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Losses ln Sanctuary Woods iiave Been' Heavy, the ._-, 0iilcers in Casualty Roll Now Number 180. Battle

Still lu Progress but Canadians have been Ileiieved.

- Full Casualty _List not yet Received.

_ \

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

OTTAWA. Julie 6.-The Canadian

public must be prepared for bad news from the front. Our losses in,the Sanctuary Woods fight have been _very heavy. The exact total will not be known for some days but enough is known to show that they are substan- tially in proportion to those at Ypres.

Taken in conjunction with today’s

appaling calamity that has taken off the Secretary of State for War, the moving genius of the British Army, the news is unprecedented" in its do- pressing aspect.

Another batch of otiicers' casualties

which came out to-day brings up to 180 the aggregate so far. F‘roni wlint is known at thc Militia Department

this total is far from complete whl the losses from the ranks will tak at least a fortnight to come across.

killed thirty-three wounded ani thirteen missing. A few of the name have been mentioned before. On officer commanding, Lieut. (lol. Tali- ner of Moosomin, is in the list o dead. Before going to the war h was a ractisin h sician r

and Montreal figure most prominent- ly in the latest honour roll. |

Eatoii and Borilsnmiacliine gun bat-I teries have both been in the thick o

the lighting.

news of the battle has 'caused a per-

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The morning list contains eight

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Vancouver, Calgary, Port Arthur

The casualty lists indicate that the'

i~`roni advices received here, thc.

tct clamor among Canadians now in thc tralniiig camps iii England to cross the Channel and get into ac- tion as quickly as possible.

The difliculty is to select the men,

and not to get them. The troops in training are anxious to avenge the loss of their comrades.

While the fight apparently is going

on with an intensity equalled only at Verdun. the latest advices are that the Canadians have been relieved.

Since the repulse of two German

infantry attacks between Fort Vaux and Damloup Monday night the fight- ing in Verdun region has again devel- oped into artillery duels, with the Fort Vaiix Dainloup sector the centre of greatest violence. No material guins for either aide are reported.

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HAIILN DAMAGED

_ .. (CanatNlan Press.) _ _

COPENIIAGEN, via London, June 5

-A despatch to the Stiftstideiide from- Ribe, Jutland, says tliut the German battle cruiser Seydlitz was sighted Thursday morning, 38 miles wcst or Fano island; going south, pursued by British wsrships. She was badly dam- sged, and had two large holes aft. -'

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"'-.The-BeydlItz°is»a dreadnought omis- er`of 25.000 tons. She was built in 1912 and is ariiied' with ten 11-inch guns, and twelve six inch guns. The Seydiltz idok part in the bottle off Heiigninns in January, 1915, and was reported to

have been badly damaged in that en- Bagenieut. and to have suffered heavy casualties among her crew. Subse- quently she was reportcd ut Hamburg.

undergoing repairs.

Fano l.-i ii small island off ,the west

coast of Jutland, about 11 miles iroiii Ribs, and is in the immediate iieigli- borhood of the scene of the SFOHI

naval battle of Wednesday.

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FIRE CONCENTRATED

` ON THE QUEEN MARY

LONDON, June 5.-Tho manner in

which me big British battle cruiser Queen Mary came to her cud is des- cribed by an east. coast town corres- pondent of the Weekly DBSDHACII-The ship, according to this correspondent was Bunk by tho concentrated guiiflre

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HUNAE WEIBUME Il] IIN. EAIHENINE INANI

HAMPTON, NIB. June 6-The celc~

bration of the l(ihg's birthday here had an added interest to thc people of Hampton owing to the arrival hero to-day of Dr. Catlierino Travis after her thrilling exper,-iences in SerbiaN as a member of the American Relief' Association. The streets were gully de- corated with flags and hunting in her honor and, long before the train ar- rived, tlie railway platform and the surrounding avenues were packed with people. On the arrival oi' tho train great cheering followed whe Dr. Travis stepped onto the platform G. (). Dixon Otty then stepped forward and welcomed her homo on behalf' o

white carnations tied with red, whit and blue ribbon. Dr. Travis was the

Flewclliiig, which had been decorate

occasion. and huuled by th

` tntod school proceeded to the home _ her sister, Miss Minnie Travis. Mill street. llr, Travis expects to spcn some time in Hampton and her man

the town on-‘ on behalf' of persona friends, presented her it bouquet o

|cscorted to the automobile of R. G.

for the - boy scouts und cadets of the (‘olisoli-

BEIIMAN IEHSIUN

UE NANAI Biiill

(Special to the Guardian.)

BERLIN, June 0.--(By wireless to

Sayville.) A competent German au- thority givcs the German Admlralty's version of the battle between the liri- tisli and German main naval fleets in the North Sea us follows:

The Germans first sighted the enemy

off Skaggerak. The force wus com posed of four small cruisers of the strong Calliope variety. The German cruisers immediately pursued the one- niy who sailed" northward at highest speed. At 5.20 p. m. the Gorman cruisers sighted in a westerly direction ‘two hostile columnswliich turned out: t' to be six' enemy battle-cruisers and u I large number of small cruisers and t'_destroyers. The German cruisers ap- c preached until they were eight miles ii foffthe hostile ships and then opened

'on the southern to south eastern

tl course with u very efficient fire. l)ur \‘ ing this engagement two Britlsli battle

cruisers and one torpedo boat destro-

f yer were aiinihiluted. After nn en- ri gngemcnt lasting hull’ an hour the Ger- il mans sighted to northward of the cnc

Ilan, 480 Offloers, I1 Cannon

(Special to tho Guardian.)

AMSTERDAM Juno 6 -Despatches

battle has been raging during the past twenty-four hours on the Russian _front along a sweep of 300 kilometres (about 200 miles.) Correspondents describe countless waves of Russians going into battle. _Gen. llriisslloii, who is be- lieved t_o` be in coinniund of the Rus- sian foroes on this front, seems. uc- cording tp advices, to be following the tactics pursued by the Russians in th Carpathians, making attacks in masses in an effort to break through hostile lines.

(Special to the Guardian.)

PETROGRAD, June 5.--The llus-

sians continue to develop the succes- ses won by their newly inaugurated offensive. It is reported that up to the present time they have captured 25,000 men, 480 otllccrs, 17 cannon and 15 machine guns.

CHINESE EMPENIIHQ

NIIAN SHI NAI IIENII

Consoled by Number of Wives

und Children. flew President Reported to be in Sympathy With Rebel Movement.

PEKING, Julie 6.-Yuan Slit Kai,

died ut 1 o'ciock this morning in his palace surrounded by his wives and older children. Rumors that he had committed suicide are stoutly denied by high officials. tlonimaudants of legutlon guards met to-day and dis- cussed the situation hero coming to the decision that i'ioting was unlikely. Ll Huan Iiuiig will take the presidcii tial oath tomorrow. The Chinese are rushin into the le ation uartei tak

(Special to the Guardian.)

OTTAWA, Julie 6.-Early this morn-

ing a report was received that a Bri-

tish cruiser with Earl Kitchener, Min-

ister of War and staff, had been sunk

e off the Orkneys. The report was al-

most incredible but, unfortunately later the news was officially confirmed. lt seems Lord Kitchener was on his way to Russia in connection with de- velopments of the Russian campaign and left London unannounced. Ger- rnuii spies had got wind of his movements, however, and when the Hampshire was oft’ the _Orkney lslaiids she was attacked by a German sub- marine and sank in a few minutes. Four bouts were seen from the shore to leave the vessel but no trace of them luis since been seen and as a storm raged it is feared all wore wrecked. Only one capsized boat and some bodies have been found. Ad- miral Jellicoe’s oillcial report is as follows:

"LONDON, June 6.-I have to re-

port with deep regret that H. M. S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board was sunk about eight p. m. to west of the Orkheys either by a mine or a torpedo. Four boats were seen by observers on the shore to leave the ship. As the whole shore has been searched by patrol vessels, I greatly fear that there is

vors. No report has yet been receive from the search party on shore."

The disaster is certain to cause

certain amount of consternation but must be borne in mind thut the rein val of the strong silent war lord only one incident in the collossal wa

vigor and greater determination. T individual head has been removed bu the ministry of war continues and tha means the whole organization and pol cy remains. The first shock has bee great but the effect will he to ste the courage and determination of th Allies to greater efforts to proaecut

issue.

THE HAMPSHIRE NORMALLY

CARRIED 655 ME

The Hampshire was one of tli

Devonshire class et' six cruisers. Sb was built in 1903. and normally 'ca ried 655 men. She displaced 10,8

beam and drew 251/. feet. She wa

and torpedo tubes. She cost $4.25 000.

The llampshire has been in use n

cials on various missions. havin

little hope of there being any survi-

d purpose. _

a WERE ACCOMPANYING it LORD KITCHENEP 0. is LONDON, June 6,-Accompanying

the war to an early and successful

tons, was 450 feet long 681/, fee

iirinell with four 7T5~incli, six 6-inch

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two 12~pound and twenty Il-pouudcrs cil.

0. The newspaper reporters at the wa'

a scout bout and for carrying oill-

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in is son. on. Sauk by liiioe or Torpedo 0ii ilrkney islands.

_ , War Secretary Kitchener and Stall included

from vienna robot-t unit n violent _

ample accommodations for the latter

r Earl Kitchener as hi`s staff were Hugh

which will be continued with renewed James 0'Bcirnc, former councillor of

e the British Embasayat Patrograd au.) t former minister oi' Sofia; O. A. Fits t gerald, Earl Kitchener’s private inili-

i- tary secretary; Brigadier General Ei- n lerahaw, and Sir Frederick Donaldeo: el

e BRITISH WAR COUNCIL 0 MET IMMEDIATELY

LONIJON, June. tl.-When the news

oi'_the sinking of the cruiser Hahn shire, with ldarl Kitchener and his

N stall’ on board, was received in London

1-i meeting of the British war counci‘ was immediately called. Sir William

ei Robertson chief of the Imperial Stair. ei who probably will become the heat

r- of the war oilicc- Sir Edward Grey 50 secretary for foreign affairs, Reginald

t McKenna, chancellor of the excheque~ s und David Lloyd George, minister o

munitions, were resent at the coun

oflice, who at the time had not heard

s the iicws, regarding Earl Kitcliencr.

announced: “Neither Earl Kitchens'

g nor Premier Asquith was present."

EIIISI SIAIIUN SHEET N. IN it P.E.I; EUNEEHENE

(Special to the Gu|rdlan.)'

friends look to hearing of many of her e-xpoi'iciicos_-llr. Travis is a niece ot Major A. A. Bartlctt of this City.

of the German capital ships, causing. her magazine to explode with terrific force. The forward part of the ship was blow away almost bodily and the Queen Mary wont down in less than two minutes.

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y_my a further hostilo` force which later

turned out to he five ships of the Queen Elizabeth type. Soon after- wards tlio German main fleet entered into action.

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IAIEEN EENEHAIS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) OTTAWA, June 6.-Brigadier Gene-

ral Lipsett will succeed Major General Mercer in command of the 3rd Divi- sion, it was announced tonight. Geiic- ral Mercer’s fate is so far not known.

General Litpsott, the new Comman-

der of the .flrd Division was formerly attached to the permanent force at Winnipeg and went to the front with the 8th Regiment. He was appointed Brigadier General of the First Divlsioii and has been in all the heavy fight- ing.

Brigadier General W. St. Pierre

Hughes, it brother of the Minister of Militia. has been recommended by Ge- neral Byng to aiicceed General Victor Williams in command of the 8th Bri- gade. 3rd. Division. General Hughes will bo siicceeded in the -ith Division s. Brigade of which he commanded, by Lieut-Col. J. F. L. Embury of the 28th of Regina. General Embury is a well known Edmonton lawyer.

BBN NIIIAGE Iii

iiliiii HAIIAIIUN

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I The Patriotic Society has arranged

for an at fresco meeting to wish the troops bon voyage on Thursday after- noon on Victoria Park at 3.80. This meeting will be _addressed by hi! A10- ntinr the Lieutenant Governor. Hon. Premier Mathioson. His Worship the Mayor and others. There will also be .L first class musical programme under

The hand of the 105th will be in at tendarice. Owing to the large num-

J THE SF. NAEIEAN

‘ i her first trip of the season. She had

Nth' Iudenhip °E Pmfessor WatkIs'I'TerrlIl Miss M. McCormack W J Le-

is E ll ‘ -

ing their valuables with them and en- gagiiig hotel accomodation there. Li Hultn Hung who becomes' president of China in the regular course of events would remain in oillce iutll October of next year when thc term oi' tive years for which Yuan Shi Kai was elected will expire. Li Huan llung ig reported to have been in sympathy with the rebel movement. He is 52 years old.

VIIIE-AIJMIHAL BEAIIN [INMMENIS UN BAIIEE

Declares Bottle Cruiser Fleet is

Iillve und Randy for liaxt Time Which lie Proys Iilil Come Soon.

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(SpeciaI to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Juno G.-Ilear Admiral

Sir Hedworth Meox who was elected to the House of Ciiniiiioiis iii the seat left vacant by Ailnilrul Lord Herres ford when the latter was created ilu- ron ami who was u spokesman for the navy, read the following letter from Vice-Admiral Sir David Beatty who commanded the battle-cruiser squad- ron in the North Sea fight.

"We drew the enemy into the jaws

of our fleet. l have no regrets ex- cept for the gallant lives lost, for pals who have gone and who died glorious- ly. it would have warmed your heart to have seen how gallant Hood brought his squadron into action. Would to God he had been more suc- cessful. in thc eneral result.-~ - We

please God it will come soon. The battle cruiser fleet is alive and has u very big kick in her.

` The ss. nniim, an-ivefi in cinn- lottetown about 7.30 last evening on

. good weather on the passage and con- sequently the trip was an enjoyable .0ne, The steamer brought 125 tons of freight to this port. the main gor- iinu of it helm: -fertilizer. She ad 52 passengers leaving Bostfri and the ifollowing for this port‘--

M. M. Martln, W. H. Simon, J. Greg-

ory and family, Miss O. McLeod, E.

.nlhan.

The Halifax this season is command~

ber of troops it was found impossible to arrange for a fitting repast but the generosity of some of the merchants and other citizens will be shown in the extra delicasios

_lupzlfoii to the troops at tea on that ive' itil. The Executive of the Re- _Mil Merchants’ Association have gh” to recommend that all the 1'6-

II stores be closed at 3 o'ciock on

that dey in honour of the occasslon so ll to permit their employees to take Dart in the celebration.

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||lnerd'l Llnlment ouree Dietemper.

:ed by Captain J. H. Walker of port iiiawkesbury and the Chief Oliioer ,is Mr. Basil Knight, of Souris, P. E. I. 'The second ofllcer is also an Island Aman, Mr. John Plneau, of New Glu. lgow. The others are ne folIowe:-- . Third ofiicer, Mr. Williams Musquo- dobit. N. B.; Chief Engineer, Robert -Mclili; /B,0<=0l\\l linsineor. Edward Meehan; Third ofilcer, H. Fislier; Pup. son, Harry Saudsli. The last four all \heil from Halifax.

The steamer sail on return at 0

will bc ready for them next time;,

SUMMERSIDE, June 5.-Tiie follow-

ing is the first list of stations f'or the year 1916-17, as arranged by the ata- tloning committee of the New Bruns- wick iiiid i’. E. island conference which is now meeting in Summeraide.

STATION SHEET UNDER CORREC-

TION.

ST. JOHN DISTRICT.

St. John. Queen Square, Hammond oliiison.

Centenary, Wm. H. Barraclough.

Exniuth Street. W-ni. G. Lane.

Portland, Nell McLaughlin.

Carleton, E. A. Westmoreland. Carniartliean Street, Thomas Hicks. Zion, East St. John and Little River,

R. S. Crisp.

Fairvllle, Gilbert Earle.

Silver Falls, Geo. N. Somers.

Sussex, H. C. Rice.

Newton, W. J. Domvllle. Apohaqul, L. H. Jewett.

Springfield, Edwin Ramsay. Hampton, James F. Rowley.

St. Martins, Mason S. Linton.

Jerusalem, L. J. Wasson.

Wclsford. Hugh Miller,

Westflelo. if. T. Bertram. Kingston, J. l"-`.. Shanklin.

FREDERICTON DISTRICT.

Fredericton. Thos. Marshall. Marysville, Dr. Wm. Harrison. Gibson, A. D. McLeod.

Nasliwaak, F. H. M. Holmes.

Stanley, John B. Young.

Buiestown, Geo. W. Tilley.

Keswick, B. W. Turner. Shefiielil, O. H. Peters.

_ Grand Lake, T. Spencer Crisp.

Gagetown, H. Harrison.

Orpmocto. F. E. Bothroyd.

Chipman, one wanted.

WOODSTOCK DISTRICT.

Woodstock, Sam.iel Howard.

Canterbury. C. Stebbinga. Jacksonville, J. B. Gough. Hartland and Lindsay. G. S. Hel Richmond, i’i. T. Smith.

Centreville, J. B. Champion. Florenceville, (leo. A. Rosa. Argyle Summer Supply, An

C. Flemington. '

Tobique Summer Supply.

CHATAM DISTRICT.

Chatham. J. J. Pinkerton. New Castle. H. E. Thomas. Tabuaintac, Arthur Whiteside. Derby. A. E. Chapman.

Richibucto, W. J. Kirby. Buctonche. Wm. Lawson. rco E Rowlands

ps.

dove

C. Motyer.

Campbellton, Geo. M. Young. Bonaventure. one wanted. Gaspe and Cape Ozo. W. B. Le

BACKVILLE DISTRICT.

Ssckville, C. W. Squires, D. D.

Tantramsr. one wanted.

Point de Bute. George Ormsii.

Baie Verte, B. 0. Hartman.

Bayfield. J. A. Ives. Moncton Central, H. A. Goodwin.

ard .

Fitzpatrick .

Io'elock this morning taking a large .osx-go of potatoes, lobsters, tin, etc.

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, sunny Bree. James Crisp.

Shedlac, Edwin (‘. Turner.

p .

Alma, Kenneth Kingston. Hillsboro, Henry Pierce. Petitcodiac. J. Spicer Gregg. Elgin, B. E. (Threw.

Salisbury, A. I). McCully.

ST. STEPHEN DISTRICT.

St. Stephen, II. S. B. Strotliard. Milltowii, D. ll. Chowon.

St. Andrew, lt. W. Weddall.

(Ink Boy, A. (‘__ Bell.

St. Jumcs, W. It. Pepper.

Liocadec. J. H. McLellan.

mer Supply. ,

CHARLOTTETDWN DISTRICT.

Charlottetown First Church, R. G

Fulton.

Charlottetown Grace Church, F. H ittlejohns.

(‘,oriiwnlI. Jacob Heaney.

Little York. J_. L. Dawson.

Winsloe, George Elliot. Pownal, E. S. Weeks.

Vernon River. Alfred J. Gould.

Montague. R. M. Brodie.

Murray llarbor, H. A. Brown.

Souris, E. E. Styles.

Mount Stewart,l~‘. W. Sawdon.

SUMMERSIDE DISTRICT.

Summerslde. Jabez M. Rice. Bedeque, George Ayers. Tryon. George Morris. Margate, George Sellar. Granville. L. J. Leard. Bideford. H. Stanley. Alberton. Geo. F. Dawson.

llenna.

W. H. BARRACLOUGH.

Deer island and Grand Mahan Sum-

Csne Wolfe and o'i.i-ary. Henry

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MENI IIEEIEINIEN UENIEU

` ‘ (Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. June 6.-The Admiralty

made the following announcement tonight:

A iierlin oillcial communication sign

od "fleet commander" has been issuel today in which the loss of the War- spite, Princess Royal, Birmingham and Acasta, in the action of May 31st. is claimed on the evidence of British sailors picked up by German ships This ls false. The complete list of British losses has been made put.- lic. `

' THE YIEITIIEI

TEMPERATURE,

TIDE l00li ETC

TORONTO, June 7.-Maritime fair

not niucli change in temperature.

The tide will be high this afternoor'

at 2.14 and tomorrow at 3.98; it wil' he high tomorrow moming at 3.58 and h‘riday_ at 4.30. - _ The sun sets this evening and to

_;n_o_{'row at 7.49; it rises tomorrow at E The moon sets tonight at 12. There was a new moon on Wednes-

day, May (list at 3.37 p. m.

The first quarter of the moon w'll be

on Thursday, Juno 8th at 7.59 p. m.

The length of today will be fourteen

hours ami forty minutes.

MInard'| Linlment oures Dipiitherla

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Ha art. . _ Bathurst, F. A. Wightman and A.

Moncton Wesley Memorial, Percy A._

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