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A Bad Pest
Hpel-iiil to 'I‘he Gllardinu.
\\'|.`\`NIl'l~}(}, .Iuly 22--l<liglit. i_lioi|s-
und nlore laborers are rci|uired on the tilunil Trulrk Pacific' construc- tion, uctrordiilg to (Iollingwooll Sril- ri'illcr. *
lnboi' is so scarce, lioivilver, that
.\lr_ :ii‘lireib;r says there is little pupil of gcttiiig men.
lliepoi-ts from Gretna state that
lilrrrli grasslioppci‘s, the most di-;~:- irlli~tivc pest ever known in tb;-_ .\`iii~thwcst, have made their ¢\|.-pc~:ir- inn-is in swarms within tht. pnsc few il,iy_~: and are attaclcilig the -flirili-ri ::tuii.
'_l`hi: gluisslioppers liavl. conic fiom
rip- llakotas and appeal lo he lieail- i-il north. _
SUPREME CUUHN
iii GEUHBETUWN
AI llii- r~‘.ii|iri-liii: (`ourt ill licorgc tnuii 'l'liili_<<li\_\' nioriliug liic clisi- iii hills iiiil .|. lloi'g.~i.li vs_ WillilinifS. _\lrl\.ii- was l'r.~:i|liicfl before Mr. Jus lii‘i~ l-`iil:gcl~alll and ll jury.
'I'|:i- i-asc \'.'u:= coliclililcil in i_h:‘ inor-
iiili; nod inc jury retllrneil ii vcrilici, liir lb. iii-i'i~uil: nt after it dclil.ii:ratioii of iiiiout hall an liollr.
'l’l:»- rs-xt jury case was then' called,
iliii iii' l’liristo;‘-her lietihbridge (low- lfnil :uri ol.hei's vs. Janics N. Mc- l’lii»t- :intl i'tlli'i's.
‘llii» liar; nn action broilght bv
i‘|irl=;ti.|illi-l' l,_ l‘oi\'lard and others ol i'Zu;:l.iiii| against .Iaiiles Mrl’hee, l'-ilrllll 1"- -\'l<I:\llla_V and llonnlil Mc- Iiilliiil, ol l.iit 40, l’. ll). I. 'l‘lie plain- tit‘.. ii.-:i.i~tl for- the c-jectmcllt of the iliuiiiilnliis from certuiii landsi in Lot -li., i.-_lurll tliif plaintiffs claim cliiillly b_\ iirliii- of i'cl‘lniil deeds tracing thi-_ l=‘i. lark to lilfil, and b-ccailsc of the _ ._ _ »ri;'lcrcssol‘ in title,' oni- .\lI`l'i~-l S. .\1iiiii-s,`caliie to the provin-\ t'~ ~.;io1~' tiiil`l.v ~'t».'er.~; ago mid _eiiyvi-"_ i-ii tiii~ lands, for _the purpose of tak. ii~‘_‘ l-i-.-_-i‘_~ itll. '|li» ii:-l'i~liil.iiiis claimeil the free-
li.-:il of lliv.-'c lands bv reason of the l._ii. 'lull they rxei°ciseil acts of own- iriiiiu ou the property in tlucstioli, by iii- riil-_i_iii;: and hauling away of \\-iiii.l_ iliie payment of taxes, &c, nut' tliiu till- lrlniiitiifs were barred from
i.i_.l-if-wi iii under the Htatllte of Lim- il_l l'ill`_ 'l`lli_-_ i- i.-se was procee-d`ed..with until a-
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BNNK Mlllllllill
Vsllrcinl to 'l`bo (lunrilian.
ii1oN'l‘naAi._ .lilly zz-li. ii. An. glis, llirector of the Bank of Montre- al, was elected I’residelit at R meet- ing of Directors in succession to the late Sir (leo. Drummond,
'l`l\0 Vacancy on the hoard was filled
by the appointment of Vincent iVIere~ ditii, Assistant flcliernl Manager.
Mliilflli ill Mill
IN EHNHlUlilillWN
H'|‘. .It>ll\', .lilly 21-At the final
iilrctilig of thi' lvlaritinic Medical. ns- sociation today, li. change wiis madl-_ in tho bye-law giivcriiiiig the place of in-c;_i_illl;. For the illlxt follr years the niretliig will be held alternately in Ht. Jollil and Halifax, beginning with the latter and the tlftli year in (`llai-- lottctowii. Dr. Archibald, of Montre- al, was present and extclitleil it wliriii
tion at thc ni-xf. si\usoli_
illlll IN Plllllllliilll
Uilaii`mous Vote
Special to 'l‘bi: tluarilinii.
l\llDl'.Il0liltNl<}, Australia, .luly 22--
Aftn' n powerful ilebate the I-louse of llepmsentatives unanimously adopted Mahon’s address to the King, seek- ing a modification of the Kiiig‘s de- claration, with an additional sen- tence approving of Premici' Asqliitli's proposed substitute for the existing declaration.
NN[lllNll MNN ~ SNUT IN THE lil
Special by 'l‘elcplione.
'I'It\'l).\i, .lilly 22-Whilc lllxteiiiiltiiiq
to insert. li, cartridge in a revolver here today l<`rank Mcliollald, nged foul-tern, suffered serious facial iii- juries hy the unexpected explosion of the cartridge.
Yoliilg Mi-_ilonald is the son of Neil
invitatioil for the iiiciiibers Lo inrct. “ml “.`l""" MCU""“m "I “""""n "ml is with our iuiiinilian lvlriliifal iii-,-is-iicin. Sl"‘"lluu: the >=\lmmer ut the lluuw ul
his uncle and nuilt, Angus and Mrs. Mcllonfild 'l‘r on
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- Yi‘st_erday lic tookup H l'evo|ver
aliil ii cnl‘triil;:e and lin; littcinptiiig
to pilvc the lnltlidgc in one of the i'lmlilbi~rs. After being ilisvrtcd part oi thi- wily it stuck and the young fellow trlcd to lianimer it in to its propel' position. An explosion fol- lowed and thc flying bits of the car-
’,m’\,||)|_,\.,.|,;‘ July zl_ _“,»mmm ww triilgi- strllrk hiiii on the face, one
ill thi' fnliiolls ull*-irgu of the lilght Ilrigndc nt. llll’n.‘\nl\'n, ri colonel in
tht: l'olish re\'i\llit_iou nnll ll liero oi
kthii civil°vi'iir, is dcnil at the home of
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l'.'l't‘l l ,til ~l.' ._M__\-.' " _ . _ [,;::m'"t(|)li;c:,ilJ;,_aW ml es I F (1 in the lo-is of t.lle sight in his right
ilol. Wilson never tired of tnlkiny'
the ciinrge of the Light l_li‘llzade. In is iiwli \\'orils` this famous' chnrgc
scrap hitting him between the ri lit
son, sol:iil~i~ of fol'l»iini_‘, al. thi- lroilf ‘_ I H ,__lU_ I I ' _ ' K
tyc auf ir iii( _,L ii tie nose.
Medical aid was immediately pro-
ivurrd und the' sl|il`ci'ri" is doing as well as can bc expecteil. It is thought l"<l\‘/<’\'l‘l‘. that the u"cidiiit may result
eye.
l\l Ir h
of the battle of llalaklavn, i-intl rel ‘HC "`ym`N'm y _is felt fm' Um
youu!! man as lie is exceptionally
:criitly glivc a grapliie_ tlesi‘_ription of H mlm_ ’ ,` I __ \
ill nu las leer. especially pronlilii>nt in his stliilics nl. college.
was as follows: , , 7 Y"',"""" `
“It was a.pitcli dark night on the
It was my horse that gave the first
warning for he evidently saw or
I I( 'l`llltl‘lh`t.,ll.ll*J (l'llll‘}M()NY
24th of Uctoller, land l was one of ilu' l*}NA(l'l‘l'1l) IN LUNIIUN oiitposts stntioliiiil nt what was nf-
I,f)‘Nl)()N, .lilly :ll--~'l'lie pictlircsi|ili-_
i ceremony nttelidalit upi n the acces-
f""' the muvumcnt “N me '"“`_“lY' Wh" sion of`l{ilrg George, was rc-enacted
were slowly advancing. Raising my t,,,my when tm, varium, nmwm of 'urllinc, l fired into the ilarkliess and mms l,,.,,c1,mnc,i his majestyis p\ea8_ f“1l"“'m3 my “mrm the Carbine” ‘lf ure that the coroiiation of the kin Nh” "tm" were 'u"`°hR"g°d' and queen take place in June 1011!: .. , _ _ _ . i We “H "Mk "po" the ’°g""B“t» on a day to be later iletcrniiiieil _
which prepared for action, but the actual battle did not begin until li
ini," ,L30 l,T_m_ and “L Bentley wa. _,UV m0I`lIl|li-f-
~lf‘li'.'i:»iig his closing address to thi Jllrl' iiliiin (‘ourt iiiljourned till Fri 'iH_‘- liliiuiiig nt ll) o'clt;ck. `
'lui i.iiin'ii: of t‘ollrt \:=_stcrila;
ll>l>l'l-iz" tlw rn:-'i~ was coliclnded and lliv .ii rrtireii and latenrctllrned \\il_ .~ '.=:.licli for the plnilitiffs after :i iii-...i i;.;ti\'el'y sliiirt. absence.
‘II3 li. .let for plaiiitllls, t‘_ ll. Mc-
liiil .ii and W. lf). licntlcy for de l`iiiil_.nl_»;_ l l'iii_ liviiiy, the last case onl the
ll‘~‘|-='l_\'.ii.i't. was niljollrucd sine die.
ilu .~'iu~:ll 'ro lln,\'rH
IN Al`dHEIlS'I‘ FOUNDRY
|l.\l.ll"AX, N. S., July Ill-l‘1ilward‘ ||llf'_"-<. on employe in tim rolling de- lla iii;i~:iL of the lianadr. Var Com- li.-.i:_~.' in Anilirrst, met with an avifu' il.-».iii this evening. He was the cn- " 'i rr i ii the niglir. shift. while oilin lil" -’i»-lpling boxes of the rollers lic `|\‘ll~-I und fell between the heavy i>il§.i-_ iiiie arm and shoulder were l"l1_»'llu|ly mivngled and i-.nc leg bro-I liiil :lril i'r|i~ilicd_ _
ll uzia some time brf/ire the rli-
:iii_i,» i-.»:ii-rl be stopped to l'rinovi'-_ the l'l‘|>:i:'-»iii»il rnlin. He died soon nftcr- i-._-ir-l _ Hc was a iiativr of liivci' "|“l'l'. but. had been livnlg in Ain- li~~..l for sonic years.
lll']\l\` .\llI'l`|<l ALliEGl']l) INVICNDI-
A.l{Y.
\'-i\'\`|I'l-lil, .luly 2|---Tlic I‘rovlncl- fll i‘i~li.~i' i\_\'pi~rl to prove guilt in thc' iii »- of .i diuif lrillte l.oy_ aged tllir-_ li ii., ri-vrlllly nrl'estcd and coniniittcil ti-r triiil on ii cliarge oi illiii-iiiilai-i.-till i'l '§niili. Illan. Six hoinci-l of se'ti.let‘s‘ \\.ii- il -.sti'ii\'i-il,
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|'|>\'.`l<`l'. l‘fli4i*"IlllLl"l‘IEH
ill~` NOVA S(fU'I‘IA IUVFNIS.
ii \i.il-'_\.\', .lilly el--'riii-. rilylili
<~nii.ii.-'_ ioil oil tel-llnicnl educetloil ‘l"'l. in i,ili~.i~iibnrg auil lIriilgi\\vutei~ lolnr 'l`lir- chief i=vidiln‘i\_ ronccinonl! 'l-lllluf. brat. building and liimlicrillk. 'l`. Ji. \'ii'ol said Nova t~lcotln'S Fil" rrs roulil dcvrlo 300 000 horsepower
enemy attackeil the first reiioubts of the Turks iii the valley of lintleko and captured them one after nil oth- zr, follr in ull. 'I‘llen we ':lilirgietl the
inavy brigade, ill wliicll my regiment GALLEY FIRE; DE’\D'|
-Jas. and the Higlllanil luigailo. The llllssians were repulsed and fell back.
“After the charge of Lord (facili-
lnn, the cuiiimiander of the Light
-3rig~uile, sent for me ond appointed
ne orderly. The fighting was thick hen al_\_lllt one of t_he ragitiircil re- ‘oubts. Pretty ieoontlapt. Nolan, lord Itugl-anis aide-llc-ciiiiip, came .earing nip tothe Earl of Lucan, who vnsili charge of the cavalry. "Nolan was suppnseil to oe an ex- lcrt and had told Lord Raglali that ,he redollbt coiilil be retakcii and Lord Raglan, believing him, t-old Lord Luean the charge slioulil be made.ln spite of the advice of I.<ni~d (_‘al"digan, who knew lii=_l,toi. 'File Liglht Brigade was made up of'the 5th niid llth Hussars and the l7tli Iiiuicers. r
1 "Then the order was given and in-
t.o that hell we went, Lold (ialdiglin at the head and me as his orderly close bi.~lilnd. All-il ir bravur mlm than Lord Caiiiligaii never trod the lrirtli. l<2\'i§i‘ytllilig was sniolfi.-_ null flames and nicn were falling about.. F suw rod, the lust. of the fight wil-4 in mr, and I knew little until it was ovcr and I came back bleeding froiii li doz- en wounds and my horse ilyillg liiider nie "
Gl.Al~lS W(lRI{l<`.ltS WAN'l` RAISIC ,.__..- 'l‘i)I.l'7Il(), .Illly 2l~A coniniittce of the Anicriraii Flint (llnss Workers llnioirwili lneet with the manufactur- crs at Atlantic (‘lty at e, joint con- ference this week anil ask for an in- crease of tr-ll per cent. _in wagers.
GEIIMAN l_l.»\Nli GAINS (‘-ASH7
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nl<:lu.iN, July zl-'rm-_ weekly snr t_l.urnt of the imperial liank of tfcr- nmnv shows an ilicrease of 54.3‘ll».0ll‘l
i;ol,li l~"ou solvri-i AMl~1ltl<‘A
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lluil l.i\'cr]lnol river alone 50,00‘|.
the liaiik of England today for slllll'
t H th America. In the Crown Nest Pass the fires
lllinnl-d's Llnlmont Cures I)andr\lif_ 'ment o oil
__ _ nm still burning and much valuable
Sir Alfred Scott-Gritty, garter kinlr
of arms, mouuteii the coloniiaiic of tlie-l<‘l'i4diay court in l~l‘t_~-Jiamcs "al- uci: and read ilic royal proclainatioil.
I‘llT 1(l-Ili(JSlC.\lE UN 'l`-IIIC
(l'l"l`AWA, July 21-i\Irs. tl, Lafou-
taine, of Gilt-i‘ilen.li Point, cook on the ottawa river steiinivrr llocklend, died in the hospital -here this morning as H result of being horribly liilrned yes- terday afternoon throwing keioseiie oil pt firr. in the galley stove,
'I`hc flames burst oilt suddenly mid
set. lire to the woiiinli's e!;~tliiiig.
IIREICCH BLEW HUT,
MANY W‘l<}lil<1 KILLi~1l`>
I-IAM1"l‘()~N, Va., Jllly 21---llligiit ol'
iiilie artillrrymcn were instantly kill- ed aiiil a illlmber injured at I~`ori_ Monroe in tnrgi.-t. practice early to- day, Details have not `nceii received.
WASHINGTON, July 21--A report
has reached the War Dcpnl't;iiielit that Sergeant Hans and ten enlisted men were killed in the arciilent at Fort Monroe.
Further unofficial reports are that
(lm agjciilplit ni' Foiff. Mfirlroll took |iliuri~ iii the lllsciilisscy battery and wus caused by the blowing out of li lireccli block.
SITHHEX ’I‘ES"I‘S FIRE
FIGHTING FiQ'lll'i\iENT_
HUSSEX, N. I3., July Z1-llecaiuie
of the recent fire scourge in (‘i=mp- bellton (Thief Ilnly, of the Sussex fire department, gave fr demonstration of i'lie‘ei,|llipmeilt licrc before the town council n-f-.ar thr. railway crossinlr 'Cir night. He linil 1,300 feet of hose strctclic-Ll an-d six po\vci'f:ll strcnms of water were found to he most. sat-
“'"“' """"“""‘“ isfactory_ 'l‘he pressure was ilcnr the
R2 pound mark.
'I‘Ill~I WORST IS OVER y
l~l’I`lLli SOME DAN(Il~1ll_
innrks in cash on hnnd. NIGLSHN, Jllly 22-The forest fires
.._--_---»-»------- _nm still bnrniiig, but the fighters are
gninlng the llpper hand, and it is Iiclieveil that thc worst is over, ex-
l.(lNl)ilN, July 21---Bullion nnlount- mot. ill Salldnn, which is in grave
ing to .£5,000 was witliilr-awn from (imiger and may be wiped out fit
any moment,
""”"""’-"`~'~‘”-‘~‘-‘-‘~'-'-"'-`~‘~'f'-‘-"""""""`"""""""""""" "W ' ` W timber has been consumed.
li/\u.wAv Ailcinninr _ _ AT PRESQUE IHI'4|"», ME
--4-"”“*‘“‘”' PRESQUE Isllillll Mg., July 22-I
_ One man was i ei an n man ani
, " .~ ~ _-_ il le t l i thi town hall. ills sub- liy were terribly inlurcd when a
i,,N,¥,.\,,F.'-m 00L'||Julyt21wh`Nl:ilNhll|i:sd:i>vMN}e?:t"\‘;:u ‘I'\Bactlei'ia”. I-lc first. trent.eil naawaggfln was struck by the (inn- ‘ ""‘“ "“““ "““ ' ii the lncrmsv will/‘l‘““' il' Pacific train at the nlslie sc.
liIm~li.=| tl 250 ~li, the work nfl of the grow' . '___ _ ' a lan
'llc Nllninifr i~1clioo'lm|‘;loes merrily on. | tructlon of bacteria \\¢l0 _‘1'~""'r‘\&$f crossing Y9H¢eTllBY~ l‘n tl \‘ » I Monday the.aud the ennditlonsfthat ware ron ----~--_-_- `
IP n telnoon o i i
che to their multiplication. and BNF"
ii..iiiiiy elim imiiei- the direct vu el ' Kp q _ . fi which they ci-llciioo Man xr.. U" wouc' Vmited Wim CM' R0ck'Nthe Cnndmltimli 'e`l|2 Ellosely exlilaln- ' --~ °
lllc vnrlcty of plants in the vicinity ii-.ui lxrent, many uf them were new l'l a niayority of the C\B=~lPl~ ‘lull of the great. benefits of the llilniiicr School ls, 'that the members hi-rniiic acqiii'\'lnl.¢»d`, fr°l“ P°“'°“°‘ i»li~it~i~vatlon, with the flora and the lllllln of the dliftaront sections of U12 .liiili~it1n.o l’rov§n~.oll. ` ‘ln ‘iuiesilay cviinlng Iifr. Ili-\V~»ll\‘
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would not Vi' W _
ed. _ Yeiitciwlay :eve the Sfllmll lt" 5'"
rainy dey li'{¢{(| work had to be nb- .
i fi, t the zealoul-l students
NlrI;(rlimr'ili»t till be deterred ln their plir~
f k it-rig* All the nft-irnoon
gh; class rooms were llllrd wi ll i- denh, |,.,_q||y pimnyml ln lnlioriitory work.
CHICAGO, July 22-( Sueriiil. 1--
Ml||nril’s l.i|ilflil'|li hir mile cverywficr
Iuly Wheat 1005 september Wheat 107i
July (`mn ...... 63
_ _ _ _ _ Sent mber Corn il ““‘° " ""“ ‘ ui ii ,iiilye Pork s2l.iis
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Arc Being Honored
Sliecinl lo 'l`lle llnarilinll.
l.i)Nl)liN, July 22-l°`o:irtcrii Boy
Scnlits sail for ('-nnaila July 20th
A body of free trade _members of
Parliament will also spend their lioli. days lil Canada.
'l"lie Canadian teachers visited
Winllso`r, inspected the Castle, were entertaiiied to lunch by the Mayor and afterwards visited Eaton.
Slillil MUNING
NEHY llllllili
Slicriul to 'l‘hr (lunrilian.
l\l(lN'l‘ltl~Il\l., .lilly 22--All is lluiel.
here in regard til the strike.
More trains are moving ilow linil
freight is getting well llndel' way.
There have been ilo clashes between
the mcn and .the company and no break in either ranks.
A (}ltl‘}/\'l‘ STRIKE
()N l3lll'l‘lSl~l lilNl‘}
l.t)f\`llllN, Jlily 21-A strike that
tlireutcns to reacli serious dimensions lins broken out among the‘empl'oyccs of the Nol_~tlieastcrn Railroad. Traf- fic is disorganized. It was estimated lust night that between eight thou- sand and ten thousand men hail goilc oil strike. -
No notice of the intention to strike
appears to have been givcli by the nirn, wiio declare that thc strill» is' in |li'oi_i»=z-li. against the generally `ty_ ranuical methods of the oflicinls.
HA WN l)E(‘l.AIll‘]D l~ll.l'lilll)l‘l.
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(‘Hl(?A(ll), Jlily 21-Detectives whoi
exailiincd tlie scene of the death of Mr. llawu, supposed to have been shot by aburglar, report it is their oliliiirii hi- shot liinisclf_ They base t.lieii‘ belief oil the fact that his niglltciolhing and liodv were burned, sliowiiig that the rtzviilvcr must have been held close to hinl. `
"Ira G. Ilawn committed suicide
and the (lllicago police will drop thc investigation anil the i~aearch`for the supposed lnlll‘dcrer," said I-leriiian Scliuattler, acting chief of police, to- day.
(7li(l'I‘l-lleIh’, (‘.lIFl<`»I.lNKS
ANI) WA'I`(‘i}l S'l‘(lLl<IN
Wtltilll~‘.'I‘o(Il{, Jilly 2i`-“ll-Iiirry
lirivis, a young.Eiiglisliiiiiiu, was nr- rcstcil today on a charge of stealing fi, suit of clothe§,"`a set of cud-links and a silver watch from his. employ- cr, Tlioinas Craft. Lewis was brought before' Hitting Ma_gi:-ltr¢Li~te Holyoke this ilftcrnuoll, and was sent up for trial. `
He selected to be tried by the
speedy trials nrt, mid will go beforv Judge Carleton on Satlirdny niorn- in-g.
Slll WILl"l`lII) IN _
MELVILLE; HAH
ONE DAY (JF lll‘Jl~l'l`.
’l'illloN'l'(), July Z1-Hir Wiffriil
Lani-ier an-il party arrived lit Melville (Sask.), this morning, an-il the pre- mier ls enjoying the first ilay's rest of his tour. _
'I‘liis town is the surprise of the
west. If. fins n population of 2,000 with banks. hotels, churches and all ncrcssoi'ies of a thriving town, and two years ago the spot where it stands was li lvildel-iiess.
WAR VliS.\`El_.S 'I‘t) ISIC lilI!l.'l`.
iJT'l`AWA, July 22-The _‘.'..r‘.i-.l lii--
partnient here has issued lu-.'li_lil_ii-lic tn Caiiadiaii mid Hriiisli shlpiilildcrs to consider the questioii of foiistrlle- ting the vessels of the t'aiaili.~in Navy iii ('anaila,-the ships to be built uccoriliiig to the plnns of the llrltisli Admiralty, whith are secrets.
owing to the Iilisli-liagot treaty
preventing the eonstrlletliiii of war vessels oil the lakes, sliipbliililurs lot-.nlell there will he unable to bil except on the condition of establish ing brancli ` plants for roiistlwilzti in purposes at some Point on the Ht. Luwrener, bclow the international bolinilry line or ill the Mx\rii.lm'_\ Proviilces.
nil; ris_H_iil~:Poiu
' .lilly 22, 1010.
AI.lll'}liT()N-llnkc fair. cod u_ud
mlickcrel scarce.
Mll\1lNl'iGArlH-firanie ns Alllerloll_
Sf-IOWERY.
Sneclal to The Guardian.
T(_lRfiN'I‘l), July 23-Solltliwestcrll' to westerly winds, showers, followed by clearing.
The length of today will he four
teen hours and fifty-five minutes. .The temperature at three _o clock .this morning was fll¢Y'flV¢ d¢R\`°°5
above zero. ’l`he tide will be high this mornin!
at 10.56 and tomorrow morning A 11.46. The sun sets this evenlllll M- 7~36
and rises tomorrow morning at 4.37. The m n rises this evening at 8.57
yesterd was sixty-two above zero
recorded the pri~\'ioi:s'nlght_ was dix- ty-i no above.
h‘l li t. 't - ~
ggee t:l?t||%=i-5“¢w:_s Ygmwert H||(»,,'b,,m g|~(\|¢Q_ 7--23d3ip(l. ' ' ' Would not have said those words that1|
Hlircial to 'l‘hi- (luardian.
l\i(_iN'I‘ll'l~}Al., .lilly 22--ln order to
bring the Colonial (lfiicc into closer t-ouch with the (‘olonles, H. W. Just,
connected with that office arrived to day on the Empress of Britain.
Hc will go through Canada from
a careful study ofconditlons.
_ Hill |iliUilNll]
G. Tayilor, Jollepli Mcllac fireman, Joseph Burke, second cook; Louis
they proceeded tnVCliarlottetow'n oil
and proceeded to their homes in teilelii-.i:. 'Phe boys who arrived in the city last evening complained of the sleeping accoinnioilations provided for them on their passage <froni Gas- pe to this city, saying they were not provided with the necessary bedding,
Speaking of the striilidilig of their
vessel the boys said that' on Monday morning last about eight o'elock wlllle coasting about a mile off shore in clear weather they grounded on it silnkcn rccf between two islands. For two days no water wus shipped bill. the ship listed later arid took in' wa- ter, filling engine room and titnkc holds, (lu a breeze springing up shi-_ begilli to piuinil and loosened up her hull, through which writer was freely admitted, _
Iii the nltcrniioii of 'l‘lliirsday last
they abniitloneil the ship, on wliicli they had been living as usual after the accident, nnil took up iqual‘tcrs a- shore.
Since the boys lefi. the aeclic the
Giilnare has been sllcccssflllly floated and 'bcnivlied as pi'e\'ioiuily reported in these columns. -
UNDFIINSTA NDING ARRIVETI AT
Mf>N'l‘Rl1`iAL, J_uly 22-As the rc-
slllt of repeated confcreiiccs, extend- ing over several weeks, a definite ag- reement has been reached between (I. P. ll‘. (‘onlpany and its condlictors nntl trainmen, and all possibility that the men will follow the example 'nf the Grand Trunk men and go ou strike is iloiv removed,
’l’l-lliIlJl'} l)IloWNl:}U
NEAR MoN'l`ltI‘IAL:
t~lHII~"l`Ell IN l}i‘iA'[‘
M(liN'f`Ill'I/il., July 21~'I‘lirce men
were drowned at a picnic of the Mon- treal Light, I-lent Ai. Power Company, this afternoon, nt Maple Grove. Four were in a boat and it capsized through the incn changing positions.
One of them, Higgins, was rescu-cd.
'I"he other three, Dugan, Perron, and Pcliidcau, all employees of the com- pany, disuppearcii before help could be got to them. -
l_ll.(iW 1l`It(il\’l IlAI.li
MAKES l"LA\’l5ll |\l`»‘i\'lfl
i`ULllMUl_ll~l, Ohio, July 21 ~-“J'l1i\-
mv" tl'Iiourke, third linsoiilllll ul Ulf! (‘.olulubus American Arsticintiiiii nine who was hit in the head yestewlav bv a pitched ball by"Vi‘ncgnr" Hill Ms- sick, of the Knilsas City nine, ls still spccclllcss lit Grant Hiispital. (Vltourkc dropped like n log when hr was hit and the blow paralyzed his vocal cliords.
MAIL ()RI)l'IR HOIISE FAILS
KANSAS CITY, .Iul_v 21 ~Rccciverll
for thc .limi-.~i llrotlicrs Mrrcliutlle (‘oiiilmily, n nuiil order liiiuse, have
is stated to be friendly to protect crcilitors.
i<l().\'h‘ UI" l*lN(iliAND UN Tllllll
l.t)Nll(lN, July 2l~’l`he Sona of
H()N. MR. UIIIVER A'l‘ IIAWSON
VANt‘_tlfIVER. f.l.(_Z., July 21--Hou.
(libsiii '1‘.=iylol' son of (laptaili 'l`. ,
Al t'I‘oo inte for 0laasli‘lcnt.lon.i
R'\')3(\_ 7' -23dtf.
ed bv leaving with Guo. Kel y,
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°‘ il iliiiili iiiili
Special io 'l`hi‘ (funrdinn_
Hl<}l.l‘.l"VIl.I.I<] 'July 22-As thc ri~-
Nonc of the senior Under Secretaries ,mit of A rim h'c,.c HIM., tm. ,,,-I-,mi
of the train from 'Ioroilto, two men are in a critical condition.
Both men left the train on its ar-
the ‘Atlantic U’ the Pacmc and "mkc rival and were eros:-ing from the Zta-'
tion to the street, when abt.-ut n hundred men who had :ri-ri in 'iiding
| .. art upon them and beat thcni terri- lily.
._ l - _ .'_‘ *‘_"-"_”°-*-
iiiills iiliiiiil ,wls il Pills
VliIltNI'}'l` I.l‘.S-IIAINES, l"riiiii~e,
July 21-The police have l'eceiv;¢il
inn, seamen; a o e :li nurc, . ._ ' ,Z ~_” ~» 1t;‘°..‘“‘-'lfNMPMlNNNUN on the Cascapedia' i to slclfcral 0 peylshils who sawh
They left the vcssd on ""a,t“r9a.V stranger who stopped at a hotcl` last and “ere conveyed by the I _(1. h r I ,gl (I [WN ,__ U _ S. I‘rinccss to Gal-ipe from which port 0 c “_” y ` ‘H ny m" "mu H'
name of Henry Talbot.
In every instance those iv-ho saw
the Viiscapeilia. Two other seamen the m_%c"_ h'_ \ [_v`,',h L H
lroin the Gnlnare lllso felt the slllp|wn*. ayfsolntply (nfl nilohlii *in
l v
minds that (frippeii nilil 'l`al\iot. wi-ri-_ iilmticnl.
HNM UNH Hll
l\icQlial'i'ic‘s irossing' this evening, when n train car was hit by t.hc lliinl compaiiy's engine, The 1\<'.eiileilt_ hap- pened oii the ten o‘clock tram from Whitney Pier. The iiiotornian lost control of the car coming down n grade to the transfer crossing, and the car hit thc l`oal i-ompany's rails before it was stopped. l’nssen-gl-.i`r. niade_n llurried_cxit and a few sec- onds later the coal train of about eighty cars, cnliin along aiiil.crasli- ilig into the car, smashed it ilito u thollsanil pii:i'es_ The tireiiinn null cn gincer of the coal train junipcd after llllfllyinig the hrakts, mid it is re ported that the engineer had his nrm broken. ' Y
The crossing has been a source of
‘danger for a long time, about tcn
liven having lieeiiylosl. there. Only yesterilay the citizciis votcil .$10,000
for a subwny their.
(llllliildlirl All'IlI(`i (‘i-l"ll(`Yl.Yl'}
' , IN AN A[l’I`(l!VllllllLl1`._
Oscar 'l`. Tainm, it wcaltliy niitivr of i-lf. Lou-is, crosscil the Artic circle oil July 2. I-lc has written to his freinds here of the ucilifvcmc-nt of wliirli hc is very proud.,
'_l‘liii~i is the second attempt. 'l`ainin
has made to cuter the ilifl'lcl'lt ti-rri tory with his motor car. Ile has' kept H diary of liappcnings inciilcii! to his tour, which promisifs filtcrest ing rcaiding for lils friends and post- erity. On April 30 he -:filled froiii New York to Paris, where he keeps nt all times an automobile in readl- ncss, lluriiig the running l.imi~ his i-ipei~donlcter registcreil nn nvcragcof lT5 miles for each day.
Hli1(‘ll>l‘} NOW IS
l'i)l.li‘l<i 'l`Hl~`.tlllY.
(7l'lI(‘A(l0, .lilly ill--lrn ll. ltawii,
preslilcnt of the <'llil-ago, liiiliannpi lis & Louisville railroad [tile i\Ioni»n route), died of a bullet. wound at his summer icsiilciicc lu Winlietaku, fifteen miles north of ('hii-ago, early today. l\'lenibr-rs of his family say he was killed by it burglar. 'l‘hc police are working on a tht-iiry that he kill- ed himself. As a basis for their sill ciilc theory, the police say that Mr. I’._a\\'n was operating \'irf~-plcsiilcnt of the illinois (Tentrai railroad at the
been appointed bv the l~`rdernl court... Mme f,.m,,|,,|c,,L um ,_,,,m,_ mnu.m,LS Liabilities-i nnil the assets are each wc,-(. PM ¢_hm,,gh_ nm; gint rc(-entry l>|flCL’ll lit Wouimn- The \""’°‘V*"r”Ml’ he has been drawn into the Illinois
Central graft. illvcstilrntion us _ chief wltiless.
'l`llRl~1l<} MICN DlliJWNEl>
---A'l` A l’li`Nli‘.
England i-.xciirsion partv finished MONTIHQAI _,ulv.,_.,_‘Th,_,,,, men
:. . --
their Loiidon visit todnv, lrnving to- wcrc ,lmwnml M a wmv, nf uw M,.,n_ "“"r"w mr I"'""i"Cm] dum' trclfl ‘Power (‘o|nlmnY ni Mable
(Stove, yi-sti-riliiy. l<`our \\'i‘l‘r‘. in li
inet anil it cnpni1.r,il through thi- men elialiging poi»iitions_ _
H\`l)NEY, July 2| Whlii rxiiilr iirar lNii\.'l'. Scotia _ . .
being a fatal acifiileill. orcilrri=il‘ nt. j(`rowu _ . . _ . . . . .. .
. i
H'l`. Lillllti, .lilly 21-'1`lieiii\'asioiiN - .
of the Arffir circle by the a I-iiiiil-,§'?l‘]""(‘;`."I '|_t'fn'l_'l ' bile is at lust. nn. established fact. ' Mx U H ‘ ' ' ' '
Look Elsewhere
Special to 'l`he tlunrdinn.
l.oNlNlN, .lilly 22---in the Commr-ns
today llnlfour took thc last oppor- tunity before tlicncxt Imperial l_'c»ii- fcrencc to raise thi- question of lin- perilll Preference.
Ile urged that the result of Can.
ada’s treaties with France, iii.-i-litany find thi' lfnitcd States had been a dinlinlltiiin in the preferential advan- tages to Britain. '
It was ilultc certain he said, that
the great liominions whicn had rn- tered upon this course of iiidepriid- ent fiscal livgiitiations could not, in the lorcc of circlimstaneel-l stop where they were.
'l‘lie process was just beginnlng._
"I`hcy mllnt go on.
Uiriitinliing hc madi- A stron; appeal
tllat thc policy of |li‘efer»:nce should b'_-come thc policy of nil l~`ritil'li statcsiiien, insti'-nil of the policy of only one party.
` iiill LUSSES
l >llr\l.|l"/\T\'h July ill- 'l`hr eoiiipfete ,los_.--' .ly iiiillrailri- couillniiiies at Camp- llirllton is $1,-ll7_400. 'l`hil~i is \llVided 'liliionlt lifty-tlircc ronipanica as (ol lows
IT . .ltnyiiririiiiil oiwcii _, _ $240,000 ; Elinrtfiiril . . . , _ . . . . . .
'kilns _ .‘_ _ _
107,000 38,000
,N Y. lliiili~|'wi|tei‘s _ _ _ ._ 27,000 l|.i\'rr|.oiil, a|li|`liolilloil and
i'lliibi\ _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ .._ 00,000
37,500 8,500 10,000 5,800 4,000 4.000 31.100 54,400 5,500 4.750 2l,00o 525,000 13,000 18,600 10,500 10,500 56,000 54,000 0.000
lliiniiiliski _ _ _ ._ _
iYorkshlri» . . . _ _ .. . . _ . Illicliilioiiii and l_lruliili_loiid . ll‘n<‘itit- Const. _ _ _ _ .
`Nortlli‘rli , _ . . _ . _ . llnion _ _ . ._ ,_ _ ..._ ‘Low llnion null flock _ . l<}1|llif,y . _ . '_ _ _ . . . .. .
|I’llorliix of |.oii¥ion . .
,Norwii-ll Iiniiill _ _ ._ .
‘Ilochcsti r iicrinnii _ _
.Gi-rinan .i’\iiil-i'ii'uri _ _ _ |i‘_oniniei'rinl l`liion . _ _ ?t‘niiailiaii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ Western _ . _ _ . . , _ _._._ . ,,_ liulnbcr Mlitllnl, Nf Y. . . . North Aiiii~.i'if'n _ _ ._ _ _Scottish linioyi mid Nation-
Si._ l'.<iu| _ _ . _ _ . . . .
llrilisli Amt-riijll _ . .
(lcniu-al _ . _ . . _ . . ._ . Qllellec _ _ . _ _ . _ _ . ,_ _
|Hoverrigil _ _ _ . . . _
ilioiil~`liion _ _ , , . _ . . . .
NN-atiolial of lliirtforil .
i’al.gary _ _ . _ _ . . . .__
Wrstrrii (`niinilli _ . . _ .. .
l'/,.f.oo 17,000 30,000 16,600 17,750 ?_flf\f\ 8,300 75i,uu0 3,000
500
2,260 21,000 85,000 2,400 21,000
I-liilirdinil . . . . . _ .‘. ... l:s‘pl'iiig|ii=|d _ _ . _ : , . . . ll~lun....._......... ‘North llritisb und l\li\rcnn N tiie _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . .._ `Manitob1i . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ . .
Loildoii Assilrnilri- _ .
Loiiiloil and Lau' , 1,500 Fiilclity-I-’lloenix _ _ 2,500 ‘ 11"--iiur-t:t.ielit. ._ _ _ 3,008 Acadia _ _ . . . _. . . 35,000 Anglo-Aliicrlcaii . . . . . - . 25,000 'llncario . _ .. . . . . . . . .. . 40,000 Loniloii Mlitllal _ 15,000 fir-ridriitnl _ _ 2,000 Aetiln . _ . . _ . . . 10,750 ,Atlliiltic .\‘lui,lliil _ . . 2,500 (`alcili»ilinn . _ . . . . . . .. . 25,000
Total . . _ _ _ , _ _._._.$1,417',400
00,000 10,000 1l,l'»0o
‘l‘l-IILIJ |}liIl.\`lCI) WHILE
l’liA\'lNG WITH MAT(/'H153
.\"l`. .ltlHN, .lilly Zi--Playing with nini.rlies alone in n roo'm at her homer fl t‘lai'i-lice striief, little Annie Davis, agi-ii three _venrs, was scririili-ily, if not fatally, nurnifil today. Hur nlotli- cr's agoliizcd sel'ci\iiis, when she dis- co\'i~rcd her baby In a flaming heap ,ou the floor, were li-1-iiril by Jniiirs Stewart, :init <-oniilig'to thc resrim thc latter hail his blinds hnrllv burilcil_ 'l`lir little girl lies iii the hospital in n serious roiiililion.
Illti 'l`I.\llll'}lt [)I~}Al»
l.\' I\'l<)\Vi~‘lli'Nl)l.ANI1.
’l‘tl1loi\"l`(l, July 31-It is rumored
(lim, ,iii iixti-iisive stile col-i-rillg some 13,204,000 arros of tinibl-r and pulp' wooil lands in Newfolinilland, has been made by Henry I. l`\'ow0, a. lm,,|,p|-mm. of that i-olony. tn ,, wrll knfiwli mine owner iiltl-ivfstril in ‘Un- tario's northern iniiirral fields.
Mlna.ril'n Liniiiirnt cure Burns. etc.
I-‘rank Oliver. Milllutvl' of till' lnfff-
lor. has reached Dawson on the R000
niiilc tour of Northern (`.-anadn. _ I w
§ff1\_<!=_f\;¢_<l__£él_Ysr!‘Sel_9“l# . --~~-~ it
-37;-;_~-_-:~~~----~_._.-:-;fv:;4;fI-If- By Delilah ("_ (‘lclucnt_
1{()W H()A’l`f~l to hire. J. F. Worth,
' Plant Line Wharf. 7-Zrllniliil. 'if I had known your t-_vos would lurn H"
'|y‘0UND, fountain pen. Apolv _ 193 away I weymmlth st' 7_22d‘“' _ l"'rom smiling into niinr. lllllt ‘l~H-
"\_'AN'l"EI), apprentice for foundry. |,,,,,,__ -|~|, ` . -APPIY B|”“C° 5t*"“'”"' °' 9°- Hliould stand bf-nlilc your silent form
t _ ' _ '{'-23‘m- _ _ today. of
\'A'N'l'\ED, girl for housework. I iihoulil linvc bccli more tenlir~_r,had
\ Good Wages. 112 North River I known.
UST fm 21st at Hourls, watch l could not bear the silent waters
The looskl temperature recorded luilnd' chain locket attached with creep ,
I ‘. K. he N. K. Fi der reward- Close to your feet, or I (you knew
lilinas o ri I m nv dem?) I
made you weep
‘m,m,.,|-,, |,|||lm¢-nt luuievoe Nollralpq Nor left unsald the words you long-
s _-.W . __ -V ».-
rd to hear.
many yearn I saw vou in your
place, _ never dreamed that you could
steal away~
nt I should lose the riira and gen- tle grace _ _ your sweet presence in m`~y life some day.
l'I‘lic word unspoki-ii, kindness left ul-
flour,
'Phcl-lc rise in tears of vain regret
today. ‘
knew your worth and Imed you,
gentle onc-
Wnulrl I had told you ere you what
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