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Body Found ln the C. P. il-

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The Remians were those of Dtfniel Darrach-'Tho .Awful Death

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Tile roiiovpig trolrthe Wl1n\lpes,`,Fw@ Preis refers to Dante) D. Dermot: whose funeral _t00k Dil” '_fr““d*Y W 9lYd’ River Cemetery: ` The body of a men, mangled simoet be-

ymri reconnitlon, was iourd on the O. P. R. tracks last evening by two b_~ys,

who reported their gruesome d so ivory..

to A. Bui-nf, a switch fremen; The b ys , told tue edit-iai shortly atur eight q'r~\ook, but ss he thought that theylgreie for ling him he made no inves igatinii sr. tm- tiuie. On towards midnliuht re hld occasion to po to the truck indicated by the boys, and was there reminded of the

\-eport by finding the body of a man, the loins every bone was crushed.

horribly cut up, under the wheels of three fiat cars loaded with scrap iron. Tha police were notiiied, and Constable Samson was sent to the spot. The body bore no marks that would lead to iden- tiiication, nor the manner in which he came to his death. From the evidences discovered, he' had been walking on the track and was knocked down by the dat cars, run over. several times 'ami dragged about thirty yards. ,The wheels ofthe cars were stained.; witli‘ blood ‘and parti- cit-.~i of rlesii, and the ties also bore evi- dences ofthe tragedy. ‘The body was removed, on order of. the coroner, to Gnrdiner's undertaking rooms, where the clothing wa~ searched by the police. The victim was 11 young man about twenty cr twenty-five years of age, clean shaven, long bmsn hair, dressed in 11 dark grey stripped suit, black socks and low sliocs. There was nothing to show who he nas, as the only initini ¢n his clothing was a “J” worked in silk on a black necktle. In his pockets werl the cards of Alexander Boss, gent`s fum shlng Winiiipea: D. W. Ross, Asliinout, Mass.. U. S. A., while on the back of a Maser- chusetts physioig\n's bill was the'name Daniel Darracfv, New Dorchester, Mass. A pocket took bore the name Nell Dnrracli,li82 Notre Dame a\enue, Winni- peg. The city directory uives two such names at the same' address. Both are carpenters. _ ' _

The body was terribly mangled. The

vrlicels had passed over thc trunk of the hody twice lniiictlng I Ao cuts which almost severed it. in searching the cloth- lnlr pants off the lungs rnp.ed through the pashes, wh le the bones were shat- tcrod und forced tlirough the cout, which was torn to shreds. Both arms and both legs we e torn, -ut and broken in many places. 'l'lie st in of the lef. hand hung

from the splintered iiones, while the left hand -'angled from the shoulder by only I few sincws. 'llic func was bruised and

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No persin in the yards could ulve any

information about the man or tre occi- dent further than that the cars under which tre bcdv was t and had been placed in the position where they were at the time of the discovery, at about eight o'clock. The body will be held at Gardner`s pending identi- fication, and the order of the coroner, who will view the remains this morning.

LATER.

The man who was killed and horribly

mangled under the wheels of several freight cars in the C. P. R. yards on iliursday evening, was Daniel D. Der- racii, aged 28, who came to Winnipeg several weeks a in from his late homo at Domhestér, Mass. ldentiilcation was embiaiiéri by Nan G. nmwa .1 nmrner, wiio resides at 382 Notre Dame avenue. 'l he body was sent east on the Imperial limited yesterday and interment will be made at his old home, Clyde River, P. E. 1., wiiere his mother, three brothers and one sister live.

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Paralysis wesnlmoat unheard at in the

yearn ot,onr grandparents. and neary every newspaper contains a reoord of someone being stricken with thisdresdiul form ot helplessness, Paralysis is in

renlltya starving of the yierves, and can slings be prevented hy he timely use of Dr. iisse's Nerve Food, a preparation which hssfao \-lvaiao a eresmro! nerve mee.

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Blight injuries often disable a man and

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Heavy Losses on Both Sides from Recent

Arthur-',-Russ

airviiznvo -ro Luo raise. .

_ LoNbliN, Aug. 8-.(Speoiai).-Tlie war news shows the general ietlreineynt of the Russian forces continues and Kuropakiifs

armies are now concentrating upon Lian -Yang. .

Lossls or BOTH Auuias. y

the Japanese took Simon ‘Cheng on

Sunday capturing six guns.

Kuroki`s losses on Saturday and Sunday

were V72, the Russians much heavier.

Russian Pom' ARTHUR sroizv.

Russian advice? say the Japanese des-

perately attacked Port Arthur on Satur-

day and Sunday and were repulsed with a loss of twenty thousand men, the Rus- sian losses being about live thousand.

Hiiavv Russian Losers.

At Simon Cheng the Russians left

loss was only tour hundred.

The Russians lost a. tliousarui more at

Kuciiiatzu.

.1 /LP onnisan uzruuren suNK.

Home hears that the Japanese <-.r\ii.~<ai~

Kasagmfreoently »- purchased from the

Argentine Republic has been sunk.

Mom: I-‘mH'i‘iNu i;xl>i:i.‘1‘iw.

News of fresh fighting is expected as tht-

Japanese will probablycontinue thoattaok on Kuropatkiii. `

L T . LIAO YANG

Fightinggl-Japs Capture Six Guns iii 'Simou Cheng- Russians Report Repulse of Besiegers of Port

Dardanelles.

1511) dead on the field while the Japanese :

ia and the

Bnirua' Arm n.nss|A.

ST. Pizranssuko, Ang. Il -(Spar-ial)~

The papers discuss the attitude of

Britain and Russia and express thc fear

that Britain will try to take ariviiiitage of

Russia.`s preoccupation to strsiigtheii her fo ting in Persia.

THE nAnDANELL¥s MATTER.

Russia. has wdvlsed Britain that she.

cJiisent.~4 to wave the right to send war

ships through the Dardanelles during the

present war, but makes no coiivessioii in regard to the principle involved.

[Should it prove true; as seems probable

enough, that the Russian forces are fall-

ing hack upon Liao Yang we may count upon a gradual advance ot 0ku‘s and Nodzu's forces to that point, which is 40 miles by rail from Hai Cheng, the present soutliermo.st Russian position. The heavy

los es iliow the severity of the recent

lighting. We think it not improbable that ‘here may have been heavy tiglitiiig also liefnre Port Arthur, and possibly :i

repiilsc uf tho lie:-lit'ici'.~\, but thert- ls as llltlv prnlinliillty of any loss of 20,030 til.

` this etzigt- ai tlierc was of a loss of 30,000 roportcrl some two weeks ago. The report coiiies from Rust-inn sources and they

have no rel able nieiin:-l of getting news from Port Arthiiiz]

CHOLFRA lNFANTUM.

'Iiiis has been regarded as one of the

most dangerous and* fatal riseases to which infants are subject. lt. can be nur. rl hosev. r, when properly treated. All than is necessary is to give Ciin.mherla‘n‘.~r Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy and castor oil as directed with each hott‘v nndanure is certain. For sale by all drumzlsts.

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The Galt Reporter states that the

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PORT 0F CHA RLOTTETOWN,

Aug 3, ai".-S. S. Merriman, Gordon.

Plvtnu; Lsdv May, McDoug1ill, Bello River.

Aug 3, old. --Lady May, McDougall, Bolle _River; J. H. Errst, Pe tcli, Pit-toti; C. V. iii inot, Roy, Batriurst..

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RHOEA.

-iiret - locomotive engine.on the Galt branch of the Great Western Railway arrived upon the line on Monday last with s -load 'of rails- for the track The workmen are now engaged in lay- ing the rails, and there is a prospect that the road will soon be opened. The disastrous' accident which took

place a, few days ago on the Great Western Railroad was occasioned by a cow attempting to run under thc third car, which tiirvw it oil tho track and precipitated it down an embankment of sovmitv foot, causing the death of sovon pl~rsons_ tlirr-ri fatally wounded and sovcral saverr:l_v injured. No blame attached to thc conductor.-From The Globe, June 8. 1854.

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" .lt out six years ago for the dr.-it time

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Corp. W. Matheson, Gun. .T. F. Archibald, Gun. W. V. Newson, Gun. E. Rice, Gun. M. Walsh.

Lieut. Gnrnhuiii secures a. “Loving

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" W. V. Newsoii 134 " E. Rim: 131 Lieut. Garnliuiii 125)

" Wcbstr-i‘ 128

Gun. M. Walsh 127

" G. S. McLeod 120 " E. Austen 125 " W. Vaiiidcrstiiil-. 124

Corpl. W. L. Sniltli 120 Gun. W. King 120 Sergt. W. C. Lawson 1% Gun. C. Bi-.ers ` 110 Gun. P. Burke, 118 Uept. Leigh, 118 Gun. A. Mclnnis, 112 Bomb. W. S. Diamond, 112

" J. DesRoclio 112

Serpt. A. Newson 108 Bustier C Mull/Illlaii 107 Licut. F. P. Newson 107 Gun. W. Taylor 106

" A. E. Leigh 105 “ J. Sinailwood \\ 102 “ G. Cliaiirllor 94 "L. Enniaii 87 “ J, Rattoiibury 79 “A. Hasznrd 78 “ C. Down 77 “ R. Doyle 74 " P. l\flcLe.aii 08 “ H Mvliiiiis 05 " F, Wood

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Where Are you Journeying, little boy,

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PROROGATIGN

SATURDAY

But Many Government Meas- ures Dropped

Heavy Decline in Canadian Bank Cléarlngs -Boy’s Foot Crush- ed Off at Piciou.

Pnononariou sATt'l<i»AY. OTTAWA. Auc. ff.4Sp<»<.~a..|> -sn wnfrni

Laurier said it v\'i|.r~ dt-.sired to pmm,;\i.» rm

Saturday and tlir-refute nece.~:~ai'y to drop .sonic I gislatiora '

Mnasrnas To ne imovl-en.

The iuoasures lir~op|n-rl includr- vile Naval Militia Bin, tin- civil ser\-n~.- Bin

and other Gnveriiiin-nt measures respect- ing thu. harbors of Fort William and Port

Artlmr, for the solo tif seed, for iiit'0r'por- ation of tlio Seed Gr0wirs` Agsngiutign

and the Aiiinials Coiitalgious Disease Act.

DEUIJNE or HANK <:Ln:ARr;v\;,i, MONTRBAL. Aux. 3. -<Spwnn- Tat

ba' k clenrinss for July show ii drop of

nine million while Julie showed nearly thirty millions dw-lin:-, and for the seven

months tliedecliiic was nearly seve ty millions.

nov's voor cncsuaii.

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“'ntltl0ll, tlit' fourteen your uid s n W,

H. Waddell I_’riii<'ipai of tlib Arnold School had om- of his fr-vt. viuisherl by ii carat Pivtoti Lniirliiig and it will ii.-rv(-_ 1,0

lm niiiputntwi,

A WELL KNOWN ALBANY MAN.

Recommends Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

About eighteen montiisngo Mr, W, S_

Manning, of Albany N. Y. nidr-.ly known lii t’u'ia circles as the i'epi'escntii- tive of the Albany Chemical Co _ was suf- fering lroin a prrrti~act1>.d attack of diu.ri'liiiou. “I trivd Chumlierlliiii's Cl»l‘c, i hole a and Diarrlioen Rvine<l_y," lic says, “ai\dohiaiiit~d liiiiiieliinto relief. I curv- fully rr-rommciiri this metliciiic tot.l|n.~4c iiiiilzirlyuiiiitrtad." Sold by all dwg. gi~ts.

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On shadowy wings and weave their lpell

0'er tlio pllgrgiis that coiiie and go;

Fire-eyed goblins tlint :rin and nod

At tr fipiterlng linitv-rtilce.

Fairies nslc-rp 'nrntli the guilt:-nrol

All their must lirnnn tha- rnnd you heel

Anil in-clmii _von on the while

Towarrl the light that ln lingering on shosl .

ln the land of the rnir\i\o\\"~l smile.

Take mo with yon. _"er-iwrlnu elf.

To that rrnlm whore von are to-dl!

Show mo the wonders your little #vol

Hale learned to discover thorn,

For l we them iight with I plsllel If

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As you sit hi that rocking chair.

And swingirg so dirvnniily. leak sway

To n country br-vf\mi my kel.

A co\int:y'I roar you will nel some ls) ,

Asa er some incl usln.

Yet I know no way thnx n child may Q '

With A hir and clan lnll brow =

And never s shadow of pnln or wee.

Bat the one you are trnvvlln now.

-James 'Intent ‘

l`o cure -x hcririnoho in ten minutes ti'-»~

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