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sunwiliilln iunlsl ins DR. CRIPPEN ARRESTED i HIIIHIIW HW

will Iiituvlii illculli slniuus CHARGED WITH MURDER BIIIIIIIIN SHI

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Special to The Guardian.

(-AMpBp)l.1.’l‘0N, August 1-Sci-gt

Ralph' Wlleeler,~ who was scriollsly ,vbnnflcll here ns the result of the ac- ,~m¢ntiai` discharge of a revolver, will

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Wheeler calne from _Newfoundland

,,~p(»|~e his mother is remding.

on wililmhi

in lun wlsi

o'i"i‘/\WA, July _31--W. J. \‘\r.i1e,

f‘anIulian immigration inspector, in making a report to the lmmiglzltion ,iv-pnitmcnt regarding the crop situa- tion in the prairie provinces, says:

“After i an extended trip throllgn

Lin- wheat fields, chiefly ill central Snskatcllowan, interviewing farmnrs ,ind dealers, I am inclined to *.hink_ flint the total wheat crop for the ilu-I-li provinces will be 100,000,000 lnislirls. The cool weather is filling .nn the heads and the yield will then be materially increased. The oat I-i-op relplircs rain, and hay in many ,mi-is is scarce. Thp wheat crop a- long the various railway lines is gooti, excepting in a portion of _-ou|In~rn Manitoba and southern Sas- klitrlniwan. ,`

INIIIIIN ESEITNHE

.NT NTIHTH SYIINEI

NiIli'l`l.-i SYDNEY, Jllly' Iii--The

gi'r~nl<~st amollnt of liquor ever con- iisrntliil at one time by an inspector in this town was. seized by Inspector Vooglit this morning at ten o'elock nt ilu' premises of Elias Andre a few yarlls west' of tile termilllls wharf. .\ndr<~ has been doing business there for sr-vnrul years, but only one part of the building appeared to contain nnytbing. The other section was locked up and apparently deserted.

half-ly Inspector Vooght became very suspicioul; and decided to make nn 1-xamination of. the entire build- ing. Accompanied by policemen Mc- flruib and McLean he went there this morning and ordered the proprietor to op:-n the door. On the latter l‘c- fusing the policemen battqred downl the door ill the west end and there Iielorr them was the goods, in every \'aril~l_v and amounting in value to nearly _-$1000. lt took three teams to cart the booze to the jail. Rum, whiskey, gin, brandy, beer, and sev- vr'nITilT€r'cTit'killlls of'winc made up the Ioadf '_ ' I bougllt n horse with a supposed- I_v nn'urnblr- ringllonc for $30. Cured hinl"\rith $1.00 worth of MINARD’S I.lNI.\il‘lT\"i` mill sold him f0l‘ $85.00. l’i'\ui\ ou Liniment, $54.0lI.

MOISIG DEliOI~l(}lC,

lintcl Keeper, St. Pliillippec, Que.

PROJECTED COLLEGE

BECOMES fl REALITY

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.\.‘s\vc.\s'1‘l.a," N. B., Jnly- :il-'l‘heI

lirop-rival iloman Catholic College at lihaililnn has proved a reality. The Norlll Shore Leader to-day contains the oilicial announcement that the new institlltion will open September lst or tbereabouts. The new college. lvlln-ll will prove a prominent factor in Ihe educational' system. of the I‘rovinre, will be established by the linsilian Fathers. The Leader saysa "H»|l\i'i.'i'll|n to his Lo|~dsbi.p Bishop Ilurrv at Chatam( conveyed the l‘|l"\1=lllg intelligence. i-lolnc had fear- vd that the big project alight not l‘I`<>\'i‘ a reality, but the cablcgram ffuiu idurope announced thc' accep- iinw of the mission. l’i'l-limiary plans are now well ad- \'f\l\"'il. lt is said thc Basllinn Fath- vrs are now operating in Germany :uni six or seven members of the dis- l\IIl:ui.=Ilell order will arrive a* Chat- Iim .~¢lio|‘t.ly. The board of directors, ivlln-Li have already been n-alncd. will hail- n meeting shortly _to perfect or- ganization plans, Tl\l‘l'f‘. is a possibility that t-he col- lcul- may be affiliated with the Uni- ‘ffhlly of New Brunswick. At all L”

Special to The Guardian. N

Kl<]|~}WA'i`iN, August l--A firr- i

the bush surrounding Keewatin licac broke out again, but the fire bri- gade with an engine rushed across on a barge and soon had the outbreak under control. '

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NIINSE HIIIIES

NT SYIINEY

NORTH rl\'l)NlGY, N. S., July 30-

About 700 people attended today’s maritime circuit llorsc`l'accs at Lake side 'I‘rotting Park.

The Cape iireton gelding Brazilian

S., owned and driven by A. I.. Lewis-, Glace Bay, captured the 2.25 trot. In this, the first two heats went to Bar- l'ing, of Frank llolltilicr stable. Mr. l.iollt.ilicr's other entry in this class Frank I’

oivcr although winning the

Nlleat by `nea‘l'iy twenty yards was

put "back to fourth" position, thc judges claiming that Barring fouled Brazilian S., and for this reason punished the leading horse, Fl'ank Power.

in the 2.17 trot, there wcrc eight

st_l1l'ters, Alice A., Queen Marie, lzar- da, Mamie l’., Nell Patch, Billy, Lady Trip and Orphan Girl. The first heat went to "thc I-Ialigonian spccder, Alice A., with the (Iharlottetown mare, Queen Marie, a close second.

Sou I

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ICATED

Sullday last, .lilly Lilst was a high

day ll-along thc Mctllodists of Souris and their friends, it bcing the occa- Slou of the dedication of their church. Horne six months ago a destructive fire gl‘catly damaged the building, since that time the con- gregation has tllrougll the kindness of the Baptist friends been worship- ing ill their church now_used.

With commendable zeal, however,

the Methoilisis, uudcr the~lcadership of their late pastor, Rev W. E. Johnson, early undertook the work of repair so successfully consumatcd last Sunday. The Rev Wm Harri- son chairman of the_('»l\al‘lottetown District preacllcd` eloquent and ap- pl‘opriatc sermons both morning and evening,_ being assisted by the pus- tor Rev F. A. Wlghtman in all the services. In the afternoon a special S. S. Service was held, addressed by Mr Harrison, Mr Wightman, Mr Ni- chols and C. (`-. Carlton.

In .the morning the impressive de-

dication service was used und in the evening, a brief though interesting historical sketch was made by the pastor. Chas Fisher of Montreal presided at the organ all day. The organ is practically new, a two man- a-el instrument, with pipe organ foot- action and a very filie instrument. Mr Fisher's handling of it greatly pleased the large congregations. The cllurch has been enlarged by the addition of an alcove for the choir at the rear of the pulpit/ The walls and ceilings are covered by starrlid steel of handsome design _and deli- cate tints. New pews of ash and birch add greatly to the comfort and appearance. The floor and windows are also new, the latter being of peb- hled glass of delicate design. The pulpit and choir platforms are cov- cred with it new carpet of handsome pattern, the gift of Mrs Frank Hcartz, Cliarlottctown, while the isles are covered with new rllhbcroid matting, in fact the church is prac- tically ncw both outside and in an'. is one uf the most handsome of the small churches in the province.

When the pastor made the financial

statement it was found that the cost of repairs had made a total of $1057.00. On Sunday morning there was a balance of $Zl0Il.0(I necessary to free thc building from debt. Mr Wightmau made a strong appeal for the eutirc.amulint before the rlosc of the day. It is most gratifying to report that at the close of the even- ing service every dollar- was either paid or promised mid the chllrch ‘freed from all debt. This was only made possible however throu ll the

\'vn|=< the new institution will in- Hliciiriite its existence with a very lnrur number of students. indeed sev- “lf\I ol the clergy have been ap- l'i`<»_in-lnifl bv parents anxious to send lin-ir stud-ents.

SI. Michael's College, the seat of

fbr new institution, is a large bulld- ing, and onf; of the finest for the lu~o\-ineri_ Arnouficeinents may be ex- bceh-il shortly of the facility for the new institution. It is hinted by those "T Ii bositlou to know that some Of the foremost l;d\l'ca.tionallsts .will be aflnchcd to the Btai. . ‘

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magnificent offer of Frank Heartz of (‘harlot.tctown who came good for two thirds the amount. I Tile building eo-mlnititec consisted of I-I. H. Acorn, J. Ll. Matthew and J. 'Mitchell and deserve great praise for their work. The Methodists of Sow ris are to be congratulated on so suc- cessful a consummation of their cf- forts. 'l‘hey are in n better position tllan ever before to carry on success- ful work.

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Mlnard's Lininient for sale everywhere

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SENSATION

HALIFAX, N. S., July 3l--Mill- "WY circles in Halifax are KFBBUY Nititnterl river an escapade of one of

the officers last nifht. At midnlKhf~ he Ii-it the officers mess on Sprint! fillrllrn road, and proceeded A COUPTU of blocks along, where he got into Ulf* garden of a citizen. The officer climbed tl f-P66. BNN Wm' I"‘"i°ii\»< into the renm occupied by "ic wire nl the citizen. she became

";`\l:\_l'n\ecl _and raised: isle d&Dtff_C;"lQ

IB br u ht _ a I 0

mom in tllsgnliiifheletllzs. Elie tlirelw li brush from t' o window and hit the

oilicr-I on the Nlliend, This caused him

IN HllL|FilX_

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to half fall and half to climh ‘TOWN the tree

The c'ti' _ and got into a tilsslevwigh tmmomgrsa whu proved too strong ul' h -Meet the two men surged into tie swith in a violent strlllgille. tg? "-ll;-&'lee'; and nothing on but his nigd C 1 I

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th’(I‘Elf\erEnzl\wll<»lli‘chle.Tl1ll£EiI'Emma UP. the "T'

flcer was arrested and locked u1pd;i\ the station till this lornlril- gina the charge of the citizen wir h the ' drawn and efforts made to ua I

incident up but flu- whole gnrl'n~u\ll is tnfkiiig stool. ir. _

in een then ran down stairs

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HTIIEIEHI EHIIHISE

HTH NIISS. IN. »P.

ielprcilll to Tllo liulll'dia|l. I \v|NNiPl~:o, /liigiist len. /l. lines, M. P., for Shcringficld, and lncnibcr of the Winnipeg Park Board, \v‘ill uc the subject of an investigation by the Board on Wednesday.

He is charged with receiving $500

for his vote on the hoard in favor ol buyinp land from thc Minson Milk (lo, for Park purposes. -

Ross admits having received thc

cheque, hilt declares it was g com- mlission for selling the land to the board. I Prest Munson has made an affidavit |that he gave the cheque to secure l{oss's vote.

This itoss denies. `

THE HTIHLE NIICES I IN NEW INIISGIIW

Never before ill the history of l’ic~

tou (lounty has there been sllcll a galaxy of trotting horses as will as- semble at the trotting park on Fri- day and i~latllrday of next week. The entries, which follow incllulc the

Brunswick and I‘. E. Island horses. no that on Friday and Saturday o

out to thc trotting park, they will see the fastest horses in these Pro- vinces contcudlng for supremacy ill Nthc sport of kings, says a Novo. Sco- ltin exchange.

lilntrics for race meeting, Aug. 5th

and (itll, all miie heats:

2.27 'l‘[tO'1‘, 2.30 L‘A(‘~l‘}.

Ilita Mac, [togcrs Bros., New (flas-

gow. f

George fwcscclls, 2.27, llcnlcs, illlnr

Iottctown.

Tom Trim, 2.27,' l’.S. Brown, Char-

lottctown.

Valion, Sydllll, l'ort Elgin. Prince Wilkes, (‘~. E. Smith, Hali~

fax.

Daisy B., H. l'-. Jewctt, Frcdcl'ict-

on.

Longbunt, H. Kelly,-_ ~UImrlottc-

town. ___.Rnth. Hatllawny, l'. A. llell|cau,_ Moncton.

Bessie I’al'doner, Allan, l<‘rcderict-

on.

2.20 TROT. 2.23 PACE.

l’l‘etoria, 2.231, Drown, (`~llnl'lot1.c-

town. ' '

Mary (Tromwcll, 2.241-, F. lloutilicr,

Halifax.

Mamie l‘., 2.19:, It. H. Sterns,

(lllarlottctown.

Pcarla Baronmore, 2.221, J. T.

Prescott, Sussex.

_Billy C., Sydall, l'ort lillgin. Prince Louie, 2.21.5, Smith, Sl..

Stephen.

2,17 TROT, 2.20 PACE.

idle Moments, F. Duncanson, Fair-

view, N. B.

King Arion, 2.l7l, H. (‘~. Jcwctt,

Fredericton.

Orphan Girl, 2.191, L". Lloutillicr,

Halifax. '

Halifax.

Queen Marie, 2.l1>{, R. ll. Stcrns.

Charlottetown.

ums, Halifax. e

2.15 'rno'r, 2.15 mol-1. `

Money Maker, 2.l8A, Peter flnrroll,

Halifax.

Candy Girl, 2.171, 1'. A. llclheau.

Moncton. ,

Tatlllm, 2.222, F. Boutillier, Hali-

fax. '

Pcacherina, 2.l7l, Mitchell and Ad- ams, Halifax.

Royal Nigl}t, 2.l8l, Mitchell and

Adams, Hall ax.

Falun-ron-ALI.. `

Sinimassie, 2.085, F. lioutlllier.

Halifax.

Laura Merrill, 2.1-il, F. Duncanson,

Fairville, N. B.

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cream of the Nova Scotia, New-

* fe

this week, if thc readers will come

The Surveyor, 2.18, Peter (`.nrroll,‘

Alice A., 2.l1l}, lllitchell and All-I

'Ile Admits His identity and Thut of His Gom-

Penlon in Flight.

Special to The Guardian.

QUlCill<}(‘., August. l.---llr <‘-rippcu

was taken to court today and al' raigncd on ll charge of murder.

He was relnandcd for fifteen days.

An immense crowd saw hinl depart from the Parliament Buildings to thc court house. .

Crippen admitted the identity of

himself and Miss l.cNcve.

A Lottie of poison£lés taken from

his pocket.

FATIIEH. l'OlN’l`, Aug. l-Tile

world-wide scnrcll for Dr. Crippcn, his wife, formerly Belle Elmore, an-d his companion Miss l.eNeve came to an cud when licv. Mr. lioliinson and son, passengers on the steamer Mont- rose proved to be the persons want- cd aus were promptly placed under arrest. _ -

lt was a vcry busy scene

at daybreak where - newspaper correspondents were in waiting since day before yesterday, The Montrose was cxpcctcd at six and then it was anlvoilnclid at noon, but the fates inadc it compromise and shortly after ci-gilt till- tender put ollt in the open, Ianid soon the heavy form of the

‘Montrose was seen looming up ill the ,distance ’ | Inspector Dcw had taken every pre- caution to regain his shaken pres- tige, lor he evidently realized that the honor of Scotland Yard was at, stake, ami that if (`rippcn was ‘on board he lnllst be taken doad' or alive.

Several llllrried conference with the

newspaper men took place at early breakfast table andthe London _slellth told them squarely that if 'they wanted to`get on board the NMontrosc to see the flln as an Am- erican reporter puts it, they must »abidc by the officers bidding and as

'there was nothing else to do, all

agreed to hrrlp the Inspector ollt of thc diffielllty. ln the first place it must be denied that ,Dew was at any

|tilne in colnniullication with Captain |l{cndcll while the former was on board the l.aurentic_ All that was an Ninvcution of some n;-wspaper -man lllnrll up for copy. it was agreed that every lnan of the press contingent Nrhould hide himself, while the tendel iwas nearing 'the big steamer, and.a'll ldcclared that Dew was a wonder all 'right when he cam-e cn board tln» -same boat dressed in a suit

'of oil clothes looking every _inch a French Canadian pilot. I He not only looked H pilot but he acted like one, and even those wllo llnd been watching thc Scotland vard lnian for n whole day at Lavoic's -hoarding house would never have rococnizefl him in his wondcrfullv ‘clever get-up. N Ahollt all the tender could be com- lpared to when shc canlc' alongside ‘tue (‘.. P. Il. liner would be a (lllinesc _pirate junk, in the (‘hina Sea, with every man on board out of' sight ex- cept the big pilot who very soon stepped on hoard, and one of thc

'first .groups he saw, wgs Robinson and his alleged son, w o with the ‘other passengers were looking from |the starboard rail at the scene hc- ‘low. The Rimouski Cathedral roof was shining in the distance with Dar- naby Island ahead where everybhin of interest to the doomed man, and 'thc incident of the tender did not 'seein to attract any great attention, Ifol' as a matter of fact when Dew

Ninas getting into the lower deck Vrippen was pointing to some object on the mainland below llimouski. -

The liondon inspector had not

Nbecu on hoard the Montrose three ininutes when he flllly identifcd his man and without. saying n word he went hack fo the rolling tender and

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GERMANY BEATEN.

lll<lRl.IN, July 31-The Hamburg

S‘llipbnilders Association's rcpol't for the year ending June 30 last is rath- cr pessimistic in torn' l‘0E!Bl‘<ilI1f! UIC prospects of thc industry. It saysi

“The rearrangement of German-

Nitmerienn 'commercial relations, and the termination ‘ of the long tariff

'war with Canada had a not unfavor- able effect on Transatlantic trade,

_.hut it is doubtful whether the im

provcment will prove pcrrnancnt. l“n~, shipbuilding industry ln Gc|‘mauj.' does not show the advance on ibc

EIHE TIBHTEHS

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fires which broke ollt soutllcast < llossland are asslunin-g serious pri portions and all efforts to prcvcn . their spread have been ill vain. ' Unless rain falls soon the fire _ will reach the summit and dcvastat the wooded slope facing the city.

is also making headway' despite the efforts to check it.

IIEN [SEI] MITIIHIS IN ST JIIHN CHURCHES

lfev (leorge Mol'|'is, of the lllcfllo

dist congregation, (‘ampb(.‘lltou preached in Centenary church ycstcr duv morning, in l’ortlanll chur<'h las evening, and addressed n mass mcct ing in (lal'mal‘tllcn street church Sun dav school room ill the afternoon making strong appca'ls for llclp to enable his people to rebuild their church and parsonagn. ` _ Rev Mr Morris, wllo is a native of fl". E. Island, described the condlt-ions ilvhirh had resulted from thc l-onf'lo- gration. Tile Methodist congregation, he said, was not a large noi' a weal- thy one. While they appealed for help it should be understood that, as far as they were able, they were striv- ing to help themselves. Only two of them escaped being burned olli. and yet they had agreed to try to pay their minister'.~: salary this year.

It has been said that thc lnosi.

pressing) necessity of tne situation was to build homes for thc people bc fore they thought of building rhin- ches. Tile people of Campbellton were, llowcvcr,, as nlixiolls to build their churches as they were to build their other homes. 'l`hc Metliodists had lost ,\ church valued at $7,000, ,, narsonagc valued at $2,000, and tlir furniture of the parsonage worth $600. On this insurance to the amount of $2,300 was carried, ami it had been estimated that $10,000 was reliuired to build' their property again. _ `

Last ycar the collgl'cI-Tatioli had

finished paying off the last of their debt and had at the same time in- creased their pastor’s sal-ary li'om $750 to $900. They had also raised, during the same period, $1,200 fur de- nominational purposes.

l’ASSl'1N(ll~]Ii ON STINUI.

HAY STATIE l<`Ei.l._ FROM

DE(_‘.l{ AND_VD_R_OWNED.

l'(lll'l`l..»\l\'l>_ Me., July 3.1-Wm.

licnley, of Brookline (Mass.), a pas- senger 'on the steamer Hay State from Boston to Portland, fell over- board from the steamer, when about two hours out of Boston last night and was drowned. Henley und a companion, whose name was not learned, were seated on the hurricane deck at the rear of the vessel in camp chairs. As the steamer gave an unexpected lurch, Henley was thrown backward and went overboard. There was some delay in stopping the steamer and getting a boat ont, and ltllc man had sunk before hclp reach- ed him. He swam about for several minutes and cried pitcollsly for help Hen|ey's companion returned on the stcalner to Boston tonight.

lfl‘]\'. W. J. lvfc(lAU(lHAN DIGAII.

LONDON, July Iii-Rev. W. .l. Mc-

(`aughan died in the hospital at Belfast today.

Minard's Liniment cure Burns. etc.

ICondensed Advertisements

`f_iT<'fi<S3f Tis fié1"@?i3;;iiii=ifii»_;»§iij

”4‘IINl¢]. FAT l.AlillAlllJll I-ll'llllllN(} |__ 20cV dozen at 'l‘anto_n`s. ll-2dIli.

I Univ oulrlc, loo flown rich, inlcv 0 oranges 25c dozen at Central _M,,,»k¢¢, livzucsi. _ .,“' ow noA'l‘S to nire. J. F. Worth. l__ Plant Line Wharf. _ 7-`l§l_l_!"l'_fL

` .OST--Halal ling containing BHDK

WEIIE IIIIITIIHS

ROSSIJANI), August l.--Forest I

A fil‘e at Silica, west of this city,i

Hlicltini to The (iuardinn.

L(lNi)()N, Allgllst l. -The l‘l'ui.s1 lininbow has been tnl'.on over by Ad- miral Kingsnlill, but renlains undrl the l‘.oln.na|\drl' ill cliicf at l’|»rts nioulh.

STHIINE EETIIHTS

TUE ENII STHIN

lllON'l`liEAl., .lilly iii-.\'l~gotiatio|\s

ifor n settlelllelli of the strike oi ltraiuznen, ya_rdulcn, and conlillxztols lon tho Grand Trunk are still continu- ing, hut' so far nothing has bein given out by eitlicr sid-c further than that there is a pos.-aiiliilily <'.` li .-;»'.t~- tlcmen-t being arrived at`.

Willie the leaders o_n either side :ue

coniplctely reticcnt as to tile pro- gress of the negotiations, there is ll strong feeling of unrest aniongst tbl- inen who are out here, and many of ilicul are looking l-very hour for ur'.\'.~; thai. the strike has brrn settled. None of them have the sliglltrl-;t inkling of any basis for l-.losing the disputi-,. |bnt it is clear that all are anxious to bring it to an end. _

During most of l\‘ntl|l'lla_v l’l`usl-

llcnt.-`. (ial‘rf‘tson lllld lieu, of thc tl'n innnrn audi lzoinlulrtors' union, and Vice-l’|-csidrnf. i\lnrdock_ of the train- inen, and other members of tbc rom- mittcc were in confcl'uni-r- with Prcsillcnt Hays and Vice l‘rcsident Fltzliligll, oi the Grand

minister of 'lllbol‘, al.tl>lnllnI the mrrt- ings, which ivcrc clillcd on his initi- ative ill an elfort to find a \H1SiS ol setilement.

it was stated that Sir li‘redcrick liordcn, lniul.~'ter of militia, was also' taking a hand in the matter in an leffort to help his l-_ollcague in the lrninistry and tin- parties to the dis Iputr. to reach o settlement. The nc- ‘gotintiolls were . rolltilllloil ‘duli|l'

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IHunday, Init the only fart apparcnti

from the pl‘otl'a\'.t_o:l lllf-rtillgs lvasl ,lllnt so far they had not slicceidcd io

rfinding any ground on which the coin pany llnll nlen could agree to sllell an 'extent as to warrallt calling off the strike.

MO;‘\l'l‘ltl<].~\I._ .lllly lil). - liec and

llnlrctson, till: si.l'ike li‘fulrl's, :\rl'l\'l-d from 'i`oronI.o' today nn.l there is likcliliood thai. thi: strike will bv settled today if flu-_v will nlodify their delnnnds regarding arbitra- tion.

Hon Mncl\’tnzie King has oeen in

conlmunicatlon with Murdock and Hays all day and if the demand that the incn engaged _-since thc strike leaders, arbitration is possiblr.'I`herc Iis a spirit of compromise in the air ynnli it is llclilrvlcd that n solution of ,thc difficulty will be_.arrivcd at to- dav. I At any rate thcrc will either bc a

`sr\i.tl5mr-lit. today or all nl-gotiations are ff for good.

Olll-/» cffcct of the strike on ~.

was to begin today. liuffnlo pcopii-

|are the chief patrons :ind as the rail- way runs I.-llrollgh Briilgeburg, \vhil~h is ine of thc chief centres of violence, the Grand 'I`runk a`:>.\'.il\lt.~i-, rfiuscs to run trains from llufflllo to tlll- racc track.

OTTAWA, .lilly Ill--'I‘llc rllstoms

revenue of the dominion for July to- talled $f`»,724,7ii, an increase of $8ll,- 557 over .luly of last year. Altllollgil the increase is sixteen por cent. it is considerably loss than the increas- es l'cgistcre<l for the preceeding ,mouths of the present fiscal year.

The falling off is attributed to thc

_effect of the Grand Trunk strike, |which has presented llcllvery of Ifreight in bond now cn route to many points in Ontario rind Quebec. l For four montlls of the fiscal year .the total rll.~;i.oms rcvr-nuc has in-cu f$152,0Il,NllI, an i|lcl'cnse of $‘i,0lIif,05i`», lor over tivcnty per cent., as compar- led with the corri-sponlling porior

:last year.

.»\ Hlilill Ui" .'i,fIlIf> V\`Al.I{l'l~l.

N SlCA'l"l`lil'I, Wo., .l\il_v Ill 'l`hc ytnso- iliue trading .~'f‘lroouvl-, Hclr-n .lohn

_son, cll(‘olrntcl'r-ll on .lllnc 5 n herd of

I5,000 walrus in the svn near iliomcd NI:-:lands in ~|il-llring Strllils. 'l`hc oni- lnlals ro\'e|'|~cl nu arcn of sl-\'\'rr\l gl-l~I~s Noi water and the scllooncr, afler try- illl-g to sail tllrnllgh ilu- herd, dl`l»\v tv 'one side. A pllotograplnr was o

Trunk, while [lon .\lacl{cn/.il». King(

1'/

tbl

Crank 'l`l‘unk ‘is tbl postponclncnt of' ' the i"ol't Eric racc meeting, which _gy|}_\;p;v' _july 3,, _The |g,,yni cmu,

.’\"l‘H HY MAIL IN ADVANUE YEAH. BY MALL IN ADVANCE

°1 ’é§ -g> Ffa' =s

lui/nllLiul's

PI IIN TNPIITNTITIN

Hprrlnl to 'l`hc liuard‘inn. o’l"i`.\ WA, .\ilg\lst_|_ -The Uainpbell-

itrn lh»pul.ntion which nrrivrd last night to l-.onli-r wilh the government rc fl-d<~l':i,I old for the sufferers will ‘not be able to forinully' present their Nlclilivsl for :lui unill \\'c(illcsdaY, ow- ing' to Ihr- nl».~‘l'ln'c of most of the Ullliillrt .llllllstcrs fl'ol|| thc clf-y.

.THE VITICNN NNN

SPNIN NT lI|]lIS

MAIIltlll, July Ill -I’rcnlier (`nnale--

,ins IIIes<.~l'|In~.-; lim ri-call of Marqlllis Dc iiljcila, tin- .\‘.pnnisb ambassador to the ‘Vatican as .“|lr\ indefinite suspension of llegotlntlons."

“'l`h;\ iiniinrilit I a.ssi::ncll power," llc

llr.-li|‘Illil- to iiII\':l|l1'e thc l|llvsl.ion

,witllout rnptuling the llegotintionu, Iwo <~xrl'l'isr1l oul' right of aowrcigllfv |b_v issuing rim-rces compelling the or- idl-rs to register under the law and 'autllorizing dissident sects to display the vlnbll-urs oi public worship. l "As tin- vntiran replied only .with p|~oti~st:< :uni wo- introdllccd n hill in- terllir-iillg furlluir oriirrs until the rr- vision of till: <‘olu'ordlrt hall hccll l-lc- l-Iflnplisllvll.

WI_|\n the \‘niif‘nn finally demanded the slispi-usion of tin- decrl~cs, as it roluliilun for || rzontinurttioil of l.h‘i~. licgollilI.ioli.~, thc government. in spite

fro( its Ilvsiro to avoid a rupture, do-

rld:-ll Io 1-ons-nlcr ihc negotiations aboriivi' uini to prorreii to carry out its progruln by decrees and legisla- tion.

“'l`ln\ king ilp|i|~I»\'c<l our collrsc. The

sli.l.'_ltf.ioll will not l'cl.nrll the vi.”-it of his llnlp-str to lcnglalul next week."

JUDGE VICTIM

OF FOUL PLAY

|‘i\lll{l‘lllSllllflil, \\'. Vn., .lilly III

l’<Ti~oiior'.~< autopsy over the body

Loi forin<‘r Jlnigr- Jas. .\. Watsoll, who |wlls folllnl <ll':lil on lllc front porch iof his rcsllll-in~i-, ¢:l.l'o|lgly iulliratcs ,that he was n vlrliln of foul play. 'lt is Iiolie\'l~<l no\v that he was poi- soned. '

The coiitcnts of his stomach were

removed and placed in the hands of an expert chemist for analysis. N Tile nlitlnwities bcNcve that Mr. ;Wat.sol\ \'.'as niurdl-rr-d and robbcd, as iii is said be had more than $2,000 on ,his pl‘l'sr\li. Noi el cent wal-\ ill his Ielothing wllcn he was found dead.

Judge \\`l-itson, was 59 years old,

and In addition to bl-ing a leading praciltlo|u~r ai. tin- local bar, was rx- tcllsiil-Iy cllgllgcll in the oil bllslncss.

iv ..\|.\l lsslilf lint: IN svnsnv

lnlssioll of trrllniial odllcation arriv- ed hcri- this morning and are at tnc Sydney hot(-I. 'l`l_-e ‘commission will illspecf. thc works of the Dominion Steel r-olnpzinr on .\.lon<lay. with oth- er of the nlliln ilnlllsf_l'les of .\‘v‘dll\=v. _ Mollllay evening will be devoted to .the taking of iwiilcilce either in the .i.;.eeum or municipal chamber. 'Phe `conilnIssiun'.~: opening formally will be at ‘eight o`c-look that evening. The' romlnission gow to lilacc lilly- on bold the public hearing there in the 'l`lll~sllay to visit ilu- 1'olll\rics and \\'il\ 'forenooll in the town llall. O11 \Vl.d- lusllilv furcnoon S_vllnl')‘ Mines will lb visited lunl fini' \\'ork.»= of the Nova si-otin sm-i sn.: wool i-onu»f\i\v. lu .thc afternoon .\'orth Sydney and its `indl\strif‘s vvlll be \‘lsiicd. While nf. l_\'ortIi Syilnl-_v they will visit Premier i\lurray.

iil'].\' HfIl,i>.\` l»\t’l. (`.~\l"l`l\`l‘J.

'l`l{.\\'l‘Il{.\`l-I CITY, 1\l\cli__ .lilly .ll

-_.\ Ing l>ro\-gn .Iwi bcranlc llungry for :l little br~-\~:n In-n kept ln fi l'|\‘ Nicol coop by (\l\o`n l‘nrk0r. of lllll Il\li_~;.-I.-I1. The owl ivas brought to lille riiy i.lnl:l_v to bl- stllffcil. 'l`lII‘< \,-,N m;|.p- |,.._c-_c|\,1(» by ilu' sagnrlty of thc hrli.

w|,,.n UH. ,,\\-1 inliallvll The coop lin'

Tin-n gave lnlffl|~_ llofli were consider- l,,|,1_V iinmnlgi-Ii, bizi the In-n triumph i'mI. Sin- :ol ~.i.r of the coop, silut

tip .|.»o|» and In~lf| tin- owl a |\ri:~\on-

ll I

the Johnson and the inridrnt was ri- ,I-r. llf~r owner. o\\'nk|~|ied h.V T-hi! """l'

colded scientifically. This is said

'molio|i_ found lllr hen stlllidlllg

_ A Book l_ccui_m__, Hum uf mnnpv Ito bc the largest in-rd cver serii, and I guard In-if-rv fin- roop. th" UWT \'ain~ y , ., -_ -

. - _ - . - I . .- . f

- - f 7 _ _ - . - ' '_< (‘- ,, _ sceni-4 dlsclcdii. |~r»poi'ts if the ui I' mil -:li -ling to iJ‘f- "ll ~

nlllal Elance' 2'E5N' Mitchell and l"`°Vl‘""‘ yen" M E" (Went B"'t’l'"' I'cR»vc~lnt stcvmrtii -éE><l;il)i'll\` 'merry Nliendillifui-xi.ivn-tioli of wall-ils tlirouiflil N H N V VA

"\‘EB"""' Hnmax' where hy uw' "ml "T J"““ "VM \'l.m‘ illtjml' . _ . N T _. 1 ,Nhlluting for its ivory tu.<k.~'.. l\iinnrd'n Iiininlent llcllevus Neurnlgfg ' Frank Patch, 2.l4l, Mitchell and ooo tons were building, against `.;.i-I.- AlI.\'<‘i~l, lb foot .1 House Iowcli ~

A littlr-_ kingdoni \\'l\r~i‘c l ri-igo su

N , N ,__ _ , _.,___`,`,`,`»`,v`v`f¢\/J.»~¢/4 -P/Iv-P\l~4`*’l¢`¢*‘

Adams, Halifax. - _ A 000 tons in Gr-.rmany." A lvlilivh "S Il"‘"[ "H "°;”- E03 "ml" I ‘----r----‘--*-‘-'-"~'-'-'-`-'~"'**rr*

The horses entered will total lu cheap- S00 UF- 'l`~ F1- S“"f EWU” - i

value about $25,000. Tl-3d3\lNL

-~--------- Minl1I`l1'B LTHTIDOHTZ GUNS DM\'l\`"n~ f 10 |{p}N']=_ 'flu-night-il until' ,limel

A GRUESOME FIND. _~______ __ next, detached cottage, central _ ,`

. *_‘ _ _ FINE, location all improvemcnts.'Apply at! _.M -- - - ~`- ---

GLEN FALLS, N. Y., -Tilly 30- ____ this Umcc_ ii-2(lZi_1pd,

With feet and hands i~ ` tl _ ` '

“‘““"‘“ ‘° ' ' . -i; ~ nn wnsrnn 1 ~l> ir.5 _ ,. .. . » ~

body of Beatrice Reneaud, the seven- Hl’qf`»(l;iéli)l&i;_()I`ll§ L:lll;fil;‘I‘(')‘m_|.“U, win,|,,_ V N‘Af\Hl S h |_ sp-(_)|;0' R.nm‘lf` l knov. that ..onn‘whc|| in _vnu Ioi

ls nn( c oo . > supp c-l _ _ _

year-old child of Mis. John Reneaud, ._ ‘_ “N - t “__ MIL lr _ lngllnnil ‘_ '_ _ of Whitehall who disappeared above Tm' and vf_1i_______ T;;g2y.yH£|`:,N;n|`E M`|;;'“'mx§ "xt There in sbelttied nook lwlirll seven weeks ago was found today The length of many will he four- 0,. ,,,ec',,n,; dass m.em",_ Aww U, for mc.

:mating H; £‘(§l0e‘L';ke Champlain har" teen hours and thirty-ninc ml“\\¢0H- Michael Murphy, Panmure Island. T'

child disappeared was moored The this morning wax Bu y Neg!-co" A Ove' ron SALE ‘Tn mmm’ Term" that. in-.

discovery was made by a fisherman zum' . _ N excellently situated resilience 30 _ N ' Theliéidc wllllthe llighwthlll rl:;;1":‘2‘€ Great George Ht. at corner of Kali? | k,,,,w glint, in thr nni.-or of your

' Bt 7~ ’ 'lm “"“"`"’ "E" ,St. Near steamcrs, trains, mar e _~ Hi

li* t t _ M at 72,, nnd‘and clll\\’Ch|2S- ADPT! UI Algllllg J~ 'f`ln‘T'l~, rhinws with mine n chord so

‘9 “lm S” S "ml: " B. Melllsh, Solicitor. Pi# I - __ sweet. and lo\\'.

. . , rises tomorrow morning at 4.47. W '~' " . f ' .¢_|""' .1 _'Th _ h ~ ll nl our liearts-but, ('HI('A('0 MARKETS' The nloon rises\this afternoon ati |f"AE\N:E;rntsMQ;¢`f|T`;i(€il:»TE,' ng`di4E5_ 'fllillj-.N (E '

(.HmMm' ‘ANL 1T(SpeCml_)___ 1.228” lowest wmp(_/[_m_m_e rcc0rde_,=:;),£,p¢-gmli-p;:;§|;dtl-[it:i1mm;;‘seR,p‘;.l,;,¢t:§rN -1~“-;»(i;=i\n`l.ros;s;l!i sweet to heal you August Wheat'......... 103 YW'-°"d“Y‘W:” €i"W'“‘"'f(n';E’f‘l;°h?"‘fNEvans |.;|.,\0n Mm,-|_ Kent Street

‘loin-mbsf Wheat -- W5-\ and The ha: el was who Nswlxt; Ylharliimmwn. s-znllrzlnd. _ wi-lini».< you lcvl that I Sheiilil be 'A .t C n °"°"°' ' ““° "'"" W 9 'I `

...pls or ear . t .1 ri oi owl.lNl‘, liiirkes ,oley`,"nn<li».r _ ~"““°°_"‘- _

s°m"'"h" (mm ME TNEEi?\'i‘TNEiT(Ellg'TlNl.elillfgiveflftytglffile Nlcgree§N]]markc-t.'0prn lawful days. ten tn Fo nl;l`1v";';M:IN]tn‘ I am lmm’ but in

above. I eleven. 7"27‘“"' ` '

| loin: In In-nr the happy story.

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For 'if-lnlvr v\'ords (W6 \0\'e'B divin-

<-.-al. purtl ' '

For if we parch with thirst, what if

the streams

Hllnll _flood their banks, in wild

tempcsiuous flow,

il not one drop shall reach our fev~

cred lips? '

Ali, darling, if you love mc-tell me

sol ~

Our lips will soon be closed by angel

hnnd.~'.

For, alter all, flicrc is not far to

lf".

And life will end in silence, hard and

cold,

So, darling, if you love mfr-tell llll 1 sol t,_,

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