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Newcastle, N B

_ - .l ~ : _ The _next meeting will beheld at _ ' ` --~ _s

_ i 1 ' _ '_ . . ‘ '

f' " (Ummdhu Press ' ` c ` Matthew Lodge, of Moncton, - Was D

` ` " ~) ' ~ (Canadian -Press ') ~

A N _ , ` . _,- elected President and Bl.. T. Higgs

,P20113 gf:7_‘;,~t,f:“¢ éiz- !'1`b=°° -Nil? YORK. Ass- 22-Mllwbmna ri. s. Logan, si ohsristtstcwh _ _ig B _uf _ _ew o the. ll-li a. Ztyears-old, n, seaman on the and Amherst respectively were elect- ~”"”‘°l" "' L9 " »'"‘° "°"’ “' `~"' “hm” Carrie 0- Visrs. bsiliuz from: d vice Presidents e' The _ wu-

tcd» ubvrday _on charge si ssssnit- nereh s N fi ° ““ "

§lE'a`_z\lmb_er. of non unionists were (Ca,mdian,r.,.M__,_) auppiditln l!ias.t'.l1lvl’:er(l-li;(:>vd2`;e,l' it is mms? Momltan' s°l’F°l‘°"y'_

tenNd_ today by the magi trate t P Li

the _ ies court here te two' months of)gl1mnIl,' A“"’ 2z"M'"’ “ish 'md inmi stiff; gltnfifeu is mms M

.u_dl’.°l ‘__ s y ans, two suffragettes who mcks sw” dellth Of fills mall-

.ll ` were sentenced Aug. 7 to five fy r - missed from the

'HW > u;';°|l£°;h_°W°d ul” *-110 imprisonment on charges of woundrn; “°l‘°°-“°l` i1Yf.CBl>tsln A. _T. Ward and lll'_n1 'B -M n°"'““l0“i5f3 ill John E. ' Redmond, loader of_ Irish he” 7°°t°"d3Y -were b°“Ud f0l‘ Pointe their hunks, had beaten them severe puiigmsntsry psi-ty, with s hatches Shortly after noun the body

` (Canadian Press.)

Nnw Yosx, Ang, az-District At-

,tnroey Whitman gene out information ,this afternoon that he had unearthed six more banlg alécounts of police ‘Lieutenant 'Becker showing deposits of about $12,500. _j _ The States Attorney has now locat- ed sums of money sggregatinz $125,- 000 held on deposit in several banks

_ _ I f by the accused; police oillccr. _

ly _sud 'bsdi damassd property to the thrown gt p,,,,,i,,,. A,,q,,m,~,, mria? Hicks was round iicatieglhcut thi-gs ~ A

value of |250. d 1 ttf 1 blocks awe fr ins- ii

The disturbance arose out of a ;';,,,T_ :;;peI;fiv,;f;_ tgaxesmrlggal; is not knoevu Grow Higitisoorfget hilt; new strike. _ hunger Bmw.. The! are mms ,m,c,_ death but it is believed to no B css., _

hiynfea hy.iei1 emciais. 0' swiiisllisl drbwnlns- """'

l - -2 Y Mum" Ur , P---> Y Wlililll Hlclifll ~ - OTT WA, Au _ 22-A lications ' ' ' ' LOUIBBUM, Allg. 21-The sch00fi- ` ' _ I for the merger 0| ima Monte-gal Trad_ . -» .~ . 1" 015% °l~Gl°“°°3t°"» M955' A159" ` ers Banks will likely come before the

Goodwin master, arrived here with hee ' _ 0 in :ut It hawmut' Captain Goodwin _ I if D m lon Treasury Board tomorrow. reported to .the American consular n- < .

gent that two of his crew, Coleman .

Brabs _, _65 years of age, and ._ ` _ |'l

_ _' Fist-ilii,B_MA_N Missmo.

(Canadian Press.)

end Tiemas Coierrnn, 45 years of ‘

:sei leitbghz with the other ` _orer s u ve o'clock . m., _ _ r _ _ - August 14, the weather heing tbfellz lCBi1B‘1lali PFBBBJ NEW YORK' Aug 2z_Au “ond 8 ng b1,gwii;g,s, atm \,|~ees¢_ with B OTTAWA, Aug. 22-Hon. G. J. _

choppy sea, .but not more than the Doherty, Minister oi Justice, will he I " "

ordinayy weather et, this sensom ` the first Cabinet man home fromi '

- Aiitlie do;-_leg i-sini-ned bsgwssn iiiiis England. He will be here by the end (Canadian Press.) The S. B. A. W. Perry arrived in P q ar. and elsven oiclock except the one with Of Y-hs Wesk- LONDON- AUS 22-The culminating i’°i'i- 181'* l1i8ht'ff0m B°9t°“ “lid ters. wrote an average of 278 words Br! nd Coleman The crew lew strike of s. series which has crip led Halifax

veseellfor hours and remained at sn- __ past two yearn is threatened by the sails this afternoon on return.

records for short hand speed were broken here today when Nathan Beh- rlng, official,-stenographer of the New ‘York Supreme Court, and formerly odicial re orter at Police' Head u

s, minute for five consecutive min-

_bson Q . _ h --;-_- ‘ p .

-horns and- fired the guns on board the CANADA WILL PROTEST. the British carrying trade during the She had a good general cargo and utes. _

The previous world's record was

_hfor until three o'clock .m._A`u ust officers of the Mercantile Marine. She had the follovvln inward ass- 2 9 or ' . li. The master and crew gf the vgseel OTTAWA. Aug. 21-The depart- The movement began today when ilillgcldi- K D 6 W M B minute are-afrlid that the men have perished ment of justice and other depart- the newly formed union of shipmns- ` FROM BOSTON. v 1 by the founderfng of the dory. ments have, it is stated, received in- _ters and mates tried to prevent the ' ' QF PAPER MONEY ‘

‘ ' __ struqtions by cable from Premier 0. P. R. liner Mount Royal from Mr. Crowley, _ _ , ______ ' ', Y A $6.000 FLAT. Borden and Hon. C. J. Doherty,_ to sailing and the chief officer had been H- Ci`0Wi°Y. A ` A 4 I

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iii-iuadian Press.)

BT. i'i-)'|'h`.RSBURG, Aug. 22-A

story of ii plot by malcontent army sailors of the Russian Black Sea fleet to capture the Czar is dc- clared in oflicisl `circles to be an absolute invention.

BHiMWlll BUUTH

TU VISIT Eiiiilii

" 'IX BROKiNl -

(Canadian Press.)

MONTHhlAL,, Aug. 22-A London

cable says Bramwell Booth. the new General of the Salvation Army, is likely to visit Canada before Christ- mas on a tour ofi the world’s Army posts.

The new General ii-cards Canada Bs

the most convenienr nnd most natur- al point of settlcnnni of the 'Exodus from the crowded ri..-ther countries.

His succession 1-. lin- command will

mean extraordinaiw :if-.tivitics in the way of diverting luiiisb immigra- tion towards (lanadfi

Tl-IE C-IliCUl.ATI0l*.

' ' --- collect all information and statistics, dismissed and the union demanded H Deacon ' ‘ OTTAWA August 21__Het“ms re

contained in the records in posses reinstatement Geo H Dale, ceived by me ,mance department

NEW; YORK, Aug. 21-Nelson W. sion of the government having any A substitute was obtained by the tO. H, Webster, Biww that the circulation 0! smaii Aldrich, ahptrman of the National bearing on the Panama _ canal con- company, however, and the vessel 1si|_ H. H. Bronson and wife, _ , ,notes -.in Bubstantiaiiy lame, than it

Currency Commiasion, and _formerly troversy. _ port. n ~ _ Mrs. Dyer, - ‘ \ - 1 t C i th -,_ United States Senator 'from Rhodes It is understood that this action is The officers are well organized snd P. J. Guilln, wife and daughter, -- Yiiliggilxi €|m.?:|‘l$-r 31,m‘T;|f; ntiithetlilat

Islands' . _.th his wife a d family, is taken for the purpose of augmenting' discoutented and propose to put for- J. P. McPherson, ` _' . ' 8

._ P . _ _ _ .of July 31st, 1911, there is an UK '@°',._N°" -Y-°l`k__t° u`f_°_~ Um. 5l"°l_\¥Fl!°l\il\8 Grsat .Britainfs .yard before the and °f "_"-‘» -W9-f 'Wl‘**VfM“" §N°_“-" _ _ __ _ __ ‘ (Canadian Press.) ivance in one dollar notes. of nppro

.frejn Uhe,rl_es_ A. she:-msn. the case. -which will bs Pvt is motion tbsy consider thclr legitimate de- lA- 0““i"“- washin ten, Aug. zz-The ninssni-_w imeteiy $500,000 in two dollar. no

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_ "n`iArble_ building at sixty-firsigglht' and ' Park avenue, hnqifn' as No. M0 Park Avenue. A similar iipsitnnnt in this hniienig,

unfurnislgd, rents for $6,000 ai year. H11( Ald ¢li's‘ apartment is on the llliitli floor. It has fourteen rooms, including baths, and occupies the'entir_e

LAWS.

Aug 22-A,_eomplaint, Aid. Blumenthal at the

meeting against the

only. He-said that

not been able

they had receiv-

health departfnentjn re- iliss and dirt, and .that

the laws. He would by-laws should be

discussion.

attorneys wer

Lachapelle said. th

had not asked

Guardian.) h

was above. Th

above. At nine e.. m

elepin

morning

8.10.

row mornin

ly! the new 'moo

minutes.

Guardian o'el

tney had been fined

discussed the injunc-

been taken ont to pre-

from signing the au-

thought it might

e

fight before

e

had no objection to

-_ being engaged,

recorded

above lel‘o

the Previous night

_ K

at \ 8.24; it

at

evening at |154

_et 0.58; it wil) be

Achim. st 11-5

ht on Tnesda!

Will be thirteen

ook

story s

that no time shall be lost in backing up the case of England. '_

can ships, even in the coastwise

its representations to Cansda's ac

dsrseeea that the his lines, hspccisl-

z$"‘Fr”h' to V ` 4 Fm V' P' i . _ _ ..... _ _ _ .. _ _ _._ __________ _ _ s' .... ._-_-_~_~.-_-_ to _ westerly ' `

.or _ thunder-

‘esnts

_ i I

Any exemption of tolls to Ameri- --

trade, will constitute grounds for (Canadian. P,-8550

__ Csnada's protest ss a violation of _ MONTREAL, Aug_ 22_D,._ Ch“_

°"" "Y'"“" “‘ Eng' *hs HW-P°““¢°f°f° treaty- Nehle, the eminent Phiiedsiphis ph..-

AIIIOHK 1-h0B¢9»ti°¢i°B ¢0 bl* °°mP“°d slcian who has been confined since

by the departments will be f'lgu1'°9 June 24th, in the Verdin Insane Asy- showing lbs ircc and easel benefits lum, was granted release this after-

d rived b Amerie n shi in hr u lr

°0V°i'illK of fruit to pro- Gtinadianycanals. The lzrpariids t'rei-- 32?? olfybizllg-asJ<?:1l’li>li‘; Dome” on a

ties bearing on canal rights will also Th, judge did not dwsii on the sup. 11° ““°“1'th°d fm' l'°f°"°“°°_- posed mental condition of the plain- ' It is understood that the Canadian tm but gave judgment in favor of

Pacific Railway is interested in -the gh, rsisssa oi the _pstitionsr on ac.

H,;:'°w' u1t°'u°“' ‘l“°“tl°“ and ‘MY “dd tl" Weight 9' count of a technical error in the

° m° °“ W” _ ' committment papers on which Dr.

tion. How the clause prohibiting rail- -Noble had been conun0d_

road-owned ships from passing _ _...___ through the canal will affect Cans- BOUNTIES QN , dian railways cannot at present be ,» I. ELECTRICAL Srpg-,EL_ ascertained, but ln any case. it is un- --.- '

_ OTTAWA. Al-llust 21-The bounty

ly tm O' P' R" ar; lviatchiv dw” on steel treated by the` electrical °pm°“t'° °l°s°ly" “ cons d°"m°n ii ocess expires this ear and is one _oi the terms ei the hill and com- o~ the mt of thaymom important plete information as to the effect bil *ti mm” ahead from which an "Ed C°”“di““ Bhiming Wm b° “°°°°°“'9 b ~ statute. The steel interests gen- b°'°’° ‘_‘°u°“ 1” t“k°“' orally are preparing to submit to the

BANKS I-0312 H“’AV1lfY- l‘1'if_lf§l‘"§§Z`.f.sT»fisi“'l.£°¢'if.'§ filgl “ 9i'il.§_

_ ' ' ` " _-ediiditions wb ch exist in 't e litdus-` ‘ ' __ ti! 'and emphasising the necessity of NEW YQIXK; Aff' Zi ‘Z°'"‘,‘_ meet the situn-ion._1t is intimated °’°~"°p°"h° °an"° 2° 1 ° Q1 hh tariff changes as are necessary ml'-“¢“ *_ ° 0' ‘ “'° »° "”‘ “Wa tliiit it may he on lines scniswheeeii-

CHALLENGE TAKEN.

Leader has accepted the challenge 0

some one to make 9. direct accuse

Standard Oil. The Leader says'--

ay member of the Industrial Commis sion, had taken order from John D

gating the monopoly.

him' previous to being made public.

TO OPPOSE LONGWORTH.

represented bv Nicholas Longworth

_I-ioosevelt.

veit himself. Leaders of the Progres

_ - i ~=- _ fel* t from last sesef 's preeentatlomsive movement say Dr. A. 0. zwick cosnsiiisiriiiiii _ _..._ °“

Senator Penrose, who says he wanted

tion in respect to the $25,000 sent bun by John D. Archhoic ci the Blmy mm __ _ _

We make the direct accusation that

Boies Penrose was paid $25,000 by dmc", match 0| seven 'hots at 590 the Standard Oil Trust after he. as yards and the ii,-gt two ,taxes og tim

_sf .‘of,__Nq,__.B81_Fourth ithrough diplomatic channels in the mands. _ __ _ A. Culllnou, - N u sm' ,O H mximatel 800,000; in 10

"°§:%j.m`d.lWmshed' 'apartment .iii event' bl. the bill srantins ~ special Failure to mcst these will be mst' G~ Kelm- ` tggiggillilisilegid ;i°`:.;';‘:ip'ls hci.'»§df>1|sl;phetss ei :ver S $360,000 or in

-privilsscs tel United States ships' bd- bl* 'e strike which may starve the E- 5~ S*°“° and W"°» iirmed. All the defenders, except three 'hu of hsiwsi-n $1,600,000 and $1,100 Qamlnfmw' °“u°“- B' S' Mcamrk “Pd Win- or four soldiers who escaped were 000. In addition there is the addi-

'1‘b°\1zh nothin: in the way oi tor- . _-,-»--i- Mrs- A- M¢M0fr0w. snnihiistsd tional ensnisueh or the new me asi-

mu m`°t°'t can be m“d° 'by “mmf lar note, which at the end of Jill

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_°“""'d‘? °’ "N "‘°"“°"““° “W1 “‘° FROM H'“‘H"AX~ QUEBEC nispm MEET. was ss_01n,000_ This is practically °m°i°l “rms °l the bm' 3' ””°'u7 . . _ _ _ _; ' --- balanced -by the decreased use of smssdcd and ratified. have been rs- ; I I .._. .- R B- A"’*‘"°“K- .` large net.-s, which src un-d excl sive-

.<>°iv°d» it is in*-ended that the meter 1. - Alien Armstrong. MONTREAL., Ang. 21- 'rhé pre- ly hy hsnks. in the three wecls of

ill-1 (OT U10 framing °f B lil`0l¢¢3¢ Will ‘ » MF- Coxtefi vfnce of Quebec Rifle Association August which have elapsed thc circu- be ready upon Mr. Borden s return so -;--_-- championships opened gods, at point iaiim, of give, h,,v,, ,,,crws¢,i to ,,,,_

aux Trembles ranges under excellent proximately $8,250,000.

weather conditions and some good

PITTSBURGH' Paw Aug_ 21___,I.he scores were made. The new regulat-

R ions which permit competitors from

all over Canada to compete have proved a success and there are entries from evety section of the dhe do- minion includdng a- large number- of

Today’s contests were'~tbe green

shot and tryo matches, B servicircon-

' lieutenant governor's match cat `200 - and 500 yards. Extra series m_stcb¢\

Archbold, of Standard Oil, as the wsi-s ,iso ,hog ' _ course of that commission in investi- gs,-gsani; pg T,-,,p,mie|~_, of the ggii

Regiment, won both the green and

We make the additional dlrect_ ac- tyrn matches, his scores being identi-

cusation that Penrose was paid this cal in each, e. possible at 200 yards $25,000 after the f'eport of Industrial and Z3 at 500. ' Commission had been submitted to In the tyros 39 was the lowest score John D. Archbold and approved by .to draw a i-prize but in the ggeen

'there were more prizes than entries.

Owing to e - protest over seventh place in the service conditions match only the first six places were an- nouiiced.

UINCING-A'l`I» Avi;-»21-A Pf°s\‘°=- o. s. Joyce nedsweu, R. A., was

sive csndists for Congress will bs first with 34, and c. D. shittnii, A. put into the field in the district now R, A_, second with 33, Sergeant J,

. H. Armstrong, ,of the 66th, _ was

Republican, son-in-law of 'Iheodore iiith with 31,

Lieilt. .W. H. Sample, of the 76th,

The order to put up a candidate gmade a possible of five bulls at 200

for Congress `in this district is said ‘speculatorsr ~ to have come from Colonel Rouse- iyards in an extra series match. Two

- _other competitors duplicated this.

_er will probably get the nomination. _Keep Mlnsrd's Linlaient ln the house. DL “_ M' Anderson M IOWL The

KINGS COUN Li ERAL ii CiilT0

TYB S30 I

- ' _ ‘ _ the most northerly point of Alask:

Ons ‘seat pei- word insertion . ` ' ` _ where they bearded the pear. The

in this column. Cash must seoonif ‘ _ pm’ om” mg’ ny. * "nt “Nou” \ _ I logical survey of Canada and the

° _5“°"‘d° “html” 3' t'°°t7"”f _ The snnusi meeting~of the Kings -‘the forepoon, President W. L. Poole,l 4th District. ' -v-Samuel B. Aitken, Am°"°°“ M“"“f“ °l N°t“"‘l Hm°°rY

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above and at BOY wANTmD°"Am-,LY 1ss3__l'1?g 3,°“5:;,.;2;°:;l yixxaniiontign :id “Aftgp thinzealdinge of :ble minutes by `Gglllr toflistrict.-W. W. Jenkins,

' BT- ' ' _ ' ' the Secretary G. S. Inman", e nomin- eorge wn, ,

‘“ “_” 1" 1,i)°`0` _ f s penlng in the mornin! Bild °0l1‘_ ti ittee ppoi ted, to . 0 Moti of Lauehlln McDonald,

'miles Me)nrgrDaAv':dfJ¢B'll"’in§3‘ leave A ttfhluiifg through the afternoon and :legtg ggizlelgs for :lx :nsuinng vsecdlnded hz" Ales. Hamilton, s vote HEEHHGS, ETC

' in 5-znni i » i While the committee were s work, of thanks was tender-sd to Mr. In- *-"'

Guardisll 0 0°- evening and a large attendance being

. _-I-4-_n-.E----------*-§ - ,J, J, Hughes, lf. P., delivered a pan, the retiring Bscrctery, for bil, NA- *N “x“‘Rmf°foDw“"§, i"°'°“*- emi hutnui-rin; speech, in which he silieisnt services. us. Inman. nnue s 0” wi* P" Wqffl *Mi* i\Ml'*i°s if for a gl'0°¢;l_'¥,_lt_9\T°- APP? - ' In the afternoon a public meeting ,knit on gh. prospects. of Liberalism, 'su _le reply. - _ __ _--_ in this column. lash must accom.-

-- “ wil!!-I-~ol-t-7' ' 8°’;,¥$l' was held commedeing after two 'o'- the dis-satisfaction against the pre- 5-: lutions, condsnihl » the Bor- POD! Orddl' Bild fills ifsl' deli- dil°0\\Il Illorning at 5.10 and( - ,R INNO I 1 “_ _ I t 4 an °i,.wm.un.. . mi ‘on g° ' Qi sp- allowed. Minimum charge twenty-fly

L0! g t iii ii gn.; yy , ini-gs sent governmsn . as 9 __ th

.‘ "pool balls. Finiig :ill beézqgfd. 01:2” s w c e_ ‘ss our Mrwi I' hw’ ‘damonl "nr, _` . _y’.°!_w° L _ m géutwx. "nm _ 4 '°¢"”- ' e `lH°\\- MK- lives- *i*“"“» 'ft' dill: isli<2'm's's§°en» wg: (heel M " ' ‘ 26~t;ishsTs1se1si, mmniiey. “scsi n hi mm* :__ _ °_A_ _Mm _ E_MM. . espec__ ran W eav 7 IDb=.'l;°_£ noisilll ggi* _tha i>;"incip_l\l sfwllf i and with Al- el::;imm¢:_w. L. fool., “°nJ‘“°_ Dguga' “§Y“ih';1%hgg'L gi. Charlottetown for Fudhla at two `p

sagem ima time un Iiiolgo. isasfflir, rectum is s nimiui vlsi 'i»rs¢m»st- . c. - sum, si-mens night are hy special 1°- 1'=°*~°<l °l 1-" B-liilb

’ bills. Finder kindly leave A; ti -"~ “,n,m°m¢ .p,.“|.."¢ 5|. 'i-g. gong-is, ' ' train. Amc§g.th§ise -,accompanying

i | . ' ' v - , , , , A . . . s ~

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wer In TRYPN' R asm 'LA ` .`“l.lllltgs1ld-¥"1?.tl"f:iif.¢$u wan P dents for the districts:-l:'ow'le“Pl`lf.l¥?’JH. J. llmxmg: gmitllpugiggiir. Wllilsl-ll 1' ‘ U' *l ' ' "1" dwss Hen Tre: Kiekhsm scans L Poole n 's ifensgdih. d. ss. shoulders-and you can *I1 ' t ,,,,,;°°’ii’i°,f,i,°,"":,i.‘¢¢, smnlweadf- ienefgsf-.norm zss`nmriét.-.masse wemér, md- nlhisn ohuf ohsniiisr, o. `A. sham. cm wr I vw* °b “hi- _ - * ' - _ _;¢. 11,- s o. .N.~_ J. ri. its-'Prem'

' ° "ad, District- Horatio Nelsonllnng, 3. 0.nB\tem:’g'eter McCourt., ' '

mu-“.¢ The regular moetisl vs_s~held in bifontssus. F. J. Nssh, sniiethers. _ 0 Ask for lnnsrcis sud tfks so otlwr Kiss/rdl

if i ‘T 3' ` ‘

Jsssphs on vent 8- i slacks were heard with been stten lssretery -D I licponsld, Mont- them were on W Richards M °°It‘s sllfpfillllo iw' W0

CAMERON WINS.

CI-IATHAM, N. B., Aug. 22-The

five mile relay race in which Fred Cameron, the pride of Amherst, run against three local men, was won by the former, he going the distance in the time of 27 minutes, 5-il seconds.

The locals, Watling, McGrath and Moore, gave the sturdy little eastern- cr a bard run for.thc money, he only coming under the wirc about two fcvt ahead -of Walling, who ran the luci. quarter.

Cameron's time for the distance

was as follows: Half mile, Z.-i5;.mile, 5.36; mile and half, 8.36; two 'milcs, 10.52 two and one-half..miirs, 13.40; three miles, 16.15; three nnd one- haii lniics, 19.40; four nnlcs, 22.31, four and one-half miles, 25.13; five miles, 27.5-il.

:%'i`|'.|~`_-\.'\SON AT NOME.

NOME, .»\|»\.~ika, Aug. 2l-- Vilhk-

mar Stefans-.n the explorer who dis- covered a race of blonde Eslrimos in Victorialand arrived here today on thc revenue cutter Bear. after spend- ing four and a half yenrs in the Arctic, Mr. Stefanson collected mush information concerning the Eskimos of the Far North-and found many new tribes, He was accompanied by

Y

Tl -_-___1:.~_-;:_=-_-_-:--f::_--7:-- -f--r--1~<---~-r-f-<1-=-'-‘fy-'-‘-'-=~-'-‘-‘-""_° """'~ """""" made the journey out from the

_ _ --. ` ° c ` ‘ ' ‘ ` ` ‘ ' "" '~ 1* ` 5 - '~ ` ‘ “i mouth of the McK nzie River on

` ._ _ - I . N steam whaler as fareas Point Barre

a w

\

expedition was financed by the Goo

4. xi- tes ur

I O

et s tude of the

3i grounds."

A5 ` Supposed Have Fallen? ‘“i’°°‘“‘ *° '"'° “““'°i“l’> iAccused 0fGAra`il,ln Connect in "Ps Ummm to

_inns win iuiiiii .°..................... w--- -----------¢»----'- Hlliiili PLUT _ ¢é“'*f‘°'“‘" -_

(flarg.-irliuii Press.) U

i_">:\'ll|';N, Aug l'.'.’»-‘Biff-iih B11 ‘

vi-Li.-_i iiiii- liliriily indlglllllt ,fi Y |,~~c'ziiiui: i-hi-iiilia \'»|lii‘ei'B Blltelfllll country horns of Mr and Mrs. P h-ick Lswrencc, two of the leaders I are now in Canada and ordered , furniture to be sold in order to iii! the cost; 0( H10 l‘¢¢Bll\'. COBIPIIQU prosecution. '-_

Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence

sentenced to nine months illlpfl __-

ment _on May Z2 in Old Bailey Q' sions for inciting their followers , 1 malicious damages but were liin-_rated on June. 27. _ _ _ The Womens, Boclsl and Politidll Union today issued s statement be- cause that the action of “I0 sberiff’s officers was in the natureof persecution because windows brohen were replaced by lnsuradce companies and tradesmen had benefited by sd- vertising. ,

They claimed that the P50*

meters- of the recent coal strike had caused infinitely more damage and were cllowed to go unpunished. _

.ARRESTED FOR _

1N5'i‘Ii; f. 'P1516 STRIKE,

FREDERICTON, Aug. 21--The Cdl!

adlnn Pacific Railway Company N!! no intention of allowing labor agents A-\d'amators to interfere with its ieraf‘ons as is evidenced bv the ar

oi _ _- rest si ‘.icAdam of Benlamin Bloch".

n nn--.-.~. labor agent, who was bro----hi io the city by Albion ll. no-..~.c. .T ihr- o. P. H./Police. and :.;~_~.:.st wliom there is u charse of .. iniini; arrest and intimidating

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un Saturday the C. P-. R. brought n party of seventy-two foreign inh- or-_-rs from Montreal and on Monde!

grey were put to 'Wol'K`B¢- u°Ad5lll- lock, who had been not-lug as _ a labor agent. went among the men, and by telling them that they were not receiving sufficient \94\`11..'I'.i_lll¢ could do better elsewhere, them to leave the work. It _ig'-sup- posed that 'he was attempting* "to _set the men to work on railroad cop- struction near this city.

Monday night the strikers eongro-_

gated about the railway station at McAdam. Policeman Gardner of the 0. P. R. force, ordered them _to _dis- pnrse. Block refused to move on and when seized hy the officer resisted ar- rest.

NEW REMEDY.

1.oNr»oN, shun. zz-A Paris des-_

patch says that a vetinary specialist from Pas De Calaise has arrived at Charoll with a remedy for the fade and mouth disease. Eighteen infected cattle at Martigny Lecomte have ale most recovered ' after two days of treatment. Official trials of the remedy will be made.

The success of the expsriments al-

ready carried out is hailed with de~ light ns cattle ralsers of France end lilnglnn-l have lost heavily through the lieitihncr. `

_HARVESTERS nav

Nor slim Joss.

TORONTO, Aug. 21.-A Calgary diss

patch to the Globe says: Only about zuu farm lull...-1-ra ~-ur. of the 8,00Q iviiiih h:i\'|- i»~.'ii'iu-ii Winnipeg dl.l\‘ln§ iw |-nr.: \-.iw-ii limi: f0liDd their WII1 lim: xiii' \\'i->l '!`ii4- iivmlslid for hqi'YQ_!f.

hui; L.; uni 1|--n|'l_\' so gr0l,£_li_1,'% ‘ ta as in Saskatchewan or even - tote. 'ihe“ 'mea who came throu he reported the matte! to the p0li__ in 'southern Alberta, where barvesti_ is now generally under way. The `

retary of the United Farmers' -_

soclation of Alberta stated todl\__ that the demand for labor would 'not be as great in this province this yhq as last. _ - _ _,

"’l‘ne farfners cannot sdord io iles; big wages for hdp this year."'~ he, "and the crop msturing.so e is giving them a chance to co-op,`__ ate and get through the harvest onig, much cheaper basis than was antl& paced s month ago." _ _- _. » it will devolve upon Bas!-etch" and Manitoba to consumetlie bulb. the ‘s coming rush of harvester-s t

week an-l next, and in mall! q

the fear is exprcsldd that % ‘Y will not need the 50,000 at Y asked for from tlieealt. _ -...,§'

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