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To Determine llcapective
Rights ol' lhfovinces und
,of .tile Dominion _
(Special to The Guardian) 0
OTTAWA. _ Alix. 4-Arrangements
are being made for a hearing -by the
Supreme Court of Canada at the
October sittings of the companies
incorporation case to determine the
respective powers of the Federal and
Provincidl authorities in regard to
company charters.
The main points to he determined
use whethqr a company incorporated
by one province cs/n do justice in
another and whether the provinces
have power to restrict operations er
require the licensing of federally in-
corporated concerns.
PEACE COMMISSION
APPOINTED BY TURKEY.
LONDON, Aug. 3-A dispatch to
a news agency from Constantinople,
says the Turklsh` government has
appointed a commission to discuss
pea_ce'between italy and Turkey and
that it meets the Italian delegates
at Lausanne, Switzerland. According
to a statement published this morn-
ing by the_Daily Express, the seizure
of Tripoli by Italy was due to Italy
getting wind of German negotiations
at Constantinaple to acquire rights
in Tripoli by purchase, which would
be tantamount to giving Germany
actual possession of the country. `
moi-1EsoN's 'Es'1wrn.
BOSTON, Aug. 3--Philip R. Dun-
bar of Brookline has been appointed
administer of the estate of the late
Clarence V. T. Richeson, who paid
the death penalty for the murder of
Avis Linnell, the appointment having
been madebv Judge F. Lawton, of
the Probate Court, East Cambridge.
An affidavit 0f_consent to and re-
quest of the appointment by Thomas
V. Richeson of Lynchburg, Va., fs.-
ther of the deceased, and solve surv-
iviing heir, was flied with the petition
to the-Pkobste Chprt.
, Rlcheaon died without making _ a
will and. the valde -of'his estate,
which is Tgirelv personal, is estima-
ted at $1 . George G( Clarke of__
00 State street,` Boston _has been
named appraiser of the property. ,
¥._?___iL___?_._.
“ ONAJC. all Nl'
_ (Canadian Pressl ‘
SMITH’S FALLS,,._0nt., Aug. 4-i
Engineer Joseph Muldoon was al-J
V most instantlv killed, Fiteman »'l‘.
Keller had his leg broken and train
desputcher W. J.. McCutcheon sus.-
tained serious injurics in a rear-end
collision on the C. P._R. Montreal-
Toronto line at Tweed early this
morning. "
Muldoon and Keller were on the en-
gine of the west hound freight which
raninto another freight standing on
the line at Tweed.
McCutcheon had just left his work
at Havelock and boarded the stand-
ing train.
Twelve cars were demolished and
the engine of the east bound freight
was badly smashed.
Engineer Mulldoon is from Sr_nith’s
Falls and Fireman Keller from Have-
lock.
'An investigation is being held into
the _cause of the wreck.
LONG TRITNKS BARRED.
TORONTO, Aug, 2.-Railway bag-
gdge agents in Canada and the Unlt-
ed States have decided that the long
trunk must be banned as far as pos-
sible from the baggage car. The Ca-
nadian agents have just received tne_
sanction of the Dominion Railway
Commission to place discriminatory
charges on all trunks more than for-
ty-flve inches long, and they are
waiting forfthe conceding of permis-
sion to the railways of the Republic
to do likewise by the Uinited States
Railway Commission before putting
the_new regulations into force in Can
ada. It is intended” by bath the Ga-
-nadian and the United States bag-
gagemen to act in concert in th`is`
matter, and it is now believed that
the new rule for the two countries
will be put in force about November 1
next.
OTHERS INVITED; '
LONDON,fAdg. 3-The Times this
morning says it understands that the
Canadian government has especially
invited secrctarv of war Sceiv. find
Sécretary for the colonies, Harcourt,
to v_lsit Canada.
Ask for Mlnard’s and take nn other.
Keep Minard's Llnlmeut in the house
WlN.SLOE CHEESE .F;}lC»TORYl  
‘ IS DESTROYED-~sBY FIRE
Word was received in Char-
lottetown yesterday of the destruct-
ion‘ by fire on Saturday evening .of
the Winsloe Cheese Factory With
practically all its contents. __
The fire started at about six o-
cloch Saturday eveninK “iid Bn ei'
forts possible to prevent the dc-
struction of the splendid factory
were unavaliing, The cause could
not-Ale ascertained last evening but
it was learned that the last man in
the building that afternoon had left
everything in good order. Whcn hllil
a mile from the building ire observed
the flames and' returned with all pos-
sible haste. _ _
The exact extent of the damage is
not known but with the building
there was destroyed about $500
worth of manufactured cheese
ready for the market.
There was $1000 insurance on the
building said to be with the Char-
lottetown Mutual Fire Insurance C0-
The loss will he severely felt by the
many patrons of the factory. Whmh
will be the more discouraging Bt
this season of the year.
OURIOUS ERROR LIKELY
' TO COST 570.000
' "°”'_"'
LONDON, August Z-A curious
story has just found its way to the
public ear regarding the inte Dl\Cii‘
ess of Sutherland. According to the
story the late Duches.-1._ a few dnyli
before' her death. iiiliiiieii 0" 00'
daughter a packet` which the Dow-
ager Duchess requested should not be
opened until after her death.
Several days after the funeral the
package was opened and found to
ci-,again Bm? 0;” gi(i'l8gland notes to
the amount o . -
The daughter deposited 550.000 Oi
th, not” in her bank, and subsc-
quently deposited $5.000 more. 'Hy
a never-intended act of somebody the
amount of the deposits was turned
over to the executors. Today thi
daughter of the late DowaK°i' D“¢h`
esséappealed to the courts to have
$55,000 of the delwslts relllli0°0 0°
her;
The judge ruled that the return
should be mace to the devsiii" °°“'
dltfonaily on ,her sgrglns £0 i‘°*“‘”“
the sufounvof the es te if it should
be decldld' eventually that the $70.-»
oefifwpe hers absolutely.
The did not obiect to
thu' '“i“'
I6
of the
the eurlos
dovager
over li
NEW YORK I-l~\S ONE
l\iU'RDER A DAY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-One murder n
day in New York in the month of*
July was found to be 'the average
when the llontlrhlo bureaus of foul' of
the five borougls of thc city and thc
district-attorney's onli-c added up thc
killings yesterday sf;"fln-. end of the
record month and got rnndy a fresh
page for the 'coming days of August.
Records show that the hot weather
always stirs the murderers to action.
but during the month just past they
outdirl themselves in activity.
GETTING AFTER THE RATS -
IN PUERTO RICO.
New vonx, aug. 2-wlniuron v.
Tower, entomologist of the Depart-
ment of commerce and Labor. Wi10
has beeli in charge of the extermina-
tion of bubonic plague bearing rats
in 95|. Juan, ,Puerto Rico, arrived
here yesterday morning on board the
Carolina, of the New York and Porto
Rico Steamship Company.
According to Mr. Tower, the pre-
cautions taken 'have been so thor-
oughly that there is no poslibiilty |01'
the plague to recur. In the, city of
San'Juan, he said. the houses either
hev,e been raised two‘fee_t from the
ground, or the fo detfons protected.
fgeeiato the ground, while ell rl#
infested locations have been ruled-_
Forty men are at work at hpreezat
with three thousand tralli I 0 3|
poison. cleaning the city. $1: 1°
divided into eight districts. li rat
caught is carefully examined for, hu-
bo c germs. Fruit trees have lilies:
protected with' bends of tin.; w if"
gh, 1-mime;-,s~|-e unable- to scold-
sjhert. e. Mr.,Tow0f esyl.`.t-Yl°i‘,°
 single ret left on the
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by a concrete wall extendins’ "V0"
United Slatesilnd Canada Will
 ,Compete_|n .The National
_ A|ssoclalion_-Qf0_a_rsmlan
Sfiilfi_'|"5'FfiLLS , ”* _
` (Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Twenty-two
rowing clubs of the United States
and Canada will compete in the four-
th annual regatta of the National As-
sociation of Amateur Oarsmen on
Peoria Luke at Peoria -Ills., next Fri-
day and Saturday, according to the
Eofllclal list ofentries announced by
.Secretary Fred`R. Artmeyer hereto-
night. -_
Eight Eastern clubs will send re-
presentatives in the small boat
events, but the entry list shows that
no. eight oarsmen crew is entered
from the east this year.
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'iii illllliisul
c Mil BE BISHUP
It is learned from a reliable source
that Very gov. Dr. James Morrison,
of St. Jos. inl's Church,Vernon River
administrator of the Diocese of Char-
lottetown, is llkeiv to be appointed
Bishop of Antigonish, succeeding the
late Bishop Cameron who died about
a year ago. -
Dr. Morrison is one of- the most
talented clerical Dgures ln Eastern
Canada and is one of the most be-
ioved‘prlests in the province. His
church has recognized his ability in
honoring him from time to time and
this latest advancement, if dame ru-
mor is to hc credited with verlty,wlll
he heralded with joy by his hosts of
friends anh his parishoners. While
congratulating him all classes will
sincerely regret the enforced removal
to another prov'ince which this pro-
motion would make necessary.
TWO GERMANS _
HANGED IN ARIZONA.
DOUGLAS, Ariz., August Z-John
-Hertling and Guida Shubert, the men
hanged at Montijat, Montevista,
about e week. ago, but whose bodies
were not found till Tuesday, were
natives of Germany and subjects of
that country, tho Hertling had taken
ollt his original papers fur American
citizenship. I-lcrtling was the watch-
man at the Montevista. mine and
Bllubert was his guest.
Both men were well-known in Dou-
glas und friends here have sent a
man to Montevista to investigate
their deaths and to make s report to
the German ambassador at Washing-
ton.
GOOD FISHING.
CAMPBELILTON, Aug. 3.-Se'venty-
nine salmon, weighing a totul of
595} lbs., taken with three rods and
without gaff or landing net in four
hours’ fishing is pretty near a world's
record.
Look over the figures againz- 79
salmon weighing 5955 lbs, in 4
hours, by 3 fishermen.
The record was made at An-ticostl
last week. by Hon. Adelard Turgeon
and George F. "Gibsons, QUSUBC.
and Mr. Martin. Bgent ol MP1 010010*
at Anticosti.
The catch is a wonderful one and
has perhaps never been equalled in
this or any other country. especially
in view of the fact that neither gafl
nor.landlug net were used.
'IIIE YIEITHER
ills rsllvsllsruss .
‘ness soon src
(Special to T119 G\\l\'0iBi'i-)
TORONTO, Aug. 5_-West ond
northwest winds local showers but
mostly fair with about the same tem-
perature. '
The ‘lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was fifty-nine degrees a-
bove zero and the highest was sixty-
nine above. The lowest recorded the
previous night was fifty-seven de-
grees above, At nine a. m.. vesterday
it was sixty-three degrees above and
at nine p. fn., it was fifty-nine a-
hove.
The lowest temperature recorded
Saturday was fifty-nine degrees above
zero and the highest was seventy-
four above. The lowest recorded thc
previous night was fifty-six above.
six above, and at nine p.- m. it was
.fifty-nine above.
The tempcreture Saturday after-
ngqn by_the "Rcxall \8tore Tested
Thermometer with e northern ex-
posure was seventy-seven degrees s-
hove aero. '
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 8.21 lad .tomorrow at 4.10; it
wifiln hish tomorrow rgoruics Ili
3,04 ‘ml Wednesday st .ii2.
The sun sets this evening at 7.26
,mdrtolnorraw at 7.34; it rises to-
.monow morning et' 4.47 and Wed-
aside! at 4.49. .
The moon rises tonight at _10.27.
'i‘llere.wu s full moon on Monday,
July _l9th, at 18.28 p. m.
'_ The last quarter of the moon will
bgfirueeday, Aug. sth, at 12.18 e.
ln. `
At nine a. m. Saturday it was'slxty-,-
\ .
1-1'
In the Charlottetown Baptist
Church last evening there was un-
veiled a handsome brass ttblet in
memory of the late Rev. Geo. A.
white, fornlerly pastor of that
Church, who dfpd on June 7th, 191.0.
This memlnurial was erected, by
the 29 brother pastors of the P. E.
1. Baptist Association of the time of
Mr. Whitc's -inculnbeucy and is a fit-
ting tribute to a good -man and
true. -
The following inscription was on
he tablet z'
OOIOO U00 HOU #CU OOO IO!
‘ In loving memory °
Rev. G. R. White B. A. *
* For seven years Pastor of this °
°. Church, - °
" “Not Changed, But Gloriflcci" °
June 7,1910 °
° Erected by the ministers of IRE-.I. *
* gaptist Association. '
*OU U O #li #OC UCD OOO!!
After a service of prayer and song
A. F Webster one of the Deacons,
read an address prepared for the oc-
casion by Rev. E. A. McPhee, now
pastor of St. George’s, N. B., and
who was mainly instrumental in se-
curing the memorial.
This was many of personal reference
and of a reminiscent nature. Rev.
Mr. Mei-‘hee bore testimony to the
deceased's nlauy excellent qualities.
Hifi Bincefil-Y and ulanifness were
dwelt upon, the deceased being char-
acterised as “one of C.od’s Gentle-
lncn.” He was s thorough Baptist in
all the strength of his convictions
and yet had great respect for the be-
lief of others and ill his church work
was not a follower but a leader. He
had the lull confidence and high es-
teem of the clergy of all denomina-
tions, all of whom hénored his mem-
ory. His life was an inspiration to
c)onsecration_ ;
`lJurlng the reading of the eulogistlc
and inspiring address Deacon Webster
unveiled the tablet, which is affixed to
the waillat the right of the pulpit
B-nd filcilig the congregation.
After singing "The Sands ,of Time
are Sinking" _the congregation listen-
ed to a few excellently chosen remarks.
by the pastor. Rev. Mr. Fash re-
ferred to another memorial, that of
The Communion Service, .which would'
be held after the evening service,
and thought that the mlemorlal ser-
vice should be incorporated in _the
larger memorial, that of Communion.
As the tablet was a reminder of the
past so was the Sacramenta remind-
er of the past-a memorial of the
death and service of Jesus Christ, the
Master whom Rev. Mr. White loved
and so faithfully served.
The inspiring service closed with
with the singing of "li‘ox=ever With
the Lord" and the Benedlction.
FOUND GUILTY.
OTTAWA, Aug. 3-’l‘he Maniwaki
Indian, John Brsscoupe, who appear-
ed in Hull district court lest week
charged with stealing $350, and re-
manded until yesterday, was found
guilty and will receive sentence to-
morrow.
The arrest of Brascoupe may bring
about the termination of a pretty
little romance which has been car-
ried on at the reserve at Maniwaki_
When the case came up last week
Brascoupe asked for a postponement
in order that he might get an Indian
girl on the reserve to testify that
she saw him pic-= up .the money from
the ground.
Tile postponement was granted but
when the girl appeared she became
so confused that her evidence was oi
no benefit to the prisoner. The In-
dian girl witness was to have been
Brascoupe's squaw.' They were to
have been married soon but if the
Indian getsfi long sentence tomorrow
it will put. an end tothe dream for
some time.
When Brascoupe appropriated the
$350 it was doubtless in view of hav-
iag something to start their married
e on.
TYPHCID RAGING '
IN OTTAWA
OTTAWA, Aug. 2-There was 771
eases of typhoid fever reported in the
city up till five o'ciock this evening,
the number reported today showing a
decrease over the previous dey. Today
42 new cases made their appearance
as compared with 70 on Thursday
and- 80 on Wednesday. .
C0_lDE|l8E_D ADS
T00 LITE F08 ~
CLISSIHCITIOII
One cent per word eech fniertlon,
in this column. duh muetsccom-
ploy order and live per cent discount
slllzed. Minimum charge twenty-ilve
een .
 ._.__-.-_
WA ED 'KITCHEN . GIRL AT
Queen Hotel, 0harlottetown,_ apply
'_st once.___ _ ____» 8;2M3l.
LOST ON' FRIDAY (BND AUG.) Blil-
tween Hillsboro Brfd¢°. land Pow-
nal ledfe Tweed Ooet-Finder will
please lelve at The 
1 om ooursrrm on is ar my
one-on the Island- or off the felon ,
in twist tobacco, _chewing and smok-
ing. I sm the only one who will give
a guarantee for six months from
mllldew or‘d__rylq. Ask for Union
'l‘wist?_ George Morrison. manufac-
_ turer, Great George. Sf.. 8-Blflw. ;
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f‘l'he:l\ll¢\`1\ of_today` will be four-
rcavement they are called upon . to
loved her. She had been ill for 'three
sin and Halvetia, was resumed at ten
her bows from starboard .to port. I-Ie
then described the damage suffered by
the snip. Mr. Cook on behalf of the
owners of the Helvetia objected to
evidence 'taken from photographs
Chief officers also testified.
TENDERS CALLED.
OTTAWA, Aug. 2-Tenders for the
second section of the Hudson Bav
Hallway from Split Lake, to Thfcket
Portage, were closed today. This sec-
tion comprises 68 miles. A number
of tenders have been received. aln0ii8
them it is understood, being that of
J. D. McArthur, who,has the con-
tract for the first section, and whose
equipment is consequently already on
lllsouncsssnrs,
’. como Evssls.
' lliisriilcf. EIC
One cent per word each insertivn
in this- column. Cash must accom-
pany order and five per cent discount
showed. .Minimum charge twenty-five'
...___
Firms and other institutions, as well
as private citizens. for the ready and
efficient manner in which they l'e8l>0n-
and doing all in their power tc make
the reception of Their Royal High-
neesess a success. -5 M 102|
"Cliff Cox and Btllllmln Blllley
is the former'e mater boat, the Lou-
ise 0. They left Sauris at 9 o'clock
and arrived here at 6.00 p. m.. mak-
ing the .long trip in the renurkeble
good time of nine hours, without e
teh on fourteen gallons of gasoline.
Mr. Cox fe 'offering for sale his fine
his boat. She fs Milt sin in
length. Aft. beam, 'ie fitted with
Palmer 4 cycle 10 horse power li-
end cabin over the e
tereeted mov nee th
eormnodstlou for thi
t Anyone fn-
e
nisihknssulinnsiuuin
ltllleefls linlmmt eur»ser|etissuv»`or inthe mel-ning.
Portland Packing (
lille with clutch, and has cock-pit &-.
l-ty-ave persons
zation which
Y n any expendi-
t be d h
Refuses To Participate ln The in _ U-gm] gm-
_ameso on .ucve    ' "  it
G u_s.»5'~! elpsss  “'“°',‘f§',f‘,§',§'j,‘,’,'},f,“”'
iN ELECTIONS
(C8l1AdlBn PIUI)
is exclusively political ' '
(Spei 1 b Ph _ ' TORONTO, Aug. 4"-'H1610 WUI |10
Snnnnnscldn. yAu¢.°"f-) fn.. §..'.f..§l§l flf."m°ee°°l.f...`;f"“"d "°'" 0"’ ““°'°“`2 film; mi Sr?°i'l'omd°y °"t'..'.§
heartfelt Slffiipathy of all goes uf. Th ' - ”°°" “" 9 °r°“ 0 I' m0
to Alexander S_ McKay' summersgm at elzclsilvnggialinstte Bcgzsgtlgzzctmes will be played Monday. which is a
one me little sen, Albert. in the be. already ve, mic, ,, d B “Wi” h°l'd“Y- ‘
bear, the death of wife and mother byelaw y;?,x:,B1;ia'1;'sPE°i“l1yl pgmitmd LEAVES 3100.000
which occurred at midnight sam? There is 8 menu lhosvnwerec ontk TO- BRAVE NURSE
day. The deceased was a woman of may among caudigatea tilt. assess; S S _-_
genglf ‘mf Chlovaable 3“;rac§°r~ 5 of securing an election' ghd 'holdirfg Jea'hetIt'e?ISIl:roll:0’lsAt1g'reacmziein 
mo 6 o rls w e o d _ _ -
motherhood, and xr dem; in 'EB the seat is excessive and it is with weeks hence an inheritance which _may
puma of me is 8 sad blow to the the ‘view of cutting .this down that exceed $100,000. It comes to bel' ll
husband and child who so teudany the present measure was proposed, the reward of kindness and skilful
care in her profession of nurse.
weeks or enteric ‘ever and until stew MAKES RESTITUTION. The inheritance constitutes .the
 inf;-, he ,inf-ec,-»»~ -~ i 0 szi::'.r".s..z:.;l°;r:‘:..:s 
were en er ane o er u m e re- - » ..
cuvery' but u tum for than worse PAWTUCKET, l-f. I., Aug. 2-Ed- er 3 last in New Orleans, La.
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sef her s'ci n r t _ . - » ~ 00 ' 0
the',_,,,d ,gag Qnasizifsdgiuielindgt 13,; Piiliiipifiaie. who disappeared on at various times of needy in the Rrd
dread meassenger calmly and unmltep 1-Iuly 17, taking with him $400 be- Cross organization, nursed ~Mrs. Bou-
iugly' bade her dear ones good night jingliing to tge crilmpsny, and Doris lock through an attack of yellow fav- ,
and (eu asleep’ confident of u hugh” téndeeséiom, “aug ter of the superln- er in New Orleans in 1905. Bhelntsr '_
er morning and an awakening in His n o t e plant, gave himself up contracted the fever herself and was _ %
,mage whom she had tmstem The :Enid appeared ln the East Providence near death. _
late Samuel Waugh, Wilmot’ and ourt. He was fined $25 and costs. After- Miss Strong s recovery Mrs. » \
 H-   01  ..“¥i§; :za ai;“:::.l..l‘;:2°.::1“.t;:::.'; ii.‘;“i,°i‘;- ”';:.:‘:‘i..§.f‘:“ “°;“~.:..'.i.‘.;’.‘;
e u h ll . - , . , .. f
xzxiatgumourgfhisidgi Egthuibxg to make up the reinatnder. : intonber home and caiiettlxller "M u'n_
and little son, her mother, four M °'~P°.“°’“' Wi”-’ !~`°f“°90 0° "9"“”‘ '"3 mug ~suon'g uv”  ,_, ,
mms" .Mm ,Frank ,,,_ ,mp,,.n_ NW with sim, is in Portland Me., and ber loex some, but _ sf... l gg
Annan; Mrs. G. W. Robinson, Sum- “gif” has 5°“°'f°" 'her' °' nursing- 50.0 9 _“FP .i 
mamma; MIL W_ E_ Wood' Tmvem ler was a clerk of the company cities and did much work in Vicggo.
ers Rest; Mrs, J. Bmallman, Begum; and was sent to the bank to deposit|.There, in 1910, elle married bark;
and ,h,,e,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ C,,,,,,,e,, W,,,,g,,' :lie uoo. 1-le and Mies Besscm wesuw. Ley, or Michigan ony, ,rea _I I
North Bedeque' Robsrt Waugh, Sum_ to Worcester, Mass., thence to Bos- lived only four inonthsp, |;¢|»..¢,h8 mu-.,
  W- H»   ::;';»...::.*:.°'° v.:.y..'f:“‘.;;'::..r:”.....;‘:»nes. iz: ::r.:.:..':‘:..‘:.:.:.°°..-..r..:;.~ fr
I‘ ,- _ ‘ _ v . ,. '.
ga y' Alberta J icilrniid that there was ,, warrant 0ut'_ more convenient for professional ur;
, THE WRECK INQUIRY' forilaidmiagg his def?iidedft¢Z)hre;.ur;1.PHe fvvlhonz mrs. Boulock flied (last t 
___ , wa n teoceo ‘ie'o o-o ear seaseitwasoun tha er .
lice Adams of East Providence, ac- will made Miss Strong her sole heir. le*
UEB ._ Au _ 2_.rh° mv” i a_ compained by his grandmother, Mrs. A daughter, long estranged (rom the Y
“Sn mt?(;_he caguse of the coylapsgvik ‘Emily Miller of Webster, Mass. mother, was cut off with |500. _
tween the steamers Empress of Brit- ~.-.-_-.-.-.-_-».-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-  -».~.-.-.~.-.-.~.~.~_-.-.~.~.-.-.1-_-.~.-.~_-,-.~,-_-.--.-.-_-.-A_-_-:_-_-.~,-_
'l‘he‘coroner'e inquest to investigate
the 'death of a newly 'born infant
found Saturday morning in the bed-
room of a servant at the home of
F. D. Berkeley, Westwood, met in the
city police court room at 7.30 Satur-
day evening. '
Coroner Dr. H. D. Johnson had
empanelled the following jury in the
morning at 11.00 o’clock: F. H.
Horne, (Foreman), J. W. Young,
P. I. McMahon, Ewen Cs.mpbeli,Allen
Bofsner, Michael Hennessey, John
Hearts.
After viewing the remains then ly-
ing ill the police court the inquest|
tain T. D. Walsh, marine superinten- ,_ _ `
The first witness called was Cap-  
dent of the C. P. R. I-le deposed to “ ' ' ' _
the taking of photographs of the Em-  F 
press of Britain, after she got into _ = 1 ` _ -
port. One of them ,showed the dam-A
ages caused by a steamer crossing _*'“"_-*_-'
was adjourned until 7.80 p. m. pend-
ing an autopsy.
The following witnelflsl WON film
examined: Mrs. Catherine Simpson,
who found the body; John Simpson,
who drove the girl home and notided
the authorities; Dr. J. W. McMillan,
who performed the autopsy and the
girl herself who made a straightfor-
ward statement of the circuuiehucee.
After due deliberation the jury
brought in the following verdict*
That the infant came to its death ll
a result of a precipitated birth. While
the mother was stopping over a chan
ber the child dropped into it and
never breathed.
TO PROTEST AGAINST
MARRIAGE CASE DECISION.
TORONTO, Aug. 2-A meeting of
the evangelical alliance will be called
_ -”"" 'when the president, Dr. Hoyles, re-
turns from the old country and some
other members returns from their
vacations. Rev. E. D. Silcox would
have called s meeting yesterday, but
cents. found only Dr. Hincks intown. His
purpose is to organize a campaign to‘
"The Governor General's Reception amend the British North American
Committee bcz to thank U10” \_l°‘“`t‘ Act in view of the recent marriage
ily Bii Banks, Hotels, li0l'°l»“m° case decision in the privy council.
PEACE CMJQBRATION
BILL REPORTED.
ded to the reqiest for cooperation ___ _
with the Committee in decorating, il- WASHINGTON. D» 0-- AW' 2'* COAL TRTNXI? A $%TM LO
luminetfng and beeiitifyins f-he City. Senator Burton's hfll_for the appoint ‘_ _ 
ment of s commission of seven mem-
bers, to consider plans for the cele~
brntlon of the one hundfredth anniver-
sary of the execution of the treaty
with Great Britain, made at Ghent.ia
came round from Souris on Saturday 1.818, was favorably reported to the 3°
Senate, yesterday, by Senator Root,
from the Committee Foreign Re-
Bacon
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it was e. 'ml-
the ground.  """"""""""` '"""""""""""""""""""`"""""‘
.
WOODROW WILSON WILL NOT
RESIGN GOVERNORSIUP.
sasolivr, N. J., Aulg. 2-Formal
announcement was made today by
Governor Wilson that be will not
resign the governor-ship of new Jer-
sey during his campaign for the pre-
sidency. The governor had kept his
mind open on the question of resign-
ing ever eince the Baltimore conven-
tion. Lesding Democrats in the
state, however, have urled him to
follow the precedent of Grover- ciev..
land, who was nominated for the pre-
sidency but continued in the ode; gl
governor of New York. "
. I
(Canadian Press.) ” ' h ;- _
LONDON, Aug. 4-The discussion ___
of Engiand's position with respect to , (Canadian Press.) '
the Olympic games was made a fee- ‘iCansdian Press; MONTREAL, Aug. 4-Mein.-ssl 4,.
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and a former member of the Housfenoll tmduced in the one or Cotnmons to 9-4 in tm' N““°““l L““`°“° U40"
Commons in an mtervlew Ham it prevent the indirect influencing 0| games Saturday afternoon.
was iiripobslhle for England to con- pfirunmentary constlwtencia by “au” (cmmdian P"’"')
tinue to be represented at Shmes mdates and members .°‘ pm-namem' CORNWALL’ Aug' 4°* Gorman » .
which were not conducive to the by means of subscriptions to certain Bl-0DD0d the winning streak of the i ,
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