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BUTH LEADER llii sliiilil

THE CAPITAL is liivivili sill siiliiirii liilliliil iiiii DALZIEL CASE

Preparing to Receive sir mg Flying Machine Trips M_ade Report of _Coronation Com-I Hot Wave Has Returned with

wi" ____ A __ theflhange: No_ More Ml_I- mittee Received-Other __Stilling Humidity. Some __ I-I W Thg Testimmy Gwen ut

’ _ __ _-___ |?_5'_. _ _

_ S llii llisiiliii iiw liliii is VERDICT 0F RETURNING To lliiiii iilw iiiiliiiis ii iiii swiliilllii; ii JURY IN THE

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:_ Mft0f'fl8yG_€ll ltary 0ble_ct_ion Now Businesslrnnsacflld Deaths. ¢0nc|udj||g Sgssion °"" _ “LM” w'" ...G-... ... ............_ 1 ° _ _ _ I of Coroners

soon PARIS, July_ 10-One result of the sI£l)"E;ElI`l G.lllElm.m'l0-T_lie in-nt

BE Continen tn" 1 _ _ - _i 0( 0ken- s ,.'-

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Special to The Guardian.

OTTAWA, July 10-Hon W, K_ Mn.

Lean, Attorney General of Nnvn Scotia, now In Ottawa, states that be cuntemplatesfretiring from provin- cial _politics to practice law in Mont- rca .

He was recently admitted to the

quebec bar. OTTAWA, July 10--Arrangements are being mlde to give Sir Wilfrid

Ilrlllrier a rousing reception on his re-_ 3

turn to Ottawa. - Details are being worked out by tllc Reform Club which has engaged n

_ _ ' g a c ncrcte subway to drair. ulli h l` ' h f h ‘ ' X

four bands as s. preliminary and are °°"tE““ed Conflimnflfllly Hlld 001-11103 ` t G t I’ - -_ C 0 wav m (mor 0 t mr Mm' ‘ - " WHY milking out other details of the 1a,m“de public °m°i"U¥ beyond the V tl; (the Ttligxfyrrdlgg f-lroillité dvllliiliiflliurred ' "Sues" most or the “hop” r°'"“m°“ tm foundation of the New “ion big reception. joint statement h . ` ' ' C

t at the °1°h“lll§0S The several bills contracted b the toned and the man in the Streets I(

re on a friendly footing nd th t it - v 4 , . __ _ y left his politics at home, pllrticipat- _ . _ . , . expected they will be pL‘iolongelE1_ ,§J,?,§°:,_1,':g(:)':,e(,“1°’_')';“‘,_°,_‘»_f”lf:')f;';c;f°"°"t“d_ ing in the welcome. IP-1tI`1Ci\ Rice, Glcnfannlng, a sub- For tm’ mst stage th” n°§0t19»tl0|1B A committee con-sis'.*lig of Cuuns 9 confined-t0 GGNUBUY “nd Fl‘Hl1Cc. .Johnson Laue 'ind .\'l¢~.cllonald was

ough other interested powers ‘ure appointeh to an-an e for Hand Mus.

pt informed. -i ic during the sumnlgl' Lloun Macl)on_ _ _O

*-1 _ aid suggested that the Grand .ifimn mTE,l§,.t}1;f;jT;t;€;)I::,e?,ft_tg; §h?uer',,cc,, ened by four wire guys attached to

R. L. Borden will reach Ottawa on *1

his return at iive_o'clock tomorrow i9

morning. '

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Hlllllg gf gligylg NEW EUMEI VISIBLE

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FREDERICTON, July 9-On the

‘grounds of Christ Church Crltlledml which was badly damaged by fire on Tuesday last, the united congrega- tions of the cathedral nnd Christ church parish church, held service at 7 o’clock this evening, -

The service conducted by Very Rcv. Dean Schofield and Canon Cowie was largely attended' and in addition to being a pretty sight., wng something very unusual in this city.

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IM,I’IIliVEMElII.UE .

I E SIHIKE IIIIIIIIITIIIIISL

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LONDON, July 8- While there

has been il gradual improvement in the outlook for cessation of the ship- ping strike, there were no fresh de- velopments this morning except n provisional scttlcmellt cubject tn the approval of the strikers, between thc iiilckcri-l and the employees of] the Mullchcster ship~cll.nal. The con-' ference that has been in progress for several days at Manchester hetwesn the Board of Trade and representa- tives of the strikers has not yet re- sulted in an agreement.

'_I‘wo thousand striker’s wives, with

children clingingto their skirts, pnr. aded through Manchester and Salford yesterday, making a collection from the charitable public. They presented u. pathetic spectacle. _In Glasgow harbor, for the first time in three weeks, work wng ln fnll swing yesterday. ~

CONTRACT T0 HE MIMIDED »` FOR IIETI C.fl.B. l.ll|E

TC-RONTO, July 8-Sir ' Donald

C

Malin stnted yesterday that tenders woilld be awarded in two or. three days for tllo anadiall Northern, from Port Arthur to Sellwood Junction, supplying the connecting links ‘be- tween .Toronto and the Canadian West, served by the Canadian North- ern Railway. He also announced thatI the section of the Toronto-Ottawa line, from Toronto to Trenton a dis-

tance of about 100 miles would be' ready for inspection by the Govern- molly by August 1 next. The line as far

Ofl

51 no

7.1 10.

shoxtl after .it rises. It is invisible

in

_ IN EAHLIEVEIIING

tory has received a telegram from h

utes and two fseconds.

The comet and its tail are visible

with opera glasses; its 'motion is southwesterly. It rises in -the early morning at 1.20 a. m. and sets at

tfiumphuvt "“: Gplane flight from the Wave that sh do consciousness

t Eng and has been the _:ur d K h __ __ dia tt week le

w sun lee o a ocalm

revival of the prolected Tunnel under The regular monthly" meeting of new o inion over the cslty and itll;

____ the Channel. the City Uouncu was h ld I t exhausted millions. 1

..1“'s.:.s.‘:i;'i‘i“ °iis.°*‘°" *si “ss “ir uf " “" Ts°.;"s'“°"‘°‘°'.°‘ 3 is “°-

- . , . em ar , ' ere _

Friendly Feeling Marks F||‘5 valid no longer and ytlfe Eixodgr is I” th” “b5°“°° Of MHY01' R0$ers, dity madggtrllfsbgdlt gogdifdlrflffcuiltmth

t military Tunnel is constructed the Coun D. J. Riley, chairman of the' support)

Stage Of tht? FranC0 Ger- g(¢;;i_:_¢:'e_f‘z_;_l‘a_th:;_ Eiléglish and the French Finance Committee presided- and there thProst;‘_aiéionsl began tr; come in wish

or s. e ar s ic ' . ’l‘ d t

man `|'a|k_0ver The suggestion is warmly welcomed WD” “ls” I"`”“°“t C°“"9 Lane- MC' occufred dulllflg etbreepn(lIght.`w0 ea B

on both sides of tue Channel, ' Kenna. Taylor, Campbell, and Mc- The tremendous demand for milk

-_ *mmm Donald. and ice has ‘made both scarce and

The minutes of the last regular prices have "msc"

pe,,i,,| to The Gum, meeting were read and approved

Y . .

dian_ ` ~ , , nine and ten o'clock at the I’. E.

BERLIN _-,mv 1o__The pmu___i“ary A petition from pr_oDerty. owner fblweiul to The f,llul~lliun. _ island Hospital, as the result of in- egotiations regarding Morocco are ' flgsmftbilts ob spring Luk “Dau ask- I p DUBLHNY Jul” 10 "May bemg H wuts Medved by a mow on the bond

Special to The _Gllardian. ;;‘d,e?€n:t;|t£':; 'sfletli w 1.oNlloN, July 10-'rl-l 'r'm l u , ‘ I 'in ici ti t u I ~. 6 editorial an the Anglo-Aemeflcliil allflli- 5° that Band °°"°°rt° could be hem Special to The Guardian, gms cap a “em” 0 me c ngle

tration treaty. expresses our opinion the" d““”g Eh” °°“F°“- It was “ l-1Al.1»FAx, July io-In A. s. Mac- thet the present would be an cover- “aged "mt ‘his B“S=i°=“~<~_“ he ‘~“"”’°“ keuzle. Professor in the stevens lu- une nloment for Great Britain to ° _' _ _ stitute f Tech olog , \'ew York,hns pen negotiations with Japan with a bonu `?°h“s°n. '"""‘ght I". a rep¥’r," been apgointed nPrcsi¥iellt of Dalholl-‘

view to modifying the Anglo~Japan- of the- ("°"°“.“t“?°“°e“"’mi“°'f _"mc-I Ein University

ORONTO, July J-The observa- ese Alliance so as to bring it into, was very B“tmfy'"‘= and mgtxy cred He is a native ol Nova Scotia.

rth, thirty-five degrees fifteen min-

2 p. m. and passes the meridian at 16 a. nl. The best time to see it is W

Y _

the day time but may be seen in L'

armuny with the Ang1o_Ame,.ic,m itable to all con::e;~;l»ul. L~l..n Mr-

Prof Atkin, of Cambridge University, trelltY. I Kenna "mvedl seconded by Coun stating that Kiusa comet, discovered

___ ~ . Taylor, that the report of tue coin- ' mittee be received and adopted

July six, was in the ri ht ascen- ‘ 4. ' sion four hours fifty-oll`e miélutes and 90"" Lane ".‘°v°d' that HL” WM'

3.10 seconds with depunation ship be authorized to lease the Mar- I

‘ ket Hall to Wm Lv. Hogg for :\ IU' -

iod of one year from August 1, 1911.

The matter af a bill from l\_1rs

Keenan for damages .n nollllectlon DUBLIN July 9__The citizens of stcnlner Santa Rosa

_-___ with a case ofa contagious disease Dublin cmhinue to give ample “__

gl..

_ [Iii] ASSUIIIIEE I]EiIi

READING Pa., July 8--Mrs Emilie

1). Martin, wife of Jollll G. Martin, of New York city, died tonight at Weenville, near here. Mrs Martin was an associate of the late Francis E. Willard in the organization of W. C. T. U., and served in some of its de-

partments of work.

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IIIILI IPPIIUVES HILL

EUH SIIIE INSIIIIIIIEE

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ROME, Jllly 9-The chamber of de plltics toliny npproved by zz majority of 171 the hill providing for u, state lllonopoly of life insurance. The dis- cllsiiioll of the ._gictl\.ils of the bill has been postponed until November.

FLYING DUTCHMMI HURT

'l‘()R(iN'I`0, .lilly 8-Joseph Richter.

(tho flying Dutchman) an aviator, from Hamburg, who has made a number nf successful flights in Eur- ope and at New York, is in St. Mich- aol's hospital J with his left leg frac- tured in two places as the result of his Uurtiss biplallc dashing into the fence at tho Island Stadium, where

enst as Kensington would be ready for traffic this fall. Tile rest of the lille to Ottawa would not be ready for traffic for about a year.

be lvns attempting to ascend yester- day nfternoon for a flight across the tl-ip nroulld thc City H811 130W- er.

CORONATION CONTINGENTHDNIE I

Last evening the members of the Uontingcnt from the militia of _this province returned from London where they forged part of the Colonial Mil- itia la attendance at the Coman- tion. l

The Contingent was composed of] Sgt. Majors Cook and Mcbaine, Sgtll MeKa , Brennan, Mclffwen -md ilmugllt and Br. Proud. Sgt. Praught

the Contingent at Summerside.

boys are looking exceedingly

and My they had a roost ffi:03‘- and uotlbimrir-=» ‘ I -

around on return on the 3.

of Britain which ducked Sunday Ori the Britain ill' Wil'

3 r- Borden

once which bomel

pgople on the other side. on Coronation Day tho P~ E- I- boys occupied prominent positions li.- long the line of march. Three were stationed on Pall Mall while the re- mainder formed part of the cordon which encircled the Queen Victoria Memorial around which theprocel- sion passed.

pe,-naps me moat pleasing feature

of their trip occurred one 'week after the big event, July 29th., when 2000 men were presented by KIDS 000135 V at Buckingham Palace with coron- ation medals! On arriving lalt evan- ing each 'of the boil WN "ni Wm* one of these pinned to his brbllt Bild many friends admired thorn. T110! will bc keenly Priwdl UW WW '01' their intrinsic value, but for the cir- cumstances under which they were Presented and the spectacular nation- ni .vang :which they commemorate.

sid l llama the heads cf

ahve". cstissflgn the reverse ll Q0

work

ggyinti nlfdnogram and the date cud particulars of the event _¥\\°¥_ Will' monarch. » '

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tll_o__ea;_l`y._-_av,enl»|;.. . ..

The medals are of sliver and on the

TORONTO, Ullt., July 8-"Has the

Canadian Northern any idea of ac quiring the Intercoloninl"7 Eii‘r Wil-

fternoon considered and passed upon

liam Mackenzie was asked last evcn- and Sir I-01115 DHVIBS. d0P“f»Y G°V°"“`

ing.

"We 'always had," he replied, "and

we think we should get it, but, of course, it rests with the people. If we don't get that then we'll have to do something else, but I think it would he to the country‘s interests if we do get it and make it part of our own system. We _have no Winter port after Montreal and the I. U. ll. would give us a Winter port."

"Are the Canadian Northern steam-

ers paying?"

"Well, pretty well for a new line, I

believe.”

"A company was formed to build

the Canadian navy, do you know anything about?"

"Not a thing," said Sir William.

00llU|llGl'I‘|0lf

TIIRUUUII PROVINCE _ -

' RID ¥il'l'll IIIIILIIID

Yesterday the Northumberland left

this port at 8.20 e.m. for Picton with passengers,-freight, express and mail, docking at 12.00, She left on return at 4.50 p.m. docking at this

port at 8.20 p.m., bringing passen- gers, freight, cxprns an yeltcrday’| Nu S. mail. She leaves this morning for Picton at 8.20 a. m.

The Harland did not sail yesterday,

afternoon at three o'eIoek for Or well as stated in y_este|-day's issue/but at one o‘clock. hor usual hour fo

sailing for those gotta on Mondays. She will, return t is morning and teda will leave at 8.00 p. m. for Orwell ports returning to this city at 8.80 p. m. ' _

Yesterday the Eastern exprcu train

arrived on time, the. Southern accom- modation was twenty mfnuta lata, che Western Accommodation an-Lved on time, the Bummorsfde accommoda- tion was five mf um late, the illu-

tsrn qcoolghnodngon forty minutes into and _e utsra express was _one flour and 'twenty-five ‘mlnutoi lato.'. ' ' '

be ositivel known until the middle

ever, that communtation of sentenct;

accomplice, risks. W" hanged 1°”

tenced to be hanged at Saulte Btc' Marie, there is every reason to bc-

recommended. The crime was entirely

inmate of an insane asylum. There is

murder was commit-tcd.

it is understood that the law will be allowed to take its course. The mur-

der in t;1i:hcase_was Ipr;z;ni;\:;_d plgmfélr desire o e Dr SUN sion ofthe money of his victim. There was no defence.

IEITIIEI _FUIEGIST

fresh winds, mostly southerly, partly

cal thunderstorms.

The lowest temperature H601' ysstsrdeylwas fifty-six degrm |1110"

hi h st seventy

above aero. At~nine p- rn- !¢l¢°|'d“Y

' ` '7'-1143 .

fair and warm with showers and lu- flrvfmki-E*,Tth° pound n E,om;,~s

c

_ A L'i..§‘.'i”J.`.°`i.“.§’ ..li.‘§€’.5.u`”i{.`”°.§i...lH““....‘Z 2‘°“°i2,.°‘ 3°" ““°°i,‘°“ ae". '°y"“§ y°"°"°"’ ““°"`°"" i“ me “rf w""° °

l3IUU‘i‘1l"UliD. M0-. JIIIY 9-, FLW? until next meeting. 0 t ‘lg emgel; T 0 Kings mow!" stranded near Point Argllcllo.

llicll for at time threatened tn sweep com, Mcgennn relnprnd to the rail- ;_'}’l‘:_';i;s‘Ei": ‘(‘_'_‘}E_¢;d°‘1 °V0|',¥¢}‘:'_h9l`0 by _DIP

he blisinessglcction of the city, de- cn “ings in eng City limits as _ i? 5~ 8 m0ru liz ly, d - t th ,- f ll nm- mimi.. I »»..-um»v~» -» me-1»;fe~ in .’.:.:i1‘s....;"..s.....*’..f.‘s“‘.s"g..:“s..s:.I

_ `rb`oring a hundred or 'more flxmilU¢0mn;‘{'¢'1;-s%§f"x*1;11r¢e be appointed to weye aI?_`;'§ei_?edCB_f~hPdtli_B[. 1;IV:etre they “.ate,.s_ The lives of some were pD,m_‘

, ies, and half'a dozen business build- interview the superintendent of the_ Jose h F Y P 6 ki RSV. ded out against the make' while Oth.

ings, with a loss of_ upwards of $100- Railway with a view of having the A__ch{’)_sh0p°';fi“§')‘;';un °fif;_°e° Iii htLI‘5;l`d_ 8

_ 000 i20fliKhi¢. danger removed. , ‘_ ' 5 ‘W f,

The firemen of three cities, Bidde- The following were appointed 0” J;;h'::hB§P31st ("I`_°z'°r Bishop °f DDWH day, when a windstirred a high sea

ford, Saco and Portland, augmented this committee. Couns McKenna, P E* ° e se mon- and reed h b nd,,,,m nt ofenor

_ I th "_ h fo t c a a e ts

by vollnteers, fought the flames for Johnson and Riley. " e 3 “moon t 9 WWI Pflfty t

fire had not been ascertained. CDU” Taymf gave "mice °f a by the Most Rev' Wm' J' Walsh' Ar°h` s

Two pe,-sons' v(,|unted,.,,_ Wm, .,v,.,.,, law respecting cabs and team cab- bi;l;_op olfllljublin. assisting the llrem u rs injured b_ msn- °' “°"’“"“ i""P°°*"d the C01' li tn s t R ~..-~ ~ n not an- exl,1,,,io,‘:_ ' we _ ‘ Council then adjourned. lege with the greatest interest. Thev however' e an R Usa M

» < _'G-1 signed the visitors’ book and to-_lk t

_ tea. Afterwards they visited the

_ ROYHI H0BPitsl and other insfliu-

‘ | | » tions.

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(Too 1 flentlon )

_`OS_'ITl"earl Crescen

t Pin Finder

OTTAWA July 7-The cabinet this 4 P10550 19”” *lt Jenkmi & 500 next instant was submerged. 'There

*__ 7 11d3lpd

Apply to 51 Water Bt 7-11d1ir2ipd

- i . w

r, the conclusions arrived at cannot WiA.NTEp_Qlr1 for gens,-nl nnnge. Another boat was launched by ytbe

p y work. Apply to. Mrs. Geo. Bish-

of next week. It is understood, how-. op, 132 groan George sh 7_11d1wpd

~ '\.lN'rEp-'rhreu `good""`lntcll¢n

In the case of William Carroll, sen ’W°\‘k In f“"“lY Of *N0 W0l"k

light. Apply 188 Queen St. »

7-11d3ir1i.

lisvs that executive clemency has been “IANTED-A_smart boy about 16 Steamers in the “ning Bays that 25

' o

years old in a Grocery Store

without motive'and he had been an* ADPIY C0 "A" P. 0. Box_ |43 Ch'~ the ,,,"ing_

town. _ __ _ ____ _ ___ 7-_l1d3ipd

doubt of his sanity at the time the l41pUND__0n Bt Patmos Road

_ ilunch of keys. Owner may have

Inthe case of John Tebo. Ol Di8'\>Y- same by applying at 76 Sydney St.

“<1 »=»=v_f=u=_f<>f __e»~_1-____.z-a<_1ai><i~ 1 OST-In Kensington on June 28,

4' an Amethyst Brooch. Finder will

please leave at Keir's Drug Store. P._McDonai_d, _1{§isington. 7_-11d3i. per-sunday oil. mt between ‘_ A I.arge's Livery Stables and Asy- lllm, via Mt. Edward road and Pope's Lane to St. Petor's road, a

511011181 |50 The G“i“`di°“- ladies' grey coat. Finder pl e leave TORONTO. -NW 11"M°d°""'° L0 at Large Bros. Livery Salim, i

i

Rlvsr a three you old bull with

a fish tall on his right-car and a

'Phe temverewfa at 3 °`°l°”‘ ""° strip- taken ununlln- no rlgho ml mornin: "H 52 d°Kf°°° °b°"’ ";,'.»‘j~ ri tin on-no down cairny satur-

day he will be sold by Public Aue-

r nd the g ° was _ tion. Hour Gallant. 7-lldrllf. 1° ° “ ' iii N @ii¥uii sv. ‘nbi- cnm. 'ras colon: recorded cm pre- A_Udm2 M" Gm

_ . ge Walker, 81

“°“' “L3” "“" "E" '” d°'"°' Alley sum, 'rllursasy mil July

commcucin at I o'tI4ak parlor

.it was fifty six degrees above zero. 5 ,_ U ' 4 “ti

Mtnrd‘| ldainuatvurn colds, ow.

t

'rin :las wui l» lngll ous morning ‘|i1\i“lf°°m» \“\» °.¢*°°l\ “ I _

at 419.53 .and tomorrow morninK lf' gg: l:l';;=f)';;2r_'t°"" 'M' R‘7,_7“f_ io. - - ----- _ '

' lu,\» nam owuso sumo Alien under

bdlllf: l:llI<lmtw2llt*y°d;lln\:t». B msrklt,'_0lWl llW¢\\\ “VII *Ml W The lun nts this evening and to- eleven. I-130!-

illg at 7.45; it rises to- C Kgiil Andrews a, reali-

Elnzggg: :SE-‘ning at 4.05 and Tauri- ence phono, numbormlia-IR, or E. any morning at 4.01. 1 A, Foster s, Central Drugstore, phone

he moon rim this morning at number 168, whore s limo! turn-

8.41. '

clit an be Ind. I-Tfdlmpd.

_)un|u~f'l'» lllupmt muwserpltla _wwe l_' |$lIl_crd’| Llcillclt eurqp Dictemyor. 4 _

-been drowned.

III IHELINI]

Many Adddesses, a Levee And Thousands See the 1

Royalties at Races

Receiving and replying to addresses c ccllpied both King George and Queen '3

The King subsequently held alevee i B

here a majority of theipeopla of the 5

SURF, Cal., July

more passengers and

8-Twenty

sailors of the

Coast Steamship Lin were drowned I

trying to escape fronl that vessel ll

rs sank to the bottom. The doom of he steamer was sealed into in the

Helen P. Dream had previousl made

f danger among the officers of the

tatement that the ship apparentlv‘s

roadsi e to the breakers and began L o break up. h The first life float was launched t

at dark after every effort had been made to establish boat communics- I

the crest of the breakers and the

were 16 persons in this boat, eleven

ere drowned. 1,

frlllltic people aboard the steamer, 0

it met the same fnte. There were I, bout 19 persons ill this boat, fifteen

ts occupants are believed to have

A wireless message from' one of the

r thirty persons are still clinging tn

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July S -1

Early advices from Surf, stated that;

t f th f th. a

nearly three hours before they wer: His Honor the Recorder made a m9t0¥`¢d 'S0 MBYQOOUI 0011086 “H1680 S(;nt£B'n;,c,;a tg tggszigggssciooneg ( finally subdued, at 1.30 a. m. Among few commendatory remarks in rel?r- mil” 'F0111 Dublin Where they were

the buildings destroyed are N. P. ence to the Coronation Celebration §°C?iV%d tlgc §¢0I£dALielatenant of ,I

Dlon's restaurant; and the groceries held under the auspices Of UW Gif-Y ‘fe an » E’ “T U bm' 9°". MVB- th t t~ tl _ I i

of B“,.n,_ue H,.m,_ and Simon B,.0s_ A Council' His rem,"-ks were Snpporgad Blrrell, wife _of the Chief Secretary (_ ii lme lere was no nppre lens onI

brisk breeze which sprang up hnl( nn by Coun Taylor and moved a vote of fffr INIHDII. ('1\FdHml LOKUG. Arch- S hour after the fir.; started gave Ll-lg ‘thanks to the Corollation Committee b_lBh0D Of Aflmikhl and Roman C

City a bad scare. The cause of the Whmh was Unrned unanimolmly' bathnnc Primiwe of an Ireland' and wered wireless inquiries with thei

w

l Y

bortive efforts to float her. Up to lg

tranded vessel. It was thought she Z ould be floated. _Captnill Fnria ans- W

. . f"

as lymg easily' AB tm Wmd rose Then he rlled his bsrgan and asked

d ' ‘ the stranger to cancel the deal.This

inquest

The coroner's inquest in the case of

the accidental death of Arthur Dal- ziel of this city, which was commenc-

» ed Saturday evening, was concluded

nst night in the City Court room

when the following verdict was foulld by the jury.

We, find nhl-it the dl* ased came to

_ __ his death on Saturday morning,

Jul li 1911 between the hours of

ly il. falling dcrrick while working at

.i.urch. The first witness examined was

ontractor, who had the derrick rented l-ie told of seein the derrick

0 _ ' _ " 5 Mary during the early m0,.,,ing_ fail and strike tins deceased, It fell in

bout two seconds and some su/ng ut "Look out." The luast was fast-

n iron plate at the lop and fasten-

il with n clamp. He thought it

ated_ should not slip. It had been examin~

.___.._._____. ed after being set to see to its safe-

TWEIIEI PASSENIJEHS ii." " im 'M'

md used similar derric s be ora ith wires fastened less securely_sud

no accident, ensued. The stone lifted

lbs. ,

off lsoberfs truck weignt about 1700

Michael Connolly had not seen the

derrick fall but saw the body on the

E E ground. Helped carry the body out.

Hi-iiirg, Fisher, John D. Matheson

and _John F. Rice told of hearing the derrick fall bllt had not seen it strike

OF Arthur Dalziel. »

g i3ic recalled said he had

Pa rick e, .

of the Pacific had no trouble after it was set up.

t was impossible for the mast to ome out by being struck by any or- inltry weight.

ln two life bouts they left the ship|AHRES'|'[D _

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liENFltEW, Ont., July 8.~0B the anadinn Pacific railway track near

Ifenfrew yesterday, a highway rob-

er was arrested by the man he rob- ed. Geo. McLaren, of Castleford, was 'lllking to Renfrew when he met a trnngcr who was also coming this sy. First the stranger offered to ell McLaren n watch. The price was xod at 5.1 and McLaren bought it.

he man agreed to do, but no sooner nd McLaren got- his money back, hzln a revolver was levelled at him

with a command to'hand over all lis cash. McLaren complied and once

HESIS WITH PEIIPLL HIIIIS Elili MIIIIIIEII ‘P°"°="=fv lvvfriefufiusLs‘.i'i;“..sf1:;.?siss:i‘s...iis.:"siz . _ _ ' A ;ge_f_Q1-Qal,_,L`_ __ broken ship but the life boat could “pon the stranger taking “ loaded

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. revolver fronl him and $15 of which

ot make it. It bobbed like a cork on , he had been mbbed_

I-le marched the stranger into

Renfrew and handed him over to

hree capital eases In the absence of ‘DR SALE CHEAP-Second hand passengers and 5 sailors, all were iéx_1;‘€ct'°°k Bxgfuis His Excellency the Governor General _ _ windows and double shopdoors. dashed to death against the rocks or fmt" ",0u'nd hfm guilty of highfay

ohbery and remanded him for sent-

HCO.

Tile prisoner gives his name as arry Peltier and his address as

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has been recommended in the case o gms_ two good dining mom of them managed to ranch sham "live _Molltical. He is n. young man with

t f C l , who »_

'glrollggsxltggeg l;l_>ll;(,1eowe_ aagsiry whose girls. Aflpiy to Hotel Victoriai udsi Bzfétered and mont of them unconscl f

respectable appearance and tear-

ully begged for leniency.

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week. ,WIANTED “ 5“`E "" 5°”°"“1h°““°’ the salma hcétaarmiyolflgcldiclr allcof

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'l‘ilRllN'l‘o, .Iuly 8-Af. the ad-

of the 200 passengers and 85 sailorsuiourned meeting of the City finllncil,

on the wrecked steninrli only 85 ,snc- I tr ceeded in reaching shore. It adlledin that little hope was held out for”G

ldny, the proposal was endorsed for conference between the Attorney- em-ral, the Police Commission and

those who remained on the vessel. tue Bonrd on Control, with a. view to

secure lr more liberal interpretation

Inf the f.:\rd_'s Day Act, as it affects

the sale of lce cream and soft drinks

STIIIDS IT 750,929! ,,,, S,,,,,,,,,._

-- I Controller Church, father of the

o'r'rAwA. July 1-According wi proposal, fu-ull that Justice Middle-

governmanl; figures announced to-dnylt.on's recent decision was “A narrow

there are now 7.904 Vessels register-I bigoted, cantankerous intrepretation ed In Canada," their -tonnage .being for the benefit of tn, P,-lyugvd 750.920. This represents an increase of classes."

186 vessels and 32,870 tons over last

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