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YEAR 79 NO. 179 - LIBERALS WOULD WIN IF ELECTION TO-MORROW SPLIT IN THE CABINET p-- INEVITABLE. OVER NAVY QUESTION Is T™E Unless the Nativmalist | Ministers Swallow Themselves--All the Casadian Premier Doing is Making Speeches: About Loyalty. Montreal, Aug. 2 Both Hon. Dr, Pugsley, M.P., and Sir. Frederick Borden aro in the city and in the course of interviews discussed the present political situation Dr. Pugsley said that was a general election © to-morrow he honestly "believed the liberal yarty would be returned. "The. people," he said, getting tired of so much talk Borden's policy is going to be Heve, is yet unknown to is if there "are What 1 be- him self, and therefore unknowi to everyone | I elée.. He has not yet said anything | definit¥ in London about the policy. Anyone could go to London | and Paris and make speeches &bout the loyally of Canada and * Can- adlans, and that is all Mr. Borden and his colleagues have done so far as | call see, "It seems to me that Premios Borden is bound by hig pronrises_on several occasions to declare a gen- eral. election immediately after he has submitted to parliament his promised redistribution bill and his naval policy," said Frederick Bor- den, ex-minister of militia in the Laurier cabinet, and a cousin of Premier Borden, when seen at the Windsor hotel. Sir Frederick ventured his apin- fon that the Nationalist element iu the Borden cabinet are likely to cause an upheaval over the navy question. - "Utiless the nationalists are absolutely dishonest in their course, trouble in the cabinet is in- evitable." BRITISH BE, ALY THE WORLD. Awarded One of the the Largest ge a" Sn London, Avg. 2.~The orgs a in- dividual bridge contract placed in Great Britain since the builc ding uf the Forth bridge has just been secured hn British engineers "in severs tion with Belgian, German ¢rican structural firms. The contraet comprises the whole of the stesl work required for the new railway bridge Which will be built to carry the Eastern Bengal state rai, way over the Lower Ganges Thy bridge will consist of fifteen main #v¥pans, weighing 1,300 (ons oach, and' will involve an expenditure of about £1,125,000, on competii and Amn- mE CANADA MADE CLEAN-UP. --__Interpationsl Lawn Bowling Tourn- ament, Buffalo, N.Y., Aug Canada made a clean-up in the finals of the international lawn bowling tourna- ment. Dr. Burritt, of Miteaell, Ont the veteran took the William 8i- mon trophy final by four shots over McCarron, of St. Catharines. Both Canadians put up wonderful bowl ing. The iatarnational trophy went to Thawburn, of Brampton, Out. The Granites, of Toronto, took second place in the international and asso- ciation matches. First place in the arsoclation, second in the consola- tion and third in "the singles was won by St. Catharines. y Bens o Withdraws From Coavention. London, Aug. 2.--Sydney Buxton president of the hoard of trade, an. nounced in the House of Commons that it was the intention of (reat Britain to withdraw from the Brus sels sugar conventioni on the gfound that terms of the protocol increas: ing the amount of sugar to be ex- ported by Russia were unsatisfac 4 tory to the British government. McCoy Again Remanded. London, Eng. Aug. 2.---The case of™"Kid" McCoy, ex-pugilist, iu- volving his Jotags in Belgium, again came up at the Ww Street police station this morning. and despite McCoy's . remonstrances, he was re- manded back to jail, bail being re- refused Later- 000 bail. ¥ "Meloy was released on $15, ~ ---------------------- br I." Pope, Bothwell's oldest physician, 'was . found lying dead on the road to his home Wednesday night. He wus ninety years old, and had practised in the district for half 4 century. Death was due to an, ie Meptio fit, which attacked him when was returning from visiting his son. --%1 "motor veils, 500, Charles EB. Picke 3h wiry into an alleged steamship es will sail from New York for Southampton, to take the testimony of J. Bruce Ismay, head of the Inter Jatichal otereantile Marigd, on the of steamship rates. Groat, sale of $1.30 corsets for $1. Duttoh's. . Campbell's Straw hat nals: I= in full blast, And the hats are gelng fast Vaudeville, Lake Ontario Park, 5.30 » : toes SR RAES, > right band corner, a iN Y BOCTOR'S CANCER CUKE. | | i | naval | the | | Forty-four Witheut Ope Augg. . 2.-In nted Trfore ao fore he without I" rod es ration, Adoli =~ Zelles nference Berlin, } pri nn has " of pha foul patients had enticel whom declared cured of Fen of under died nat ciner An oper ion, till have has original fiftv-seyen are o treatment, and I'he of t en divulged only, three method treatment he - Aer bbb bd dd bd bdr AMERICANS HANGED, hanged with- hours ordered believes executed Mexico City, Aug Two Americans were néar Cananea Sonora in the past forty-eight The governor has investigation. lle the two men were by rebels in order to 'precipi- tate Américan intervention The dead men were 'Guido Shubert and. John Hertling former residents of Douglas, Arizona Both were uer- mans. The report also said "that the men were peaceful and were in< Mexico on private "busineds, an oe La PEPE bere PRESIDENT DISAPPOINTED. FE Made" "Bidiitlees Thai Big Diteis Would be Opened. Wasléngtou, Aug. 2.-Unleas 'won. grace takes action to provide for the operztion of the Panama caval at the present session, President Taft ang Secretary of War Stimson believe that | st will be practically impossible for the ariny engineers 10 keep their pro unise and open the big ditch to the shine of the world next vear. ' Provident Taft was much conecrned the prospect of a delay ne opening of the canal. © When broke ground at San Francisco October for the Panama-Pacific position, he pracifeally promised people of the Slope country to the canal ready next vear, spoke the Oregon as the shin that should tiret oleats ite waters and made - lear that he would like to be - bridge when the trip began Rowell Wants Tax on Lots. Matheson, Ont., Aug. 2.- Speaking her N. W. Rowell, K.¢ MP leader of the opposition, declared that if the Whitney government did not in troduce ure next session . pro taxation of town site the T. & NO introduce such a In Matheson, he under fifty lots of the twe ity NO composing he bore taxation. pune 111 ' he Inst Fx the of on a mea viding Tor the lots held by he would himself stood, only hundred and [oy ite commis sion, mex ure five or municipal BERNIER'S SECRET TRIP T0 THE FAR NORTH Mas Aroused Great Interest Among Mining Men--What Has He Discovered There? Montreal, Ang ~Great interest has been aroused among mining Joen by the announcement that Cap- tain Bernior, of Arctic fame, has bought the well-known! Quebec schooner, Minnie Maud, and started off on her on a secret mission Labrador "and the north. It is an open secret that during his trips 2 north Captain Bernier gnade somo | important mineral discoveries, but what these are nobody knows, Cap- tain Bernier has himself hinted at vast areas of coal, 'quite egual to the best Scotch coal, as well as gold and iron. It is now generally be- lieved that he goes north to stake Out some of these areas. Capt. Bernier has had this mis- sion in mind for some voars. When he returned-from the Arctic, three years ago, he bought the schooner Vigie, and spent $600 on refitting her for just such a cruise as he has now 'undartaken. Then the order came from the government to re-fit° the steamer Arctic, and once more sail north." Capt. Bernier abandon ed his own business to carry out this trip for tie government. and sold the Vigie. Since the change of government he has been busy with plans for his postponed cruise. Snaps in Panama Hats. Campbell - Bros'. summer hats. Ww. H. Comstock, ex-M.P., Brock: ville, on Thursday Siheated his eigh- ty-second birthda clearing sale of wi was forced into a1 cipalities against | ¥ Patieuts Cured | to* KINGSTON, WHT MAYOR QUIT TOWY, Knox Figured in ruptcy Ata, Disa in Calpain on the sudden ander Knox, which was | * given by resident of en Koos | law firm of (3 He defrauded | skivped the « ountry, ner to face the dix ma) ot repot an Aberdeen Calgary. a Mc ueen Was & feay music, ths A berdonians allaire to His pe ~ fre, ruin regultad who Had en hanovy lations Ia Aber tor "ines nds ol pound, wits presumably Lgant ivies | i | i "y i BECK WILL His Rights of Municiy Toronto, Aug Hon { has promised the | dro-rleetric Commission | the fight of this city the * Promised | "ne Magara Power Hthe municipal ties' Feira Mayon Hamilton, Cit City Engineer ton, will accompany igi Georg Solicit Or of Monda membe his of Jhankiug Ley shent ALSO Support upp t i tompany "Macallum, Toronto' strous Bank. : Scotland. ony of Addex Wetaskiwin, night, Man, now It is r of hnox, tion a lescned the old Aber and part. pariner ind, of nny their i of fi \ wil teen tan ard th in On trava- FIGHT. to palitics. Aim of the of Unt 1 other leck Hy- ario in muni- ane protect onto to ¢ 16 their own i. Lees 'Wadell of of 1 and Hamil repre sentatives to Ottawa, when the battle | against the threatened invasion of the Foronto und Ningara Po teins. King George V, New York, Aug is made BY the Now that. King George \ cup to. the club to be "Ring's cup." It is to t of the cup presentid by Edward VI in 1 club - has: been | King Edward to the Pres ' Yor asked trophy latg ruler COLLIS! ® JRY-DO yards to Clean U Work. #| Cleveland, Aug: 2.---5¢ | coilisions have kept and shipyards pretty { the past three weeks, as twenty vessels were sent | pair plauts during that take some time to clean repair work that is in "i 1 Steamer 1 er Joliet, will largest repair bill, but t pitting some of the ot boats in shape will be J The package freight ste burg, of the Rutland line, ashore at North Point, kee, is in bad shape, and about 820,000 to Ogde fsburg is in dey and she will be about three weeks will have to be number fifteen will hav { placed. Twepty-#fven probabil dos out have. {can be rerolled and put back. internal damage is heavy HIS OWN USING T thal's Murdere New York, Aug. 2 duct of the by the district-attorne | ferring with the mosecutlor 8 using his and private detectives to The grand Jury will pre continue its tase for a few days, time a the district a | more needed testimony in man investigating st Becker worth meat! dollars. Steps towards the | vonfession Lieutenant Becker in the gambler, Herman Rosent be taken carefull: as Distuol Attorney W the "whole truth of "the tween the gamblers and t come out." Satisfactory progress 1s hy Whitman | link in the Jack Rose. "Bridge tarry Vallon, who, in to the pablio prosecutor Becker mstigated them of Rosenthal be gilenced beiore he cou ther of police hlackmail. According the testimony showed that constant 1 or 1" the implica conibssion { {o tool of Beckir's in the r at a time when the yp should have heen arvesty stead of parlying with h "Dago Frank's" iv states that the money ing was paid over by who is the man names Rose and "Pridgie" Web er's agent in the matter. An interesting incident statement that anenthy, Becker's att William Travers Jerome, trict-attorney. ol officers on duty. has presented Novetmbe as of Great NS KEEP the busy repair of The Rosenthal investigation | has been | sumed by himseli, and he is not con police officials mvestigation cotrobation and slowly wupphing the Webber m that the gambler authorities Becker communication who has confessed to having been testimony Bam he had eomifervod loiter in the halls nor talk wer company ents Cup. Announcement k Yacht Club a kniown as the ake the place the late King Ee, 1905, The retain the a memorial dritain O CKS BUSY It Will Take Some T Time For Ship- | p Back . fandiogs and dry-docks during than re- will the more to the time. Jt > all he which draggid over the _-- of the steam- v have the he work of her damaged wetty costly. amer Ogdens which near e was Milwan it will, cost hei The at Chicago fohmission k Forty-two plates taken off, and of that e to be re f the plates The STAFF 0 Secure Information as to Rosen | Vark ever rs. whol, 'con Bee I'he staff him own supply with necessary information. shabl not the such torne has hand. Whit orig that a milhon into untyl of ting Police murder of the bal, me to that, hitman says, relations bo he police will being mad missing Bald" and he " said the Lore thai killing might Id tell fu « Hart' was in with murder plot. solice office 1g Rose in mm explicit for the kill Scheppe, "Jack" as Deck- i by her was Hart's | ire- with "dis- | ornes formar Commissioner Waldo has practically tarned the police department secret service by forbidding the to talk with reporters and barring re- porters from the police department ex- pt on business: when they must mot mio a wen the to Britain has taken prompt action to stop the rubber atrocities in Peru. ONTARIO, FRIDAY, light | Secare | Rabe, | vitish Whig AUGUST LATEST TIDINGS 1 | | THE WORLD'S EPISODES IN THE BRIEFEST SIBLE FORM. GIVEN ros | | ] i | | | Matters That Interest Everybody -- Notes From All Over--Little Everything Easily Read and membered. 0 Re " There are MNMiawna Harry K. Thaw Ptomaine poisoning as ting canuved { White Plains, According new. Might | lation am year the 790 Dr. Jd pointed animal pow 600 cases of typhoid in = from of eat Jail at suliering a resilt goods while in XY the Directory, Tune Ist directory to estimate the Ottawa' us " estimate was 0. | | ' been siperintendent the C.P.R " Rutherford has assistant bandry ap of nn | e---------- -- | Eorsrasets EE bb bb bbb bid | | TEMPERANCE POLICY ht t %* [of cheese 4 % - PRIA A SIR r Tire T i eT are concluding Liskeard on his the bas. went license t In eloquent sentences at New N. W. Rowell dwelt policy of abolishing "We say further," he on, hat the club must' go, and in res; the balance and residue the retail lig&or trade, the shop, local option will re- main in force, and those communities which desire to the shop will have the by their vote to do so » also hold that one of, the greatest evils of conduct of thes liquor traffic is the political influence In the &d- ministration of thé law. and we take the $position that so long as liquor is sold ip any form political influence shall be removed from thé admini- stration of the law We propose further that all hotels shall be subject to regulation and ipspection." Mr. Rowell said he had no quarrel with hotelkeepers. He had received from them only courtesy and kindness "1 wish them uno ill, but the supreme consideration with "me A A public aman is the general welfare of the whole people." of } } close right "We oe oe ole oe oe ode ole ole ol oe oe oe ol ole wt oo Ne a 3 dD Fhbddbbid db brian disiilnd | department tural resourc | at Cal gary A cable from port that ease been digcovered true Miss housie, cialist for the ate Institute, Arthur Brisbane, York Journal, Phoebe Cary, Can i £ Bermuda says the re of bubonic plague have there utterl; 1s un Lillian was Anderson, Dal ape Casharines Collegi , 200 editor Port appointed commercial Si at ¥| of New marries Miss daughter of Seward yom's and mate at Harvard Wilkin ray trict atB ene, spectacular the Was to cousin 1886 Jerome, conducted gambling kne Ww, Charles A ( A. Gormaly, Louis, the late Willian Gormaly years superintendent of the tion in Toronto, commercial agent radway in Chicago. That no Toronto | { | | } class in who as d the crusade defend most New Police will Becker St |! | son of many Union sta has been appointed | of the Grand Trunk! a for » | be erected ly containing or exceeding a feel, 18 a recom made the city and hight commiliee necessitating au expenditure than 2100,000 have railway buildings shall in fdfure storevs 21 m than height mendation by the Ozxders {ofl more ed with Grand the handling rvish more ten i of 12% or \ council | | fire | | been place the the heavy contractors, for by Frunk, improvement s to facilitate the Toronto terminals for freight ot the autumn F. F. McArthur the Transcontinen pany, announce a Grand Trunk eatpd between Jaune Cache, market \ despatch Mon, the Kussion East company has eonthac irom Furape, work on the railway and. Sudbury SHOT EAR OFF LADY WHO REFUSED ICE CREAM) 'Placed a Revolver Against Her Face But She Knocked It Aside. Monticello, N.Y.. i she refused to eat ice cream !at his expense. Arbin Barber shot loff a part of Mrs. Fred Miller's ear; {at Woodbourne, N.Y. The shooting { vecurrad in the ice cream parlor in {the presence of a large number of city people who are spending their vacatipn at Woodbourne { Whea Mrs. Miller and two friends | Yefused Barber's invitation to gat ice »w durwy Cason sn manag val that Pacific Fort will Hi Fown by town George be Stiles com " September, suber and Tete placed on the Halifax states that | | Asiatic Steamship | ted to bring out NS jaborers monthly nal wil 10 Franscoutinent i Cochrane x Nath near N ~ Ly i i cause. Aug. 2. Be { and placed the muzzle of his' | volver against her face. The wo- | man threw up her arm in time to | save her life, but-a part of her ear was shot off. : Barber rushed from the building" pursued by a crowd and two hours later was captured. ile is new the Monticello jail. {and | of**seventesn, | ma#@#e companion has left a wif | keeps { at { wounded {ing of | stationing comumitied. } tin, | here | boy E {igniting her light muslin dress treamn h- grabbed her by the eck | re- i <> -y 1912, ANOTHER RISE IN MEAT Once be Canada. \ug 3 hours That Will at Applied to New York taentv:iour retail ady ovens Pe this city, the twenty-five has the lust there from been thr ance of one td a d on alii meat LUrant meal It cut dvane ous aly is stated that apple ( almost are a ng of per cent. advances will nadian markets stock these to Ua diately ol mn as hive carcity mg the ntthent." and meat supply wea thea all is the altect oter C FARMERS ARE ANXIOUS a the Prevalence and Rainy Aug ~of diving to of Cold Weaddier. Reparts from var- the province indieate among" farmers as a continued cold and rainy causing damage. to standing Iy in the fields. In lands, pota ind other root bad condition. Tere delay, too, the fo 10uUs ronto 2 pa is general anyieiy mwsult of the weather arops some and hay Ww es are in considerable of fruits crop is mn ripen ng AUTHORITY IS EXTENDED. Cheese Weighing Commission Enquire Uttaws, { been ranted pointe 1 will Lito Payments, « Aug. Authority, to the commission to investigate the lo extend its' enguirie to wethads of paying for butter hiose current in Montrea! Suspensign kn Free dismiss 2 hing ap weighing | the Sustained +. Au <3 Masons, d nee lodge in f J lodge $ he London, grand ol Seotland the tae Pundes mitiation gilist Ih account of sent of re congetion ck'"' John was suspend od on in irregularities « initiation. WITH WIFE'S COUSIN RUNS AWAY FROM; HOME Pembroke Man So Sought For in Ottawa © Man Left Family Behind. Aug. 2.--Resid: and district are in search now being made Pembroke, this town interested for a mart nis who are together alleged have ruli away The e ag several children behind him, T sil ia a cousin of the man's. wife. e Cullin, thirty-five years of age, who a shpe-shining parlor and a harness-making plant in Pembroke The girl is Miss Leon Laplante, daughter of Jeremy lLaplane, a sa- ionary engineer of Moffatt Point Being a cousin of Cullin's wife Miss Laplante was a frequent visitor the Cullin home,. and it is that a strong aftachment grew have here she is alleged from a ha 10 appy home run BROTHER K KIL S BROTHER. Pathetic Reconciliation Thein as Victim is Dying. \ug After a beautiful Between | Rome, ge over whbm both a violent woman, Cont and with Fran fatall Enrico, at \s Enrico a pathetic the made fortune were in love, Appignanes his | gola; near dying there was BEL when shot w i brother, Cin Anacona was reconcila and the a will leaving all to the | Tion hrothers, man of his his brother Like Paterno 1 al the the + ife tragedy, household, f of tone hes ro us count' ister Pi ( ANAL i i ont king's equerrie cual W ELLAND , TIE- vr Owing to Gates at Lock Near Thor old Being Carried Away. Aug nd canal this morrow rine 2 Navigation] tl be tied evenmy, and morning, Lock 3 o'clock this morp Wiley M. Eg from Deseronto to Ash into the lock and car four gates up pr as the accident 1% | 11 the steamer atl neat Zan, i 3, hound, light tabui crashed tied ay ail ay 3 FOR AGRIC 1 LTURK. Province of Queber $139 1482, Aug. 2.-The obtain almost 2139,452 MONE Will Receive Otuawa Quehes: v Iv the provinre of mmmediate I of for encour agement agriculture, This is the apportionment of the proving > under | the appropriation of a million passed last session. New Pastor Selected. Guelph, Cat., Aug. 2.%At a met the board of Dublin street Methodist church, Rev, W Darker, Woodstock, wus selected for the pastorate of that church, to take {eficet at the conference of 1913. Rev. Mr. Barkegghas accepted the iavita- tion. subject the action of the sum of Georg, to | cnr---------------- Girl Burned to Death. Verdun, Que., Aug. 2.-Gladys Mar aged twelve, was burned to death this morning. when a mischievous threw a lighted mateh at her, The remains of the late James Shaw, {the prisoner who committed suicide in the penitentiary, were sent to Taron- to for burial. His family are living there. Former Senator Beveridge will be Bull Moose candidate for governor of i Indiana "Buy Gillette razors." Gibson's appeal ! suspension | of | greatly | 1 man ant a prettyNgirl | to | girl's |y 4g lof B € maa in the case is William {ki said | be- | tween her and the man with whom | away |i dis} | children of | | i a | 5 1 LAST EDITION. THE HORRORS IN PERU MUST CEASE AT ONCE | And Tpemty-tno hilled ern tHEEIEIE eed MOMIIN < Cl - *> dinbur | 1p + | 4 sttes FEEEPIFEE RIS AB in. ING COLL, APSED Workmen iv. Germany. - in a Were Vu ig | Ph bbddddd ddd | WIRES, \ug | been > Pde Sd Girl Rescues Her ( ompapion, "rockvill kington, a girl of sia ed into the river ened from drowning a of the ug. ) girl f Smart" Mise -Penncck bard off the 'dock ington heard her cri a wood sWimper going to her at that point nock fallen i | as elles il Ano 5,000 Chemical In vl 2 ite { | | | | Bellpville, grant a the V | small The « {$200,000 thice lings to maonti Ma Aug " Buffalo Buffalo, Alam. | Proper my Appraiser, Charity | R100,000, | tions " ¥ vided b ! i i I goes to relay Presumed to 19 J finsn vied be was ok l 1 fit is There thas { yesterd | adminis father. " i Buppe ot not y Judge tration of Pr pany M t q yesterday M sami pint varnish had stepped whe es, she lost an hr ar Fur «, jump \ Bove Pen age who rm In iron house back nn Mies and being no time Fhe s{ deep n He Wale fe aw A vompany ratepa ant ot are cost s Carried, by hited fia to the anad; 8 arried £3 pital Inv t a Y ol { 1 pol was ed o I Artes 0 (04) be ER00,000, vie oJ Buf Wit ATI 1 do (4) ite A SWARM OF RATS {It Took the Efforts of Four Men: To Drive Off the Rodents. Aug NH nig he home Do . Man« We { Peter rh nts, and arr they » the sugar from ant H pre posed rats arriy of Berm Lewis Y ork latest New the was put amination Dougherty an this morning, with Lieut. Becker the gamblers' frate mitted has not been trict Attorney Wi from New York it believed hore terviewing Jack' ous gang be. able to police graft here. It his office that Whit to New Hampshi Aug are Wt thromgh by Det it is leader, whe tel Note The Church of supposed to be Canada, Monireal, for "illetia is razor was R400 relative " i at Cibse sab ol ud it ml ar Val ginee he N sonmething w e Dame oldest the onl a An il genuine Examined. Wi Lewi in the Rosenthal case ng Crosse Commissioner Wako SHOner to his relalions mem bere of What on ad Dis nas been away he ont s5t "might, und in gr Ww lonton the supposed in notor about th as stated "n = Me going not maa de Pitrie church in Thursday, at satet TUF E RECHTERTY {+ to 8 itn and the United States are: Combining. CONSULS WILL LEAVE PUTUMAYO TO TELL AUTHORITIES hat Atrocities Must Nat Continue--If This is Not Pro- ductive, Then Will be Taken. uy eeret FOR THE the Rubber' Coercive "Measures i the | noon, widon, Sit foreig 2 Edwird Grey, speaking in thi yesterday after alyocitios an connection industry in the Puto- of Peru, said that the British government did dot desire to content making the facts done all possible means to lesirability afluars 9 wernment 0 Ary, use oO Commons, rithbeg on Wildl the mava district rest with public had through diplomatic Pern the | mitting a tinue Ihe Keeping but Hnpresa of per to con. with iuch » un stale ol he touch { ~ British siid, is | wm the with the | United States in this matter, and pab | opinion in the | nited States woukl | elosest undoubtedly prey urranged Prove potent* factor in rec It hadAbeen British and American together Augont and consuls' district n horrors would not the know- ting a irrence the leave Putomavis, that tha d " nsuls to thf pre on the would ence in be the without uaratiee bw 1g world repeat | the by Hie foreign. secre- ginning of the mo great length that such hor-, agnin. It hae that the atro preventeds marked of a sys tematic visitation distriet mn ensure which eventyally of time would M geet s would not lt have export" of this point to United States considering, but except Brazil step al"? taken," said the should he taken when States government con that soms coercive meakure is apd is prepared to give full Lsnpport in any action thal Brazil may i take in that direction." Marine Investigation. Vig. 2.-When the qn into the sinking of the Helv ta he Emprees of Britain was resu this Chief Engine k, of Melvetin; declared they only knots an hour the ran them gineers Empres: il the that d seconds o him Cities m topping had i by He atten some been the brought of the worth d think rubber the as it could ton ' thing } hd He "i | wid to oh ry, i Lunited vineed k hint if that secre. the i nny he } be 1s { J invest) | | | Wuebee, | tion | by morning, the making Err from jod, { lar re v two "8 down the ol shen En pre slated ve snel wi alter the from the bridge ~0f the Helvetia, was going about fiv when she ran into la concludes the Investig will be rendered th engines few rece ved I Fmpross' re re | signal Vor in a | PP Royer id the an hour This ind Judgment fet ned 1 in da razor," rantoed safety Sold at Gibson's. In BORN. ATTACKED CHILDREN; ~ "ROBERT J, REID, @ The Leading Undertaker. Y=une BIT. 230 Princess Streef The Old Firm of Usdertakers, 254 and 256 PRINCESS STREET. 'Phone 147 for Ambulance. : TAKE NOTICE. A 222 Open Buffet, in oak, practioal- i7 new, for $12; also a $30 Hirasd Bed 0, at Turk's. 'Phone 705 Iced Our own Special Blend ls exactly right for making this popular and seasonable drink, PRICE, 385¢ LB. Fas. Redden &C