb remain ing mtfl they are
The length of today will be nine inspected. The nights Ani spent in the
hours and three minutes. lnper. by wood fires. lluts along the
nliparcntly undamaged ond v-‘MCU show no cracks in the walls were cum- letely demolished -'n inwrior. (me house ii. ’.!Ec`:n:'lt'I\\ of a nlfck had fallen while adioining houses were standing. The oiiicisl ulsiness of Sora
in the garden. llcrc 're prefect und members ol the communal council and military carry on relief work. Train
y .. . -
tions wllo remained in Miaildoab, he io enter a house formerly ocoupiell by H0i`ViC¢ is Bimilit 0i\“i`@\¥ Hiiillmdefl iilllliiii. WGPB i¥iBBHi1<il`9ll~ U10 Bililk Of Naples were promptly und business has ceased entirely.
shot. Many priests are rendering
A tliriiliilg episode of- the earth-
quake happened Friday at (iapelle. just North of Avezzallo, which village is in ruins.
Willie the work of rescue was pro-
ceeding the soldiers heard strange cries and led by the sound reached ll spot where they found l W0llll_l! buried in the debris with anew born child. Both were extrlcsted alive and llninjured and are doing well. A cap- tain of the Carabineers. who WSH
among the rescuers, askeg to be the godfather of the child an suggested that the boy be called Torra.MInt0, meaning n sniall earthquake.
Minsdr’| Llniment ourn Iieltrollh.
COIIIIO EYEIITS.
ll ullcslslm. A "E 0 |E£rl|nis,glc
ONE CENT per worn oooh inser-
tion for advertising in this oolllln Cash must accompany ordorl. Ilii- lnum charge twontymve oooh. -
°’L. 0. L.. King's County, Lodge
will meet at Eldon. Belfast, Tuelday, Febrluary 3rd, at 2 o‘cl0ck p. ln. Wm. Mc? erson, County Secretary- -
8296-1-1lM3Ipd.
"A Candy Bssketioclol and ‘en-
tertainment will be held in zhlhlllano Hall Thursday. January I hill! proves unfavorable will be he line night. Ladies with ,
baskets free. 8302-1-
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