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Yoeterrgy, take second .day of tbe_
Provggci Ri e Association shoot in Gill! $l,ll¢°W'l?» Which was an ideal one for range work, witnessed ‘ the most remarkable' shooting ever put 041 at Elie wise : 'The s orlng wsseven higher than that It Dominion Association meets and in order to obtain any of the
prllc 11101103' at all one had to shoot well aroun 90. Malor J. M. Jones, Pownal, of Bis-
lgy inure. won' the Prowse Match and in doing B9 Dut on a score of 103. This splashes 'a_ll previous records on this range and is an evidence that the genial Maier is still in the game with the _keen eye and steady nerve of Bfsley days? " ‘His score at the 200 was- 84, at the 500, 35, and at the 600, 84, a wonderful periormance.$l2 is the prize money. E. Mclnnls ' end G. J. McQuaId scored 100 each, and J. Lsndrigan, Ray Crockett and W 5. All ._- the .latter n pronusin ahh! youthful pretensions, pu?. o "fill, 2 " scored" 96 and over.
_hers rpatch, eeyen rounds 'at ‘
53 WW E000 shooting. G. F: soiiand J. Landrlgan tied
for _ was with a possible each-` ll5f won $7.50 each in con . ‘ `These two matches were shot yes- torday but the complete scorin list
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WOOL BILL PASSES. ‘
WASHINGTON, August 13-By the
narrow margin of ilie votes the house today passed the wool tariff revision bill over President Taft's veto. The Vote, 174 to 80, was made possible only by the defection of twenty-one ; republicans who voted with the de- moc_r,afs_. -'Elie ._ announcement of de- rrlocr‘_s_ti,a success, created wfildscenes in house and amid, great con- fusions ~ 'l‘he,.republican leaders pro-
tested that ¥peaker Clark must count as 'vot ng ten members who answered present to their names, a ruling which would have defeated the democrat program bv qvercomiing the _five votes margin and making lin- ppsgiblé the recording of the neces- sary two-third vote of the house. This the speaker declined to do.
Later", the conferers on the sugar
tariil bill, met and disegreed.` This action _‘is expected to mark the end of sugar tariff consideration in the
preeerit session._
Whi _e .democratic and progressive
leaders oi the senate do not believe the wool bill can be passed, in that body over the president’s veto, they will continue the demand for action
on the cotton tariff measure._
'I‘W_0 HUNDRED KILLED.
MEXICO _(JI'l‘Y, August 13-Two
hullfred dead were lying in the streets of xpl 'last night' after Genevevo De ].._sof?’bsnd of Zspatistas halted on itshraaroh to Toluca, the capital
of ;.Pe'stiits of Mexico, only 15 miles nob li. The towr; was garrisoned by
' t 1 rura es. 'Fighting occur-
arouiiid Terianclno earlier in the
d pd t2_e six hundred iederals _hers defeated the rebels. The att Itlien concentrated their ef- forts ontilfi smaller garrison of _ ru- rslas a Axplas. at the end or the fight al;-jtllw' rurales were dead and the total of 200)‘includad` many of the town's people as well as Zaptieas. The rurplei fought desperately.
The llp0lll` taken include 14.000
rounds "0l' Hammunitlon. The town was looted. News of the flzhtinl: wah hroiight here by passenilcfs from Ttiliica, who mnflo the trip in anisutemenile. 'l‘o\"ce "OW is zerrisoneal by more than 500 fed- ersl'Q_oldfefi. but :the reports f\`0m thofli saidgtllst the residents were almost panic stricken, -believing e bi8 hattlli inuninent. __
' WILL CHANGE: ommnlo.
§l§1_¢Kl,BT,_ Aug. 12-Daring the
coming.-,wiptlsr the white later line steam p rn ig _will un ergo a rc- novd)P&_a2slEi|_i'p claire to/ one million dallas;-_‘ airlaclpai . alteration _
Wl\l’1lils3g.‘provlsioh"of_ 'side _lbunlrel'_l_\. whi ,=' '_ dans an nncr nr
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(Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, Aug. 14--A plan to ex-
tend the scope of the industrial dis- putes act in order to further prevent labor troubles is being tried -by Hon. '1‘.` W. Crotliers, Minister of Labor, and so far with decided success.
Mr. Cruthers is endeavor-ing to have
a clnuae inserted by which _both par- ties shall agree to submit all subse- quent disputes to the enme authority when the _conciliatory board makes ,the award. `
This would be a permanent concilia-
tion board ready to settle all dis- putes which may arise. _ The plnn` was just tried in connec-
tion with the coal mines of Alberta and' when the strike was settled late last fail a permanent board was 'cs- ta~bllshe_d. Some live disputes be- tween the company and the men 'which would probably otherwise have resulted in another shut down of the mines have been settled by this 'boal'il.
The Dian was just tried in connec-
ly in the west that Mr. Crothere is sntending it and is endeavoring to have a similar clause inserted when- ever an award 'is made.
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Elliil ElEllliliES
(-Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. '14-Plans are now
being form'ulated by the Hon. ‘Adam Beck for 'the rnrerging .of his f_our big factories \_ito one joint stock company with a capitalization of $500,000. The new shareholders in company are to be the senior employes of the iarioue factories.
The Beck Manufacturing Co no\v
has factories in London, .Hamilton and Montreal and is about to build another in Toronto.
G. T. R. WILL GET
PROVIDENCE DOCKS.
PROVIDENCE, August 13- Plans
of the Grand 'l‘runk for the estab- lishment oi' a terminal in this city, were advanced a step by the approval of the board of alderrilen of the lease to the South New England railway, ubsidiary of the Grand Trunk, of iart of the city's docks and land ad- joining at Field’s Point.
The proposition to lease these
docks to the Grand Trunk has al- ready been adopted by the common council. It new requires only the signature of the mayor` to go into eilect. The vote of the board was six to three. The lease of the docks is for twenty years at a fixed rental.
While the board of aldermen were
unanimous in favoring the lease of the cit_v's docks to the Grand Trunk, the terms of the lease caused dissen- sion. Alderman Higgins, Kelso end McMann, who voted against the granting of tha 1-rm, were of the opinion thnt thc rfnlal should be re- adjusted every five years._ _
VICTIM OF TYPHOID.
OTTAWA, Aug. 13-Errol Bouch-
ette, F. R. C. El., a noted writer and prominent member for several years of the dominion library stall' at Ot- mwn, passed away at the Water street hospital this afternoon after a short illness from typhoid, which la- ter developed intestinal paralysls. Mr Boucbette was oP°l`H¢0d 0” 1415*- “rn” ing for the latter comPllCBii0D. “il owing to the weakness of his svstcm from the ¢yph0|d_ gunz; gradually \\n- tll at noon his recovery was dcspllif- ed of, and he died about 3 o'clock.
The late Mr. Bouchette was a llflllll-
lsr and valued member of the lihfllfi staff, whose 'wide rnnze -'df in°Wl£0ll°._ and emclent methods were highly nb' preciatod by nll_wlm had occasion to refer to the llbrarv. ‘
psi- ' " ,"Jrs ‘f'ec'mfnenr1ed ln ipd;=&_l*t`lE»f’ths British Board of
Uwfipgniry into the 'mann cis-
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:f,l,,°‘b':,i',i|"{i.:E ii:°wE»nt tfiiileen and ',,3°j¢|'¢,,4~0¢| the car platform. A section crew found him this morililll. and sen: him heck ic' fH¢.°i*¥
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YARMOUT1-I, N. S., Aug 14-The
Grand Lodge of the Maritime Prov- inces of Canada of the I.0.0. F. met this morning, Grand Master Craig presiding.
'l`he Morning session was occupied with the receiving ofreports of offi- cers.
The order had a good year in every
way.
The civic welcome of the Mayor and
the President of the Board of Trade was tendered at 11 a. m. '
In the afternoon reports of commit-
tees were received and tonight a mass meeting will be held at the rink when addresses by past Grand Sire Pinkerton, Massachusetts and Past Grand Master, C. B. Allen, St. John, will he the features.
The Rebekah Assembly is holding
its concluding session this afternoon and installing its officers elect. .
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(Canadian Press.)
NELSON, Aug. 14-The entire staff
of eleven nurses of the General Hospi- tal were dismissed for ineurbordina- tion today.
'1‘he trouble was the result of thre-
ats to resign because of a suspc-ndefl nurse not being reinstated,
nn lcianss
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_ Nszw soak, ang. 14Jrwenty or more'ice-bergs were seen u few days ago off the coast of Newfoundland bv tlie Norwegian steamer linun which arrived today frgm that Island with u`csrgo of wood pulp.
The Rauu was in an icefield for twenty-four hours. °
ESEUHM ‘ ‘
(Special to The Gliardlan) ST. JOHN, Aug. 14-A severe elec-
trical etorm in this vicinity was experienced tonightr Telegraph ser- vice was impeded.
_ DISCARD STOCKING S.
PARIS, August 10-Fashionaide
French women are outdoing their American sisters ln the matter of footwear. When the news that New York women had taken to wearing. stockings reached Paris a movement was started to introduce this same custom here, but without success. In the last week or two, however, - s step even further in this direction was taken, and at fashionable sea- side places it ls now considered quite chic to walk about in sandals or low- cut shoes, with no other covering for the feet.
This innovation is highly approved
hy medical men here, who think that -by exposing the foot and part of the leg to the air the physical system is much strengthened.
Two physicians who have made a
special study of the subject. Professor Raymsnd and Dr. Chnrlier, declare that 40 per cent of delicate girls can have their health restored by dis- carding stockings in summer.
TIIE VIEITIIER
THE TEIPEIIITIIIE
TIDES l00|| ETC,
` (Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, Aug. ‘lf-Moderate _
winds, cooler.
The 'lowest tempdsture recorded ’yestuldAy was scventyitwo degrees e-' ,lava nero and the hlg3eet,ws_s ei¢\1¢Y-
‘e above. The low _t recorded the
previous night was Tpty-flve above. At nine a. m. yester BY if- WIS BW' enty-two and at nine p. m. it was seventy-time shove. The tide _will be high this afternoon
‘at 12.11 wdctonaorrow at 1»04:<i¢ {w{|l,l|s- ll tbmnrrow mornin! It 12.59 ind Saturday st 1.58. 'nie sun sets thisevenlns at 'L10 and tomorrow at 7.09; it rises to- morrow morning st 5.00'snd Satur- ds ' at 5.01. _
The moon sets this afternoon st
8.80. - '.l‘l\efe was s new moon on Monday, Ang". -mln at me xi. ni. _ The first qusrtsrof the moon will
be on londsy, Aug. ilth, st 12.57 pi ln. ~
The length of today willtze four-
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.Tbe Gathering of the Clans at Sum- merside yesterday noted a most suc cessful and satisfactory one.
The weather was all that could he
desired, the attendance, the proceed ings on the grounds orderly and well arranged andthe conduct of the gath- ering a credit to the management.
The town extended a cordial wel come to the visitom, all the stores being gayly decorated with hunting sud a, welcoming streamer stretchmi ,across the main entrance to the town.» The gathering on the grounds which was in charge of R. F‘. Maddi- gan, Cnarlottetown, was excellently attended- to and well patromized, the tables being attended to and well pat- rouized, the tables being well furnish- ed and well served. Altogether ethe visitors were delighted with the out- ing and speak in the highest terms of the day spent in the western capital. Excellent music was furnished by the Fourth Regiment Band while five pipers in Highland costume provided the national musical feast. The danc- ing was especially good and the per-_ formances of the athletes were fully up to .the highest standards of for- mer years. ,
Following is the prize list:
PRIZE LIST
Putting Light Stone-lst William McLean, DeGros Marsh, 39 it 10 in; 2, J. P. McLeod, Va.\zy Field, 37 ft ll; in; 3, Malcolm McDonald, 'liorne Valley, 27 ft lil in; 4, J. Pendergast, Kensington 37 it 8 in,
RUNNING Him-1 LEAP ist w, J, Donovan, Charlottetown and J. ll. McLeod, Vulleyfield, equal. (lst and 2nd prizes equally divided) 5 ft 6 in Iird J. l’endergast 5 ft 4 in.
Throwing Light Hummer-, open, let Wm. McLean, De _Gros Marsh, 107 it "15 ini 2nd J. Pendergast 99 ft B in; 3rd Malcolm McDonald, Lorne Valley 88 ft 5 in; 4th J. 1". Mc Loud, 79 ft.
220 yards run, nmatlmr, lst Par-
ker Hooper, (lharlottctown,; ,2nd J Lyle, Suminerside;
Running Long Jump, lst W. J Donovan, 17 it 5 in; 2nd J, Pen- dergast 17 fl: Z5 in; 3rd D. Martin, Charlottetown, '16 ft 11 in.
Vaulting with Pole.-W. J. Dono-
van. 9 ft 7 in; 2nd W. Williams, if E (Uontiiiucdlioiiih-page E 3*.-)_ "mm"
G0ltl]E_l_SED‘l|l5 _ ` T09 LITE Fill
GLKSSIFICITIOH
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One cent per word ssch insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
pany order and five get cent discount allowed. Minimumc args twenty-i1_ve ‘i°.'*_£*1-_,_____ ..._..-._ .,_______.___ ____ MONSTER REGETTA, GEORGE-
town, Monday, August '19th.
8-71u10_i.
WANTED, A BOY TO LEARN THE
watchmaking. Apply at Wellner'e Jewellery Store. 8-15Mtf.
WANTED, AT FALCONWOFI) HOS-
pital, by Sept. 1st. cook and housemsids. 8-15M1w.
WANTED AT ONCE, .A GOOD GIRL
for general housework. Wages 12 dollars. Apply at .this office.
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WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED LA-
dy clerks for the dry goods business, also a cash girl. Apply by letter to J, Box 85, Gigi 8-1§ll»l_i_’>i.
WANTED, A MAN T0 WORK\ ON
farm. Hire by month or for the year. Write or apply in person. John R. Munn, Marshfield.
s-15i/I_gi_eui.
FOUND-AT STEAM NAVIGATION
Wharf. fountain pen, Owner may have same by calling at Bruce Stewart & Co's office, proving pro- perly and_y»yiug_Lor_ad. B-15M_1_i_.
FOR SALE, A PURE BRED, RW-
istered Holstein Bull, sged3 years' old. For further particulars apply to Fred. P. Webster, Rollo Bay west. P. E. I._______s-1_5uiwp'<l_.
WARBBlN'S CARDING MILL, NEW
Glasgow, will continue earding for a few weeks longer until the_ new grain comes in. After that it will only run occasionally. 87i5M2iE2f.
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WANTED,_BY A GENTLEMAN, 'I‘O_ 'tent a bedroom and sitting .room in a house oenterslly situated and having all modern eonvenle'nosl.Ad- £ress__l’_.___0.__B_o;__805_._ __ __ _U-13 M_1V{_ ANY INFORMATION WHICH WIIJL
lesd. to recovery of three -pictures which were delivered to wrong place sometime in June by sn em- _ ployee of Mr. Whitlock will be paid f for. Apply to Mrs. W. K. R050". 169 Euston S_t. LIilN'l‘ VOR 1081* IN THIS CITY. many years ago, John Stewart's account of P. E. Island. Any one having thls_hoo\‘., or another copy will be well paid for same by sp- plying to D. B. S., P._0. Box 450. lonnnomtewn. a-ia is amd.
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Ask for Minsrd's and take no other
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Whim Road Cross has s live bear
which has paid a number of visits among the neighbors, Two weeks ago he visited the home of Archibald Mc- Donald a'.nd tore his cellar hatch to pieces, pulling oil the sllls which were fastened with six, inch spikes. Then he went to the cellar, upset a barrel of beef carrying away some of its contents. He also opened a firkin of butter and helped himself to this de- licacy. Mrs. McDonald, awakened by the racket, looked_ out of the window and saw his bearshlp disappearing in the darkness. Shortly afterwards he visited Roderick F‘raeer’s, tore of! his granary door and cstrled off a quan- tity of beef and other eatablea. A week after this he entered the cellars and granaries of Arch-ibald Nicholson and Murdock. N. Nicholson where also he ripped things up and succeeded in securing some booty. As a result 0( these visltations the people are in terror and the women and children give the roads a wide berth especial- ly after dark. No steps have yet been taken to run the bear to earth but plans are-in process with a view to giving him a chase. No bears have been seen in the neighborhood in many years and it is supposed this fellow has come from a distance. There ie ample opportunity for him _to escape detection- for some time as there are hundreds of acres of forest, much of it thick underbush..It is hoped that the cfl0rts now in contemplation will be successful in ridding the commun- EW of this dangerous and unwelcome
visitor.
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(Special to The Guardian) HALIFAX, Aug. lf-The National
Memorial Tower commeinoratlng the first representative assembly in Cun- lldll WHS dedicated today by the Duke oi Connaught.
A Civic luncheon was tendered the
Duke. _
Ellililil Ki-iliil
(Canadian Press.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-wm. B. Mucmaster, United States Service- Consul at Cai-tigena, Columbo, was shot and killed while hunting, ac- cording to a report to the State DeDs.rtment which came from the Consul at Carflgena.
Hiiilfilil Blliiiiiil
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LONDON, Aug. 14-Wm. Dillon a
prominent Sarnia business man, was so horribly burued.near here last evening when a big touring car caught fire after overturning, that grave fears dre entertained for his re- covery. _
, NEW CHURCH RURNED.
SYDNEY, August 13-News was
received here today of the burning of the new Catholic church at Ingo- nisb yesterday. The church was only recently completed and the congrega- tion were still plying ol the debt. Onlya week ago a picnic was held to assist in raising fundslfor this pur- pose, and the necessary amount had been raised. It is learned that nothing has been saved. The loss is about $10,000 and $5,000’ insurance was carried. Rev. Father Rankin is the pastor. The origin of the fire is unknown.
_ I snsouiicssrim.
Glllllfl EVEIYS.
_ amines. src
Ono ant per word tech insertion
in this column. Ossh. must soeom-
MBU.
andria, wish to gratefully acknow ledge, _ through the Guardian, the
the kind md willing help extended- to them, on the occasion ol their sad
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beresvcment in _tha death, by drown- tion of the Rt. Rev ing, of their eldest son Glands last on, of t e
Sunday, also to thank the _many tale
friends near and dlltlut - \ho sg- 3:" Bt
_pressed their sympathy in floral tri-, 3 is also butes. ' _ . 8-l5Ml.l. l_l\_ely tllht
. _ ,_ _ e*!m_ Mlnsrds liniment cures garget in cows 'Rt. ‘$1100 _ .. _
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li vlnmnunl -»-=»i»l»»|~»-l s win in. cuss siauiilciu ru
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(Canadian Press.) WYTHEVILLE, Aug. 14-Friel A
len, one of the mountain outlaw charged with complicity in the I-lille- vllle Court house murders last March, pleaded guilty to nrurder in' the sec ond degree today and was sentenced to eighteen years in penitentiary. '
The others have been convicted of
first degree murder and have not yet been sentenced. Two more members of the gang are about to be tried while two others have so far escaped.
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MONTREAL, Aug. 14-It is believ-
ed liere that while the injured Allan liner Corsican is in no danger ber in- juries are more serious than was at first supposed
It is announced that on her arrival
at Liverpool a new stem will be litt ed to the vessel and that the opera- tion will take from ten to fourteen days.
Yesterday’s announcement was that
the regular sailings of the vessel
shows that she continued ber voyag
repairs for forty-two hours.
A report five and a, half hours la
sauna/ rife mein. cnsrnniningf' Mr( had been standing by the injured ve
and is believed that the two vesse will cross the ocean practically to
ing in wireless touch with the Corsi can.
l SPEEIAE MESSAGE
_ (C-'anndinn Press.) WASHINGTON, Aug. l4-~Presldent
Taft today sent to Congress a special message urging the appropriation of $400,000, half to Great Britain and half to Japan, to carry out the ag- reement undef' the fur senl cuuventiun ratified last December.
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(Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, Aug. 14-An 0rder-in-
Council has been passed awarding the
contract for the'construction of a monster government grain elevator at Fort William.
The contract calls for the comple-
tion of the work in September, 1913, and it will then be available to help relieve the congestion of the grain rush next year. `
LOST WIFE TWICE.
NEW YORK, Aug. lf--Mark Vnncc
was afraid to leave for a nnoment his
bride, who was Miss Edna Finn, for though tuey 'were twice married, Vance twice lost his new wife within twenty-four hours.
The young people first were wed at
an early and sineconventiel hour at Cone" Island, and when Mr. and Mrs. Finn heard about it they were indig- nant. They refused to recognize such an unheard of wedding, and kept the bride at home und away from her husband until they consented to a second wedding in church.
They agreed, but while the bride-
groom last night was signing the church register, a party nf fellow Elks kidnapped the bride, whirled her away in a tsxlcab, and it was an e'_arly hour todav when Vance caught up wltli them at a Sixth avenue res-' taurant and rescued his wife.
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would not be interferred with but the latest report from the vessel
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at 10 u’clock this uimuiirig after ly-
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ing to in alm0si:`a dead calm for
elf
t..
er showed that she had made fifty
S.
sei continued her vnya-ge at 1 p, m.,
ls
gethcr, the Lake -(iliampluiu keep-
Scnlded by lint Lllllllii That Death Results.
(Erom Yesterdays Evqaipg Guardian) A particularly distressing fatality
occurred Sunday afternoon, at the home of Mr. McKay, milkmall, Bt. Peter's Road, when a little child, the only daughter of Thomas and Mrs. Graham, Murray Harbor North, was so severely scalded that death resulted. The little one, who was only eleven
months old, pulled rs cup of hot li-` quid 00 the tsble the contents fall- ing on her head.
A doctor was immediately sum-
moned and. everything possible was done for the little one but the ner- vous shock, as well .as the iulur . could pot be overcome a'_'nd_ the chtlyii passed away' at one o‘clock yester- day. The fatner of the dscel_ls`ed`l1aq' been in the employee of Mr. McKay for some time; His wife who had been visitin at Murray Harbor North had returned with her child only thi* day before. In their great bereavement they
have the deepest sympathy of all in which the Guardian joins. ` The body of the child will leave Charlottetown by the 3.20 p, m, train for Murray Harbor for inter-
ment.
FEAR GAMBLING CHARGES.
MONTREAL, August 13-Fsshion-
able summer residents at Valols are on tenterhooks today fearing a summons to court on a charge of gambling, following the seizure yea- terrlay of three slot machines, two of which were in operation in a rail made on the Chateau St. Louis. The raid was made on complaint of -'ohn li. Roberts, secretary of the Do- minion Alliance, who, accompanied by two of his men and Deputy High Constable Cyr, made a hurried visit to the fashionable summer resort. ‘The ralders were armed with a wars-
-rant for the arrest of Ferdin 2 .'1‘»i.l'.~_>;n\;l_|-ly, ,pmaviston-i .ob the/Qhsrzg st. Lou e, charging nun with bein; the leader of a common gambling honse.! Today the police declared many summer residents might bo__ summoned to give evidence.
KAIZEIVS SISTER IROBBED.
LONDON, August 13- Princess
Frederica Charles of Hesse, _ the youngest sister of the Gorman em- peror, was robbed of costly jswelr while starting from the Victor; station, for Germany, last Saturday. The Princess was surrounded by members of the british royal family and u. number of foreign diplomats who had accompanied her`to the rail- road station to say farewell, and the police authorities took strict precau- tions to keep outsiders at a, distance, -but ns soon ns the train had started. the bag containing the' valuables were missed. 'l‘hc police endeavored to keep the
theft secret, and it became known' only today when descriptions of the property; which is priceless, were given out by Scotland Yard. '
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TORONTO, August 13--This de-
monstration is a heartencr, quoth the genial Canon William Walsh, of Brampton, who was surrounded by a coterie of enthusiastic Royal Black Knights of Ireland at their celebra- tion at the island yesterday. It will do much to inspire those who participate with the spirit of strong, militant and effective service in the cause of Protestantism.
The Black Knights of Ireland is
the senior division of the Orange or- der. The organizstion was.‘uuder- taken to agitate the importance of emphasizing the siege of Derry and has selected for special commemor- ation not the shutting of gates, but the relief. The glorious twelfth of the Royal Black Knights is, accord- ingly, the twelfth of Auqust._Yests_|.°- day witnessed the initial sqqrt to give this date commemorsti've`im _ tance by making it the occasiondigor. pro-
vincial celebrstion. The' 6_\_ ` Qgn is on the part of promia Q bers that every year numbersexillf i-
pat; in its (loinvs. ' "
W lla the Black in On .- taken the lnitlatory step, lt? _‘ff ' pated that all the other E'-4`~` "“_‘ will follow suit, and while _ ' _ stratlon was solely of a »_ _ 1"E`~ - acter on the present occsdl6i, ‘jfs expected that gatherings in the -
way as those of the 01-s_n¢¢ _
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