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IN IIINNIIIIIIN
Special to Tile Guardian.
WlNNl1'E(l, Jllly I8--l"roln For
Williurli tlilough the whole of Maui
toha and across the H:t.<lIral.l:lie\-.~llll
rain fell on i~laturiIay and repo|'tl~i
state illlat the grain lial-l-been bene-
lllted til an cnorni-ous degree.
'this rainfall is the most trciill'-ill
tilnt has occurred this .cas-on.
it covllicd an urcu of /nearly 700
nlilcs from I\‘ol‘t; Willinnl on the cant
io Ari-ola in the \vest.
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IHIIII III SlINIINIIi'S
n-iwiii iillssiili
NE YORK, July 17-Three in
.~:tl-lug( two of the crew of the HF.
Ililllock, the Mei.ropoIitlin Line illeilgli-
ier whicll cn.lu,',Ili; fire during th~c dis-
ilsiroils blulc which lIl'stl'oycii pier
I-I yi-stvrdlly, were still liiilicroll-ntell
for todily. Oflir.ei's oi tile Metropoli
ilul l.ilue fl-or that they we-.re drowlu~li
will-ll th-.ly jiilllili-.I o\'el'boui'ii. 'l`Iie
ull.-::l.n5 ciill|lrise li lirellluli, a coal
pile».-i.-l- aiui ufiucss boy. Their names
\,-.l‘re lloi, ohtuiluui lu-re.
iul:4'|‘<l,\I, July l7~-'I‘he Boston oill-
l-es of ills Iiictlilpolit-all h‘teiiillsIii|l
llilie Ilcilig closed toiligllt, the lollfll
olIIL‘iliIS OI 'I.Ili‘. fllimlimly l;\,n|_l» L\||\1_
they wiullli Ili: uiinble to furnish till-
liiiillril of the tIll'ci‘ men of the II. I~`.
Ililnonk, believed to have lost their
Ii\l-S in the New York fire o-n iiutur-
lilly. '
I‘.\-ll‘ieliliAll Ol*`l1‘lffii1Il -
'l‘O h‘U‘(!(lEED Ll\l{l<‘.
<l'l"I‘A\VA, July I7--'I`h-e Minister of
liiiliiia, Sir li`l'el|cl‘ick ltordtii is nllw
ill I-ollllllliiiieiltioil with the inlperlul
Wnr Olliee relative it-o the sclictilill of
nil lui-pl-l'iaI llliicur to take the placi-
of l`»I:ijllr (lvlll\l'ul Sir I’erl:y l.ll.ke, ou
ine liltt-i-r's rctuln to Elllgl-uiiil ill
Ili-pIi~illilel‘ next, ,
It Ilus been sllggcstr-il that l\_- fillllll-
illiiu iuight now take the _position of
lfllivi of Stull here ill lluecessii n to
In-iglulicr General Utter, who on Sir
l'li'i~y Ilnke’s ivitll-drliwul is slated
for the position of Ilispcctor til-llcral.
lint.. for the pee.~‘i.llt. at least it is,
Ilut- for the lllcsullt at~ least it is
lli-vnu-d desil‘ublc that _the expei'ieilci-
and irllillillg of sonic prominent lm-
lii-rll-.I llilii-'ei' should he again secured.
:\'i-vi-rni neil i'.no\\'n lirltlsh (iciit-rail:
llllll- bel-ll sizimciitcii, llilt no deli-nitl-.
illllulllutioll is yet uvnilahlc as to
wlio will llc sent out.
The ol-l',lll\iv.nt.ioli of the Ualiiailiall
hruilrli of the Ht John Ambulance
Assilriniiun, a world wide or-lganiza
tion with Iicadqilartcrs rnlllondon,
I<Jill;lliiu|, ilevnted to the fl|ri.\lel\ailce
of the “fire-rt aid" moveluent has lrcell
ri.ll‘l|ll.\i.eil. At li reci-lit nllleetiilg' of tll;:I
exl-rllii\-lr ill Utiawu, Pant. ll. J.I
Ilil-llw~-lsr!" of lIli,.- l-ily uns lippoilii-
all Vin 'rzll iiri‘:~'I..lr_\'. Ill' will -lit. oiiito
take up the work of .»l‘l:‘:llii'/.ir;: i’|‘o
\‘liui:~I :iiiii I-tc:iI lll’::li'ii'.:. 'I`Ill- oiiic
I-rs lf iI:;- Assilrilitii-ll innllidc:
:lil '|`ilo'l.ln-' l*-ill\\:.'Ii‘ll>s;~'_\'. lIl.-iu.l~-
lll'_\ I`ll»..ilIriil Ur i\loilii'ullll'u‘rt, Ot-
iilull, l'l'i--iiiil-iii; iIeol~y,i- liurn, litin
wil, '|`i'iu;-;iil'er; l<`rrd t'llok, f)i.t.a.\\'a,
IIl»|loi'.il'_v .*4».\ri‘llll:_\’; i~`ir Ilollis ll‘uv--
ies, .l. i\l. '.‘olliliu~y, Vol. l`-ul'lcl.oll
.Iolu~::, l`oI lrwiii, ilr i‘iins A. Holi-
;-eils, .lunles Iiilinuel and Major llaccv
Ii. Jollusou, are nlciil-bers of thc Idxv.
l-utirc.
.]l\l’/\N’l*i I'i)IllllY IN K()IiI‘lA
tlviletliei' t-enlporary or otllnl'\visc, il:
Hiwciul to 'rlle nlllll»lliall.
_Nll‘JWUf\ri'l‘lll~], July lil-Today wit-
nessed the first systeluutic lllcunure
to afford uileqilllte sanitary urruligi:
lilcnts for the dcstroyeii town ol
liailipllclltoii. ~
The I'i~o\'i|lci1il Board of ill-nltll;
l‘epresciltut.ires, llr. ivisim- ,md lull
M'aithy ale the lliain movers.
_ While not ot prcsclii; ill an llliirm-
_ ing conllltioll, the sanitary coudi
tions would in a v-ery few days cause
an outbreak of lliseqge
Alter n rigid illupeiztiou the Health
au‘thori‘tie.4 concluded to take ini
inf-di-atc measliluls.
N-"°*f'l‘ll-"ll-lI0lll.ly (lol, Mnltny entail-
liizlllul his ilcaiiuilai'tcl's oil thi-
grounils a-u-li will direct the sanitary
ui‘ralll.;i‘llleilts until the towli elilel'l;l\s
fl""l\_\liiliLr1=l' ou that score.
WIUIU i£l‘0ilt nllliilxem of people have
IU" Ulllfllfllclltflll for the time the
viii'/.i-lls roiitililu-. to display optlmislll
and are in no way dubious over the
outlook. ' `
'l'hcrl¢ is no doubt that the town
will bl rapiilly rebuilt.
INN INHEIH SUPPLY
III IIIIIINBNIINS
l.
l)ilIll.IN, N. Il., .lilly I8--A stat,-
nulnt vonceriling the forlllaiion ol'
L`l'I`l"’l\Uy llssoeintiolis ily Nittiolllil
llnnks lilrder the Aiilrit-.Ii'Vl'cellilul
law was ,lyivi-il out ily t~lccretary-
'l`i'cnsli|'¢i‘ l\dcV-eagll. f The law pro
rides for tile issiianrc of additional
Ililliliiultes ill tilncs of 1-'lncl~gl-llcy llllll
he urgl-l: thai. pl'e|lal'atiolls hir inode
in ailvnnce of such all ellll~l-gelll-y,
(ll-IllIiL‘I‘{ .\`I11It\'I(`I‘li~'l
_ lII<l|lIl IN 'l`III'l flI'I‘lN
_J,____
thc b‘lul\\'s, the Uaitlullics of stril-i<.-ll
Ulilllpluriltlii lii.i'.cnrIi-d lllllss in lip.
open today, the sky their roof, :lull
a few roiigll boards with a uhltv
coverinl; the nltlilj. at wuicll Falll.-l'
\vln.-ll .lllll-illnu-. ill wil-.lt llllll 'l-l,-llli
the sc-Ilool l.-grounii, the i’iotc:liullt:.'I
of the ilnriled toull gzltllered ut. sl-r i
vice colldllcti-d ily ltev. l\lr. rlcllur I
‘nlan and Mr. Ilruililu. They loo \.l.lr-'|
shipped in thc -open for ll lllarqliee ill
which th-ey were to lia\i\ l,gat,illll-n.II
was blown down ll little Ilciore the
tinrc of sci'Vir:c. I
A car of li¢||l'or has hcen`scizcdf `i'llI
legal sllle of liquor can he made lu-rel
as I’l'enlicl' Hia'/.ell has tcn\|loiilrllyI
revoked all licenses. I
' 'I‘li0 ofli<f\l“l: of thc l’rovinciaI lloll.:~lII
of Health are llizrc to look after coil-‘
ilitions. Smallpox is reporteil in ll
fliluily -at .fulfil-et ltivcr, Sl-I lnilefl
away, an-ll prccailiiolls \vill hc I.-lllilll'
i.o l.:nlu~d ll-glililist ii. Tllere was “I
ees:-llitioli of *building work l\‘ilildoy
One of the big l\lmllei'~colicl-l‘lis lluru
ell out wus the ls‘hi\'i~s Iluiiiller (Killi-
plllly. Mr. Aii.iii~rsi.-ll, the Sllpul~iiitlll-li-
l-nt, .said toilily that they woilld noi
l-.~Iui-iid in Cliilipilelitoil.
'l‘lle ciltilieiis Ilavi- ol",-_-;i\liiv.clI into
cllnlllliI.tul-s und will hold ii liiertiug
t.olilorrow with llieutenulit (iovel-lull'
'I‘u'i-cdie alid I’i'uilliel' I-ln'/-en pli-lirlli
The exodus lroni the Illlrui~d tlll.vu
llinrkl-ii.
'l‘\\’O IN i".»\N(`lI<l l’A1iTY l)ltO\VNEI)
Nl<l\V'i`ON, Mass., .lilly 17- Two
pclsi/ils lui-l'c dro\\lu‘d \\'iu~u lt cunoe
'I`Ilf{IO_ - July I7----llieilf.. (lem-ral
\'l.-i-.ulllt 'l‘erlillcIli left. loduy for
:ihoui to asfliime ine duties of Jul"l"“`
ilu- resident general oi Korea. I-In
liiid that .lupnll uould not use ilu-.
luuileil list or antugoili.<i~. the iuirr-
<-llts of Korea. or thosll of forellin res-
liil-iltu. Ilailicnl cluil_l'_\l\s in the sys
ir-lu of eo\'i'rnml:nt., would, l\owc\'vr_
lu- tlloillrlit., Ile nlrccssnry.
IT l’A\'S TO Qld l’Oll.lTI~I
li'I"I‘/\WA. Jlloc i'l'- Iiispector Iliu
four of the inillliuration ilepul'tm-ellt.,
ilu' nlnn who got into troiiille with
W. J. 'l‘nvlor of Woodstock, at W-ilul-
sur, has been sulipcndcil for one
lllollth for ilncivllity.
I{iN(`l'S ]‘li17ll~i A'l‘ IlISLI\l\'.
IllSIlI'lY Ul\MI’, .Iulv lil.---iiadic.-.'>f
Oxford illiireruity, is the winner of
'"\\\4ui-1;) lo si.i.ioW ioziid s,7lui}1 JIU
is second. l'il:dlce scored 3-i0; M01'
ris scored 337.
Mlnard’s Lininlcnt (lures Ilandrllll.
_I (|'l"l`AWA, July IX. -lt is currently
iii wllirli ilu-v l-lv ~\-liI~;l»-;- l.\'-`i-.|'
turned lln ‘thc (lilnrlvs rlvcr in .»\u-
iburiidulc this lificrn-ooli and tlreii'
two ronlpniiiolis who w~ere with ihclu
lwrllild have llli-t. the same fate lin-il it
hoc hi-(ll for ;l couple of policcniell
lluslliuig to ilu-ir resciie in ll nloloi'
»lauur:h.
Ihllli Wllllfltlll WANTS
ANll'l‘i-Ililft l<ll')lTOIi.
l‘.lpoi~tl~4i that \vlicn» the ciiuiilrrs ill
i‘l\l\ll~_iil~:i.l.'i‘<lu, .lilly if-oll f.l..»,‘$I‘-l' "I "‘I#I‘_* "li"-Y “lid “ill” IUPU-
llne of tile villll-<-il of olll- i.eli-,~ l.l'i""" I"'°"' """"‘“"‘ “
Irilir \\'ilfrid l.nnrier'\l (‘l\bilict nmtl-r~
Iiiliize before llcxt. silssii-n,.|ilIln Dafoe
'l'lditor of ilu' Winnipeg i~`rer l’l‘02>‘=l.
will he one of the lle\v mi-lllstcrs.
IIIIPIAKS NId(‘-K l)lVIN(l `
IN SIIAIJAIW Wl\'I`I‘lIl
(‘lliN'l`ON, I\'Iul-ls., July 17-~-Wllilc
diviniz- in four feet of water ill the
_INn§h,,,, ,.i\.,.l~ t-his afternoon, I\‘roii
}_;,l¢l~, 17, _coll of Hen-ry finer of this
town, struck his head -and broke his
nrck. He \vIIl likely die.
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P. E. I. DENTAL A-S
IN
Yesterday the P. E. Island Dental
Association met. in annual session-
witil a fair attendance.
ln the afternoon the nlenrhers of
the ai-luociation with some den-tal stil-
drnts ,zi-nd visitors met in l'. P-
Klillis' sample rooms where r¢PY¢9§“'t“
utives of 100|-eigil .and Can~aid_ian i_.cl\-
tlu ilnlllis Firms pave ilemo-nstrmwrls
and exhibited the latest 'n-I‘Dll'M\C9H-
|ui.lllg..l, ntl-, .li the llruicsslo-l\~
lil. till- 1-vrlliuv the Association con-
vened ill tile Y. lvl. ri. A. lmflllf U"
the occasion of the annual h\\8ll1€HH
lllmsel ‘ UPS- A~ lf- P“"'IV' Mm'I"‘“' vine' _ R wlnd¢v}e ,ish it i-ionll, tllis ll-olniluz was flfty uve de;-,ices
an
ANNUAL SESSION
proceeded with which resulted as fol-
lows:
President-J.
Vice Pres--T.
Secy--Register --
elected).
McMlirdo,
Robins.
S. Haznall (rc-
=_?=»>
Uouiicll-The above officers with
Drll Ayers and Reid.
At the conclusion nf the nlcetiutf
ti-,ll Uharlnttetowil members 0| thc
lhioclety entertained the vieitlnil ;\l\;l_l:'_
bers and the reDr0H¢“U\'§I"l`“ ,“ u___"j
dental goods houses in Carters M*
tnurant, where refreshments were D
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THE sliuminv  
Pkfcliuuous
ii-iiui ii-iii
cuss lull
Nineteen carloads of young pro-ple
shoolr the duct, of the city from- their
fcctfi-ct. yesti-rlllly and went tt. I'ls-
quid \llil»i'e ,the Lea-l_;ue of the Cross
held till-ir annual picu-lc. ..
'l`h;l ,liroiliuis were splelldid nl-ld uf-
foriicd ull advantages iiecc-.illary to
the lull clljoy-ment of tho dlay.
'I‘lie lillrnllgellielit niui general orill-r
was peril-.ct, typical of the usual
fleiil;uc l’il-nies, nliii the liillulrlds ill
littrlulluicc, young and old, injoyell
tllrnlselves to thc firlli-st.
During the iiftcrilooll ll proggllll of
kriilly rrllltclltrli s|>orts were run oil,
l~l. llul»lli-s winniill; the prize for thi-
lldst- alt roun-il utlllcte.
The followilii-, are the results of the
dllicrciit evcllts:
75 Yalds llush 19 a-nd unde_r)--Louis
i‘aoIi, flurry liusll.
100 Yds. flash (10 to 12)-Emmet
l\IlcDilnald, Willie Melloiiaid.
lllll \'lI‘i. llliiill (lil LO 10)-.Imiieg
(`oIIin.-l, ldlidic tillniiet.
2140 Mis. flash-li. Hughes, Wm
Wlllsli, .luck Ilutly,
Hail Mile ltull<lH. I-Iilglirs, J. Mc-
Isnac, W. <‘oyu~.
limit and tilioe Itacc-`J. Iiilclsaac,
lil. |'ii|;_flii-::, W, Coyle,
\VIu-.elllarrow liacc~Pl\ilIips and
l'rl\vi-r, .'il<‘l-‘l`irInne Bros, Mclsaac allll
iioylc. '
'l‘liree Ilcixlfi-il--»Iiiighes and Duffy,
Mcllellun and Mefi‘nl‘iune.
-|40 Yards lJ»llsli-E. I-lughea,i W.
Coyle, .l. lvli~l:uliic.
I'oIi' Vault .luck l'rowsc, W. Mur-
phy, Il. Ilonovulll
liil-,li Juillp --this Stanley, 1.. Mul-
lins, .l. Mi-(satin. '
'|`|lc sill-<-.ini truiiis rPtul'neil to this
,»\ h"l‘IiIl{l‘} ll*-l
IMMINI-INT ON
' 'I‘llI<l G. T. P.
M(lN’I"IlI<IAIl, .lilly I7 -App'a.l'l~iifI_\"
Liu- <-ritii-ul latllgie in the dispute be
twi-\»il the (irail-ii Trililk railway find
its i.ruiillnen, _\al-dlul-il luld conduct-
ors is liow closewii. hand and it will
lleili-lid ilpon the attitude to Ile taliell
by the coniilllliy wiletiler tilerc is lin
nxtelisive strike on llllth tile flraull
'I'l'iliiI< and the i‘-entrlil Vnrliioiit rail-
roails. The retiirns of the sccoull
strike vote oil the Grand Trunk were
coillitell today-, and it was stated
that. of the 3,350 votes cast less than
Iifl.y \vcl‘c':lgainst the stril-zcl. I
i'resld-ent Hays, of the flruiul
'I`runk, ival-l,l{o'fil"le<l on Sutlirilny that
the Ioi't_\'-~t\\'o lleicfrntes from the yur-
iluis centres along that systelll |ll--
twecn l‘orf.Inlid and Llhicmgo had rc-
tilrlird to their iluty and he prolllpt
ly srlit. them buck word that llc
woilid he |ll~c|'uii~l\<l to lliect tlleln fol-
liliotlier ilisellssilln -at li.£i0 l\‘iondny
lnil|llilri:; it lnuy he th-at this lncct-
iul; will ill-vide the fute‘of the issue,
but it ,is luol-e prohirble that there
will he iuriill-r coiiferences before uny-
illilig dcfillite is ilcciileil.
It is, li-nwr\'i°r, stated oy the lend
ers f-ur the ilu-n that i-ll view of this
sei-olul decisive yitc they will lay the
iuuttcr lirillly before Mr, Hays tlllit
the company luusi. grant tncni- till
sI.nndal~d en-eterll wage or lhey will
cull il strike, and ii. was lltatcd that
if it bul'ull'le evident that the colli-
puliy did not intend to llicci. ellis lie-
luand the strike would liefcallilll witll-
ou, deluy.
f 'I"l`wWA, July I7--The niiliistcr of
Inhor is ill close touch with the dis-
pute of the truinlluln oil the (il 'l‘. Ii.
llc lvus told on Sliturday tliat only
lifi.y had voted tlgliiiist ll strike and
awaits thc |'vsult of the confercnce at
lI.30 tomorrow lu~l.wel-li the nlell and
l'rr-sideni. flnys, with iliteri-st. lt is
said ii licw ,proposal of arIlit.l‘ai*.ioll
nl-ay llc lnadc hy the compnily, ilut it
is foil. the ilu~n will not accept that.
The llnpi~l‘t.|l\eilt is, of ».‘.ours<-, now
lulnlllc to do nuythiniq, hui. uoulll be
l'eu.ily to assist. ill :lily openiul: for ly
l-o|1ipl~onlisi~. _.
IIG S'l‘liAi(I-lI'i‘ lliIllllSl~iYEh‘. _
\V.»\K I4}I"IEIlIl, Mass., .lilly I7-In ll
pil(-nomenal cxlliilltion of nlnrknniuli-
ship, \vhicll cilntinilcll until lifter
7.30 o'elock tonipllt, florporni l'crl‘y
Il. rlcoileld of l‘-olllpliuy IG, 5th Mus-
sachiisetts, of Bedford, nearly lioiilli-
ed the world’s record for 500 yards
ni. the Bay State rilie raligc.
He scorccl Ili] collseclitive hulI’s-
eyes. 'l‘hc pi‘e\’ioils worId's rel-orii,
held by (Tapt. ritcplien W. Wise, ill
spel-.lor of small arms practice of thc
fitll Massabhusctts, was 00 collsc-cil-
tive "hulls,"
I"/\'I‘AIl llilllllli-IION
' fll<‘ ENGLISII RAILWAY.
MI~llllll)[lHNE, Eng., July iii.-’l‘he
Brilrhton cxpre.~i.~= for Melbourne cof-
Iideli at Ricimloizd Station witil 3
stalulilu: train, of which two cur-
rialzcs and the guards' van were
wreelled. Eight persons were Iilileli
and thirty injured.
liihurl noiln lmolvi Noun.
f-lllil-\T'l`IlI1I, WASH.. July 17- The
sicninsllin .I'efferl=nn. from .°lk.n-,rw-l
Illlllt llillllt, llmllllilt $300,000 ill llllill
from Nonle.
(‘-l|l(lA(l() MAHKI°}'I‘S.
sirius in  
ii iiiisiiviiii
0
Special to The Guardian.
i~lHEIiBRO0KE, July lil-Manson
ville, Que., was visited by a $20,000
iirr, eleven buildings being destroyed
including the Eastern Townships
Bank and Commercial Hotel. .
BIIY IJIIS IHIINN
BLIINII PIIISIIN
special to The Guardian.
LONDON, Ont., July I8-Arnold
l\lexaniler, aged l-I, died t'oday of
lockjaw from blood poisoning.
A week ago while playing about irl
his hare feet, the boy ran a splinter
in his foot.
I-ie was taken to the hospital _and
dll d ill coiivillsiolis.
NNNIIIIINN IIEHI-
IN IINIISSIIIINNSIIIS
INIANCIIESTER, - Mass., July 18--
'f‘hc yacht St. Tlourcnio, to compete
In Seawallhalfa races beginning July
25, arrived from Montreal by freigh-t
l-ur and the crew of five also arriv-
eil.
POLICE SEARCH FOR
BLUEBEARD DENTIST.
LONDON, Jlliy i7-I-icotland Yard
nntilorities are bending every cf-
fort to locate Dr. I-Iawley Crippeil,
an American dentist, who disappear-
ed last Saturday. The holly of a
wonian, siipposl-ffl to have hi-.eln that
of his wife, who was formerly Belle
hlllliore, ,I noteli singer, . was foulid
lute ia:-it liight buried i'li the cellar of
l.Iii-il' No. 30 l-Iiildrop (‘ri-scent, Isling-
ton, oli thc outskirts of London. 'Piu-
lu-ad Iiad he-cn cruslicd to u jelly and
t‘li_e holly nilitilatad.
Tile first thing the police did to-
duy was io cn-blc to the police of
Alllericall ports asking them to search
iliroinilig steamers for (lrippen, who
w-as <Iescl‘il/ed with the aliases of
Peter ("rippell and Franckel Crippcn.
Tile police believe that he sailnd oil
Saturday. They state that hc is
accompanied by ldthcl (llara llcneve,
ll. French woman, whom he had re-
veiitly illtmdilced us his wife. 'l‘iiis
woillall, the pulice`:~ltatc, is believed
to be -dressed ill mule attire. Bofore
leuvillg I-lilldrou, (lrippen sent out
for a bo_y’s suit, andtiiils, the police
siirlllise is now being worn hy his
companion. Miss Lencve was the
doctor’s stenographer
llrspite the calling in of all
llcigIl|ull's, the police have been iln
abil- pol-liltively to identify the decom-
poscil body found in the cellar as
that of Mrs. (‘.rippen, tho they are
iirmly of the belief that it was that
of the famous singer. None of the
neiglihors have seen Mrs. Urippen
since I<`ebruary, when her husband
gave it out that she had gone to thc
coiltineiit for 3 visit. A short time
afterwards tllerc appeared a notice
in the papers that Mrs-. (‘.rippi'n had
died abroad. Then another woman,
also known as Mrs- Crippen, appear-
ed at the Hilldrop Crescent house.
The dentist and the second "Mrs,
Crfippen" were seen in the house as
late as last i-ie.-i.llrday. .
Tho belief is now held that Crip-
peli’s relations wlith women will re-
veal ll startling career as a nine-
bi-~ald accol-iliiug to the authorities.
Dr. (Irippen lived in Toronto during
lililil-98, lluviii-l.{, assisted In establish-
illl.; the lil-. lviiuiyo-ll Medicine Agency
here. T. H. Humble, advertising
writer, rcmeinbcrs liilli. He was li-
bout 5 feet. 5 inches in height, of
light build, I-ight complexion, light
hair, iliustathc and neatly trimmed
heard, said Dr. Hulnh-Ie. " Ht' was
fllstidiou:-l in 'his dress and very ple-
asant in ilmilner. He was married
when he came here. Mrs. tlrippen was
nn- 'nti.rll,cti\'e lvomiiig, dashing and
frivolous in innniulr. l c was fond of
display in dress, and was always
decked in dlamolrds ulid other' _‘l_weIs.
She was 5 woman who would attract
attcntloli anywllere. Dr. Orlppen uael
very jealous of her.”
G. T. ll. 'i`Fll.l~1(lflAl’I-IERS
MAY GO ON STRIKE
MON'f‘Rf¢}All, .lilly l2...The commit-
tee of Grand Trunk 'f’elo`graph-ers to-
dav Iinisherl counting the strike vote
ordered last week, and tonight it is
stated th-at it allows a vote of eip,-htv
per cent. of the men in favor of go-
ing out unless theflompany grants
the de/nlands made upon it.
A flonciliation Board sat upon the
demands of the teicg-raphers last
l~*ebruary mul reported. The tele-
graphers accepted the report hilt the
'fiolilpally did not, 'l‘lle lucn have been
waiting for the ‘tralnnien to -lnlake a
move before takin! action. It is
,therefore likely that lf the trainmeri
go out. that .they will bc followed
by the telegrliiiliers. `
S'I`A'l`IONA RY.
the
Hpeclni to The Guardian.
'l‘UhflN'l‘0, July lil---Moderate var-
iable windl, fair and not much
change in temperature.
The lenfrtil of today will he fifteen
hflurs and two minutes
_ . l 4: I ds luci ` _  ,_
meeting witl the foilowlnll I" Mtcn- taken gf. (_ f`éi_c`v0riR€HRl:tt;"‘;Mg G___ UML(-,\(;(,_ _}l,|y 1g_(g|,,,~m|_)__ The _telnperaslne at three otllvclc
J A M¢Mllrl10,F A Ilefurgey, Sinn f.l\IN'l20» F _md ,l.o;_0,nto_ Dr Gm, _lllil wllellt , ill); A-bovc zero.
mcrsi~de' J. . A ers. J. S. Dagnall, London. -UH ' e rc; liillnierllllcr Wheat   luiiii Thc lowest temperature recorded
(T, H, lieer,  B.ylle‘Id, F. S. l.»0\’li!‘0. U_¥9l`1Y» _“<°cf‘n"'mn‘yI?;n:N; ¥N,g‘,;_l9|-y,.,,ln .lilly Corn    |502 yesterday was dfty-eig-hit above zero
F. hi. Smallwood and T. E. Rollins, fi. A. Mtltc'»_\"_'A" 2'. ynnthlcr of Put- Scilil-.nlher Corn    I.I§'l\nd the highest was sixty-nine above
il-.ll_,_ D,._ l.~_ S_ l,-ml, .nie l-eurlnl: ""- """““ ,‘I;m,,_,,,',', ‘M,,,,,,,.,§,l, le. .,\.i.lluy ron:    sziflll up on lll-llc ll. lll. 'rilll lowest masse
President. occupied the chair. _ “FW” M& mum.” jenny supply C0_ _l---__ the previoul night was fifty'-seven a-
After disposing of the usual routlnll Bela, ar Mmax_d.s Lmimem hem,” Nemalds p6v.__ _
biuinua the election of omcers was Ha. ax. ~
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NIIINIIIII IIINIE
IIIISI IN CINNIIII
WINNIPEG, Mali., July 17#-The
first serious aeroplane accident in
Canada took place yesterday.
Eugene Ely, who had contracted to
dy between Wiiinipeg and Portage la
Prairie, made his third attenllpt early
`n the forenoon.
Before he ha-d travelled far ii-Ia en-
.;-ine went wrong and his aeroplane
fell a distance of more than 500 feet.
 Ely was picked out of the wreciialge
in a dying con-dition.
MIN NIIIII] IN
IIIIIIIINII IIIIII
WARE-HAM, Mass., July lB-Ed-
win Munch, Boston, was killed ili-
stantly when his touring car got be-
yond control and capsized. Hia com-
pailions,, two rn-en and two woinl-n,,
escaped serious iniury-_ One of tlli=l
latter received a had cnt on her
head.
;i"l‘. ANNE'S LOCK Ol’FlNi<lD
BY HON. WM. PUGSLEY.
WINNIPEG, July 17-"'I‘hcl`e is no
such word as impossible for the
west,” said Sir Wilfrid Laurier, at
the opening of St. Andrew's Lock,
to-day.. -
This is the first link in the govern-
ment'=i trans-prairie scheme of water-
ways, and when completed will cost
about $1,500,000.
The lock, which has a lift of ‘ll
feet, is a splendid specimen of coll-
crete constructioli, 290 feet in Il-iigtll
and 45 lent ill width. It has raised
the level of lied itiver at Winllipeg
over live feet. The darn, 783 fc(-t. In
width, is of eulnlose tip.ty|le, and is
the only one oil this continent. There
is; another lit lfose, France.
Holi. William Pugslcy, lliiniatel' of
public works, otficially declared the
lock open to the free cullimf-lice of
the l'l‘ovince of Alllcrta, Saskatelie-
wan and Manitoba.
Sir Wilfrid spent a busy day. In
the morning he visited the store oi
the 'l‘. Eaton Un., and lunched with
the president. Ht. Alldrew's occupied
the afternoon, and a garden party,
given by Sir Daniel McMillan, the
1-ifrltc-ililllit Governor, and Lady Mc-
Miflall, filled the remainder of till
duy.
GERMANY -Al’i'1l()Ai3HED
ON ARMAMENT ftI1JDUC’1‘lUN.
LONDON, Jliiy 17-During the dl-
Ira-tc on the naval expenditures ill th
house of conilnons this afternoon
l'rclnier Asquitll reiterated that li
was the desire of the British (Iovcrn
nic-nt to coinil to a friendly agree-
meilt with Germany, looking to the
curtailmellt of armaments.
"l wish," said the prime minister,
"thai un arraiog-enleiit could he rea-
ched with Germany for a reduction
of the naval expenditure. This (lov~
ernnrellt has approaclied the German
Government on the subject, bllt the.
latter can do nothing, owing to the
navy law oil their statute hooks.
That being so, live must make our
pro-gram accordingly.”
Mr. Asq,uith~repludiated the sugges-
tion that the British expenditure was
in ally sense hostile to Germany. He
declared' th-at the relatit a between
the two countries were mydt cordial,
and poi'ntcd"‘out that by April, iilifl,
Great Britain would only have 25
dri-aiiiloilghts to Germany’l~l 31.
~MIl.LION DOLLAR SHIPYARD
OWEN SOUND, July i7-Thr town
council tonignt passed ll by-law, to
be subiuitted to the ratepayers, to
grant $50,000 -bclnull llllll to mile a
similar alnount in stock in ll ship-
building and dry dock compnnv bei-ug
promoted ily hingiish eapitldlats. The
pl~opoeilt.Ioln is to estlrlliitil a lnillion
dollar plant at this port.
Sl'l'A'f‘Uhi OF' MUN'l‘UAllM
IINVICILED IN FRANCE.
VAUVURE, France, Jiliy l8.-- M,
Doi.norl|lle, Minister of lflidneutioli,
unveiled the lnonillirent to Montculni
erected by public subscription itll
Friince and (lauada near his birth-
place. Tile Chateau De Candiac Do-
legation from Canada were present.
A Replica of monument will llc set up
in Quebec in the al\tll'ln|\.
.; .l. . .. .-:';"___ T.
Lnndcnscd Advertisements
\'i`oo late for ClassIdc\tion.`i
I{OW BOATS to hire. J. F. Worth,
Plant Line Wharf. 7 ‘ldlmcd
‘R/ANTED, an upholsterer and ll
smart »hoy. Apply at once tu
Mark Wright, Newson'l-l Block.
, _ _ .7:“I.9£I‘iI;__
",'AN'l`FlD, -bv an experienced lvten
~ ollrapher, a position ln' an office.
Apply to I". O. Box 250, City.
7--l9i_l1jIipd._ _ ____ _M
l4*()fl SALE, the groceries und iix-
tures in store nn corner of K-ent
mill Hillsboro Streets. Apply at
promises. ___7_~-l9d3_i. _ _ __
`AiAI‘I_’I‘ED, teacher for (lavemlish
‘N School. Hiipplelllent $25. Mid-
summer vacation. Apply to Murrav
market. Open lawful days, ten t
LONDON, July lil- A ilorrespollllelul
of The 'l‘ilucs uuiierstaiidrl that if
Gellc-ral I~'relirli'l-l report il; piilllislleil
it will disclose; g state .lf iuiiiiary ill
efficiency In the Dominion tilnt will
probably be a revelation lo nlllllt
Caliililiaill-l.
LONDON, July lil--lieu. Booth,
speaking in London, said the .`~illIvll
tion Army was ieadinl: ilu- world ill
tire treatment of the crllnlnul rlassf-s.
He would duri-lll.{ the wi-ifk inter
view tbe i'cpi‘¢-seiltutiveil ol the Ivlui
ing colonies with A view to taking
und-.=.r the wing of the Arluy h-ulil|-
reds if not thousands of crimillals.
IU IINIINNEI IIIII
MUSIIINI IISIINNI
SOUTH HAMl"[`UN, July Iii--ilr.
Charles Harris _has sailed for South
Africa in connection with the Empire
musical festival.
IN CHAIIOERY
BEl<"(lFil’. 'PHE VICE L‘HAN(‘ELIl>I’t
Macdonald vs. Kcays--The lu-ai'inl~,
in this case has been set down for fill
ble;-teiuber next. Ahlueaii A. Macilou
aid for conlplailinllts.
Burke vs.. Burke -Final orller has
been made for distribution. Mathleflon
Milcdoliald and Stewart for coni-
plain-ant.
WOMAN LEAPEI)
FROM i.lNI‘IFi'>‘ Ill~I(‘l\'.
NEW YORK, July I7- A-a lhe
stealmer La Lorraine wliicll nlrirl».i
today from Havre wall approucIlin,;
thi- Ailrericaii ci»a~lt .lll Ivriinesdllv
morning, six-aillillp, tllloulrll a di-il.-ze
fog, h-er pas.~lenl:l-r:l wi-rn l-.ilu'ih-'I by
a suflden aiarnl, the stollpslete of lili-
;~lhip's elll<iil\'s, und the llnsty lol.-.--~~
ing of a life-bout.. It soon lil-\--il-pllli
that one of thc first callin passifligi-i's,
Ml.~ll~l Eleanor Koiiilmli had jllmpeii
ovei‘iloal‘d. In thc thick lol; the lliis
sion of the life-boat seemed iiopl-.lllss,
'but ,, search was kept up oi the snr-
roirli-d-irig waters for g long; tiilii-. 'l`ll
iiunt_\vus given up nllii the life lloll!
was coinpcllcd to rl-turn to the ship'.~
side witilollt having diseo\'ered any
trace of the missilig woiuan.
Miss Koifnlan was 53 years of age
and lived ill New Jersey. rilie took
passage with her sister, .\’al'uh and
no one on the vi-::.~|el lioiilc-ed uny-
tlilllg unusual about her liurulg tile
/oyagc up to thi- time she look hor
fatal plun-ge. (lu the lilly before slu-
:pent her time quietly ill lil-r -:uhin
and in the sii.tin;_f, rooln and ill the
li-brary of the stcullu~.l‘, and appi~a|'i-.ll
llfiilnul ill rvi-ry l‘<-spa-cl.
fll.Al\1li}i4 ANUTI-Illilt MAN
Iii()N’l`IiIilAI., .lilly 07--i‘l\arIes liinn-
chi, formi-r illanager of the defulu~t
“Iianco di ltali," and selltclll-ed for
forgery nearly two yl~ar:i ago, illus
paid his dehi. to sorlety, nlui, llv
consent of tile lliiui:;ti-r of jlisiiw,
w-as Ilia-l‘lll.i-ll frl.lll r'-i. \'ilu'i.nt de
Paul this nlnrninlg.
Ii'iaiicIii persists iii_Iii.. dl-\'lii|`ntioll
that he was not guilty of the oifcilce
wlhlcli hrougiit about u thr.-c/ rvr-ara'
sentence, and lu- puts thi- lllallle 'oil
another man ulth the hun"., who is
now R fugitive from jiistice. _
In the .peliltl-liti-al-y, he worked for
many a day side ily side with the ex
presldeiit of the lilin.yue de Saint
Jean, f'. IG. ltoy, Iult said that l\li‘.
Roy was ill so ilftell that he had ill
pas:-l three davs onto! four ill tile
hospital. Johll Dillon, alias Sinil.Il,
the nilirderer of t‘oiisi.ubIe Slulu, is
also one who frcillulltil the hospital
alld he did little or no wotk.
MALE ’l‘EA(‘-ill-lilo' t~l(?All<‘.l.'l.
OTTAWA, Jiiiy I
White, principal llf thc Ottu\\'u Nor
mal Hclloo
scarcity of
the lowiles
year Obtaw
men to qualify.
DROWNED B(lA'I`IN(l
s of the salaries paid. l.,,st
I) F‘Al.i.!~l, Mc., .lilly iii.-
RUMFOR
While boa
L.
on i-Iilver Luke, l<lll\val‘iII (Ins-lcllnlguuy
has not y-et been ill-covered
Gssconguay was :lil yi-urs ohl and
leaves a widow nlid `six rliihirvu.
.,,,_,.,.~.~.,.,.,.-.~»».~..M,....,...
His body
Thc Wife of lluher.
7 Ill’. .ll\llu:..' l'.,
l, di-.plorl-s the illcrensiiligl
male truriu-l'.~l ulld bluliu-.<
n sent up nineteen young
ON IHIILVEII LAKF..
tin' with two coiilpaiilious
was drowned wllell the craft. cahsizell.
OURMILITIA , lilliiiiviliiiiiii.
15 lippgoyfo wiiliiiiiiiiii
Ll' ’___"`°"'_-"°"° I I I’
_ , l lBpecial to 'file illlardian. Sill*-Cilll '-0 Tilt (llU1l'diUll-
ivIl».\"l`ltl<I.»\l., July ill-The Domin-
ion ilo\'l-rlillu-lit has refused tg take.
fill-tiller uctioll to prevent ll strike on
till- liralul 'l`i'uilk.
.\iauugi-r ilals appealed to the
(io\'lllnlll»-lit to |lri~\'l.-lit the loss lika-
ly to Ill- i.~lltuil~~.l ily ll strike and ask-
i-d for the l.u|lo|' llepurtllient to put.
~'in lnotioll thi- lllui-trilliery for arbitra-
tllllll. ‘
l\liui::ti-i' King rl-fused, as the ne-
l-oilations luull-l till- l.einleu.x act had
al-i~lllnpii.~:ill-ll all llluch as lfoluld be ex-
pi-rli-il frolll furllier liegofibtiulli.
ISIIIIII SPIINI NI
IHI IIIIII IINNEI
\'ei»:tcl‘day aftl-rlloo-ll the Charlotte-
towii Ilifle A:¢.~:oi'iation held their
,sei-olld niutlh fol the :lilver Salver
pi-le.-eiiti-il ily the Ul~partment of Mili-
tin.
ilollu-. good :mill-lei: were made' but
the tricky "iillh lall" wind made sad
harilr of l-:ollle illil-ll-Jed scores. A
feu ni-\_\\' .~:hot:'. came forward and
lnaiii- hilfill-r lzrllll-ll than those made
.hy silille of till- old \'etci‘Bns`-This I8
an it _-.lloulli Ill- -the club expect to
be able io rr-.-.llil some high scores
by :lonie of lill- ylll,lll;_f_el' members be-
fore the sl-n.~io.il clue.-:l
Ili all-llition fo ilu- salver prile and
the .\‘iiver spooiili illllluted by the
iflluil, ii vc-ry Iianiisolne Cartridge
.lfundli-l:tii~k was donated by S_ (,‘_
Moorl- to ill- given to the rifieman
lnalliul; till- Iliglu~.~;t nillllher of Bilil'a
Eyes llrer thi- r:llli»,e. This was keen-
.Iy coiiti-st»elI-'I.. J. Miller and G. F.
Iiuicllisllil rlosilli; with Il I5uil's eyes
if-arli. In ilu- sliooi off Mr, Mme!-
‘i'arlii~il oil the prize.
lil-lou- are the si'ol'l-s made by each
_ml-iilher of the _-issllciatioli. The
Illilglli-si lu-ore ill sal-h class carrying
;oIf H sliver splloll. -
t‘I..-XSS A.
I 200 500
1". ifiitrilesllll :li 33
J. Miller 32 28
jor \'I`i~i-ks 229 20 20
W. K. Itogers 28 ilu 23 ,
If. lir<i\\' li() 123
eiill Itogi=i's 22! 28
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28
31
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i.‘LAt.\‘i<l ll.
B00
24
22
300 500 ttf.
_ Allen ._ 32 30
_ M Moore Il() 28
. ld. __ M iittllews 215 Ill
. Arlling `~.2-4 25
tlrcy 25 28
. V. i\loll|‘l=. 1'.7 25
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all
so
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24 'li
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IIC. (I. |l\l\'i‘ ZX
'l‘. il. l<`.-rris IT
LV. \\'. l’ai.ti~l-soil 23
IJ. 11'. l1‘rascr 20 i7
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i llliNllli!\`, .lulv I7. The highly in-
ltcrestiupg rl-port is ufiont. that J. M.
Iilurric, nuthor nlld pluywriglllt will
_lllurl'y tile I-ionorallle Dorothy Euge-
,nir ll-ri-tt, the younl;cr of' llord Esli-
‘er’u two daugillters. Miss Brett is
Icoiisidelwllllr _\lluli|;i-l' than the fu,mlous
draniaiist; she is twcllty-seven, wlrile
,he is fifty. Shi- is wry literary and
'her nloilll-r Ilns written some good
poetry.
J. l\l. Ilui'rii~ ninrricd Marv Ansell
I in Niflltlllilli, .lirly »i, l‘.l0»i. They llv-ed'
happily until the full of i908, when
tl-ililrrt (‘unnnu_ writer of books and
lplayll-ts, _l-ollllyi-l' than she came into
lihi- wifi-'.~: life. 'l‘o .\lr Harrie she ad-
iuittl-d her love for l‘aniran, and 5
di\'.ll~i~l- fllilllwl-.I wil-i:u i'auiien prom-
lllcd io lllurry Mrs llurric if thc de-
l-rlu~ was pzrullil-ll. Ilarrle gave his
ioluu-r wifi- his town house and set-
Iili-li u Iurlge suul of luoncy oil her.
Ii'.\i"|‘,\lN si'o'i"i‘ oi~‘l~‘
lfllli Nl-IW '13l-I-.ALAND
| l.or~1llo.\:, .llllv i1-vllllt. noileli.
'Si-oil. i'o|lllnlllldel‘ of the British
.I-Exp.-lliiioli, Il-It today for New Zea-
Ilnnd' \\'lu-re Ili' will ioin the others of
his party oll bonld the exploring
_str-i\lll<~r. The ’I`lrl'a N.l\'ll sailed from
l.olldoll on Juni- I for l'nrdilT where
shi' coull-4| unil th1~li_riuliiiuil-.il t0 Now
'/ii-uiuilll. l‘uI\tuill .\‘l-oft plans to ar-
ri\l»-lll. the Slluiil l’llIl- ill Ileremfuer.
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M well lunch of his fullu- wutcil ului find out the lecreta of the.
any nifdnNv[l‘\<.I)t¢llI~l beside iiilli help Ili-es And hi- will llc able to do this
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Nggnslcildv encouraging him in ills life Ili-rllllse the l:_entIe Aimee is by his
work. Such women ure de:-lerviul: oi side. ller f`rle-lids said tolier, "D0,
a niche in the gallery of fame. l’ir not mnr_ry l<rnll¢-is Huber, he has be-
tnrfnlz one of tlleue faithful, Iorillc colin- blind. llut she lla-id, ‘He there-
wives' for us, Alexander Much-od, ill fore needs inc inore than ever n0w.’
one of the rnost true and tolleililllg And she married Illini, and was his
hooks ever written. “'l‘lu-. tli'iltle_llaf>l’y wife and fellow-student I'0l‘tv
Heart,” hull tlris to say I lycnrs. She was eyes to the biind.Bho
--I Saw B young couple with happy looked into the hives and wrotedown
faces (lil ll beautiful lmrdell in lien- what she saw. And she never tired
eva) come out of the house, colne of his work, and did it with her
down the garden walk, lln-ll seat tham- whole soul, And the story of 'JN
selves hefrlde a bei-hive. lt is Huber, flees, ml it was written in throélr-
the student, and Aimee, his beautiful den by these two will be In
wife. What we reall now in hooks a- sciiools and colleges when Hu-ber and
bout the .queen hee and the other his beautiful Aimee are themnolyel
been, and the honey and the wax,was forgotten. It is a hundred years lilo
found out for the most by this man. 'since they begun to study the -Minto-
H9 spent his life in the study of hell, gather, and they are both long lhic¢
,eleven. 7-°13d1W-
liiinord's Liniment ours lures, etc.
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But looki lic is blind. He has been dead. But still shines out for nl in
blind for ye rs. He will live until be ithe long, helpful, patient and loving
is an old lqau, and be blind to the service of Aimee, the Gmtld HllI‘t."- .
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