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As has been the case for the set
few days The Gu so e today*
_again without its despatch service
fused
_ ______.._ _ _ < jow-ing to the telegraph interruln-lou. _ -------
ln Foreign- Policy. gnu novel, cnnn-n| no
_Recommended For
LQNDON, July 18-Speaking gene-.
rslly"tlle Liberal press thinks that Mr
Borde‘n'|\de_claration that the over-
nsh`_|_D_ominio,Ds,should have s partic-
ipation ef the Imperiahforeign policy
any naval control, conditional on a
eon`tribut'ion`to naval defence, / will
takb a long time to work out. The
Unionist press ~tnkes the view that it
muttbe done at no distant date; _
The Chromolo (Liberal) declares
that we have niet the cost of defend-
ing? the Domlnions and no war which
tire British Empire has engaged in
since Napoleonic times, with the
siege* exception oi the Boer war, has
dir tly involved any Dominion in
danger or expense. The balance is
on lthe side of the United Kingdom,
and there is no immediate prospect
of tha balance being seriously
affected. We are under no compul-
sion to decide quickly according to
some theory of future formal rela-
tions between the Mother Country and
tue* Dominious. (liven the ,-nod will
which exists, of which Mr.’ Ilorden's
speech was such excellent evidence,
frlfiie and circumstances will make
smooth lmuch that is now in the
light of abstract reasoning rough
and hard. Mr. Borden himself put the
problem, but hardly hinted an an-
swer. , _
The Westmlnister. Gazette (Liberal)
referrring to Mr. _Borden's statement
that the British_ Parllalilent,is not
truly Imperial says that the glad
idea has been thrown out, and dur-
inglthe next few years it hopes to
Bee it get into the thought and lan-
guage of the self'-gvgerning commun-
ities. The British Parliament ln-
stitutions are developing naturallv in
the .Federal direction, but B donning
scheme can hardlv at present be sun-
mitted by the United Kingdom. This
paper alleges as a reason _that the
Domilnions would now be outvoted
but such n condition may change in
Canada, fri the life time of ~children
now living here, und, adds the West-
mlnister'Gazctte, Can`ada's eye must
be fixed to do everything to bc.p und
nothing to hinder the effective union
within the present century.
The Morning Post declares that tbn
system of Imperial pn/rtncrship must,
bedevised which will enable each
State to play a party in the .sep
tlement of questions of common in-
terest. No doubt progress town;-(19
the goal will be slow; an attempt to
force the 'race can only result in dis-
aster.
The Standard says :- Apart alto-
.lrethelj fromspeciilc objects, the vis-
it lof Mr. Borden is of lncslculable
bonsai: to the British nation. ` Ac
the pijssont zluncture, we were in sad
“Bed Of s tonic. We have found the
required stimulant in the presence ol
the Canadians, representing as they
do. with splendid adequacy, - the
Hb0\ll\diIl§ vivor and shrewd practi-
cal insight and the enlarged pn¢ni5¢_.
ism of the great young Democracy.
There. is no doubt, will no olfncul-
tlei- in living Dracticalellect to an
ideal incontestably sound, but the
thing has to be done at no distant
date, and it will be wise to address
ourselves before it is ton 1a1;n_
' The usual conference was held this
fnornilllr between the Canadians and
the Cabinet. Mr. Borden announced
that no statement of the negotiations
would bc made until the Ministers
return to Canada.
SINGLE TEAM
~ FOR WHOLE EMPIRE
1.oNnoN,, July la-'rho osnsllisn,
Australian and African athletes at
Stockholm, according to tile' corres-
Rcndent of the 'Times of that city,
vor entering a single team frgm
the whole empire in future gsm s,
instead of entering the colonies se-
parately. "We have an analogy in
the case of the United States," adds
the correspondent, “whose score
points includes Indians and Hawai-
fans,”
Sir"Arthur Conan Doyle in~a _letter
to the Times, strongly advocates
thls,l snd~says1.
_"I wouldgo further and seek a
mon¢~.‘the Ceylon or Malay swim
morn, Indian runnersii and Sikh
wrestlers _for possible winners,"
'rug Olympic 1-ogmtts which opene
horn iyeetercsy wf.tl!~ a* lhrgnr number:
of iternat onal entrfei. WU CONN"
Q . In the second round ofthe
usd' oday. _
jingle lculih, \.Mesaros, oi Hungary
'defeltsd Vbrman. »0f B_01Bi\"11-
‘i‘  .._¢-.L_-..--ali-
so _ Any coNaINloMmN'r '
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jipmedlutc Adoption
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DUBLIN, July 28-The British
prime minister received a vociferous,
popular welcome here tonight. Un
sis Scrlvczll he was niet by Augustine
lrr , c ief secretary for ireland,
l;lfioDl\z_1f_.ionul lciaderc and the mayors
o ulin, Cor am other cities. A
tore?--llgllt plrocession, with forty
» an s and t loilsauds of lights, cs-
corted the carriage to n hotel
amid a sustained roar of welcome,
the premier constantly standing in
his carriage and bowing his
acklgélwlellgemmts, and Mrs. Asquith
sca ering flowers smou the crowd.
Suilragettes charteredgsmall boats
at Kingstown, about seven miles
from Dublin, with a view of making
the premier's boat, but were pre-
vented from doing so by the vigil-
ance of the authorities.
A serious afiair, seemingly of
,suffragette origin, occurred, how-
s. demonstration on the arrival of
c/Yer,Aat th; Dlgnlin theatre where
r. squi w 1 speak tomorrow.
During an entertainment, a blazing
chair, apparently ollsoaked, was
“WOW” fl`0m a box into the orches-
Itra. The curtain of the box caught
,nn fire and the alulicnc was thrown
iclltriha ytcanlc. Attendants extinguish-
e e ames and order was restored.
lA woman who occupied the box, made
her escape from the theatre, It ds-
veloped lgter that a second woman
was in t e box and aided in the iu--
cendlarism. In the confusion one
woman got away, but the other was
_arrested She will be examined in
ya magistrate tomorrow. She is said
to be on English suidragette.
Another outrage occurred while
the procession was passing Princesa
Street- A W0ma.n threw a batchet
at th_e_prex_;1ier’s>csrriage, but nobodv
was n urs .
_ On the arrival of the carriage at
the hRe1 Premier Asnuith and Mrs.
of tho Irish nationalists, and the
10rd mayor of Dublin, 'proceeded to
an elaborately' decorated balconv
where Mr. Redmond publiclv wel-
mmed the prime minister. Great
crowds gathered in the street gave
the premier an ovation.
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l_H|Hll KILLEU
TIFLIS, Trsnscaucssia, July 18-
The collallse of n house at Gerga, in
the Dahestnn district today, buried
thirty persons in the rnins. Twent_v»
three bodies, most of them women
have been recovered. ,
STEEL BULLET IS ‘*‘
BETTER THAN NIOKLE.
OTTAWA, July 18- Exceptionally
good results are being attained al
the Rockclifle school of musketry
with a type of ammunition which has
just been brought out by the Ross
Rifle Go., The bullet is of steel in-
|stead of nickel and bas tha elongated
shape which lately has been giving re-
markable reeults. - The steel bullet
does not foul the barrel to the same
extent as the older ammunition. In
point of accuracy, it is commending
,itself greatly to the crackshots _ who
have ,been trying it. Stall Sergt.
Russell, the we‘ll"l¢nown rlfleman, rc
cent1v_r_n.l1il¢ .15.\>“\_\! 839.” in l‘“°.°*’B
_ sion with it, placing his shoté ` ex-`
_ trnordinnrily close together land other
'great scores* have ebeen made.
.__‘.A _
(1 POSITION OF THE `
- ' MOLASSES 'MARKET
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mlle grind 'here tonight
was slightly over fifty-four.
Billlll SMAHIES
/
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to the small salaries paid thc__
teachers are for the most Part
trained, and in many districts
attendance is very small. The
ren to school.
lHEl ll. i. il. TAKEN
1
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"-way. ? .
'that one million dotllars will
ame
today-one smallest, he-‘thought for g. " ` »
il o its so is pinion Ji IND |-5.561" uf
godtsio; poiflzgarao c_iio__, _ _agile win-tewhicli  sgsrmcu
,( fgbor _ e-Ea ~ iolidfro a . ` .
newqgnnexomui ositbllanmar-‘,tlsv at" I-2,0115 'f will be Nth 11°-
|n'g‘¢,¢n yu-U.-o| Jsnuam'  Itliiiiorrow morning att seq; Monday at
' "nsufelto `ec~14.29 d'ruesds~a ._
on ht(iiti:&;:'ntb1:p‘f1'lce of molEiss;‘e,§l 'nieagun sets this evening at 7.44, _
by 5|, largely r`uIed'by"'tlie site " of tomorrow at 7.48 and Monday at
gh, but nugar crop. Nowadays lum-|'l.42; it rises tomorrow morn-
had roof comps are notso dependent on ingat 4.29, Monday at 4.30 and
‘ 1. mst on are 'rumor t 412- ' 1
Hb,” or* $03.3” rlyattorghedy mnrelgdgsrsnd Th! inotnl sets tonight at 11.04,to-
tm dnt “mths other aigtlcles' are used by the men. morrow at 11.31. _ 1
' ,,,_ My win" mag equal; therefore lun- ‘-more wu a new moon on sunday.
'H 1 ‘befmm ,m nnly buy large quantities July 14th, at 9.18 s. nl,
°'°‘ .si misss. won. un in-loo reams; maom oumsfor coo moon win _
__mf,*g‘*,§§§ ,.,,,,,,.,.n,_ 'ras some sort sewer so on sosoawruly nm, so 11.1; _
` _ bl 1 can on goods. In unix ml f . '
"“° *“"° °‘°'°'”° llaihzfg; hifi. nz. gmt osmsuiii-'ns ioogcn 'ol today wul in time '
` U,” g,,,..¢nnn¢n tomatoes, pass and corn. `hon`re _and seventeen niinntss and of
30¥:dd;‘;:_“ ‘igyigrd ,D A gc the present time toinstoes and tomorrow Iftetn hours and fifteen
pun' high and there has trlnn I _hlliilti ' '
UU 1"” mm' . .. in ad on oo'ru and the other
MONTREAL, July 18-<Hon. Syd-
ney Fisher, ex-ministcr of agricul-
. ' hi i d for the
ture, announced today that an edu- mg and Beam B be ng ma 6
catiunnl campaign would sh`ortly be 0 . ,
started thruout the English Protest-  
ant rurnl_sections_of Quebec. Owlrnag c _Z   
'-“,,,,_ . i cuissiricnrion-
I A [llllll Bl AE. P. H.
5 There are several large bridges _ on-
Lthe line and the..C. P. R. has started Sl
gn to [mt all these structures in nrst
class condition. It is understorg
'spent on the road, ‘after which the
ransfer will take place. The old
Dominion Atlanticl will dlsap
esr to give place' to ,the Nova Sco-
s'r..Jol-IN, July ls -'rss position ,_ ,,,v,_,_m of ,he oa,,_d,_,, Pac,”
"You may say for me,” was Cam- I0  lll RaV|llB '
eron's commeflt to The Herald after ` ' ' `
the race, "‘tbat that Indian ic the --
best man in the game when going ‘
right." The “human grasshoppsr's" . . _
time for the full distance was 53 JALOBB CREEK' PB c' amy 18-
minutes, 4 seconds, the track was a It b°°"‘m° k“°‘."“ hem to “Y that
five lap one and when Longboat broke nine persons had' been drowned in
the tape he was short about 100 um-ré-n 'Run bn thgfarm of John
  My-<»»d     
doubt but that the time set here this Tm 'J_°“d5 "
evening was a professional record for Mrs. John Raymond. _
the murltime- provinces. In Abbie Mike H0v1m,ky_ in-other of Mfg,
Woods second race with Cameron, in R d \ -
Amherst, he was near the fifty-three “mon '
mark, the figures are I not to hand, MTB. ROVNBYY. m0f»l“fl` Of MTL R33”
but it is safe to assert that the red- mono,
skiu’s time in this race was the Six children of John and MIL Ray.
fastest ever made on a_maritimc ' ~ » ' -
track. When Cameron won from Long- '"'°"d‘
boat in Amherst last fall, his time D\1l`|ng 8 h°“VY Bt0"m which “wel”
through this section, Raymond went
from his house to the barn located 'in
a ravine near Barren Run. He did
not.. return, and after waiting two
hours, the wife, her children and the
other members of the family became
' ` ' _ frightened and went out in BOND!! Of
» 1 niiiulis e
. ~ . As they reached the ravine a wall
of water swept down and carried
them away. Raymond was safe in
the barn and escaped. The bodv ol
the brother was recovered this morn-
thers.
or [___
G 0no cent per word each. insertion
Chin' . . .
paign will consist of a tour ‘by a ;“aue::r;§_h;';'§'nveC;:\; £::€td;;(;(:::,_
‘.i:i.‘:..‘;.“':‘.l1';'.".‘..”;a:::';:s';: .f;*;,‘".°::.z  nm... 
press upon the people the fact 'that '---- --~-<--'
it would be economy in the long run NEW _FU‘?'N1TURE FO?  ,fx
for them toltax themselves ‘ more __\’_m`g°"“',fu§lE‘l3F9}}._§.°...a.. . P-'
heavily to obtain a better class of FOR SALE, ONE .PAIR MINKS
teachers, and will also- attempt to also one '-p_air raccoons. Apply to
,convince their bearers of‘ the ad- D.__W_. i -
Asuuith, John E. Redmond, leader vantages df a good education and -W-ANTED AT ONCE, A -GIRL WITH
the necessity of sending' their child- fair education to learn type setting.
Apply to ones to The Guardian Of-
- noe. ~ 7:2_‘L\!1_Eif
Howard ‘Milton '1-zonnmaipn
WANTED, FEMALE _TEACHER
Secretar 7-20M3iE4ipd
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as rims sc. 1 zol/gpg
_§13§1P“£l1¢»_QP*~__.~___73°°‘1‘
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portnnce, is now the property of the WHAT '13 'NIGER THQQE 'HOT
C. P. R-. company, and the improve- days than B Bunce; of inn ni-enni,
ments now being carried on all along which you can always get at H_ R_
the line are promoted by _the com- Prontt-,_ vm_0,.ia_ 7.1py_[_5ind,
pany- i -  ` "" ` v
At headquarters vesterdsy it nas CAPABLE BALESMAN To Co ER
ascertained that the 99 years loose
of 'the Dominion Atlantic to the
C. P. R. haes been signed and BD-
‘groved of by the governor General in
Council, yet for the reasons best
known to the operating department.
'he Nov Scotia section is still being
-un hy the old management located at
feutvllle, N. S., which has always
qieen the headquarters of the rail-
monthly advance. Permanent posi-
tion to right man. Jas. H. Smith
00-- Wi"¢“°’~_0!‘*; __,-?-_2&°“~
sToToo”RswAnn wus. so PAID 'ro
anyone who will give information,
leadin to the conviction oi'-party
glans sign over the Guardian door,
on Kent Street. The Charlottetown
Gwgian, I-18M_‘E_3l._
00.00 TAKES 2 MALE AND 1 FE-
male dark red foxeslfrom black mo-
ther and red father. $2.00 takes s
welded steel fox coon cage, 2 inch
bars, size 12 114136. rouse I0!-
es on 'hand make an offer. 0l`d°l'5
filled promptly. E. W. DOUKIBB.
July 18. 1912.
' Dear Guardian : -- \
, _Please take the ad. _for
teacher for Guernsey. Cove
S'chool‘out of your' par. I
amgstliug toomsny p‘fcs-
tforr, "
Yours respectfully.
JOHN ILWXNSLOE. i
A ensured wi. 13' are
Guardian brings the eslred
results-=-‘why--*~becsnselt has
.
third class, Point Pleasant School.
Supplement $10.00. Allen Mclnnls.
1 1`.os'r, IN 'rms crrv on vlogroa-
ia Park, a silver “Hindo'o" brace
let. Finder rewarded by leaving at
yA__“____ .» - .
po6§“15‘6l`=l sALs-AIREDALE PUP-
pics by “0aerphillv Marvel," mag'
nilicent stock, chesp. W. Berwick.
FOR SALE, CHOICE BLACK FOX-
MONTREAL, July' 19- In spits or cs- 3 females and 1 male- C“°i°°“t
what has been ,mid in tha lownr pm. stock obtainable. Write~P. 0. B§_x
vince papers, the Dominion? Atlantic __f?_5f_§_C‘}¥_"!§tl2WEéL_____172%/1_9
system, extending from Yarmouth to WANTED-A* FEW ACK 0R_ SIL-
'l‘ruro, cm the I.C,R. and from Wind- ver foxes. Give detailed description
nor to Windsor Junction, with sev- also price, Box 99 "Guardian.”
eral branch lines of considerable ini- 7-20SME4ipdf
Prince Edward Island with staple
line. High commissions. _$100.00
g .
or parties who wilfully broke the
_, -._-q _ _
 -w1NNlPso.f.I,uly{ is-.'-its _grain
growers ofrwestdquoansdo-have de-
wmnson, July lo-'rom Lougoosc . _ 1 i 5
the*»greot‘ Canadian -Indian and incl- _ 3 _ .
-dslltu-lly the-greatest "in our outer" I *-
the"track game has -ever known, took f 1 7 .1 - __ 
sweet."raven e over ‘ Fred Cameron, ' - 
now of Hnliax .in a whirlwind ten  Of w`aiBl` Swept _eim
jcided to. tuba  the1_N.\_olwl»a..e0v-
,ernment elevatQ1;Q._=,!28tBm, and se-
cure control. o_f_-the Fort William ter-
, .niiual ~ elevator.. iI“_they can.. _This
 decided# lste`4'la'lt night after sn
animated twog do/ys debate on the
situation. This is the climax of a
four fears’ campaign on the part of
the grain growers' of the three
_prairie provincesg- and it is expected
to be the entering wedge that will
place all the elevators in the west
at the head of the lakes and at Mou-
tresl under their control.
A. delegation will wait on _the
Manitoba and Dominion. governments
at once. in Manitoba the government
has 104 elevators they,,expect to
lease them at' six per cent. of their
'cost for n period of five years. It
is understood that the provincial
.government of Manitoba is favorable
to permitting the farmers to control
the storage and -distribution of
grain. An' offer was made to lease
the elevators for one year by the
Manitoba cabinet, out the grain
.men want a five-years' lease. These
details are yet to be worked out.
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alll Sill lllllllllllllr
NEW YORK, Julyt' 18-It has been
only in the last two or three weeks
that fragmentary cables from San
Domingo gave the first iutimation
that the citizens of the island re-
public were seeking by the 'urce 0|
arms to unseat President Eladio Vic-
toria, but it was not known, owing to
the rigorous censorship of capable IMS
sages and the secret inspection by
government oillcials of mall matter,
that pitched battles had been fought.
hundreds of lives lost, hundreds 'Of
prisoners taken and property worth
millions destroyed.
Since the revolution began, thous~
ands of the best citizens of San Do-
mingo have been exiled by order ~ of
l General Victoria., nephcvr oi the Pre-
sident, but himself the sole authoritr
- in governmental affairs., A lrsigll
of terror now exists,advic_es are to the
ensct that murders in the guise of
milltaw executions' s.-re being com-
mitted in great numbers daily. Near-
ly one thousand residents of San ,D0-
mlngo, including en and women of
tho highest businedg educational and
social circles of the republic, were
forced to flee from the country 'and
are new domiciled is New York, wluls
others have fled to asylums in Cuba
and her islands-of. the Welt Indies.
ENGINEERS MUST PASS
EYE AND, EAR TEST.
. OTTAWA, July 18-Henceforth the
railway/ commission will allow to he
employed in the service of the rail-
ways no engineer on train service uu-
legg na has first- passed a satisfactory
indoor eye land ear test.
Judgment has also been handed
down providing that any e1nDl0Y¢0 in
examination for promotion shall be
given an indoor test or in case he
falls to Pass this satisfactorily he
will be given an outdoor test for
sight and hearing, the latter to be
the governing test. In these frets
he will baallowed to wear 81895”
The judgment, which is signed by
Assistant Commissioner Darcy Swit-
it has not yetbeen couched ln the form
of an order but it is likely that this
will' be done in s few daY5-
one-flfteen _
E usiuilrn inn- '
T” i -_ms inlrrrnrunr
\
5 .
7"’
lower temperature
. The lowest temperature re-
corded yesterday was ' six-
ty-four degrees shove nero and
i the highest was sixty-sight. above.
. The lowest recorded the previous
‘night was fifty-seven above. At nine
" bove, and st iiine p. m., fc was six-
,ty-four above.
 ...Tryoue  
the circulation.  '_ ` _
, ~ . .
1 ..» _ anus"
serious-lmury, although they were
bl’-‘HY Shaken UP- Bild MF- GUf“°°v ledge of the' notes and bein k <1
WHS CUt_3b0“'i the |085- ' who she thought might 'have ivrdttgn *' Y
ed medical aid, and nnother automo- t
bile went out from the city and
brought Mr. and Mrs. Manchester t
and the chauifer to their homes. rd-n yh' u t
Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey will be com- ggnglhtg by hir. “mo D B of match”
pelled to remain in a dwelling near W
the scene of the accident until their v
condition has improved. The place when asked whether she cared 0,. not
where the accident occurred is very hi h t
dangerous and a sharp turn leads to 3 C were me she replied she cmd
the grade. It is said that the car
was going about 18 miles an hour penn f 1| th t h
when it struck the grade and the themlT“lJl?t did ndat Zilvd: telsenisltii sa; »
back wheel skid-ded and the car rolled children in milk or anything also
HI d t ` . ~
Mr. and Mrs. Manchester and the Bnythillgmgf giraegggrgostlggng Jax: ‘li
chauffeur were thrown out at the nie died or that Pat could got “xg 1 '
“Nt DIUUEB. but the other two occu- ed again. I never said he waam bm
f to me. I wanted Pat to staylhomn
*hs bank- for .1 few nays alter cus children also
_ . and he swore falsely when he ssld` I
-------- did not want him." . .
The deposition made before, the cor- i ~
HEI'
_ ` ` ' o and signed by Mrs. McGee was-_
I _ ' ' . ‘ produced but she said that there woo..
' "Bt-“fl Written in it that she never
nvcr to the bottom. -
Pants were carried to the bottom
a. mi, ysltudly it wal |fxty~four'a-
r’
-'-
¢-nc,
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-_
.-
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_
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,`
-Sl Jiliillllic
H. E. and Mrs. Guernsey, with
stream sixty feet below*
Dr. Gilchrist of Oak Point, render- t
D
the acquisition, strong and distribu-
tion to strikers of vast quantities of
food and the completion of arrange-
electrical current was diverted to the
strikers among Belgian and foreign
families during the proposed strike.
JAPANESE PRINCE
vlsrrs Russia, _
ST. PETERSBURG, July 19- The
Novoe Vremyra commenting editori-
ally on the proposed visit of the Ja-
anese statesman Prince tflatsur f
of the free passage throughathe Pana-
in the Senate of Senator Lodge‘s
compromise measure, providing for
the collection of equal tolls from all
ships and refunding in the case of
Amnrlzan shipowners, ls not so c--r
tain; but it is- known that the
House is irrevocably against- this, or
sny other measure that looks like s
ship lublldy.‘ " '
llirlt Blwlllmndatlon tollleroy In the Gin' lil
U'<‘*P*F""
s hint that the sullrsgcttes intend TOKIO. July 17-I em euthorl
‘breaking up the party. tively informed that tha new R
_ That means that this country will
.soon once Britain 1ursri>rso¢tion.»R‘?”“-
` The temperate at ole o’cloek yes- of t 1-lay-Psuncefote treaty and
_ftsrday by the Rexsli ‘ ’losted_3 Ther- impose the some fees on American as
.“ .momlter 'with ‘s northern lqlosuro on foreign vessels.
was 61 degrees above, on 'lhutlilli it So confident of tbpir success are the
T OF GUIL 
oEoRolc'rowN ‘July le-'rho 
of trespass, Duncan Mc onlld ol,
. ' ` /JL" -- *before the Supreme Court (Jill.
.  ~ c . .   ooo. Gilbert Gaudet 
i 4 Y' ` Y . _son for the defence. ` ,_
` ` ' Witnesses for -the prosecution were i
examined and the following iury lm- 5*
panelled 1 John Aitken, foreman, lhl~  gli
the prosecution, McKinnon and Joini-
colm McDonald, Alex Buchsnnan,,'Iohn
J. Bruce, Daniel Fisher, Peter Mc-
Leod nnd James M. Hughes. ` '
At the conclusion of the case which
will be tomorrow morning court will
adjourn until Monday when the trel-
pass case of Smith vs Acorn will
ST. JOHN, July 18-One of the c,,,,,,, ,.|,_
worst auto accidents in the history clcolu:l~‘.'rowN, June is-'rhie al-
Of the P"°"i”°° t°°k- Ph”-"° “ami this tcrnoon the witnesses for the defense
evening when n car containing James in um M,,,_,,,,, case were examined
Munuhester' President °! the .Bank 0! Special interest was attached' to.
*New Brunswick, Mrs. Manchester and tm emu,,,,,,ti0n of Mm; Mean he,,_
self. 'l‘he artic
1-lov Foley, the chauileur, all of St. 01.58,. te,,,,,,,8,,y aaa thltagat defnefriuzg .
Jolla, skidded on a bad stretch of many t|,,,,g_., Comerning her depodb .
road near the Devil's Back., and fell "on made at the c0,.oM,..s m_
over the bank to the bed of the queen
- ‘ s 1 t.
That the occupants of' the car ee. couggeggderitz esvnxgsa t§;;§“ce:;
caped instant death- is a miracle.Mrs. ,unnngst them ma¢che9_
G“°r““Y W*-‘5 5e|`i°“9lY injufed “.b°“t The Misses Mallar and Mrs Hlck
"h° cheat ‘md tW° “bs Were who also keep’a store had sworn tha
brngken' T these notes were brought to them by Z
.l and Mrs. Manchester escaped the McGee chud,,,n_ _
Mrs. McGee desclalmed suv know- ¢ M;
hem, answered; she knew not unless
he Mahars themselves.
Mrs. McGee also contradicted flatly
he Misses Mahar and Mrs. Hicken re- ~
Several of her statements were at
ariance with those sworn
ut little. _
She declared she did not know what
‘ ___ ` §si;l__. she knew nothing ol what was E
11 . "
Pat McGee recal ed ex min
BRUSSELS, July 18-The menace Mr. Fraser, at,t0rrliey_ erm, °,gom_\:‘
of a national general strike in favor of the day I went to the factory my'
of universal suflrsge and the absorp- wife sent for matches. She sent.. by
tion of the plural vote is beginning note ns she has said herself. I aware
to take definite shape. The labor to this.
federation has appointed four sub- I do not remember how many mat-
committees charged respectiveh cbcsshe got. I wanted to stay at
with the development of' a props- l39_rne_sfter the children died but gh,
ganda, the creation of a central fund (gnnginyfed on 'msgs `6_ "'*°*
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MEADFORD, out., July la-
atal accident marked by l ext;-aural"-
ry features occurred here this sf-
ernoon when s pile driver; used in
he construction of the new steel
ridge, overbslgnced and started to
all 1111011 a group of workmen be-
D . a.
who will arrive here July 21, said math- A m°,t°l bolt BV “I6 WP 0!
that the visit evidently is connected the Pill! driver ¢B\l§ht ill an electric
with ins formation or s closer nm. wwe. preventing the his machine
ance between Russia and Japan for "Om falling- The ¢il`°\U1Utlll¢°»
the defense of their interests in WINCH Sw/cd the workmen below,
Asia, especially in Mssonuriu. 'rm brought death to two others. for the
Novoe Vremyar’s conjecture is put °l°°tVi‘*g1CUl`l'¢llt Was diverted to the
forward merely as the logical ont- Pile d"i"°"~ W‘m~ Curry. of Mead-
come of the situation in the far east, f0"]~ °l’°'“-tin!! U10 B118’-H9 Sf?-Y feet
but there are reasons to believe that 5W“y» fweived the UIIBIIKG i»hl'°“8‘\\
all the preliminary steps leading to the “eel “ble and 1011 delli- B ;
such an alliance have already been ma" 0.110195 JOUDSOU. 0f.0W0ii Bfilllldi ,
cakes-by diplomas. Prince Kao- Working half way up the pile cover '
surs’s journey to St. Petersburg ex- i1“'01““¢H'i1Y Wind the cable as thi
cites great interest and exceptional from "Filing Bild WHS 0180 H1154# lil!
mnnnnnnn bane been mum to guard body falling into the river. The
against Korean terrorists. water was so heavily charged with
__7_____. electricity that George Randle, of
nX'rRA sony GUARD M°df°f‘1- who lzrssped Johnsen
Fon KING AND QUEEN hand to drag out the body, was ron- i
---- _ dared unconscious. The body gag ’
NEW YORK, July ls-As ,', pre. anslly pulled out by looping s. ro”
caution against a- sunragette descent around lt. Several spsctqtors re-
.<f§f..2- ,Q
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.".\:\:i;‘“i :if ' ' ‘
is _ ~ 1 v .- -, ,
.~ . ~'-.-. on the Royal garden party nc wind. celved slight lniuries.
Stanley. N. B; 1-zoussllc 1-  .»__ f- ser this afternoon zoo .plain 1 clothe.
_ _ -- \ _. __ _ __ " man mingled with the 10,000 guests _
_ of molasses on the market just now is, _ _. , v ' .. on the castle grounds. Extra body
- l ilwcy. . 1
preying 'very interesting to 40810" P" | ‘ __ .l ~ ~- _gumls also watched over King George RUSSIAN AND JAPAN
one sf class sam. that more was very _i ‘ - ~ - Mlggfign M S¢h00|  . _ _ ,» - Quan ivory and ons amuse msn.. vm'ruA1.l.v Ax.1.m_n._
little stock being chrriedin' St. John -p f l ' 2 G _ . .= , . » _ __ bers. Scotland :Yard had received --
., _ _ _ _ _ I 1 ' . ' ~
` ` __a,._ »- years. No one is very in!-ion! to sell  su ’ ‘gn ,,   _ _ _ _
n smut J. N. at present. s ssl qu¢o.u°n~~ ou shi -_os ~` ' DIY ` ‘ ‘ - '
mn n 'convicted cents all QW Y*-` 5. ` -~\ ' Guernsey Cove P. E. I.
is hi h but the rlwl are, <\. ~“-' ’ -<1 Council held on Honda?-wi ` -
' §4,“,m|.,¢.` NEW YORK, July is-Supporters nlcated to St. Petersburg on the `”
FATE OF PAN-AMA Japanese Convention which was `
BILL SETTLED. _fled at sn extra session oh the
same day. .
.J TORONTO, July 20-70|," 'ith ‘ms ‘Canal of American ships admit 'rho nmvmuon “numb” J |
_ _ that the proposal is dead. The fate _pranmynmg num” in gwm '
c
urls. and more clearly
Russian predominance in Mongol 
It in stated that Great Bti _`
sented to the arrangement at an - _. _Q
_stage of the negotia_tio__ ~-i-- ff-‘
upouooing;lvai_sfi-o'o~ _ . ~»"'»
The new convention .__ ~
'ofthe local outcome* 
rs,-. police. in tailor of   w~it§_,
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It is further stated that the six
Power loan negotiations have eenvfne
sd th Russian arid Japanese govern-
'ments of the necessity - forthe aewi
_ _ 'and 'tuesday' st degrees. ' ` supporters of the British contention
_ 7.x9M.Elf. !i was-ro asa-su, wonsaeoy sixty-olxlossc mu cos oopouuon man.. so vmssuy su ammo.. '
M _,um _n~.. _ _ _  ‘ _J  '1 that delay is now out of the ques- _
__”d~*""__’ n_,m,.,,‘_w,,”'°g“,.i\,,,,; P,-“molly in-apnea. Rina-do llolmont einen carrot in son _ si.;--_-si _ Keep Mlnord e Llnlmeut in morons.. t on. __ - Ask for   sec  
~ _ \ _ , . -1- _ \ -, _ "~ . $1 ~ _
convention, which is inhrpretedberq
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