The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 1

i. Evening Journal The 16 PAGES 128 Coldmns VOL. XXVII. No. 132.

OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1912. PRICE ONE CENT. DENMARK'S KING DIES UNATTENDED AND UNKNOWN IN HAMBURG STREET FREDERICK AN UNCLE OF KING GEORGE Many European Royalties are Bereaved. Monarch was Travelling Incognito With Queen. Death of KldrrlT Pedestrian on 8Unrt In Hamburg "tionert fainted no F.tlraontliiary lnlrrM Lm.

rr Bony him IdcnUtlrd by Royalty. oooooooooooooooooo a a a a a a a PROCLAIMED KINO. Copenhagen. May 15 Christian X. waa proclaimed King of Denmark from the balcony of the palace at o'clock this afternoon.

In tho presence of a hug eoncoutse of people wl'ui had gathered In the square In front of the royal residence. oooooooooooooooooo Canadian Pn- Driat-h. Hamburg! German)'. May IS. King Frederick VIM of Denmark died atone, unrecognized and unat tended on a public, street here late fast night of apoplexy.

The King, travetlln incognito. rpivd hem Monday on his re turn fruin a long trip the aouth. here he had been conalJcin from a aerioui attack of inftamma-' tloa of the lungs- WUh the Viucen and the royal he look quarters at the Hamburger Hot Hotel. At ten o'clock Wat night the King left the hotel unaccompanied for his utual atrolt before retiring. Ha had gone only a hort 4iiitance T.hen lie waa overcome on the treet by a sudden attack of apo plexy.

He fell unconactoua to the pave ment, and died and not being recognised a person of so great prominence, bta body was rushed to the nearest hospital In an automobile. When members of the King suits Jhacawie alarmed over failure to return to the hotel after a reasonable time, they called In the proprietor nnl a search waa 1 begun. The searchers found His Majesty dead at the hoapltal and brought bis body back to the ho-" tel with them. The King was regarded by his, physicians 1 as completely restored tc health by his trip to Uw south. Yea- terday he fell particularly well and during th day expressed Joy at hi.

EVENTS TO-NIGHT Hawick Hall Horse Show. Colonial Theatre-'Tha Penalty." Dominion Theatre "AH-of-a-Sudden Carnegie Library Royal Society. Dominion Methodist Church District meeting. BL Oeorge's Parish Hall Missionary meeting. 81.

Luke's Hospital Nurses' BUTTER, freah churned, salted or unaalted. Phone us or ask a driver. Also Buttermilk, "OTTAWA DAIRY. Nicholas Nickleby fChaa. Dickens 1.

Family Theatre, to-day snd Thursday. 8mSGBlITIO CULLKCTOR, Bubacrtptlnn Collector wanted by Tha Journal Printing Co. Must be capabla and produce unquestionable references. Apply In person to the Circulation Manager. BARGALNH IN FT'KMTl RK H)K SHOPPING wKEk.

Com. In and Inspect our tine of -oouohea and aofaa. For ahopplng weak we ar giving large dlacnunta. jerom up. Chaullon Furniture lit Kideau 8u arm- nnraann Brtm Wm AT NEW ORCHARD BMCH.

A few lota left; term easy. If you I ar In search of a real dertrabl loca tion for your summer home, secure on. of these lota todser. There I no quoatloa about It being an excellent ptac -for flablnc. boating.

bathing. i. I I i It 1, easily reached, convenient ar. and kn th. mMM of aurroundlnga Kull particulars from I.

O'Connor. .7 Hank 8t Bta PISU nEEX. Thla (tor wfll b. found Ir gala atrJr for Ottawa', big horse show and shopping wek. In Saturday's iasu will be found the list of a few mt th offerings ptoked from the dlff-erent department that will readily appaal.

not only by the pric but by tha quality of th goods offered. Kx-tra salsa ladles for tha week will en- sure you prompt service. our out-of-town customers and visitors will have their fare refunded based on the amount of purchase. No, one can afford to pas this store this week. J.

A. Faulkner, Departmental Store, corner Clarence and Dalhouste. A St. Patrtok car will take you to-th door. TRR 8PIRKLLA OORJtKT.

Splrella Corset, fit tad to form, sub-da Irregularities, and give supreme eomfort. lit and style. Guaranteed on year against rust or breakage. Pbon 17 for appolntm.nL Hnurs 1 to 4 p. m.

iDm UutobisoB, Ujy, 1 of Denmark who died lnM iiUttit, HUH iMMfl In JNCl, mimI mm -limit -i I In Uh throne Jim. 29. I Ill curly lirt of (luiipanillvr' Mvr.y unvc him do-iiHM'rnUc tut hie whUli iinlt'nrrit htm to IiIm mo1 Hi hum kIkIjt or the Dimmer QiMfii rxpocteil return li remarki-d thi and cotjipletely it wiis aiinuuih OniJMihntn today, he felt refreshed -stitred tir.rn.tlih. thin tttorttinif that nrmnftv me n.n taking the lody to UrnniHrk wtxild be cumpleted durintv Iha HSh Aln jt-nty's relatives ulitl royalties tlirmiKhmit fc.uroHt were no-1 tilled of hut death before daybreak. The ItagH on all thu pulihc build- rn welct)mc mics nere, nere ine ixtntf wera half-mited tuduy.

Trurlled Incognito. Kinjc Krtdrkk and Wu.rn Loulna, aho hud traxelit-d here from Nice un- lal I hit 1 tit ml County of hjid theli thr I'rincu 4iuatue and Dagniar. Willi ihem. KinK Fit rick had been undergoing a coudh uf treatment 'for af iertw-uierol, with iikli he had been truublft fur a cont.denille time. He had ulo sutTereM -rij an attack of Inllamnuition of th; but this had been coiniU'ty ovt-t-ctjinr.

1 When he lett the H'uinburKer Hof last night after eating a hearty din ner, the Klii utrul led toward the gooo marke mo of the prlneliml squares In the bualnesa section of the iu mn the corner from the hotel. A few minutes later hoiuo edestriana on the "goua market" no- need an eld rly gentleman tall in a heap on lbs sidewalk, llti waa dressed In an ordinary business suit and appeared to be a well-to-do tradesman, A policeman was called, wh had tho hodv ronveved In an in bUe to the Sailors' HosDltal. Phrsl-'ibe dans on duty there, on anamination luuud that death had been Inxtantun- 1 eous. inre was notning on tne iouy wntcn anoraeo tow 10 ur'iueniiu- catloni und it was placed In the mof- tuary -of the hospltuU Ileanl uf liK'ident. It was only much later in the even-I Ing that the royal suite, which hod become ahxmus owing to the Kings absence, heard of the Incident that had occurred un tho "goose market." As their in-iulrieti In rcjfiird to the King's movements had up to then pro ed nut less, they, together, with the proprietor of the hotel, proceeded to the hospital to look at the body there, ulthuugh they did not suspect that It u4 that ir His Majcy On arrival at the hrimiinl thev -p, confronted by the tragic fact that tho dead mak the hing Arrmmt menta were Immediately made for tho body to oe conveyed to the hoit-i, where It was laid out amid masses of flowers.

CONTINl'KD OX PU.K WAS NOT FIXKD. Through an error In the polic -court report tn The Journal yesterday it I waa stalled that Aronson was; fined 112 for frequenting a gamblinst Si. Thomas, D. W. I May IS.

A sa-house. S4pear. however, that Mr. vera and prolonged earthquake oc-Arlnaon waa arqultted of the vharge, at Antigua yesterday. There his name having tieen conf.iaed wltii was a prolonged shook at St.

Kfttaand those jrf severalf others who were 1 a sltght shock was felt In Guadeloupe, rtned, 1 No damage- has 'been repotted. COMPETITIVE DESIGNS FOR DEPARTMENTAL BUILDINGS Government Anxious That 1. Street Structure Shall Beautiful The guvernmeat ha. decided to call'fr competitive designs for the new buildings which will be wn, open to the' world or confined to Canadian The outlay. It la expected, will be about six millions.

T' "RAT." MAt h'S ATTIIACT1 VK KI.GN. Hat. and the world with you. Oo hungry and you go alone. This la rather hashed over philosophy, but neverleaa true, on Bank near the corner of lwiurier ave, You will see a flaming electric sign with the word Th.i'.

Mack's Lunch. st. Dros In. you will be pleased with the service and food you get. When you ar hungry think of that "Kt" aign.

and Mack Lunch. Bu.ilneaa Men's Lunch our specially. II io o'clock, for OROKKKD S50 WIKDOW SIIAIIKK. KvarV day greater recognition is being given Cleghorn and fjeatile. -of this city, as the best and most reliable dealer In Hugs, Curtains, Draperies, etc.

A large contract for over 159 window shads haa Just been awarded them by the Qubtw Rallwayj HHOPPINO WEEK PIAXO, KAJ.E. Company, of Quobec, who have the alteration aal of Piano. Is on largeat office building In that city. 'now during ahopplng 'week and It's They paid a higher prtc-for the ape- fin chano to Save money on a elal cloths and good workmanship i Piano or Player Piano. There are submitted by Cleghorn and Beattle nearly Instruments of all makes of-rarhsr than buy poorer good, from Pre.

racltals alt day long on lower tenderer. Making window the Victrola or Player Piano. A of every sty! Is a specially of too stock of pianos 1 on our floor to tnis nrm. wnose pnone numoer is 1 1 1 3 they lake accurate measure- meats tha cUa, of charge anywhere In PIUSVK 'IIHIKTHX. cldr of riffht tnuorrn, wim cxrnr Kin of lciiniark.

wm Iralnrd In an BUno. lnre of timll4.ty. He In In I'liitotiw Alexandrine of Mftrklcn. hum (td Iuim two chililrvri. Ilia arc-oiiil anil, KlnK of Norway, married rrliicewi laujhtiv of Klna lluanj.

DR. FERGUSON FOUND DEAD Rockland Died Suddenly of Heart Fail-. ure This Morning. Kirciat to The Journal. Kockland.

15. Ur. Will- iUIn K-rgoson. hohad practiced her. for the iiast -4 year was found dead I In his bed this morning by his house-; Keeper.

LjeJih was due to heart failure. Uetcmed went to bed laat night apparently In guud health, (letting no I anawer to her knocking at his bedroom door, the housekeeper went Into the i room, to llnd the dtn'tor dead. He waa a bachelor and a popular mu.n with all who knew him. He vc hU f.ither and mother, Dr. i JnmeB und Mr Ferguson of Cum- in-r la nd; two brothers, Cecil of New Vork.

iind John of Cumberland; one Hlntcr, Lome A. Kennedy of New The funeral arrangements have not been arranged, but It Is likely ha will hurled Saturday. The fnneral will be held from Rockland to Cumberland. gri'lj STAY AHEAD OF GERMANY Supplementary Estimates Will be Presented by Winston Churchill. Canadian Press Despatch.

London, May 13. Winston Spencer Chun hill. First Lord of the Admiral- ty, announced In the House of Com mons today that In view 01 the additional sums 'to be expended by Germany on naval construction under the new Uerman navy bill, WMch passed It second reading in the Reichstag yesterday, he would certainly have, present supplementary naval eetl-matea this year as he had Intimated In speech when Introducing the naval budget. Architecture of Wellington be Worthy of "Most Capital." built on Wellington street. hv will -fa TWO IIIUH GRAiK I'lAVO easy terms for s'lthtiv used and Rlsch Piano, finished In 8ui Pomlngo Mahogany.

I26 for slightly used Hetntxman Dano. Two genuine snap. Call or write at once. John Raper Piano Company. Sparka atroet.

PRITI'0 PLANT, Kc.r sale, en' bloc, must have us of Hold to highest offer reserved Wd. for cash. Over Jarvla', The DHr'JWKRH AJID WASIIHTAVD8 KlltPPINO WKEK RKDlCnOSH. Dressers and Waehstsnds. Imperial oak finish.

with large beaded plat mirror, from tlA up. Chatlllon Fur-filture Ill Rldeau 81. cnoos. rrora tne- product nf six W. Lindsay, Limited, mt Sparks atre.L "Canada's largest piano house." TORCHES USED IN GARDENS I All-night Fight of Local uaracners Effort to Save the Straw berry Crop.

Bumper Yield In Local Dlrfc la Foreahadowed If WcaMlier la favor Nr VlgUaoo Xwaary at Mgtat to Offset Kffecu of rrosC At this particular tlm nf the year ona of lb, burning t. trawberry crop and will It lsre or soiallT Vary raw of th. ahep la the city hav, offered strawberries for sal. yat, and thoaa that ar. displayed ara Imported fruit, coming from -th.

unil.d elates, principally North Carolina. Thes. ra aellna; at prices ra(-inz from II to a cents par boi. se ar. an ejtpennlv, luxury, as at thla tlm of th yaur, when fresh fruit la ao tasty, a bos la ratfier small quantity.

Mr. Moreland. th. prominent Sparka atroet fruit merchant, aald thla morning that from present Indication, the strawberry crop In this section of Ontario, at least, should be a bump er one. "The vlnea ara laden with berries In the process' at forming." aald Mr.

Moreland. "and all that Is needed la th proper kind of weather and strawberries will vary cheap. Th way thing, ar shaping up now th aupply of domestic oeme should start about the ninth of June, and by iveirta they will vary plentiful." Mr. Moreland. who Is Interested la the Rld.au gardens, in New Edinburgh, aald that It waa such weather aa prevailed laat night that made th fruit growara alt up night, and worry.

All night night twenty-five men. armed with lighted torches, walked up and down.th rows of strawberry plants In th Itldeau garden, keeping th cold away from th fruit aa beat they could. Th reports of th frost in other parte of Ontario th nlghUlM-i for had put fear into their heart, that last night this section might visited bene, th precautions. "We would, welcome people to our gardens to look around them. aald Mr.

Moreland. "and feel sure that to on who haa not seen them they will be a revelation aa they are considered to be amongst the beat In th Do.nr Inlon." QUKBZO PASTHS LQOX HORNS IN -j ELECTION TODAY To-day the lectors of 1 the Prtvlnc of Quebee ara-exercl- alng Hhelr franchise In a gen-' end election for' the thirteenth leglalatur. Th government, which la appealing' for a renewal of confidence, 'waa formed March. -ZO, 190. and conaista of the following: Sir Lomer Oouln, L.

J. Allard. Uganda and Forests; C. fR. Devlin, Colonisation.

(Mines and Paiherlea; Jjouta Taachereau, Public Works and Lsfbor; J. Decarie. provincial secretary; J. G. Ca-ron, agriculture; P.

S. O. Mao-kensle. treasurer; J. C.

Kalne -and N. P. Perodeau. without portfolio. Premier Oouln wss knighted by th Prince at Wales at the Quebec Tercentenary celebration In 10.

He to-day a candidate In counties, Portneut and, St. Johns- He la a lawyer. Hon. Charles Devlin, who known in Ottawa, also a candidal In two counties. Nlcolet and Temlacamlng.

Ha was formerly for. Ottawa county. 'Last September Quebec elected S3 meber to the House of Commons, 'UberaV 37 Conservative, and on Independent or Kbor. 1 The popular vote atood: Llb-: Conservative. Th result, will be bulletined nt The Journal office aa faat as received.

Hplrltaal Offerings. Maa card may procured from JarvraV'Tb Bookstore." Varied ptica. and tyls. NHOPPISO WEEK MILLINERY announce for Horse Show Week a apeclal showing of Classy Picture Hats, suggestlone In OMrlch Plumes and Flower trimmed effects. All our remaining Imported models ar Included In thl 8hopplng -Week price lashing.

A. A. Fournler, Ltd, Wellington Street. COSTKLLO CROWK Bleetrloal repair shop, Rldeau it. Repairs to elevators, motors, vacuum cleaners, fan, irons.

Phons 311s. OXE KIKH. POCXOS. There are few Ash caught In th Ottawa River as Urge as th one In our window. Nevertheless, Mr.

Ouer-tln. who caught this big sturgeon, say he has don a great deal of Ashing at this spot at New Orchard Beach and always bars "a good catch." Buy a lot now In this popular subdivision, where there la el-waya good Ashing, boating and bathing. Bom choice lots atlll available', easy terms D. O'Connor, Bank 81. selling agent.

1 DO XT MIRK rr. The great opportunities offered at thl store during ahopplng week will appeal not only for the price but the quality of the good. Read our larg d. In Saturday Issue. J.

A. Faulkner, Departmental Btore. Dalhodel Street. Tak a flt. Patrick Street car: It take you to th door.

His Majesty the Horse: the Cynosure of AH Eyes ONLY THE TITANIC, HE SAID Dramatic Turn Given Ti tanic British Enquiry. Californian was Close En ough to sec Lights. HlgmJAcant llrmask nf CaftU InThird OAeer oand Marconi Operator Asleep Hrard of Dlasuitrr -ju-ly Next Morning; and Met arpatJs-JU Special Cable to Tha Journal. London. Way 15.

A dramatic turn given to tha Titanic Inquiry by acw evidence concerning the mystery ship caused the court to be this morning, the majority being 'well1 dressed women. Many wera Ameri- vans. Tha tale wa taken up by the third officer of the Californlun, Charles 1 Oroves. who waa on the bridge, of the 1 Callfornlan from to IS that night. At 11.1- ha saw one light.

At he mada out two while masthead lights. Tha captain, came on the brio go ana said: I It does not look Ilk a passenger droves sbulled: "it is. She Mat hr light out at 11.40.", I waaalp. Tha following dialogue followed: Irdrd Mersey Did she put her lights out before the captain came on. tho "Yes." I "Tou told tha captain that?" i Ts.M -What did he say?" "He said the only passenger steamer near us waa the Titanic." "He said that, did he?" asked Lord Mersey with brows raised.

"Ves, my Lord." Witness continued: "After leaving the bridge I went to tha Marconi operator. Evans, who I found asleep in hia berth. 1 woke him up and said what ships have we passed He replied, 'only the Titanic'." He Haw Kockeia. -I was -called In. the morning at :40 by Chief Off leer" Htewart and told I was wanted on tha bridge.

He said tha Titanic had sunk and the passengers were In life boats ahead of us. I went Into the second officer's cabin and aald: ls this right-about the Titanic? The oiTlcer replied: "-Yes, I aw rocketa In my watch'." Lord Mersey "That conveys to me New Monuments for Parliament Hill I 11 111 Mniiis! I C' Jq TO UEORUE BltOAVN. TO TUOMA8 U'AKCY MctiKK. The above are the dexlgns nf the monument, la Thaaia. IVArry No.

Geo and Ueorg Rrown which will hp rrettrd un Pariuunrnt Hill thla summer. They will be placed In such poliksmo in form further links In the chain or cirri of tilasorical manumenta which, when completed, will surround the Parliament BuiMing. An- Impredng verrmonjf ha. being planned for the occasion nf the tm veiling nf hrae monuments and orations will likely be delivered by Premier Borden. Mir Wilfrid laiurler and others.

MADE IN CANADA EXHIBITION TRAIN." Will be stationed In Ottawa for Bin hour on Friday. May 17. Ave beautiful Mason and Riach I'lanoa will on exhibition. Sole agents John Raper Piano Company; 171 Sparks street, city. YOI'R OPPORTVNITA'.

When In Ottawa don't fail to visit this store, where every purchsae means a saving. We are offering special prices for shopping week. One a customer, alwse's a customer at J. Faulkner's, corner of Dathoust nd Clarenca Street. Tak St- Pat-rick Street cas.

Drawn by U.S. TRAIN CREWS TO STAY OUT American Trainmen Cannot Run to Winnipeg. Important order by Railway Commission. Th Matter or Dispute aa to hether American 4'nkw an Hun Trains From International Boundary Is KpecdlJj The Hallway Hoard this morning issued an order in the mutter of the ugroement entered Into between the Canadian Northern Hallwuy Company and the Midland HuJIway, under which American train crews have been permitted to take trains from the International boundary lnto the city of Winnipeg. Tha order, after pointing "out that this agreement has never been ratified by the Rallwuy Hoard under the torms of the Hallway Art, restrains the railways from putting It Into effect prior to Its sanction by the Governor Guneral in council, on tha recommendation of the board.

After Monday, May 21, is penalty of ttOO par day will be lmp-d upon ach company which, disobeys the order. Issued The effect of thin action on the part of the board Is that Amcriran crews will not be allowed after May 20 to take trains Into Winnipeg unless the partiea to the agreement are. able to show cause why It should be ratified by the Hallway Hoard and the government. To-diiy's order Is signed by lVAri-y Scott, assistant chairman, and. Commissioners and Qoodeve.

tlrovea told next hw the Callfor--nlan alghtcd the Cnrpathla which told them of tho disaster and suggested they search the siene. They found only boats and wreckajre. -the notion that when he said he saw rockets In his watch he was referring to rockets which he believed came from the Titanic. Kid he give yod thit Wltnps It rather difficult to say what impression I 'got. I was rather esclted." READ THIS.

Make your trlj to Ottawa a auc--cesa by making you. purchase at th store of opportunities. A. Faulkner. Dalhousle and Clarence Streets.

Ht- Patrick Street cara paaa the dour. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR8. We have received a carload of nice, sfralght si-affoldlng poles. IB to aft feet in length. Argue at McColl.

la Bank Phone SO. I NOTHF. All team owners of Ottawa re quested to uieet at Huckell'a Hall, Bank AAcdnesday evening, lith I InsL, at ft o'clock sharp. Burton Burney, an Ottawa Artist. ONE THOUSAND QUESTS LIKELY Hrgina Will Hold Dig Conservative llanqiitH on Juno lOthTwo Mln Mcra to Attend.

The date of the big Conservative banquet to le held at Keglna has 'been fixed fur June 10. The chief guests of honor will be Hon. Robt. Kogers. Minister of the Interlur.

and Hon. J. W. Hoc he, Secretary uf State. It is expected that one thousand guests will be In attendance.

HAVE NOT NAMED THEIR CHAIRMAN For Hoard of Conciliation to Plsvusa lut Between O. K. K. and KmpJoyeea. Mr.

Travers Lewis, K.C., representative on tho Hoard of Conciliation for the Ottawa treet Hallway Com pany and P. Draper, President of the Allied Trades Council, of Ottawa, representative on the Hoard for the employees of the company, have not yet a pointed a chairman. They will likely do so this afternoon; 'If so, the Board will meet to-morrow a piaoe to 'be arranged. iMra. Alice Forbes seriously 111 In 8t.

Luke's Hospital. i W0U1O rOKOB LOATERS WHO HAN0 ABOUND SPONGING ON OTHER PEOPLE "TO 00 TO EMPLOYMENT OR TO JAIL" Canadian Prea Despatch. Toronto, My 15. With the object of preventing or at leant checking the spread of idleness and a plan has-been BUKKeatcd by Kev. Father Mtnchan to have a reiristra-tion syiiteiii.Y As outlined by him yesterday, Father' Mine-, ban's plau would require every man over 18 of aire to liae a card, similar to the card of identification nearly al-, ways issued by accident insurance companies a those, they insure, setting forth the holder's name, address, employment and the place where; he works.

This, Father Minehaa thinks, would prevent loafing and with that obviate a large portion of crime as the great bulk of it is committed by loafers who, "do nothing but hang 'around and sponge on other people." If this plan were carried out, a policeman finding a man loafing in a park eould demand to see his card of registration if the man eould not produce it he Avould be liable to arrest as a vagrant. If he claimed to come from some other place, he would, he' required' to show what hit business waa here. WHERE FISHING IS GOOD. There'a no place In or around Ottawa where the facilities for Aahlng surpass that of the' well known summer resort New Orchard Beach. Beautifully situated right on the river and close to car line.

There are a few choice lota left. Don't delay. If you want an ideal location; for a aum-mer. cottage. I.

O'Connor. 7 Hank will give you all. particulars. HAT SHAPES. New assortment oi the very latest stylea In Hat Shapes, Misses' and t'hdldren'a hcadwear at real money saving prices.

Flowers 10c. llle, and A. A Fournler, Wellington Street. Shopping Week Itcfrigeratnm. In ten different sixes, sll guaran teed, from Chatillon 133-137-13 Itldeau Street.

HORSE SHOW NOTICE. t47 at the Horse Show which waa to have been Judged laat night at 10. IS will tie Judged Friday morning at II o'clock. Birthday Cards. Jarvla' Juat received, a nice freah stock of birthday cards, postal end greeting cards.

At Jarvla' 'The Ift7 Hank Street. FELL FROM BRIDGE TO HIS DEATH Worker Meets Sudden at Chaudiere. Alfred Tremblay was Paint ing Structure. tunica Highly rnarged Klrvtrlo win and waa Probably Klwtnantrd Htrwck Brtdgu Moor Head Fore. Alfred Tremblay, aged years, single, and living at Britannia street, Hull, was killed by falling from th.

top of the Chaudiere hrlilsa and la hia dearent striking a highly charged electric wire, at thla morning. Tremblay waa employed by the Canadian Hand Hlaat Company a painter and wa, working on soma scaffolding f.n top of the atetrl glrdera of the In sumo unaccountable manner lie lost his footing and plunged downward, In his descent striking au electric wire a fw feel, below and gUncIng off it. In land- Ing. Tremblay struck the bottom of the bridge, head llrst, with tcrritlo force. Heveral men at tha tlm of the fatality wera working on the top of th bridge with the unfortunate victim.

None of theae. however, were able to throw any light on Ui cause of th fall. It Is believed that Tremblay. death was due to his comtng in contact with one of the highly-charged electric wires a few feet below the top of th bridge. After Tremblay atruck tha bottom of tho bridge never moved -or gave any algn that life remained.

This bears out the theory that waa electrocuted and that life waa eatlnnt before he struck the bottom of th bridge.1 An ambuiv.nce waa aummined and Tremblay waa rushed to the Hull Hospital. Deceased waa the son of ex-Alderman Tremblay and waa a much liked and popular young citlsea of Hull-Many pt hi fellow workers spoke la -the. highest terms of Tremblay- merita Engagement Announced. The engagement Is announced of Florence Adelaide, eldest daughter of the lata Alaneon i. and Mrs.

6chryr. to Captain John Wlllaxd Hush, son of, Mr. John Huah. of JCdmonton. Alberta.

The marriage will take plac quietly early In GREAT, SHOPPING WEEK REDUCTION. Thla week only Sulla worth from 125 to 132. for tlO. Suits worth from i til to $23 for IIS. First-class work-: manshlp and nt guaranteed in every ault.

The flnest variety of gooda to choose from. Serges, Fancy Worsteda, Vicunas. Scotch Tweeds, also A'enetlans, A saving of from $5 to $12 on a single suit. City and country people alike. The Con-I naught Tailors.

Ill Bank street, cur. and McLaren. MARRLfcQES. McLACIILIN HRRKIIXJK. thl osv.

Mav M. ISIS. St. Andrews -I'hurch. Ottawa, hvlhe Kev.

Mr. Her-ridge. Irene Kamfay. -Iter daiiaht.r Kev. In-, arvl Mm.

llrrrHiK. to Kenneth Frank, ft Mr. and Mra. Hugh K. Mi'Larhlln.

LOST. LOST- A SMLI. f.ARIl t'AHR; CON-talnlnx c.r. and two return rMllw.y. Apply M4 Kin.

l-wnrrl Ave. TOO LATE FOR CLASSUX. CATION. J. O' OK OLD MAN TO I'AKK IKlHDIS and do choree.

Mi Welllnlttim st. WA.VTKD-'VI.1NIKR PRRH8 FKEtl- ere. at once. Apply the HolU L. Crain Co.

Ltd. NEW DIRFXTORV LIKELY TO GIVE 100,000 POPULATION It is Estimated That Several Thousands Will be Shown to Have Been-Added by Ottawa's Growth in the Past When the new street directory of Ottawa la Issued, about the'' middla of July, the population of tha city will, according tu the estimate of the directory official, likely total almost 100,009. ah -Increase of a few thousand over the census given by the government a few month, ago. Twenty-three mrd are working to hv the directory, ready at Iha stated time. At present II Is Impossible to give any estimate of the increase, because many of ths street Have not been -canvassed, states Mr.

Daniel Snerratt. th. local super inlendeni of Might DlrKtortea, Ltd,.