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Qtclisioniilly Are Victims Being Dug lint' of the ' ' A _ 1 1 ' O ‘Party Division Forgotten "1
'R D°ill_rls. “List of_fthc`Pr0l1¢_rtl losses in   ' ' _   J-  lll'  `°l.`
Provincial Governments are 'Assisting ' ' *
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(Oanadiap Press.) i ” 
REGINA, July 3-While the oilicial
list of dead was announced at 28,   
today an occasional v
_ I ictim of the
cyclone is daily being dug out of the
debris in which thousands of men and
'l5\!,l!13. Bro bpsy. Much of the refuse,
Rlter itgas been investigated for con-
_ ed oales is burned. Availnblu lC1111111ll'111 P111”->
 l1er,reiie1 purposes today is rs- “BALTIC l‘0l’_1'l‘- July 3-'rl-e nin-
ported at $75_000_- All _the pl.-ovlnclal pcror of llussla, accompanied by
soveriiments -and cities of the nomin- “"“"l’ “'l""“‘l ‘M11 ludlw un board
`lq_n.9,ile rapidly sending in large con- the I"1P01`1al Standard to await the
llgnmpnts of cash. The concentration folmlng ‘lf the (rermaii l1)ii_lperor who
1:09111 iwhlch had 3,000 Patrons Mon- B t Dllllzlg 111 _cuuipaiiy with his third
116! is rapidly. diminishing in lui- "?“' P"'“”" _ A‘l11ll11’1‘l- 111111 Iuiuurlel
lluflallce a‘s families secure teinpor- (“h“"°”ll°r1 DV- V011 l3°ll1111n11n Holl-
`aty quarterselsawhere. Here is an weg' °" M°“d“Y- 'rlllll Will ll” the
accurate list hearing on the scope “mt "leehnlg Ul the two E111ll0l`01'li
of-.lthq calamity. “Ill” A“g“"lt 1909-
»_Wa1°ehouses and wholesale places Pm -
H 'troyed 52, value $750 000
'Eleven churches_,,two   G. A.  
buildings valued $240,000.
_ - Seven schools, value, $125,000.
Seventy-five handsome residences,
Value $785,000. 4
Andione hundred and forty small
residences, valued at ' .$1 ,000_
.` (Canadian Press.) . _SIOUX Ul'l`Y. .lilly Il+Clial'gcd
GALT ont July 3-Jnnies scott 111111 U11' nluldri of lo l
” _.._-'_
K ~ - ~- .‘l*4‘
_ ces for governmental action towards
_(Canadian Press.)
were killed today by an explosion of 39°" by th” Minister A °°mml°°i°“
fire damp in one of the its of the
sa.
EBSlllN_ July 3__ll-ourteell mlnel-B ies in Atlantic waters has been acted
D ago' aiehib ct N B Horr-
Osterfield Colliery near Oberhanscn, ar Le“"y1 “ °1 ' '1 '
Prussia. J
o
____,_____ E. I., S. Y. Wilson, Halifax, and '
,_ _
P
' m
  ion will conduct a thorough investi-
tion of oyster and clam fisheries
i
(Canadian Press ) __
0'I'I‘AWA, July, 3-The oft repeat- ~ ` 1 ‘ ‘_ _ ' ‘
ed appeal from the Maritime Provin-   I ` "‘
ying the declining shell ilsh usher- - ' _ "
SB.
been appointed consisting of Rich
hn Maclean, M. L. A., Souris, P.
of. E. E. Prince, 'Dominion Com
issioner of Fisheries. The Commiss-
‘ and other shell fish and will report n
-_ during the present year. Du
Pri
._.m_______ th
- cit
(Canadian Press.)
BOSTON, July 3-When the state
board of Conciliation and Arbitration
reslimed hearing in conllection with
an investigation to determine the
causes of strike on the Boston Eleva-
ted Railway system, only aiiout fli`-
teen uniforiiled strikers were pl~escnt._
l<"ive former employes of the com-
reason for discharge except that they B_
had joined the union. There was some ed
delay while Judge Valley, counsel for 6
um Btrlkem sent lor more men to llr __________al of the Canadian Mum LONDON, July _3-The Titanic in- trol, T-be Ministerial Daily News and
tulle the stand. nfl
_:_ i.. .gn
: I L_
  . (Canadian Press.)
-- 1 - » = LoNDoN,, July 3-Although R't 0
_ . i1l‘I-lon R. L. Borden docs not arrive ll
llelcome
-rm-
(Csnadian Press.) ,
inNNieA1>oms, July a-"rue illn-
nesots Progressive Republican League
will back Woodrow Wilson, Democrat,
in the coming campaign,” laid Gio
S. Loftus, President of the League in
a statement today. According to Hr.
Loftus practically all of the members
f executive committee of the league
ave agreed to this plan and a meet-
-`-- ,here until tomorrow at the earliest, ing for forming' acgon will be held
he is already being made the hero of nelt Saturday- '
' the hour in the London press. There "Woodrow Wilson represents' our
(,`C“”°‘“““ P’°“') ‘is a happy forgetfulness of pai-ty di- idea of progressivisnf' said Mr. Lof-
MONTRLAL' J““Y a_At “L30 tml visions in the cordiality of the wel- tus "there is no reason for us toijofn
“ming the R'°’y“l High°°"‘“' l'll°[copie _all the leading journals Offer- a third party movement and neither
ke “mi D‘_'°h°" °l C°““a“gml_ The 'l‘im0B`hBBflB OU Wlfll a ‘ll¢l1llle4l can we support President Taft. We
“(5955 P“t"l'”° and 'une' Mt °“` 'assurance that if London owed a. dis- will Wm-ir for Mr-_ Wilson in "thi,
B °l””’°l` may GNY 1°' Q““l’°”‘ tin uished welcome sh owes it t
S 0 0 state."
y. Their departure was very infer- d d ld ll, t E l d
I Th Dum ___ _ ml _ Mr. Borden an ec es ii ngan
(Canadian Press.)
1 §”“'. “h 1ll,°“' r_“p V "“l"`°"` 003011? Bull" H11 °vl111r\1111l¢v 11° saAGI1;l'i1, N. J., July 3- Champ
_ "3 ‘“ °“ ' beer .tribute lv N111 °111111° l1° 111111 clark has wired Woodrow wilson that
vuhlllllltallled and the P09”-l°“ he has he will do all he can to elect him
won. The Times goes on to herald m.eBldenl_
__     Mr. Borden's consultations with Pre- (Cnnadlan Presll
infer As uith and M i
- _ . l - q r. W nston
_ ‘Canadian Freak) _ _ _  _ Churchill as leading up to real reln-- R
pany testified that they knew of no Orpq-AwA_ _lllly 3__Lt_ COL E_ W_ _,___ l0r¢8ID%‘l1l1B Ol the F-ll11PlI`0H 1111VHl ,_
M0l.l.ls0n_ 0ttawa_ who has been strength in the hour of great_peril t
itoi- of the ottawa citizen for “"d “ls” *° th” ""“"”g °l “°’”°
LANSIEG, Julv 3-Governor Chas
_ Osborn nn ardent Roosevelt sup-
orter during the co1onel's battle for
lie Republican nomination. todav is-.
- sued a statement in which he declared
am wlll be appolnled qllarter m“_ (UB“°~dl“l1 Pl`°°5-) means for ioint consultation and con-
his belief” that there is no necessity
a qulry was concluded today NO l,,(lg_ L d B d for a new political party." "He also
d will accoiiipaily the minister 1 of ` ea or presents ML or en to its
(Canadian Press, )`
_ _ _ ll t b ll ll d ll “_ _ d ll t th stated that he honed Roosevelt would
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"S_eptembur_ General li/Uielionald re- ,lull-y is apPl‘0l¢Y1ing a close," and professional and lmlltlcal record ln clearlv defined for the people," said
_ _“re” Wlul 5 l’°"“l0“' the findings of the court.” it is ex-» .Canada and with a well deserved re- _flle G0"ef1l11l` 111 lllll Blulameul- If
_ , __ _ _ ~ ,- _ ,mln M,_,,,,-,gs - pected, -will be rendered _some time putation as a sincere servant of stats. ll Wall St- VB WllH°11- WUOUFOW Wll-
o't clk inf 1 - " ' ii neu
us oms er , who was killed H111 ly ul Bill. and two guests, at ~ “”_"" °°~`~' -_ (Continued 0 p g _ -
Re ina disaster, was o, gon of James Vllllsca, Coma, June ‘l0, l~‘i-ank Ro- `1' Z a E
an Ml-5 Scott Cedar Ramp near berts a lieglo is being held by local llllme ll i1lBl50l`Y Ol l5l1€ Bflflllll Em
G t Ont A message to the Mayor D0l1Cc Sllellfl latkson of Red Oak Canadian Press
1 1 _  - » . ~ . _ _ . - n. SHI. ANUHEW HESIENS  -1 1- se- -1  --
asked that the news be broken to his 0011111 will 111'1'1ve new wduy with n sr. 'rHoMAs, ont., July s-sena- _ working Pertner.
p fents. A brother of thei deceased Warrant lor ROM " l tor Wilson died shortly alter noon at
h%(gone west to bring the remains '_-‘--
a
The Daily Mail hails Mr Borden as
son’s character, temperament a ii
ll
) 9, man who lggkg llkg leavin regt “H1958 is a\)0Vfi l'-he high AV¢l‘B§8 Of
American nresidents."
(Canadian Press.)
BALTIMORE, July 3-The Demo-
crat National Convention became a
rt a _ . . `
S ups his residence here today- after a brief W" ` ` ' ' 10" lengt lonight when lt met l-0
illness He wus appointed to the Sell '-'-- 9
` ' ` (Canadian Pr8SS.l li, ate in 1904. _ _ (Canadian Press.)   
0'l"I‘AWA. July 3-'Phe Government ----~-“ WASHINGTON, July 3-A. P. Au- (canadian Press.) '
h d _ . . _
elect a. running mate - for Governor
Woodrow Wilson.
The intense bitterness of the pllt
as un sr consideration an action in HALDANE S RECORD. ,ii-sw resigns as Assistant Secretary MONTREAL July 3__A Fire in' week seemed to mv” dlmweared ‘lla
regard to the, relief of the Regina 1 '-~-' Treasurer and arraigns SBCYHBPY MC' Stark Cooperage factory today caused
when the convention suspended the
- ~ _ regular order of business omination
district, but_as-_yet very little in- 1 l.oNDoN. July 2-Lord _Haldane Veaslui management- a loss or 5425.000. - ' - 0 "
formation from official sources has (oanadian Press _ was War Minister for lhe lluflgeuté  N B DIVORCEB __
_ - 1 - . - i a a _ . _ ' _ 1
59% el`¢;_‘;4l_lil:_‘l:»Pl_l:_1_13__: ;*_‘;_*;l;5e_1_l__e P_________ Orl-rl-AWA_ July 3___0nly one tender ;’_:_f’k°l_:__hl;3`_“;l__f” xs__‘;'l_‘es;_m has held 1 _ STEAMSHIP TRAVEL _doing damage in the North country.
incial Government, Mayor and North has been "f’c°l"“d ,lor we Levis DW that oilice for nearly a century.Lord
WB” M0lllll5€¢l P0500 l0l' ¢l‘?l»“lll'l- pock' 'mlm 'B “"1 t° be lwm the Lansdowne held it for over flve years, Q -i _ _ l HORSE RACES AT
_ _ (Canadian Press.)
TORONTO Julv 3-Forest fires ar
f the vice Presidential Candidaltf,
shortly before 11 o'clock. to m e
way for readings and adoption of a
platform of six candidates for Vice
Presidentcy had- been placed in
1<v__EDERIC'1‘ON Jill _-The regu l _ ` nomination. They wen Governor
». -(Canadian Press.) "”‘“ ‘ll S" 1’ °l‘” °l“°““°"- li-oin isss until inc reconstruction of _ _ - ' Y NEW YORK' ‘my 2"H°W "me B GLACE BAY C~ B'
OTTAWA, July 3-The Cif.y-Coun-
.
___ _ . -. _ _ lsr Jul sittings of the .livorce Court of an independent line lost steerage -1,-_
cll olliorporation ol ottawa tonight INDUS'l`lllAL ISSUES- LO,ldiv"im"i?“r<i x?§<i\ttliI;  Opened lhle' 11101111112- H011- J11S*l"° "“‘“"°°“ “S “ '°“““ °' “'°°“°“ °"` “LACE BAY ‘my 2”A"°“" “We”
p ~ ' °
voted. $2,000 for relief for the suffer- *_ ttirlin folr alriligstl a similar period in McKeown presiding. On motion the cuiftedh th” tg” "had been In h““‘"°d saw int°"°“tl“g h°“‘° “we” I
r in the Re ' 1 Th
Burke of North Dakota. Governor
Marshall of Indiania, Elmore W,
Hurst of Illinois, Martin J. Wade i'
o
_ _ J owa James H. Preston, of Mary-
es gina cyc one. e mon- ,Vlr Glddstonye llrst Mlnlstl-y_ from case of Nash vs Nash snared and 11° 011 llflllg he RuSB0 apanese at Black Diamond track yesterday. l '
~. ‘ ' " fi" was related t°d“Y 50 0502” L- Meadowvale won the Z 17 class in
ey will be expended under the super- NEW YORK Jul 2-St k d 1868 t 1874. But the only states- . '  Wa d l _ '
vislon ol Maier Blrdwhlstlm Becre_ further ____wa___i1 proéresg 2;d;y_lll‘_’_-h§_ ___ tf; beat Lord H__mB__e,__ record partly tried last term, was allo lcd Richar s, _a w tn_ess in the govern _straight heats. In 2.24 class, Izard
and and Champ Clark.
The suggestion of Champ Clark for
t- t t d l tll ll ll _ the 501101111 Place on_ the ticket was a
            1°  _ _           -1   
engage in _end work on baba" of the a an any of recent date. palmnrton, who was appointed by The case of Bishop vs. Bishop was for forty years a ticket agent lor ll llfee Ftflllgllfi blll lll the llml
The sentiment of the convention was
A ' clatio A Very 001111iderable part of the trnd- Percevol at the end of 1809, null then taken up. R. W. Hewecn. K- steamship lines. which were not mem- heat was hotly wrsued by Mabel T' “t"°“€lY lll f“"°l' Ol- Elvlllz the
BSO ll. _ ' ' '
(Canadian Press) ing wus in the industrials, United Bel-ved in the ,name capacity under C appeal-ed fur the plaintiff Mrs bers of the conference but is now s. Ladv Commodore' scott' Glace Bav
Speaker the place if he would c
_ _ _ s cept
REGINA J 1 3 'rin ti t Statessmell ’°“““'“l“g ll” “ld time -lour successive Premiers until lszs. " _ ' _ niere a t. Alt elli ii W" ‘he 2'” “ms” l“ “t"“g“t with ll- Clillk H l°“‘l°"1 “lil 1111 °1°l¢°1l
t . .
» ll Y ”‘ 0 95 ma 3 leadership at a smart advance Lord Haldane is one of the few Bishop' Wm’ brings the B1°l'i°“1wa“ the co “ce gen °r ng ow U1' 3\lll'D01‘. Muldlllllll BNHS?
_ _ - _ _ he had to take part in a _rate wal-,|M.` "
IOIB lil' thu 0730119 ls l5l“`°° *md 9' Other sh res th t participated trac- h 1; h 1d`first witness and her evidence was ln ak; ll ce slv,_.§l,il.¢,_.l,m¢,l._ th mes' “°°°“d1 “ml Ana"
nail nililicns. The Methodists and ,lon Whlfh ,le“,_d h l-_°11l 0l11111°°ll°" Wl‘° “V” “-° " _ » - “l "5 B ° " °
-McDonald New Waterford third Best
» 5' re ° t ° mo"-’ IPVQI' ther of the law Offices in the Com- corroboration of the staliemelltu ll1.tlcket prices charged by the confer- ’ - ' '
~  fwlll 11111111111 111111 H1111- ble li itbw ub it 'ti _ °‘ _ _ ‘ _ lin in itsess ent nl- “'11”-2-29* ll* *"1* l‘°°'~
"°"5R¥g`p r__ their buildings. _ §,,,o,,’l “§l°,,l lf,” "Q15," ‘“‘ °” mens- 1310111.11111" was 1111°ll1°1 111111111 the libel. A brother ol the plaiutill ence es. e w w 0 _
D1' 9 11 5°m° Years' 5"” eralship by lmrd Grey but he renelv- D 111 v us, was by the stories started Our 2'" CLASS
ulud 3BBkBt°ll°WBl\ B9 °ll°W“5_ the electrical and equipment com- th __ th mony, while Samuel omv e a e __ d
_ z 1 -J _
Govlaxilnment $25,000, Manitoba_ $10.- Paulo, also llgured lmp0l.tantly_ but ed the oder in such a wilymt B hm? testimony as to the unfaithfulness of :__ _Il1_1:_&l1_aandbl;¢l_r;yinmll_iet_l‘:u:_c:lp__a_i_:.;l__ MeadDwYale_ Mcxelglmm Syd_
000. 0- .P- R- 55-000-’ 0- N- R- $5-‘ tobacco storirs were rncllnee to react Whig” '““"° “"5” to COM Z 1. cl tm’ “Shand tb th t 111111°11111°1¢l1l' because they had been “ey M'"""
ooo, Mayer lvlcare $1,000. Resins Mtg, their l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ul gain, Q, the with the Greet Saul- Ol “C1111 111 'rhe libel in this case sets lor a _hot mu of _holes by the JapBme_ Quincy A., McAdam, Glace Bay
ast few' weeks. m"ll";iuors' ,lm1rdr,I1JBllsk:~:liliiliadAlJt!l:i? tl” §1;ml,?nl_re:i(l§H at lvauitige and Ma! Otrauss general passenger agent The Govsrness, Philllott. Glace
As the session- w t d 1 S0 C "r an ‘D '° ' _ tl” ee" an a “Beer a ‘ ,
_ .' lthrii-Aill,<l-B111'
shares took their pig; illni-.h§g1;‘ne|l"la‘l ll°Y‘G°“"l`“l- inet, who was, previous to her mar- B‘;i_`lhe§ thléselgrgorgfg ctgnu 'ff llc Tattmn. F- Hullnes
B D IE
rise. with sins must marked 111 11111111 . * “ge Am” w°°dw°m" °' H°°°W°"' tick t elling business in thi city Be” “’“°"2'24l-
found but there are 11°- many 11111111- ing, unions "pacific, Northern- pacific, CANADA S DRY DOCK- _A_lb;>rt_. wee1_;y_<_;<l1l_e_;l__ t}<;__§l11_l1:_1{__’__11*é*l:;‘-1° sofa; :ne conference, as the Zoveru-
p a e n
Leader _$2.000- _
The work of rescuing is g011lz_l_9.1Ttl1
under th direction of the mllllilu-
No mol bodies have so far sheen
ing reported that when the ruins are
Chesapeake and Ohio and Missouri
U BP _ Ulslt ll it - - l "Th t tbl th t Bl (1 H8-£0
The relief fund is now $58,000 in- best ylc l Snug ° 07 ple- H6 R115 0lT°l'lld U10 Att°1`“°Y G°“ testified regarding the marriage ;ere-1 0 WDYB ng A W _0
_ , i 1
_ _ _ _ - _ _
il
Ns-1
Nr-
NH
->&2
sw
Ni-t~
conference and the Speaker himaoll
Riuosevokp-|rs,g-~cai'le‘l1'°U|r"tbe telephone. Despite
the speech by the former Governor
A. M. Dockery of Missouri, with-
drawing C1arke’s name and the nele-
graphed statement from Speaker
himself, declaring he would not take
D10-Ge. the convention is still hopeful
of his final acceptance.
_*mi
CRITICIZING ‘ COMMISSION.
l
LONDON, July 1 - The impérlal
thoroughly 6111111111811 lf 111 f°“1°1l Pacific profit taking later wipe-1 out OTTAWA Out July 2-The time len a lvlsthodiét clergyrr`iau.' psi-lorrn: "‘°“t "“°g"' °°“tl°”"d th” ““““` H4 CLASS' “ml” °°11'1”“”l°1‘ *B l11"
. I ”
many multilated ' corpses will be
found. I
SHOT HIS RIVAL.
/ ____
Prrlrsauno, July 1-Are you
ready to die. Stand up.
This was Orman Tamantino's an-
swer to an invitation of Ortante Fan-
- ti _
most of these advances and business llllllf- BXPll‘0d l1°<l8Y f0l' _flle l`¢°9Pl5l°ll ing the ceremony. The parties lived_ 9§l.hm_e were .l,unnel_s. ln Bl_oml_ Izard. McAdaln, Glace Bay 1 1 2 5 3
came to a standstill, but the markets. of,bids for the construction of the together ,mm 1904 and during that way and all the mllload ‘tatloll -» Gracie Mac, King, sydney
5. th l i .’
- strong undertone was maintained up great Canadian dryd0¢l!. Wlll°l1 ll' t° time had born- to them eiellt °l1ildl'°l1. said the witness, I-,md these mem Mines 3 5 1 1 1 e mpmvemeot M “np N tad' `
to the last hour, when some lieavi-' lis_ the largest in the World- The gi; of whom are living. The wife many ol tll,m_ wel-, regular -body Brazilian S., A. Graham,
ness followed the news from Balti- dock is to be built either on the St. ,brings the action and charges the snat,,l,el.s_» They held ul, patrons New Wnferfvrfl 5 3 5 4 2 existing legislation relating to traldg
more, and furth r recessions were Charles River or the Beauport flats lhughnnd with unislthfnlness, naming -
x 1 and agents alike. ‘ Mabel To B- FFHBBF. Glace 'and commerce, and an co ere
1‘¢i:lSl901`¢d Wllill 11 irregular close. on the Quubeu Blue- 0l‘ Bl- St- 1709' one Julia Gard, sometimes known as "I nfyself paid $15 commission on Bay 2 2 3 3 2
A 1 fe t - ' '
iting com-
munications from those who hlvh
any suggestions to make relating to
The lines indicated by the commfg.
sion are any faults to he found with
y I1 be .ia-
ta s I i fu t trad in recon
ocal a ure of interest was the.nph ds Lewis. The dock will he 1160 _yulla Wli5°n_ as co-;-enponfisng a ticket to gal, F,-al,¢i,,¢° Many Allie snail Megan glue 1 B nee O m ry ° 6 t
heavy drain of the local banks to the fast long, 137° feet wide and 37 feet Therein also filed the case of John railroads-paid $10--or $12 commission Bay ' ' 4 4 4‘4 5
sub-111041811112 l`6Sllll¢lllE lBl'K0ly_' in flat- deep. The Government itself will not liillonso Stratton vs. Maud Mary 'on tickets to Denver, Wyoming and Best time-Z.24l
_ _ barkment, London.
ents to the Governments incident to build the dock, but the company or | Stratton. The parties belong to|U1tah and on tickets to Minnesota. on
alll to have a drink with him When’ the close of the fiscal year The loss ,ll-m 1,93, bid is ance ted will be in
years. The address of the commis-
sion is Scotland house. Thames 'Ein-
Sir Gilbert Parker, during the db-
_P ti __ _wed __o____ght _nm ___ ________ ____ _ms W- ek ___ _ - _ _ w D ,Chipman, Queens County, and were which the railroads got only $11.50. cussion ofthe colonial odice estimatgs
aman ne s e _ 1
hoarding house where Faneili sat with
bottle ‘ ` despite receipts from the interior.
i e n excess of lim, 10;-.3 subsidy oi 35 per cent-. married at that place in 1896 bv the They often paid as high as $7. The AIDS TITANIC WORK-
Slll-°°°-°0° 11111l Wlll 1>1'°l111l>l1’ l11°1'°‘1°° lor' thirty-five years on $5,000.000- ncv. wlllara Mcrntyre. 'rbs defend- railroad situation in New York was *-
a _ ~ _- _ _ant’s maiden name was Clark. The B0 bud in 1906 and 1907. tlllli l-ll* CHICAGQ J l 2_Ml. _ C t l.H_ _
Go ahead and shoot, Fanelli re- There was ri better demand for lonzi1,nRAN(~1E USING THE Dulles llved together “ntll 1904 president, 0| the ralllll-,ads ,mel-,,,l ll Y 5 Bl” °
ments for refusing time to considir
last night, hammered at the ov'
Il Om*
the efficiency and personnel of the
_ _ _ _ Harrlson ll” - t ted ll ll l imperial trade commission. The got-
plled, as he rose. Tamaiitino drew time loans, bllt no appreciable change 24 HQUR BYHTEM, .when the lllallltlg claim, he wa, de- into an agreement that no ticket 1” “"5 er” °
a revolver and fired- Fflllblll ‘X011 With 01 "“t¢“-- __ _ _ -- ‘lsert d b th if. ' Th ti 1 Odice would be opened by any of the ““tl°“°~lu10Ve1n2nl1 am0ng~women-
five bullet wounds, two of them in the
heart. Tanxantino escapcd.f _
i`fl_ llnlya _. _ - _ - \t
___ '__4
...__..____..____...._._
» - changed
" u ins
gow iiiirrs ron
- . ciilsslricnrion
ernment might have chosen a greater
Tha amy news of importance from _ e y e w e e ac on s th m below Beet street t _hor the erectlon of a Titanic memm__ authority than Lord Inchoape, whole
ract on issues. ` Total eslesl par- the change having come into effect C
abroad Was another fait in console PARIS Julv 2-All France. or at bawd °“ the “s““1°t“t"t°ry gmunds' e or ; a B we ll'-l ln Wishlll W” sh W'll ll ll
g _ e i con nc
_ _. . _ . one James Lemon being namqd as c°_ just below Wall stret, and several th __ _ __ B Iu_ _ _
Tl” llelllill at lmnglll was the ont. Lonllon's markets- developed a hstterlisast -that hart of it having to do respondent John R Dunn represents blocks from the Bllttl,l.y_ where lm e cam a g mong inos women
_ _ lb ll _ B l _ i 1 lll _ l l ln its - _ - l t l d d_-- The Mayor’s wife was enlisted by
  81! 0l\_f__11l`lY5ll'-Y ill] l0_:":_d‘;'_l_‘_“'_‘_ _sglllfngvvlaltgaggrig  ‘;;l;a¥,'l‘:.;:r'g_' mug! ‘ilews sggggfnegl gcom_ she husband and the case ls undefen- mogtftfslldz ‘;';en:;‘_ elle ad(led_ wmv Mrs. John Hays Hammond. During 8
l‘°0"”d`T°m" "l° were 8 ep e y 1 Builds were irregular, except. the . puting time, counting from 20 to 24, °d' times cams below this Rector sreet dull 11101n¢11¢11 at U10 Republican Nu- D
_ _ "deadline" and paid higher commas- tional Convention, Mrs. Hammond
vahm s3_2l7_00D_ _  yesterday mo__nh_g_ The twenty four OASTWIl§iSTRIKE._ sI0ns_ told Mrs. l-Iarrison of the proiect,aiid
United States Governments were un- ‘h "te ow almllell to all of the .__ _ K J 1 _ _ _
on call. _ _ _ ‘ wg; sol lhn; goat Omcl, Department ___i_;\_;)'“nw b§Oge»nn_;‘yy:;_E_l’__t;“:_* _lla a membership in the comn-_iittee oil
views were admittedly identified with
those of the government. For thlt
reason the commission,-`he believed,
would have less wel ht in the v
Q O ll*
eas dominions. The commission who
ot fulfilling the intentions of tha
imperial conference, and the whah
proceedings had produced in the minh
she immediately made application for oi lnnperlslists a belle! that the muon
we-ntsu services ol the Right 
- ond also is the G01'11111111'1111 1'1"' charities in washington that sinus 'rUNNsil. oournsrrmn. °“°~l‘““"““‘~ ~ 1' V H“1°°‘11° W" 1'°°1°l ll ”
fs Niliva asm mo ~ ~ '
YD O ES' Wave. U10 111-¢¢01‘ lluvlllil l'°Vl5°ll l-ll°ll` of the Panama railway steamshipl
' l '“°"' time tables to conform to the new line are for the present to be con- ”`“` PREMIUM ON BABIES'
** ' ds the colonies. 1
system. I - sidered part of the department trans- ~. _ ww"
sYnNi~:.Y, July 2~Good conditional ------- vert service. a crew of sellers und sAl,'r LAKE CITY Utah Julv2 MELBOURNE' ‘my z'°Th° F°d°'
_ _ y p r-
----- vice. Both he and his colleagues had
not the feelings which they professed
Mr. Page-Croft, supporting Bix-
_ ' _.~ i - , . ~ _
Onle cent\ per v-576” leash insertion prevailed at trotting races here yes- REV. R. H. .HOWE CALLED. lileiiien enlisted men, was red-uited l tl, town lg anfgh -For-lr' about al G°v°mme"t h" made lt lm" °f' Gluwrt P“rk°r' declared it was im
- _ °- ll ° ° P 1 its legislative program l p ss 1
in this*-_column. Cash u_st accom- tcrday. Walter H. won free-for-all ini --- fron. the Brooklyn ngvy Yigdi é-1’ll_“’lll fifty mile! B011*-ll °f ml!-°l"Y» 5 N5 making s grant of $25 Tis Tnatgrnltz
pany order and five per cent discount 2 2451 Nick R was second, Lula Mil- ‘ null 1114101211 011 5°" ull’ l` 5 " 5 » le ti d od K
perative that the best brains should
have been selected for the commili-
all d Mi imum chdfse twenty ll*/0 3' ul; ,i T `phai,- (om-th ST- JOHN. -Tull’ 2-R0V- H- R- u panama llnel. lo take th, _,lam 11° ll" 011 "°°`ll°l l 57 t° 1"” allowance on the restriction or ever- ion, instead of which three of the
ow; _ .1 ' er r , om . _ i _- - »
qgnta, ` __ _______g______ ____  »
he two-million
- .li , lil lish preacher, who has h h d 1; d t th ll the completion of t birth. The scheme has been worked
Dounnic 'rsmien/lnN'r ozkzssgilssécxeifg T°"l11ii)liliilJt'ia>r tglfli' l11T1lP°°l;l°ll1ll!g 1>°11¢°1' l1°1‘°» 1 ll”  lil:  incl tn‘:°cro:st;ise 6;- ',‘:,§’_l'°t’ s°:f‘"l’§_”' “'c$"‘“"°“ {““"°l' with euihullwm by the workin: cle"-
FOR SALE. “ '
most fanatical free traders in the'
la
nd had been named. The policy of
. . , e unn is c se ond larges 0! com tn t 1 r asses
'hollse,. UDDer Queen St. For DB1” Queen Brazilian fourth, Billy G fifth lllcelved fl call "Om we Mahon” B57' 11.0118 Pfflkll' AB 19'* as tl” sm' it kind rld ll gn thmuzhout um monweaml and te govemmen was one 0 0 n
. . - , - t e '
N. s., M ui si t oiiui-ch. He is a _ _- l ii, ii ,,,, ,im ,.,,,,,,,,. 11 111 111° W0 - lf Dl°1¢°11 lt is believed that the measure will S
l-l¢lllll‘l Writ” Q' “am Guardmn' Tl';fll)"2c'f1sl.' Robert L “nt Ilona” una sp¢allaer,oansd sgreat number of gglitswlill iiedolitntbllal niessure, - w-:ich "nd Dck °f °“° °l th” hlilmn 08”” become a law, although the Liberals
a , 9.
oharlomtown.  __ _7-lll_3_l111l-
upidity. ’ -
Mr. Harcourt, replying, said in the
_ . . . f the Wasatch mountains, 2,0 feet lll rt lt I t hm opinion of -the government and -a
__________________..__ (bn congregation of the oentenary was oi-ought about thru an appeal gl M t nd in “mon four W suppo on y as i s per- I be _ b fi
WANTED, A R1enIApi.1s MAN 'P0 Princeton °¢°°“d~ M",""°“° 'H' third' church the leading Methodist Church its the navy department by onlin-rs ci ° °"' °'1'°° » 11 rain to needy eases. ""1 “S11 1111111 1' ° 11' “H
duly". mug in city. Must have re- Hel R. fourth Ma or Parr n ill h
, _ . ._ ._ il l _ It ill dive t an entire th li d bee tr el fortunate in
m_°__“_ Apply ln person to w_ _,l_, Nor? Neal Bixtlh ‘ml Lady 0 Boll" here, _wan-ted him as their pastor, but__the company. The shipment of find lll °“ °“8‘ W l' A number of the Opposition is said “Y a “ “ 'ln 7
lnutch, Horetpn- _";3lll§l11‘l- _
s°v_m__h_ Tlm°__2_s1l-_ _ _ the conference refused to accept him and supplies to the men at worn on l‘lV°l`» U10 5l7l‘°Wll°l`l`Y» ll'°m 05° “l' to be drafting a bill which shall
lrrnni s defeated sandy in the into their membership. although they _the P11111111111 Mull is 111111l° 011 ¢l1¢11° l" *° °“°“““` '°"°"°'° '“'“°° ""1 rlnce n tax umm childless iuniues to
obtaining Loi-rl inehcabs as chairman
of the commission. With regard to $0
__ -_ _ __ ._ so, 1 utah ' llt to eolnlssiu-
'riiiliol-iiiia wAN'rnm Fon solicit _____________ me wmlngl mm smlgllt lsnne his _credentials excellent. There, users. which accounts for the sown 111111 1¢°l=l111 00° 1111*" ° that the public iusas shall not be °°“‘l’° “ °“ °"°‘"‘ °
ton Island School No. 105. Second
D _ _ J heats _ _  ____  ______  ___ _ n D11-ymen for the mater
1 n e . - . ....... _._ ............ _---~------------'ff="f='-‘-‘-'-"'~`-'r'-"""""""-"""""""""'"""'""' """' " I1 n _ -
01”! P’°l°"°d‘ Aplfiy to 7,: _ The winners in the first tw0`races _ r ~ ' y gm
Mcool-mac. 5°°'°l“‘_ Emm
0- ll was mn room just nov, ment's prompt action. IBM- drawn on i t
ing excluded, he would poin_&:nt _ t.
_ the commissiloirset nww _ _ _ ._
_ _ _ Both these proiccta ol law asv. °“°° "“ °° “‘l“"° l 1 2 '
____ _ _ _ -pl, , d the dcrniniens not into t ,ct
"`"‘°‘i§§”mii?°_° 1'°iln°<i‘<i’“'i°l §l5u:]rld'rf'll'°f==lli°d hr°11t-hi   K    ' "°'“ “‘°'°““°"‘ ‘“ ”"°“°°~ "“* 1'"-‘1‘ uw w1=°1~`~m61=»- 1- ~ -~ - 
_,|°ll_g,_§°0]_ Sup lament _ . p _mn of st__nB__to___ _ _ _ _ ._ _, _ __ i ._ . , _ _ __ __ _
  1- 
- ' wiinsfia-ioiibnxin. sl|ll.ll TI
T11. ,,l,,,,,1', N0. 141. suvill°r11°11¢
_|50 gl; experienced teacher. Mid-
_~'_--' _ . 5 and fall vlcltfon- '
1, _ ._ _ deco wmv 1° °1l°1"
_ __., _
W   ' ti 1 k ill be the f a detachment limllhr to their op-
_ D  “F  rule Ezytg clx. MYl‘lltiawCamp4:o~l gonsnts. The forces leave camp- It
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- 1 -' “ ‘ xl" ' 0°' “W ' 'rho nicer ilieuakgixlii it 10.57.' “mis rains oi oinr‘su°uNl 11l1g°";°°‘l
_ ~-- -- 1  ,,,,¢,,- _ _ . - sir-.bc lu e -ark
 l‘“1“°’» °°“‘“"'°'°' °'°"' ml' liiifivq ni1  §°ni"fiffleaw§oae. 'iifcnfwamnc lore.
- --#1 -7-'fu-man' "rf: tlui mi iii hi' -ails  on im <1 Q1 W3;
 'MW' Auufugfsqllimilfs at 1.14 an-i tenie§b\v1--as 1. A it was &ileo_li__i'iTl»u_i cum
 is 1  f _,_ t rumour _-
~\$‘-~_ ==¥|g‘¢i::nll|d_Wh0 liv& in Will be llllh ?am°"{*. '   'mtg' _ ll ilmgllgn ng hd(
- 2.52 and Satu A A _ _ _ _ __ _ _
_ om. 11|.. length or I1 v/iii be futile or 1- trio Ambulance and one
§_».'_1P`i1l!‘-_l»*» °'1°¢ _*.9 °““"",°_'§,m,¢. hours _ana thirty-sine ’na'niita.  -aku ol the sl¢nsi_lln=___<_l¢_ll~_i_»_l__ ____ ____
" “ -1--------"'m._ l,,,,,,¢ ic” insures nlsiaiebl Qillilfaous.  ‘wares wmimoi
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' chillin;-raises-¢_iusssn 1   s
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8.80 a. m.- and the entire day will be
spent in mlnoellvorl. Lt.- Col Allan
camp Oonimandant, will be umpire
in chief of the battle and blank am-
munition will be und.
Yesterday No. 9 Field Ambulance,
in command of Capt Yeo. was in-'
s ted by Lt.- Col Footer. A. D. of
tres., of the mi Division. Halifax.
Col. Foiter made a thorough in-
spection of the hospital, linel and
'men. The field work was done _ moot
satisfactorily and the Colonel .parti-
cularly complimented the corps on the
omolieoeo of the m!aacry_ work.1
___ _ _ , out a liidlcient backing to pr-omni
1 ._ = __- _ ~ » - " ' _-_ . ‘. _ : .__-_ L_ ~ A ~ _ 1- gate them.
THE 'EITHER HID
The first aid rendered by the bearer
division received much praise from,
the inspectinr officer, who stated that
he was high y gratified' at the elli-
cisncy manifested in all_ branches of
the work. _
The oilieerswere specially compli-
mented on the splendid results ob-
tained. Gensral'Baultary conditions
were considered most satisfactory by.
Lt. Col louse, who leaves " thir
morning for Sussex, N. B. -
Tomorrow Col. Wm will ln-
sbect the Lisght - and Col
Dennison _the 2nd Regiment and the
annual camp of 1918 will break up
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.1-day it was sixty-nine above and nine
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, July 4--Fair and vu-
*¥~'~l-h4_¢-msa._ ’
The lowest temper-l.ture recorded
yesterday was sixty-aight degrees A-
bove lero and the hglim was eight -
five degrtes above. e lowest record-
ed -the previous night was fifty-eight
degrees above, at nine a . m. yester-
Nornn oannsaus 'rods _
in ’
NEW YORK July 2-Lmpng  Q;
'IIE 1: noted i>m°nc3n,- an tho,¢f.eun»aip
I -‘TURB Amerika, due _lo reach New Workou-
io r
Panache,
3%
-ins a tour for
itudylng
vulrlic
ance.
legislation for
strletion of the
visit many
ss-il
p. m. it was sixty-eight above.
 some mucmiuisi
the Unifad
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