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iiiEiTRAGi€fDEATHOFJOHN   iiuiiioiiiiii's    
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-TUESDf\Y MORNING-
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 IWRAE of ARGYLE snow s ii>i~iiiiiiiiii
Killed' .hy'l'IiS‘ Son in Ifa Sanguinary Fight in l‘i‘.li;'iL"l'I..i".}l‘i‘S_'=°'”°“ ”°'f°°I'".'° c5‘"°°|I°`d by *'10, D°"‘I"l°“
\“ “ ‘ Jsok you ve got twenty dollars of
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all Glace- Bay, Bar-room-Tl\¢ Awful . .'°1....:.';...'..:‘.f.;f.':i.1.‘~.........._ ° ° I" "
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occurred at Glace BU. 0. B.. Saturdli
evening, as a result of which John, pcpu
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meantime Chief of Police McDonald and
Officers Lawson and Morris had arrived
Srotllr, Jane 12.-A terrible tragedy medical aid arrived his father was dead.
I-no
lariy knewn`aa" “Jack” Hellas, is no-v
“MQ ;|vga1i,“ _ “V with the awful
mmf  `  this , gather.
whore i\wl`s.v  .ha ll°I¥'e°~ 11""
and évanainnmi _ isis wean kent bs'
his son on Hain Street.
McRae, Sr., came in more orless under
iniicsnceofliquorand demanded of his
son twenty dollars, which he had given
him through the day for safe keeping.
Tnesonmfusadtc sive up the `~money,
whereupon the old man became obstre-
perch: pad began using threatening
language, saying he would clean the
place Out. in the scuiile which ensued he
struck his son and the latter tried to per_
suade him to desist and put on his cost to
leave thepremises, but the deceased bs-
ing a powerful man, struggled clear.
The prisoner then struck his father in
thejaw, knocking him down, and in the
fallhe struck his head against a lifting
machine, The man’sjaw was broken by
the blow. Howevenbe struggled lo his
feet and walked into a dark hallway,
leading to the side ontrance of the
building, apparently uninjured, no one
thinking he was seriously hurt. One of
the bartenders went outshcrtly afterward
and returned and told Jack that he
thought his father was dying. The
prisoner at onoe went out,and tried to
revive his father, but being unable to do
so he sent for medical assistance. Before
That Job Lott
of Girls’ Bnt-<1
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toned Boots  
lhat hli:
Bought at a
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Big Bargain
> just came and they have turned
out just fine, right up to the
sample. They are a girl’a good
Dongcla buttoned Boot, nice,
medium wide toes, medium light
soles, good fitting and good wear-
ing boots sud now the price is,
listen, only
89 CIS.
' See our 'south window.
G-0,, B,.0S_  iiiw soiiiii w-his
n the scene and taking in the serious-
ness uf the situation, placed Jack, the
bartenders and the people in tha, b.\r lat
the time under arrest. As the s-in was
being led away. his young wife, to whom
he had been married only six months,
arrived and the scene that followed was
truly heart-rending. Before being taken
away, Jack said: ._ ‘-
“Thsre‘s no use talking now boys, he is
dead," and with that he gave instructions
for his (athens funeral.
STORY BY AN EYE-WITNESS. __
Archie McDrum, who was in the har at
the time, gave the following story con
nrcted with the terrible crime :
“I was in Jack McRae'q barroomflast
evening between 8 and 9 o‘clock. Ther-
were present in the barroom, besides the
proprietor two bartendersf Whitefield
and McNeill, a fellow named Glllispie and
William Hall, cf Dominion No. 1. There
were one cr two other fellows whom I
did not know. Jacii’s father came in. I
could:/t tell whether be had been drink-
Y
and they got into a noodle, and I inter-
father. After this Jack started at the
old man again. He struck him and_I saw
him Iall, striking his head on [the handle
-elaliftinz machine as he icll.]He, than
get up and they ecuiiied out towards the
hallway in front of the bar. Jnckicsme
hack, and in a minute or so Whihofleld,
bbs bartender, went out, and coming hack
said:
“ ‘Jack, the old man is dead.’
Jack and some others went out and
drew the old man in nearer to the doozfi
And tried to bring him tc. They sent
McNeill, the other bartender, cut after a
doctor, but before the doctor got there
this old man had died. Chief Donald Mc-
Donald and Odiicer Morris came in and
arrested all hands."
MURDERED MAN BELONGED TO PRINCE
EDWARD ULAND.
The murdered man' belonged to
Argyle Shore near Charlottetown, and
came here about ayear ago. Be had a
wife and family of six dependent upon
him. He wasaship carpenter by trade,
but since coming to Glace Bay, worked in
the car shops of the Dominion Coal
comvany. He was paid off on Saturday,
and tomorrow was to have commenced
-work as construction foreman in
(Continued on Page 8.)
IIIIIUIIIII MIEIIIIE [I IIII EIII IIIIUNEII
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council was ,held last night with ‘"“°t°d-
Conn. Paton preidiog in the absence of pow” to “Ive the use of me park and we
May" Kenyi and “H th” C°“"'°m°" Recorder answered that he could not give
present. _ an absolute opinion but expressed doubt
Atta, ,em-)|n,, minutes' Dmung blue,” if it would he wisdom to eject the militia'
em' °°mm,m|m,,mm:we,.e I-,hd from ,-¢_|as the Ordinance Department had sole
sia_m»ur.wa»éi luanccnimting m mr. , °°i1tr°1 °v°r out 01 the vm- _
hom 1y_ p_,g°_ “"0" Wim" "i,°|¢'¢‘.¢,¢ki *After further discussion in which the
had blown down; 'frdm Coll Moore asking °D|°|°l\ WM \\`¢\l!l|I.ll0\1l I-1105 U19 mul'-IB
gm. mmm,” to “Q ywmng plgrk' foie should go tovictoria Park Donn. Bogen’
the mmm.; hi(,m.”fB°“d 9g,_p|g-57 Un. _motion wamnnanfmously carried and the
.asrwiivérs 'intimitisr that tin 2tc»sts.,0lw` 01",! was °ni_¢.f°~i °°” "file 0°1-
psr sxas_nn,i._;;.-runes uilitcr ,ii_ui1Ȣ-1 Mom uoarnlnswomahlutrm the one
tamwcir, and from' E.-J. Eiiierszsnamu. I .'1*h°. wmiilllhv flaaidhs mt from the
offering rites on granite curbing, ID. P. factory was discussed and Council-
Conn. Brown reported on the tenders
for "mem, ,mg th, Rosen Rudy," 00'; called to the nuisance before. Recorder
nder was acce ted
be D -
\R°b"g Rum-,y.m¢ _Funk Qmehnn oHiciallytoMr. Wiley’s notice the griev-
were appoinied Captains of the Hook and 95" W0” bb l'°lD\4dlBf|- C°'1|1!- AUG! Bhd
Ladder oc. and sii.i»y;Hcrc cc. vi°s|Rl1°y were appointed to ask for a re-
C. Murley and Thoa Ronahan resigned. |1195? 5° “W l¥l'|0V“D°°-
Com, Role" moved’ ,,°,md,,d by Qoum Coun. Hooper reported in regard to a
FROST WILL Now BE 0VER‘Ifully within the railway appropriation.
We .have now in stock
Dwarf Nastiirtlum Sccii,
Climbing Nasiunium
Plants,
Choice Gladiolus Bulbs,
ALSO SOME FINE
Plants of Dahllas in
about 20 vai1ctics,slnglc
and double.
haszard 6: Moore.
I
, _
Pleasure Yacht Sinks with all
    on Boa`rd
t   -     niiiiiiii iiisiuis
_ that insures must.be with Companies that
give absolute security. _ New Yorli_-Two Murderers -
, .. ' -~  33 Qqgqstreef, Chl!'l0ff¢t0Wfl. ` r`acnrnun,.savmar.~oaownn.. Y'
, _ jk., .wi-I ,T .5-~  ' Nsw tcm, Jap. in-(s,auai)_ni, ..._
~ -~ ~ i »~ ,       ~. .- - have uoosnsniisimmslaas. mt-
3*'
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gov
I HYNDMANI & Co-,  t
' ,_ .  the strongest and 'best companies. I mms, .ma I1a_<s{»s°iiii-ri.. rn-
A general Insurance business transacted. tu migsts ms ir nm-iss mm paisiio
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Alley that the request of Col Moore be
Conn Brown asked if the city had
lore pointed out that attention had been
thought if the matter were brought
conference with Supt. Sharp regarding
the railway track from the bridge and the
Recorder said the V track was
Coup. Brown submitted bye-laws re
electrical wiring which were adopted'
Conn. Pi-owne submitted a bill for the
suppression of houses of iii-fame. It was
'read over afirst and second times, and
` set down for a third reading today.
Cauns. Paton, Reddln and Prowse were
appointed a committee to provide for
music on the Square.
The tender of J os. Mahan for sand was
accepted.
The Citv School Board was asked to
lower the present fence around Prince
Street School or replace it by a newlone.
The Council then adjourned.
An Actress indicted for Murder in
Dis ln the Electric
AIIIIBIRBPBIKEL
mier of New Booth Wales, Sir John Les
fe.
His Action a Breach of Constitutlon~
al Methods and 'Military Dis-
cipline-World’s Council
’ of Women Meeting.
Hrs svroxnrtrlrir caxcunnnn.
0'I1'awa,_June 13-(Special)-The Cabin-
et hsving disousenfd. the Dundonald case,
decided that the General is not only
guilty of a breach of constitutional
methods, but of military discipline as
_well, and therefore that nothing is left
for the Government but to have him
removed and that the Order in Connci
appointing him be cancelled.
A oasar w0MsN’s concanss.
.Bnru.rN,June 13-(Special)-The Inter-
national \Vomen’s Congress in connection
with the International Council of Women
opened here today with a large attendance
from all Continental countries, America
and Australia.
ras: ornumc sxmunssns.
Frau Marie Strltt, of Dresden, President
ofthe German League, gave an address,
to which the Countess ci Aberdeen
responded. I
The Congress divided up into four
sections for the delivery of addresses
and discussion.
the night and several persons are believed
to be drowned. ,
surpass risnrcrsn ron MURDER.
Mrs Nan Patterson, actress with Caesar
Young the book maker, in cab on June 4
when be was killed, has been indicated
for murder.
IN 'rim nnnornlc exam. - , _
Osssxmm, June 18- (Special) -Albert
Koepping who murdered John Martin,
and 'Oicar Bergstrom who killed his wife
were today put to death in the electric
chair at Sing Sing.
SKIN ANI] Illllllll
PURIFIIIATIIIN
Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Pills
Cleanse the Skin, Scalp
and Blood.
iii Torturing. lllsfigiiiing Hu-
miiurs with loss ol llaii.
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
Thousands of the worid’s best peo-
ple have found instant relief and speedy
cure by the use of Coticura Soap, Oint-
ment and Pills in the most torturing
and disiiguring of itching, burning and
scaly humcurs, _ecremas, rashes, itch-
inns and innammstions.
Thousands of tired, fretted mothers,
of skin-tortured and disfigured babies,
of all ages and_ conditions, have certi-
ned to almost miraculous cures by the
Cuticurs remedies, when the best med-
icnl skill imd`falled to relieve, much
less cure.
Cutloura Treatment is local and cou-
stitutionai--oompiste - and perfect,
pure. sweet and wholesome. Baths the
affected surfaces with Cnticura Soup
and hot water to cleanse the skin of
crusts and scales and soften the thick-
ened cutiole, dry without hard robbing,
i and arply Cnticura Ointment freely to
allay tehlng, irritation and inflamma-
tion, and soothe and heal, and lastly
take Cuticura Beoolvent Pilisto cool
and cleanse the blood. and put every
function in a state of healthy activity.
More great cures of simple, scrofoious
and hereditary humours are daily made
by Cnticura remedies than by all other
b ood and skin remedies combined, a
single set being often sniilcisnt to eng
the most distressing eases when
.iff u 'I' Q
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oredof!Bayrid|eeaSanilavsank daring
 si ='g .
RUSSIAN DEFEAT
  WITH BIG LOSS
Followed by Retreat
Northward-Battleship
Czarevitch Repaircd-Speculation as to '
Final Conflict at Port Arthur-No
Fighting There Yet.
nossras nascar sun nsavv toss. I
New Ouwano, June 13-(Special)-The
Russians and Japxnese at Pulsn Tien had ‘
a dght on Saturday in which the Russians I
lost eight hundred msn and retreated. II
noun nusslsus arrnn/rrrnc. `
Two thousand Russian infantry retreat-
ing from Tsa Chow passed through here
today. |
Pour anruun 1-‘rcn'i' Now NEAR. -
LONDON, June 13-(Special)-Little re-
liable news has been received from the
war and there is nothing to substantiate
the reports of recent fighting at Port
Arthur, but it is generally believed the
final conflict for the possession of thatw
port ls now near at hand.
THE CZAREVITCH REPAIRED.
The Russian battleship Czarevitob,
injured at Port Arthur is now repaired.
l'I`hd severe fighting at Pulau Tien in
Saturday was on the line nf railway and
between what may be called the rear
guard of General 0ku's army, which is
moving toward Port Arthur and a Rus~
sian force sent down from Liao Yang.
The forces .engaged could not be very
large and hence the severity of the re»
ported Russian loss is remarkable. We
do not look for a general assault on Port
Arthur for weeks to come.l
MURDER iN
THIECEH
SECOND DEGREE
Is thc Count Upon which Cyrus L. Ryan has
Been Found Guil
ty Ol the Murder
of Quoiig Sing.
PLYMOUTH, June 10, This afternoon the
final testimony In the trial of Cyrus L.
Ryan, was given by Dr. Timothy Leard,
professor at Tufts College; Dr. W. G.
Brown of Plymouth and Dr. Horace E.
Arnold of Boston. All tnstldad that, in
their opinion, Quong Sing met his death
by rupture of the heart and not by
drowning. I
Ryan was recalled by the District
Attorney end questioned about a shirt
that was found in the laundry. He said
it was not his.
Ptvssoorn, June ll-The arguments
for the prosecution aud.the defence were
made ln. the Ryan murder trial today. A
verdict was returned of murder in the
second degree. This will spare Ryan‘s
life but may mean penitentlary for life.
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-S. O. E.- The supreme session will
make an ctiicial visitation to Lodge Prince
Edward tonight. A full attendance of the
society is requested. By order of the W.
P.
-Tickets for the Oratorio in St. James
Church can be had at the following Drug
Stores. J. G. Jamieson, Anotblcarles
Hall and G. D.Rankin’s, price 25 cents.
WHY SNIFFLE AND SNEEZE?
Don't suffer any more with a cold ln the
head, just carry a Gsraimnozcun IN-
HALI-:R in your vest pocket, use it now
and again and you won't have colds.
Cniarrhczono lrnccks out a only in ten
minutes, kills a headache in (iv minutes,
and harc racking coughs in half an bout.
inhale the pleasant Csinrrhozone vapor
five minutes four times daily and lt will
cure Bronchltis, Lung Trouble, Deafness.
Asthma and Catarrh in any part of the
system. Catarrhrzone- is the most direcv,
modern and scientific method, and is
iiuarantsci to give sntisiaction. Com-
pleie two months' treatment costs $1,
trial size 25c. Drnizglsts or N. C. Poison
& Co., Kingston, Ont.
l4d 6|'
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from the manufacturers of
BENT RAIL waccows.
EXPRESS WAGGONS,
Go' CARTS,
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DOLLS’ CABS,_
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