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CATMAU POINT MAN IN CASUALTY LISTS Pte. Otcar Lambeau Dangerously .1 Wounded Pie. G. Kenr.it Reported Seriously 111. Pt.

Otnr TimbMii, of GaUneeu Joint, la reported dangeroaaly wounded In the casualty lists Issusd laat night by the Records Office. Pte. O. Kir, who left her with an Infantry unit but who relative are at Crosby, hi reported seriously HI, suffering from mumps and pneumonia. INFANTRY; KILLED IN ACTION.

1711 Bit. Vanatone, England. I DIED OF WOUNDS. 115 Pte. Philip Myers, England.

471 Pte. F. D. Weir, Beaforth. O.

31001 Pte. JS. DIED. 171111 Pts. E.

Freeman. England. (Stilt Pts. D. Wsston, Oodsrleh, O.

WOUNDED. 7717 Pts. A. Bmlth, England. 1 If 100 Pts.

K. D. Leslie, Scotland. OOlStl Pts. C.

E. Jervls, 8lrathroy. Tltiat Pts. J. K.

McDonald, Fraser's Grant, N.8. 70HOI4 1'te. H. O. Knox, St John, S.B.

Dangerously 7111 Pts. E. Mar- cou, Balmoral, N.B. And dangerously 111 7IS7S1 Pts. Chaa.

Carpenter. Toronto. Lieut. C. w.

MacPhsrson, Kin- cardlne, Ont. Danaerously 41143 Pts. O. Tam- beau. Next of kin: Hyacinth Tambeau, Points uatineau.

r.Vl. And dangerously 111 1761 Pts. B. Wlakovlch, Montenegro. And dangerously 11112455 Pts.

Steward. Blenheim, Ont. Dangerously 741101 A. J. Sparks, Scotland.

Dangsroualy Llsut. R. W. Stewart. Druid, Saak.

SERIOUSLY ILL. 145(01 Pte. O. Kerr. Taken on strength, Ottawa.

Next of kin: Mrs. M. Karr (mother), Cros-. by, Ont. MEDICAL SERVICES.

WOUNDED. Capti R. M. Shaw, Sault Bts. Maris, Ont.

DANGEROUSLY ILL. (04107 Pte. E. E. Maulaon, Winnipeg.

DANOEKOITSLY WOUNDED. IStOlS Onr. 1. E. Bruce, Revel- atoke.

B.C. Lieut. B. H. Richardson, Winnipeg.

HALLOWAY FREED ON CHARGE OF MURDER Ihree Uitawa Doys now. Acquitted of Causing Death of Thomas White. Bert Halloway, of Ottawa, who waa charged with ths murder of Thos. White, who died from Injuria alleged to hav been received In a fight In Hull last November, waa, found not guilty by ths Jury at the Hull Criminal Assizes ysstsrday afternoon, the Jurymen returning their verdict after a deliberation of about It minutes. Although' several of the witnesses claimed that thsy saw Halloway hit the deceased, the defence contended that the fracture which caused his death was not likely to be caused by flat blow, but that he probably fell, striking hla head on a sharp object.

as there were no mark on th back of bis head to show that had fallen backward as If struck while In a fight. Judge MoDougalL In addressing the Jury, strongly brought out th fact that the fatal fracture could easily have been sustained in a fall. oeorgo Bftore ana Artnur Craig. who were acejulted oa a similar ohargs of murder, will he tried today at ths assises on charges of assault. CANADIAN CADETS FOR THE IMPERIAL NAVY The Naval Service Department announce that final arrangement hav been made for the special entry of Canadian cadet to the Imperial navy.

The regulation pro-, vld that candidate must between seventeen and a half and eighteen and a half year of age on th first of Juns of th year in which the examination Is held. After physical and othsr necessary examinations, the namee of auisabls esadldatee wlU be sent to the Admiralty. Final examinations WlU taks place In England. Successful candidates will receive training for on and a half years, when they will be given the rank of midshipman. A private allowance of 210 per annum must be provided by parents or guardian from the time they Join until they, become acting sub-Meuten-anta, a perlpd of three year and four month.

HON. P. E. BL0NDIN WILL 1 RAISE 258TH BATTALION The new battalion which Hon. P.

E. Blondtn will raise and command. wlU be the I6th and Its head-1 quarters will be at Montreal and Three' River. The regiment wlU recruits a tnreurnout the Prov. Ino of Quebec.

The formal authorisation aaa given the Postmaa-tmr General at the Cabinet meet-; Ing yesterday. SAY CANADIANS WAJTTED CANTEEN. 5 LONDON. March 11 In th Cam-men last night. Mr.

MacPhsrson (aid, an Inquiry wis being held Into th death ef Pte. t. F. Mitchell, aged 19. a Canadian, from alcoholic poisoning at Surrey Camp.

A private member protested against drink Urn plat lone being put In the way ef young Canadians at the ramp. Mr. MacPharson aald the wet canteen was IntrftHunJMi' Intn the request or the Canadian authorities. OFFICERS OAZKTTKD. IjONDON.

March 11. Oasstte announcements ars: Personal Staff Aide-de-Camp, Captain H. E. Kteel. lafantryt extra Aide-de-Camp, Captain M.

J. P. a Le Btaao, Locals. THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1917., AGITATORS MAKINGTROUBLE FOR NEW REGIME IN RUSSIA Proclamations Scattered In Petrograd Streets Calling For Wholesale Massacres of the Intelligent Classes. I' Aanericaa Associated Pi Ml.

PETROORAD, March 17, via Loo. March 11. The work of agitators, whoss efforts ars dsslgnsd to hinder ths successful accomplish-ment of ths revolution Is becoming apparent with the subsidence of as1 tlvlty on ths part of tbs military which forced ths supporters of ths old regime to kssp In hiding during ths early days of th upheaval. Advocating Msiissrrrs Ths Indications of such work In Pstrograd, which ars Indefinite In form, ars confused with the possible designs of a horde of criminal prison-err who were released from ths Jails with political odsndsrs. On definite Instance has been recorded, how- Jiver, Yesterday a motor car speed-ng along ths streets scattered proclamations calling upon ths people to undsrtaks wholssals massacrss of ths Intelligent classes.

On other occsslons, during ths night-time, similar cars have been running about without lights. Ths occupants of them are amid to hav fired on ths militia. Ths militia is thoroughly allvs to ths danger of auch counter manifestations and th commandant has Issusd strict orders for vigilance. Secret Police Trouble. Strang chalk markings on ths rear doors of apartments throughout ths city ar causing much uneael-neas, and In ths absence of other explanations thsy ar bsing linksd with ths general mass of rumors and reports of efforts bsing mads for a counter revolution.

From Kharkov, Kiev, and points along ths Volga corns reports of efforts on ths part of ths old secret police to stir up opposition to ths new Government. Ths situation in South Russian cities hss been complicated by ths whole- RED CROSS VESSEL GIVEN NO WARNING Thirty-one Persons Were Killed When the Hospital Ship Asturia Went Down. LONDON. March IS. The British hospital ship Aaturra was torpedoed without warning, It was efflclal-ly announced yesterday.

Thirty-one persons were killed and twelve ar missing. The says: 'The British hospital ship Asturia, while steam- log with all navigation lights, and with all proper distinguishing Red Cross sign visibly Illuminated, was torpedoed without warning on the night of March 10. The following casualties ooourred: "Military: Dead. 11) mlaalng, 1, Including on female staff, nurse; 1T crew) dead 10, with missing. Including 1 stewardess'; ersw, Injured, 11.

The torpedoing of this hospital ship la Included la th list of achievements claimed by U-boats as reported in a wireless' press message yesterday." Had Landed too Back. Th Press Association says that the Asturia waa torpedoed about midnight The torpedo damaged the rubber and passed Into the engine room, breaking th machinery. Including the electric plant. The Aaturlaa had landed about 00 sick. Those aboard conslstsd of She crew, member of the Medi cal corps and nurses.

The distress signals were answered and several boatloads of survivors were towed ashore; between 100 and 400 were brought In. Many of them were thinly clad and some were wounded. three of whom died after they were May Be Met By Iteprteal. It 'Is assumed by ths press that ths sinking of the hospital ship As Severe Headaches and Pains in the Back i Bnlted From Deranged the Bowela. vain try to regulate and tester th healthful action ef the kidney smtn the liver and bowel ar set rteht, And Just bar I where so many kidney medicines falL Kidney de-rengesnanta almost Invariably begin with- constipation and torpidity ef th liver.

The whole work of altering the blood Is thrown en the kidneys, and time they fall to stand the atralav The polsoa the ayetem gives rise to severe headaches, pains In the basks and tired, depressed (eel- Beeaa use thar act dnreetlv ea the liver and- bowela, aa well a oa the kMnewa, Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver PHI ar eaaJnently ennnsssful la the treatment ef kidney derangement. Mr. Wllllesa Looey. MeryavUle, N.

wrltss: "I am glad to recommend Dr. Chase' Kldney-Llver Fill to aayoooy wne xe sufreting treat kidney troabl or cmatrpaUon. I sof- sarea as a sang aaa froes ua wcttzz on sM I fm I I I ar aJA IsVinis WH Dairy Turn. from. NURSERY th Dominion Oov- rnmnt Veterinary General, about th ones past and most wholesome food available at th preeent time.

This Milk I adapted for Physician In Infant and Invalid r.sedlng. also for Bulgaria Cailtnr. Many heme buy a quart of thl Milk each morn-, Ing and tab one-half () Pint oft the top ef the Bottle for Cream purposes, using the balance for Order from driver. or direct from Milas--aeaaa sals Moaps of dsspsrau criminals, either consciously or otherwise, wh ar assisting In ths disorganisation fomented by snsmlee of ths Government. Battle With Convicts.

As an Instance wblls fifty military prisoners at Kharkov were being released, ssvsn hundrsd convicts msds a dash for liberty. At Behlto-mlr the convicts mutinied and a battle between them and ths guards took pises. At th Vlntsa prison. In ths Klsv district, 100 desperate orlmlnais escaped and war making thslr way toward Klsv, huntsd by th new militia. Many of th men returned voluntarily, howsvsr.

un willing to complicate th task of th nsw Oovsrnmsnt. FORMER RUSSIAN LEADER ARRESTED LONDON, March 11. A Pstro grad dsspatch to th Exohang Telegraph Company, via Copenhagen, reports th arrest of three prominent Russlsn military officers. General Bchlswan, who suppressed ths revolution In 101: Osnsral SelgeL who waa military commander of Kharkov fortrsss, and Osnsral Mrososov-sky. Renter's Pstrograd corrsspondsnt say th sxecutlve commute at Kiev has ordered ths domiciliary arrest at an hotel there, of Oenersl N.

Ivanoff, former commander of ths Russian armlss In Volyhnla and Oa-llcla. Th committee has telegraphed the Government for Instructions. turia will be mat with prompt rs-prlsals, in accordance with the declaration Issusd by the British Foreign Offlc at th end of January, when th German threat to link hospital ships wss made on ths allegation that such vssssla war bsing used ss transports. Ths form thst ths reprisals may taks has not been Indicated officially, but Che auggestion was then mads thst sevsral of ths highest rsnking German officers among ths British prisoners should bs csrrled on all hospital ships. Th German Admiralty yesterday announced the sinking of the As-turlss.

It Is understood that whan the Asturlaa was torpedoed she wss carrying no woundsd. She had disembarked a considerable number of wounded at a certain British port and was on1 a return voyage with some 100 person abroad. HEAVY SNOWFALL IN NEW ONTARIO HAILETBURT, March II. During the past I hours the north country has bsen in the clutches of a heavy storm. Sine midnight mors than one and a half feet of snow haa fallen.

Th storm this evening la abating. At Sodbury, Too. SUDBURY, Ont. March 17'. The worst storm in twsnty years has raged for the paat ten hours ever a hundred mile strip of the Sudbury Terrific winds, accompanied by the heaviest fall of snow of ths season, followed up the week's continuous thaw.

The business street ar Mocked with drifts several feet high. WOMEJf IN a GET VOTB. VICTORIA. B.C.. March 18.

M. MacDonald brought In an amendment to the provincial elections act, repealing the Bowser woman suffrage act passed last year. It gives women th asm right as men. It extends the court of revision until the third Monday In June and extends toe ttms for application to get en voters lists until the laat Monday In April. Kidnera and Constiitatlon of ln and peine la the have fonnd that by aatoa nlll a week, the kidney and bovrel ar kept good order, and 1 do not have any mere peine in the aca er a aaa like I used to have.

I was also a great sufferer from piles, and eonld get no relief anal I need Dr. Chase Ointment, This ailment 4 aattrely cured now, but we always keep both the puis and th ointment hi th hone tor uss when they are needed." This etatsmeflt endorsed by Mr. T. Saunders, Town Marshal, who writes that Mr. Le nay's setter tree and oof i set.

Dr. Chase's Kldney-Llver PUla, one plU a dose, it cents a bos. all dealers, er Bdmaneea. Base A Ce, Lsnv-tted, Toronto. that wnKattowc only Th awanhae bear the portrait and stcnatnre ml A.

W. the rases Kaoalst nun una 7 893 tarrta It, Ottawa, MADE WARM ATTACK ON BRITISH CENSOR John Dillon Charge the Government With Lying Sir George Cave Replie. Canadian Piass. LONDON, March II. In ths Houss of Common this evening.

John Dillon, Nationalist, complained of ths greatly Increased stringency of ths. censorship during ths past six months, The Newapapsrs, Mr. Dillon charged, were being directed how to Influenoe the opinions of thslr readers, and had received orders to suppress certain news Took Lesson From Bismarck. The Government had extracted a pags from Bismarck'a book In Its dealings with ths press, Mr. Dillon continued.

Instead of grsater publicity concerning submarine losses, as hsd been promised by Sir Edward Carson, First Lord of the Admiralty, the country was getting far less information. Ths policy of ths Oovsrnmsnt was to suppress ths truth and circulate falsehoods, it had supprsssed the truth about Russia, snd with regard to the Salonlkl expedition Its policy wss stark madness. "In God's nsms," exclaimed Mr. Dillon, "solve this great Greek question ons way or another." Sir Cave, Secretary of State for the borne department. In defending the eensorsMp from Mr.

Dillon's charges, aaid ha declined to believe that the British prsss wouM submit to being coerced In such a manner. He could say without fear of contradiction. Sir George added, that suppressed statements were those that either were wholly untrue, or the publication ef sMch would be prejudicial to the conduct of the war or Great Britain with her allies. Concerned Admiralty Alone. The question of losses Inflicted by submarines, said Sir Gsorge, was not ths concern of ths censorship but of ths Admiralty alone, and he was satisfied that Sir Edward Carson was giving out all ths Information that hs could with safety, without injuring ths allies cause by disclosing information to the Teutonic allies.

Ths House-wif els Dependable Ally Windsor TW CANADIAN SALT CO. LIMITED. Out New Victor Records for April This month provide two excellent addition to the long list of notable Victor Record. A new Lucia Sextette and a new Rigoletto Quartet by a new combination of leading Red Seal Artifta Then come the following: John McCormack, Tenor sing an Irish aong that will win your heart. When irieh Eyes Ant Smiling Efrem Zimbalitft, VioUn One of the aweeteat of melodies.

OU Black jos (Vioun) Efrem Zunbeliat 64640 Enrico Caruso One of the moA forceful in thia famous tenor's niwusatPalils Enrico Caruso 88961 Harry Lauder There are three excellent record by thia great favourite Other pleasing records by Braslan. Luca, Elman, Galli-Curci, Garrison, Cluck, WhltehilL Journet and Witherspoon Then there are nearly 75 other that will charm you, these Include .19 popular songs 22 vocal nembei saticmg daaes pieces keaniiiienlsl selecliows Hear them at any "His Master's Voice" dealers' r- Mi Write hr frad eapy el ear 450-page Musical Eacy. clopedle listing ever 6000 Victor Rstiaus.Tr BerlioerGram-o-phone 8 Lenoir Cf ALraf at rvrxY Town om rtict nom coast to coajt jane' 1 vicToa gtcoana-MAUF. in Canada -r 1 TXADl MAt a His Mastar's Voice" Ottawa Oaalers. ONM LIMITSO, 17 aaark Street.

h. avert a co. tn asna OMW aapga siaMO RECRUITING IS BRISK IN ROCKLAND DISTRICT I ROOKLAIND. March 11. Recruiting for the Infantry Reinforcing Draft, 14th Battalion.

C.E-", la being carried on with renewed vigor thurweek. Score of men hav been arriving In th town dally from th lumber camps, and among then an energetic campaign la being conducted. Every on of Capt. N. J.

Marlon' men has eonatltutsd hlmsslf a recruiter. Mr. Hugh McCuUoch, a former Ottawa man, who Is now a resident of Rockland, and who has a son of his own In khaki, baa offered a handsome cash prise to the member of the company making the best ahowlng In the recruiting line in this district, and this haa resulted in keen but frlondly rivalry among the boy as to who can ssoure ths most men. Already some of the men who have swung the axe all winter in the timber limits have dropped It to take up the ride, and Indications: are that many more will do so In the next coupls of weeks. It Is understood that Capt Marlon haa received word that hla draft will be expected to have Its training completed early Ih the aummer.

Judging from the activity In the unit, this report Is correct. The lack of proper parade grounds hss hampered the unit In drill during the last fsw weeks, but now that the snow Is going rapidly thare will be splendid parads grounds available within the next fortnight. Capt. Marlon Is sparing no effort to bring his draft up to strength before the time comes to cross the seas. NOTICE TO SICK WOMEN Positive Proof That Lydii E.

PuiUuun's VegetavU Compound Relieve Suffering. "I cannot speak tar bicrhly ol Jydia H. flnkbam Vegata bl Compound Inflammation ant othsr weaknesses. waa very irregula. and would have tar ribls paina so that I could hardly take i I step.

Sometimes I would be so misers I bis that I could no I sweep a room. AmiH iiasltira bat fslt chug. I Inter took Lvdia E. Pink ham' Vegetable Compound, and soot felt a Chang for th better. I took until I was in good healthy condition.

I recommend the Pink ham remedies all women as I hav used them with suet good results." Mrs. Mil FORD T. CUM Mings, S21 Harmony St. Penn'i Grove N.J. Such testimony should be accepted by all women as convincing; evidence ol the excellence of Lydia E.

Pink ham Vegetable Compound a a remedy tot the distressing ill of women such at displacementa, lnMammation.ulceratkm, backache, painiui period, tod kindred ailments. Today John McCormack 64631 exeetleat band reoerds CoMLimited Montreal aim crrr M. WBSSTSSI A CO. SM Olea. C.

W. LINDSAY, LIMITSO, MS aers atreet, CO. WS Swark Street, 1 III! II III Dervouanes Special Items From Our Whitewear Section Here are a few Whitewear wooa value. Fine Cptton Gowns at 50c Made in fine "White Cotton in neck and slip-over styles and trimmed with lace both ladies' and misses' sises. French Embroidered Lingerie We are showing a -very nice assortment of French Embroidered pieces.

Theie are not only very dainty bat also exceedingly lerviceable. Corset Covert 50o to $1.35. Envelope Chemise $1.25 to $1.75. Gown at $1.60 to $4.50. Skirt at $1.50 to $5.00.

Envelope Chemises We are showing these very popular, one-piece garment in a good range of styles, at most moderate price. 75o to $1.75. Children's Drawers Sizes 2 to 12 years, mad of fine, white canton cloth and trimmed with lace frill. Price 35c. Awnings! Awnings! Fabric of the finest texture, combining beauty and wearing qualities.

Put np by expert workmen. Phone O. EDMONDSON A PETCH Uor. Bank Hi. at titral henna Ave.

HORLICK'S Malted Milk for foTcild ootvisaiof sod digestible diet Contain rich milk and matte 'rasseatreet, A powder eatable wasar Pianos for Rental We hav a number of choice Plsnos for rental, with option of purchase. Terms, It psr month and upwards. W. Lindsay. Ltd.

Phone Q. 1711. IS Sparks Street. GOWNS A ball gown, a tea sfown, or a favorite dress that has been entrusted to us for dre-ing; and cleaning. Is returned to tou ready for another 'season's wear.

The enat of th ear- TO vie I amall, and 1CV mat I eertakt'to'nt f-4 and exit too. YJf tyen. Ottf bOOUafjt CeTflal PAJUCJTJt'SJDYE WORKS SI 1 BPAKkS ST. OTTAWA, ONT. Only the best makes carried.

Good shoes at moderate prices. Brace Stuart Co; 275 BANK ST. OUR MOTTO have soeckt wtth We want te asB with tats Idea. Call aad see ea. Oar selection ef Wall Paper and Paint eaesst be bsslea.

P. 8TEWABT. item that are exceptionally Misses' Drawers Sizes 14, 16 and 18 yearn, of fine white cotton, some made with plain frill and groups of tucks, others with embroidery frills. 35c pair. Always th smartest la LADIES' HATS AKD MILLINERY N0VZLTEE8 AT THE WOLFE 00.

100 SPARKS ST. REGENT Phsteplsys De Luxe. TODAT H. BUTHVEX MACDONALD ABtlTOMC VIOLA DANA 'THRZADSOr FATX' THE DEEW8 SWEET okAUTT' OVKHTURE: "Admlratlen" H. Tyres.

Resent Concert Oreheetre. OOaflNOl PAUL FSBKONIB aeprane sne Plenlet. A Bssutlful Psrislsn Lsdy In Beautiful ParlaUa Qewsa. The One Theatre wkth ties Master Orgaa and Orrtwatia MUSIC All the Latest Hits THE POPULAR MUSIC STORE lOS HAM A ST. IFtllSDIIIOII BSSIOM.

reexae aleeaar, AL Sad, at atAcauaiT collar Prospective pupils nrgsd te regieter early, i-ri-vate lesson hy appoint-meat. DaaelaaT aiiess My Wed. aad Bat. Bve Dsmonstratlon of the "Inner Clrole 'Toddle" by eight couples. nor.

aiKOLAm, rtansssi. Alter The Theatre oo to tn i RUSSELL HOTEL OAHSAHT, Every Night 9 sa. to MIdUrht Oancrng. afaato, TlirrsshssseU ORCHESTRA Dtrsetlea eg -Valentin. OANCINO Ottectwa llna Prac EXTKKTAIJfafKWT AND DAlfOS EASTER MONDAY APR.9.

ST. PATRICK'S HAIiL tauirsar Ave. Went REDKAO DANCING STUDIO PROP. LAINO, Brla. 0.

Istt. Prlvats lessons aad private slsssis dally by appointment Beginners Classes, Monday aad FYi- Clasa. Advanced Chums. AsssmUwe every Wisnesdsy aad Saturday. Orchestra.

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