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ASSAULT WAS -DRUTAL
ti
4rthur BollardWas Oadly Tromt
04 Spy Authorities.
O itement Is .Mad Th That Post Mottem
In Chemony. Park Case Revealed
Mutilation of Dead Young. Man ---
Young Joppling Tells One version
of Bollard'•s. Fight With His Brp-
ther, Fred.
Peterboro, Aug, 30. The inquest 1a.
to the death of Arthur Roilard of To-
ronto, who died on Friday ;as the re -
suit of injuries sustained in a fight
early in the week, will be held Mon
slay evening. A post-mortem was
made on Saturday by Drs, Scott. Gray
and Morgan. They refuse to make
public the result, but it is stated that
theyfound mutilation that indicated
that the young man was the victim
of a most ruffian assault,
According to Harry 4oppling, broth,
ed of Fred Joppling, who fought Bol•
lard, and who is nayv in the hospital
in a serious condition from blood
poisoning,, the fight followed a joking
remark mode by Harry to Pollard,
which the latter chose to interpret tis
an insult, and he challenged Joppling
to fight it 'out,
"-ks I am only, 18 years old and a
little fellow, and he was a trained
athlete, I . said I wouldn't," said
Harry Topling, "and Bolland said he
•could lick me and my chum„ Billy
Merrill. We drove on. That night I
went to a dance with my sinter and
saw Bollard point to me and heard
him say, 'That's the gtiy.�" I • was.
afraid he was going to met me so
went down to the village to get one
-of the big fellows to come up.
"After the dance we, saw Boliard
and three others going on ahead and
Fred said, `Let's ask him what he
meant,by threatening you.". We Ieft
the girls behind and Fred approached
Bollard and asked: 'Whai Ao you
mean by hitting my little brother?'
Th -n Bollard turned and struck me.
"Then Fred and Bollard took off
their coats. Fred struck him only
one blow which knocked him into
the ditch. Bollard looked in bad
shape as he arose.
"He then challenged my brother to
a wrestling match, and the idea strik-
ing both of them as good fun, they
shook hands and started in. Bollard
saying that he was better in wrestling
than boxing. Once Fred threw -Bol-
lard and the next time Bollard threw
Fred down. At the third throw, Bol-
lard was pitchrod into the side of the
road where he vomited profusely for
several minutes. After that he got
up and went home with his friend."
Certain it is, that while this ver-
sion may be, in a general way, ac-
-curate, it does not tell 411 that occur-
red, and the brutality • of Bollard's
assailants should call for the most
rigorous prosecution that the law al.
lows.
Monster Shia, Planned.
Tokio, Aug. 30. -The Government
announces its' intention' to build
cruisers of 36,000 tons
The Dreadnought is only of 17500'
tons, the superdreadnopghts 20;000.
-tons or less; the British Invincible
class of cruisers are 17,250 toils. The
biggest ship talked of for the.United
States navy is to be about 25,000
tons,
•A 36,000 -ton cruiser would be in
the class as tosize with the :greatest.
Atlantic liners, the, Mauretania and
Lusitania alone excepted.
Wrights Sue Curtiss.
Corning, N. -Y., Aug,. 30. -Papers
were served Friday in Hammonds.
port, N.Y., upon Mrs. Glenn R. Cur.
tiss and L. B. Masson, . secretary-
treasurer of the Herring Curtiss Aero
plane Co„ by g . deputy rnarsha in
behalf of the Wright Brothers' of Day-
ton, Ohio, who are bringing suit for
alleged infringement on their aero•
plane patents. The papers are return.
able in the U. S. District Court in
is New York on Oct. 20..
Final D.R.A. Results.
Ottawa. Aug, 30. -The following re-
sults in the D.R.A. matches are an-
nounced: Steward's jewel'mgteh. won
by Sergt. English. nth Regt., 215;m
running man match. Capt. • H. Co-
_
Alin. 83rd Regt,, 24; Gen. Lake
match. 55 shots in 45 secouds.at fig-
ure of man 500 yards distant; $2o,'
won by Corpl. A. Rutherford, F.0.&;
'25.
BASEBALL SATURDAY. `
Eastern League Staiwiing.
Clubs, Won. Lost:. Pct.
-Rochester ......,. 69 5e 680
Newark ................ 65 53 .951.
Providence............. 63 55 .534
Toronto ........-,.......,.. 63 58 .521
Buffalo 60 64 .451'
Montreal 66 66. .469
Jersey City .............. 64 65 .454.
Baltimore ................. 50 70 .444
Saturday's scores : Toronto 7, Provi-
Bence 1; Montreal 5-4, Jersey City 1-0;
Buffalo 1, Newark 0.; Ba;t1nwre 3, no -
,cheater 7.
Games Monday : Newark at Torbiito.
Baltimore at Montreal, Providence at
Buffalo. Jersey City at Rochester,
National league Standing..
Pittsburgon. Lost. P,C.
Chita og .• S1 32 .7."4
New fork •'•"'• 77 37 .616
.607
Cincinnati ................ 6 . 66 .
Philadelphia ...... ....... 53 .61 4@5
St, l outs ................. 45 60 .395
Brooklyn ........ ......... 41 74 .356
33,ston 82• 84 276
Saturday scores: ]+ ttoburg 7-3. Brooklyn
5--0; Philadelphia 5-6. St. Louis 4--6; Chi-
cago 6. New York 1; Cincinnati 7, Bos- `
•ton 6.
Game
Cl t, inr.at atrlRoston Chicago at Brook)", ok
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
'l-+erican League CcAs+.lirtt,
Clubs. Won, Lost. Pet.
Detrolt .................... 4-6 43 09
Philadelphia ............. 73 46 614
Most(ti ............. 72 48 ,r04
Clevelar,�: ................. 60 60 ,sm
•Chicago ................ 69 % .500
New Writ ............. 51 65 .419
�St l ouls ......................
48 a .414
Washington33 86 ,x77
s:
Saturday's scorechleago 6--2. Wash-
ington 4-1: Detroit 2, New York 1; Phila.
delphta 4. St. Louis 1; Boston 4,. Cleve.
land S.
Games Monday : Washington at ft.
Louis, A`t,�letics at Chicago. New York
at Detroit. Boston at Claveland.
Boy Drowns.
Cayuga, Ont., Aug. 28. -Yesterday
-afternoon Norman, tho five. -year-old
son of Mrs. Thomas McDonald, while
playing on a clock Used by the Iniper-
ial Plaster Co., slipped into water
about five 'feet deep and iavas drown,
ed. Hia hat was noticed floating on
the water.
Wells to Ile Lieut -Governor.
Victoria, B, C., Aug 28. ---Holl. W.
•'C. Wells will ticthe noxt tieutenant-
Governor of iiritish Columbia, accord-
'ri� to adviees received yesterday.
lit•. Wells was Commissioner of
Lands and 'i't'orlcs in the Dunsmuir
n-4 Prior Governments from 1+001 to
10:11.
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WHERE SIMCOE LIVED
COVERNOR'S HOME AT HONiTON
IN DEVONSHIRE.
Founder of Upper Canada After .a
Hard Struggle in the Wildernesses
of North America Went 'Home to
Rest and Built Wolford Lodge -
Many Relics of the, Pioneer Still
Exist in the Historic Old Manor.
High among the hills .surrounding
Honiton, the little country town which
la .famed for and.wide as the ceptre
of the.lace-making industry of Devon,
stands Wolford bodge, the pleasant
English home where Gen. Simcoe
AIR ys �i����' ... FINMED
Aviators Cover Themselves With
Glory .at Rholms.
Glenn Curtiss Is Winner of the Speed
Contest Defeating Bleriot by Small
Distance --Hero of the Channel .Has
Bad Accident Hubert Latham
Goes Highest -Farman Also. Gets a.
Prize.
Bethany Aviation Field, Rheims,
Aug. 30,-A twilight vision of Paul..
hail's graceful monoplane, like a great
white bird soaring above the plain
so high that it seemed to rise above
the distant hills. and the fleeting
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BROKRN S1:FF"''1'11:1•::I. 1`l'! T'
MORNING.
Sleep not only rests, but builds up
the body, Gut . down tiie hours of
sleep« and you cut •down hea,lth'ifot tbo
same proportion. 'Rebuilding then 1
ceases, nerves go to smash, you grow
tired, weak and wretch.
To restore sleep you must get more
bodily, -strength, more nutritious ,blood, �
healthier •unv�es. Ferrozonetsolves the
whale probiom, makes you ;sleep sound-
ly, gives endurance, vitn, amVition•
?�o more morning weakness-�instead
the fire oI youth will r: a in, -your
veins, supplying abundance of energy .
and vigor. witchery expresses, the in-
stant
n
Stant effect of Ferrozoue ; try it.
flays Sho's •Orvillo: Wright Wife,
Portland, ore., Aug. 7.•�-A wom(L"
here asserts that she is the wife of
Orvillo Wright, the famous aero-
p)anlst. She is eupporting her son,
I,esWr, by doln; day work and nursing
'Ind sr:yo she has heard from Wright,
and has his promise to arrange for
the education of the boy, who is 11
years old. The girl, who says Orville
Wright married her in October, 163'7,
was Ada Miller, of Central City, Web,
Today she is Mrs. J. R. Carson.
"I was only 15 when :Orville mar.
ried me," said Mrs, Carson. , Doth
our parents oppoeed the marriage. A
year later Lester was born. Then,Or.
Ville left me, and his uncle told me
he was dead, When I came west nine
years ago I met J. U. Carson, a boy-
hoorl friend, and we were married.
in Vancouver, Carson and I separat-
ed, find he is now in SPyomiii„"
Make sure your new,
range has a steel oven;
and "Pandora' name
We on the door Cie
Pandora has a sheet std
oven, because steel .is more
sensitive to heat -*absorbs it
faster -than cast -iron does.
Pandora oven thus heats
, „ „ $25 0 Stolen From :_ ;„cvr -e uenslu �-". l? _ . , Qiuicker-- ess time t f�f uiCed to
the founder of Upper Canada, spent golden iffier as the Curtiss machine l n m Strong Box. w
FP P has been dubbed, smashinganother Prince Rupert, Aug,2S.-With herndan, Aug, 90.-1�Ix, Lloyd -George at once, to nearest
the last few years of hes eventful life. world's ,record in a rix de Ia Vi- strong -box broken into and package leaving no stone unturned in his get overt ready for the balling,
the p g a a p Gkag McClary Agency and =
Weakened by the wounds and hard- tesse were the closing glories of avid- containing 25,01)0: *missing, beipq the efforts to obtain support for lug pro- -� which also means SS fuel,
ships endured in the disheartening tion; week. pay roll designed for the canneries on halo: DurinG the week he has given 1 Pick out size desired. le
campaigns of the American revolu- Curtiss only missed winning the lap the Baas River, the Boscowitz steam- interviews to tµo Opposition papers, .
ex en S_.e "
tionary war,and worn with his ani, speed coolest from Bleriot by it smalla proceeding which in itself is..rn ship Deniz arrived early yesterday extraordinary proceeding fo•r a Brit.
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ious toil -for the benefit of the new margin. lie captured second place in morning from Port Essington. She isle Minister of his rank,. To a Brit.
British province which it had been that event which was over the full anchored in the harbor to prevent any, (�
given to him to organize. in -the wild- circuit of ten kilometres,, or 6.21 one leaving the ship, paper he gave a .copy of an important ,w
erness, he went back to England in miles, raising his total mono win- Search seemed to implicate several memorandum b3fore r. single member �ar
1796 to seek well-earned repose. But nings to 38,600 francs, besidesrthe in- of the crew, including the steward, of the House of Commolrs could, sea
rest wa's not far him. Almost im- ternational cup, which goes to the fireman,and Chinese cooks, money be- it, Th$s was so opposed to all tracli•
mediately -he was sent back across the Aero Club of America, ing hidden in -mattresses, loaves .of I tione of Parliament that the Speaker
Atlantic to put down -an. insurrection An accident removed Bleriot from bread,and various places. All but of the Hauae, who was appealed to,
in the• West Indies, Returning again yesterdays three lap speed- contest. $2,500 were recovered, and "the sus- iadlninistered a grave -rebuke to the
to his native land he began, about The rudder suddenly failed re- cts are in 'ail. Chancellor of the Exchequer, describe
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the year 1.800,. to build. himselfa spa- spend and the .machine tuxned� ing hie conduct ca a 'regrettable oc• om- � ----T-"""- ""-�•' curxenee." •
cious mansion on a green slope deep pletely over three times, landing with Repeat it :-""Shiloh's Cur() wgili a1-_
amongst the gently -rounded, well -cul- such force that the' petrol tank burst waysas and coLls,"
tivated hills of lovely Devon, Surely and catching fire from the hot motor, cure m y cos g
no toilworn warrior ever found a enveloped the machlne and pilot in
more restful .spot in which to spend flames, Before Bleriot could extricate
the evening of his days, for still, de- himself he was burned about the
spite vastly increased population. de- fame and'hands. ;
spite railways and motor -cars, the The prix de la. altitude 10,000 franc's,
whole land speaks of peace, to'be awarded the aeroplanist attain -
The lodge was built in solid fashion ing the higheet .altitude, was won by
by the general round an old farm- Latham, who reached a height of 155
house, which was on the estate when metres (about 490 :feet). Farman was
he bought it. Except: fox the add'- second with 110 metrea,, Paulhan third
tion of some 'large bow -windows, the and Rougier fourth,
house has been little `altered from the Tho -passenger contest was won by
original design,, and much -of the -old Farman• With two peasengers he
furniture remains in its spacious made the circuit of the course in 10
rooms.: So large are they that an minutes, 39 seconds, and with one
ancient four -post bedstead appears a Passenger, 9 minutes, 524-5 seconds,
comparatively small piece of - furni+ Lefebvre with one passenger complet-
ture„ and the general's own bedrooni ed the lap in 11 minutes, 20 4-5 secs.
is larger .thanmany a village church. The lap speed contest went to Bler-
In the different... rooms • numerous lot, who covered the ten kilometres
relies connected with him have been . in 7 min„ 47 4-5 sees.
carefully preserved.. The international cup of aviation,
On either side of the ' staircase known also as the German -Bennet; '
window, in the square entrtince•hall, trophy, was wan yesterday by.Glenn WE face the fact that Selling Time for. Summer Clothes is growing,.. short. Plenty of
are, two venerable flags, the colors ref H. Curtiss, the American.aviator, in
e.
the "Queen's Rangers,".. a ' provincial
the fastest aerial journey 'of. 20 kilo-
time yet. to wear sublimer weights, but the time for selling is not sal long. '
corps of •Loyalists, which was raised
metres (12.42) miles), ever achieved
by-Simcoe and did gallant service
by flan. His. time, 15' min. 50.3-5
WE prefer money to stock and
we are going to makegreat sacrifices to secure itr
during the revolutionary war. This :
secs., was or_ly .53-5 seconds faster
corps 'was as notable for 'strict dig=
for h 'courage,
'than that made by Bleriot. over the
The
Buyers that
look ahead and buy ahead wild
cfgline as .da and
which f t t 1
same course. other two pilots
ho ted F L th d
a .
un or Una a y, is more . than w espresso ranee, a am an
Can be said' far same other Loyalist Lefebvre, finished respectively In. 17
troops; and doubtless . Simcoe's sac- 131111. 47 3-5 sec. Cqektiurn, the Eng, t s �'�' �' a s °td 4 v °s"'s d' `� r �''a s �" �e 9 0`' �' 0' 4'0 0 'ta`r�► 'a '� '� q
cessful organization of the "Rangers" lishman, ran into a' haystack' as he' 0
was the reason for his being asked to was manoeuvring for the start. A
• undertake the more difficult and.. im- Henry Farman, the English aviator, > St
portant task - of organizing a. new added to his 'laurels by carrying two 0 R%:;.ap R h Hnrve 0.
government, passengers 'f.round th, a course;
. He threw himself into. :the work �- -- - --
'With an energy. and self-abnegation Have 'Well -Known Crook. i
which has won for him .a' place. Toronto; Ang. '30. --Lieut: It. A.lit
amongst the heroes kf our history, Stenton of the Detroit policedepart- U 10U." 111 r
and. lies sent many a Canadian -on , • ment and Provancial' .Detective . Chas.
ppilgrimage to his home in Devon, that, Mahoney of Windsor, Ont., arrived in
beautiful codiity which has . so long. Toronto, yesterday, from California
a.roll of "worthies" connected with with an alleged diamond thief, swind-
the exploration of the western world, ler and generally smooth crook; in
By birth,' however,. Gen. Simcoe was the person of "Fritzy" (Frank) D'e- � C C
not a Devonian: He was• born at Cot hin, alias Frank Chapman. , They are WE will commence at Once tO. n1oVe Our StOCk, by the, power " Of UT PRl ES. Read over
terstock in Northamptonshire, but.on taking him' to Chatham on a charge.
the death of his father tone' of Wolfe8 of stealing a satchel containing $1.- ? q wareIjca
these inducements. Our. re uta$Ion for a ,S 1 Will suy g -
enre you obtaining just. the Bar'j
gallant officers who. died. in 'Canada "575 and some drafts from �a.messen-. gains- we Lffer:; You'll certainly not. want to miss this'opportunity,
during the .campaign against Quebec), " ger' of the Sovereign Bank on Decem g
he and his only. brother, who was her 1, 190. ,.
soon afterwards drowned in the h,xe. The robbery occurred on a Alichi- en 8 and Bous Ties 25c - Dubber Collars 15C.
were brought by their mother to hxe- .'.gan. Central' train at 'Tilbury, The, rden's 8 Shirt 39c 7 fry
ter' to begin .their education at thn bank messenger had .been in the habit : ? Ten. s and bo* s Ties ill four -ill-..' 'Men'sand and boys Rubber Collars,
free graminar school of, that ancient of carrying his money down to Flet-- Men's colored. Shirts, ill "fancy ya rr re 25C for
cathedral city, cher in a satchel and on this occasion" 50C for 3yC llatltl. and tlO.Wln,,. ends; re,,. �Si�:C 1$C
In the hall at Wolford. o the " ('0lorin s, re .
grip was switched'_ and another � g... tot` 25C
colors of the .,"Rangers," .is a�portrtlit ut in its lace,
p, place,. , BCD�8 Knickers 39c.
of. Simcoe as a young. man, standing Men's Shirts •5®C. ,
with -two: fr' a , , n: 1310 •i
iends beside the massive: One Keyed In l-Vreclt. 3 <�itlli Q 8'fl` .e3 11QC Boys 1liCkers rep. 50c for" .39 •; '
c...
tombstone of a departed ccmrade;. s Men s colored Slhrt3; with Or �VTth , , .'
and . in the drawing -room • hen - s the C pec, .Mich., Aug. 30. Rushing.: T,eb., $1 for 75C
!_l along at.a into of..60 miles: an hour out. eollaI's, '.re 75C ,and -$I for 50c
Men•.s a.n& boys .Cies 1n broken
miniature Of the .general taken in lett- the Grand `Trunk express. running liile9 t0 Clear at: TQC
er life., reproductions of which have $1.99
Be�s� u;mmler Sud"ts .
made. -familiar to . Canadians the fen- from' Chicago ta. Port Huron. collided ]�C,n!S hirts $5C
turee of the . first governor of 'U r with. the rear end of a work train at
Ppe 1 o'clock yesterday "morning. • The > s Sumimr.Suits re
Canada. 'There is a companion minis- flrdm-ua, "Jobn Brush, of. Battle Creek, Meth S COlOred Shirts, ..tiff or soft
Summer- Boy g, $3 for 1.99
hire of his wife as a gating.and Preto w ii3stantl ' liilkxi anti three 'others bOSOnl . QOCl attet`n8" reg. 1.2n., �Ie1i'S Summer Underwear :' in-Dol�s sem' n�'r B`nts "$5•$�
ty woman. K•earing a variety of the � i .� P o �. � ,
giliaint •Welsh ,head=dress of closet •. were injur .. , �' .
y The! r,ccid�nt occurred without for 85C fancy colors, reg. aoc f'or 25c . �o �s Summer Suits,'. sada frnm
p sited . cap, suriitounted by a hat; wr;rnirig: Brush a`tempted to whop; , 3
but in this case the hat is blue in- but was p}nncwd }a.tween the, ca and Mien s :�li)iPts'f 1(.?.5 Elewson tweeds, reg. $7.56 for 5,50
stead of bltmck, and the crown is lower boiler of ,his k>00inotive. James Me- Balbri gaga
Me -
than -that ordinarily'.associated with ",
Caren, engiamr, also tried .to jun1P, Mens extra fide :Flannpl Shirts 'Bolls Sitatit8 $2.50
the women of lige principality. i4irs. + r
Simcoe was, the daughter and helress but waa caught in the wreckage, and � :�•�� for � �� Mens Balbriggan Underwear, Pen.;
a leg, with silk.stripe, reg, . $ Boys Suits, odd sizes and broken
of a n- gentleman men of Here#mrd, whci was . matt brand,. red,'. 50c for 39c '
demanded from the ancient Kings of 1'he ether two }iijnre.d were sono lilies, re 4 and 3 for 2.50
Wales, and £amity traditions dreel lbry' Sturm4:m, Sro=m. on tine, .engine on Mon 8 White Shirts .25C �' � �~ . 5►U
her as a woman of:high character. and the work 'train, ::nil D. H. Rathman, White Gilt Brnnd• Men's Si�)f�ijtleC Sbiti�
rather severe temper. After her hus e.ngiru+er.. A'ieD s laundered and unUtindered.'
band's death she fo rty at Wolford $ 611irts, slightly aoihd and- odd. sizes, Alen's White Cat Brand s rilia Alen's Summer Suits re". 8.50
Lodge for four and fort Shaatin Fritts Row: p n , g
g y years. She. "
had Wino children, of whom ,at:vera-. St, John, N.B., Aug'. 30.---A shwa- reg.. and $1 clearing at. 25c needle Underwear,. extraJine, reg. • for 6,00
were girls; and, the story iron -aftra ocicurrod e
g 3+ goes thrit to . � Y Y strrdr: niter -
the Inst she would never allow her rtooil 11 McDonald's camp, near Plas- Bolls" Shirts 35C $1.75 for. l,�$ ,
ter. Reek; on the line of the G.T.l?.. d 0:00
daughters to sit `down in her Pres-
it•Teu s Sumrizer Suits, res.• $1
Aned without` s" ecial . ermission, - wtuin Samuel Polll�y,'nfi' Italian boss, fancy'. for -7.50
P P Bove fane3 colored Shirts, reg.. I�Cen s $0X
Nowadays a setof bookshelves Shot James Gorman, an l nglishriiaai,
across the end farthest from'the iarge in t1w.1-ibdornen. :l,tresw doctors decid- 50c for.. 35c , 117en s Summer Suits rog 12..00
tripIo-windowed' bay . gives a hint of ed .t i operate with slight hopes of Melt S , heavy , w I Sox, reg. SSC � +�' `�
its original purpose. . Above the book. :face+ass. .Bogs, Waists SOC for i. e. for 19.50 '
case, hangs a long piece of carved teak• The men, wbo Marl been drinking,
wood from the lueldess "Royal got into an altercation and foug:rt. 13o Mhirt Waists . re "756 for � ," : era's
TiPi . ii<alilti Coat
George;" which. while' being reptiired, Gorman got the better of the Italian, y ''' ' reg.'756 S SIDJK 390
went down, with ]{Vn penfeldt and and the latter, retreating to the 5Uc Al -on s Rain. Cots, in olid Siz@s and
his twice four hundred mean," at bunk hawse, got a 32-etilibre revolver�
spithead in 1782: Beneath this relie and - fired. Policy inane no attempt � $ i�illeat�'r 11Zt l s" fAncy Sox,. choice pattern, broken lilies, reg. $4 aad-.$5 for 2.50
stands a bust of Gen. ;Wolfr, and her„ to esnapo.r red'. 50c for 39C f
Regular 50c for 09c . Children s Sailors
and theta about the room are •snore•
shoes, .Indian baskets and birchbar•ts a 75c- for 500
Cabby Finds Vulut:bles. Bogs ll'l<O^�11✓ t0C Children's •
canoes; that evince the interest takes Montreal, Aug. 30.-F. J. Gosselin, $1 00 and 1,75 for i�3C g Children s Sailors;. in "straw and .
in•ail,things Canadian by Mrs. Sim. cattle dealer of .Peterboro, a month � •." linen re 25c and 50c to clear .
coe, the preselot. kind and grncioup ago was in Montreal and lost a valise * t t 5 .3oi s black cotfon ]Jose, all.S17,t!s,.. t g.. 1$C
chatelaine of Wolford Lodge. .One of containing' bonds and. a Men 8 $e� �'� s $1. �• re 2 : f
- g papers worth - g 5C or 19c.
the chief ornaments .of the.library is $:15,000. Ile took a..drivo round the Men's e0lored soft hate, the noted � TWO Snaps In Winter
"a trophy„ consiAing of a sword anti • city and says he was drugged, as
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walking stick u,ied b' the general. Xing brand, reg. x.50 for 1. 1D
3 g whom lie trice up. neon morning he g o g .. J eta s Odd Trousers Underwear
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midshipman's curl: and the sward of was' in a striinge room and his valise . ,
his grandson (Mrs. Simeoa's husband, was missing, Men's Hats.50C Re alar $1,25 slid 1,.50 for. .9$ Alen'sWillte
Who was a naval ,•filter); and , other . The detectives; l;fter a lot of hard , g $ r Underwear,, all want,
i}rms connected not only with the work discovered the cabman wanted. Diens hard and soft hats black or. 'r r'
, � 7.50 rend 1.7o far 1. �:� rem $1 for �5c
family history, but incidentally with lie Proved to be an honest fellow, c 2.27 at]d � 5 f
many stirring "events in, the develop- who was, holding the bag intact, un- �Olored, ill broken line,; andOdd'SI''Geff '' h, 0 or 1,90 Alen'ssent of the Empire. Mrs. Simcoe, aware of its value. Gosael}n returned reg. $1.2.5, 1.fi0 and 2,00 for 50c 'r 3.00 for. 2'25 s Under, vear, in part wool,
by the, way, has in her possession a -home yesterday very happy. 1 og. 75c for 50C
un}gue eollPrtion of medals won by Straw Hats Half 'Price
her father and her two grandfathers. Sermon at Ball Game.' , Overalls 79c: Linen Collars 5c .
till three. of whont distinguished them. Minneapolis, Aug, 30...A precedent Men's Straw Hats,'. this seasons +
selves at Waterloo
_ in professional Sunday baseball was styles. Your choice of any straw Mens Overalls, with or witllont 1+ive dozen. Linen Collars, odd
established yesterday by the holding. bib re 1.00 for 79e, sizes to clear at
The Jewish Race. gi prelude. to llrtt ill th0 store at ltilfr price. ,. , g. $ ,. 5e
, of 'tell 'oris services a."t rt .
There are about eleven million Jewtr the, game between Minneapolls d
in th,3 world. ' Kansas City.
... _ Big"Coal Docks Planned.
Repeat it ;-'"t;hilah`s cure will al- fart Arthur, Aug. �.-�. W: 117 e• The ahu�re prices are .good only fecal Saturday, Aug, 28th, to Saturday, Sept, 11ths
I>erntot, of Ottawa, representing Ot-
tawa Ct:>±• my enl,ghs atlid crtilils." tend American- capitnlists', is Step lively If you want first ChUICe. "
asking the city for assistance in lo -
c. N. ft. Loses Case, mthig a big coal dock, plant to eater
. to fila western. tr.,de. -lie stntMs $50, -
in ilraecbrurts Aug. 28. -After fighting MO would be ex n&d in construe -
J. 13aaumRaiont, who nst the yea",
ix
far the courts ah lifer tsar years, ,7. tion. a
Northern Railway RuttAn and Tates; announce plans
owns a 1,(Xb'acre to eruct two new modern fireproof m ell lire Musl;cies River, four P ; CLUiTON miles from here, has secured an order' buslrievs Mocha' on Arthur street.oraini oat, troth the Iyaiiway Coliimissian that fronia;e 66fi ftt depth X10 feet, ani r
the material used by fire railway for three storeys high.
filling in Coulter's barrows was to to.,
removed by Atoitl next. 6E
- _ _ A quare Deal for Every MallIroo,,'*
ItepCat fit :-'•-",Khiloh's Vere will %I- it(.Vea.t it: -11,4111101's C'ilrt, will cel- ,
ways +cure 171y coughs and calcis.,' 'rays cure my coughs and -colds."
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