Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1905, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press., August .7, in. The pleasure of Tea drinking depends on haying a Tea that is perfectly blended and properly brewed so As to bring out its full flavor and strength. Tea is blended to perfection and is easy to make just new Post office construction work fan Progress with modern government building now in course of erection on Portage Kelly expects Walls enclosed this year. some Little cheap cult with m. Witty and Baron Rosen members of suite1 and All his gift the president then is ital of a Riyoya to to one notable scene a j the Komura Ritli Lihe giant Tho instance of the president of Tho United Stales. Tho greetings of Tho members of Tho two special missions Wero distinctly formal but not Tho slightest suggestion of enmity was shown on either Side. Neither by word or action did they indicate by indirection anything but the utmost cordiality. Before the luncheon had proceeded far president Roosevelt Rose from his chair and turning to the assemblage to raised his hand for silence. In an instant there was n hush. Bending to the ministers Tho president said 1 Roosevelt s historic Toast. Gentlemen i propose a Toast to which there will be no answer and to which i have the Honor to ask you to drink in silence standing. I drink to Tho welfare and Prosperity of the Sovereign and people of Tho joint nations Whoso representatives have met one another on this ship. It is my Earnest Prayor that in the interest not Only of those two Groat Powers but of All civilized Mankind that a just and speedily concluded Between Tho Toast was drunk As Tho presi Dent requested in profound silence but in the hum of conversation which followed Little was heard but nun Lastlo comment on the character of Tho president s expression. M. Witte and Baron Komura both thanked him. The parting cordial. At the conclusion of. The luncheon after Tho president had posed with the four envoys for an official photograph arrangements wore made for the presi Dent s departure for Sagamore h la. He took cordial leave of the envoys and Thor hands with Hlf personal guests or Board and to the music of the band and to Tho Roar of Tho Mayflower s guns went the Side and entered his launch. His Flag was hauled Down and a few minutes later at 2.55 he was landed at West Roosevelt pier. There he entered Hla Carriage driven to. His Home. Tho japanese envoys and their suites Wero next to Civo. They Shook hands with Tho russian plenipotentiaries sex Prensa no to them their personal gratification at the pleasant meeting they had had. As they went Over Tho Side Tho Mayflower saluted them with 19 guns. As they wont aboard Tho Dol Phin the red Sun Flag of Japan was broken out at Peak of that vessel and at the same moment Tho russian Flag was raised Over the Mayflower. Shortly after three o clock assistant Secre tary Pierce took his departure from the Mayflower going aboard the glad Stone which is the of the May Flower and Dolphin to Portsmouth. At 5 o clock the Little Squadron got under Way and steamed Down Long Island sound the a Alveston in the Lead fal Lowed 6y Tho Dolphin and the May Flower. Tho vessels Aro scheduled to arrive at Portsmouth on monday morning at 10 o clock the trip purposely being made in slow time in order to Avold any to Tho plenipotentiaries. On Way to Portsmouth. Newport r. I aug. Converted yacht Mayflower with m. Witto and Baron Rosen on Board arrived hero late this afternoon and arrangements Wero made for m. Witte to. Continue the journey to Portsmouth n.h., by train. The Mayflower was expected hero about 11 . To Day but was delayed by the thick weather. The Dis Patch boat Dolphin which is conveying the japanese representatives from Oyster Bay to come into the Harbor but anchored off Bren ten the commanders of both vessels expected to resume Tho trip to Portsmouth to night. Tragic ending of picnic body of one Man found in the River others arrested. Montreal aug. Body of Dorton Mitchell a Man Paat Middle age wan found in Tho water near Islo Kotule on St. On saturday morning and As a result Clias. Kern Ash mrs. Kernosh and mrs. Chas. A lard her Sis Ter Aro under arrest. The dead Man s head shows Marks of violence. Tucar rest of the Trio followed a report on Tho condition of Tho remains by medical exports. Tho two women and the two men formed a picnic party on thursday and rowed out to Tho Island where the Clay was spent in merrymaking. Toward eve nine mrs. Gerard who lives in Montreal with her husband who was visiting at Polinto Claire Tho Homo of Tho other three said she was nervous and wished to to rowed to the Mainland. Apparently the others had decided to remain on Tho Island All night. According to Tho Story in which Tho prisoners agree scr Nash started at dusk to Row mrs. Dlr Ned toward Polinto Claire leaving his wife and Mitchell on Tho Island but scarcely had Tho Start been made when mrs. Kern text screamed As if in terror and then the husband returned to Tho Shore and picking up a couple of empty Les started into the Wood muttering vengeance on the head of Mitchell. That is mrs. A lard s statement. Mrs. A lord did not follow but becoming More Ner Vous than Over she says she pulled off into the Lake and floated aimlessly till morning. Mitchell s dead body was found on saturday morning. Tho authorities naturally looked to his companions for an explanation. Kern Ash says that when he awoke in Tho morning his Wilfo Carne up from Tho Shore and said that Mitchell and fallen into Tho water and drowned. Mrs. Kernosh asserts that the Man really did fall into Tho water and Bolh agree that Tho wounds on Tho head must have been caused by a fall on the Rocka. Second death from fever in new York i want to talk with weak men comb and Sec me. If you Aro troubled with rheumatism klan of trouble Laino Luck. A Tinao i trouble nervous debility. Lost vitality Loat health and every indication that you Art breaking Down physically 1 can Truro you. Call at once. We. J. Kelly specialist suite 1, St Barl Block Portage ave. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Continued from 1 age one plan to show off Canada. Toronto. 4.-a by John n.b., it Patch in hot . Of Montreal. on a tour to Lylw the transportation problems Tayi like Many Watern to to f am Worth liar to bring that u soon Ai the Brit Lih Are held and a new Houie Cerl for another four or fire the Dominion Ore rement extend an inglut Lono Utility parliament to. Coma out and make kind of Complete top through Canada. Cannot can Merai to be no Good Reaton Vejr a Good Ilid deputation find it to Noble. Ottawa Puoplo Are favourable to the on n Meurn by Many members of Inch off dal in Luton were it Doty Saya that Smith was apparently As Well off As any of the other men from the Advance who had Only slight of malarial of Over. Late Satur Day evening however Smith grow Sud Denly worse. Sunday morning he could no longer speak and before noon he was dead. The programme with the yellow of ver dead la cremation and this will be carried out with Smith s body on monday. The steamship company which employed him will be asked to look up the 4 pantry Man s relatives. Thuro Are it quarantine 19 other per sons who were taken off ships by Causo their temperatures were it least 98 2-e degrees the lowest danger signal for yellow Over suspects. Only two of these persons Are from saw Orleans. All except Ono of the others Are from the Panama District. Or. Doty says that the. Two from wow or leans will be released within unit her Day and that there is Tho danger that any vhf the suspects Huva been suffering Frbnk anything tvo m than malarial fever. Memphis shuts itself in Memphis tenn., aug. Memphis its doors closed to Tho outs do world beginning monday by who surround Tho City and no son can thereafter enter Memphis unless holding a permit signed by Tho Board of health. The permits it is announced will be issued Only. In urgent cases and it is possible that the m a fever affected Region no recognition will be health Cerilo locates from any. This Drasic action was taken by the City Wrightl after receiving a Pettlon from representative velt has sent a Telegram to governor Blanchard saying i have received your Telegram on behalf of yourself Iho mayor of now Orleans Tho presi dents of state mud Tho City s Board of health and others and have it once requested by wire n report from surgeon of neral Wynn As to what the Federal government can do in and ill Lon to what has already been done. Every assistance in my Power will As a matter of course to in this connection it in recalled that president Roosevelt had made an on. Gag cent to come to now Orleans be plea visiting other cities in Tho South in october. Hyrc Taforo in a cronus epidemics the of Over has always existed in october and the quarantines have Boon maintained during that month., unless therefore the government is Ablo to stamp the fever Sciore october resulting in Tho raising of quarantines the presidential visit to the South will Nocor mrily to be abandoned. Or. White expects to be adv Ned to Day that his department has assumed tool. Chapelle doing Well. New Orleans August was announced by Tho City Board of health to Day that among the new Cones of fever to Day is archbishop Chapelle who returned several Days ago from Tho country. Tho archbishop was re ported to be doing Well to Day. , steamers Roosevelt s plan and t m _ m _ _ two huge ones Are being built if. The 8t. Lawrence Trade. Arthur piers Captain of steam helps for the who returned to Day from a seven weeks trip to the old country announced two now Are Bennf Buljat for1 Tho . By Flornel ddn the Clyde. They named respectively press Emp Tim of Tala Ono will i be launched , and the other in november and expected to in comma icon apr Lair of Mold or. Pics that toe idea Havlir a Foteen Kabul the Tiro steamers will be the Lowers or the. By. Left wrench. Fleet they Wim Kilter a but 14.000 and the fed flt Sny will be tha Best protium by. Japanese envoys now York aug. Japan pm Nence envoys proceeded to Landing at the foot of. East Twenty third Street this route for Oyster Bay. On Board United wart help Taxon us were free Ted. With an Raffl v i ;