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PLANS- illMl?lili
Tllll lllll l]lll§K
_,___
Aud 'Ship liliilding _Plant a
siini_iuhi.‘Mlnisier _
Pugaley Has Them
spoliil in 'nie Guardian.
ri’i"|‘AWA, July 28-Thta pl-ans o
There is no,Precedent For '
~ Such Grant
ii". liomlnion llrvdock (go with w-h‘~.:i.'l little precedent for federal assistance
1-lnl'larl'ti & Wolff intere ts -are assoe- in slich cases the Federal Government
mteli, for a dry'-dock and shipbiulldin
ir Will not make rnv cl.ni.l-lonuou lo.
plant. at St John, are practleall
ylthe relief of the fire sufferers nt
Minlsiel' Of Pllhl I, Dfks. though ------- .
wuipleted and wereqxxnltted to the f`»aniphe'llton_ _
not officially filed Ati he-fbeflartmcnt.
THIEVINE l]ISiIlE;ll-it
l]ST llilllllwlllill
I IN Will STHEET
.___~.
NEW YORK, July 27-Erwin Wid-
er, ilu- young cashier -of the New
York branch of the iflusso-Chinese
flank, is still fniBSil1g, but dfltnills OI
mp $600,000 -bond and stock theft
with which lie stands ch-ur|;'cd are
coluing to the surface, togretih-er with
gliliilises of his operations in- the
lllalkri.
'l`\-:o -prominent stock exchange
ilrlus admitted today havin-g had him
as ii i-us-tomer, and it becsniic known
flint only a few wceks'ago his stand-
ing n.-. a speculator w-as plno'erl be-
fore the officers of the New York
stock exchange, scrutinized and
found acceptable.
The attention of the exchange hurl
liteu culled to his speculations by fi
|.rnl which carried” one of his ac-
cnlilits- but as a cashier of his bank
he was ratc-d as 'an official, and the
excliliii;_e authorities.;deslded ` that he
i-nulil not be barred under the rules
which prohibit clerks and -min-or em-
|iloy.~= of firms from speclllating-_
IEHMIN BANK   _
SITES IINITEH
DORMOND, fGermany, July 27-The
iliit of bank failures in Germany ow-
ing to excessive speclllative 'opera-
llons. has reached a striking addition
hy flu' insolvency of the Neider'Tus
llanli, against which bankruptcy pm.
recliiiigs were begun today. This ac-
tion was preceded by the arrest of
Herr Ohm, one of the directors and
ilu: chief manager of the bank, who
ol-nic \_o grief through his attempts
to _found numcious i-ndustrisl com-
|illnii»s_
'i`lif' liabilities of the bunk are pla-
fnl in $12.500.000. while its capital
is $li_000,000. It is stated that the de-
l'0-"-_lii=i‘s will lose the greater part of
illrll' inon-cy and ine nl-em-bers oi the
l'0iii'il nearly the whole of their pri-
vate l`ol‘tu-nes. It is reported that
fllun owes the bank it huge sum and
If is iunicrs-coed that'other arrests
llre ilnp@ndipg_ '
THE BIGEEHGUES
NATIONAL. _
W.on Los!
(`l‘iC1\i:o ._ _ . . ...55 :iii
New York` _ _ _ _ _ .48 35
l’_iii==`»0i'i: _ _ _ _ .47 :in
fflnciuuntl _ _ _ __44 42
ljiilniriiiii-is _ . _ _ .40 44
hi. iii-his _ . . . .
_ .ss 4s
"i"i~kl_\‘ii _ _ _ _:ll 51
Boston _ . _ _ . ...33 55
AMERICAN.
_ Won
Plulndelpllia _ _ _ ,58
ll*-isloii _ _ _ _.54
Nrxr YU;-k _ _ _ _5|
llviii-ii-#_ _ _ _ .._4a
"."""‘liinil _ _ _ _.37
“_'~;=l\lm:ion _ _ _ _ _:iv
‘l“"i~-:ii _ _ _ _ _ _ _an
bt. l.iuis _ _ . _ _ .25 57
Loaf.
20
llli
30
41
45
Hi
Fil
EA STERN. _
Won Lost
Nr\\\‘nrk _ . . . . _
. .Fifi 35
Ifrii‘l||._`<¢_M- _ _ _ AR 38
|'oi-ollio _ _ _ _ . .47 41
llnltinliiro _ _ _ _ .40 43
l'ro\-idr-nee . _ _ .41 44
Tillilnlo _ _ _ . _ . _ .40 47
-'Wi-.v ony  _ _ .aa sz
Moiiii-<-nl _ _ _ _ . .32 5']
1' Niki. col.1.IsloN
AT (ll.»EViEliAND
llsulls clilill  
illnllll in  
$i'ilii'iiil
SPOKANE_ Wash., July 27--lic:r`gc
ll. S»\vcnl'iugton, oi Kan-ins (`iiy
fMo.), who claims n record by ulit-
lng il policy for $1,500,000 on thc lifc
Of George IQ. Nicholson, head of eiglli.
cement conipl-lilies in \ve‘ltel'n und
enstcrll states with headqllal'tel's in
Kansas (`-ity, has come to ldpolrnuq-
to broker part of that amount riaiong
insurance concerns in this ~ -.y and
other parts of the Pacific nrirthwest..
I-le said that the policy is carried ly
forty-six assigned to one concern, lie-
ing linderwritten in New York.
Mr. Nicholson was examined 108
times, by two physicians on -inch oe-
cusion, and seventy-one ptlysi-clans
were employed to make the rliyi-‘ical
tests. The premlum'is a matter of
rl little more than $60,000. Mr. tiwenr
ington said that' because Mr. l~'icl\ol-
son practically holds the ’utul'e ol
the cement business in his hands, the
' directors of the eight companies, of
which Ile is head, follnd lt li-lvisablc
alld necessary to insure his life for
$1,500,000. Mr. Nicholson is i‘_l years
of age and is in perfect llenitll.
24 HOURS WITH
MMI HE STRUCII
_ ____ n
'l‘<)R(\-N'l‘U, ` -Juiv 27-After travel-
ling round the country for nearly 24
hours with s. man who wus dying, as
,, result of injuries he is said to have
inflicted upon him, James Burkqpp,
grocer and butcher of North Bay,
=reached Toronto this mornng, only
Ito sec his companion, Georgie Mat-
-thews, dead and to find himself ar-
rcstcd on a charge of murder. The
story as told by the prisoner him-
self is one of the strangest the police
have to deal with.
' According to Burke, the North Bay
hospital -autllorities permitted him to
ltaku the victim of his violence,
George Matthews, away from their
care while he was in a dying condi-
tion, while the document he produced
drawn by a North Bay lawyer and
witnessed by a North Bay physician,
alld signed by the dying 1nan's cross
purports to give Burk imimunitv
from all criminal and civil proceed-
ings on condition that he paid the
doctor's- bil-l and hospital charges.
The trouble, savs Burk, started on
July lit-h, in the barrooml of the
Winnipeg hotel at North Bay. The
dead man, George Ml-1tthews,hail ‘been
employed by Burk to do some team-
ing, -and a quarrel arose over pay-
mcnt fr-r a load of sand. Some vile
words were used, und Burk says he
'struck Matthews a plow on the jaw
kno:-.king him against the har and
Irallsilig a small \voilnd on his head.
il-lc lost consciousness, then came
iround and was taken to the hoardtng
house. lintcr be was tavcn to North
Tiny llospltnl and today reached the
grinernl hospital here, dying almost
as soo-ll as he cntrred the building.
'FHINK $l.i00.000 STOLEN
BiiNlli-_i l-IAS BEEN LOST
| ln wAl.l. s'l‘REal'r
NEW YUIIK, July Z7--The "gentle-
nlan's agreement" between the llusso-
(tginese flank and its missing cash-
irr, Erwin Wider, who is accused of
elnbczzling $600.00() worth of st0Ck
and bonds, expired today when the
district attorney's office w-as rfllllclii'
rd to take action and a DFIVM/0 ‘I0-
|,._c¢iv.- ,\g_~m~_v was put on the case.
'Flin bank is now pretty well con-
viiieed that nil the bilge sum stolen
ilns vanished beyond recovery in the
'whirlpool of speculation and that fur-
|ther iinlllance with W-lder is just B0
much time lost.
A RED IIETTER DAY.
` The date of the farmers laborers'
viavir. A _ ‘ -T 1 _ _ exomiion th the west is soon to he
som: wh;-§‘A"T|Ig;.udIl`lg'nfXfmrifywwiign annziilncetl, Harvest/ers shouild mnkfi
_ ' “ ' _ - t tleir serv ces w
ii street ear was struck by a Penn l'€MT.V ‘l K" _“lid i‘ the grain mms
Bylvnnla train at a grade crossing.
|lflnnrd’s  flutes Dandrulf.
_ ll e n
‘?J(f0iEVes2;riieq fllliinadu. Watch for fur-
ther ;mnouncements._
~ _ .W M.,_._.__,__x____,,`,,j_,_._.i:_._l______§.____3=___-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-V-_-_--~_-ff--f--*-'f-'-'-`-'-‘-'-'~""-'-"""` """"""""`
" WRIINCILE IN A SESSION
Ei
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CHAR-Lofrrnfrown ffluucs Ei>w'Aai> ISLAIN-D.rRinA-v JULY 29 1910 _ {,§_»,f=,,¢.,i;;»,;',pg,,i=,\,',.~i N-gyms,
As to identity of Supposed
Dr. Crippen or. Board `
Steamer ,Montrose
Special to Tile liuardiall. _
LL~ND()N_ July 28-T-lie opinion- has-
hecome widespread that the :~lcotland
Yard officials are very- dol.\)rtful as to
the identity of th-s suspected couple
on hnnrd the stea-lnslli-p Montrose.
Posters. containing pal°ticulm's of
the couple are still being circulated
throughout France.
JUITEE Slillll -
0 PIINK IN CITUHT
(l1\Ml"BFil.lfl‘(lN, Jllly 27-Hon Mr.
Pllgsley will arrive in Campbelltol
through the ruins in an automobile
and given nu opportunity of visiting
every tent in which the unfortunate
people are living. He will also be
brought to the relief station to wit-
ness the daily supply of food and
clothing being handed ollt, and by
the time llc leaves he should have n
vivid idea of life here. ln the after-
noon hc will attend a joint meeting
of the town council and relief com-
mittee, when plans for the fllturel
will be discussed. ~
It is not yet known whether Gov-
~rnor Tweedie or Premier Hazen will
bc here at the same time. The pros-
pect of government aid and of fur-
ther assistance from the public. is the
only ray of hope for the dishearten-
ed townspeople. As the excitement
wears off they are feeling more _and`
more discouraged and ill spite of
grutiiyillg contributions from many`
cities and towns the eo le of Can-
l .
tomorrow morning nnd will he taken;
I
'. - zi.
T" C.?'“l"°""‘°" B°°@“S° n I The lit-tendunce Smaller,
SIIITTL-lllllllllllli ,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,,.B,,, TIIITUHIES ll_llE _ 
- ° VElTl ITUUBTTUL M"°“-lime* TILITSINS TlllWli
` Special to The Guardian.  
TI Ul"|`1\WA. .lulv 28-lleeausc there is "'“"‘ - `“"`
YESTERDIIYS SESSION
Insurance is holding the fort ill
Charlottetown this day or two.
‘rue tnirii convention of the Mari-
time Life Underwriters Association
opened yesterday morning in the
Board of Trade Rooms. A KOUITTY
number of delegates from New' Bruna-_
wick and smaller nllmhers from Nova
-Scotia besides almost the complete
'number of the Charlottetown agents
liotteiown oliili, the son oliiu ann
the Tennis Club extending co\lrtesici:_
to the visit<_irs. These were greatlyl
appreciated and votes of thanks pos-
sed for the kindness extended. 'l‘.l<l.
Macnntt was reappointed Secretary.
After preliminary business the
party adjourned to Victoria Park
where beneath the shady branches of
a giant beech the party held a most
enjoyable forcnoon session.
Reports of the work being acronl-
plished by the Association were giv-
en by Mr. Somers of Halifax, Mr.
mml of Charlottetown and a short
and very encouraging ` address was
Igiveu by E_ R. llfachum, President of
the Dominion Association who has
just returned from an extended trip
to the Pacific Coast in the interests
of Association work.
I-I. Cole Evans of the Union Life,
l-lalifax, gave n llllmorous yet strong
mldress on "The Co'-operation of oul
Head Offices nccessal to success "
I so pointed were Home of his mfg. methods or vulgar pi-eaclillic. hilt l
gestions that the address was vigor-
‘ _-\ i» /_ _
are in attendance. ‘l ~~------ *---
lit. Col Davison presided in his us-l |
uni grnceful manner. Letters of in-_
uitation were rcad from the fllmr-I
4*
Ilonllell of St. John and Mr_ Hynil-|Rev. [)r. James Vi. Krairlc-r. il'-\-‘hir
l _ ‘ _
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ln uiilwl lin IN   URANCE- MEN MEET      
lull ullils iN ANNUAL SESSION
Cannot Get Raw Materials
Because of Grand Trunk
Railway Strike. G
Special to The Guardian.
‘BRAN'l‘l<‘iJltii, .lilly 28-Unable to
secure raw lnatl-rial as ll result of
the (LT. strike the Farmers’ liinder
'l‘wino ll-nd t~lchulf.'/. Brick Planta# here
are te'mpol-srlly closed.
',0pel'stions will resume soon as slip-
plics arrive.
liiiiil clulcl
Hl‘(il(ANl5. Wash., 'July 2|--"l
have drawn people to hear my srl-
mons by advertising. l have attract-
ed them with .noving pictures, hot
1-.-uppers, pink tens and fl-.-\v- '.1 nlld
flags. lf I have had mly »’=egree of
success in Spokane, it is hi-.calise of
the liberal llsc of printer's iiik " said
of the First Baptist church, who
came to Spokane fiom South ('i\io-
lina two years ~-go. "l`hore is somit-
thing worse than :.ell;-atiollnlLou. lt
is the inability of ille ehllljch i-i pro-
duce life. Tile chll-‘ru ibut does not
advertise is behind the times: und is
nursing empty |»-:\v-i, on-l he who
rails against the minister for elver-
tising is suffering fir n coilgl‘i~l>;ni.ioil
I am not nn n<ivo<"1tf° of rnpilme
do plenil for the chilrcrl »\t;ic.ll is n
nounced the session an unqualified
SIICCBSS.
' P P.
.ada do not seem to be aware ofthe
-misery they are called upon to re-
lleve.
The first session of the Campbell-
ton police court since the fire was
held yesterday in a large tent, with
Judge Matheson sitting on a rough
plank, supported _ on a couple of
fiollr barrels. It was an assault case
and quickly dismissed.
No assignments among the ruined
merchants of the town have yet been
reported. This is perhaps owing to
the general consideration shown by
outside creditors, many of whom hav
sent in accounts marked "paid."
Othits have written saying that there
is no hlirry to pay bills. In the
meantime the business men are evi-
dently waiting for some definite as-
surance from the government before
the site of the town. It is a mntter
qi life and death for the people i
$300,000 at least is not raised quick-
ly,`says Chairman McKenzie of the
relief Committee.
HEROIC MINIFITWIR '
LIKIj]l.Y T0 DIE OF
' HIS 1NJll[fll°}rl.
Il1*ill["AST, Ire., July 21-In it dis
astrous fire this morning, the Kelvin
hotel was burned, three lost their
liyes, and five were terribly injured.
Among the latter were Rev. W. J.
McCal|gllan and his wife. llmlly hllrn-
ed, they leapt f`rom the window, Mr.
Mctlailghan suffering from a fractur-
ed skull, and) his case is considered
critical.
Rev. Mr. Mcfiauglian, formerly of
Belfast, was for a time pastor of St.
Andrew's churcll, Toronto, and then
of Chicago. I-lc recently returned from
there to Ireland.
Mr McCall han awakened his wife
tile landing to waken the other in
mates.~ Then through thc blinding
géd his wife to one of the windows,
intending to await the arrival of the
fire escape. A fcw minutes later the
flames reached them.
Mrs. Mcfiaughan jumped first into
the street, tllirty-five feet below. By
a lucky chance she escaped with re-
latively slight injuries, including,
lhowcver, a contused sprain, severe
burns on the shoulder, neck and
chest. She is expected to recover.
ping from thc windowslll, his foot
was caught by theframe of the hbtcl
llamp. He nan turned over and sligh-
terl on his head, the base of the skull
and hands were also found to have
been severely hurned.
FAMOUS NOVELIST GOING
ON THE BTAGE
NEW YORK, July 27-Laura Jean
Libbey, the author of When H-is Love
WlNNll?l-:G July 27--A" 1 '°*“‘“ “I tm V 'wmiiiat the shalt-shin was strangers New. ami more than i
Wh?-1. was prilctidlll an nlbercatlon contending ‘ _-
,. t th itness from other similar novels, will make he
between Prof Magiil. chairman of tryin-. to iil'¢V°“whm? Xe (Langley) Aehm on the Bulge next Mommy, nigh
k | ueohjectlon, practically|Grew Cold; Lovers Once, 
I'
the 3 _ ` ' ig- giving evidence _
mu mi?(i;k:`tec(he\i;'ann]K1Le’vat“?r  sol was désirnus M e|mMng_ h t mkq ln a New York f'o9f garden.
up ‘ ' ~ me rml. umli. nhoiish Hom” H l _~*“°”`“t - '“"“"
_C<~iulnlasion, this atternoon. I hmm mmmer in CH CAGO
session eanle to n sudden and unex- en aback at tullilrzssed by his mm `
MARKETS.
iirrtell termination. which _he was I denied the mBimm_, (_,}{1(:A(;0_ July 23_(gpecm|_)._
ll l i tl i -1 hn l¢=if"“‘~~ "’°"“" ~ J l W ....... ._  .
ri-HS. Si’ .l°’“_i$`i§`..°.‘i  no- -ri '“*’“'°“ ill" ‘i'»'IL`.".l‘i.li'i'."2 sL‘.»l....i'I2?‘wi..... _::;:;;:;":‘ iii
T""`-‘tiflriit of theiwhlfilléil Brain ex- tract whnt he Hn ' inn liKI1‘Riey\JulY 'Corn   ..  BQ
change. Prlnalhllly rlfllifrdiniz the dc- wouldl alliiéxmimtiheaIsgsaéhérated his Hepnmher nom   M
tails of the Krain trade by iianglev, Proveik- a“hHN|P0“ Mngm imbued
l
i
3
lilliiifi riillrriiiiintirliiimtomiififiiiicii iiliiiiiziifi ‘Ii‘i'ii"i1T\i:i"‘ I-“l!f‘i|i"f and left the riioni. Mlnard‘s lifnlment helieves Neiiralm
‘ _ , A 1,
_smoke-, scorched by flames, he drag-l
at three o’clock in the Board of
Trade Rooms.
Tile session opened with the read-
in: of a paper prepared hy _A. H.
Ullipman of the Equitable Life, St.
John. The subject was "The Secret
of success in the Field" and the top-
lr was treated ill a masterly manner.
This was followed by an address by
J. W. V. Lawlor, St. John, on “The
Golden Opportunity of Life Insur-
ance". Mr. l.awlor's address was
most iustrllctive and ll. profitable dis-
"' c“5"’i"" f°li‘“"“'l~ _ "I have received the report of
i
J. E. Matthews, (ilty, of the North
American liife, read n paper on "The
Agent, his duty to his company, his
client and himself." This was a par-
ticularly merltiolfs paper, Mr. Mat-
thews prcsenting to his hcarers many
preparing to start life over again on points of special interest. In the dis- cu_h§ne¢_ A matter of mwh impmtance
cussion following great interest was
f taken by the delegates. ier. It will be given out, I think
_The program prepared for the after-
noon session was supplemented by a
forceful address by Mr. Newbery of
the Mutual Life of New York, who
ed with insurance interests for forty-
three years and in-. gave in his ad-
|dress maliy vnluable pointers result-
ing from long experience ln the work.
At the evening session E. R. Mac-
lium, St. John, delivered an address
Ion the Life lTndcl°writcr’s Associa-
tion of Canada, of which he is l’rc-
sldent. He gave n brief history of the
Association, explained its origin and
told of the work it is doing today
'among the insurance men of Canada
|Addresses tllcn followed by visiting
delegates. the following being among
Lawlor, H. Cole Evans, F. P. Hay-
_dc-n, Capt. Beal-dsley, Halifax, (who
iarrived yesterday) and others. These
_ g _
and, with great heroism-, went out on; were listened to with especial inter-
- , est.
._
, A debate followed on Will the
time come when Life Insurance will
` be sought after as a necessity, with-
out the persistent canvass of tile
agent." Those taking part were
Messrs Evans, Somers, Klerstead_
Robertson, J. K. Ross, G. C. Jor-
dan, Mr. Hayden and Mr. Lawlor.
The x:eneral_tone/df the debate indi-
cated that the majority of the speak-
,ers were of the opinion that the ser-
vices of the agent _could not he des-
penscd with. The future may have
` Then her husband ventured. Drop- changes in store in this respect, hut, *_ t'_ ml h me MCM me . At
should the canvssser not continue his
work as it is now done another offi-
heing badly fractured. His face, arms FAIR WEATHER- “iterndon they Wm °“I°y 8 "mn "P
Special to The (iuardlau.
TORONTO, .lilly 29-Moderate wes-
terly winds, fnir, not mlich change in
temperature..
teen hours and forty three minutes.
1 The temperature at three n'clock
above zero.
yesterday was sixty-seven above zero
land the highest was seventy-three
and one half above ‘up till eight p.
_m_ The lowest recorded the previous
|night was sixty-four above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
I The sun sets this evening at 730
ously discussed by nearly every gen- illlmmlni-Z lllilflt UT machlllwy. With
tleman present, all of whom pr0.' live coals in the fire-box, sm il.o cull-
The site-ri.oon session which proved that the people need ilistr~n:tiou und
to be a most interesting one, opemq tllat a minister of the gospel, is filst,
is nt present _visiting in this pro- --I "my _,my this m“,.h_»» replied the
V‘“°”' Mr- N°“'T’°'Y has been ""’“n°°t"minister, "that from my view it is
the principal speakers: J. W. V. li
at 4.12 ann nimoi-row afternoon at 7.AN'ra:n. at wwe H °0I“P°f°“°
5_2§i_ _ ' drug' clerk, good salary. APPIV
ing from the stack and r=i'ci'y bolt.
wheel and pulley going. I ln»lie\-_--_ to..
last and all the time a teacher. There
must be life." '
Fnnicu is ‘
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ILITIA
OTT*/\WA, .lilly 27--Evidently the
isummary of General Sir John
iFrench’s report oil the (lnnadian
ilnilitia, which has been published in
‘the Times, is somewhere ncnr thc
truth.
Major-(icnernl l<‘rench on the (inn-
adiun militia," atnteil Sir Frederick
Borden this afternoon, "but it is not
my intention to make it public until
such time as Sir Wilfrid Laurier re-
turns, nnd it is submitted to the
natllrnlly should go before the prem-
sometime before parliament assem-
tiles."
Will you indicate ifa general way
its contents?" he was asked.
fnvorahle. There is nothing in it to
which I tnke exception, having rcgnrd
to the fact that the general has bas,-
ed his report on the piepareduf-ss of
thc militia for war and without re-
ferellce to the early history of the
co|lntl'y and other prevailing 1-oudi~
tions. But even generals, you know,
(`-I-IA1'tliEf'l R. HOIIESWHIITH.
HALIFAX, N. S. .lilly 27~l`ihnrIer4
_ Holcsworth, son of thc l_f.‘».R.
station muster at téliuhenacndic, died
today of nppenllicltis. He. took ill a
week ago and wus sent to i.tl<~..liospi-
tnl for an operation. 'lllc young-man
who was 25 had never been sick a day
in his life.
cial with similar duties would nlwnys
hr necessary.
The debate was nn energetic und a
highly profitable onc. At this meet-
ing the delegates were addressed by
_Ex-Mayor Paton and Reuben McDon-
nld_
I The delegates nrc llaviug nn enjoy-
able trip. The. progrnm of yesterday
left very little time for sightseeing
or recreation but todny they will be
an cr mn y n
ten o’clock the visitors will he trenf-
ed to n drive around the city and
_outskirts and at three-thirty in the
East River which will be concluded
by a lunch at five o'clock at Hay-
ey is made. This will conclude the
session of l9l0_
. 'nie 1-"ith of may will in feiir- Condensed Advertisements
(Too late for C.lassificntion.i
this morning was fifty-nine degrees 51-`-'iii-Tiff-'-'l-f--ll -'1?--»"'1- '-"~`¥-
OW BOATS to hire. J. l~`. Wortlll
t The lowest temperature recorded  p|,m¢,1,1newh;.r|_ 7-2ii1inmi_
,\"AN'l'En, two smart kitchen gnu
.` Apply Queen Hotel. 7-~29d3i.
` OWLING, Burke's Alley, under
market. Open lawful days, ten to
' 7-21dlw.
sometimes differ." - I
den’s wharf before the rr-turn journ-
HIS EElITElIllllY -
T lIEiEilllllTll]N
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(lf Canada’s Defence in l8l2
King George Will bc,
invited Over
Special to Tile Gllnrdinii.
Tf)IU)N'l‘(), .lilly 28- The r'.r~lltr'llnr_v
celebration fills coniplcied plans for
a monster <'elehrution of the hun-
llredth anniversary of the s_\leees_-‘fill
defence of f'-anafia in the war of llii2_
King George will be invited to ut-
tend. _
TIIIE Il_ESTlll]IS
llllllllllll SHITPS
Special to The Gilnlwllnil.
HT JOHN, .lilly 28 --Wm llowuie.
iiuperintrndrni of the Atlantic lllv-
ision of the ('_l'_Il. Ilils rereivcil worll
of u disastrous fire in the i~oinpn1iy`_s
plant at lirownvllle, l\'lr., in \\'iiir~h
damage of over $20,000 was donil.
The fire .started in file coal plunf.
cnilscd thriyllgll fi'il'tioli of sonic heli
ing in connection with the motor.
llcforr long the rcpnil' sllop, 4':ll‘
prntcr shops and other .~:i.orr.~' uw-i'i-_
in flames, nil lieing quite bildly llniu
aged.
JUVENILE Elllllll  
SITIIT SIITJEESS
NEW Yflltlt, July 27~-(lui. of fif-
teen tliollsnllrl cases in which _<tl'c<~i.
urcllins of this city have oron or
rested for violntion of the city ordi-
nnnccii respecting n.°.\\'s selling nnill
peddling, President l/indrrny, of the
(_`»hildrr.n's Society si-ly.-: not one broke,
iaith with the organi'/.:ltioil. Whenl
taken into custody cncll yoilllgsiw;
was pledged to nppenr in court vvhrll'
wnntcd and rclcnscd upon his owul
parole. Without nn exocptioli everyl
one of them appeared when cited audi
took. their lnediiville like little |uen.l
As n rule the medicine proved to
he a kindly admonition not to offend
a. second time against the majesty
of the law. The disposition of the ur-
chins to keep thrir word with the so-
ciety is looked upon as an encourag-
ing sign, indicating a sense of honol-I
alilong the growing g-en-erations that;
gives hope for H healthy, wholesome,
citizc-nsllip for the future. In fornlcrf
years the youthful prisoners used tol
be locked up over night in the soci-`
cty's rooms, the really wicked withi
t-ir: good and rlluslc to take thcirl
place next morning in lille in illoi
Ipolice court with thieves, lnllrdelinsi
and mnlcfactors of high and low de-;
g-ree. The new urri\iigenn~.nt. niiulir-l
albly vindlcntes the judgmenl of those,
who for years pl‘oti-.<t.r.i nliL"\ list. tllrse I
conclitions. I
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.t~l(il-l()()NElt AND- CREW l
- Altld IN 'l`ll()lTlil.l'1_i
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lu\l.ll<‘Ax, .lilly za-Tho-e was si
sensation in Glace Bay wh-en (‘apt..l
Dicks, of the schooner l\liantononiall,‘
and four of her crcw were arrested
chnrgul with snluggling liqilor fronll
Ht. Pierre. The schooner was also,
ltakcn cllargc by thc i‘u=-itoms ilurllor-
ities. ('apt llicks was takell to Syd-
ney and later given his liberty, upon
supplying bail, while James Vulis,
IAugustus lloudrot mid Ilan l“i\\lges_
mclibers of thi-_ crew nie now in juli
awaiting trial. The c-oiisigner of tlu~.`
icurgo is u linlirmv liquor dr-nlci'_ Thr:
scliofmer c.al'ricil coal to St. l'ii'l‘re<
and rctllrned with n lond of liuuor.i
It is said flint i.ho.<r~ on board wcrl-T
trying to smuggle liquor ashore nt]
Scatnrie. =
llAIl.Wl\V f'(lMl\il.\`.\`l(iN
./\'l` i\1<lNi"l`(lN.
M()N("l`(lN, .lilly 127. .lllllgc Mnl‘l~.-
snd other nicmbers of the rnilway
commission arrived in the city this
afternoon from St .lohu in their pri-
vate car, Acmlin, and spelit the nl
_tcrnoon inspecting the new l__ (_ ll.
shops Tire commissioners will lenvo
_tomorrow morning for Truro.
Mlnnrd's Liniment for sale everywhere
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'lTllllPllEllTlTN
VEHY Ellllillli
To lVl;iyor Rogers and Citizens
Here. Dr Pugsley's
Chlering V.Slt.
.~‘»pl-<~iul to ’I`lli- llliurdlnli.
(`_-\.\lI’IlI'1l.|.'I`ON_ .lilly 28--Hon Dr
l’|lgsli{\' ni'l‘l\'|‘d from Mfintreal this
iuornin.-_ und was lui-t bv Mnyor Mur-
rnv nlid 1-oollilctvd tlirougll the ruins
lil all auto.
Hr- scelni-ii luurll impressed liv the
ilcsp1l‘ati~ r-lliiiiitliiiis in the town.
'l'h.» relief ronlulittee feel verv
gl'nf.i~[lll lol' the sllliscriptions started
in (‘llnl'loiii-towll and lor the illf.el’est'-
which .\lilyor iloglilzs there is taking
ln the relief uork.
EISHEHIES ITISPUTE
llllGlllllENT THESUMEIT
Ill BITITISH CITIINSEI
'I`lll‘} ll»\i&l'i~`., .lilly 27--I\lr_` Robson,
ill-nling with the .\.nel'icmi asizcrtlon
thu! flu- fri-lily of llilli al'col‘dBd
thelii -ii\'rl'ligllt.y ill llritisll ir'.l‘rIi.or-
lnl \\‘:ili'l’s_ liinlllinlliid tlmt historic
:ll'glilililli.'4 put iol’\\'llrd by the Amer-
l<'.'ll|:;‘ io .-zllpporl their contention
were lllroiilliiliiilili- with their rluim
thai. iili- t.i'i'nl_v ilworiiorl thrill iutvr-
iintionol "_-‘rr\'itiuii-"_ lie proceeded
to ilrgiu- flint lf _-\lil1rirn lln.d the
Vlizht. to iloi-ull- whetlicr legislation
liyllriilsli rololiirs concerning fisher-
ies \vl~l‘i~ l'rnsiillnl~»lr_ the arbitration
irihuiinl could lievel' ex-alnino whe-
ther Aliirrirni rcfllr.ed rightly or
\\~rongl_v to rlcognize such legislat-
ion, l'Ii~ oppo:-:ed the Ami-.ricnn view
flint lu\r.~; \rl-rr ilnllecrssury for pro-
tertioil of ii.~'lll»l`irs ond pl‘esr.rvation
of fish. Hr nl‘gll\‘\I that before l7RIl,
the Iiilu-l‘iiii~ii of the llritish colonies
u-lil;-li foi'llli'd rll-:- lfllited Sf.iltn,< in
i785 \\'l=r|~ r-\'|-l‘_v\\'lil-rl- sulljccicll to
iuu.-4 und i'¢-gillutioiis regarding lish-
itlg. '|`ll1‘ ii'l':lt_\ “i\<'<‘ol‘ileii" to Amor-
lcnlls the smut- riirllt as l.‘_ic_v had
“.'ol'llll:l`lj.', to roilu- :ind iish in the
\\'atl~rs .~;\l‘.»ll-ci to lol-nl regulations.
The right. lind not brrll increased by
thi-ir ilulepl-iiili-\ir~i-_ slid in thi- course
of the lu'goiizli.iiill_~‘ for fhr treaty Of
1818, Aim-rica had realized that Bri-
tniiiiinil cxclilsive jurisdiction in these
\vatcr:=_ ln that treaty' America had
not heeil given ii allure in the' iiilher-
ies ns col‘l'pl'4icif.ril‘ wiitll Ilritilin, hilt
only "lil'.i=.l't.y,” permission to fish
"'in rolnnloiI_" tllni is to soy, under
tilr l<i:.ne conditions ns British lish-
i>l'men.
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h’\'l1Nl<IY, .lul_v 27--A man niunrd
\`ri| _\lr'l.1~i:li :ioctl 40, n native of
Iona, unmnirled, wus instantly kill-
ed nt the Steel pliliit io-duy. Mcllenn
had silt down near n pile of heavy
casliligs rind the our upon which he
l'0SL1'iI iIi_~`tiIl‘ln‘iI flifisc above him,
one of which. weighing about half a
toll, fell upon his neck and back,
crushing his llend ln and pinning him
to the floor. When assistance reached
him he was dead. An inquest was
held this afternoon, and B verdict of
nccidcnfnl. derlih remlercil.
l'iiN.\'iil.l.\' olT'l‘ UN $20,000 ilAl_b
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I-IfiI‘IC\\lI‘iI.li Ilillll, !\lI\crf. ffollnfly,
N. Il., -lilly 117--lu response to the
ilplilivlliioli iii flrorge W. Fowler,
rollllsel for thi* pri:<orli\.r, .Illdge Mr-
l<mi\v|i l:l'niu_i~il ':.nil toiluv in the cane
of 'l`l\i.ii'.n.~' l'olir‘.oll_v, i~ouilnlttcil for
triall on the i'Iirll",:r of murder of _.Tn-
liles l’o\\'ir_ ihi- nnioiut bring fixed
nf $20,000. $|0_0'i0 bv the prisoner
llilllsrlf nod two _-wc-ill‘iiics of $.'»,00'\
ru'-ll. The liiiliilslilr-it iverr I<`l'r‘d. W.
Sllniurir null .\Iuldork Mcllcoil. Ui
i\iu|l<‘ioll_
i Aftrl' the coln|ilcil~\ii of ilu* formul-
iiiy this nfl:-riiooii ni thi roiilifv iflil
ini ilu- _~'Iii|'rio\-xii, i`ir1llolI_\' Wl\.~‘ l‘1‘-
lli-nsr-il from <-ilstoili :ind lofi nf once
Ifor his lioniv lu .\ioui-lou. ltiwiiiea the
ilionili-$.11:-il, .\'iiinn1'i‘ rind .\lcl.irirl, Mr.
‘l~`oub-r und .\lr. ltcilly, Ihr pl'lsoiu'l"s
i,,,i;ll.~‘;-i_ \vi\rl» pl'i‘.~u‘|li ui ilu- prorr<‘d;-
. V"-» ,,_- .-~,_- -.lo \ lv llruv crown
I .
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oiflri-l‘; .\liigl:<tl‘ulr I'i-ek null 9\ll""iiT
(ili'ii~r. 'l`Il1~ _\lolirili|i ll“'\l‘I" "-FUTT9
iloun iu _\li. Slliiilli-i"s touring Cul",
,~,-gm-iiim; this evcliliig.
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I (Six Verses From (iruy'.~' l<}lr‘L!_V.i
The curfew tolls the knoll of llflfiillif
day; , _
The lowing herd winds slowly ii rl
the len: _
The ploughman bomcward PIWTS ill*
»_ y.
Aiiilwiiiilrvyeswilie world to ilurkiicns
-and to me.
lleneiiui tiifoi-_ i-iiguefl rims. that yew
tree':~i sliaile.
Win-re hr-avr-s the turf in mllflf' H
I mould’riug limp,
Each ill his narrow roll for ever laid,
The rude forefathers of the hamlet
| isieep.
‘For them no more the blazing hearth
shall burn, _
Or busy housewife ply her evening
ieleven.
X \' A (iunrrlian Office. 7-29df.f..
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mul rises tomorrow mornings 4.43. ---- ~~-~"*°~"` “'-
care;
No children rlln to lisp their sire's
return,
Or climb his knees the envied kiss
to nhnrr.
'rlie moon rin-.ii tonight at 1i.y22. . Minarlrs Llnlmeni: cure Burns, atc. _
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' °~»-I-. ,.~,5t~;¢i,i;nsa\rii»i»P'»riiii»i¢-\-
HYARD
['l‘lu~ l»ou=f of lwralllry. the pomp of
_ powrr, ‘
Anil all flint bnnllty. all thld
wenltli, r-‘er gave
_-lwnit nlikr the inevitable hour:
'The pnth of glory leads but to thu
grave.
Pcrliaps, in this neglected spot. il
laid ,
some h(-me once pregnant with cr
lcstini ilre.
llniiiis tlint the rod of empire might.
burr swayed.
Ur waki-_il to ecstasy the livin]
lyrr!
Full many a gem of purest ray se-
rene
The dark, unfntllomed cave! 0|
ocean bear;
Full many a flower is horn to hfillh
IIIIHGPII,
And waste its sweetness on the dev
ert air.
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