PA OES"-Sworn De iy Average of 70 2 fOr 1907

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REVIEW or Plioolzsss rl. unnl nr. l or Nolzrll wrsr clzor wls nun

.Weather .Moderate

_ 9

- - . T . . As in., ___ and Qtllfe ,F2\V0l’8l)l8~ (i00d Sh0W€l'§. By_`the‘Llberals. of Carleton 0 Reslst H15 Efforts to Have Himself

flllillg- .Harvest Begun Good Reports of Yield County so Thou cahldolo S

~ ff’ Gr.-arna.,l~_» H I _ _ l ri, Fd I tarted After Confusion of' Ann

._ _I , runk Pacific Rushing in Freight _c_”_s_ for o ora Hooso. _ _I

WINNIPEG M

» HIL. Aug. 10-(Spec,

iali)-Ogilvie Flour M11

give the following review of the

gross of the crop during the pas week. .

The weather has been moder-

ls Compan

pro-

The cutting of wheat has .begun in I From the spring wheat districts

y different localities, particularly in the D

,7,.este,.n_ character and still indicate crops

t ' v The amount of cutting is increasing

ery satisfactory quantity and good milling quality. '

orts are generally of a favorable

re-

_._ 'rel ly Hopes to Collect

WOODBTOOK, N. B., Aug, 10-. -__-*_

(Special)-F. B. Garvell M. P, was NEW YORK N Y A

~ _ . u . 10- S _ -

chosen by the Liberals of Carleton ial)-That a date,-milged snort £156; f]I‘B had recovered from the confusion

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_ A orrclzulnro rrr y _ _ sv rilhw s clu-zlilrolls

ORT

Adjusted Bankrupt

ouncement. D.

-His Claim.

Daniel Oreilly, 'l*haw's consel in

County on saturday ni; their candi_ mude by some at 1 t 1 o into which the ilrst announcement oi b

ec awe creditors to esi t hi il t ‘

tion- to have himself dr s s e or s ment in Pittsburg threw them

oth murder trials, announced today

. . 0 B - H . _ dine for the “dural house next el _ Th “ 0 “TTY K the beginning bankruptcy announce- that he had decided upon an institu

on of proceedings through which he

ate an

quits favorable. on the whole, good Hlwwers having lollon iii districts wirbre they have materially assisted

week it should be general.

d dai1Y. and towards the end of the

'vhs nslds or the roll wnsst distrlof. t

in southern Alberta are running good, h as high as 45 bushels per acre being west and others will be sent in dir-

The G. T. P. is rushing freight

cars to the west at the rate of twen- y-iive a day. Seventy-five or 'one undred locomotives are now in the

Plllsllllll nh

_ t

a Justed bankrupt. An attempt to head ofi bankruptcy h

was indicated today after his credit- ro

P cess indeed is already under way. :claim for legal services.

SZ !'E

open to collect the amount of his

in the filling. I _ , r

. l'0D0l‘ted. ectly.

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FREDERICHSHAFEN _ Germany,

Aug. 7_.- After a long talk with his Hlliiineer here Count Zeppelin has given orders that the work on cc n- struction of another -iirship lie he- gun. , He has practically do-:fried to build two at the same' chic i,-:icll on

a different: model. The nov ships will-.show many changes, suggested by the accidents of a few days ago. Generous individuals already have placed the sum of $75,000 to the cred- it of Count Zeppelin for his new en- terprfse

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Infant Cried and Took Nour- ishment -The Cases 'Be- lieved to be Unique(

NEW YORK, august. 7.-As n re-

flliintion ol the axiom that no human being can live without a brain the physicians of Bellevue Hospital, are citing the case of Marie Ginscomo, who died at 't/he institution at the age of forty hours. An au-topsy re- to the world_practica`»ly brninless. l Ile said that he had brought the

child for treatment because there was something wrong with its head.

When the child was unwrapped' it

was a most startling sight: Its 'head and face resembled nothing so mllch .as a frog, b hvad was allrlost flat: on top and its }§ stood out from their sockets.

It was thought that the shape of

the child’s hend was a malformation. and that possibly the soft bones of the skull would respond to a sl0\v moulding process that would restone the bead to normal shape. It was not dreamed that the infant was wholly without; brain matter.

Last night however, the child died

while it was being fed. There ‘ was nothilng to indicate approacllins deal-h and no struggle, Simply the infant ceased to breath An autopsy revealed that beY‘0f\¢l H

rudimentary cerebrum, that was scliir- cely more than an indication the rl- fant had absolutely no brain, The doctors declare that there ls not an- other case of a hllmhh h,°'l“*~7 living without a brain known to science.

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C0P0Dhage'n, Aug. 7-Mylius Erics-

hen. the Danish explorer has met his

doath_in the far north. According to Gal'hC|‘S EV|dB|'lC8 In Beiglll the information list received

lr G l sl 1 d t 1 in a R fl' l. ll S d |

mar reen a d i i , telegram to tile przgledentmcif t];]fgciB)l::, _ egar mg..___an can a I

and two of his companions who mil- _ _ od do Juno 14 1905 to the unexplored MONTREAL. Ave- 'I-Mr H

,The three_ men`were on_ an elxpidition 'in a few days from Belgium, wher

them. The exploring party has map- as the resull. of Us visit to tha pod out large tracts of unknown laml,‘c0unt'ry, lt is expected that som

out large tracts of unkn-own landsensational developments will tak

0 een un cc legislutllrc ln connection with th

Erimhcn ‘muy his wmpuniong were land dcul scandal. Mr. Bollrasslu has

on an ice flow when they were over- If is Sflliell. Obtllifletl '_mD0I‘U1!1i1 Gvi

ll ter ll

and they drifted for many d-a'ys grow- when the legislhtllfe m9¢f»S~

ing weaker and weaker. When thc iloe ___ ____

'was finally driven buck to the land

the three men died not having stren- .

gth to return to the station. They U i

must have perished on the shore. . ._ ,

The Esquimaux who brought in the

news oil the disaster arrived at the station in a dying condition and suc-

cumbed immedintely after making his

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Hlm Handsome Glft l0U8h Sheet* and

__ Government Falls Exhausted

, . ear

.regions of the north-eastern coast of Bourassa, M. P. P., for St. Jame Green-lrand perished in a snow storm. and Bt. Hyacinbhe, will arrive hom

,over the ice when disaster nvertoolrlhe haf! 110911 BP'-¥l1'1lhB SOIHG time. H115

and cllartercll the entire nol'tlie;isi.ern place at che next session of Uhe Que- _ _ coast; f Gr 1 (L b i ' ' B the Pontiti received 200 pilgrims who hilt there is no work to be had on pressed aro d d

inken by the snow storm, The nm, dence from Baron Lepins and otheq-5_ which he iihdhlked l-he Pilgrims and *mwn 'w_"`W-WWNHH lthe Halma? (eu, over “nd_ died' The drifted one to soo. 'rho provisions of who figured in the previous revela " - l ` . '

the explorers soon became exhuusteol tions, and will brln the mat p ____ __ Imac Wheeling B bah? CBFFIBEG ill

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ROME, Aulgust 7-The Pope to-day _

received the American pilgrims who ST. PETERSBURG, August 10- ST JOHN left New York, the ntdrlle of last (Special)-The foreign office 1| I ' Aug' 7' " 0118865

as re- through the it t t

ilmonth under the direction ofthe ceived from the Canadian government: of buys u tlfvo-yyrekiiifl-iuelrls Egwaiimwd S Right Rev. James H. McGrane and a warning against emigration of un- which had wandered in from Ogio " J J Mocrnne, of Brooklyn slullod lolioior tl o °

. . ~ ‘ s i unada, woods took ef oi th 1 L _

8 Mr. McGi'ane presented the Pope There are openings in Canada for list b i r ug n ood cya

, _ _ _ Ury ug ground im the centre gy wit§i509,0&;iildLriighin Ntcw Yh<;rk,i 511111153 female servailts and- experienced farm of the city into today and iell ex- e BJ1 . ._ W' C 19 0 S' en hands, financi ll bl t; h e the Salesian Fathers for the estab- and lease lam; Y 8 B 0 pure we llggnistnd in an attempt to mount B'

lishment of a college. Subsequently ~ _ I in the graveyard. A crowd

db Anhh ‘I F _lc I 1 un am after an in-

; »<»

_ imparted the apostolic blessing mvvse In its flight mu into a vm

Waterloo street but caused no in-

~ yjury. A few days ago a iull

lt?,l‘()Wl] CUW 1110086 WEB BllC0\lY\tPf`€\i

til-lree miles from the city by A dril-

-- }_CataractCompanv Underbidsllu-'AWA

were Fishing on Rock Far the Government’s Prices,

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Dead afesult

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug.10-(Spoc-

ial)-The Gloucester, Mass., fishing schooner Maggie and May, Capt. E. Rick. McO`atherine, was run down and sunk by the German School Ship Freya, Capt. Maas, sixty miles south east of Halifax at 11.30 p.ni. on Saturday and Capt; McCatberine and eight of the crew of the fish-Eg schooner were drowned. A dense fog prevailed at the time. “ Thirteen men composed the crew

and only four were saved. The drown- ed are Capt. \lErick McCa.tberil » Gloucester, Mass., $Loch Wen*»=~ ` Codroy, Nfid., Patrick English, Y :. caption Bay Nfid., and Rubin Portal, Delon Porter, Thos. Musle, Alfred Mllsie, Gustus Ludeger, all of Eel

llrnnlr, Yarmouth, N. S.

The warship met the schooner with

a fearful crash, cutting the smaller one almost in two. A wild scene fol- lowed- Human beings out and blood- lng scrambled from thsli- bunker only ,to drop i:.‘.o 1-ll-- sea to be carribd ,down lftll flu omit. Many of dm men were iii. t.'::;.ly killed.

WAS PUNISHEU

__ _ .Y _ From the Canadian Th I -f aFearfu|CraSh,Nine Men.

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BY A llvowhuosoloohlsrofhio

f den, and Area is Growing

Wealthy Landowner Comm it. ~ _

ted Suicide as the Bl3¢}lf1:1l{Tv;.leIlieralAi~:ilgpderlrR_en<1ii:rlit the

Anti-Saloon League who is here to

Way of Escape' tell the people of l)eiiver what has

ROME A " h d :been accomplished by the prohibition

, ug. 'r.-- A rlc lan owner, movement, says;

;I‘om»masco Gizgdono, aged- thirtyihais; 1‘Near1y 40,000,000 people in the ust committ ‘ suicide at Baron ss _ United Statesrnow living in prohibi- a village near Salerno, under ths:¢|0u fe;-|fl¢0;~y_" strangest circumstances. Dr. Boker says his statement is 0119 Wehihtl 11150 Yeh? Oh Tefdlfhlhgibased upon accurate figures conlplied

home he was surprised to notice the in the Laague’s departments, and that

door “open anghiha wilJl;lotwt§;ei'iiS;the lnulllnber is swcllliingtgailyéh tFe'w room ' up. lu' ing -a es peope e says, rea ze a e em- bad entered U10 h0'l1S0. , Ginrdanolperaneli wave has swept over the awoke the servants and proceeded' LQ, country in the past few years with the !`00h1~ The light WHS iU\U1¢diB`t¢lY such persistent vigor that now one- extinguished, and a search was made

From Shore, and Were a"d Swiglyiedllnav Be

- Nearly Submerged Be-

fore Rescued.

LYNN, Mass., Aug- 7--Teh" LY“°h

and Michael McDonald, both of Bos- ton, 'had' a narrow escnD° fT0m drowning while fishing on Saunders 'Ledge near the Nahant shore late to- day. At. low water the men. BC00111' panied by a dog, walked our on the mek, a distance of 200 feet "Om shore. A storm came uP hut thi’ mm oontinusd to ssh. not noticing ther' the water was rising FBPMIY. Bhd had cutoff their way to land. The barking of their dog called their at- tohnori to the denser- One Of 01° men by waving his coat on his fish- ing 'pole, finally attracted notice from the summer cottage oi Mrs. Miiilnr 01 Boston, who notified the Massachuse-

but nobody was found in the house.

Giordano wont. to bed, but towards

morning suddenly awoke, and saw an nld woman dressed in black and with tue figure of a witch, who proplhesled his vir“.ent death.

Rlnci than the man has been con-

ti .llnlly persecuted by the witch from whom in vain he tried to escape Giordano continued to attend as us- ual to his atiairs, but he always com- plained to his friends and servants that he could not get clear of the woman, who since the tlrst night of her appearance, always visited him

Minnrd'; linir-cnt Cures Glirlr<‘li in C"W

day and' night, wlienevn-r he was nlons

ING CONT

GUESS

EST CLOSES

half the population of the United

States live in the territory where the

saloon is forbiddlen.

“The temperance people of thislt

country___h_ave been closing saloons in the United States at the rate of thirty a day during the year 1908,” said Dr. Baker, "and I believe it will continue at that rate during the rest of tha year. About 8.000.000 people abolished swloons last year, and e believe that this year these figures will be duplicated. It is not fully realized by the gelneral public that the tamperance movement has been so universally successful as it has. ‘

"Partly by State abolition of sni-

loons, and to a greater degree by local option, the prohibition territory ofthe United States has been in-

. , _ _ ' creased until there are now 40,000,0\‘0

Tomorrow EVENING »

1 I

loon is forbidden. Eight Staten are in the prohibition list, and we hoD'2 to put: more there. Last sprint;

e li

Last Opportunity to Register a Guess as to Howig§g§}§,_;1,“‘f|‘;,},“,,§,*{,‘;,,§,‘,§"f,, §1,,",,,{’;’_‘f? __ ,gngny Buns ill file Bflfllc. lil GPM .' " 'S A "F`or“the Correct (iuesser. V

I .

Tomorrow evening the announce- ent will be made at New Wonder-

’ 'vlhlid as tonite winner or the evo dol-

lar gold place-So make 'the most of the clmslconlght z-'rho pi-ozrem l‘°f this evening of motion pictures is another winner-comprislnz H |10" reel presenting two fine sub.l0\2tU~

The Two Guides is one of th00e pictures which epeels to the emo- tions, in t-he sto Y Of 10” "“"°l""°d'

gm] §Q|o\|gy yu ing H10 OVC!" f0ll0Y- iii; ei-sumo. 'r o zuldbl M 11"' in Business ss well as love. b“¢ U10 better men wins while the other pe!! the penalty of his lin.

'rm pigsunvs Difficulties in So- oloty-la' s liiugnohio aosorllvulml gf how s .pssssilt msnazel Wh” °

found himself in society Wii2lh*;;“f-£0935 previous knowledge of win] "_ when he got there. The other p d tures are "The Enchanted Hai. BD "The Handy Servant." Miss Alice' McDonald will sing "Summer Tian; and everyone is delighted' in °

A ‘ISFIED WITH __ ' S 1 NEW MINISTRY.

coNs'rAN'r1NoPl.s:, Aug 7-The

proclamation committee of the Union of Progress has expressed its satis- faction with the composition of the new ministry announced Y°**f°"dBY. and it has begged the people to°cease theYr manifestations and permit those entrusted ulth matters of government

etts Human Societi/'B agent The agent attempted to get H POW” 110% o the ledge, but was unable to reach the men.

At five p. ln. the United States Life

Saving station at Nahant was noti- fied and after n struggle of half an hour, Sunfmen Wickin, McIntyre and Woodman took McDonald, Lynch and the dog from the rock. The fishermen were in water up to their wslsts and collapsed as the result of t'lie‘i»r oxer- tion to prevent themselves from being swept od the ledge, as soon as they were taken into the life savers' boat. .Later they were revived.

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Pathetic Sight' h wl=:s'r sF.LKmK, Msn., Aug. 7-

The steamer Wolverine brought ln

TABRIZ, Persia, Aug. 7»-There

has now been thirty-tive days fight- lhk in the streets oil Tabriz and tha ycasilalitias due chiefly to lbombs thrown from mortars and shrapnel sire estimated) at 800. ,Many of the finer residences and hundreds of shops in the bazaars have been looted, the loss in this direction being placed at .n.."~ tt $1,000,000. The missionar-

TORONTO, Aug. 7--The Cataract

Power Company, a Hamilton concern, is making a great fight against the Olntario government Power scheme, known as Hydro-Electric. Today. under , niandamus proceedings, the Cataract Power Co. secured the order for Mayor Stewart of Hamilton, to sign a contract passed by the city council over his head. andrsgainst the expressed will oi the people twice given at the _po11s. Now the same company ls ma`king an offer to Brant- ford city to supply power and light at ten per cent less than the Hydro- Electrio system may furnish 'lt to Toronto. As Brantford and Hamilton are very important centres in the governlment scheme, the Cat'aract's tactics may result in destroying the whole enterprise, in which Toronto ia

vitally interested. The Brantford'

Power committee will meet the com- pany next Wednesday.

Wants to Provide Summer. Homes For Frleudless

CRESSON, Pa.. Aug. "7-Harry K. Thaw, now confined in jail in Poligh-f keepsie, N. Y., has begun plans for summer outings for frlendless boys in Western Pennsylvania. He has inquired for rabes on cottages here owned byjrlch men but long since deserted by them.

Within the last few days there has

been in this mountain town whore Harry Thaw was practically raised a man from Pittsburg who was eru- powered to represent Thaw. There are here a dozen cottages owned by men of wealth, from Andrew Carneg- ic down the scale which were de- serted about seven years ago. The cottage of Mrs. William Thaw is the only one occupied MW, and it is used by some ministers from Pittsburg.

All the deserted cotta es ar

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City Boys.

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,_-;

ndiana Farmer and Hls Friend Must Get Out of the Country or Pay Death Penaltv.

RUSI-I\'\LLEl, Ind.. Aug. 1-

Beaten almost to insensibility by the White Caps and covered with tar sud feathers, John Tribbey, s. well to do farmer was found bound to a tree yesterd‘ay. Tribbey said he hid been taken from his homo by eigh- teen masked mon. Shortly alter the finding of Tribbey it was learned that the White Caps had visited the

I! e furn-

ished, and Harry Thaw's idea is that through his filends he may make a deal for the row of cottages and establish a summer home for boys.

Bll[ll|l§Hl BHIUE

IN HIS AHMS

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EilHl PEHISHEU

.eridoéroom Carried H8

When He Got License.-A . ___

Ls.;

1- news tonight of is terrible disaster

' on Lake Winnipeg, at Warren's Lund-

. ___ ing, where six lives were lost in a.

ti§IN(g:,§A1xés Au5Fts,fes;édA§,at?;;;llre, which destroyed the steamer county clerwu omce in Newpo,.t'lI’remier, the finest boat on the Lake. Ky_ ,bday when A young man,Tba ill-inter] vessel was lying at her cnnjmd in 'his arms B legless young dock there frelghted for a return wnman to the license count" and ,trip to this point, when suddenly fire applied mr B mnrriage ncennfrhey hroke nut about one o'cl0ck on wwe their names as John B_ Bam,_|Tl\lirsday morning, when her thirty- of seattle, and Pearl Ruppeu' 0| eight passengers, all tourists, were Portland. 1-nd_ lpeucefully asleep in their staterooms,

They went from Clnclnnmi U, The flames spread with such terrible

nearby home of Miss Jessie Smith with whom he is alleged to have been on too intimate relations, broke in the windows and left s sota warning her to leave the country wlbh her father under pen- alty of death. Tribbey said he el- so had been ordered to issvs within thirty days. Ohicers are working on the clue that some of the most prominent families in the 'hownshlp srs implicated.

BHUKE ll PUKE

Hl SU|lIlltll]

l CHICAGO, August 'J'.--Gus Shosn-

beck, foundry foreman, :ost .$750 at Dvker last night and entering with out p. cent at his home at $01' Robey St., met his seven year ol-I daughter Mary. "Papa give me in penny for candy." said the littls girl. Silently' Shoenbeck stepped in to an adjoining room, picked up s revolver and sent s bullet cradling into the body. At the county hospital where he was taken smoo- scious, and without tftbering s word,

it was said he would.d . .. Condensed Ai ` rts

"SID

, 1 _ I t_ ies 4.4 .L0 cihy have been exposed to

,°,§’,,"2§‘,’,‘§,°,‘,i,,,"lf," §f‘,°'"d,,',‘fI,‘f,f,§,»,,,,°‘,‘,‘,f’,f,,, may bullets not although zhoy hm and among th. pmvm¢|,-,| omcgals am had some narrow escapes none have

Mrs. ’l'rainor's familar touch on thi. mdm . been injured. 'r

piano alter her vacation. 001110 Bhd 9

- t |5111; ge New ...__.___.___€ ‘um on wHAmlm's Lose 'rmP.

EXTRA* 1, desirous

As many people have GB" of soslng the "sooulsh Highland!" again, the mnnairehwhf °““°““:°“ that it will be put on as an el ru. this even'ing, thus Rlvlhll °“° "“"'°

. WINE A!! WA .

NEW BEDFORD., Auz. 7-After a TORONTO :Ang 10__(sp°c,al)»__

twenty-two months cruise in the At- U ht t 'menu' t d D d lhhuo urs whirling hsrlr Pls-urs has ‘K ° "‘ . " ° " “° '“’

just arrived ln this port. nurlng the nm" / - - time nhe has taken 2150 br"-1. '

. . rtlseme.

a _ .. .._._ _,__ _ _ ..~_-3

h it th Oh, rapidity that it was impossible to W

§;‘$;,._t°a,fd°Wf,e,¥ atcgginn esteppegarouse them all, and eight of them f »

‘ f0f‘ in llri'

from the cab with the young w0_ met a horrible death. The others `V.AN'I'liiD-- A parcel boy ‘_ man in me arms hs ,,m,,m¢,,d B escaped ln night robes only. goods store. Apply by letllv lv

crowd. In the clerk's office he plac-

ed hor on the counter wills the do- cument was being prepared. The young womarl’s legs wese amputat- sd ss the result ofa railroad sc- ildeht. After securing the license the couple went to a parsonage and were married.

ever shown at New W0mi¢|'|“°d-

chan” of ,ming the finest. picture sperm and whale oil and 5500 P51” Of

of wlralebone. "Udo

Minard’s Liniment Cure; Diphtherin.

All tho big lrosrsrs which tho lush P. 0. Box 1519- Company had established at Wisn-en's $20037 per mont sseily made. Landing, together with extensive Q Wi-its postal card for informs- docks, were also destroyed. 'lfhere are tion, H. H. Dawson, \ArllUtm|, N. only meagre details as yet available J., U. S. A. __ _U-likilipd. ss to how the fire originated, but it 0g1~_A ’y_,,‘1u°|,|,_"|°'1|hh-9 gui is known that the tire started in the IJ grand ring was lost on-July I1 h0hl Of the "IDOL st. either in the thin returning from

the League of the Cross picnic or

later in the city. Finder please leave

Minsrll‘s Lininons Cnr” |)i|¢¢mp@;-_ Minsrd's Liniment Cali Colds Etc. Wm' 0' F' Hghmnhr ~7°'*°“°\'» lm

recrrlvs reward l-i0d8i.