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Y _ _ 1 __ __  , , _ _ War in Manchuria Stayed by the Peace _Conference-- Oyama Ready to Owmd '“ S°"ihP°ft _C_iiP’i2¢<l iii ii T¢"i’iii¢
ihe Tragedy witnessed from C.P.R. Tram
Strike-Sending Troops to liéoreaé-Russian Soldiers ir‘\`Hl|h`dreii's Cut ‘ " 5‘lU°" '0fi|-0W ‘P°i“ii C B Th# DiSa5i¢f°
Twenty1liidialts”l(_iIled,, Many Horribiy _  0-" their Right Fomfingm; _ , _, _ _   _ _ , sw, nom. Light ; "0u`3¢_S"t¢a,§¢,_ts_ ,
U Mangltdr Rlveil Qhoked up, '  ,
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\.'n1-cms, B. C. Aug. l'l".-(Speolal)-
P|\sse\i;;i-is oil i-|16 TK0¥l§°°|li'E"°“ml Liniif
ual witnessed tilt) d¢Sf~\`l4_i)¥lf|}'{‘§  ;“d|"“
town ou 'i`l\0l1.lP§‘i°,1\ REV.”  “nel”
noon by a gigantic lartd,Hi‘l{l_£'~,
Atit-.nt a score of indians, were killed
mai an trace of the town is left. MOBY- 0!
thr victims who were not entirely b\ll‘i°d well above the stream.
How a $3,500 Bracelei`Was Saved from Father Thames
, _ nu Pn~ oi , in-
E"'N""N|']:“:'K"i;?“1il"_|:%;_°“}g5;`Y  gi]1ii\o‘Ei.: eatsliutlo clelEtil\iT\agli:osp\i!t`i\ls. "£2
"i"'"E “E 'YS cr “K ‘ ‘ Q ended a pretty terrace nd enture l i _"__
after:lima-\-silence ofthe House of Com- ever on M H (L V ‘ em' “K
m,,,,.,.L,.,.,»,|r;o. Men sprang to their fee y “sa H G MoNr:'mN,Aug. I-i.~(Special)-Another
and looking ntixlouslyu arirunila af; tags _" , _ V ng tenor M the L C_ R_
f § UI I f
simmil lllrrclilatnlgilld :lipped its clisp uns- station hem, the victim being W. ii. Col
lillllli ' ’ 5
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mm" m um T|mmeH_  GI Tl   l C. P. Ii. fireman at Winnipeg who
The owner had been uiusing by the was visiting friends here andlcfthisvallse
rlvl-r\\'ai|. |\0l` “FIDE spread out Then containing clothing atc. valued at [fifty
i|1<‘ ii-'twill' l\i\lJi’°'“"-‘- “WE $3500 “'°""‘ "E dollars at the baggage room door and
    BEEN BISIIUSSEB. 
“uma ' le looking for an agent to check it
Asthn hracolct fell ir. flashed' briefly ____ some persons walked ofl` with it. The
liken falling star, and the owner, looking matter has been placed in the hands of
incostcrnatlonover the terrace wall, saw  Walnwflght Met the the Railway Police so far without re.
only n _streak of waving light as the
- suit.
" »_ < -' ll d .
1|:;"‘:;':_£l;`;rl3fnHb “Since culled for hy Ontarlo Government and There has been considerable trouble of
K,,l|,,,,L |L.H|5mw"J among whom Wm, _ Talked Over Routes., inte between Norwegian sailors at Polutihwn and evening; from R_K_ gmm B.
|_m_UmQm,l_oUs MEMBE? mn BATTERSEA' _ , __ tiu_ Chene and young rowdles of that ,
place. `
M-. lhn-ns organizcda relief !0_t‘l:_l1. lie TORONTO. Allifilfiii 11--Willlnni Will" . ,_ _ `
mln-ls-ti nannurispet withaehnlk broad' wright. general Suvcriateniicnt cf the sewn" "gms have °°°“"°d 'md Matt
arrow, and callled as loudly as Mr. 'tirand Trunk 1’acilic 'railwny, came to "Ig_l.’-"“ N°r‘Y'°i4l"," UP! 01 about lfiycarsr `
liiicliacl l~`iavln for the police. lomuto this morning and proceeded to ,017 0ii0 Of U10 i4\1iDS \,\'1\S '\HBil“li/¢d “iid `
BN lHE lEllBNBE `lNE
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ilonstahics, with their chief lnspeetorv the parliament buildings where he appllr- struck ln the head with a large stout.
wr-nr prmnpily at hand, and the hoatinon `GY\UY 0Stl\l>li»ii\e<l Cerfiial relations with Repnm, today Mme um he is in A
in lla- nicu-npnlitan Police skin which nlciubcrs of the Whitney iwvcrfmwnii- g -, us 6 mmm” ` ' `
|,,,¢,-015 Lim 1-i\-ey beneath the tg;-ww win; Mr. Wainwrightannounced that the G; 'p'9c'".°- °. '
hailed and apprised of what llmduizcux-red. VT- P- CUl'iiDl\“Y it* HOW Tiiilily W 10'# 00"'
'|‘ln-.iinly \vas essureil that the bracelet, tracts for the construction of the first  
would brliersnimin in the morning, and Section of the line, and those will he let., ___ V
at .tm-,, me ,»e,4¢u‘¢ pany went tg wr);-tr-,' he expects, before the ond of this month. TORDNQM. Aum ii__(Sp°émD._‘ModnrMB
M lim _sun page the waters Nmfled, The section consists of 275 miles running ri d H _’ h h I t_ ‘
.tml ti", vnnmnt gm" Wm; dqiwi-||,,¢¢i west from Port.ageLa Prairie. The qucs- “ " “‘ "'“'"°t "mc ° ,“"‘i° " °“’p°'“`
flusliing and winking in its casket of iloft f»l0|\ Of Wiiiillilifif i~°l`ll\ll1i\lH Will “evil W "“"e`
’l‘l\unn-s mud. In a fewmdments (says 'bUf“llYdi§D0Si1d°fl’¢f°f“ ""5 wlnfliiilik'
utr “i<:v|ars~r“) it vnu in the -inrnrls-of the `P0rtnuc Section can bc out under wny.
rhici l>oatn|an, and ‘some hours' later the ‘Wi\ll0 th” Si'-Film' b“5“'°°“ Wi““iii08 Mid
in..-ti..-art-ltrtwlrs restored wits delighted the Lnkesis wbc built by the govern- 
nt.-nr.,-_ ‘ ` ment, excepting the ‘lflli miie branch _ 5-
in tit(-, rt1|,¢;-nw" ghelmiy wen; tg the north. In discussing recent reports that
immtt-,_ mul rr,\\r,m], |n tha ,hum gf the Pncilic terminus of tl\c G. T. P. would
_ _ = _ not be at Port Simpson but ata point 
A :~\|iu\vi-.run uot.nnN sovuuniiius some 30 mu” Mouth Mn Wnmwlwm  r
f..|| "kc |c,“.c,, or vn||mubm,,“_ Tm-ea akpin gave an emphatic denial to the us- _ _
guinean each were given to the boatmen, ;;"i’l‘_"’;£‘:“; T05!" tin"E":?82“;:::;‘;I;&°i:; our W€ddll1g RlI]gS
tin-on guineas to the police _on the terrucr ‘ “ Ve" __ ` _
three guluoas to the fhn'\‘i'B df' tho"Metroj 'my'b°‘“`d mcemm yet" he mm'  o'£d-era;:n;n§?,£
A ‘ crncico minkus. fiiafiinfeéd fun ‘IMUFY “B
0 A --T H (swam) representd by stamp inside,
' HIUABO ugus - - -‘ '
July Con; iff: Sept Corn .'.. We employ onll-Y the best
  ,V “ nerr si-1.20; ~ Pork cram-,ings_
___.___i,_..__,,_¥--
BOOTS FUR
W°"1°“'S  _LW B°°i i_;lll,lii.i_'¢|i’5 Wafgimsr A R T i F i Ci A I. T E E i H
ggqieggc 3,Qii _  . ii1"` Paige best of satisfmtiqn, moderaiv
desi.-.. Pee    -'sm Si* an ss:s:s:°nna'r..
i_  V * A i maine; 0 . owutfoo.
M ’ ' ` “Agfa W H ' '
i.,..§,§‘,f B‘§,‘f_"fi'“l*E,,f?°",,*§,!‘i’?-‘EB Jap Umbrellas. , f . . = ,
The little' town was located on the
north side of the river, which is a quarter
of liilmilc wide.
The river was swept from its bed by the
nuilsimc, while car-ti. and reeks mira the
stream to n depth of forty feet.
The railway escaped damage as it was
- nun nun ui cuivinns   NENBNEEUN
wasnt sat wi.¢..t all manufacturers in,_maki_t1g`_oui
_ , ,,,,,,,,,, ,os W. N. TANTUN. "
 S - G d I iEwELeR.
Hammocks,
' 'Trouble with Sailors at
cnseofthlei is ted
Russian and Japanese reircsentatlvcs
ing. ` ‘
Marshal Oyamn is ready to strike the
menu-nt negotiations fail, hut it is |\d
mittrul that if oithcr general should bring
_ _| _
that there will be no battle in Manchuria
-while thc peace negotiations are progress-
breach of faith.
An nrinlstleo already exists in Manchu
rin. though none has been declined.
,Marshal Oyama is apparently chungin
Gurnuiu Pass, Aug. 14.-i Special )-
. '=_'. _
his dispositions 'and sending troops frotnl service. '
l
°"""“”"U'|`|i» MIK- 14--iSD0C|ll)'~It on an engagement now it would bc a rea- ',Manchurla to strengthen _his already pow- ‘
. I .
`ve‘?ho"lhly umnglud. noeius to ie taken for granted among i-he son for ms mmm? to be accused of A
erful line of defence in Korea.
liamuu, Aug. 14,-( Special i-Among
Y _tho Russian soldiers treated here twelve
hundred have been found self-nultllated
on the first fingers of the right hand, the
object being to get dischruged from _
BULB lHIElI|NB
Passenger Loses Valise-
Point Du Chene
Bill WEIBHEB
  l”NPPB|NlEll
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At the Monthly Meeting ofthe
City Council Last Night:-__
Little important Bust.-
E ness  1 ‘
'I‘rinrcgular monthly meeting nt the
City Councilwsshcld lastnlght. Mayor
Kelly. cweupied the chair and Counn
Hooper, Pmwse,l'f.lloy, Stewart and Paton
.Were in. attendance. There were also
present a fair attendance of citizens, City
,Clark Goudey of Yarmouth and represent-
atives of The Guardian and The Patriot.
' The minutes of last meetings were
adopted, payment of bills confirmed and
others ordered to be paid.
' Communications were read from
School Board granting use of school
grounds to city children during-the after-
signing his position as City \Veigiior,` and
from Lnuchlin McKenzie asking for np-
pointuient to position of City Wclgher. l
John McKinnon for drain on Spring Park
Greek runnin into Government Pond. '
sun snnii
  as ini sun
Four Fire Departments Check
it Atier Two Barns are
Destroyed
ST. S1'r:I=iir:N, Aug. 1-i.-t Special )-Ra-
ther a had fire occurred here this after-
noon.
The department had been needlessly
called out for a fire in a barrel of ashes,
and were just returning when great
volumes of smoke were seen coming from
an adjoining building.
A large barn owned by the Murchie
Company was in Haines and the fire
spread to George Piudei-‘s barn.
Fire departments from Mllltown, Maine
and Milltowu, N. B., with tho Calais und]
St. Stepherrlotces gnlhuitiy' vrbrkcrinllti
succeeded in stopping what thrcnieusd to
hc n very serious fire.
‘(j_°mg_ ].|D0pe,» rapowed ra ,,'pp||cm_|,_m of Both the large barns were destroyed. "
w .
ing hy the drowning of two of its best
young mon in the harbor.
_ pelntment so hurrledlyhut. put thcmotion
,` which was uiumiinously carried.
plnlnts of the sidewalk on Orlehnr and by
Mr. \Vhitn`s, Sprlng1l’nrk Road and he
asked the chairman of the Street Commit,-
tee to look into the matter.
those places and they would be repaired
as soon asposslltle. The v\'ork was dc~
layed nomo six weeks on account oi thi-
' refusal of a cargo of plank. `
_ oronohments on the North River Road bc-
if the drain were closed, however, it
might freeze in winter and water be
-hacked on some one with .damages ns a
result. The cost was estimated at $250 of
which Mr Mcliinnuu was \vIillng to pay
half.
The Recorder said there was nothing
incumbant on the city to do the work.
lic could not advise the city to do any
extra work especially when there was a
probability of incurring an action] for
damages.
On motion of Coun. Paton It was agreed
t-nat 850 levied on Murdock McLeod for
removal oi a house be returned as no
damage was done the streets.
The resignation of R. K. lirnco as City
Weighor was accepted and Laueblln Me-
Kenzlo was appointed in his stead. The
Mayor protested against making an ap-
Cgoun. Hooper said there were some com»
- Coon Pawn said he had already noted
Thomas May rt-ported on alleged en-
K il-_-_-_
- Sunnyside.
by Hugh Monaghan and tho Recorder
wus requested to write Mr. Monaghan to
- have fences removed.
tween Brighton and Edward Bayileld'=~
NEW BNEES BE  
Bilill NBCNNNM
Supreme Council to be Asked
to Defer Adoption Until U
October |906.
Tonouro, August, 17.-With but one ‘
dissenting voice forty respresontatlves oi- There were fifty-ilvo new cases yellow fe-
the 8\lb0\'dil1f\i-9 l°‘lf&¢S Of thi! 1i°YBl ver today makingatotulof one thousand
and eighteen and twelve deaths, making
Arcanum in Ontario today, after a con-_
ference with the grand executive council
regarding the advanced rates which
were to have gone into effect on October I
n.
next, passed the following resolution. "ow being taken by the fedcraiauthorl-
“That a permanent read justinent of rateb U
be submitted to each subordinate council
for consideration at least six months
prior to final action by the supreme
council, ami that such new rates do noi;
come into force and effect until October l
YELLUW EEVEB
S\'n.\'m', Aug. 14. - (Special) - The
schooner (ini-land, lumber ludcn, was
capsized about five miles oil' Low Point,
C. B.. inn sudden and terrific squall of
hallstones which swept the const shortly
afternoon today. I
The disaster was observed from the
iight house ami the crew were seen to
climb over the sides, hut when the squall
had cleared the sea was dashing ovsrihe
vessel, the men having boon swept away
and drowned.
Word was immediately sent lo Sydney
and thc steamer Cacouna went out to the
scene of the wreck.
BBUBEE BBBNNINE
I)Ai.u0usii»;, N. il., Aug. lil.-A Kl00Il1
as cast over Dalhousie, Saturday even-
Onc of the mills being closed down for
the day seine of the young mon went for
asail, in one boat there was Alexander
LeBlanc, Peter Mercier and Henry Arse-
nauit. When they wore about half a mile
from the shore s terrible squail broke out
with vain and their boat capsized and
sank.
Arseuauit, who could swiin, held out
nd was saved. Mercier, 17 years old was
. Vam Search: for "Crew: i 
_ The steamer found the Garland on hor
port. side with two jibs, furesnil and
lunlnsnll set.
They saw n couple of ours Hosting
about but no sign of llfeanywlicrc.
The stcruncrcruiscd about for ovor an
hour, butsaw no trncd of boat or any-
thing to show that the crew had escaped
the wreck.
The Garland was owned in Southport
P. E. Island. Siu- u as fifty-one tom re-
gister sml can-lcd n crew of five men.
It cannot be ascertained here tonight
where shc was from but`appnrently she
was bound for Sydney.
S BNLHBUSN SNEUBNNY
Squall Capsizcd Boat Containing Three Young Men,and only
one was Saved
_.gg
an only son sud LeBlanc, 23ye.1rs old, was
to have il -. it urn i-lcd in a. fr \\ \.~ ks to a
very pupulw i wing girl of I i..ii~-aisle. The
whole community sympatln/t ~\'ith the
bereaved friends. The borin, 'rave not
been recovered.
During the squnll another boat contain-
ing two lady visitors and a gentleman
from Quebec in charge of rv. Norwegian
captain had n narrow escape, their boat.
was filling with water when They were
picked up by the crew oi' the dredge St
Lawrence that was returning from the
ballast.
IN NEB BBLENNS
Efforts to Stamp out the
Disease
New 0ui.r:.\N|, Aug. 14.-(Special )--
HEV. E. LLBYB
HAS WIEHBBNWN
His Acceptance as Bishop
Coadjuior ofi Orecon-
Bitter Feelinsz Exists
Pon1.l\No,l0nnoou, Aug. 14-(S| eciai)-
\-srszmrs ~.r<.»as»:.wa..»..
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Hotel and Wliarirropcrty
Owing to the unpleasantness caused by
the minority in tho Episcopal diocese of
Oregon, Rev. Fred Lloyd has withdrawn
his acceptance ef election as llishop
Coadjutor.
The trouble was created by the follow-
. era of n Portlanil clergyman who was
a defeated candidate in the election and
by several other priests who opposed Mr.
Lloyd`s extreme Catliollr- practices.
Much hitter ,feeling has been aroused
total of one hundred and sixty-six.
Great care and energetic measures are
os towards stamping out the disease.
ian to reduce the amount named ln the
Council ndiourrlcd sine die.
New Footwcai and Nice ` ' =
r
_Worth Bldg Queen leant. lousy to loan
E o. snows.
- ~Sh.5’DCS-   . Tennis Racquets,  
A V . p _ ._ -_ ,I
par-r|.`r§r`. solicitor, Notary Pab-
" _ lic. ac
01' lflflieis 2-0 Hnllorari Building. Groot
Gear Btrcct next Bank of Nova Sea Char
iottogwn, P. lt. inland. '
6-25 wtf -
This is a  bqtgntial Join: A. Mxnlmsou, K. o.
Boot .\  __ ` '  - A\INnAsA.MAononn.o.
nomo heavyandazood _hp (gpg and Sauggrg Aiililll' .l. B. MClllSll,B.A Mathias” & Macdonam
we~ar°f`W¢_ilWii.¢  to  , HARVARD _
‘1‘° “b°\i¢ 191-! 0 i ` ' ' I nniusrsii Ann Arrlzmiel/Baht-Law. ` ‘Mnrtlfgltisl-Bgfilfgfw
_ , ‘ . ll lilo \ S C '
 cs f or Queen an hmm ut, town. h D%hulo ,  Island
. ' T:f:.rtr.":.-2‘:‘:'“°“°"°°°‘*~ .i ---s....°:-.r.. - “--
0 1  S New B0oks,' l _-tuuiurono suios.
- A ' _ I l.h.il.l&,l.C., ,C.IlVl_|| WFP] pr°‘““ Q9-|m|“‘°|| .|g|"¢l.n¢,
s.5i.A?,'¢,.¢.f~ cial., latest Magazines. Menon 6: Duffv ..»rav£'ri’“£f.”iii‘Liii'i'>?. N. r.
&oefm_- ' - _, ~ . -  Pe i_ oa`vl i heap' ofluliev
m°“ ', ._. :nun slut. cinnamon. r. n. 1. "§ ;};,:'f',"€,,,,`E'E}é,\;€f;",,‘8'g.:'- §§,':°=°:;
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a
ilieucflt certificate or of- nssensingpretr
ent members in order to accumulate n
large reserve for the benefit of prcsenl
and future members of this order is he-
yond the score of this co-operative
fraternal association, and ought to hr-
adopted. This resolution practically kills
the proposal toadvance the rates in the
meantime. Messrs Lyman Leo, of Mami-
iton, and William Ray, P, G. R., of '1'oron~
tn, will represent the grant council of
the order, which meets on August 30 at
Put-in-Bay.
liciiuania &. Arstnauli
-sf-esee-s.sns's-sr~-- U
°~°~ssrees.es‘.'re"--
, E. AR.SENAULT._
:-6 dw il _
A A. ue|.¢n,'x.c. `onaie unins-
“0|»‘*l . '0Klll°l|
valurbie '_ _ .
Property on Comer of
Water and Prince Streets.
LOT N0 I.
having s frontage of its foe! on Wafer
Street exfeU\'liug.\o\\t, watdly to mil-
wny crogsiu containing
Plaza gllouse. two large!
Dwellings. Barns, etc. __ ~
-ALso- c- g
Two Vacant Building Lots.
The whole properly being convenient-
l si¢uste<l would be su table fool(
filet-clue Hotel. .~ _ ,
LOT N0. 2. » i
The Wharf Property begining at
railway crossing where it hu I frontn e
of no feet extending aoufilwardl 
Hillsboro Channel and contaaiogr
-Roller llilll, Offices
Coal Scales, two Large , ai
Sheds , , _ .
with a capacity of about H250
tom, large warehouse: and black-'
smith shop. The coal sheds have two
railway tracks extending whole len th
of them, yard is also provided vyilh
them making it the moot convenient
opal yard in the cit
._ Also
The goodwiilof the olden md'oneof
thelar at soul buainesseain the city
Aug rx dff. ‘ ,
iiWN%i‘a5iEH -iliiltid it liiiiiii. ‘;".1-f.-'~.’~'@-if-?»¢'-».'f=-A"-'i'.-.=~.=.°...:---.   - -  ._ ---»~s 
lilflil, and that in tl\c nmantlmo the ncoen- ' ' . Dver the illciileni.
sary funds for the payment of benefit cor- 
tlficatcs that became claims he raised by *"'
using the emergency fund and by special ».- _
assessments If necessary; and that any : _4,_.v,._> __ ,Vg , , 5 ., ,. '
.K s .
The subscriber int’eu`l`lln`g lo make a 
chaufein business offers for sale the af* f "R , ' , i
N' liéwks
Every Book Lover
can have he.: or his needs
singled from ‘our large
st _ of the latest Boéks
ashsued. Also hu`_ drerls
of -Po lot 'Bodhi ia
¢,h=p,i§"$=r,=aa°»~_-' E
iiiit 5 Smfth's
Ss-ies. loc each 3 for
Aiavov Serin. 7°
eac V3 for zoc.
.flodorn A_u1hor'a
Library, i5c erin 4 for
25c. ’.
Latest Magazines
il;;i‘ed'Newapnpero as
CARTER & C0., Lid.,
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