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g `Fin1pi‘ Returns Not Yet to' Haiid But Result of Negro Outra e, Fort Iioues
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HE SASKATCHEWAN iwionroririfiinoii
GH-ANCES I SPRINGFIELD
9if.__1£¢_€_zi;1n’fl-0f tllé Rainilar e Crowd’ ‘ u  ` 0"" ‘R I W `“`“_" _ “_
 to --_See the Sport-   Lilieial-  ' ° 5* - '
Milly ' Cliarlbttetdwn People    Conceded~Names‘ofuMemhers _ ed, Negro Lynclied, State Troops
I Were Present. --_ `
r s Claim Victorv Which is Burned, Two White Men Were Kill-
Llected. _ Restore Order.
Injured Man su S w r f`~~*~~'-
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cAPE_ _'rnAvERs
E, August 15.- H
A special train left the city D
arnet, and Mr. MacDermalll orc- - , 3 REGINA, August15__The
rletor of the Vendonie Hotel, New
l( I if/l N J W YOI`k Maga' - elected are as follows :_ Liberals cated :`
Francis, Dr. Mahon.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., August 16- ed. ~ _
at 9_-45 in the morning, for the races Glasgow, N. S'
HF Tmmal Track. at Cape Traverse
There were about fifty passenger; tm
rr_ppi_cnarioeieinwn, na- b in ii .B
uw- special 8011 to Ckhpe Tllravizarsellstiiday
WU full, e ‘arge crowd getting n
Emerald, Klnkora, and other int
mediate stations.
AFIOUI; the passengers from tl,
e. _ ii. w
B. Min - °°-“bury
el. W. E. Moran, Will Bi'r.’»vi'n; D
W- S- McKee. J. E. Mnitneivs, on
ue chandler, Geo. iunidin E  so
. _ .,
 _ __
About ti half an hpur ftr
tarted to rain and continued so
,un
at ‘wil
, l leave the city again at the sa
9"' h r.
Oll
Hof
n
ut 4 o'c1ock.
a e the
in unrived at Cape 'l‘raverse, it
, and the races were postponed
til Wednesday next, when ri special
In all nearly 500 people 'had assem-
city _ _ _ _ 0 bled and had the day been flue one of
Mpmbgvsxuettn  Stems' Wlulum the largest crowds and the best races
' the season would have taken place,
inner 'was served on the grounds
d the special 'left on return at a-
; zine u is er. Duck eta, Turion..
Estevan, Bell.
- ____ Humboldt, Neely.
Moosejaw City, Sheppiierd.
' Nonth Battleford, Finl s n.
BAvsi_DE, L. I., Ang. 16-(special) R,,St,,c,,,_ 'E,,,,_ “ °
~With a firm resolve to revenge hlm~I Saskatoon City, McN:ib.
self upon a man ~ whom he held re- Swift C”"‘f°”t» “wth
spensibie for the wrecking of ins ¥"‘d1f;‘“'Pé°'r“°'
_ UI' 01'), B. l`y.
hllllln, Capt. Peter I-Iaines Jr., U. S._ lgeggnu City, Bolo.
A., son of Brigadier General Peter, The Liberals clziiiii twent -o
all
me
, and publisher oi the Burr Meintonii' "' '
l£HilPLiNf PUT
Sill W|’iiH||] Will
Monthly and a number of Oth___r_! Following lie the Conservatives
magazines. 171 ”' ' ` "'~""" ` *_
P  ____ Canora Robertson I
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Haines, today shut and mortauy seats out of the forty, while in Athos
wounded william E_ A,mis_ ow-ner baske, the election will be held lut-
Last Mountain, Anderson.
Lioydminister, Mills.
Mo0.»‘eja\v City, Wellington.
Maple Creek, Wy`i`<‘.
Moose Mounta:n, Dr. Eli
Moosomin, Dr. Ellis.
Nnrtli Qu’Appelle, McDonald,
Plieasnnt Hills, Willwny. 1
Polly, Dundas. _
l’ipestone,' Gillis.
l’i'ince Albert City, Bi‘iidsliz|\v.
lik-il lierry, Evans. 5
Soiiri.-r, liiililel.
Siiltcoats, Thompson.
South Qu'Appelle, Haiiltaln.
Wcyburn, lloischcl.
Regina County, Tate.
iott. _
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u°~!sizsu-if His aiu his nun in
i [lil U-F BUS!N§[SS
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LEMANS, France, A1|g_ 14__Tho
Wright assayed 9, ‘neu d
 _ ' an deri '
mesh ii "g “
OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 13-Sir Wil-
id Laurier will go to 'his old home
_ _o of descent. He stopped the -
a
U`l0.t0T t ll i ht i ,,
.Med toacofne deg °f 75 'wt and next for a week s holidays. The fiist
own a gradual des-
cendi
118 Slade, the calculations were ir
not absolutely correct and ‘the left 1°"
wing of the aeroplane came in con- E a
tact with the ground This tore the
ri-‘eine of the machine. lvn. wright = h
-WAS not injured. ‘ h
,give several hours per day to his
C
milieu/if M -- - -
 I ' I erage of over ten hours pefr day and
the manner in which he has well
et
wh
iuuiiu Hum .___
é,
NORTH BAY Ont Aug 14-While
two excursion trains carrying hnr
vesters from the Maritime P ~ 
rovinces
to~ the West were stalled at Chalk
Reivertoday by a small freight wreck
the excursionists amused themselves
by attacking and looting the village
hotel. The proprietor was c
_ errled out
of the building and over $10010 worth
of_ liquors and cigars were carried off.
The Mad .excursionists even invaded
is-he. cellar and carried a carload of
beef, in IWES to the train w-here the
erupted water tanks and filled
them up with beer. The
fighting became general and one man
had his__n_ose split open and sustained
other injuries. At MacKie's Station,
the station house was attacked dur-
lJng_th_e_ stop _“uri the agent's furni-
ture wreckedui _ LL North Bay there
was little trouble. as the first sign of
hooliganism was met with the arrest'
of seven' of the excursionists.
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50 AUTOS AND
TAXICABS LOST.
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CHICAGO, August i-i.~j‘i\lo|'c ilum
fifty- automobiles and taxirailpi were
destroyed fo-day in u. fire vvliicli coll-
suined_a one-story brick biiihliiig at'
i7'l0-1718 Indiana avenue, occupied _by
C. A._Coey & Co. us n gorge. The fire
started. with mi explosiuii and spread
eQ_rapidl_y that tho lmllrliiig \\-as iilnmzt
entirely estroyed before the :\ri'i\‘i\l of
-the firemen. The fotiil loss \\';s' |~_~4ti»
Iimtefl ut $500,(f)0. _ 1
M iiiard ’3Ti_ni in ent f_' u res G nflwt ill (70\\"l
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dward left for Merienbad, where he
ill t k ' h l
mperor- Francis Joseph, who dis~
ay station to’bid his royal visitor
farewell. The Emperor last night en-
ner during the course of which tenets
were exchanged expressive of the mu-
Joseph on the celebration of ‘his jubi-
e and both dwellling with satisfac-
tion on the friendly relations exist-
g between t-he two countries.
The dinner was followed by-a sere-
re lghted at 200 points in the sur-
rounding mountains. -
T
rough Ischl to view the public
t Artnebnsimviiie, one., on Friday
cal respite from the multifahious
ree of State that the Premier has
llowed himself for a year, and this
usincss as Sir Wilfrid will 'have to
olday will be partially devoted to
orreepondence.
For over ai year the First Minister
as been steadily workin on
ood the strain is a marvel to those'
o know something of the multitu-
nous duties and worries tha
nment.
T
wi inN,Hs
hiiltli 'CEM-P5 N.
ISCHL, Austria, Aug, 14-King
a e t e waters' this morning.
ayed wonderful activity' during,
ing E<Iward’s visit, was at the rail- ‘
rtained King Edward at a gala ain-
al pleasure of the visit, the King
ngratulating .Emperor Francis
dc given by the Vienna Manner-
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IS CUNE
- .. 1 .nn the new line. l.-at Tiinuc will nf- one
isfactory agreement for the season C-1 here and the foreign office has au~_ ‘
_    of tho most important points on the ii.: r'ii‘ii in the stokchold shove-ling
1908, without the neceenit ot a ri I orized tho Associated Pleas i _ up
y . ply ._ " ' 2 to_ Quebec division of the road.
_formal agreement." _ wT°_posltivel-y deny it. _ V-
i The conclusion of amodus viven-dl
between Great Britain and the Uni i
s-Verein during which in obedient
flash light signals, beacon tires
he two monarchs then drove
ns and illumlnntione until early
dlllght When the Emperor escortad
royal guest back to thel hotel.
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lllllfl’-S Linimenf Cure; Diphiheria.
nr info Hisi Minus vivgi-is O nisnuiif it uiaiiiz-n
 TUKIO Aug l4-Up to 1100,, to BATH Me, Aug 14-This town is
iiav the forel n ofli e to MVB
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_ ___ _-_ ' 'g' ¢ r.-..1re¢@_\-tri: In gil-ironed. Pi-oirrostn,  E II 
informati_ouChi_egiE‘_i_ling_ t.h€_ r»C;;rirtcil wbn started a boys' baud several
i' n ou by ie' iinese ,_
LONDON, August 14-Another cloud giiflixdsitles of‘a steamer raving on W_eck“ n?.°'t1?aB dctdded' after [mmol `“‘
03100 in announcing tonight the c0n_‘board ten thousand rifles _--nd 2,000,-_ of “pp 1°” ")_ns_ mm thf’ girls' ts
Musica of a modus Vivendi regard_ 000 cartridges. Neither has there been gl” lb'-‘m fl Slmllllf 0f`g¢1Ulz“U0¥l- OTTAWA, Aug. 14-Hon. S. N. Pai-
in the N f _ i~ecJ.ved any. l`€D0l‘l¢ Of S0iZ‘1l”9 Of ext, Chairman of the Trnnscontineu
g ew aumnaud “sl-“""e“» 'SWS Japanese ar-me €lS¢\\'l1@I'0» i -~ - ----L Lal Railway Commission and Jin-not ii
"His MHJieStY's Government and the Shanghai specials in_ the Japanese __` _ I iflureuu, Solicitor General will leave,
Government of the United States in ne_wS.DeD6;‘S__ this__moi‘r:_1ng gfgiift vi__1;0 : Eor__La Tuque, Quebec, today in con-
regm-djn the ex seizure o W0 ai an se s f -
h _ P L. _  I   necnion with the selection of the ill.
Cardin img C Huge of notes rc sels loaded with arms and aminuiii-' ,md pm-Us for the G, T_ p_ yank-
’ g` "vprmjosal and its “¢"°.eT" tion. ,  station t _ h  ' » '
tance as constitutin i ' ' ' ‘
rHpeciiil)~'I`wii white men were killcil Rioung Wu” precipitated by an ‘5`
an unknown negro was Iynched mor. :muh committed early yesterday
' morning by n negro upon Mrs. Mabel
lthnn half ii. hundred. crsons i ' i
P mum( Hallam, wife of a street railway con-
|iinil two score of houses mostly or ,,1m.tOr_
'cupied by ncgrocs were burned Im,-f I While the WOIIJIID Slept B.l0Il8 ill her
fniglit as the result of on ntteinpt by|li~iiiic on ri populous residence street
,in mob to lynch A negro who limi ns- :l\'.wiii.iiiz thc return of her husband'
`i~;:i\_illeii zi white wonian. :ilu iiiai broke into the house and
After ii night of riot, nr:-;oii :iiiil -3-';»L:,4rii her into rczir yard. -
slniightci~ the state troops were ciilleil Hl‘f1ll'c noun GL‘0l`gc liicliiirilsonf ii
rout by the Govcnment and succeeded _voung negro v/:is uiwsieil by ui sher-
ieiirly today in restoring substantial lli’o filrvc and <>.iinrgcd"with thu
oriler and stopping' the fire. icriine. `
A number of militiamen including` The victim partially identified the
‘three companies from this city and l1l`lHUfl0I`-
two from Blooiningtoii, Dccatcur,, Crowds quickly gathered about tho
Peoria, Pekin mid Pontiac are patrol-fjnil but Sheriff Werner's force and
ling the s|.reets and it is believed ; the police were able to preserve order
that further disorder will be prevent Iuntil iiightfall without diiiiculty.
nu __
e c at t at ilivisiilr -l ,ii L
E n itself a sat The report is entirely disci-\l *e<l|
inc iii.iiiiUS`iiiiii;iiun is vin-in
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. LONDON, August 14.- Throughout
‘the weak thc iiiiiouiitnhlc's feat of
crossing the Atlantic from Bellc Isle,
!\'ewfoiiu<llaiid‘, to Fnstiict, Ii‘cl:in'.l,in
three days has been an uuiailing fil-
ip to llritish pride. (Juliimns have
, been written in the daily press, and
tl. ._i:;ii iii the street has rciul with
n‘.i.i;i.y ii--w the Prince of Wales took
co
Nevtr ilid the Sailor Prince, as he
( ..._ ,_   Y Wm N ' ,hasoncc _ ' iii f~"i christened, enjoy
At n recent meeting ofthe Fedora-: - _~_ l woul have been rciuircii to
tion ofthe AH?;‘r1iSt3e:nE‘l:),v£;\fhlt;lh(‘Il‘x:liC1)fx;tt?ltl|1e(Flyer enmcound’ ra'u.1§0ur Fines mn 7 " Course ‘V55 decidffd UPUUWN sgfiil a wh[i1te uniforui `fi line scolio-
same rights to nah in Newfoundland _;_’°Bli;’fd*;Y __‘_l_l;_tCftl}1l';_';|;tl:1;9nd“°w€;'_1‘  and petitions have been presented at n Qm,:EN.l.()\V_\, AIM H__I___;__, iioi
Waters “B those euwycd by the Bri"`iZ0i()n panssen'-ers in- the coaches calm- "umm" of m°"'f'i“9°‘ 'wld in the City- Fliiiiiignn, li'isli-Aineiicun A. 1'., I
‘ ish siiiijects, biasing their claim only gazing *out the wind0Ws_ ignup Ti_ie_movoment will also ne efxtend- while giving nn f-__qpi|,i1,1,,,, ,,,, ,|,_ oi
the fshing trcnty of JFIS. The Am-iam; of the fact that they were rid_ cd into che country, and at some 1»|-,nmemiiln Quay here lust ni;-lr. _
,ericans claim also _that the same_;ing in a runaway trail Finishing f~1m9» "Ut Yet 50tU9d~ I-he dU¢l\ll'l9lli-H threw thi: sixteen-poiinll liainmcr from ln
rights apply to Canadian waiters. I - . ~ U1 b
2 F' `s
ted States Government governing the EASTBOUND FLYER ‘ `
_ _ _  ` '- _
0, A,,,,,,,,,,,,, fishermen mea B th wI'rHoU'r DRIVER sr JoHN An 14- H_ A NASA fi BHEAK
friction in Newfoundland watgrs will __` . . [the activity y "f 5*.” N35  ! I J 
Newfoundland fisheries and the right_5= l_3ATTI‘E CREEK' glcggnnétfsng' Tc-mperance l1‘eriei‘ation petitions ask-` W' ' '
_alll 10 1ual{l§lJ4o_s_e -lllun heP!0An‘_ eq f;i;_W%:j_l?£ig1nZiEuggdzr tshc trncit ing for prohibition are being placed,  (_  L_
?5uT,f,i1oIl;',,{2,‘;.l;lcli1\}:;I?Ii,]1;):g glfgggfni' ,land tlhe fireman busy at the bnek lri circulation all over the provincei "" ' ' k
The dispute - g na' of the tender the Grand Trinsi ‘
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uch pop. in, if- . niixv. llcports have
it that 1' _ ,.-..- i .vent down into the
tokelioiii in a spina and span white
iiifoum, but when he einergcii 'mli an
-hour later the cviiliriicc of his i'uiit.i<:t
'With Coail v\'n..~i‘ only tml e\'i-I-'li'/’ .\s
most ti'iirvcllei‘s iici~o~;~i lil \t‘ iii
_ . i. L ~ :'-‘ C
now, any iiictiiul work iii ..lii_»vi-liiii;
fl. As ii iiiiittc-i' of I.-rt, 11-; the
ot<>gi‘iiplis sli|»\'.', the pi`iiii:r il\.niii‘.il
uriilli; uliilr "p..i_ii|iu li* lf; flir-y
ili
iiiiiiiiti-s ul _~'\.i>l\i~i'.~| \‘._|»i’ii -Iir.-.t pull-
' ;: out thc coal iiiiil flirii [i»i'iliii__' .z .:
lllls work- on the tc-ndefr, the fire- W 8 gathered together. Bild Pre- n, nine foot circle ii di t `f“"m1'i('-'V
hot box. He was taken to Nichols
H.-innital here, where it was said
--Qi;-' there was a chance that he nlfht' -T  um l~'e(“"`WUftlwlwn' “N”
L
FBCOVCF
. _ Thi- big bridge iiciviss tlic ()lii<`i liivoi'
BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR _____ is flii'i~utciieil by the flunies. \1 _ __ ___ __ "___ md ____r___s, ___
. _ ' - ' ic :run snr iiy i' n
BROUGHT UP  , this flip iii hcl' forviaril flliigstxiff ri
oYs'rEn BAY. Ang. i4.~iini.ni- I * nn: ooi.D E "
‘ont Roosevelt in a statement is~l IND
_ O` il. S HUCD UI
_...___ ...... ..m___.__ man returned tg the eab to and sented t_° the P"0V1FCi€'~1 E0V¢1`l11ll9llt. V176 feet. Finn,-z:iii‘s' previous recorii
_ . , _ T The petition asks simply for the en- ‘ ,~ ~ ‘l~, il - ' l 1 H . 1
TORNWO HITS 1<f`\N*-\S- i‘»'i?.m§§g‘°§§2§gi.'i°“{n."“i”§`§in to bf "“m°°'= 0' A 1>f°1=ll»lt°fv1=-w- Xli`$"Tnf.fii°'il§'  i5’i‘3‘<i`-3°-`i`h`f'ii. if ln
_,ATI K T _ H \ __ I-or »-nd l--mg lgiuv, ;'"-'~l,,és§g@. i -_-,;f~»t=‘,; "'° ,“==°§°, =;,°';"~‘_,“°,,,";§.°“g;f “'
" _ ._ ~. ` ` ' '( ‘ l.‘I\¥l_'). l' S . 1l`&l l
,,,l,,ff,,,.,,¢k,,‘;f§i'Cf,_ff§“§‘n ,,,,___,,,‘,l,h,’,f,,lf§_‘;gi’;f;;k ‘xtih h{;“',‘e,t B°f£g,md ,eff_ iiiii-. .\ii§.\’.\<‘i<:.~i i>_\i¢ki.;i¢~iui'iui _fill-n i‘in~r-w oil- innnnier .1 fiinaiiir.. ni _-,i
port Of Hfilff Uvlllllfyi ll1SU§l¥’Ulllllg._<l0- 'leg broken, one shoulder crushed and 1 ~- - 17|; feet. Fliimigan’s previous record W
inolisliing ioiises, urns am ti'ec.~i, lat- his skull fractured. _ ,\ . ` ' '
     1.     
d0Ntili`l)iv:‘le§::i'i;(l;iii;i\:i1i)ei!ii;liii\'<\bw-iilost kia; his balance m hanging from mm llllll hurl' nli‘i-iiilv been Vilcsfimr-l l
- - wu ow or eenswny re 100k for H fin- wh:-i il --.i`r- _- tri - I 1"-I-L "`-_.fi
‘Tho property loss will i'cucli$lllil,U00. ' ,li.\lf` ul' ill W \ ' m H ml In 1U“ I i
' iv i'ify, Thi* liri-. is i':i,‘_'ilii'i\'
iici cl I
pii-ssiilo the firemen nie liel|>|<-ss
is-ned today, m'ede it clear E-uit thc: ' IN NUUKSAVK i '
entire responsibility was his for il e "*
I  V, ‘ ' I  ' g _ , . -‘this is not enough for British pride.
issuance 0, the original order dw; -- 7 DELLINGHAM, vn., Ang. 14. -1 |r|d|cal|OflS PI`OmlSB A G000_~'i~ne mek ni seven neon 1" exclaimed
,nhargmg the battalion of neg,.0_g A vein oi free milling ore, essay_
soldiers for alleged participation in in "0
i
The president tonight was shown Laine & (jgmpun gc; t les The and is FBPUTI-ed ll ‘
 or Til5`iz`lioli` 
A Magnificent New Reel; Running 1,000 Feet. TWD"
' ~ '_" Other Fine Pictures. 'W `
One of the greatest successes ever
made by the Biogifaph C0-. in in the
re_o_1_, "A nlsiit Ol T°rl°f-" It 1"”
been bhahlt, nt. the two benilsph°l`eB»
and will be put on atNew Wonder-
land tonigit. It-is the story of nn
old trapper, living alone with his ten
year oid daughter. The drama is
enema. mu-ing the early vhed” °‘
an _Autumn afternoon, when the trap-
per makes in dnl to sell a tract of
ore_ land to a New York dealer. They
close it' and the money ls hidden un-
dqr..tliq,h _ thstaone, a man who hae
bran waltghirng through the window,
p eta, _tp steel in, -and. hls "ll l"°
showing in;-:arty feature 8108** “B 41°
looks on. inal he 800° *O me” "'
comrade, who helps him put hill P15”
into execution. More than interestlng'~
is__ the plan tliiey lay to get U0 the
house. 'Phe old farmer leaves his lit-
tle gli-i alone, cautionlniz hcl' W
lock .the doors and windows se¢\\l`¢lY-
In the mean time the robber has been
carried into the house in 'B 9l\¢k Of
supposed meal and the child sees U16
niovcmenfxiu the sack, F0115 it 0""
to a trap door, and Until U down
forcibly., The robber cuts lhie WHY
out, gets into the house, and' is n.-
bout to force the childto tell him
where the money is hidden wiiei;_ her
father arrives, and saves the _tua-
tion. Description is P9"°`|'l°” "°
convey an idea of this beautiful film
and no one should miss it. The col-
ored tints of the moonli3_|1f_l 9150"”
are. exquisite, and the tore- BT81143-
The other pictures are "MY 052W”
Wife," and “The Music Mnntef- All
entirely new Pl`0Kl`Bm th"¢1\l8h°“§'_
wiiii the superb aim 'ree Meonslunvr s
Daughter as an extra. Illl""BWd
gqngl nnd flplondili llllllio. “Ba-U
week by spending a half hour all NW
Wonderland. From tonilllf- 0ll‘f¢h0l`°
will be an entire!! U9' l"`°3“m
stated that no blame in the matter
rested with Mr. Taft. After read-
iing the interview, the president,
thiough his assistant private secre-
tary, Ruilolph Forester, gave out the
following: "Gen. Corbin's item is
absolutely correct, and in was en-
itirely proper that he should malls it
,The substance of the message from
the president, which he quoted, w-as
made public long ago. In`thp
Brnwnsvl-.lie ma4:ter_ the qnilre req-
lpousloility for issuing the original
order and for declining to allow its
suspension was the presidents"
i in his inter Yew today Gen. Corbio
was in no way respobsible for” the
|order discharging thc' battalion lof
the Twenty-ilfth infantry, and in do-
ing so the secretary of war had obey-
leii the oniers 'ef the president; _/--_
Gen. Corbin than recounted the
Circ. ,,,¢M,,,_:. “ __¢|,_:_,. n3_¢;,“-god and AFTER MANY YEARS.
wel.. puhlls ed, go o ng e rowns- "'°°"
ville sdair. DETROIT, Mich. Au . 14.-A
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_.-*_-__...._, wr thirty-one velm av ellie* Clerk
Ming d‘s Linifnf-ni Cures lllsfcmpen
`r>a.iliH's sale today to the Bank of
Montreal for $380,000. ,
The bank and the heirs of the late
Cardinal Vaughan were the principal
creditone, and a. judgement rendered
here yesterday qunshed the demand
iqr..aesi_g_nui_ent, made. on the firm two
years ago by the bank. _
A. Significant fact at the sale to-
day was the prescence of Hon. Mr.
Pugsley, which lendsdmportiince Lo
the rumor that the property will soon
pass into~poesession oi the Dominion
government for machine repair works
for the marine department. It has n
frontage of ,more than 700 feet on
fzh'&_Bt. Lawrence and the Intercoloii-
ial passes through it. _
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Port Huron despatch says that af-
’ “ °’Y “ Levis' s sneer an id ii ‘ y  »- i' N iD ~ 'i N
an interview whéch gas held ill which has -been closed for the last P ’ 0 m “ug man of th°‘- ` .LU AI Ll” ATHA B'
W hi ` h -
BS DECO” Will ell Ofbill U-5- few years in consequence of business mumry' who tens 5 thrming story.
A-i retired. in W~l1lUll Gen- 601471" troubles and litigation, was sold at °!‘a seven year Search f°r this claim
its accidental discovery by a tumbl;
from a forty-foot clit! and lts fubul-_
oiis richness. The vein is said tow
be in this country on the south fork-
of the Nooksaék river. _i
Spencer said he found the propcrtyi,
July 23 and he has just returneiii
from the scene after staking out 51;,
claims. He was accompanied on his
*fill bl' "Bi-UV" Holmes, 'his p:irin».-i-,
and J. Gums, a mining expert from
N0\'8df1- 3Dencer says’ the expert. has*
given it as his opinion that the six
claims are worth 51,000,000 as tneyj
stand, and without a cent's worth of`
development. work having been done
on them. ‘ _
JAl’AN_I~lSE STEAMER HEIZED. `
LOEDON, August: 14.-Another cloud
has arisen between China and Japen,f
according to A special despatch re-
ceived hero from Hongkong, owing to
the seizure at Chinchou by the Chin-
ese authorities of n stcnmer hnvin
of- the Grand Trunk railway there,
Burret E. Sharpe has received no-|
tice that his services no longer willl
be required. No reason was given
ll
on board 10,000 rifles and 2,000,000
cartridges.
Japanese merchantit have protested
claiming that `his cargo belongs to
them, .and they threaten to make
THE YACHT P
’l‘lie corrospim<lent from whose :low-
ng repoi't.=: I have iiiiidc the foi'ci_'0-
g cxti'iict.~4 iiiids i~"()f the 'T80 :mn
l tulfl iiliriuiil riic Iii<l\iiiiitzil>li-, not
miie rnclipoil ui- \‘.':ii\f_f~<l to ceiciipu his
ilnro of the hut, tii‘d-Joiric, mul dirty
ork, As \~.'itli the prince, so with
ils stall iill uurlci‘\\'cnt 5 spell in the
' stokcliolrl, and each ucqultt-od hiiiiaelf
T* well."
in .lie r-iiilixw. of time thc British
-|-ulilir will pr<»b:iliiy riiliiv to believe
init il. \\.i_-. lim- Lo thc i|nrciri`it_l.ln:
i~:f_\i~li~iiis of ilu-iso iliiiiiteiir sf.i>k`ci's
,that the liiiluiiritablc made licr iw:coi‘d.x
trip.
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iciiiiil efiigy repi‘o|<c'liilii;: qu gimme-
rurk. “'l‘hi‘ cock of the rrevpn soils" is
hi- fitlu bostiiiveil on her, but even
one editorial writer, mo. rather he
. 1 Y
. 2 In $9 to $16 a ton, averaging l - __ art at 'rock nl all the acne and all the
_hw Bmwns,,i,,e_ Tex” ,Ming audi ___  __t_ne_ve_i€ i;?_:_ng__1__7oo rect ~.l-ide; Day S SPOi`t Si _O
refusal to permit a suspension of that_- in the W ea _ _ _ _ii . in Uhe latest, Ten 0lC|0Ck_ l
order. _ _ i QUEBEC, Aug. 14.-_'rho big Carrier “Y ° “"1 °““ ”“““‘€ “Of”
scans."
Nor rAs'ri<:ii"'ri-i`ANR_“`
If there is n E000 IWCGZ9 f“‘1*"5' "ml `
fine weather there will without doubt
he some interesting sailing riircs in <-
Cliarlottetown harbor. ‘
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Much of this jubilation was, based
n the early reports that the cruis-
r’s spcril was i».upei'ior to that of the
`ii~inri| iwintlir.-.i;», :mil soiuethiiig of
There are to be three ciiisses-lol)  _.1 t l-l.~._.. 'xt was pui. upon it by the
stef hunts, yachts, and knoclriiboiiiz'
They will sail the usual course, elif.
miles sailed over three times, making _
eighteen miles in all. 'The racrii will
start from Oonnolly'i~ wharf and Will*
hp ,mfier the direcfifin of (alll-lllll.
Htcplien i\looi'e ii \'1‘lZ\~ran l'“°m5'“““i
wlmne experience and ability is al
gunrnntce of siiccess. Spectators on!
(_‘,~.n"i>il_\":= wharf will be nn<=il_v anlo_
to follow the nailing of the boats
over the course.
'Flin lobraicr boats will be Stllftefl
nnoiit 10 ii. ni., nnfl when they liiive;
sailed hull the rnco the yachts will
be sent oil. then thc lmockanouts. '
A number of boats have alreahyl
entered and the lobster boats promise,
to make an interesting race; as a
number of entries from outside will
nrf»hn.l»i\' contest. the honors with the
home bouts. The class of sloops rom-
prines the ohm-iotte, Mirmnc, Vince,
lliendnauubt, Hiawatha and others
and some new craft will maklo alive-
ly mee for the knnckabouta.
cus: l G ARKETS.
for his dismissal, but his friends be-
lieve he has been the victim ofa
political plot -
mimi
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omoaoo, August is-(simian-' FINE AN” WARMER-
August Pork °-"'
° Altogether it looks as lf A 8005
another international question out ol days Sport |,, ,,,,,,,|»,,d_ The promoters
“"3 m°m°“t‘ ` of the rnre .hnve received ri number of
The seizure is similar to that of B,,0s¢,.|mi,,ns to make up 5, priluliet.
the Japanese steamer Tat-u Maru in The ,,mm,,,¢ h,-,wevar wm stand any
February of this year, for which -nddmong which other people who
Uh H II (mpg for yguhtlnf muy `CBl'l 00 mlkfi
......... ......... ...... $15.05 _
.T RONTO, A . 11-_S I I)-M d-
°"°"Y M°“d“7' Wm’ " naw "el “.8” sept' Pork  '"" " " ` 15'” era; winds. flnlégtodayt saizctitimnaryoor
nlirlit following. _
A little higher temperature Local
lslowers by Tuesday,  i
ina na y made amends. 
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i\lin.\nl` Linin1cntCnI‘es C dl etc.
and some' may 5° #VW W 059t-
Mnore today at the scene of the
I'¢\¢0lv
-._;ii.oir::iii_ of tho Cunard Company
iniit wiioreno it was claimed for the
indomitable that she made 25.13
knots for a short' period of her pas-
sage,, it was on record that the Miiu-
reta-nin h-nd steamed 3, distiiiico of
over 300 miles at the average speed
of 2`i`.30 knots and covered over _X200
miles at the ii\'ern.g,~e speed' of over 28
knots. All of which does not minim-
ize the outstanding fact that in Brit-
ish eyes the lndomitable's cruise lift!
the question of niival defense on  a.
higher plnne oi speed than over De-
forc attained. "
“At one stroke," to quote ne
naval writer, "it deals out obs es-
cence to a large section of the wolf "s
cruisers, and of hattlesl1ips_2i_-1 wh I."
six HTNEHS nEsouED.
Msxico oirv, Mexico, Ang. ii.-
Six of the eighteen miners who Qin-e
entombed in the Santa Gertrubis ina
naar Pachuea, Hidilgo, were res usd
ahve early this morning.
The men becamed imprisoned _ _five
days ago as a result of A cave-in.
Twelve oi them are still inflow
ground and toppings on a pipe mii-
catc that some 0| them are yet
alive. _
lie-sruing pm-ties are wnnkii* in
short shifts, boring through A Wh 1 01
solid rock,