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SATURDAYS, 10 a. la, to 1 P. re.
urreetrate s ot interest allowed on deposits.
DIC=ON & CABLING, N. D. auRnox,
sexacrrene. etatemea
Iteeerve Puna §2,050.000
.Itee.eltIons„
)jeY Emperor William FinCed
,
White Illes t peact siotisor'S
ssands-smperisa cabinet Orders S1.4
Weeltst N'atloonl, eeournine in Germany
Simple Vatleral uoor4ne
With the wham* of sae :Noble Peed.
.Cremberg. Aug. 7, -The body of
DewegvrelZ44„-)resn Rea i the bed.
Calendar f9r August. 19011 chamber overloohisag Oa% valley of
2e- ,atbe Aram- It has been embalmed
4 11 18 ley
KQNDANe 9 grOf. Itenvers, and ilea embedded in
iQ e 1
ee 2A aaa mass of tube rose and la France
7 14 21 roeee. She died in a. soft Sleep,
8 vi 29 ParinleSSI.V. and leer features beer the
2
; most serene a.ritl peaceful expression,
9 13 23 30
3 10 17 2 3 death ag"3. /".4 Driefs 14sting
hardlY a quarter a An hour. When
!Prof. Beavers haformed Emperer
lliana that his mother's heart bed
P coned to beat the Chaplain made a
• brIel PraYer, and His MaJesty plo.ced
.,selsite lilies in his zuother'a bands.
1. An Imperial Cabinet order decrees
TgUB$PA.T, AKOUST Om, 1911 thee there shall -be six weeks of nee
tfonel mounting. M public amuse-
' voter.: listcontains ,1? metets, tucludiug concerts end tha.
Stamm atrieal performancee, ore euspended
The dates fixed for the South Perthnutil after the fusterol. The Stine est
Sair to he held at St. Marys, are TOPS- 'the ehurchee Germany zaust ba
aea weargesday. Oct., 1st end' tolled daily for fourteen days from
2134. noon to 1 p. a
Surat Weed tied Delladonnte cow-, A Simple Funeral.
blued with the other ingredients used - cc cd c ,
theirtslise.blek-et.p,t7I0310,s tinusektearesiermtkifteag wisTeesn oQf tileue etieweee-seett.'4thrfurnesesreal
thAe tve:7114patihnef relic rate. n tpitcpepzenv.4 to unee7vireesthweilvlitrumasstsailinIcep$1! asnpoosi7,011)413er
ex,..watderi satulersi,p,St. Narymast remaia on the bed 'teliere she
week, He was touv engaged shar. died until ready for the coffin.
peniug the kuife tit Ids bioder when ne "ses 1'1" it is alloest
from, her private gardeur
the }mite stiffed tuld vat his wrist very /burled "ye
badly. It was most fortunate that the 33milY of the blooms beiuss, Irene
were ot severed. ni
, tSlieS cultivated with her owa
main erteries n
M. R. N. Anderson, of Constance, . hal!'48. Ne eng will be allowed to
tas been It1.4,age4,1to tenth, la 5. s. , rview it. except the members of the
Z. Stephen, the school taught by Mr.' immediate family and household.
Emperor Wtiliara lad a leag inter -
13 Metier. Mr. J. A. MeNaughton, of
-war, has teen engaged to teach ! ses'" tVvu Btleksw eester-
i .1, sessgsns sae easasey shone day. lie drove from Homburg to
e death of 51r. Wm.13sgshaw. Fritsthnialsehef. 'end soou after his
essanehe nese eeriaenllg teen loan. arrival thers the following announce-
ing hay this year. There smore hay =lent regurdllsg the funeral arrange -
in the Doninnon n.nv than ever before reeate was made,.
The crcp line teen enormous eve-: "an ThtIrNiEW the rend faultily
Tribezo end the loamv i.eeeeneete ettend the funeral service in the
Already there is a large export trade Castla. tat willsit the Bishop of Rip -
u. ads Canadian preduet and it w011 be on, who wee semattened by the Em -
lately to increase at the near future. pres. will eallehites Ouly the 3011412-
.A. 4.2(1 affliction (same upon the (Rate family will tee present.
lime of 51r. Jas. Mvet., Fullerton, on "Saturdey evening the coffin will
July -Tr& when his eldest slaughter. eseorted trout Friedrichschof to
?Mae:teeth, died after only a few days the Protestant Chureli in Cronberg
Illness. She taught eehool in Hibbert by a Torchligas processiOn. followed
for three years Tip to about a year ago by the royel family on foot.
She was lsuried in the Presbyterian -Sunday often:sans a funeral ser-,
cemetery, Mitchell, on Thurstley viee will he held in the presence of
afterneoo, the family of the Empress. her
A ((Iv uwned by Ni, John B.Petss household :snit a few of her friends
of the tewnship of North Easthope, anti other privilsged persons."
WW11. und dead in a pnsture ffeld the It 'le teepee!. d here that King Ed -
other day. As tbe animal was ward rill be present.
thoreuglibred Durham and was worth The royal family trill to Pots -
about, VO, tne loss is a hetrey one. sant smash evening, and the body
It was bought at the recent sale of Nvin ee laas.n there Monday evening.
. Jbr Coak, Nozth Iastbope. arni'The funerel service in the Mai:so-
iled a fineepedigrea leant at Ismielenskirche, Potsdam.
Miss aoukiin. of Winnipeg. who w08 will be held Tueeday. As it was the
on her way to St1arys Ont.. took Empress wish that there should be
sick in Chicago, road died in a few no Stale ceremony, the service will
days. itliss Conklin is a sister of Mrs. t b. by ail t o Germau
Dodds of the Indian Mission, Moose royal. personages,
It will be as sim-
Mount'oin, and they both expected to Pie as possible.
meet this summer at their home in St. + Emperor William has received a
Marys, at the re-uulon of the family. telegram of sympathy from the Pope.
For some time past /err. M. F. Burns
hg s
has been an very poor health. He has inlalwardPDeparture.,
been engaged in the grocery business! Cowes, Aug. T. - The time of
in St. Marys far a long time. Fornler. Xing Edward's departure for Ger-
]y a partner in the well known firm of Melee is still undetermined. He went
Snuth it Burns, about seventeen to London yesterday afternoon. The
months ago he started business for ro3:at yacht Victoria. and Albert
himself. It is a matter of regret, not awaits his arrival at Port Victoria
only to himself but to his many friends to convey His Majesty to Flushing.
thnt has health forbids his continuing Although the Xing decided that the
in business for a while. His successor 1 Cowes yachting program should pro -
is Mr. R. P. Gill, son of Mr. R. B. Gill, ceed following the precedent set by
of St. Marys. Queen Victoria at the death of the
The death of Mre. Violetta M. David- Duke of Saxe -Coburg, the owners of
son, the wife of Ifr. Archie Moir, of the vessels entered for the ICing's
Thames Avenue, St. Marys, was not cup (which was to have been raced
unexpected. For saute time past for yesterday) have resolved, out of
she had been a great sufferer from that ' respect for the Dowager Empress not
dread disease, consumption, an afflic- , to start.
tion which she has borne with remark- i mess May Not Go.
able patience. Her death took place l .eeee, A
• 7 - It was asserted
ox Saturday, July 27th. Her mother 5
is Mrs. George Swales, of St. Marys, , last night that King. Ed -
and she was born in Whitechurch !ward will probably not go to llom-
Fifteen years ago she was married to burg or Croxiberg, but will proceed
Mr. Moir. There are two children direct to Potsdam to await there the
whose names are Archie and Clarence arrival of the body.
She was 37 years, 5 months, 7days old Raiser cioselv Guarded.
A farmer who was a resident or correspondent at Oronberg, describe
Blanshard for over forty years, but ing the scenes about the castle and
who has lived at Chesley for some I in the village of Oberusel, says the
time, met with a sad death on Mon- I place is filled with troops, whose
day. Mr. Thos Bugg, the gentlemaniiiresenee is considered necessary for
in question, hearing a disturbance int the safety of the Kaiser. The entire
in his stables, and. Ending that his road was patrolled the whole night,
horses were restless, went in to
quiet them. 'Whilst trying to soothe taingdlitteheen throouorpss. had been on duty for
them, one of them lunged out with1 •
his hind feet and caught the unfox-
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at death. New York, Aug. 7. - The Herald's
tunate man in the pit a the stomach.
Be lay on the floor of the stable till
his groans were heard and he was
carried into the house. This took
place at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at
0 o'clock he was dead. The late Mr.
Bugg married a daughter of Mr.
Haines, Woodham. and was Neel persons hurt, more 01- less 'serious -
known and highly esteemed througla- ly, is the latest revised record of
out 131anshard and St. Marys. He Monday nights explosion ' in the
was born in Bolton township, lived a block 01 buildings on Locust street,
years in Blanshard, andeigbt in Elder- above 1.0th street, in this city. How
lie township, about three miles from many more victims, if any, are still
Chesley, when he met with his death. in the ruins will not be losswn until
Besides his wife, four sone and two the debris has been cleared away.
daughters survive. The two deugh- The property loss will amount to
ters are in Manitoba, one son in British about $75,000, on which there is
Columbia, and the other three at home. small insurance.
He was buried a t Chesley on Wedries-
COUNTING THE DRAD.
Revised Record of Killed. and Injured in
the rhiladelphia Zxplosion.
Philadelphia, Aug. 7. - Seven
dead, three or four probably fatally
injured, and more than sixty o ther
TnOtEr.
Nortaere.
• tal Restat'of Construction on Canadian
I .
$340 000 D BRICK8
Lotus IstsiaBowNE osa
001,
I 1i1r1
Port Arthur, Aug. 7. --News ha.s
&Olen, arid No Give Left, From
the Selby Streltihg Works.
i been rec..eived, her. e of at: exadoeicee.
,
On. the -04110.d1ata Northern in which
three men were killed and eeyeateme
leatired. The melt Were at, work blast-
ing in a roek. cut. at Sturgeon ,
It is .supposed one of the charges did
not :Are and the men went to Werk;
when it eaddeely went Off with the
above result The dead men were
•buriet along the railway and the
wounded taken to Attletileme Hespitale
:where they are being evert for. •
Furthernews, jUst receive(. says .
three. Alen were killed.sevea setienee
ly Wounded an four others slightly
laIrt.. The mea had lust aboat cones
plated work and 1m4 pat in •Ave
Nests to finish, the cut, but in the
discharge only -four of 'the five had
exploded. They began to lear away
eoc1 . from the mit, when the else:me
ite in the efth bole exploded.
„ Iheu:ehaloraere $Anl:
a Shaft, Tunitelledlin.
. derwthe Tault and Squat Struck
tsortene-The retie. OL
San 14'4ne1-son and th
Vay Moos
_t 41kot
Ork 04 the Ca59,-,1414 91 the.
!Pallerty StOlen.
vallajo. Cal., Aug. 7. Gold
bricks, valued at $340,000, were
stolen during last aight from the
Selby Smelting Works. The rob-
bers evidently had been wearing on
the lob for two or three months.
ate7 bed dug a tunnel from outside
th,e 11,01140A beginning with a shaft
about three feet deep. Thence theY
.‘ worked underneath the vault, and,
FINANCIAL °nests enisnarenteS.
Paaking aus. Ioanstrial Faterprises
Germany Suspon41 OPeratioras.
Berlin, Ana. 7,--Yester1ars deee
patches from various parts of Gere
many show that the enancial
illilastrial crisis is spreading. The
Rhell.i2.1450_40 IlInnobellett Akieu Bank
ColOgile has been desslared insolve
ent, and the calico mill of Ehrenberg
• Richter inElleuburg hoe suspend-
ed. Nothing has yet been published
egarding their respective
3)r. Virliu. chairman of the over,
seers of the W. 11. 110111 SPituxiug
Machtisery Factory in Werelaan has
been arrested. Two of the directers
are wanted under euspicion of having
forged cheques.
Drowned at Orangeville.
Orangeville, Aug. 7. - Caled011
Lake, a pleasure resort about three
iles front this tONS11, was the seetie
f a distressing fatality yesterday
fternoon. Little Nora O'Iteilly. the
ee-yeareold daughter ef Mr. II. IL
O'Reith. rattaager of the Danis ot
Iferzsitteri agent's!' at Niagara Valls
Ont.. was playitig about one at the
boathouses in eompatly with sena)
other children. After a time her
nurse notteed she was missing and A
search sacs instituted, which result-
ed ha finding the child lyitog in the
lake immediately in front est the
boathouse. Dr. Caeser 01 Toronto.
who was in his boathouse nearby,
was summoned at once and !moiled,
for nearly an hour in a. vain effort to
restore life. No one saw the thild
get into the water.
! The deed cluld is o. niece of Dr.
O'Rielly of the General Hospital,
, Toronto; Dr. Gerald O'Rielly of
Guelph, and Dr. E. B. 0 Rielly of
1! Hared ton.
day.
murder Ne:Ir Montreal.
Montreal Aug 7 -News of a mur-
THE CAUSE OF HAY FEVER
It's a microbe that floats in the air,
gets into the throat and lungs, de-
yelops rapidly, excites inflammation; I
etc. The cause is as simple as a
thistle in the finger. Extract the
thistle away goes the pain. Destroy
the Hay Fever gertn--you get well.
That's why Catarrhozone acts so mar-
yellouely th Hey Fever. Its fragrant
vapor to you brings cure, but to the
microbe dea,th. Catarrhozorte is as
quick to act on these mitroscopic or-
ganisms as lightning. Prevents as
well as cures, and 18 always successful,
Druggists, Sic and $1.00, or Poison et
Co., Kingston, Ont.
'
'der in one of the quiet parishes to
the north of Montreal has lust reach -
cal the city. It appears that a fartn-
er nanied Flah6riy, living at Morin,
a
Plats, fired at and killed his bro-
ther-in-law, one Blais, who had been
drinking and creating, a. goo'd deal of
disturbance.
Will Talk About Apples
Toronto. Aug. 7. -The Natioual
Apple Growers' Associatioa's an-
nual coavention opens in the Pa-
vilion at 3.0 o'clock this moraing.
Two business sessions, one in the
morning and the otlier in the After-
noon, will be held. and in the even-
ing a reception will be given by the
canadian apple shippers.
After an adress of welcome by the
Mayor, addresses on matters of inter-
est to the trade, will be delivered by
Iron. Henry Ile Dunlop, Savoy, 111.;
33. W. Stone, U. S. Government Sta-
tistician; C. it. Williamson, Quincy,
ID.; F. D. Cummings, Portland, Meal
. IL.
Mills, Guelph; Ed. N. Loomis, New
York, and others.
Striking upwards, bored a hole in
the strong room Roar. The hole was
shaPed like the manhole of a boiler.
art of the hole Was bored two
months ago. it is thought and the
last Was Completed during the night,
! Through that hole they took the
gold bricks and carried them to 0.
ban e near the mouth of the tonne/
east of the worlts. where they vet-
dently were pieced in coat, In
their hurry the robbers lett two ot
the brichs On the bank.
Sheriff Wale Of Cootra Costa
ammth. and Chief of 1olice Seuterd
Q1 Vallejo, have been notified and
• are now at the works, The police of
San FrelleteCo and all the bay cities
are at, work on the case, Out so far
there is not the slightest clue to the
robbers.
Get a Iiig Seegia•
4 The work was that, of skilled lilea
' and their elaborate plans were car-
" tied oue without a WW1. They got
all the builiou in the vault. leeving
, behind only the two bricks that were
dropped on the Attire. Only one day's
" accumulation Of reigned gold was
kept at tho works. Monday's run was
tuaisually heavy, and the gold Was to
have been shipped heck to Si,111.1 Fran-
cisco yestertley.
! The tuunel that the robbers eh-
,
eavated was about thret) feet in di-
' allaeter and gave theal plenty ot
room in which to work. It is sup-
posed that the dirt from the tunnel
was taken out at eight and dropped
la the bay. First reports stated that
the tunnel wan two or three hundred
feet long, but, aecordiug to late ad -
it is only about 10 Sect in
length. The shaft was started close
to the wall arid was mac below the
foundation. Thence it was only a
short dietance under the floor of the
. vault. It is thought. the men who
committed the robbery took , their
plunder in a. latineh and made off
, directly for an Francisco. There
are plenty of places, however, to
which they may have gone - either
+ up the SattraMento River or to the
shore ot any of the numerous bays.
Tito Froperty Stolen,
Following is n. list of property
stolen: Four fine gold bricks, alt
numbered, soul containing as fol-
lows; No. 1, 230-1, 100 ounces and
a fraction; No. 1, 237-3, 300 ounces;
NO. 1, 238-1, 123 ounces and a frac-
tion; No. 1, 230-1, 127 ounces and
a fraction. Also 10,000 ounces of
gold in various shapes and a little
silver, The gold in the bricks is'
+worth $2 an ounce.
fore Canadians Dead.
Ottawa, Aug. 7. - The Militia
Department has received the follow-
ing cable:
Johannesburg, Aug. 2. - Regret
to report that No. O. 1410, Trooper
James Henry Quinn, died of enteric
fever, No. 17 General Hospital, July
30; No. 01,613 Trooper Sergt.-Major °
William Chalmers, and "A" 1780,
Trooper Harry John Sproule, killed
in action at Rout Kap, near Vereen-
iging, July 11. Next of kin respect-
ively, J. G. Quinn, father, 13randon;
Mrs. George Chalmers, mother,
Moosomin, and William Sproule,
father, 475 Elgin avenue, Winnipeg.
(Signed) High Commissioner.
Object to Waterway Plan.
New York, Aug. 7. - The Execu-
tive Committee of the Canal Asso-
ciation bas decided not to advocate
the proposed deep waterway plan.
The committee came to the conclu-
sion that the interest not only. of
New York but of the whole State
would be better served by a 1,000 -
ton barge canal. There is more or
less doubt as to whether the deep
waterway proposition can be carried
out.
Scalded to Death
Richmond Hill, Ont., Aug. 7. -The
three-year-old daughter. of Mr. and
Mrs. C. 33oVaire, near Richmond
Hill, was scalded to death yesterday
afternoon by falling backwards into
a pail of hot water. Her mother
was washing and had the pail of hot
water standing in the floor. Mrs.
Bovaire removed the clothing from
the child immediately, but could do
nothing to save her life. The child
died shortly afterwards.
lairaculons ecape.
Chatham, Aug. 7. -While Harry
Massey was driviag s across the C.
P. R. track on 14Ionday he was struck
by a freight engine. The horse svas
instantly killed, and the buggy -to-
tally demolished. Massey was carried
some 25 feet and thrown into the
ditch. He was badly bruised and cut,
hut escapdd sei ious injury,
iite rather Lilco Son.
I Halifax: Aug. 7. -Edwin Potter,
I. aged 11 years, was drowned at An-
napolis yesterday afternoon while
bathing. The father of the boy. U.
titricicle 1.1y Drowning.'
Elalifax, Aug. 7. -At Westchester,
Cumberland County, on Sunday,
Jacob E. Purdy, aged. 25 years, com-
mitted suicide by drowning in an un-
used well in an out -building at his
father's home. He had been despona
dent for years,
W. Potter, was, #1rownect at ,alisioat
the same spot ten years ago-
,
ow for Cho South role.
0we, itSle of Wight, Alias 7. -The
British A ntarcti c expl or of on ship
Discovery sailed froxn here yesterday
afternoon for the Antarctic regions.
BASEBALL ON TUESDAY.
Brockton Tho Bastern Leacue.
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-3
Toronto .. ... . .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Two.base hita-Bonner, Smith, Slater,
Ititrit'41rOdst. BitiiIittO llign it -
hases
s n -0 Bar-
tel 8i. Sgtgliile-poltaBYW3nrdtett bli ti:
t a .
Wild piteb.es-Barned;8. Left on ,bases -
Toronto 8, Brockton . Time -1.50. Um-
pire -O'Loughlin. Attendance -000.
E.
Ilartford 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I
alOni2ea1
-3 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 *-916 1
Statterles-Gardner, Steelman and Urqu-
hart; Souders and Wilson. umpire-Liam-
ney. Attendance -um.
BILE.
Rochester .,.... 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 *--5 7 2
Worcester ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 9 3
Ratterles-Melrarlaa and Dixon; Magee
and Clements. trnsaire--Stunt.
National League Settras.
At Pittsburg- RILL.
St. Louis .. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 72
Pittsburg .. 2 0 0 3 1 2 0-810 1
Batteries-Iarper and Ryan; Tannehill
and Yeager. Called, ram.
A • el 1 tI H
Chicago .- 1 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0-6 53
Cincinnati- ... 0 0 1 0.0 0 01 0-2 7 1
Latterles-Waddell and Kahoe; Stirchal
and Bergen.
At Bosten-
Bostoir'.
. ... . . 01100021* -.510 0
Philadelphlao 2 0 0 0 o 0 0 1-3 6 2
Batteries -Dineen and Kittredge; Dona-
hue and Cross.
A.meriean Baseball League.
At Milwaukee-- KIDD.
Detroit .... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4-3 11 2
Milwaukee 100001002-48 4
Batteries -Miner and Buelowl Sparks and
Maloney.
Second Day Mg/ranter' Races.
Hamilton, Aug. 7. --Weather was
'fine yesterday, the setond day of the
.racet here.' Track fast.
First race, 6a furlongs, $250, s 3 -
year -olds, 1 Young Henry; 2 Bean;
13 Magnus Froil, 7-5. Time, 1.20a.
Second race, -3- -mile, $250, 2-yeaf-
°ISIS; 1 Merriment; 2 Meditation; 3
Silk Cord, 8-5. Time, 1.01a.
Third race, 1 mile, $250, 3 -year-
olds and up, 1 Bellcourt; 2 Obstinate
Simon; 3 All Saints, 8-3. Time,
1.42A
Fourth race, 44. furlongs, $250, 2 -
year -olds, 1 Papermaker; 2 Helmet-
ta; 3 Easy Street, 8-5. Time, ,54.
Fifth race, 5a furlongs, $250, 3 -
year -olds and up, 1 Ra,cetnal; 2 Ed-
inborough; 3 Hie Away, 4..1. Time,
Sixth race, a mile, $250, 4 -year-
olds and up, 1 Samiv.el; 2 Aliamo; 3
Tenderloin, 1-24-. Time, 1.15.
Attempt at Train Ni'reelting.
S/11.411,'S Falls, And. 7.-Mhat ap-
pears to have been an attempt to
wreck. the C.P.R. Blontreal express
was made here at an early hour yes-
terdhy Morning; The express was
pre'cecled by-an'engine running light,
and just as the latter -reached the
Rrige of the town an explosion oc-
curred, which tore off one of the
driving wheola: Very little damage
\yes done otherwise, and the express
was not &flayed.
Negotiationsijeclared toil:lave Made BARK
an Satisfactory Progress,
London, Aug. 7. - Lord Lens-
dowue, the Foreign Secretary, re-
plying in the House of Lords yeater
clnY to a question of Eael .Spencer,
Llberel, said the Chilies.) negotiee
tions bad recently made rapid and
satiefaCtory progress. The beclemnity
question was CliSPosed Of. With the
eXCeation of EL few minor pointe.
where was still some queetion
whether the matter ot the corainer-
cial facilities in Maa bad net bet-
ter be transferred to some other
place than Pekin, and, to some more
wieldy body than the present confer-
ence, Great Britain wan still ia fav-
or of the *Pen door throughout
China. They could not complain that
they had not equal commercial •vantages in the Yang Tse Valley.
The Foreign Secretary also said
that the final strength of the lege-
tion garrison at Pekin would 'web -
ably be 1,800 men, awl that an. ad..
ditional force of 3,900 would be
distributed at important points
along the route to the sea.
The Secretary regarded the Anglo,.
German mid the Angio -Russian agree-
ments as satisfactory, but as tend-
ing to the maintenauce of China's
territorial integrity.
Britisl; alleister Would Not Sigo.
Pekin, Aug. G. -The Fereiga
ers had arrauged to sign the settle -
t pretoeol to -day, but Itritish
Moister Satow yesterday eveuing
notiSed his colleagues that Great
Britain was unable to sign. Re
gaVeno reasoos, and the meefing
was postponed indefinitely.
arrival of naitiersee.
Berlin, Aug. 7,-1he steamer Gera.
with Field Marshal Count Von Wel-
dersee on board. has Arrived off
.easseePeate annen WINNERS.
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wards In Ville Arts' Department at the
resaainericere
BullIal0. N. Y., Aug. 7.--T1ze Jury
of Awards for the division ot Cue
arts of the Pan-American Exposition
has ramie its awards, alltentg them
being the following. Canadians:
Group 1. (I30). Claes 577. paint-
ings in oil, water color. pastel and
tourtitgr, eilten
rrenOgons.tzeti tueditone.
Gold. artetielets-William Brymner.
Robert 'Terris, Homer WaISOLI, Blair
Bruce.
Silver nuellalo-E. Dyonnet. E.
Wyly (trier, John Itanunond, Laura
Mentz, James Wilson Morrice.
Bronze medals -Maurice Cullen.
WiUiaw Cruikshank, Edmund Mor-
ris, A. D, Patterson, J. St. Charles.
Honorable mentIon-M. A. Bell, F.
M. Dell -Smith, P. II. Drigtlen, Flor-
ence Carlyle, J. W. L. Forster, J. L.
Graham, Robert F. Gegen,
ray Xnowles, 0. M. Manly, Mary
II, Reid, S. Strickland Tully, Paul
Shulman
Group 2, (137), Glass 578, sculp-
ture, including medals and cameos:
Silver osedar-Ws S. Alward.
Group 1, (130, MISS 577, paint -
trigs in all, water colors, pastel and
other recognized mediums, minia-
tures, cartoons -George A. Ileid.
The awards in the Section of Arch-
ifecture have not yet been reede ow -
in to the difficulty in 'bringeng the
Stny together in Buffalo.
Importing Pure Bred Stook,
FOR SALE Y 11.
Full of Meaning.
The "Sovereign" brand
on a laelfa shoe means
everything a lady has a
right to expect hi, a slaoa
It means style because
aaa-
made on the very latest,
most fashionable patterns.
It means fit because
made on lastsmodeled from
real feet-withallthe stretch
and shrink taken out of
the shoes.
It means beauty because
" Sovereign " shoes are
finished by the best, most
up-to-date methode.
It means wear because
only first-class materials
are put into "Sovereign"
shoes and they are put to-
gether by the best of all
niethoils, the Goodyear
fl lite welt process.
For men and WWI=
$3.001 Se.so and $4.o0.
Stamped on the soles.
Sovereign Shoe
SWEET, EXETER.
R'SQLISIT OARS1IEN RA'FroltTAGE MP. McDougall, of the St. StarT
_ s'
deerne wanes and Champion •Faite eroolletgiollaltaes5CtlaaffsISICIasstip7:iigaluisetditnolteetleP
chartge Courtesies, 1lla UIgh selioni.
Rat portege. Aug. T. -George
TOW.U.S* ot Englandaccompauied by
TOM Sullivau, his trainer, and
rime, another oarsmanarrived in
town at 9 Welock yesterday., easel
were ,33.11et nt the depot by a. large
number of the members of the Rat
I ortage Rowing Club, and °thee
eitizezis, who welcomed the British. -
s toed escorted elle= to the Rowing
(stub quarters, which were placed Pet
their disposal. Their boat was sent 11
to the clubhouse to be unpacked.
WhiIo the Englishmen were being
shown through the clubhouse. Joke
Gandaur came in for his morning
work, and was introduced to Towns,
StilliVall and Jake aro old triexade,
a.nd, their meeting was of the most
cordial character. Sullivan's greet-
ing words were:
"Why, Jake, you look younger
than ever. What have they been do-
ing to you up here?" JII3iti"S reply,
was: "Living atuong the rocks
agrees with me."
The three Englishmen had the
course on which the struggle ot Sep -
'ember 4 will take place pointed out
to them, and they expressed them -
as delighted with it. Totems
is a. small man, but of a very mus-
cular type, with long arras and legs
n.nd stock x body,
' Women with mile colorless faces, who
Ifeel eeek and discouraged, will M-
VO% 4. i at h mental and bodily vigor
hy using Carter's Lon Pills, whieh are
made for the blood, nerves and coin-
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Is it coated?
Then you have a bad
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morning. Your appetite
is poor, and food dis-
tresses you. You have
frequent headaches and
are often dizzy. Your
stomach is weak and
your bowels are always
constipated.
There's an old and re-
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dose and then stop. Bet-
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each night, jusf`enough to
cause one good free move-
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thaii.balf a box of any other krnd I
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Mrs N. E. TALBOT,'
March 30, 1893. Arrin,gton, Kant
A.,
Ottawa, Aug. 74 -Ontario farmers
have recently purchased some pure-
bred stock in England. Mr. Carpen-
ter, M. P. r., of Sinneoe, bought
soMe rams at the Cardig Exhibition
and 20 ewes fronl two of the finest
iloeks in. Great Britain. Joseph
Brethour bought sOrao prize boars
and sows, and Robert Miller of
Stoufterille got some choice sheep and
cattle. W. D. Fln.tt of Hamilton go
some shorthorn cattle, and J. Davis
selected about 60 head of Yorkshire
swine.
Government Conies to Time.
Toronto, Aug. 7. - The Cashmere
Dam in the ?I'llames River, which
was the cause of the split between
C01. Leys, M.P.P. for London, and
the Ontario Government, can be pur-
chased from the owner, Doran Ev-
eringlaam, for $1,000. The Govern-
ment has made overtures to him
and -the Commissioner of Public
Works, Hon. F. R. Latchford, says
the Legislature will be asked to vote
that amount.
Blown to Atoms.
Bowling Green, Aug. 7. -Eight
hundred narts of nitro-glycerine ex-
plode& 1a miles southwest of this
city yesterday" afternoon and blew
1 the driver of the wagon in. which the
explosive was stored, the team and
the wagon to atoms.
Favor Canadian Ray.
Washington, Aug. 7,4 -Complaint
was instituted yesterday before the
Inter -State Coranaeree Commission
by the National Hay A ssociation
against the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroa'd Company and 29
other roads doing business in the
eastern section of the country, al-
leging unlawful discriminations
against hay and straw. It is ailed-
• ed that comniodity rates are given
to Canadian hay, working a 'discrim-
ination against the domestic pro-
duct.
Both Bylaws Carried.
Orangeville, Aug, 7. -Voting took
place on Monday on two bylaws, one
to grant a loan of $5,000 to the
Dufferin Coffin and Casket Company,
and the other c loan of $10,000 to
H. F. G. Pett, who proposes , to
start biscuit and confectionery
Manufactory. Both bylaws carried.
Cabinet Appoints M. Glenn.
Toronto, Aug. 7. - At a meeting
of the .Ontarip Cabinet yesterday al -
ternoOn, the vacant position of pol-
ice magistrate at .st, Thomas was
filled by the appointment of J. M.
Glenn, K. C. Tha late aieumbent of
the office • was Polls:a Magistrate
White, now deceaSed.
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President Manager
TORONTO
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