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tar -1 =  Grey eslegi-_uphedfto-i
de-1E_. ¢ °lB.°r.‘9>°““_»34¥. lsr 1“l1'fv-2
10', _ sl; concerning _e arrest on
iivlgg itish‘___ ,Yschtsmenst Beksrn-2
fer 'glgittged with/spying on Ger-'l
many'a' coast defences. \\
The English view is that the men
we{l:"obviousiy perfectly, harmless
to, _late and some newsptipers waged
rstdli ‘tion upon the German tourists
iu»Eug1uiLe. _
SUICIDE Enom wonnv.
NEW YORK, August 6-James To-
bin, a mounted patrolman, who was
attached to the Ooilege Point police
pr;ecil\ct."ab'oi: and killed himself to-
l<{l;\D<li\1. illtho personally nor in the
day. Worry over the, present police
least elected by its revelations, is
supposed to have caused him to take
hi! .li_fe._ Tobin said before he killed
himself: "A man might as well be'
dead as to be a policeman," Every-
body thinks a cop is a crook. Even
if 'éyou get oil the force, people am
su picious' of' you, just because you
were once on the police iorce,"
'rnoem New Norms.
OTTAWA, August 6-The _five dol-
lar Dominion note has met_ w-ith a
hearty welcome. Up to the present
the eirculationof tbese"notes is
$6,300,000. One development is that
the  value of Dominion notes in
circu tion is little changed, the
bank! having subshitdted the new
00,1583 [,Qr__f'._l1fe much larger certificates
of gold deposits which pass only' be-
tweeirbankl. _ ,
~ Imm‘plcn1C'roN RACES.
r1=.mnsinc'1'~oN,~ ‘august ee -11; 
l1_o\\se,__*_-,",eNf__--_.A.ttle¢~oro, ‘Mnss., had 'a
ntarrpwuismpgfrom sheriougriréjury at
t e ops n ay o t e e ericton
Park aeso¢§ation’s old home week
race; He was drhing Masterpiece
in .17 class, and after the close of
the beat, which Minnie, provincial
bred mare, driven by Frank'Boutilier,
won. Pulled up, n collision occurred.
Douse was thrown from his sulky,
which passed over him‘and_ Master-
piece paced a full ball mile like a
guideleis wonder, being caught at the
wire again ‘by Douse, who had re-
covered' from his shaking up and
earned the plaudits of the spectators,
Minnie went on' and won the race; it
being her fourth i-n her racing careér,
and she hasn’t lost a heat. Alter
§haaela;\dthFau;e:$a had was] tivo
ea o e . pace, P , Be li-
veaumade a Geer's drive thru the
stretch and won the third heati with
Philly. ,atiter that the race was
easy or O ehalis, altho 'Arion Todd
siiiipwed liimlelf to be a sterling pa-
C _ .
Frank' Power, of Halifax, acted as
starter Ind gave general satisfaction.
The other ofllcials were -1 J udges, Hon .
W. (J. H. Grimmer, Bt. Stephen; F.0.
Linton, Truro, and Frank Power.Tim-
ers, A. li. Gould. Presque Isle; G. W.
Iiiidd, Bt. Stephen, and George Boy-
er, Woodstock. Tomorrow's races
are free-for-all and 2.24 class.
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§I..0NDO'N, Aug. 7-The Birmingham
ost says n. letter has been received
in this country from a responsible
authority in Ottawa. expressing. the
confident belief that negotiations be-
tween Canada and the United States
will take place shortly after Premier
Borden’s return for an agreement
governing frontier defence.
Buch agreement would the letter
says require assent of Imperial gov-
ernment and would benefit the whole
empire while avoidingopposition of
foreign powers which n direct Anglo-
American Treaty might provoke.
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` IN IINNNUN “BNNNS
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Aug, 7-According to
government returns just issued there
are unclaimed balances in Canadian
Banks totalling $676,147; unclaimed
dividends_ of $3,659 and drafts in
bills of exchange __ $49,851.
.',l‘he'increase in unclaimed balances
during the last fiscal year amounted
to $38,000 and in unclaimed drafts
$10,000.
The Balances will in all probability
be taken over by the government as
has been suggested several times in
banking and commerce committee oi
the commons, as it is doubtful wheth-
owners
Mo`N'namAL's. rLo.y1-ING ‘ I
noox 1s uauucnnn.
OTTAWA, August 6-Word was rs-
ceived by the marine and fisheries de-
partment todav that the new floating
dry dock far Montreal Har_bor, which
was launched by Hon. J. D. Hazen in
England last week, will leave under
tow for Canada on August 12. The
dock has a length of 600 feet, with a
width of 135 feet, which will enable
it to handle the heaviest war craft of
the navy and render unnecessary the
sending across the Atlantic for re-
pairs of such-vessels as the Empress
of Britain. It can dock any steamer
plying on the St. Lawrence route.
With the work of the dock will bd
associated that of the ship construc-
tion and repair plant.for which plans
are now being completed.
BARNES’ TESTS ' -
WERE A SUCCESS.
OTTAWA, August 6-Alex John-
ston, deputy minister of marine and
fisheries, is in receipt of a wireless
‘from Professor Barnes on the steam-
er Montcalm, stating that the most
successful experiments have been
carried on in the Strait of Belle isle
with the microthermometer, Prof.
Barnes’ invention for the 41-section
of icebergs hy -cean- .ling ‘»tenm--
ers.
The wireless furil‘~r rtates that the
steamer will land yt Hydney at an
sarlv; date this ivifglt and than the in-
ventor will give t e results of his ln.
vestigations to tiicu-lepertmnnt.
Professor Barnes has been absent-
in the vicinity _'of the Straits for
about three weslts.",_ilur_inir which
time he has mad _ cqiitiullous experi-
ments with thq' ioob`c‘rg doctor.
Judging by the optimistic tons of the
message received, _tho result oi, the
experiments will Drove of great value
in the safeguarding from collision of
ocean steamer; and other crafts.
'rms kntrrr rorvruwa. -'
BERLIN, August __ 6-A directory
of the plutocrats of Hamburg, Bre-
men. and Lubeck, just published,
shows, that the fortune oi Bertha
Kpqpp Von Bolll6ll,_ the rlchdlt W0-
man in Germany, has increased in
three years from _$45,000,000 to $70.-
 eurdp' gu-¢et in aowa 000.000'
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WASHINGTON, Aug, 7--Naval de-
monstrations at San Francisco, Man-
illli. find New YOl‘k, in October 1(-
15 were ordered today by the Navy
Department.
Simultaneously with the review of
the Atlantic fleet at New York the
Pacific fleet will rendezvous at San
Francisco and the Asiatic at Manillu.
Omcilllfl Huy there is no political
significance in the order.
LTNBNENN UININENN
(Canadian Press) . _
NEW YORK, Aug. 7-The ameri-
can Tobacco Company today declared
a,special cash dividend of 20 per
cent on common stock in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 2;
percent.
The Company also announced a dis-
tribution of 12,000 shares of stock of
the American Machine and Foundry
Co to stock holders of the American
Tobacco Co. `
` F\3EDE\RICTON’B CARNIVAL.
U _ii I
FREDER.IC’l‘ON, ,August 6-The big
day of the old home week celebra-
tion vvill be tomorrow, when the fire-
men's muster, expected to be the hig-
gest event of the week, will be held.
Tonight the city, is throlnged with
firemen from different cities and
towns, including men from Halifax
and Amherst, representing the fire
fighters of Nova Scotia.
The St. John firemen arrived to-
night with the artillery band of 38
pieces and with the Halifax and oth-
“`; m“°_h °.f LP. .Win °.Y.€l` 0*? °\Pim°d ,PY -_e1";_vfisl_t_.a ~- held ah lxnprornptu; ...pa-
radef 'liars will be two parades to-
morrow. oiie in the rnorningand a
torchlight procession at night.
TW() MEN KILLED.
SYDNEY, August 6-Thomas Lam-
ey and J. Cusack, two workmen em-
ployed at the Cross Fertilizer com-
pany’s plant, were instantly killed
yesterday. The two men were work-
ing on a slag pile beneath a crane
when the cable snapped and the pile
fell on them. The crane belonged
to the Steel'compa'ny, but the men
killed were employed by the fertilizer
company. Both belonged to Syd-
ney. Lamey was married and leaves
a widow and one child-. An inquest
was held before Coroner Townsend.
The jury brought in a verdict that
death was' caused by a cable giving
way on crane, but placed no responi-
bility on any one for the accident.
SHOT WHILE ATTEMPTING
TO MAKE AN ARREST.
BRIDGETOWN, August 6--A tele-
phone message to Crown Prosecutor
John Irwin at noon today gave the
report that while Chief of Police
McDonald, 'of Annapolis, ln company
with Joseph Withers, of Granville
Ferry, was attempting to arrest.Har-
ry Hardwick at his home at the Bay
Shore at daylight this morning,
Withers was 'shot thru the body. Mc-
D`onald`had knocked at the front
door of the house`wbere Hardwick
had spent the night, Withers being
at the back door. Hardwick rush-
ed out of dooce and was called upon
to surrender. I-Ie yelled out "not
by a d-_wight" and instantly fired
into Withers body and bolted.
County Constable A. L. Anderson
went down wlthltbe crown prosecu-
tor in the noob train. The vicinity
ol 'Annapolis will be ransacked for
the prospective murderer. ‘
THE NEITHER _
’ TIIE TIHPEIITUIE .`
TIDES l00|l ETC
, _ (Special to The Guardian.)
'l‘0RONTO,' Ont., Aug. 8-Light
winds; fair, not much change in teln-
perature.
The lowest .temperature recorded
bovg sg;-0 and ¢he,bigheat was seven.
yesterday was sixty-twog degrees s-
ty above. The lowest recordcli th?
previous might was fifty-four d¢!\‘°¢l
»above. At nine a, m., yesterday it
-wel sixty-two .above and at nine D.
m., it wil sixty-two abov».'
The tide will be high th‘il_0V°'1\“¢
at -_-are _and tomorrow at 8-1_0: it
will be high tomorrow morning at
5.10 and Saturday at 6.87. _
The sun ntsthls afternoon at 7.25
and. tomorrow at".'lill; it rises to-
.morrow marning at 4.58 and Sstur-_
' 4. .
a_ at ,I _ --
%e moon rillll tonight at 12.
The last qua°rter- of- the moon apr
hogs and twenty four minutes
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V
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reall Pit a ool of water behind her
threw her apron over her head and
the bullet piercing his heart, He was
stitute.
pe!! order and five per 'cent discount
Q29? 00° _ . M.
i' Alot-
Dlv Black & Oo.
YO
mn into the house sobbing further guaranteed by the appoint-
t of Miss May Chute, of the Lil- .
The nelghnors ar indignant. They men (CBUBUIBH P0955)
ueclure that s tene; sneuiu be built "““ M095” s""°°" ““ ““°°““° "°“` DANZIG. Aug. 7-The German tur-
around the pond to keep people from ‘c:e;,o'51i‘,?gN:$;':lpSl;":'l';°f 'or T°°°h°“ bins cruiser Cochen which was launch-
falling in. It is imposgpbie tg Q11 In the Business Départment the ed at Hamburg in March last year to-
where the_~hank ie. And then it slopes _ da? \|Dd0|`W€|lf- B BPBBKI 'il“lB»l Ovér B
down abruptly to a. depth of more ۤ:aEtan;,i;r2be arpggfggaxiiglmaggs measured miie here and is reported to
chan tml-gy |e,¢_ They dwiare Enmbeth McPhee formerly of the have developed 11 speed of 32 knots.
0"* it is 01110 'Of it to Swv 'W1 “all teaching stun ei the Maritime susi- M “ P""”°““ "M °“ MW 18 '“‘°
ou th ueherm e d some . ~ _ meds 30 lusts-
° a _._.___ff__.‘f_2_°lm ‘E :l‘f:;h‘;°;':§°;r;‘;ewr;';§:;‘_‘°;, °,f,,,?t;',f;’_ she is the speediest snip in the Ger-
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED fit all who plan upon attending a 'mm ““vy'
"“"` l'it‘l id tilschlt -
GALT. August 5“H- S- Silencer gdist tN1;mjtcl:diaenBe;inar; 0Cat(;id:|?d\e BOSTON SHIPPING NEWS'
Howell, of this town ‘ a well-koown b 1 d id; eviii h " ”""'
historian and wrlter,’ was 'accidentsl- will”-efltaihegig fd? ggiiegfgiulfhi holfm' BOSTON, August 6-This morning
lv kmed today while loading A gun’ or for um , started oil with fairly good receipts,
Island before.
free from those blemishes which' mark
» ~ r ¢_. _ _. =  his-.,,. }T}{§ _~,'~_, J _ ___ A _ '_ V
""-"'°_"*"'°*--_ . _ » - ' - . _
_ drowned where the water was not
_ more than three feet deep,
’ Late in the afternoon several young
(Canadian Press: 1  boys including Roy and his older
OTTAWA Aug 7-0ttawa's total ` brother, Gordon, were playing about
of typhoid cases leaped to B50, ac the scovv in the slip trying to catch
wording to oilicial returns, today. 0  green bananas which someone had
Two of the hospitals sent in re- . thrown into the slip, and it is sup-
turns covering a whole week, which . Dosed that the lad had remained gf.
accounts for the large increase since ___ ter the other boy had gone in trying
Y99te\”0HY~ _ ' to reach one of the bananas over-
The average increase for the last ~ _ balanced and fell .into the water, When
011119 08-YH is 45 |18 C0m’i1B\‘9\l ° Wil'-ll (C“°“d‘““ P"°“) found his body was wedged between
80 last week. ESSEX- A“E» 7`°“I“ 0000*’ 0f T-11° the scow and the wharf an the water
_ centenary 0' the 3"*-lt KWW WOW! was so shallow that his cilnthing was
ALMOST CRAZED at ESM the Company has donated nuueiug, wane his me was psmunv
QVER MISSING B0N_ $3,000,080 to be distributed as gratul- ‘bm-pied in the mud_ '
-- ti” if' 65000 W°rkm¢11 ss Wsllfsre About uve o'c1oek lu the evening
Bos'roN, August s-osnug our funds for the citizens 011315801 smlilou the soy went some sue eskeu his
on the treacherous surface of Geud- the &l“mY and Il8VY- mother for something to eat, sbs
» D , ‘ D t
home at Cambridge, Mrs. Mary D'- ACADIA LADIES them in a ba for him. At the time
Aroy today declared that she - knew SEMINARK A FIRST she thought tgat he was going to tha
her-boy. Richard, who nembesu miss- CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS' rlsyrrouud but when he din notre
ill! since Saturday, was drowned.She . W” turn at 6.30 for supper, she became
had just returned from a fruitless The Catalogue of Aman, Seminary alarmed and his father went out to
search of Belmont Woods, whether the advertisement of whm 8 rg hunt. for him. '
elle went early today with a lunch elsewhere in our columns gagppsgst He`we`nt' to the playground, but no
basket, and resigned herself to the come to our m,b1e_ This bookiet, wel] one was there. He then walked along
belle! that her hav was deed. Us to priureu sua is.visniy~ mush-ated pre- R°°kB‘_"BY Beach where the boys
today she had held the belief that he genes 3 most ,,¢¢,1-“give ,,_pp¢a_mn¢,,_ sometimes sail boats in the water,
"sim: “‘";~- . .. in ._ ..   °“m“§" °' =“° sig. l’.:‘”.‘.:: ':::?f.°s  mr- ?°'.;“““ :°
now es n ere,-s ess .as egos g qws than 1 s sane; 0_ - - e was s rpr se o
iavliiizhgazleclimciiéilt lilnltiocths pgolte, liiterid work ézfithiahwell-known ichooil is ftixfzad sf(l1a¢;Vcll1]1;g'sabi;l;<;est‘lyingoc:\ a gogl;
r 1 ans a ma e ran e n ree par mens. s , w c
'Him0sf- impossible to discern where Coiigiate Departn?§nt, under the WEB 1080811 With l'unk'and ha.rrs‘s,
the water ends and the bank begins. direction of Principal Dewolie, as- thinking that he might have fallen
He never wandered away before. 1 sisted by Miss Rosa I. Hartley, Vice- from the wharf into it. Finding that
know he's in there. Oh, help me find Principal, and a corps of able teach- this was not so he looked around the
him. I call on the women of Cam- ers, provides.Literary, Classic, Mod- the scow and between it and the wharf
bridge,I call on the Mayor to help ern Language and College Prepare- be saw his son's hlouse floating on
me find mv boy. Oh, why dou't they 'r tory Courses. The Departments of the water. In reaching down to catch
I have looked through the woods, 1 Fine Art offers courses in Piano- the body, it was all he could do to
know nys not there, My boy 15 in forte, Voice, Violin, Elocutlon, and squeeze intovthe small space.
that p00|_ 1 kngw it, They wouldiff, Art. Edward Fletcher, the Dirac- The body was taken to the boy's
snow them to dump rubbish there £01' Of 01° M“Bi“ D°PH\'!tm°"f‘-t Wei; icing; iniszldrwr street? thgre the
today or until they have found his nown as a composer o mer an mo er s most pros ra e . '
drowned' and the must and his bod teacher of high standing has, assoc- Bernard McQuiilnn. the boy's father,
again I will be Dgrtly reconciled. y i“t°°. with him th” best sts" the ‘B ‘V011 k1\°Wf\ in 011° City. and |188 for
Richard islft kidlwplled. He's Saminlfi has ever en~gBZ°d- Ti1°_many years been smployed‘as a
drowned’ and they must and nie body Sfillldhrd 10! gl‘Bdll&l'.l0ll ill BVBTY printer with Bgrngg & C0,
for mm The pool is a cum, Already course has been heightened and thor- _
three boyshave lost their lives in it, °“gh°°” °m`Ph"iz°d' f
and n W know - h uma In the courses in Practical Arte
boy Rtichgrd' xt as cl I d my i?:rt'rl:d:t t:N!tI~Io\2Je°hovlvd,rl;ci)efncNehe less
Hcre Mrs. D’Arcy gave way to her _
grief. She could speak no longer.Bhe ggeualfgaftgeeggazfflg, am; stgfxzgsglfxfig
a member of the Royal Colonial in-  f fsgegifllgibgéggsK;’°go::gP\Y “|10 “IL
~ ' ‘ 0 .
 EVENTS’ The present season hos been one of
' f f t dfi ll-
ccwrnssv me maniacs. nv ,.*$‘.:’..§°1i..f’:..’,f“.§:..°§,..‘.:°.::i§.'. 2..
- _ T00 LITE FOR _ t --_ .d “_-. gay .au ugius ii; tl; tneirrml aeuxrs. mm VV” not a mmm] _,BM I.
' . reachinaeron smornnsrs nc ears. -
' " cllsmncnlon `iuoNdm”:o|d:1ru. 'gash 1_nust.ss¢our__'repsui1_ou-1.! 2122: Msttswmst. 107: M10 °f 0=°°°»" 0° '°'°» "'"’° "“‘°‘ °"'
O ~ i pany' order and five per centdiscount ‘Sekuntala, 51; Sylvester, 8. In ad- .right to vote for the selection- . ol
as cent per word each Ihurt 00 mowed, Minimum charseftwchty-five dition to these several of the oil shore the members of-parliament. ‘$91
"1 thi' °°|“m°- 0011 ml* l_°°°m~ mu, renews isudea s few sestwea sues. what 1 nays seep crthem. in
 , ,i , '  to_dey.wiii bclourtoeii Jodi in a generil retail business in Portiauif- askin( 0o'l" half, ' ‘_ _ cults
MM _._____' '__-_A (__ i .__-'c' _ V - " _ _ ._ busy Necrdialiow, N. B. For or in lwmarilldg. ' ` I-Ill  cattro of
'gin N ‘ . ‘ particulars address IMD corn ' ‘ '  _ ngqq
ii' '___-_Viiighngkeiimenh ' f I 'o I 'full w'||B I ` 1' su" , R MQ ||| ,MSM ;
 -fun his  _ni We  vials _nf   
Lili'-lilil-0?’0““l’# Ni CNNNNN NNI] ' NEMNNSTNNTINNS   i NN THE NNNUPS   1° "f°“¢U  
` ounumo, aug. 1-Another. prison- ~ » ‘ 1 I I ' - ' ‘ -
sr escaped from Quebec jan at uoeu, ____ ' "_`
prisoner aueisua cuuy who was serv-
Yeeterday James and Hrs. Dewar,
‘"5 ‘i tm" °' '°“'° '“°“““’- (canadian Press; ' Amherst N s who has been visit-
Gusy got away by scaling the wall EL PASO. A115- 7-The Mexicans Ln in (iharlottetown for some time
0' the p"i°°“ and "“““i“3 “°"°“s the fired again last night _on the United N5,-,iygd 3 wire containing me BM;
pl;iu;,,‘,fl_,1Al;:,‘:;la,';"charge or the m_i_ States troops on guard on the bord- DWG, Of U10 death bl’ 0i`0WDll18 Of
- ' er their "grandson, Roy Mcquillan, son
soner. ~ » - »
As the escape is the second within B The firing this time occurred almost 0' B°"““"d “nd MW M°Q“m“”- BL
. _ John formerly of Charlottetown.
short time it will be thoroughly in- _°PP°9“-9 U10 El PL” 3“\°"'°"» “lift” '
vestigated 1, the au¢ho,.iua5_ west of El Paso, three or four miles Tmy, naval 0” the °xpr°" this
_ from where the shots were exchanged morning [°" St' J°l“"
last week betwgen the United Bmw, The following particulars ofthe sad
V ' troops and the Mexicanm affair are from a Bt. John exchanges.
A ' ' The Americans returned the fire. lt m"°`y°°"`°m R°Y M"Q“m““ W”
- --  ,S believed the firing was done by “_ found drowned last evening in Ken-
bel patrolmen with malicious intent “WY sul’ bv L15 159101' who' had 800°
The ssuir was omciuny reported to 1'* Search 0' him HOW 01° My mst
  day to General Bteevem Commfmdiné his death is not k-nown, it is supposed
V. . ' _ _ the Department of Tens_‘ that he slipped from a scow, and ,being
7 __________________ partially stunned in the fail was
made him two sandwiches and u
in all grades of fresh fish, swordfish
1-
Sir-  cnsv wires    ruin urn  was u  I *NW N
fig- Liverpool Without Pass
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(Canadian Prelli
QUEBEC, Aug. `1- e Empress of
‘ Britain sailed from rs "von at four
ojclock this morning hound for_Liver-
pool where her bow which was'stove
ln by the recent collision with the
Helvetia will _ be ` permanently repair
ed. I ` '
It is some that in oi-our to iuuhée
the sailors and firemen to sail _thi
company was obliged to pay them o
week’s extra salary. __
The Empress sailed without pal-
sengers.
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DEPUTY UISBNNNNEN
si.-
(Csnadian Press)
BUDAFEST, Aug, 7-_-,gluliul Kav-
acs a deputy in the lowerlloupe _-_pf
the Hungarian parliament, who fired'
three times at Count 'Pislei Hpeakpr
of the lower house, on June '_lth_ 
snot himself, today was hiiougiit' .
fore the police magistrate w o. dis-
charged him on the groundtbat be
was insane.
HOOTED FOR DEFENDING
MILITANT BUFRRAGTTEB.
DUBLIN, august s-Four mlutwt
suilragettes were put on trial hero to-
day an the charge of having comf
mitted serious outrages at, the _
mitted outrages at the _,time org;
visit to Dublin of the 'Briti_sh_p_ri1np'_
minister. Gladys Evans wal found
guilty of setting ilre on Jllly 18 to
-the Theatre Royal, where Mr- Asqllilh
was scheduled to speak tba following
day on Home Rule, , ,
The charge against Mabel Callver.
who was accused of being an accom-
plice of Gladys Evans,was withdrawn
while Lizzie Baker, also' charged as
an accomplice, pleaded guilty to
damaging property. -
' The iury disagreed inthe 'case ot
Mary Leigh, and she will be tried to-
morrow on the ' charge of wounding
John E. Redmond-, leader of the
Irish pariiamenta1'y_~p,¢_rty,._ who wil'
lun by s newest east was mruwu as
the premler’s carriage' while it wal
proceeding with the ministerial party
to a hotel. Sentence wil renrved
in the case of the convicted woman,
A great crowd filled the court room
nd gathered outside. Timothy Healy,
chief counsel for the women, Ill'
booted when ha entered. He demand-
ed the exclusion from the jury of all
members of the society of Moly
|Macguires. He said that he refused.
,Lo be insulted by them sud did sol:
doubt that they were there 'oy the
governmentui orders. _
The attorney-general for Ireland, U.
A. 0'Connor, with three assistants.
conducted the i>rosecutiou.He describ-
ed the attempt to burn the theatre ,
and said it was only a_ inirlcle tblé
it escaped destruction.. _ _ . ~
witnesses testifies to min; Gladys
Evans and another womlll, WDW(
oil on the carpet and, box curtqlpl
and trying to set tbsln on 0120> NNN
also to put matches in cinemato-
graph box.
The police testified that the first
performance was ended and the borgo
nearly empty when the attempt wg
made. The Evans woman strilgfl <
when arrested, and said, "Thin ll
only the beginning. There will. bi.
more exi>iosi°“° at the uelt_l>0l'f°"m'
ance." - . _
Miss Evans declared that the hid
goes to the theatre for the _pri-P010 01
-burning it. A cabinet mini P. 0. W-
llobhouse,,chancellor of the duchy of
Lancaster, had told them that thc!
would be instilled in doing 1_0-
Mr. Healy's cross Giambi-If-|01! dr
veloped the assertion that Mr. Hoh-
house, in the course of a speech, had
sam that the susrsgettse 'would
accomplish nothing unless they Nl!-l
to burn houses. Mnlwlly.. in' ad-
umsiug the iury. 6. that Mil*
the extraordinary bod! of 
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WANTED- A BELL BUY AT THE lacks, nothing like it ever on this ' T'  " "
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENURAL -
housework-apply Ill Prince Bti '°"Eternal VlZi1l“°°" il thc P1100 - _. » -_ '-wg. 1.
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WANTED' A SMART' TRUE" BOY inthe former‘| motor boat the Lou- ot$r ghan angldeal hay making out 'N00 “£0 “ic 'N3 X" °""
.f°\'~°°11'°f! “"1 l`*°°“°1 "°'*- AP' us o 'req isa seuus et' -9 veneer :suspicious greuues would set suv; the new - men- ~- - < - ""0-
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WHEEL A OAPABLE GENERAL. ing the long trip in the remarkable” James Pendergast, one Manager, is' ll -W  - 1-- f  1
servant to so to Ontario- '1‘fc"°l- fgesu um ea um neun, wiuiuut s eemviug ei me uiguest prune ies ut finish wash td c mehr- A' ~
ling expenses paid. ApplY\33 Biélil' hitch ca fourteen gallon-of gasoline. .thrstspo taken to, void rowdygim course. _ 1 _- - " »
¢°*\ F0011-___ ` ` 34 ff-_ Hr.  il adoring for  bil, due and for the splendid &rang¢ment. J‘ _. ' ' ‘ .
wlwrmn, A ann. ron casnmu. 1.1¢ mc. sue is t tie is 'sy .maui an-orgasm with . me can Oh-Ag” - I .
housework., one who understands length; sn. \»mu,_ is emo with ‘comics of cue 'rows ei summnms.
, Dlsln '°00_\ih¢ Drsfcrfbd-_Avvlv to Palmer icyclo 10 horse power ea- ’two~pollcemen were on the grounds,
UP" -I 0- Sim- fl’ Ri°f"=1°‘°“ sm was aussi. ua me cess-me as mmm 1u_mn- uuuonus, me wsu.
,_9\=~ conaeestloa for thirty-svmpesoons ltho* 1-suing sac .other smiumcts
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