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/_ (Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, July 16.-According tn

despatches from Halifax printed here it would seem thai: the Liberal press of that city has entered on active de- ilcnce of _officers who drank too much liquor a't"the "temperacnce dinner to which they were invited and in con- sequence insulted Sir Ian Hnmilton and Dr. MacKay,

It is claimed the Minister of Mili-

lilll- hu! u0t Power to arbitrarily re- move oflenders and the apologists add; ‘lit is not thought here that drink- ing wine at dinner would be consl. dered a sufficient, excuse to cashier n man if he were court-martlnied." It in ll0lllt_¢d out here that the ofilandere WSF# invited to dinner which was known to he a temperance one, when they acdepted they knew the host’n desire. Whatever is felt in Liberal circles in Halifax the feeling here is that n man has a right to give n tcmperance dinner and that those who accept an invitation are bound to rcspeift the conditions ni;te,¢n¢(1_ As for the declaration that drinking affords no ground for courtmartial, the remark heaird here is that con- duct unbecomlng e, gentleman does af. ford ground,

T_I“` "°Y*‘~I 'HWY l`e00llUY. on two oc-

casions. afforded interesting prece- dents. In each case iieutcnants who had shown a tendency to ovr|‘“-indul- gonco had been placed by the captain under definite orders not to cxcccd n certain number of drinks but in cnch c‘asc ofllccrs who cxccedcd thc fnnmqym- was court martinlcd und pun shcd nc- vcrcly.

SECRETARY DRYAN's ' l SALARY INADEQUATEJ

HENIJERSONVILLE, N. C., July

14-Wliilc lecturing hero today Secre- tary William J. Bryan declared hc Was 00lllll91.'~’d tu deliver Chautauqua. addresses to supplcincnt his Govern- ment salary, which he declared was not sufficient to uicct his expenses.

“As this is my first Chautauqua

lecture sinco becoming ii, member of the Cabinet," said Secretary Bryan, "it muy not be out of place to say that 1 find it necessary to lecture in ordcrto supplement tho salary which I receive from the Government. As L have lectured for eighteen ycn.rs,| this method of adding to my income is the most iiatural one to which 1_0 turn ,and I rega1fd'ii'. as extreinely legitimate."

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(Canadian Press.)

ST. lPETERSBURG, July 14-A

Bulgarian gunboat and several 'torpe- do bouts, lying in the harbor of Se- bnstapol, wherd they had taken re- fuge from the Rouuinninn fleet, were dlsnrmed todiiy by Russian authori- ties, twcnty~fuur hours’ grace allowed tho nclllgerents having ex ired.

(Canadian Press.)

SOLONIKI, July 14-Greek troops

today occupied the town of Milnik, 55 miles north-east of Soloniki and are advancing toward the Bulgarian

frontier. The Bulgarians further re- treated to Kumbola, close to the fu- inous pass. The Greek commanders anticipate the next big iight will be on Bulgarian territory.

ST. JOHN, July 14-At Frederic-

ton--Fredcrlcton, 7; St. John, 6.

At Bangor-St. Croix, 0; Bangor,

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Lomer G lemier M Ontario' and Sir in c0_ °“ uf P‘°°m1" Ol Qullbec, are

lrespondence, concerning the pm.

P0sed inter-pr 1 1 ing the only gilnc al conference dur. cab.n ‘Z I ‘"8 the consideration of the _ 1 9 01 Provincial premiere, and it is regarded as not unlikely owing 1;., the fact that certain questions ben,-_ ing upon the relative representation' all UB? 9mH_11€r maritime Provinces in

e ominion parliament, as well as

the perennial question of the upper. tionment of subsidies, will come be- f0l‘e the conference, that it will he called to meet in Ottawa, notwith~ gtiandiflg thi! repeated invitation of

r R/:hard McBride to meet on the

Pacific coast. ,

OTTAWA, July 15.--"II guy gm.. °"i" 110! the Permanent force or militia Wai” I0 resign because of my re- mar at Halifax they are welcome to do so, declared Colonel Sam Hughes, minister of militia, this morning when his attention was cal. led l-0 9~l‘€Dort from Halifax that some officers contemplating ,resigning fr0m_the forces unless the minister of militia apologized, '

'I'have nothing to apologize for

I Held nerhmg nc the dinner which could offend any man at thc dinner who behaved himself, or any mnn ng the permanent force of militia of Can- iidn who conducts himself as a sold- ier should."

There were a hundred and iwcnty

five guests at thc dinner, and only n half dozen were guilty of n breach of good tnstc so it is said by guests who Wcrc there. Colonel Hughes have orders to the hotel manngcmcnt that no liquor was to be served ni the dinner, and none was to we i,-nn,-ni; into the room on the private ordcr

it is snidthnt. thc strategy of some

thc orders. Some of tho officers, it

their crises ure being oflicinl-ly dcnlt wifh. ,

A NEW IIEGIMENT

P`Oli THIS PROVINCE.

OTTAWA, July 14-Having travell-

ed nearly twelve thousand miles, re- viewed one hundred and thirty units and inspected every camp, sm- 1nn Hamilton, inspector .General of-the Overseas Forces, and CQ1_ San; Hughes, Minister of Militia, returned to Ottawa this morning. With the tireless Minister of Militia as his cicerone. Sir fan made the trip of ln- BIl¢0ti0n from Hamilton to Vancouver and back again in record time, hav- ing left Ottawa on June 6th. No man has ever seen as much of Can- ada in as short a time as General Hamilton. In fact the General him- self remarked that "travelling with Col. Hughes is like travelling with a

comet."

GENERAL WELL PLEASED.

“I was delighted with the trip,”-’

said General Hamilton. "I found the men very keen, their spirits were fine, while they were very enthusiastic. The way they kept the camps shows how anxious the men were to keep up to the mark. The officers also show- ed particular interest in the man- oeuvres and any criticism we might make."

“I had great pleasure in meeting so

many old soldiers. I met no end of nicn who served under me. I found the men without a solitary exception well satisfied with Canada.

“I met men who served under me in

India, South Africa, and even up t\i~ Nile in the Gordon expedition. I also met two men, one at Victoria and the other at Winnipeg, who fought with me at Maluba.

“At Prince Edward Island I met an

old soldier who'wns born at the same place I was, at Corfla. I was pleased to see the number of old members of the Royal Engineers I met. Canada could not get a finer type of soi- dier." '

General Hamilton would make nn

further comment in the result of his expedition, which will be saved for his 1-eport.

He will bo in Ottawa until July 24

preparing his renort. when he will re- turn to England, and wilfl probably go to the Mediterranean. Ho will go to New Zealand in January.

A NEW REGIMENT FOR N. B. "What pleases me most," said Col. Hughes, commenting on the trip this morning. "is the interest the sol- diers are taking in their work and their enthusiasm. They are ~men who are giving up something for the sake of the militia. There was a serious spirit shown in all the camps. There was no loaiing in the camps. The dry canteen has worked splendidlY~ I was delighted with ,the P. E-. Island manoeuyres, and it -,ls my lul5°l1¢l°¥1 to arrange for a drill nresior the Is- ,lnnd possibly once i,n three or four

years. Ain the Maritime Provinces troops w il drill together. I am also arranging for an area lu Nova Sco-

utllol. Hug es said that he would likely estab sh, as a result of his Maritime tri , two new sousdrons in P. rc. islnmi and probably a new ,regiment in New Bl'ulllWI°k-

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BISLEY CAMP July 16.-Weather is finelthis morning but the sky re-‘ mained overcast and more arain is °1Pected. Members of the Canadian team are having a few days rest. In the Hoplon match Co, Mellisn, late of the Sherwood foresters made 199 out of a possible 200. Col. J. Hop- lon of the Highland light' infantry, E- W. Jones, North London, R _ C, and Col. Freemantle of Buchinhsm- shire each made 198.

Lleut. Mortimer, O‘.te.\\'n, was 22nd, with 190.. In the M. R. Association ¢llP. Single entries of seven shots at 200 and. 600 yards, staff Sergt. F.C. Hawley, 90th, Regiment, Winnipeg, made a possible at 200. In the sweepstakes competition Staff. Sergt J. Freeborn, 12th regiment, Hamil- ton amade a possible at 200 and 34 at 300. Lt. Steele of the 76th Truro, and Sergt. Lee of the Tlh `;"eui|Zci's, London, Ont., each made 34 nt 300. F. W. Jones, North London, R. C. won the Halford memorial Challenge CUP with a possible at 1000 -yards and 73 at 1100 yards. Col Freeman- tie second with 73 and 74, Major T. L. Rankin, Royal Scots, third, with 74 and 73, Sgt. Caldwell, Uls- ter, fourth with 74 and 73. Lt. Mortimer was 31st. with 72 and 67. In the sweepstakers competition Pte. W. Hawkins of the 48th Highlanders, was first at 600 yards winning 13 shillings.

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The annual convention of the Chris-

tian Churchcs of P. E. Island, and the largest of any gathering yct in f-he hfSt0I`y Of i.hc church here, was held in New Glasgow fl‘om li‘i'iilay to Monday. At this convention nyc nd. dresses were delivered.

Friday cvcning’s services were con-

ducted by Dr. Archibxild, 1’i'incip;\l nf Acadia College. He took for his text the following words found in thc fifth chapter of Matthew, "Ye are thc light of the world; yc are the salt of thc earth." His discourse was niost clu- qucnt and in it he referred to the col- lege, of which he was the representa- tive, as being a grand institution. He outlined' the various' subjects in the curriculum and made a strong appeal for the continuance of the support'he- ing vouchsafed the college; for the in- stitution, he said, was well worthy of it.

Saturday the meetings opened at

10 a.m. with devotional services led by Mr. C. A. Hatfield, Pastor of New Glasgow, Mr. John Lord presiding. This was followed by an address by Mr. W. F. Newcomhc, Representative of the International Bible Society, who spoke on ,the great importance of the society. ‘After the address the pastors of the different churches dis- cussed the various branches of the provincial work and some splendid themes were brought out.

Ai: 1.30 p.m. the committee on busi-

ness arrangements met and passed re- solutions regarding__co-operation in (Continued on page two.)

FROM IRELAND TO

HALIFAX IN 3} DAYS.

LONDON, July 15.-It is officially announced here that a Contract for over one million sterling has been signed for the construction of a rail- way, and new harbor on the west coast of Ireland in connection with the All-Red Route scheme, which the Canadian Government has now approved.

The railway will run froml Culloon-

ey to Blaclzscd Bay, County Mayo, which is to be thc port for steamers, which will make the run to Halifax in three and n half days.

' NEW PAPER. STARTS OFF WELL

MONTREAL, July 14.-The first is-

sue of the new Liberal paper in Mont- real, the Daily Telegraph, was an im- mensc success. The presses were nomplecely ovqr-taxed and the pub- lishers were obliged to ask contem- poraries to aid them in printing the editions. It was-the greatest initial success rn Canadian journalism. Con- gretuintlnne poured in to the pub- lishers from all quarters.

EXPLOSION ON SCI-IOONER

AT PARRSBORO.

Pnansnoao, Juiv 15--A peculiar

accident occurred today on board the schooner Rolfe, as the result of which three men end e boy were badly burn- ed by an explosion. The schooner

loaded _:Kal yesterday for Digby and was get ng ready to sail from' the coal-wharf this morning-

One of the crew, Richard Wlllisnr.

went down the forward hatch to get a tackle, leaving the rest of the crew standing near the hatch, and in or- der to ned the techie he uzlltvd A match. A terrific explosion followed enveloping the crew, The master. Leonard Rowe was badly burned shout the fece end hands. James Llewelyn and Richard Willigsr, sea- men. both ewere burned about the hands and face, and the ce.ntsin's on was stunned and badly burned.

The cause of the explosion is sup-

posed to be either from leaking gas- oline or cool dust. `

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(Special by Phone)

GEORGETOWN, July 15.-Supreme

Court resumed here this morning at 11 o'clock, when the case of the King vs. Mclnnis was again taken up he- fore Mr. Justice Hansard and the foi- lowlng petty jury: William Murphy, Montague; Joseph McQuaid, St. Te- resa’s. Daniel Murphy, Summerville; Terrence Cairns, St. Teresa's Wqst; Allan Shaw (Foreman) Cardigan; Dunca/n Gillis, St. Peter's Bay; Bar- tholomew Beck, Guernsey Cove; Geo. McIntyre, South Hampton, Angus Sutherland, Cardross; Michael Kelly, John Power, Elliotvale; Dennis Cdl- lins, Montague.

The Crown was represented by the

Attorney General, Hon. J. A. Ma- thlfioll. and Mr. J. D. Stewart and

Messrs. J. J. Johnson and G. S. In- man.

T-ho indictment was manslaughter.

James Mclnuis and William McDo- ald Kava evidence which was much tb same as that given at the fqrelimiln ary hearing. f

thcue is a man overboard." "Kate," he said, "1 killed Gallian Mc.°.inis.” I said "No, hc may have taken weak turn." "No," he said, "I kill- cd him." Ile remarked that all h wi-is sorry for was that he did no get a slap at (lulliun .Ve wife, 1-le had liquor with him and got inc tc. make him some punch. 1-lc prodndnu li knife nfind ili\isti‘ni,ed how he wouli\

if 1 cvei' told anything wrong on him.

home at twenty to two. He looked diflcrcnt that night from other union

the husband of the lust witness an

Chullclllrcd him the deceased

Mclnnis people out of commission.

him. The prisoner had two drinks.

his eyes looked wild.

take weak spells. He was quite talker and he talked very fast. He would get mad just like anyone but the next minute he would take off his shirt and give it to you.

The next witness was Marcellus Mc-

Iiinis. He deposed that he met ,the prisoner at his home at 11. p.m.

The prisoner asked him to go to

the home of the deceased for his par- cels. When he was returning he met the prisoner and he had e knife ln his hand. He told the witness about falling out with Gsllian's crowd and of the challenge to the bridge to fight. I told him Gallian was dead and he said it did not make any dif- ference as the rest would do. I-lc said Gallian was dead now and ought to have been, dead years ago. He said he was a nuisance to the place. Shortly after he started home.

Cross examined, hc said the prison-

er did not act out of the ordinary. I-lc and the prisoner had one drinlfl together. The prisoner was not muchl intoxicated.

The Court adjourned at 5 and will

resume this morning at 11 a.m. when the medical testimony will be heard.

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RAILWAY DISASTER. .

NARROWLY AVERTED.

FORT WILLIAM, Ont., July 14. 'rhnt which would vrvllellly have been one of the worst railway disasters in the history of thc country was nar- rowly averted during the heavy rain storm Saturday morning. The Can- adian Paclfic's fast"Toronto and Win- nipeg passenger train past over a section of track one minute before that piece of right-of-way slid into ninety feet of water in Lake Suucrior The accident occurred four ~milcs west of Rossport, near whcro large gangs of men are engaged in double track- ing the main lin.` Traffic wus delay- ed about half ‘a day.

WM. J. BRYAN

MAKES EXl’LlANA'l‘ION

I-IENDERSONVILLE, N. C., July

14.--While lecturing here to-day secre- tary William J. Bryan declared he was compelled to deliver Chautauqua addresses to supplement his govern- ment salary, which he declared was not sufficient to meet his expenses.

“As this is my first Chautauqua

lecture since becoming s member of the cabinet said Secretary Bryan, “It may not be out of place to say that I find it necessary to lecture in order to sunuflement the salary which I re- ceive from the government. As I have lectured for eighteen years, this me- thod of adding to my income is the most natural one to which to turn,

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It never rains but it pours _was

the maxim exemplified when last night at twenty minutes to twelve the fire bell rang out through Char- lottetown and the fire brigade was summoned again to Pickard’s wharf at the end of Queen St., where the night before there had been a serious outbreak of fire which had resulted in the destruction of s, large building.

Last night's fire, however, was not

located in any building but in Dredge No. 10 which is lying at Pick- ard's Whirf where it has been engag- ed in dredging work. In some way or other fire started in the engine room, directly beneath the furnace, Probably, from spontaneous combust- ion or from excess-lve heat from the boiler, which had been inept at its highest power during the time the

easily accessible to the engine room stall and so the assistance of the

axes and other tools the firemen soon made a wav t rough the stout ueer-

to be situated, the hose pipes were

The foilowing new witnesses were ‘ - farm. McLeod is unmarried und lives

L8-k€"lll0. Wh0 dillluucd that thu Pri- ed, not, howcler till the room was dmvcd mother' I

“"0" mm” lf” her h0m0 Oh thi! lllllhfi flooded up to the boiler. The work `“',`“'

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baud played here at the Oraugcmcn's

and who on Monday evening cxcci-

petitions throughout the United Kingdom. _

He left Charlottetown on Tuesday

afternoon on his way to Georgetown and Souris, where he intends giving performances of ii similar kind_to that which he gave in the Caledonian C1llb's hall, ~ ~ * _ A ml'

WILL GIVE BLOOD TO

HELP SICK WIFE.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Joe Tink-

er, manager and shortstop of thc Cincinnati team of the National lea- gue, played through ycstcrday's_gf1mc against the New York’s with the knowledge that within -ill hours he probably would be in s. Chicago hos# pital submitting to n transfusion of blood to his wife, who is seriously ill. Tinker expects to start west. today, as physicians have informed him his wife's conditlom is so pre- carious th'at.thcy have about decided transfusion is necessary.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Wireless

storm warnings and weather fore- casts for ships at sea are to bo sent oceanwards cvery night from govern- mcnt stations, Covering conditions from Sydney, O. B., to Bermuda.

SEN SATION IN HALIFAX

TORONTO, July 16.-Ilocauso of Gul. Sain Hughes' indictment of ii certain class of the permanent mili-

lng in protest and their example will be followed all over the country.

MANY ICEBERGS

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fmnngqle Liniment, Cures Colds, etc.

ifinsrd's' Linimeni: Cures pistomilefi, _

Minnrd’s Liniment Relieve! Nenraigio

mate.” '

and I regnrd it as extremely legiti-

seventy or eighty feet in height.

(Special to The Guardian) H/ii_.irAx, July 16.-The jury the inquest touch ngi the death

L‘eod.

took place with John R. Sutherland.

chased McLeod into the house with

younger McLeod came out seizing a neck yoke and struck Neil Sutherland,

A. S. McQuaid, and the prisoner by ~ ~ _ knocked him down a-nd beat him until

iixdge Ivlzscaxprklug at the WhantI John R. Sutherland again interfered.

°“ was "0 Dench wee due te hlnwe with the

neck, one Both yonng men were nn- preventing its destruction. In fact

Y .

b d i dustriou but the quarrel

Elizabeth Mclnnis Cassie M I i , ~ - . _ er an n s,

' C “li 5 fire brigade was called in. With their f ld 1 nd wh

was the result o an 0 e

_ ich

e h had never been healed. Sutherland,

who was in the Klondyke rush had

' ing to the place where the fire seemed- made ood unnnciauy and had B fme

CON'1‘RA(l'l‘0l`i S SFl'l"l‘l.l<]MEN'l‘

of the 26th, about two in the morn- of the me rn f the fl ,1 d th » ins. alter thc death 0! the deceased. fircmenowes n(Iost creIIl!tiIIlI3lcI.m Th; FRUM ‘1“'000 To $38900' and said that “There is man ver- f, i; 1 th 1 t ""`” boiird. We had our vcssells crewoand gzcilltcilj ti1letlIeanl1i:IiZlII:rcllIrll¢I1u fired' OTTAWA’ -J“ly» 15"_Thc depart-

ment of Justice will llkcly nraut on petition of right, u fiat to Messrs,

,, liirby und Stewart, of Ottawa, t o

` sue thc government in the exchcquer c court for their clui|u__i_n connection t with the 'I‘e|n\iskniniii;; dam construct-

ion. 'l‘he difference between what i s concedeil and what is cluinicd ois $106,000, 'l‘hc firm wcrc contractors for one of the Ottawa river storufw reservoirs, und uftcr receiving $104,-

usc it on the Mclnnls peoplc when bn Pibe Malor Ballic of the band of 000 ,, ~ » _ , _ x _ , ' , ' _ ii progress cstinuitcs, i.Iic wulk ii;t.l).,rtr;1cd tlicie1nf‘i;c'r his puiccls,_ 1-lc thc filth Higlilaud regiment of Nova Wm, wha, on their |,,,,,d,_, "B ,,,,,,,,uB, u ei rcu. cnc w n would happcn me Scotia, who with other piper-s of that factory. lt wan nn;n|,c,\ bv the den _

artnient of public works after the

He sccmcd t-°"`1hlY wild. Ile lcft our annual celebration on Saturday lust, dnfnnf, of’ thu into government, but

1.-rioi' to its rcsignutiuu, Hon. Wil-

_ lclltli’ HllSl»i\incd an entire concert liiiin Pugsley arranged for a settle-

Lauchliu Mcllonnld swoii: hc was l>l‘0gl'alnsic at if perfol‘mnncc in the mc-.nt of Justice will likely grunt on n.

(1 Caledonian (!lub's hall, when hc basis of which they claim $144,000.

that when the prisoner cnmc to his showed himself to bc a muster of the 'l‘he present full amount is s t i l l liolisc on thc night of the 26th, he Scotitish peoplc'n national innsicnl sought :ind a petition of right was said fiallian Mclnnis was out of com- instrument, is n native of l’ictou. He flied Sume limi! F-iw. It is now ab mission. He also stated that be had acquired his wonderful skill with thc Ollll £0 U0 irfuuheil S0 that the C118

( t bagpipes in a purel inconsc u ful may be accounted in the courts. I

come down to the bridge but that) hi: way. taking it up gs at firgtegex n will bc recalled that thc dcnl,wus rc hearti failed him. James Miffnnis pastime. -'lhis. was when he wma serv- l>0l'f»€<l Ou Hull the lu*-0l` lwtiuu Btl’0l\E went around the .house with a kmife img with- the Royal Marine Light Ar- ‘Y °¥`l¢l“e¢' hif' the Puhllt s0\‘viC¢ com and showed how he would put the tillcry, in which he enlisted. But soon mission-

lI the yearning to make himself profi-

went home with him and he was talk- cient in the playing of the pipes grew RAILWAY DISASTER

ing about fishing and said that Gal- upon him, and hc got himself np- WAS AVERTE

ian oe would not know how many pointed as recruiting sergeant for large fish we’ had caught. Gallian that corps at Glasgow solely for the FORT _wH'I‘IAM' Ont" 'IIIIY 14 Joe was the ,ish wm.den_ After he purpose of improving his playing, by That which probably would have bee went home he took oh his boots and studying undcr the best bag pipe- “ne of “.1” wmst “ulwuy dlsustcr .ii left for heme. I hed one drink with players of that city, afterwards he I” th” I““t°’Y °‘ the °"“"“Y “'“

went to Inverness to perfect himself narrowly averted during the hefw

I saw no difference in him exce t that ' i i roch. - "am'st°rm 0" Snwrdny "‘°"““g'

P in the musc of the D b Subse Th C d, _H , t

quently, to such a high standard of e fam.; mn Pac' C B mst Tom"

Cross examined.-Gellian would skin had he attained, he took pert in ‘°° “‘"”"’°H "’l"°““ “"1" Pass”

a b 1 m etition in London a_ over a ,section of track one minut

a ag p pc co p

I t 1 d, 1 f before that piece of right-of-way slid

g“I”‘" "°“‘° °f h° ea ing D “"5 ° 1 i i ei feet ef water in Luke

the Metropolis, and secured the first “ 0 "_" Y _ w_,ze_ since than he has had many Superior. The accident occurred four triumphs in bag_pipe playing and miles west of llossport, near where has won medals in the foremostIcom- mfg” gangs of me" me wgaged I"

double-tracking the mam line. Traffic was delayed about a day.

KING AND QUEEN

BACK IN LONDON.

NEW YORK, July 15-A cable from

London this morning says: The re- markable tour of the King and Queen in Lancashire came to an end yester- day. It was a record tour, the busi- est of its kind ever undertaken. It began last Monday and continued daily, with automobile runs, with Knowsley, Lord Derby's scat, as the centre. The King and Queen inspect- ed the factories and cottages in the colliery districts and industrial towns and received addresses and pre- sentations innumerable, Everywhere they met with extraordinary enthusi- asm.

The Royal tourists reiichcd Buck-

ingham Palace last night. In ii ict- tcr to Lord Derby the King reviewed thc tour und warmly expressed his appreciation of everything.

'“"” __ WARNINGS "F STORMS oN'r1inIo’s /lrmis (mor

WILL BE CUT BY HALF.

TOllON'I`O, .luly I5-Less than half

n crop ol apples throughout the Pro- vincc is about thc best P. W. Hodg- ctt's, director of the fruit branch of the Department of Agrlciilturc. can promise thc apple eating people of Ontario this full.

A second expert report on the con-

dition of the various fruit crops in thc Niagara district hos bccn receiv- cd by Mr. Iiodgctt, and this pluccs

tin officers. made at the Halifax ban- tho n,,,,l,, yinm at 4;, ner ,.,,,,¢_ ...I-,mt ‘l"°t» ll W” “‘“*"‘l "“‘* “l¢“t l.““" will hem pr.-ity niurh .ui ever the many officers here contemplate resign- 1-.,.,,v{,,,,,,' ,mm ,.c,,,,,.t,, ,,,,,,,|,,,, in ,,

us from the diflcrcnt nssoclutious, he stated yesterday.

STELLAll'l‘()N MINERS‘

REPORTED IN STHAITS- nismrru sn'r'r1.i<:n.

MONTREAL. July 15-The Elder- o'r'r/iw/I, July is-The nnnra of Dempster liner Kawarra. which ar- investigation end conciliation np- l‘fV°d h0l'0 f-008)’ fl”0ul Newtastle to pointed inet Juno under thc Lemieux |050 hem I0? Sflllih Ml'l°B“ D0l'f-B Act to ndludlcate on matters in dis “|110 I-hf0UEh thu Sl-ruff-B Of Billie putc between the Acadia Coal Mine Isle and Captain Davies reported company, ei sicilnrtun, N. s., end that l-he °0“‘lm°“5 f-hc" hUV° httll the 1,500 men in their employ, has

Kfehfly improved from Whut th0v successfully concluded its labors.

W0" KPOWP f»0 he 0lllY B lllflff llull’ unanimous report has been made t 1150- Alfhullgh hergs are still fairly the Lnbor Department, and has been any next, July 21st afternoon and numerous, numbering about two hun- accepted by the men and by me com- evenmg M Hazeybroék ne" th., nk dffld Whell UW KBWHTYU Came ihf0llBl1. pany. Lower rentals for thc mincrsl ti0n_ Come everybody and have n the fl°lfl iw hal! Prlwtlvlllv GIMP- are accorded, and n number of men "ood time If stormy next has day lléufed. and the ll0l`lZB are 0l\lY Bulullfwho were members nf the Unit I ' ' l‘l0“° ‘lf H1090 Mt h€fllll l¥l0l'° thnn Mine Workers of America have be-cn

reinstated,

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A charred and blackened structure,

nt 'demolished of its roof, and of a good 0( portion of its upper wells, is whqt

Nell Suiherlamd of Seafoam, Picton ruuluiul Of the large wooden building Co._'rendered a verdict to the effect on Qucen’s wharf in which dre broke that death was caused by blows from out on 'Puesdav nicht. as recorded in a neck yoke delivered by Geo. Mc- Y€Sflu'dny’B Guardian. As previously

stated, though the building was own-

The evidence showed that a quarrel ed hy MBBSYB- A- Piukufd & C0.. it

was used as a storehouse- by Messrs.

Neil suiherlnnd took on his cont end Auld Bros., and et the time of the wanted to ngnt McLeod and they fire contained goods to the total va.- elosed and wrestled until McLeod his of some thousands of dollars. threw him. John R. Sutherland then Though the building has been largely intern-reu. Neil sutherlemi then gutted it has not been totally de-

n stroyed, and for this result the Fire

stone in each hand, threw stones at Bflgude deserve the 8l`¢8f»€B¢ Cfedlf- lil him and nt Meheodm hither. 'ine emerging successful to such an ex-

tent from their long and desperate fight with the flames. It is little short of marvellous how they suc- ceeded not only in keeping the fire confined to the one building, but in

the standing gables of the roof with the great yawning gap in the centre where the flames wrought most de- struction, are testimony of the good fight put up by the firemen.

The fire, as stated before, seems to'

have started at thc south-western corner of the building, and yesterday n, Guardian representative learned from Mr. G. Auld that there was evidencc to show that it had origin- ated outside the building, but wheth- er it had'becn maliciously set, or had accidentally occurred. there was nothing to show.

'i‘hc grcnicr portion of the stock stored in the building at the time of thc fire was saved, thanks to the good cilorts of those civilians who so ‘bravely und willingly gave their ser- vices to this end. Stock, however, to the viiluc of bctwccu '$1,500 and $2,000 was destroyed, consisting prin- cipally of egg cases, about 4,000 in nuinbcr. Home sugar was also de- stroyed. The goods that were saved nlmost entirely comprised barrels of flour. the numbcr bcing 500. The va- lllc of thc stock rescued from the fliuncs is cstiinatrd at about $3,000. 'Phe goods :ill 'belonged to Messrs. Auld liros. Thnt, portion destroyed is not ii total loss, bowcvcr, as the stock was covered by insurance to the extent of $1,000. The building, which was the 'property of Messrs.

il,/\. Pickard & Co., wns also insured, _ I the iimount of the insurance on it, it _ is stated, bcing $1,000.

_ Among the goods 'that were stored

in the place and' thatcesesped de- struction were a number 'of gasoline engines owned by L. M. Trask, St.

D_ John, Three were stored at the end

of the building where the fire start-

__ ed, but appeared to have got oil n without damage through the flames n spreading upwards, and leaving the 5 lower storey of the place to work y their destruction on the roof.

ANDERSON CAPTURED

d .___ e sAsir.iLooN, July 14.-Alex An-

derson, wllo is charged with murder- ing his wife near Youngestown, and who attempted to commit suicide di- rectly aftcrwards, has been captured by the Mounted Police. Since he es- caped from the scene of the murder Anderson has been waiting in the hush and made a second attempt to kill himself with a lmife.

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VIN("F,’N'i` ASTOR GIVES

OUTING TO POOR CHILDREN

NEW YORK, July 14.-Vincent Ai-

'tor began to-day to spend some of his millions in helping the women and children oi the tenement districts to an outing. At his expense a steam- ,bont took 5,000 of the poor for a sail to Ilath Beach to-day under the di- rection of the Children‘s Aid Socletv for a luncheon and frolic at the sea- shore. It is the first of a series of outings which Mr. Astor plans to have throughout the summer.

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‘ZONING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC.

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this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

"Water takers in arrears are re-

mindcd that they are liablc to be

shut off without further notice.

320-7-17M2l.

“Come to the Presliytcrian Church

picnic at Bonshnw on Soturdny, July lflfh. Strnwbcrrics, ice cream, candy, coffee, siindwiclics, ctc., etc.. from 3 to fi o‘clor.k. 314-'I-17M2i.

"A Little Advlcol iluy Remingtonl todny--ns many ns you need. The best shift kcy Typewriter on the mar- ket. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. B.

280-'f-1GMill.

"HOTEL OPENER- York Pqifit

Hotel is open for the season. Any- one wishlng to communicate with Mr.

‘ White, the proprietor, by telephone

can be connected by the Cornwall ex- change. 200-7-11lA3wkl.

A "The Pownal Methodist Sunday

0 School picnic will take place on Ion-

812-7-17101.

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