Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, August 08, 1905

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1905, Winnipeg, Manitoba Source Manitoba morning free press Date 19050808 client Winnipeg fre Winni vol. 35. Y it a t news of the Day. R. A. Reception at St. Mary s. Pago team Defeated Morden. I of Floralu vols Ltd fort William and i. Und will arrive hero this morning. Liberal association was Organ Council i exod Tho assessment rate at 7. X. Is awl magnificent crops in South a 1 nge 10. In will take charge of Tho Halifax Gnu ii h. Plumber 15. Pace 1. Toiner Alre. Canada cup challenger. Charloite. . Page 0. Thousand dollars won paid for the r a Intel in. Brandon. A Najja 10. Won Tho Fowler cup in the South league. Pago g. girls Wero burned to death in a Mac Lnu shop. Pago 1. Of Iron workers from Maine if Unla ordered. Page 1. team made a Good showing at i .1uvku tournament. Page 8. was rally raised to enable Federal to tight yellow jever. Page 1. Amt upset near Indianapolis. Escaped. I age 1. into Bcott did not fir want of witnesses. Page 10. Pita Wetre Lakawanna terminal in Xci wus destroyed by Page 1. Irvile n statement concerning the 1-r of prion Mitchell lie Rondo. Mont from or. Fassler that he f Iii i m Traca of the Ziegler Arctic exp 10. Ird grouch. Or. London news rejected of Imperial of clears in australian i ruse 1. .0 it Cocjin Honor of Trio main Lucent i age 10. The weather. Probabilities. Manitoba and a few thunderstorms but for the most part Fine and decidedly warm. Alberta and British Columbia Fine and decidedly warm. Ronto. Aug. Ontario weather to Day f Ami warm. Toronto temperatures. 82. Light and moderate variable winds and decidedly warm. Thermometer readings. Taken at the Washington Wea i a Bureau at 7 o clock last evening we nil Elma Paul fair a Cloudy . Rain a j. Hat. Rain Elmo non. Fair i Oston Chicago 63 a 66 .7? 72 83 78 Cincinnati Detroit Jacksonville new Orleans new York 73 73 50 51 so san Francisco .63 Saull Sti. Marie. Marine news. Lake navigation. Ort William. Air. Arrivals Manitoba. Angers and freight from Owen sound Ler. With con from Cleveland Ames with from Montreal Northern King with from Luffa to Russia. Cement from Lull Ste. Marie. Ont., aug. E. H. A. 5.40 . Kall Yusra. a. E. Stew . Wyoming. 4 . George d. . 5.30 Iroquois 7.20 . Cadillac 1.55 . Manitoba. Thomas Friant. 5.w . I Ste. Mario. Mich. Aug. Cen sunday grecian. 9 . Briton Barge 1 j pin. Spokane. India. Monday .12.10 j. Connelly bros., Harold 2 . Pronco Oscar t. Flint. Vinland. 7 . Yoro Argo. 9 Samuel Mather. E. Hols n. Saunders. W. It. Macka. P. Ii. Jas. E. V. Ends 12 noon rep plan k. Richardson. Chieftain. 2 Sajtl. Lull. 4 Lilc Kamarga. 4.45 j. W. Gates. Northwest. City of Genoa. Yukon. 6 . Tampa sunday 9 . Mallet on. 10 . Ill Christ Nellson monday Martana Malta. . Jas. Nasmyth. 4 . Parse 133. Crown. 1 . 2 in. Brown. In. 3 win. Nott Lorham s. Mack 113 5 . Crescent City. 6 Gettys i. J. M. Jinks. 7 j. Ii Anna. 8 w. L. Smith 9 Juanita. Alaska. 9 10 John f1. Albright. 11 w. P. I r. . Portage. 3 Superior City. Krupp Vino Scot. 4 capt. F. Tvs Jon. A 1 Ulton. In Sambo. 7 Henry Cort. 3 . Ccf7an steamship a rivals. Arrived at new York York Ivenz . Ill Torlone Dover Liverpool Genoa new York Genoa from Rotterdam new York new York new York new York Antwerp Montreal George Ham s latest but not his last joke. Everybody knows George Ham s Rodol Letlon for saying funny things. Everybody knows at this time of writing thut or. Ham the genial soul of Tho Canadian Pacific railway is just recovering from an attack of appendicitis and an operation of a most kind. This would appear to by no joke but be Oruro h. Could t f 4 t f v suicide at Nelson Nelson b. C., aug. 4 n Olan chief clerk off registry office committed Sulf Clec to any by Seil Tuff o Bullet of through his forehead. leaves a wife and child who Are away on a summer trip. No cause is assigned for the act except physical despondency is there arc no financial or family reasons apparent. L to turn evil Tho loss of map to Lex to humorous account. Three doctors Mot in consultation or George and decided that an of Ulon was obligatory. It solemn Mien thu a App Roach Pic in patient to state the fact. Than Sci said one that i immediate operation is necks Sara let necessary. Or. an queried their Payos the removal of your Appen was Tho answer. Gravely Siven. Or. Ham s face was with. In Jun at that moment and he All farm produce and one that is growing so fast that it will be years before it is overtaken even with the heavy in crease in farm population. As. H. Birtle Harvest on. Burtlo aug. Hot weather of the past week has advanced Tho Harvest rapidly. Barley cutting has finished and Oats will be Cut Friday. Cutting will be general next week. Oxbow asaa., aug. Crop Outlook in this neighbourhood is the finest that we Havo Ever had. The wheat is just beginning to turn while there is a larger acreage under crop than Ever before. Heavy Rains every week since seeding has brought the crop to a heavy and healthy condition. Your correspondent while Down to Winnipeg last week did not see As Fine a crop anywhere As is Here this year. Barley cutting is in full swing. Land has again advanced in Price. Gilbert Plains aug. Are progressing rapidly wheat being Well ahead for this season of Tho year. It is estimated that wheat cutting will be on by thei 20thr of the month arid the crop the heaviest Ever harvested in this District. Mountain aug. Cutting has begun on Light soil. Wheat and Barley Are both1 Good samples and will average about 22 tha acre in abundance along the and Here at-tl.60 a pall. A prospectors Here and business in increasing rapidly. Prospects Are highf1 for a Good Trade Saltcoats Ripen liar weather hot and funny. Or Ltd occasional showers. Tho crops As a whole throughout Saltcoats District arc the Best on record. On Alkali spots the Grain is weak but on summer fal Low Tho prospects Are for a wonder fully heavy yield. Harvest will be Early from a week to ten Days ahead of last year. With a continuance of hot weather Cut Long will Start about Tho Lgth and to general about the 24th. Tho Hall of Friday last passed Southwest of town and did some dam age in Tho Welsh settlement to about half a dozen Farmers As far As Yot re ported Ono or two crops Aro badly destroyed. Others report a probable loss of from 25 to 60 per cent. Wapella aug. Morning Between two and four o clock a Severo thunderstorm passed Over this District. Tho lightning was the worst experienced this season. Not much damage is reported from it. Between c and 7 o clock Tho same eve Oping another severe thunderstorm passed Over the District no damage is reported from the North but some damage from Hall is reported from Tho South along the Pipestone Branch. The weather is very hot crops generally Are looking very Fine and filling out fast. Indian head aug. Rains have fallen at intervals Here during the last few Days though very let to hair has. Yet appeared. Borne reports of red rust Aro to hand but so far there is no report of damage. The summer fallow wheat crops Are Down in places but Are gradually rising again. So far everything Good to make this Tho Banner year of the in Dian head District i aug. For the last two weeks ,1ms Boen very and Consemiu cantly in coming on.fast., some Barley Han been Ito who to weeks before is there him of. Frost or. Rust yet. If disastrous fire destroys the terminal of the Delaware Lackawanna in ferry boats threat ened shipping As they drifted Down the extensive conflagration very narrowly averted. New York aug. Of three quarters of an hour late to night lira swept away the Delaware Laclaw winna and sch turn Hall oud company s Ter Minal in Hoboken seized two ferry , and practically rained them and for half an hour threatened u con lat ration of Tho entire water front in Tho Vicinity including Trio big Hamburg american and North German Lloyd Htam Phlp docks at which several by ships Wero lying. It la impossible to estimate the proper Idun Iago at Lila Cour but it will be heavy. A far a is known no lives were lost. For Over an hour huge i Ohruch of flame Roso from Uio wooden structures on the Lack Awanna docks lighting Tho new Mcraey and new York water fronts. For a time it promised a Iosub greater than that of Llic big Dock Llroy of reveral years ago when the North German Lloyd put is were destroyed with a great loss of life. Blazing ferry Boais Cut from their docks Lloa cd in tic River wandering fire ships which for a time i endangered shipping in the River. Origin of the fire. The fire started on an old wooden Forry boat and swept by a northerly Breeze communicated with the ferry House spread to Tho main building of the Lackawanna and then to Duke s House a famous Frame Hoboken ii of Terry. 13y this time Tho Llano cd were a Reading in All directions utterly beyond Tiu control of Tho few Glrst Flora fighters who appeared. Following Tho Hotti the Structure of Tho Public service Street car operating company of Hoboken City and Down before the Lames. Fire under control at . Tho fro was under control. The big steamship piers Hail been raved Anil a rough estimate placed Tho damage at Between and a remarkable feature wan that Rineldo Twenty minutes from the Tomt uie Blair started. had seized upon the Lacka Wanna s apr Mannl and swept its Hundred Feci of Tail Sheds dooming Thorn. The Lames started from an unknown Caubit on Tho old wooden for Rybo at Hopatcong which had been tied no in Tho open slip Between the Hamburg docks and the Chrstopher Street ferry slips. The Jim was discovered about 11 o clock. It was then leaping from the boiler room below i to main Hatch through the engine room and the wooden superstructure. A watchman on Tho ferry lock turned in Calls for Trio cd tar depart ment and also for exc Lackawanna fire brigade. How the fire spread. Almost before Tho company s men could Lay a of Hose and before the City firemen could reach Tho scene Tho flames continued on Page ten Uncle Sam ready to fight yellow Jack Many being raised by state and City to help Federal of new cases in new wires to mgr. Chapelle victim of the plague. Now Orleans aug. Wie Marine Hospital service acting under the author Ity of president Roost Volt placed in com plete control at noon of the Solen Llic Light to eradicate yellow fever from new Orleans before Frost the Campaign against Tho Scourge to Day assumed fresh life. With ample funds Tho Best medi Cal Talent available and an army of will ing workers or. J. H. Surgeon in charge Hopes for Success. The City and state boards of health have pledged All assistance possible to or. White. It was announced that the Mai no Hospital service would soon take up the work of receiving and compiling a tally reports. was a prompt response to Day to Tho Appeal of chairman Janvier of the citizens committee for additional subscription s to the citizens fund to raise the desired by Tho government. In addition if. Janvier to Day telegraphed to governor Blanchard asking the Stato d assistance in securing Tho Money desired to Light tie fever. Unsolicited checks been event from other parts of Tho country. An evidence of Tho Panicky feeling in the country parishes is shown in the cd pct ecu of thu Cumberland Telephone company at Arcadia. Linemen in Toie charge of the phone Oft co lied when the fever began to spread. Tho Telephone company tried to full the positions but Arcadia refused to permit a Man to coins to work and Tho service has been sus Pended. A so Molnr situation prevails at Baton Rouge. The Baton Rougo Exchange served much of the surrounding country and All that Region is without telephonic communication. The death re ported on the Bell Plantation in Jefferson Parl i across Tho Mississippi River from new Orleans Tho fifth that has occurred there showing Tho heavy mortal Ity from the fever where adequate at Tention is not Given. Five italians lied from new Orleans thl Mier and have nil died of yellow fever. Ono incident out of Uio Ordinary is Tho death of Emile m. Lopez a boy. After hit death had Beta reported the Board of health gave per Mission hold body Twenty tour hours before burial. While Trio boy Lay in a coffin Uio Mother embraced her dead son and thought she Doc Ctol Alana life. Physicians disproved Cier suspicions. At new York quarantine. New York aug. In Brenner and two members of Tho Crew of Tho Steamer Comus which arrived from new or leans to Day were transferred to Hoff Man Island for observation All of them showing a High temperature. Tho Steamer was detained at quarantine until 6.40 ., when she proceeded to her Dock pier. Pope to archbishop Chapelle. New Orleans la., aug. Chop Ocllo was reported is doing Well to night. He will pass Tho to mor Row. Tuo following cablegram was received by him the holy father deplores your sickness. In wishing a sumly re covery to sends you his apostolic bless ing. Signed Cardinal Murry Del Val papal Secretary of state. Thirty two new cases. Now Orleans la., aug. Yel Low fever report to 6 . New cases. 32. Total to m5. Deaths to Day 8 total deaths to Date 113. Now Aub fool to Date w. England offers assistance. Liverpool aug. Alfred Jones president of Tho Liverpool school of tropical Medicine cabled to Day to mayor Behrman of new Orleans of Fering the scr Lccy of the school during the prevalence of yellow fever and say ing that the faculty would to pleased. If desired to Send to now Orleane major surgeon Ronald professor of tropical Medicine and or. Robert Doyce professor of pathology and Dean of the school. Brave Rescue of Kenora baby Kenora aug. Act of heroism was performed at noon to Day when t. N. Deacon manager of Tho Mani Toba Iron works Winnipeg saved a Little two year old boy from drowning. It appears or. Deacon along with John Nash inspector of fisheries was returning from Norman. When Cross ing the new Bridge and just at Tho Northeast end or. Nash observed a let to Pink Drew and White face under Tho water. He immediately Drew or. Deacon s attention to it. Or. Deacon vaulted clean Over the Aldo of Tho buggy and Over Tho railings of Tho Bridge inti Twenty feet 3f water and succeeded in catching Tho Little one it was going Down to n watery grave. They immediately drove As fast possible to or. De Slaon who succeeded in res Loring animation in the Little one s body the child in the youngest son of or. Charles Smith who resides close to he Bridge. The Mother wan Tatrn card when Sho found it was her Bahy that had been so nearly drowned. The net of or. Deacon is considered by everyone hero As be ing worthy of great consideration and he in much respected in Conn Cuenco. Or. Deacon left for Winnipeg this afternoon. Twenty years ago to Day from 1 Ress of thai ims. Tho principal honors in yesterday s sports at grand Forks fell to Winnipeg competitors. In the Clay Pigeon Lourna. Ment w. Hano carried off Flat Money and j. fourth. Tho baseball Gamo Between Tatj of Winnipeg and Tho Ada clan or grand Forks went to the former by a score and Jalc o Keife alleged Champion of Ohio met in n. Fluff it to a finish and Mckown won in the second. Fort Osborne Loho overhauled preparatory to the establishment of Tho infantry school there colonel Taylor of new Brunswick who will have com Mand is now on Iii Way litre. Thero will be 100 cadets in Tho school. The following members of Draco Church were elected to. Represent the Church on Tho quarterly official Bonn Mills h t bar b. A. Blakely j. A. Tees and Chown. The election of officers for the Blue i f. Cockburn Koeln a b. S barker., Wagon Pound mrs. Waterh Sec bars. D. D. Akken d. Harker. D. Taylor w. Good non. J. 1 Rocc. R. Watch t. And l. A. Ilc Gulic. In the Ooink cd Rulch Tho event of the practice came olt yesterday Between chosen by major and or. Kennon. Tho teams with Nacorra Aro major to Kaif. W major Cut ctr. 75 Huston. B. Dolge. M a. Mclntyre. M w. H. Cullen. 64 n. Macklin b3 Lattymer. Fit Lorton Jones. M Hergt. In can. we. Emos. Co w. Hotfil Mil. Kenyon Al Cnway a. To m. A Clarke or. Ike non 73 Del to Lamb 07 col. Milchl a. 64, pc. Nie Aidell. W Street Bcott newspaper ;