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F00|hflfdy Feat VI/as Success- New York Sun Says Oppcsil- which is preparing Forces l_______ ___ __ _
The Jur'y’s_\Ierdict.Cou- ' 5 fulnun l f P l ' Lui H ll 1 _ » ` Bt B't' 0
nsel Asks for Reserved   CII;€I`6d0sB0(I)  B Ion II)0fTIIllI0aIlS Cgiliillvled to to   S   :|uvu| 
CIISOJ other I   sncclnl in 'rnc Guardian. A special tc 'rlie Gu inn. _ I - - _   comment on Ldnddn
NIA _ __ _ ard _ Special to The Guardian
GAHA FAII'~l July 20 Bobby o'r'rAwA July 2s-Much intcrcn. THERAN July 2s~'riic dcmandcl
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 .wc Wfmt dye' idle, falls yesterday has been a"0“B€d DY the Statement the national council for the resigna- ____  
Special by Tel-epllone
iiio‘0llGE'I‘0WN, July 26.-In the
Moiyncaux case the jury came down
ut 10.20 a. m. and reported that
they still disagreed. They were ac-
cordingly again sent back by the
court for further consideration of the
case and' at 12.10 returned bringing
down a verdict of guilty of mall-
slilughter with a strong recommenda-
tion to mercy.
Mr. Mathieson on behalf of the pri-
soner announced his intention of ap-
plying for a reserved case.
The case of Caroline Webster vs'
Alpbills W. heard and others occll
pied the attention of the court all
lilly. ,
'i`his is all action brought by the
pinilltifl against the defendant for
llnmliges alleged to have been elle-
tliiueli on Aug. 31 last by reason of
the |llaintiff's being wounded by a
bullet from a rifle used at the range
of the Civilian Rifle Association,
while the plaintiff was sailing in a
illotoi~_ bout while in the waters of
l-lllmnlersids Harbor. . |
Neil Mcquarrie K. (I. and J. J.
.lcllnucn K. o. for plnintifl, and John!
H. lleil K. U., A. C. Saunders audi
il. O, McLeod for defendants. The
iunoiult of danlagss charged is $1500.
"i‘lu-. following ,jury was empanelled:
Will. McKinnon, foreman; Arch. A.
Nicholson, Geo. Moore, Hugh Camp-
bell, Jos. lilitchell, Angus Stewart,
.lohn D. McKinlloli.
'l‘hl~ witllesses examined today on
hrhliii of plaintiff were Caroline Web-
ster, pluintifl; John Mollisoli, and
>lili'vi-yoi', (‘apt. Fred Peters, Drs. J.
S, McNeill, Alex. McNeill und A.A.
.\ll-.Lrllan and John A. McKay.
Coin-t adjourned at o o'clock until;
ill o'rloi:k this morning. y
FIRE IN HOSPITAL |
FOR FEEBLE IAINDED
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WlNl<‘IEI.l), Karl., July 25 - More
ihnn 400 |laf.ients in tllli State I~i'os-
pltlll for lrcciife Minded, spent the
night oil a liiiside near the iustituf
tion, because of firc that destroyed
lill- illnili doi‘init'ol‘y. I
Will-li the fii'e stllrted lust night nlll
the 1,000 patients were lnui‘cliell out
lliloll the gmlllllln. When it had been
extiiliqllislled many welt-‘taken back
tn the ililildillgs, but the others slept
on tile ground.
HORSE APPEALS
FROIA DECISION
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NICW UIILEANS, July 25-C»lillrles
W. Morse has appealed to thc United.
Iitutus Circuit Court froln thc rcccnt
dt-risioli by Judge William fl‘. Newman,
of Atlulltn denying him a llubens cor-1
lille writ to obtain ilis freedom from
the Atlanta' prison, where he is sci'~
Villg il 15-vear sentence for vioiatlionl
ui thc llutiollal banking laws. The'
llull;-rs ill thc case will be filed this
WI!!! .
Morse coliteilded that the coilrt
should fix his status ‘as a ilrisoncri
under u. 10-year sentence or a 15-
yeur seiltence, that he might deter-
nlinc how much time Ile might get ofl
IUF Hood hellavior und when a parole,
"llldit be applied for. ` He also con-'
tended that the Atlanta prison was
for thc detention of prisoners at hard
lubor. whereas be was not sentenced
£0 Illird labor,
EIIEROENCY BRAKE
SAVES TYIO-LIVES'
NEW YORK, July 25-A subway
express train, running at top speed,
caught three electricians in its path
llvnr the Seventy-Second street sta-
llilll. lit the rush hours this after-
l““'"- fllflllll' injuring one and send-
"lr the other two spinning through
the lur for fifty feet. They were un-
conscious when they landed against
tiu~ truck of the train, but the emer-
KWWY brake fetched the train up
“I'Ul‘l. stopping it within a few inches
01 their bodies. Several hundred pas-
Uflllrcrs were wrenched lose from theii*
hold on straps and hurled from the
ncllts, were thrown into a panic and
trllific was tied up for twenty min-
Utes.
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'** in a barrel and u vl d th th- th _
, ing worse than llnuiiillerwdf paliilful sugdestillfiiligbyisgisfdsngvhUtllidvsedilpixdcity iii;/ollynlzyf tg;Egfxkignhazflieezgxllgwyfill
Sléialglléo The Guardian. °",}5,T1'e xp, ,t ,t d b h d pact at Washington. Propose to net. A A
O LANDS, Eng., J l 2(;_.l 0 0| WHS Wll1€9B9 Y_ UD “~ transfer their activiti t Ott . -
Liddtflle Conneafi won tbeu y50.000 reds and when the reckless nalilgdtor The NSIW YUVK Sun say: "It 2:19' te’d`hi;n(‘I;I)1ll;ef;.ldldeIdf: <Tipf’Ii)ddI€ieh0 be um-
prlae offered by the Lorldoii Daily “ids dt last Yescued f¥`0\'“ his "OU parent that the opposition to the 'bill A large body of volunteersiis bein
lilail ici- n circuit cl crcnt uritnln, mg" Shaved \>"f'=1- “hifi” We? H in Canada will at once be reinivrved organized for the dclcncc f tn 'g
an aviation race of 1010 mi1eg_ cheer that Bh.UW€<1 DOW \l1llJ05H1I1l€ by the enemies of the measure -who tn] against the rsh n on g mpl:
The Frencilman reached the finish th” ‘edt had been regarded' have D900 0l"9f9~tinE in Washing' tively engaged iii secilrinw sdlldregts
at 2.07 u'c10ck this u.fter|lo0|v_ im ton, ‘ in Kirdstan and other disiirictsl
   sooner been announced than the lob- ' " " . "`""""""""`
   ' byists packed their grips and headed and when “he “ded R great B»e"d`°.d
for Ottaway ~ was accorded the crew at the Jamal-
 cn. Bay Yacht club.
[IH   coming a-total loss. The crew sav- Aft°r.h,°isti“g the club dag t°_f'h"
ed their lives and got some of their R°m"'“""; magthizdl C'-‘Pts-1" Mégeg
____ - YARMOUTH, July 25-The motor
boat Romania which sailed from
"The vote in the Senate had no ___________________________________________________________
effects ashore. Captain N. H. “wore an md e e crew “Wear 3
Small the nav, mor' sa B the the boat should either carry the -flag
to across the Atlantic to some Euro-
HALIFAX, July 25-The water in Bridgeport, Colin., Saturdav evening,
the i"ort' Hood coul mine bus risen to to cross the ocean to Queenstown, is
within n icw feet or tidc icvcl, if in- ushers at Clwlwsue Point. on thi*
deed that ninrk has not been fully Yarmouth coast. She struck shortly
reached, This given n pernendicnlnn before midnight yesterday, and this
depth of nine nnndren and forty feet afternoon was lying in an exposed
Thf water enters the mine in losseneillimsitlon Wm* “Very P"_d§Pff°_t__f’_f___l_)?f
quantity because of the resgurq from """""'"""""'A"`”"A"""’""'A"""`""""""""`
the greater head in theppit, bilt the  SENSATIOH   \
opinion of mining men is that the   
breach through which its comes has
"."°°"‘“ ‘f”°“t‘?" “lid not lcnn. .in cili- New voiiK, July 25-'run police
cial 0( the mines delmrtment expects have sellt out the customary general
tn go down to the Colliery id d nllirm fora missing person, when Mrs
IQW ‘IHYB to look over thc sitiia-,_],,|m Singleton ynntc,-day c(,n,p1nin_
tion. _ ed that hcr sister, Lillian Graham,
’l‘he inflow of water to the mines an Wm, is nnnel- nnnctment, nhni-_gen with
Mabou lins ceased. This is shown by shooting w_ Eh D_ Stokes' has dis.
the fact _that the water reulailis sta- annn,,_,.n,|_ Ethel Uunrnnl win, in also
tlondry m.l'hu pit dm] due" “dt "ide cllurgcd with shooting the millionaire
und fall _with the tide. In sonle.wiiv gtnknn when he appeared at their n.
the opening has been fillcll. 'l‘hs mine ,m_,.tme,,t to ,,ecov,,,. letters he nun
couId_be pulnpcd out, bilt it is n w,.,¢_tcn Minn G,-,,\,,,.,,,_ believes that
question whether the material which |,i|n,,n has been kidn,,|,p¢,\_ lioth
now closes the breach would lic ,,,,.1n,,,.,, ,,nL un $10,000 bail pending
“mug enough to Stlmd the I"`e9d"""' trilil set for next lull. Miss Grnliuill
Liner we mt were. ""“I’t,i"'d' It is dd" Ilus not been llcarll from since slic
likely i,‘l,mt the mme Wm be I’“"‘I’”d went oilt to buy some augur for an
out. ihe chances ure, rather, that ,,ftL,,._thc,,t,.n l,,,,,_,he0" ut hm. M,,,,.t_
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stranding of the craft was dlile
strong southerly winds causing
excessive indraught to the Hay
Fundy and -thick fog had lnade it
an peau port or it should sink with thc
shi The club fla was resented
of P- E P
im_ to the adventurous voyagers by (torn-
when anything is ilollc it will be to
open n new shaft, the opinion of mill-
ing lncli being-that the one now fillcii
'with water is not ill the propel' place.
Tile Muboil coal ureus are ull right.
There is umpie rooiu for thc sinkinn
of ll llcw shitft and f.he`lIeveioping oi
a new 'C0llici'y` farther' cnet, wilcl'~_-
there would be no llullgcl' of flooding,
But ull this is ll nluttel' of the. flltilre.
In thc nicuuti-me thc inflow st-.eine to
have ccuaeli. . n
POPE’S CONDITION I
IS NOT ALARIAINO
.
_‘l{<lMl~l, Jllly 25- The condition oi
thc Pope, wllo is l~i|ii‘Ici‘iilg from n sore
throat wus Ives satisfactory today.
llr. Polllcl:.l, thc l»’olltifI'i-i private
pllysiciuli, and ilr. Mnrcilia Favu,
consulting pliysiciuil alt the Vatican,
found their patient with u telnpcra-
ture higher' tlilln tllut of '.ycstei'llliy.
when n slight rise :ibovc the normal
was noted. The general symptonls,
however, it is stated, are ilot alarm-
ing,
NAVY YARD AT
‘ BUENOS AYRES
BUENOS AYRES, July 25-Vick-
ers, Maxiili & Co., have asked for a
prolongation of the term of their
contract to build a navy yard here.
Tile’ minister of finance has submitted
the nlatter to the committee of public
works.
BODY OF RICHARD
BOND RECOVERED
SYDNEY, Jllly 25 - The remains
of Richard Bolld, one of the party of
four persons who were drowned in
the harbor here about two months
ago, were picked up today hy n pas-
sing schooner and brought to Syd-
ney. The body was found floating
about half a mile off the Coal com-
pany’s piers and hilt a few hundre(
yards fronl the scclie oi’ the accideni
to the yacht in which the party wen
drowned. ,
There was little difficulty in iden
tifying the remains as those of Mr
Bonn, as articles and railway nassel
in his pocket bore his name. '1‘berl
will be an inquest tomorrow morn
ing. The remains were in a very
had state of decomposition fron
being so long in the water. Ther:
are still two victims of the drownin;
missing, those of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rington, who were in the yacht. 'Thr
remains of Mrs. Hines were recov'
MI'\Hl'<l’s linlmllllt cures garget in "°nws
ered two days after the drowning.
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BAND CONCERT IN THE GARDENS
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FEVI CASUALITIES
ON AMERICAN ROADS
Wl\,*il-IINGTON, July. 25-A culiaid-
rralllc illllillg oil of cuiilliilitien on In
ter-State roilwuyi-l lluring thc lliuir-
tel' ended Murch 31st last is shown ill
the nccidenf, bililetin for that period
issued ycsteriiay hy thc llitei'--State
(ioniulcrcc Uoililllissioll. 'l‘ilcre wci'c
2,124 persoiu-i killed and 16,430 iujurcd
llilrillg thc qllurter including 706 cin-
ployees killed and 10,97-1 inyurell - un
lllcwasc of 220 in the nlllliber killed
und oi 2,903 injured.
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POOLEY THE FINANCIER
» IS NOW IN JIIIL
LONDON, July 25 - Ernest Terap
Pooley, one of the financial meteors
that astonished the city a few years
ago, was today lodged in Prixtou
Jail because of his failure to obey
the orders of the court in connection
with bankruptcy'-proceedings.
Pooiey, prior to his failure in 1898
was regarded as one of the richest
llleli in England. Ho reached the pin-
nacle of his financial success in 1896
when he promoteda. tire company as
a result of which he was supposed to
have cleared $12,000,000. Just before
his bankruptcy he had purchased the
racing cutter Britannia formerly and
afterwards the property of King Ed-
ward. In 1904 he was tried on a
charge of obtaining _ money under
false pretences and was acquitted.
CLERK TRAPPED
BY DECOY PARCEL
MONTREAL, July 26-Eugene Mc-
Kay, Papineau, clerk in the Montreal
Post Office, residing at 194-Berri St.,
was arrested on Saturday by Detec-
`tivc Bcauchemin after an investiga-
tion iasting some time. He was charg-
ed before Judge Basin with the theft
of n parcel containing a gold pin, val-
ued at $1. Inspector _L. J. Gaboury,
of the Montreal Post office, explained
address. Young Papineau was caught
with the package. He pleaded guilty
and was remanded.
IAHUNICATION
Ilossihle to take an observation for m"d°"e Georg” Emenefi who “W W
thirty-six hours before the accident. it I-hBt_l5h° little cf”-"1 WBB_“'en SUI*
A; the next nigh tide they win try plied_with stores and gasoline. When
to save the engine, which is new-_ the lines were finally cast off from
Llhenogue Point in nnnut night miles the club float at 5.50 p. m., “all
from Yarmouth and the motor boat hands" Chebred _U10 YOYHSQYS and 11
was some thirty miles out of her gl-lil Silllliid W1_\S fired ln their h0U0I`~
con,-ne_ _ The Romania is 50 feet over ali, 12
The Romania is a fifty-footer of feetfbeam and three feet draft. They
about 22 tons and had five men went from New York to Newport,
aboard-John Miller, master; N. _1-1.' Providence and Boston _alld were
Small, navigator; Anton Mepro, en- bound to Halifax, from which port
gincer; Henry Struckmeyer and the they were to take their ilepartilre for
soil of the owner, Robert Miller, sea- Queenstown. - i
men. The boat was to have called ------ I
at Halgfax prior tto gel* éast leg in  
~ -‘ ens own. ~
the ill ated trip o uc S d   
'Phe bout left J anlaica _El_u_y___ul\__r_iy.
SHALL RECEIPTS uauun, July 25-'rlic licnt wnvcl
‘ 0|: FRESH Hs" has not abated. Its terrible effects
throughout the country are shown in
"_*“° , l the dozens of deaths and hundreds oi
IiUS'l`UN, JUIY 34 _"lim t'~’t‘*l "F" prostrations. A hiludred soldiers, of
ct-ipts oi ground l`isil ut 'i‘ Wllaifthls whom two died' My ont of nnnknl
lllilfllillii are coiltailicd ill one l1tt_I0 during the course of exercises at Halle
sloop ond figure up the microplc p,-nnsinn Snx,,ny_ V
total of 2500 pounds, of which 2000 At the mme plnce n g,-ent gngtory
pounds ure cod, und not ii pound of stopped work necnnge of luck nf vm.
halldock iii the lot. tei', six hundred persons being
Special to The Gliardian,
TOKIO, July 26-More than a billi-
Y
8 typhoon which swept over Tokio
and Yokohama during the night.
morning in Suzalladis territory.
'i‘he property loss will be largc.
Many fishing vessels and snlllll coast-
wise creufts are missing.
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IISEII IIIIIIPII IN SIIHIIIIW
KIIP SUICIDE PIEI
Mini>li.u'l‘¢lwN, N. Y., July 25 »
Edward IJ. Urulls, und his wife, 1|
nliddlcugell couple, well known und
respected ill thin place, where they
had lived sevcrnl years, were found'
dead in their holllc rillnlliiy. 'Fill-.v holly
carried out all ulzrecmellt to rollllllii.
suicide. After' lnlikling all the ni'l'lilll;i~ I
ments for the funcrul, they drank I
carbolic llcill tugetiiilr. Mrs. _(`r:lil::
wus dressed ill hcl' wedding iliotlll-so
which she had savcil more than twell
ty yellre. i
Mun and wife lvcrc lolfkeil ill l-ucli
utber’s elllllnicc. It is this corolii-l":-.
Uiiinioli that the double nilil:ildl‘ il‘oL
place at leiist five duye ugo. A lei.
ter was left colnplniliillg that povt-l'i.y,
hull dl'iveli thcln to self-iii-strlictioll_I
and bitterly lissilililig l1cl‘tliili pi:o|:ii-
who fuileii to render thi-.ln ueeinli.iiiicu_
Neighbors say that they und no idol,
that tilt- ,cull.pll: wus in nlei-ily ririllnl
stlnlcee, and it seeinl-i that the <‘l'lills’;
pride wus too great. for ilu-in to.
let their rcul oolnlitioli Ml- kllov\il.`
Mr. and lVIrs.`iii'li|is lost tivo cl~iIli
ren by diplit;llcl'iu sl-.vcrlil yvnlwl ;»yo_l
und it has been said tllnt i.Iii.~l luis
fortune illlilervcii tliclll. Vila l~;n|n;
'l`Ilc otliel‘ arrivals there *IW unc thrown out of enlploynieiit. Twenty
craft, the cchooner (lharles A1 ilyer. death in two days are reported ill thel
with |30 blii'l‘eli~i of liliicliuclu-l, which Pl~ov1nce of Saxony, Thirty deutllui
will go for bait and four slwoi'l\fisIiel'-- have occurred ill the Inst three duyrri
lneu with catches ruiigiug ironi 42 to between Dluishllrg and (lologue. I
195 fish, thc price of these 4 and 4; -""‘--"'°""*_ I
wild vw' i»<'""11~ ' AYLESYIORTH NOT LIKELY I
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CUB-"Ss ou-I-_"H" TO RUN IN NORTH YORK
ANOTHER INVENTION 'rouoN'ro, Jnly 25 - A lcttci- nan
_.___ been received in Toronto stating the
HAMMU~N1)Sl’UR'i‘, N. Y., July 25, belief that Sir Allen B. Ayleswortll
-For the first time in the history of will not be u. candidate in North
nviatlcn, n ilcnvici- one that tiic nn Y0rk~ While vllllliclv dcceiltiili: .thai
lllucliiilc wus operated successfull-i ll0llllllD»tI0l1 with Slime <lUi\IIfiCBfiUIlS.
yesterday by two aviators, each of BUYS the Writer. 119 IIB-CI DFIVBICIY U11
whom u.ltel‘lli\tely ussilined control of timdtad '10 the Execllfivt' that Iii*
thc machine. The test was mudc,W0“1iI "Ot "lake file CONT-USL In that
above Lake Keokn by ment, Theo. event the liberals will he represent-
dere G. Ellison, of the navy and ed in the coming election by Mr. T.
Capt. Paul W. Beck, ill the army ill U- R0bi“eI3te» K-Co 8 bfillilinf- IRW-
the new hydro-aeroplane recently y9I'0fti1iB CitY~ I
bought by the navy. The flight was
over .a circular course, lasted eight   
lniles at an altitude of 500 feet and
control was shifted apparently, with-   
out indication that the wheel had ,,
passed from one aviiltor to the other. S1,IRLING» S°°t1““d» JUIY 25- '-
The shift control is the invention of Vedrmes ,d“d Beaumont arrived UWB
Glenn H_ Curtipbn safely this morning from Edinburgh.
_._.____ in the Daily Mal1's $50,000 aviation
race. Owing to a heavy rain they
   were unable temporarily to resume*
TO BE BROKEN their night.
.New vonx, July 25-'riie icdcrnl ` ' _ "
government today scored heavily in  
ifgvigéffiigsbg w§;;Hk37“gi 311; @2222 (Too into for classification.) 3
indicted June 29 withdrew the Dies ‘fx/TNTED md" to W°"k 0" fllfmil
of onot guilty., and accepted sew .Mug must be able to milk. Apply to'
tellce, without trial, on please of 0" Bdvyerl Bdnburyl Ldt 4`3~ 
“noto contenderel" Upon this passice .i- 7*27dl`3iPf1»`
ndininnion cl guilt. Judge Archibald, FDUND Monday morning e handi
in the United States district court, ~ - bag COME-ining washable go0ds.I
imposed finnn of from. $1_000 to slr Allgllstils B011, Mull H0086, Grafton'
700 und costs in each case. Street. 7-27d3ipd.
The action came in the face of vig-, gTUDENTS wanting board should
orolis argument against the accept-,ta apply to Mrs. James Farquhar-I
ance of the plea of the United StatesiH0ll. 139 Great George St., over|
district attorney, Henry A. Wise. It|(_7arter’s auction rooms. 7-27d3ir8ipd.
had never been accepted in this court, ' 10 l”*'“*-"
he declared, and he protested againstI.Ed Frlzli?kAIc‘<E:w,a cfliligrgd cglyigs Agygsggiizs
a precedent. William P. Palmer, ago. now six years old. Apply im_
vislirile|l_i=ollsclis1 n§.§.."é;'i‘; °" ”"’ *° ” :“°“-
- 7 27d3l.
F the persgn who travelled on the
_ I. C. H.. yesterday (the 25th)
and lost a urse en route will cor
Special to The Guardian.
T RONT() Jul 27-Moderate
temperature.
CO ' - Y
  winds; fine had ,not much change in'
D _
rectiy describe its contents to Rev.
E. E. Styles, Pownal, it will be re-
AIID \’|I'i`H IAINLAND.
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Yesterday the Northumberland left
this port at 8.15 a. m. for Picton
with passengers, freight, express and
mail, docking_at 12.00. She left on
return at 4.85 p. m. bringing pas-
. '-----*- turned on payment of advertising ex-
Tbe temperature at three o'clock Denses._ 7-27d3i,
this morning was fifty-nine degrees \/v’AN'l‘ED a principal-(expcrien
“b°y° z°"°~ ced), of _First Class, for
the Crapaud High School. Sup-
plement SI2/5.' Midsummer Vacu-
tion. Apply to D. S. McQuarl-ie,
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty six degrees e.-
bove zero and the highest was seven-
sengers, freight, express and yester- ty nine. The coldest recorded the guy, Cr n nn - _ ‘
da.y's N. B. mail. She leaves this previous night was sixty one de- -‘"A-r;,nal;n[?”n;0"§(1,j;m0'W`] "" i wie dllii niot ilfinmiitiiil ilimudlfu ul Ifllmih
morning for Picton at 8.15 a. m. grees above zero. At nine p. m.  , "dm P' 1° “ I ‘td e ‘ ‘_ ,dt 'I "A" d '“
vpn H 1 d \ V tn; “_ t n it I ‘_ i vate larty from $1000 toyness till we ullgl mlm who
n¢ 3° _ ,nlfrgzg Vglxosign-y5|?\||ilni|:;n;_)|;iI; £225; ;e,;.n_ was s x y S x degrees $1500 on improved fm-in of 160 acresywaitirig on thc strc-vt corner for his
(D n ng 930 Th | n tn ft ,I mlb f t right on U P. li. rniiroad and 3 trolley cur when he was iluiicii by filo
svenngso .. eeg o onyw eoureen ' y
ynngerdny the Enntnrn express nouns and |.m_y,tn,e,, nnnntes_ miles from good itowél i;l themb hint occnpally of u roomy uiito|nobi|o_
t
train arrived on time, the Southerui The tide will be high this morning ‘arming dldtrldt " ’ed'm er °"I“`“' me “"0" I0"-` "U"l“i3 *I\'W'\
nccominodation was thirty five at 11.15 and tomorroul afternoon at..F"`°¢ Mdrtgdgd I“y"°""°°“t 8 td t0W“7" The \"\¥“<'W“ ‘l\|08U0llc\‘ dvi
minutes late, the Western accopimo-I12.10. 5 Y°°"9~ 3 P" “"5 I“¢°\`°9f»- ADDI!!! dently had mistaken him for an uc-
dation arrived on time, the Summer- The sun sets this evening at seven- "‘“- WALTER URE. P- O- BOX 1. qunintnncc. But thc question was l-e~
side accommodation was fifteen thirty-two and tomorrow evening at (;\l§§§y_,__Aii)_¢§f1_B- _____ff:?l¢!§I-__ pasted, with insistence, and he wus
minutes late, the Eastern accommo- seven-thirty-one; it rises tomorrow OWLING Durko's Alleys, under invited to get into the automobile
"|31-|00 W" m|'\“¢°9 lat!! Bhd f~\\° morning at follr-forty and Saturday B market, upon lawful days ten to and go along. A monleiit later the
Western express was ten minutes late. morning at four~forty-one. eleven. 2-Ziidtf. incident was repeated, and another
'l‘he new moon sets this evening at
himself sliifercil a sevcrl: nttuzk of
typlluid ft-vel' several _yo-nl-ur uno,
which will-kod iiijilry to his luiliii. li.
ltpllcars from the letter th..t llll~ lou
plc lliid illtcilllcd to colnnlii. situ-iil~~
lust March. It is liclicved :hr tluigil-.
pul-t was postponed ill llopi- tillll`
soiilctllillg lnigiit oc(-nl' to l-uillc ilu-I
colulitlonu or their urn iicttin-. 
ONTARIO'S MINERAL OUTPUT _
.___ .
(l'I"1"AWl\, July 25 - According tor
thc annual report of the mines ilruncll
of the I)uplli'trlici_lt of Millen, Ontnriol'
produced ill the twelve lnollths $01,
83_1,440_\voi'tli of lnilicrlils, colilp.-ii`cli
with $85,557,100 in the p|‘|,-{~erIinyl_-I
year. lm illcreilse of about 7.3 pul-
celit. r
DAIAAGE T0 THE FRUIT
CRD? NEAR NIAGARA f
NIAGARA FALl.e, ont., J ily ~z.'...!
Damage that will foot up to tho'
thousands and thousands of lio]ilira‘
wns caused in the li-nit noir. cf .\in~§
Hara by yesterday' high winds. Suns*
say $100,000 will not cover the dom-I
HB0- Fruit and vegetables were lilly
chief sufferers, wllilc trees were up.;
rooted and branches were torn from`
I5l`\U\kB. BDUiIing many beautii'il‘
shade trees. In some places it is esti-5
muted that from five to ten per cent
Of the Peach crop was thrashed fiom
the branches and from ten to twen-,
ty per cent of the pear crop is now;
on the ground. Fruit growers alongl
the Niagara River declare the loss tol
be flllli' a third of the crop of thri
early apples and from tell to eigiltcen,
per cent of the fnil und winter vllr-;
ieties. ,
I
GIANTIC NEXT I
IIIHITE STAR LINER*
NEW YORK, July 25.--Sonic ofy
the men of the White Stal' liner Bill-'
tic brought in a rumor that the
that a. small parcel addressed to Miss president of the Amerififln Steel and`mediately to V. C. Gay, Prince St, ‘line contemplates hilildiug lillotller;
Bella Moore, Ontariol, wire putt  in l;II;_ir\;0_nCi>l1;`i>8¥lfYi’ H;I`I;![I_‘)trgLh S_?tteli_lel;.,; _ _ _ __ _ __f7-27421;-11nd, ’{;_tgn_l1l_tLc l-yfieamslgliglof same size as
ll' wrapper bear ng t e s amp o en- - -_a o . . a ; ran _ .1 *IQUND A | d " ' I e i all c nn ynlpic. The vessel
ry Birks & Co. The Package was de- Gould and Charle F. Brooker. rellllb-;_lf_ mn ntgife ,,,;1:n!;”c\?;1n,(,;x;.Iing°";,l,l?:`W'iIl Ile Illlilf ill the Ydflls Ui Hllrllllllll
ri th il b b the In UCB!! n&I£IOIlaI Committeemen from ent d i _ l& Wolff Iielfnst, und tin- rumor lllul
osite in e ma ox y . - I p _ _ _ . I
Spector himself. and he had men trac- Connecticut. are among the forty-sixi _.\l1ey_ Bélape pT1day§l_-céxpenses 7.3-/d§I,_.It that lil; lle»;hvesl~1_l‘ill will blel lilllilali-
ing the nl-time from the time It was other alleged members of the associa- _ MNTEDI *"1 --£_-,)#- ,cd ill 191 e w'i hr cu ci le
gathered in until it wcnid have nccn H0115 who have pleaded not guilty to Second (f1,,';;°,';,.°“f°{,,f,',e‘:.'n,§l;fy‘~\K“"¢I°-
dred persons lost their lives toiia lil
Forty bodies were recovered this
| ____
i 1~i|u=ciul to The ilunrlliuii.
1.0.\'lJ(.lN, July 20-'l‘bat Germany
,will get eouipcnsiition in South Afri-
`ca as the result of her ilei-lcclit upon
Agudir and in return for the freer
,hand which l~‘l~nnce is seeking in
IiVlorocl‘l\, is coliifcilnll in-rc, but it is
also ull.-ni' that Grout iirituill is not
going to permit the cstuhlisllnlent of
Ili Geinlan iliivail Iliisc of thc west
Icoust ol Afril~.ii if sbe`cnn prevent it.
'lo allow il llossibly hostile power
to estuillil-ill ltscll on thc fliink of ber
_lilies oi tl'mic comululiicutioii would.
'bc li vital lllcllllcc to thc country.
I llord Strlitllcolui luis pi‘oiniscd
‘$25,000 to (`:iIg:il'y iIllivel'sities.
I lli<Ji{l,1N, .l_ll'iy 2ii---'i`llcdccisioll of
Itlio liritinli t‘<llllnio|li~i on the ratifica-
`tio|| of Lilo (It-<'Iii|‘;ttii»l\ of luolldoll
ivllliil thi-. Krl-liz Gil-itullg to colisirli=.i‘
Liu- qlllintloll lvlly tin: illlllirl|.l'y has
llccillcll to :lliiilillml i.lil-. old litiilld-
point ill' llliglli. :ind io nliupt the
nillllililoilli, of rlglll..
"I4lllgliulll, lin i.lll~. |gl'ifni.l:Hi. iliarl-
tiillo |lovi'¢el'," it sl.zii.cll “Ilan-iliithertu
i-iijllyled niiieciiil pi'i\'l`li~gi-i-l. `
"Will-.li nliviil wlirn we~i‘le fullglit ull-
liol' till-. tl‘mili.ioil;il Iliw it nas Eng-
liilili'i~l gn-ni, oiljl-ri to nllppl-i-:in neu-
i.|'llI irnlle- in l`:i\'i»i‘ of ilol' owii,wilerie-
by sin- l-l-api-li iqrl.-:il. liroiit. and ad-
vliliinigt-.
"l<}|»ig|illnl hun rollezi-ili»»ii io adopt
ilu- llew l¢tulld|»oillt bc<~uiii'ie she
Iciiru I.Ilill. iiillrl: oilil-l' lilivieu have
lil‘ii-lull \\'Ilil'Ii ltoliiiil-I i.Iit~ rliilpt-ci. l'lf tho
idillglil-ill, sin- nonld iii»l'iu-lf :liitlcr too
gl‘ie\oill;|y from thi- rollin-queuce of
iin inndeqllnft- llllvnl wui' law."
I _ EACH PAID $50 FINE
h"i‘_ .lilllN':i Mill., .lilly 25-The
iifii-l-ll iiil'lillil-rn oi Ihr vri-iv of the
iilolilzl-.-i.vl' il.\'Ilill;: l;l'|lln»|l\-|‘ .»\i'e*i.|i\lr\li
yt~n'I.l-l'li:iy |»:tlll till-ll' fines of $50
i-livll for tziliiligx lillli. illvgnliy at
lt,,|,i- lfin-is on .lilly l`l`I.Il.
PAVING THE WAY _
' ' FOR RECIPROCITY
W.-'\i~‘iIIlN(l'I‘il.\.`, il. (3,, .lilly 25-
’i‘l~ll.t.~llll‘_y olliriliiu ure |»l~t~p:il'illg for
ilic <'lllll'i;e \\'|lil‘h i.Ill~t‘niiililiiili Recl-
nroclty Act will work upull the ali-
illiliisimtlon of thu l‘ll.\'ti»lils l)cilill't~
lnont Iiousc followilig rntilicntioll by
ililr Fnllllliiaili l’n.l'li:ililcllt. Asst. Sec-
l‘<:l;ll'y (‘u|'iiss in <'.I\ili'i:c of customs
held coillcrcliccl-a _vi=.~‘terll;ly with State
llcpnl-tlt:i~llt oi!i<~.il»..i= rewarding thc
olvorritioll of tm lluw I:iw. 'l‘hc chang-
es in ll:.._ll_v rlitl-s of duty as thcy“wiIl
effcrt the pr:-sent inriff on articles
na:'<=illg I-fitter-ll Vlllinlln und thu
ilnltcd Eiiatcs are being; worked out
so us to ini-.kc Lic afirllillistrution of
new :tgrclelllrllt as sililplc us possible
for ('oller-tors of Cilstolns. .
ENJOYED A SNOVI FLURRY
ll.-\Y (‘l'l`\', Mich., Jlily 25.--For
ii\'<° miliutcs inet iligllt u snow flurry
oc:ciii'l'cll sl~verli`l nlilcl-1 east of Buy
City, tile only sllozv ever l'ccord».ld
during: _July 'in this port of the
stllte.
THIS HIILIFAX MAN
LOST HIS HONEY
NEW Yi)liK, .lilly 25 - A lnnn
who sliill hc \'.':ir4 Charles Heillnun,
Intclv in llilsilicrs in Hlllifnx, lip-
uenied to th/ police lllllily to find *lcd
stwiilgfire who Illili llivillllifui hilll out
of -“T»l,lll0, Hcilmull tolli thc llctcc-
tivcs tbnt llc mvt. ull nifllllll-. stlvlllgcl'
lit li lllitl-1 to \\'Iiilni hc iillpzirfivli tho
Iinoivloilgv tllllt llc pmlucsisell the
sliln nlllllell and wlilltl-ii to go into
bllsilloss llrru. llc allowed the new-
ly fllllild friollll null till- fi‘iend's\
chllln to oxulllillc thi' nlollcy, which
wus ill Unliniliilil cllri-cncy. to deter-
nlillr if it. \\'l\l-0 gi-llllille. The chllnl
was 1-;lIll~lI :i\r;i_\ to ll ilelepilone,
tluik flu* ilioln-y wlill Iiiln lilnl the
ln-wly found I|'il~lnl lii.~uili|»\-:ilu-ll nt.
lin opporilllli' lllolliclli, lic' snid.
Nt-iilli-i' hun bi-on si-vii .~iiu\‘c.
Minnril's llininuliit cures Dlstemper.
put into a bel: or returned for better the i“dI°"“°“°°~ ___ school, usnnn|,,_n,,,,,lt ;35_ M,n,,,,,,_i 
m , _ _
F KINDNESS
THE LIFT 0
Ordinary kindness luis nu cxtl‘llol--
dinury lifting power. Ii. inlics only,
ordinary kindness inode constant und
habitual in any life tu ulukc that lifc
wholly extraordinary ill its service to
others. ‘Tile l'enl~uln why more lives
are not thus extraordinary is bet-uiise
ini-, nllyillg, "I hope I wou't put you
out." “llll, yon'l-ie not big enough
for thot," wus the renssul'ing reply;
unll the ownvr of tin* cur' then added
cheerily, "We lmd six in here the oth-
l‘l' llllflllllii. und not one of them
knew any of the otIler's." Apparent.
ly it wus this "l-ri-i-liiric" automo-
bile owui-r`s Ilullit to fill up his cnr
Wi'-Il i>l‘lll>Iu for whom he might thus
save tilne liiill add a bit of pleasure
lit thi- iwginnlilg nf the day’s work,
iustcud of riding down town thought-
lcssiy alone lu ii cur that held seven.
Not nil of un have automobiles to
shnre in this ktndiy nnd unusual
wny: hilt are nil of ue living in such
hnbitunl exercise of ordinary kind-
ness that it would be like us to
share our automobile if we did hgvg
man. dazed and apologetic, was clam-
 ll1na|‘d'_|.Linim¢nt caros Diphthoria. 9,03, ,_` Miuard'e Linlment euros colds, etc. _baring into the handsome big mach-
one? There are more ways of giving
people n lift than by a sixty-horgqn
power machine. ,