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The new- steamer put on the Boston-

Charlottetown 'route by the Plant S. Si Line made her.i_irat trip to this port last evening. ` V She presented quite an* iiltpoelng appearance as ,she entered the harbor a't‘ haitpast seven" and drew into her dock. Every body and his wife appeared to. be: down to welcome the stately ehiD.and_ many wexemhe. expressions of admiration that fell from- tlie‘lips of‘ thosel who watched herjarrival. The addition' of the Pre'oria to this

route, thus 'affording-with the Halifax - a twice a' week service between this City and i3ost.on,~ is an event of more than ordinary importance. It accentuatesthe well known desire of the Plant Line to do' all that they can tololeveicpitourlst travel to this province." and the acquisition uf the Pretoria 'shows th at the Plant Com» pany' are anxious that the very' best should be provided for travellers;

For evenacursory examination of the

ship will convince anyone that in the matter of comfortable accomodation this boat marks an~ epoch in the annals of travel between Charlottetown and the realms of Uncle Sam. The .oommodious statcrooms, in all their classes, aremost comfortah'y- fitted up and electric lighted and leave nothingto be desired;in fact the accomodatlonin this regard ,exceeds what one 'would 'expect to find; provided ior such' a routef

The ship is u. large "one, as already mentioned in the Guardian; beingtlhil feet long, an_d_of 3,300 tone register, andthe deck promenade affords plenty of room tn- passengerswho desire to take the air. There are over' 100 simterooms.

The saloon, the smoking room, thc

music roompanvi the- other luxurious conveniences provided are suchas to make a voyage pomethingto- be desired. Without exception the' passengers, when asked about~ the trip down, united in expressing; their sotiafact.igh`_ that th`e Pretoria iii"such a splendid boat at sea, heing wonderfully steady in the roughest weather. '- »,_; I

Leaving Boston the ship: had a laige passengerllst. Agreat many were for llaiifax. and a large number for llawkesbury, and there were sixty passengers for this port. Between i000 and 1200 meals were served sinceleavinpr iioston, butlthe facilities ofthe stewar<l’s department fare such that this large

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,|TbnoN'ro, July l0.-(Special)-ln a 'sweeping' document of one hundred and thirty-six typewritten pages Judge Winchester disposes of the findings ot the

_Toronto Civic Bocdling investigation which has continued in a somewhat

desultory manner for over a year. '

In the' report given to the City Council

for the first time yesterday afternoon a.

new Exrosfoi

lii‘.ludgc Winchestcr's Report, Showing Crook- 0*- eldnass, Dishonesty and Unlaii"Dealing by _ Which City Was Rlobbed-tlhe Graiters

to be Criminatly Prosecuted. `

number of specific instances were men-

tloned where the city was taken advan- tage of by grasping contractors and all tire way through the report is n review of crookedness, dishonesty and unfair dealing brought out as the investigation progressed.

Criminal actions will be taken against

the grafters.

Mti|iv`i“s-Pitins

Tasinov, July i);~A mutiny broke out

July 7 in the Kasarvn regimentgf cavalry

‘Noiini Dragoons__ who ,;attaol<ed the mutineers, were ~killéd¢ Mutineers” have barricarled themselves in their barracks.

the mutiny 'at~'1‘ambov, which apparently

Sebastopolmutiny, is confined to the bare details of a. censored agency despatch showing that the mutineers, when attack- ed ii y loyal troops, offered armed resistance before retreating to their barracks, where they' are now' barrlcaded. Upto 1,30 o'clock this morning the newspapers have receiycd no further particulars. in previous mutinles this year the disaffect- ed troops have submitted when oronironted by loyaldetachments. ,The

_outbreak is n quick commentary on General -'i`repoff's declaration in the interview - ne and the chances or “outing Um

with him published Jnly7in which he afllrrned that the cavalry could be more dcpcnrled upon than the infantry because

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Near North Sydney, Went on

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St. Petersburg, July 10.-'l‘h`e news of “ ---

ls the mostserlousotsuchaffiiirs since the ' Non-rn S\-pm-;v Liam, July 11-(Spe»

cial)-The Elder Dempster Company's steamship Angola, Capt Thomas from Cruz, via Havana and Nashua for Sydney” and Montreal, ran ashore early this morninglnear Bauline.

Adensc fog prevailed throughoutlast' night and still envelopes the southern' const.

The sea is comparatively smooth. Tags

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ship are favorable.

their cllicers were in closer touch with _ WHEN YQU GRQW 0Lp_

their men. . ~

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theklnd of strength that makes one feel good,--keeps bac ,tire decay of 0% age and makes you look young and han some again. 'Forlget nervous, exhaustion, re- new your v tal§nerg`% again re-enter the life of youth. our _medy-is Ferrozone. only fl ty cents per hox`, at all dealers.

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Russian Regiment Resents

Attempts to Arrest Comrades.

Taxmov, Central Russia, July H.

N- (Special) - (delayed transmission)-A mutiny followed liyscrlnus fighting has hrckcn out in the garrison here.

The Seventh Rcscrve Cavaliyrecsnily

presented a series of political and service ilenmmls.

Toilav thu au lioritlcs scnt the reginicut

to guard n religious procession and in the absence of the hulk of thc men

attempted io arrest those left in the

barracks. The -regiment hearing of this left the procession and garloped tc thc rescue' ofita uamrildcs ilrlng as they rode.

'l`nry cut their way through other

troops to the barracks where they fortified tlieniselves and were still holding out. - `

Many werekllied and wounded. The

population is in a panic.

IlIlIlISH MEPNNNI|]S

I§IVE.illP ULN I]lII]S

LoNnoN, July El.-The old-fasliionrii

sliapeleas bathing dress, which was callcii 1"scnsihie,"` but was a perfect eyesore, will 1-not be worn ny tnesumniergiri at English

.resorts this yetu, With a taste 'improved jby American and French examples shc iilemnuds artistic bathing wear, and the

lunhecrmlmz, baggy blue serge, worn by ;Jolm' l..eech"s seaside girls ‘in the fifties in-nd sixties has become an abomination in lher eyes. E As very ninny girls are now exp:-ri. swimmers, light and weli~fltted costumis have come into fashion. They ure mario of dainty becoming materials, such its drills and nlpacas; while for those sea maidens who l0vc to disport in the surf, without going out of the ir depth, they arc of delicate sllks, washing iiloacllcs and art linens. These costumes are wi-ll cut, artistically made.

IIIIEN LIIEEI [IN ENNNLES ii UIIYS

LoNnoN, July ll-Aiteriieing imprisoned

for six days in thc llooderl Oarndnc Vale (Wales) colllery, two miners of the six originally imprisioned were rescued alive today and three bodies were brought out by the rescue parties.

The search will be kept up, although all

hopes of finding thc missing men has been abandoned. The two men rescued were discovered in the old workings, having suhsistefl for ri wcci; on rt few candles.

One of them was still able to walk and

the other was delirious during the last art of his imprisonment.

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Orrawa, July I0.--(Special) -The centre

transferred from House to Senate.

The Commons has practically ilnlshed

husiness and ready for prorogatlon, while the Senate is up to its elbows in details of Sunday Observance Act, and torlny It

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Commons is Waiting for Prorogatinn-Senate

` .Vary Busy with Last Details of the Sunday

Act- An Attempt to Kill the Bill

Lost.

Sunday Act made provision ici* Sunday

Of parliamentary interest has been'handling express matter and for

continuation to destination of loaded

freight cars, as well as trains and vessels en route nt beginning of Sunday.

A motion of Senator Landry i-altulatefl

to kill the bill was defeated only lr.-indry,

changed nnme from Lord's Day Act to; Bolduc and Mont-plaisir voting fur it.

INlE‘lNIIlIIlNNL

CHICKEN ' IINNIEH

Won By the Americans-The Canadians Make a Poor

Scoring in the Match.

i’m|._\i»i-;i.i-in/i, Pa., July l0-(Speclal)-

Tliclnturmitional cricket match ended

luilny in ti \‘i(',Lol‘y lol* tile Ailwllctlns by il

lilitrv lx\a_\ui'iiy. Tin- ilrnailiaris only made 152 in two innings \\liiin'tiie Americans made 27-i in iiiciii-,~tnn:l<-loseti the second innings aiici Ihr iliirrl wicket was down for lili-

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LINE HUGE BIHI]

ST i`\|i||n|.\'|»:.s, Out. July IJ-J R il'Alnn-.lia, former Ridley College ifrofrsstn- lu-re who has been at work ior several years on the invention of a llyiin; machine announced through the lnnnl pipcrs that the invention is now almost ready to experiment with. Hch:\.~< luindcil the machine' which is shaped likr ahuge l»iu‘l,to an engin- ciwiiig firm to have some delicate ma-

cliinrry in-Iilleil, nil that is required, he thinks, to make it ily. D'Alnieclia. has strong linprs that he has eclvcfi the problem of nc-riul flight.-. Ile has certainly given the niiiiira good deal of attention and study. lie had thc invention com- pleted, as he thoughts yenror two ago hut on trying it he saw there was some~ thing he overlooked in his first plans, so lin lairl it. aside on account of the press oi other matter,

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Llslmiv, July 9-The townof Amlirizcttc,

unimportant commercial centre in the district of rlngola, in Portuguese Lower Guiuea, has ,been totally nnnihilated Ly natives. The British and Portugues.- merchnntsin the town have sustained heavy losses.

Some disaffection had been noticed

lately among the natives ofAngola. Last week they hroke out in open rcvolt, and over :toon warriors surrounded the town.

The liuropean population. which is

comparatively small, defended the place hcroict\Ily,but they were compelled tu retreat within a stockade and .lcfend their uwr. lives. A

Then the natives set to work and

destroycrl cvciy store and every Europ- ean haiiitation.

Luckily, the British steamer .Iebbo

arrived when the fate of the Europeans appeared to be precarious,

The .lebbo informed the Portuguese

authorities, and the cruiser Limpopo was sent to suprcss the rebullicu.

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GENEEIIIL EIIENEH

IN NNLINIIIEIIL

.\i0N'rnEAi., July fi.-liiaior - (lcncrai

Sir George Frcni-li, accompanied liy Lady French arrived at the \\'indsorioriny from Ulinwa. The general and his wife are en route home from Australia, The general s well known to Canadians. To his untir- ng energy ami great executive ability was due thc formation of thc Northwest mounted police, of which he was commis- sioncr from LS75 to lti7il.

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As to Visiting Canada Not Known. Lord Elgin and Churchill Coming.

L0"*'n0N» July 10- (SDOC‘"-l -Winston

Churchill is arranging 1. _r visit to Canada during the nutua <1 recess. lie

sails during the lust week in .luly.

Lord Elgin. Colonial Secret -.1 will

come later. If the Klllir Comes lu iutunvi Lord

Elgin will probablyrvvionii--\|\,\' hirualgg Lord Strathcona.

Court circles fi i severly

regarillng the Kin, 's ii.tciitiiiv\g_

retlcent

E. IIIIIIII IS IIISCIIIIIIIIEII

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Evidence Showed She Shot Howard Tracy in Self Defence.

S\\'i i:'r<|:\ rm, .luly lil-(Special)-Mrs.

Erlmunil 'l ilu-y, charged \\i\li the murder of llowiird Tracey, was discharged by thc inagistrnic this morning after a prelimin- ary examination. The evidence showed shc acted in self-defence.

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liosrros. .luly il.-The Leyland line stmr

Winifredlnn sailed for Liverpool today with n crew of cattle ic(-tiers rccruiteil exclusively iroin American colleges, more than two score students making the trip.

Several of the college men who are bent

on seeingthc old world atno cost are traveling unilcr assumed names.

l'pon reaching Liverpool the students

will scatter to a dozen different European countries where they will spend the sum- mcrin study and recreation. According to custom, the company for which they feed cattle on the way to Europe will provide them with free passage back to America in thc fall.

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