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The Evening Journal 12 PAGES VOL. XXVII. No. 200. WOMAN IS TO SECOND NOMINATION Jan Addams Figures at; Chicago.

Race Trouble at Roosevelt' Convention. Croat gocenloftcal Worker Want Macrae Welcomed In Third Putj, and Many Oppeee ear Dscenratloa i mm Toacny QueeMoa. I ratted hm I Chicago, Aug-. l.XtTot and liquor these were th. only harmony aieturoers io-ay me National r-rogreaelve Convention met for Ite fin i ltooeev.lt aad Jahn- i KlOB' W4U ItM a lata of nomiMM tch- dulad (or adoption with a haxmonlou whoop.

Albart J. Bavarldga will bo named aa permsasat es-Uimaa. City Comptroller Wm. A. Prendar- Vet of New Torn, ehosoo to Bominato Rooaavatt.

will bo followed by many ftEXATOR AXAERT BtCVCRITH-Ct atcbi? 1 wto to bt puiary tsjOMteftloa; state laadara aecondlng the nomlna- I tton. Jane Adda mi of Chicago, celebrated aoeloioglcal worker, promised a new era la political history. She will be the first woman to aeooad a presl' 1akgia.l aaeaaanl. a. Irkaa mm tkg.

tlv of Illinois. Jano tAddams provoked tha ail night fight among tao platform frtvmerg over the negro position. She stoutly Uuust- ad upon a plank nplaJnlns; tho pro- 1 greeslvea attitude towards tha nearo. daolartAsT for white leadervalD In tho aouth, but prosnialivs; nsaraaa political quality and ft fraternal welooene to Cot nwH in d.w pmj, Hooaevalt'a close frlenda aa tbe com aalttae. lad by Olfford Pine hot.

opposed any radical declaration unsn the raesj ATTEMPT AT SELF MURDER jfr I I I I With the recurrence of a typhoid epidemic here, It to praotlHally car. lata that thto nw) ilm session of rarllameai will nasa a bill dealing with IIm pollution af lakes and river. Last aeulon blue, seeking to pretnrt bjr law the pollarioa of were Introduced In the nenata and Common, iiinllinlr ---r--- Betooart aad Mr. U. II.

Bradbury, of Selkirk, but aa opportunity waa not preaented for tlirlr uonildrracton. Premier Borden, however, In the urM on the eub- BmlttA that Parliament would the aueatloii thla seeeton. "Tharo Is no doubt whatever that thu aub)et to whhb ParlUmant mut alvm attention In tha early futurtt" Htd Mr. Borden, tmposelble to have present conditions continue undev ihe system wblon nu teen adopted. 1 have never looked into tbe question ot IiaW ahtc.i would arte In connection the d.g charge by there variola cues tf thrir eewage Into rlrera.

ii I 4-j knew whether the eueetlon haa ever been teeted In tbe eourta. One would think that there might be a great deal of doubt, apart from any leglelatlon of thla parliament or of a provincial legtalature, aa to the right ot a city to pollute the water that paeeee to thoee entitled to uee the river below IB euch a manner aa haa been the rare 1 In different? ana of the country. "1 can only eay to my hon friend (Mr. Bradbury) at preaent moment that we do thoroughly reallae the Importance of the matter which he haa brought to I the attention of the Houge, I would not Ilk. i uv that there would be an opportunity at the preaent aeeelon to take up on or other of theee bllla.

becauee am not aura that they. In IMPROVEMENT OF FARMS! Several Farms Chosen bv I Commission on Conserva tion for Illustration. With the obect of damonatratinip to the farmer of tna Domlnloa the most aOOBAmafl manBgrP of SeLLltlS the beSt results from tha aoiLthe Commission Itngton street site upon which will bo e)f Conaarvatlon. haa chosen a number erected the new rovernment depart of farms throughout the various pro! mental building, and to report upon vlnca for Illustration purposes. TL'the beat rr.anuer of Uying out the commission haa In each raae cbosan grounds and buildings so as to secure (arms Whoso owner agreei to be guided every bit of available floor apace, will bv the sericulture-.

axDarta provided. I Thaao aaporla ar T. Munich, the i commission's ricultural epert. with a report of Mr. Todd ed It will, with a report of Mr.

Todd Lanark County, farm owned by W. Serious Ch-rge is tajrVvtZ Against John Rob- and term owned by ft. F. Taylor. Ks- inann Norfolk County, farm owned by iiiovti.

A CulTM. gimcoe; Waterloo Coun- 1 ty. farm owned by Paul Snyder, El- Joon Robinson, against whom two- Ontario County, farm owned by charges of aa.ault had previously been Thoe. Hall. Brooklln: Dnndaa County, laid, bad a charge of suicide brought farm owned by Whlttaker Broa.

Wll-againat him this morning. llamaburg. A warrant was issuea yesteraay tor tbe arrest of Robinson on two charges, on of gU-utlng hla wife, and a second one of assault on another woman. It haa developed since, hoeever, that Robinson tried to do away with htm- a. th.dtsoute laiwarlnraaeatlernent aor k.

was nmt.nded un.U nert of Robinson waa mad. PT r. VJ. IS NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION Wuudiue. WOaoa Win Stand for Immediate Poaraisard Benaam of the Tariff.

Canadian Preaa Psapatrh. Aea Olrt, N. Aug. 7. Governor Woedrow Wllaon, of New Jersey, was officially Informed today that ha had baa choeea by tha Baltimore conven-tlea as the for tha praeldeircy mi the Ifctmocnatle ack.u Srlefly aad simply, tha aoremor waa nouned of hla nomraatroB by enetors-Elect Ollle Jams, of Ken-tacky, who emphasised, as he aald.

that tha governor had obtained the honor un trammeled byo bllgatlons apaacn ot aoenpssaos. aawooataa an Immediate revuuoa of tha tariff down, warde and denounced tha preaent aaUtrtat law aa moffaetaal. TtirratyT Let the Palm Oerdea garra roar wama. Tba pure, freoh fraH Moss: rich, full-flavored Ion will quickly satisfy rour Drop In eome time and try WET DELAY? Every advantage la with tha In baying, coal early. Better aat.tus, leas cost, no disagreeable fea-turea of wlrKer deUv.rlea Phone lit.

Argua Mooslt. til Bank M. c. a r. Ottawa Council.

No. 111. a Mses Friday ovealng. Airgwst StK Mambsra pleaaa attend to discuss im-portant buatneaa r. A.

Booth. Itaa. TmMCOi BOT WAKTE9. Atr Cawles OgUvy, Umtssd. Oer.

1 FEDERAL LAW TO STOP POLLUTION OF RIVERS In View of Situation Likely to Bills Held up Last Session for Lack of Time Almost Sure to go Through This Year Premier Borden Expressed Approval of Movement. John rixter. formerly farm superintend jonn rlxter. lormeny iarm iup.nnwii uvao.t Tha farm. tar demonstration surooare hare al- j-.

i. ih. nro. 1 i ivtncee. and both Mr.

Munlek ana r. Mater are now In the West arranging for farms for atmllar purpose In the nlr1 In Otlt.rlO. there are eight farms. In Quebec alx. and In Now Brunswick.

Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, three each. The On tario Illustration farma are aa follows: THE tfTTUKrNG BUKCTRICXAXf. i. mo ohenaw to- dv in the woritloo of the alectrtcUns of the city, who have been on.exrlke for the naat few weeka Tney claim but on. of the contractor, atatod this that a.

fair mm ho waa con-, JLZ'" aawaaaa. auMW.ar rw. Mrfuaa to recognise the union and are not dlapoeed to grant the requested Increase. Jlo In- I. miaed.

ther atate. by I the holdout and their ahtpa wlU man-1 saw to get- along for an Indefinite I AMI. V. J. A.

RKchle. oountr crown attorney, haa received word from Toronto that Alderman Nelson has baaa appointed a Justice of tha peace, both for Carleton County and (or the city. Thle appointment la somewhat different to the on. that aldermen hold by virtue of their office aa members of the municipal bode-, and la for Ufa. nil iimu riLllKIJTInlir.

i IU OtCs rtnULi I IW M- L-rt Onw-a day oa Threa Space! Trains for Ttisea special trains bearing, frll-gnms to Ute Anne de Beaupra. Que left this city on the CP. Ft. yesterday. The pllgnma.

l.teo In alt wars most ly residents of this dltr but the ax. curaton from the also draw large numbers surroundtnidnaneua .1 with ptbrr1ma.es jo this As uaua: famous ehrlne. a larga number of crippled and dlaeaaa atrickan people went down. The ptigrtmags Ocketa are good lo return until August 14th, and a large number of tha traveller wtll remain east tmtll that data. EXGIaMal TKACHKM IXATX.

The Cngtlah lsarJara, wka at been rlatung here, at weal pleased wtth Mm walla In Ottawa. A party of scotch wtll arrres Thnraday arter- I in Ottawa, Action Not be Delayed. esactly the form In which they nave been preaented. In one caaa In the He- nate and in tbe other oaso in tma Houm, would bo reejarded aa In precisely th beat form In which the subject could be presented to Parliament. There ha not been an opportunity to jive sufficient consideration, to that question.

It will, however, be taken Into consideration." Mr. Bradbury's View. llr. G. H.

Bradbury, of Selkirk, who brought the matter up In the Mount, ls rrlerrlng te the typhoid in outwe eaid: "We had an eiampie In the City of Ottawa only one year egu. of the fatal on health W.nnf from the pollution of a navlgahlc etream, we had en rpldemlc raging through th.i elty which filled all our ho.pllala, nd an emergency hoepltal had to be equipped In order to take of the elck. Hundred. people were 111 tn their own We had over a thouennd caeea of typhoid fever In thle city lait year, and coet the rlty the awful toll of il Uvea, owing to the criminal neglect of the City of Ottawa to gake nroocr care of Ite I do not think thle Houee and Parliament can eecape eome of the re.ponmbllltlee that re.t upon ua. PLANNING FOR NEW BUILDING English Landscape Garden-1 tt at 1 1 1 1 er Here Next Week to Advise Govt.

the Rntish landscape architect, whom riemjer Borden w- etlTed in LanndnH 111 a rVrV thfk Wl. arrive In Ottawa some time next week, When Mr. White report Is recelw the same ground soma STgadlks mm haa a-iranHar hv hu weeka ago. be considered by the cab Lntll that Ilm. nothing definite mill be done.

ahich praotlcal-rk will be started lv m.n. nn arnrU n-ill V. I towarda erecting or preparing for the erection of the new buildings until next rpniig HMCAVODARI wi'l niUlvnULiLi i CROP REPORT Great Britain haa Heavy Rains hich I'risy narveac iToepert ot Improvement for Some Time. Canadlan Prens Deepatoh. London.

Aug. 7. Over an extensive area nf the British Isles tha harvest prospect Is assuming a very serious aspect. In consequence of the vagaries of the weather, which has now been of a more or less unfavorable typo elnea the advmt of Juoa A year ago the country had a sum mer of Intense heat and dryness. nien enemea farmer, to complete th.tr h.

weeks earlier than usual. This sea- "17 'Z Untly rain storms. Official statlsUca show that In the nine weeks from tha beginning of June the frequency of rain has been un- usualy great over nearly the whole oV the United Kingdom, while the tota' i quality of the water which has faUen largely in eacss ox normal. Within the last tew days the rain storms hare Increased In Intensity, and falls of one Inch a day are rather common. Sometimes the amounts have exceeded two Inches.

Unfortunately, there ls no prospect of an improvement tn condltlona OTTAWA IvOSFX F.XrTRION. Kingston, Aug. 7. Aa a rerun of the epidemic of kyphold fever In Ot-! the annual excursion nf Odd i.iiowa oi inia city to tne capital waa fellows of thla city to the capital waa cancelled today, thoee having charge nM flrnt run ucunion view of the situation there. This exouraton always take four or five hundred peopl.

to Ottawa. Garden party in Ottawa East a A aarden nartv h.ia uu. ramny t.nurcn. i'awa iKa.u. will tak.

place on Thursday i.venlng. August th. on the church jgrounds. on Main street. A pro- An dm onX' teS wlll cnsrlrrd.

An tlme Is promised. New Liskeard Man Commits Suicide. r-. New lJakrd c-m ASK MEMBER OF CABINET TO RESIGN He Told Suffragette Burn Houses. to British Ministers Disagree! on Matter.

Hronf Pre ur la Beta Brought to Bear on RtRon. C. E. Hobhousa Rortmond's Am. 1 1 ant Gota Five I Years, i roited Preaa.

London. Knjrland. Aug. T. Awueed of Inspiring euffragette violence.

Right Honorable Charles R. Ilubhouse waa aubjeced to atrong pressure to-day to. rsalgo from the Cabinet. Witnesses at Oladys Iv vans' trial for attempting to burn the Theatre Royal at Dublin. aatd Ilobhouse declared In a public address that the suffragettes would accomplish nothing until they begun burning houses.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Lloyd George and one or two othera are urging their colleague to etlck to hie purtfolto, but Premier Aenulth end a majority of the other ministers want him to quit. The outcome is uncertain. Hobhouee holds the poet of chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a nominal position so far as Its work la ned, which, however, adds greatly to Ite holder Importance In the Commons. It was given to Hob-house for his skill as a Liberal debater Statistician and publicist, (ieta Five Years. Canadian Press Despatch.

Dublin. Ireland, Aug- 7. Mary Leigh, the Suffragette, who waa tried to-day on the charge of wounding John F. leader of the Irish party In the British House of Commons, with a hatrhet she had thrown at Premier Asqulth's carriage on July 19. was aentenced to five years' lm-piieonmetjj.

1 Gladys Kvans. whose sentence waa yesterday reserved, after aha had been found guUty of setting Are on July II to the Theatre Royal here. In which Mr. Asqultb was scheduled to speak the following day on Home Rule, wasm aiao sentenced to a term of nr. ywi.

50 CHRISTIANS ARE MASSACRED Bloody Turks are AacnmrA of Tmottcm In European Turkey. Canadian Preaa Despatch. Athens, Greece. Aug. T.A regulsr 1 massacre laaUne: seven hours follow (h.

w-a. MDlrtIlMn whu 4Ww.lirT-lt SZZZ tna mmrk place or Kotachana. fifty southwest of Uskuo Eurooean avaagawir, oiiijth.II ku a a. wo iew.r man nrty nnetiana were killed and -Hl seriously wounded the In aria ted Turks, who suspected them of having committed the bomb outrage by which about were killed or Injured. tatrtnna H.

H. Hilton, Golf -f. Taw. aJeaaa A.Soclted Pres. Despatch.

London; August 7. H. H. Hilton. L.C1L Utld9 I the amateur golf champion, sailed to.

Typhoid patients are neoeaeaiily re- While It la too early to give any day for America. He will visit Mont- strlcted to fluid nourishment, euch aa reaHy definite figures yet It ls under-real. Toronto and Ottawa. 'beef tea and broth. Their lnceaaant tood (nat a rod manJl of GRAND NEPHEW Of QREAT NELSON AND EATHEE Of HOUSE Or LORDS ENTERS HIS GOTH TEAS TOD AT Vnited Preaa Prapatcsi.

London, Au(f- Erl Nelson, grand nephew of the famous hero of Trafalgar, enfered upon his ninetieth year today. Lord Nelson is the oldest member of the House of Lords, and is still a fairly regular attendant at St. Stephen's. He succeeded to the earldom at the age of twelve, but did not take hir seat until 1845; Earl Nelson, who is known as the "Father" of the House of Lords, wm born at Brickworth Park, near Salisbury, England, August 7, 1823. He is a son of the second Earl Nelson and a grand nephew of the famous Lord Nelson, the hero of Trafalgar.

He is the holder of one of the only two perpetual pensions in existence in England, tha holder of the other one being Wd Rodney, a descendant of tha celebrated Admiral Sir George Rodney. COMMONS IS ADJOURNED British Postmaster-General Explains Wireless Scheme. Canadian 'Preaa Despatch. unaon- August 7-Th. House of 'Commons today adjourned till October I Easier and again at Wbltaunllde.

the house haa been Ip session for Just see- months. Before the adjournment Herbert L. 8mu.U general. pUined the Bruleh aovern.nenfs contract with the farconl i ompeny and provide. in.

i urn Di.Lj.n soemmen. the company with U.000.000 for lbs faulldlne ef flv. wlr.l.M Australia to supply tym.MO far another station and the whole to form a wire- clrcnlt around tho globe. Tha cam porseaatng tha aeoaaau antl Mirr sat I lalnson. aged S.

committed suledde contract was the aubiact of sevors at-by sboorlna himself In the right tarn- tack reeentlr and la reply to this Mr. pla restardar. Bo was worrying over Samuel said the British govarnmaut bnatnesa troablea aad his partner was uaaMe to undertake tha cunauuc-fonnd his dead body In tho brick yard tlon of wireless stations Itself, aad the which be was working. Lamaon I Marconi Company waa tbe only con- cams to new uskeard from Toronto nva mootaa age aad learns a wUs aad aad lanras a wlfs sadoa and waas and OTTAWA, WEDNES DAY. AUGUST 7, 1911 BRITAIN'S SEA LORD .7, 1 1 bfrr.

WlJWTOX CHVlwOHTXX. File Lord of Che Adtnirolty, and tbe wwreKip Orion, The) Orion ts a speadesdnoagbt. SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN TYPHOID FEVER SITUATION While There are a Number of New Cases They do not Increase in so Great Ratio 391 Cases in Hospitals. WWWWmWmHOWVWWWWmV 1 la Water Street Hoepetal la Be. Laka'a Uaaplaal la Ideaa atree Hoepleal In taaemeapy Tenu at Rkkaa atraot Boapllal Groaada IM Sa at 14 In aOBHUtreary Kaeeea Htreet vm vimmwzcim'warxi The above imlloatea where the Sffl typhoid fever patients undor treat-ment at olty hoeprtla are today located.

They are gwrUng every care, and the otaff of nuraoa at the rejpu- ilar hoapbUlo. the efchttoen at cno gwnercency ImanHal tontt and the 10 at the Institution on street are faithful work. The Journsj wo Km to under stand today that the patience would grrM.tiv a.DDrolato any offerms; of towers sent Bo far eome ha.ro been sent to tho Emergency hospital on .8 usee i street, but the faithful nurwes 'and tho many pwtlents) at tho Rldoau "tret fcoP ntt hv not bn -J I Mra Colin McKanale kindly sent tlenta and nuraem of the New Russoll, George Mulligan, ha also shown a deett Inter est In the situation bar grantiim ine use oi Uwo room- i m. to the ladles of tho city "who. are showing their Interest, In the alt- 'uatlon by sewing and tho making rna uunea gacner there and a great deal la accomplish- ed.

LOCAL FIREMEN TO THE RESCUE Men of Ottawa Brigade Quell Fire at Riveraade Park. In spit, of tho greatest efforts on the part of the villagers, member, of the Ottawa fir. brigade, who ware summoned, and soma of the linemen of the Ottawa Electric Com Deny, tha cottage at Riverside Park, owned by a. McCormlck. of lit Kent street, and occupied by T.

C. Taylor, tba Bank street shoe saarenaat. alone with Its arontenU. waa omnlnul. itaaim.

by Are yesterday afternoon While It la not certain. It la thought that the fire was reused by an oil ov-. -d aln- ttm, waa faarVd that cattmt burn. bul dins would l.k. Sr.

It waa thought beet In th. Are brigade for aaalatanca. Chief Graham and Afteaa man ware soon on th. scene, coming ont la tha motor chemical engine and all further danger was averted by their work. Tha contents of the hewae.

which ware earned by Mr. Taylor, wore totally destroyed, a grand ptaao and mack dns fumrrure being amongst IL Mra Taylor's were also loot la th are and altaeaga the vahre of the gams oeuM not be learned this mom- It at undsrataod to he a AND BATTLESHIP WHICH HE WILL rhlrm greatly aatiefled by ade." made from the Jutce of orani At the Protwtant General Hospital It war ghen out yesterday that there were no orange, for the patlenta. Here's a chance for well directed be nevolence. tanf Improvemrnl. The officials today report a alight Improvement aa rettarde the typhoid are In many cases holding their own and that a few who are quite recov ered nave neen aoie to leave the hoe- is surmised that It waa with thla view pltala that In.

dental parlors were entered There are now 83 under treatment and upon falling to get any of the drug at the Emergency Hoepltal on Huseex McNeil disappeared for a ffW days, atreet and a f.w more nursea have and aa later arrested with finsldcr-been engaged there, making a staff ul "aijie In his poe4ton. of twentgr arhlch. under charge of Dr. 8hrtly aftt-r his arrcsl he tried to Bowles, are kept bury. Tha Docaor doolree to thank some Ottawmna sent flowera which he aavw are al.

W' "Vtni 1 'viiiuvii. ore tenia nave neen put up at tne Rldeau street hospital and tha pa- tlfH!" tnpe al doln w- Tha Urtirwirarv all Art I rt aw miaHaM af The temporary eleeplng quarters at, Waller Street Public School, for the encaged In the tvnhold nnriln. h.v. h.n m.ri, com fort able as possible. nfty-three More.

CUneo yesterday, oitty physicians r- mm ofrir1a th. w-diifh Amnm-timw k. hall, maklns- a tm.i ai2 ten o'clock thla morning. A great thrMlrnoa, tn, cKy t0 bn 'observed people who have been reported as suffering from the fever are now either quite better or on the road to convalescence. A few cases of typhoid are roport- i noannia.

mostly city people wno are summering thera RESIGNATION fw aa aa nnnr. I1H VI (VI Kr tC Vrl It ILdl 1 1 UI.lVO John McKellar and Archie Scott Retire From Ne- pean Board. Owinr to the rullna; of tha new mf- dical health act. which Drovidea thut the medical health board of a town- hip he oonatltuted of three In- toad of avnbera. John McKellar and, Archto Bcott rosljrnad from the Board of Health of th township of Nepean.

at a spoclal meeting: of th board held In Wostboro yasterday af- taraoon. Tha act further states that two of the three members of the board be one a medical man. the aecond the u. iu. wwranip, in.

inv. member to he selected. fm board waa previously composed of Dr. J. 8.

Nelson, A. Heney. Fred Cole. John McKellar and Archie Bcott. me two laaLer nwmoers er.

youngeei on the board. Mr. Boott having served lor eigm years ana mr. mriveiiar iwo and half ysara. tn view of this they retired from the board In favor of Its mer members.

How the reelgnatlon of wlll be received le not known, aa he waa chairman of the medical health board. It Is probable, however, thet b. wlll retain hla position to th. end of the year or until the next meeting of tho Nspoan Council. Tho board wlll In future be com posed of F.

A. Heney (reevel, Dr. J. Neieon and Fred cele. The first two are certainties, and Mr.

Col. Is tha most popular choice for th third position on the board. It was recommended that a permanent medical heelta- mepector he sp-potnted tor th township. Tha townahlp of Nepeen la vary free from llsam of any Und at I I I BOAKO or BXAXtH MMY. A masting of rhe Board of Heattk has banSj aUed tar mlm after- MmMMWt ON COME TO CANADA In whirl) hr In root en Canada.

WAS COCAINE RESPONSIBLE? Police have Theory Connect-I ing Cave Dwellers With I Daring Robberies. Jeremiah McNeil. cav de.ler and a.llered cocaine gnt and rngleadr of supposedly gang of ihte. appeared In the police court this morning on a charge of vagrancy "Are you guilty or not guilty of the charge?" Inquired t'lerk Lett, No riisponte owme fnm thf accused and the question aa nK put a eecond rime. At th request of Detective the man waa remanded for a week.

The theur that he entered Dr. Italrd's dontsl p.rlurs acture oo- Hine Is en-urtalned by the pwilce. It OI oi the arug by ne naaitA Manwata wharf. Tha sharp immediately aftarw.rda. He SCCUSaWt HrNall if rnu I a.

thin -w-v th. wH.war A the accuaatlon. Latr tba detectlva returned and re- crauAM aw all i. covered two dreaded drug. It is now very that voutu and Keid ntil be used by the pro.cutlon at the time of the tlial, aa It is believed there Is considerable hletory behind the recent relationship of the trio.

The arises whether it could htue been pceeible that these two bovs were temporarily nerved hy the ute of cocaine supplied by McNeil to hate prompted them to their daring alleged M'CULLOUGH IN BETTER MOOD Provincial Health Officer Abandons Idea of Hue and Hays Typhoid Trouble la Over. Special to The Journal. Toronto. August 7 There will be no fine levled by the Provincial Board of Health upon the municipality Present Indications are to "ocepted The reeson la hrauw the threat of such a pro -ceding hrought the desired result. LJn riia office this morning Vr.

McCu.l if he im ncr tn Anfnrva Kl I Ion Is as. I "Why lhr4 tit no nerM.ty." r-pllfd. "Thy have com' urounfj at UBt and accepter! my ruPnu." Dr. McOullouch atatfd thit he had rCfivcd word that tho mtfnf WHB prpard to carr- out 'nd ceed with the construction He show, fd COples of the Ottawa papers to show that even tho influences which had been brought to har airstnst hts au- thority were rslxlnr the wisdom of the stand of tha Health Board, i "How do you account for tha lesaen- nm typhoid cass?" he waa anked -i, ju he replied. .,,1 Would diminish In Iws vifki.

The treatment or the water1 re.pon.IMe for-this." i ot th. means of earning the water from -the plant to the cllv. McCullough was i.k.d If he had stl- pulated tunnel or a pipe. i mtde no etlpuletlnn as to thet." hf trouble with th. ep.

beiuvas at an end. I 1 Grading at Canadian lrem lrpatrti. Cohalt. August 7 Prank Oil. motir and Jack Mclllsn warn arrated yesterday stfemoon hy the pmvtrxrtal police for htrh grwdtng Considerable silver ore wss found In thlr nosses-son.

and their cs comi up this afternoon. The ora came from the Nlptaatng min. COSTKLLO CROWE. Elactrlcal repair shop, Rldeau St Repairs to elnvatora. motors, vacuum cleaners, fans.

Irons. Phone Rid 18. PAKK AiXMER, Oa Wadaesday. Auruit Ttb, huge flomttag? Iwaara. foil baod eoncart, PRICE ONE CENT.

WATER PURE; EXPERT HERE IN 2 WEEKS Contamination on Only one Day Since July 20. 'Stand of Council now Generally Approved. Mr. Ham nut Eipeeed Here for Smiir lias, and Partner Will do Preliminary Work I'm of ew York riglneere Probably tlR.nno. Tne esnpi'-s anil zed yes terday how indu jitioiin impur kv.

and the nanipira mineral natvr (e have far analyzed, arc pure," sold Vr. lloiiingsAorth. f.id t'd-i "It wiil be threr) week on Smrl.iy we smarted tftiiipit-s ater iln Ay snd analysing thi'iu. dnd 'n in.y I'tif. LdSt; hae ther; leen tv.dttn.trs of contamination.

H. re In rrks that A. Htzen. the York consulting -nn ne-e-r. h- to prepare pian.t 1 a ni hetxl-cal nitration pmnt fir Ottawa.

bo here In about two meek. While he has had nu der.nr wori from him et. thla i whit h. partner, W. Fuller, ex per La Tn1 la.rir intimated today th.i he intend to go ahead w.ih pieilininairv pretMritions th.it wiil he final plans and preparation can drawn out.

and he expects Mr. Hzen here before lng. Mr. Kul.er may the city f.r tt d.iy or hu; If he dues I an-1 Wgin preliminary ork. Member of the an 1 cm.

tens genori; who -r tod ty discussing the water situation e1 of the opinion that the represe'nta-tives had liken the t'ourse in deciding to ak Mr. ll.izt-n on what conditions he will prtpar for a plant. 1. undfrrftoud ihat tor Installing plants tn cities tho terms of the New York Arm of engineers for preparing ans been li pfr cent, of the contra, price. While there no word from Mr.

Ha-sen yet. It Is estimated on some civto circle tha.t the fee here wou.d amount to between 416. uou and flS.oou. Many Mayor Hoptwell today got a lettar from the firm nf F. Montreal, who offfrs to sell various appliance.

Including una electrical equipment for wsier purtrtcrvtion. He will reply lo the letter. The mayor eatd he haa been getting about a dozt-n letters aany lor some time pant re.at.ve to water maLLera aad that huts not had time to reply to ail of thrni. CAKADIANS HAVE NO USE TOR $729,663 tn th amount Of whx-h an uitclalmtyd; iliiilen4s toUt-lllnn and unpavld draft or bill, oxchann for 1.9.8(1. wr In nnmlnlon hanks at th end of the flsca.1 at, nnordlnf to a report just Isoued ay tha finance df1 part merit Thin In an nvrr laat year of $38,000 of unclaimed taianrrA.

and of $10,000 of un Pil drafts. tc. It understood that 1 eg lata. tlnn will he lntroducrHj with the new bank aot. hy which these balances will be mada to revert to the custody of tho a-overnmant.

Thla waa mug-taMd by tho oommtttea on banking to swilnn aaxi, and will likely da.lt wlih wh-n the Bank Act la revWd. TJndr the prevent act. tho bank have the use of tho money and In many cants It 1 doubtful if a claimant win rer put In an appearance. VAGRANCY CHARGES. In the court th'a morn in a Mararet 8hblon ntnf4 to atx month tn the ftood Shwphrda on a rhurse of vnfmnry.

Jan 8horey. on a similar ha rue. was acquitted. CH1I.I'S ARM BROKEN. The eisht-yeer-nld dsuchtr of Sun.

uel Hiidrv.n, rf had her rifht srm broken f-rprdiy throuKh trina kicked b) a horse, fver-l animala were vrasinc on the award n-ir tha houne rin.l thi child tried rrigrhter. them away hen one of them htckM and kicked hr Though much frightened ih was not otjiejrwisa hurt. LOST. 4 park I iril.n CI FK LINK BETWEEN and turn tt" M.cl..r.n LOST SUNIiAT. Jtl.Y 2TH.

1312. btw)'n city Ww and Mnn-tick Iadv's Hand Bat fontaiuina -jni rf lrionv and tliiiie--i plun- rrura to Mrs Jnhn l-'lauin. ont I' ARMNO-LOPT ON THE EXCL'R- July 3lFf. sumwhr ttvdjri Winchfur and fMa. ltetr.r pin' about eight tnrhes Ions l-Sfc In ttte msd.

st abut M.rn Ir ln ani nv a-nni nuis, itir-t icr m- by "1 1 IHavnk of i it taw-a Iihirel ni-n tt irnM A TOO LATE iVh CLASSIFL CATION. A IdM F' LOTH VO St.r' Applv AND Hall. Ing sprt Milarv and air- neon, to tnrle-ion F.a. Lf HAI.K- IN r. ONIV THPEB lr.r1ng rlty Kr- nit sftf n-1 vsnipa st apartment Pintle, ftidasn 229 fmrt'r'1 "Sk tin'rp wlttt mattrS svt.j qiitrtrd rt ritrn10H dtnlns thl wtth ruand chairs and nis HOL'KEKEEPKRR NOW IU chsnc.

If." worth crocitfrir. trn, atrst. niUary. glaanware. to solo at your atter sftr Tbur-dsy.

Aug. BBsaana wiwifmj a a.as. aagaiaana.