Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 30, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba 12 press. Wih Nivea thursday tily the Ulster trouble feeling grows that Disputant should follow russian strikers and sink situation still leaves room for doubt on attitude of the. Nationalists. Special to the free press from a correspondent London a sintered according to the copyright act of Canada Load on july Over the Home Rule controversy is momentarily swallowed up in concern the eur Opean crisis. England. Still., clings to the Hope that the conflict will be limited everything depends upon Russia s decision which none can forecast meanwhile 46 British battleships div tatted into seven squadrons accompanied by vast flotillas of destroyers and Tor Pedo boats submarines Are ready for instant at every naval base uie forts Are manned ready against Surprise attack. There is absolutely no desire for Wai jingoism no Flag waving. The feeling funds Strong expression that just As the St. Scrib abandoned this week from patriotism so our disputants should sink their differences and com Promise in. Order to present a United National front. There Are few signs however of this happening. The nationalists attitude Over the amending Bill is still Uncertain. Possibly red mond will be Content to support it provided the county option is retained and the agree to the repeal of the prohibition of the importation of arms proclamation. Labor demands. The daily citizen demands for the labor party entire abandonment of the amending Bill. There is in Parlia ment a Strong feeling entirely endorsed by the labor members spreading to Many radicals that the Bill should not proceeded with. The Home Rule Bill As now drafted and carried repeatedly through parliament will now become saw nothing can Stop it neither the rage of the lords nor of the nationalists demanding the repeal of the arms proclamation declared in the words of professor Kettle if the government shows any weakness in immense number reservists called out St. Petersburg july 29. An Imperial Mukase issued by the emperor to night Calls to the colors an immense number of reservists. The men called out Are first Al the reservists of 23 whole governments and districts in 1 other second part of the reservists of nine districts of four govern Monts. Naval reservists in 4 districts of 12 prussian government and one finnish government. Fourth the time expired Costa oks of the territories of Don Kuban Terek Astrakhan Orenburg and ural. Fifth a corresponding number o reservist officers of the medical Anc veterinary services in addition to need Ful horses waggons and transport serv Oes in the Sov Arnm ends a fid districts thus mobilized. Prematurely and Ettric instruments. Several of reign of terror prevails at Warsaw free press special Vienna july reign of terror prevails i Warsaw russian pol and. Revolutionists have blown up several powder magazines with dynamite bombs according to Dis patches received from Well in formed quarters today. Several bombs exploded at the principal Post office and injured. One Dis Patch asserts the wholes Warsaw Citadel was blown up. This Structure known As Alex Ander Citadel is tie chief military quarters on the North Side of the City. The first sign of the out break dispatches say Camo Mon Day when a Magazine in one of tha fifteen Warsaw forts was blown up. Explosions in others followed. Leaders of the polish revolutionists deny that their followers Are responsible for the but these denials Are Given Little Cre Dence. Semi official statements Given out at Warsaw attribute he explosions to lightning. Parliament and the arms veto keeps people in Ulster defenceless a massacre of the Catholic nationalists in he province is As certain As the flowing of the Boyne. One effect of the european crisis has been the temporary elimination of the demand of an Appeal to the country everyone now recognizes that a Gen eral election is impossible when eng to Chester. Attitude of nationalists. Canadian associated press London juy 30. Owing to the t 1 "cns1s amending Home j Ich up second a today does not engross so much attention As it would otherwise have done. There has been much uncertainty As to the attitude the nationalists would adopt but at a meet ing yesterday at which 65 members of the party attended. It was decided provisionally to support it. This decision was made Understandin a that. to Day states the. Intention of the government to restore the Bill to its orig final minus the time limit t county exclusion. If he indicates tha the government will go any further than this John Redmond has plenary Powers to declare the policy of the party and to place them in opposition to the government. Premier Asquit h s statement in mov ing the second Reading will be a Ful and important one and subsequent events depend upon it. In View of the foreign situation however it is pro that the second Reading debate will be concluded today and that the difficult committee stage will be postponed for the present. Military honors for Dublin victims Over Twenty thousand attended fun eral of those shot in sunday s arms affair. Dublin july than. Persons standing bareheaded and silent in the streets tonight witnessed the funeral procession of the three persons killed last the King s own Spott Teh Borderers fired into a mob during an attempt by the police and the soldiers to seize arms which were being brought into Dublin for use by the Irish nationalist volunteers. A shops were closed for the occasion. The procession which started from the Cathedral was a mile and a a f Long. The mayor and the City coun cil and other Public bodies and Battal ions of nationalist volunteers followed the hearses. As the funeral cortege passed the scene of the shooting the bands played dirges. The burial was in Glasnevin Ceme Tery and the volunteers fired a Volley Over the Graves. Spanish Fleet assembles. Gibraltar juy has ordered every available warship to Assem ple at the Baler la Isles in the Mediterranean. The battleship Pelayo and several cruisers Are proceeding from the moorish coast Cruiser Extremadura and a torpedo boat squad Ron Are leaving Algiers for the same destination. All necessary precautions Are being taken Here. Ukrainian leaders leaving Ottawa Ottawa july 200 Ukran Ian revolutionaries All members of the social democratic party met last night and decided to Send Back to Austria w. Plaza and p. Rodener two readers of their party to agitate their countrymen against Russia if. That Power interferes in the Austro Servian the two will leave Ottawa to French riot. Paris july the order of the government prohibiting an anti War meeting tonight called by the revolutionary labor organization thou Sands of working Nen assembled and tried to Rush the cordons of Polios in evidence of a number of witnesses was taken and it was established that the girl waa treated by or. Hob Inson on the evening of her disappearance. T professor Mcconniell who conducted stated. Died from Hemo Elhage caused by illegal operation. There Tennal Marks of violence. A War Anent for the arrest of Dir. Kob. Inson on a charge of murder was is sued this evening. I a verdict be expected tomorrow. The remains will be buried tomorrow. Gets the Pas cidely in favor of Knox. They the harder game but finished to and railed played wildly. O make much impression of the defence. For Knox Ken Centre half and w. Watt at Bank. Wero the Strong Rietl of the team while hairy maj master. Fred and vere the of Norwood. Simpson kept an excellent goal but had no really difficult shots to handle. Fisher had. A comparatively easy time. Jimmy Juda Canaon refereed and the contest ing1 lined up As follows Simpson. And Simpson Bald Rogers and Hoopert Jackson Ambler and Patterson. Knox Fisher Sutherland and w. Watt Shearer. K. Sutherland and d. Sutherland Watson. Taylor to eleven. A sound Bat and a reliable Edlum paced j a. Eng. Land. A very stylish Bat a useful change Trowler. And a sensational Field a Graves a Tif left handed Sutherland land. Maltha and j. Suther a continued on Page four order to enter Tohe meeting place scrimmages ensued and 250 o rioters were arrested. Letters Between emperors. St. Petersburg july novo Eremya says that the austrian emperor Fras addressed a personal Lette to emperor Nicholas which is Likely to have. An important influence on. The crisis. Relief fund started. Vienna. July City Council and communal Council at a special War ses blon today toted Large sum3 to Start Relief funds for the families of the 4l Cross Freak of lightning. Buchanan n.d., july 29. Only a on one shows that Harold Firth aged 21. Was killed by lightning while working near Here n Hayfield yesterday. Firth was found by his father and while lightning did its work thoroughly if left Only a Blister less than half an Inch in Dia meter As its Mark. Direct diplomatic Intercourse suspended London july to the times direct diplomatic inter course Between Austria an was suspended yesterday. Favor cause of Servia. Moscow july monster patriotic demonstration in favor of ser via was held Here tonight. What mobilization Means. July Dillon cables from Vienna to the Telegraph Tro Hungary is under no illusion As to the potentialities of the. Present crisis. They have been weighed care fully in Advance. It is Only after Long hesitation reflection and forbearance that she., Tupi Jess Gutib n j to bring matters to a head. The mom enl Russia against the Duraj monarchy the German Empire will re Spond and then military operations will be pursued to the bitter end. It is essential therefore that every Means of Friendly pressure be thoroughly exhausted before provocative measure such As mobilization is resorted to. Or mobilization by Russia Germany and Austria will connote outbreak1" of general Continental Kaiser hold Council. Berlin july began a naval Council of War in which the naval Secretary grand Admiral von Pirrica Henry of Admiral von Poh it general staff chief of Adivi Wralty and vice Admiral. Von Mueller chief Imperial naval Cabinet Are taking part. The Crown Prince was in conference with the Kaiser for three hours. On charge of murder warrant issued Fop arrest of or. Rob at inquest. Tamworth ont., july in quest bras opened today on the Muti lated body of Blanche Yorke which yesterday a veiling discovered in he cellar of the House occupied by or. C. Robinson the Young physician who has been missing for More than a week. The remains when Dis covered were and beside them a the Corpse of a child Normal but great Cost of War with wac Between Austria and Servia actually Here and if Ger Many England it Aly Austria and Rou Mionia Are drawn in what will be the Cost or. Charles Righet statistician of the University of Paris hats published detailed and elaborate Esti mates. From them he concludes that the daily expense of the actual Campaign would be something like or. Richet bases his estimates on the Assumption that roughly men would be called to s of whom at least half would be sent to the front. On this basis he works out the daily expenditures for the seven Powers As follows the Fis. Ures being Here rendered into Dol Lars troops feeding of horses pay ,._. Wages arsenals and har Bors i non Neft mobilization. 2000000 transport of foodstuffs weapons Etc -----._. Infantry artillery ship artillery fitting out of ambulance 500000 movement of Sty deficit in taxes support for population without Means damage to Bridges Etc if such a War lasted Only As Long As the Brief Franco prussian conflict of tha outlay basis irrespective of War indemnities. Member for Useini Onia L. Fiir Uler s. Youhill w. C. Graham and several men connected with the City breweries. There were three Pullman cars on Tram and these were filed with Robiin workers coming homa from the North. There were but two liberals on Tho train d. Ross member for St. Clements and d. S. Hamilton. These two m in did. Not know of Thor developments in the Pas until this morning but the other passengers seemed to have had previous a cowl Page and tried to poke fun at the liberals for being uninformed. J. T. Haig on the train made the statement that Carriere had resigned tuesday. He was asked if Carriere my handed in papers and replied in the affirmative. Would break even some of the Young Fellows on the rain Weer a Little nonplussed and were wondering where they got off at. It must have been a said one or they would t have brought Down All the poll clerks. Well i Glass i la break about this Young Ellow went on. Ill come out about two Bucks Aid another who did t seem very pleased at the outcome. These Young men were apparently among a number who had been taken in for work of sort on election Lay and had not had a Chance to Arn As much As they had expected. A. Ross said that he was greatly surprised at the development. He was ure that Carrier would have had a majority in the town of the Pas of to least 100, and that he would have eld his own . At the. Outside oils granted that the polls were n the Square. He declared that. Car Ier s action was a profound mystery o him. Carriere had been acting Trang Ely since last saturday. On Mon a and tuesday he had not shown up t the Liberal committee room and could not be found. Or. Orok unpopular. Members of the Roblin Ite party on the train yesterday from the Pas admitted that or. Orok wag a most in popular candidate in the town. While they would not admit that he might iw8 i St. A rows civics 1 St. Andrews had an easy Victory Over civics in the trades and labor cup tournament last evening on Ben Jevis grounds winning out by 4 goals i to 1. They had the bulk of the play All through Appo Slegr Side notch-1 ing their goal on a. Single the ended with the teams on level terms no scoring having been accomplished. St Andrews had had. The Best of the play but experienced hard Luck in the neighbourhood of goal. The second half produced a regular score fest civics registered the first counter on an attacking Rush the equalizer being secured shortly after wards by j. Watt. St. Andrews took the Lead when Brown scored and put the game away on j. Watt s Nice header which could not touch scoring for the to 1. Bowler from the West indies and Hurricane hitter occasion. I. M. Moreton also from indies. A very flue Bat and a genuine Bowler. A. Peel another Yorkshire Man. Is almost unequalled in Ontario a a Cove pc Point. He is a. Decidedly Augrea Aive Bat. V v i r Roberts also a a very useful Bat and a Good medium paced Bowler. B. J. Tucker the Only Canadian on the eleven. A pretty Bat with a useful record. An excellent. Field in any Jiosi ton. _ j Vav hails from county meath Field a useful change i bottler and the Only Side. H. Clegg one of the men whose Bat Ting and. Helped tha St Barnar Bas club to Ontario Cricket Lase year 7 ten tis Junan. For Scott completed the saints making it 4 w. And d. League. S. O. C. 3, celtic vex sons of England had difficulty in two and disposing of celtic in their w. And d. League engagement played last night at the stadium despite fact that Jie latter played with ten men Iron ghost. The final score was 3 to 1 n. Favor of the englishmen but a draw would have been a better result on run of play for it was Only in the closing minutes that the sons put through their two winning tallies. Short of Mcdowell who was out with Norwood wanderers. Celtic played Thomson alone at Back and he Rose i to. Occasion in great style. Indeed i Sellers a Gaj Hanii 1343 Erful hitter Ana a fled. Top lib in grand circuit undecided Detroit mich., july heats four As Desperak Tessly fought Miles As Ever were witnessed failed to decide the Ile Rohats and manufacturers stake top uni on today s grand Cir Linda Wrona Mcdevitt 9 1 7 4 1 s Mocloskey Mcdonald 1 72 7 2 d Mahomet Watta Snow 4 4 2 r Kins Clansman Mcmahon 5 3 3 3 r the s Margaret. 6 s 8 d by Thimell. 81ianfcs 1 d Hazel Andrews d 2.0fu-4. 2.07t, 2.09 1-f, bwjok1 Mccain by 5 .u. 7 Shaw Ayers b an4 we lawns Boehler Hal Mckee. 10c002q at St. Louis a Leverenz and Agner. Or Olson. Federal league. Kaneas City Al teams can Liltz Walter and Berry St Louis of fancy Barbara. Overton Kongro Banta a. 2.11 1-4. 2.12. Earlton races. Hamilton. A nor Lily 25. Results athe track Todas were j first race 9i Panit Areta. ,ivon4 moving third. -1 time f won Cuit prot anime and the Over to tomorrow race three went winners will so to a finish. When dark Ness put an end to the struggle horses had won two heats each another one. The Winner of the first heart was distanced the. Second time out. Three races were completed two in straight wins and the third after four heats. 3 in 5. Ruby a. Mcdevitt 1 1 Frigul Patch cos . 512 Gilbert m. Snedeker 3 5 .7 he himself was Batter than the Ponos ing pair. Celtic opened the scoring Irvine beating Boyd after ten minutes play. Shortly before Thia. Bignel had Nard Luck with a Nice shot ten min utes later. Sons equalized through Wren the Centra connecting with a Cross from Langham which rebounded off the upright. The first half terminated with the teams. On level terms one goal each. Give and take play featured the opening1 of the second period. Sons having somewhat the better of exchanges but their chances were frittered away through de shooting. With 8 minutes to go Fritz secured sons second goal and shortly afterwards Wren scored an other which made tha winners third. Leila Patchen Ellie Temple Murphy Fillmore Dillon Hersey Shadene Owen 7 8 4 7 2 5 have been Defeated they were quite sure that Hon. Hugh Armstrong would have been a. Much stronger candidate Robl i workers admitted freely that the stories published in regard liberals bringing in booze were with out the least foundation. One Oil Tom party declared in a tone which showed some vexation that there was Noth i ing stranger in the town than two per cent. Beer. That the stories about the liberals being denied a Cess to the Bridge were True. The to Blimes however were allowed to go and come with impunity. Or. Ross declared that the yarns printed in the Roblin Organ about Liberal healers from. Saskatchewan being brought into defence of trophy fabrications. Haig were some of h lieutenants in the recent fray in is Niusia. Truer needed. From Page the majority o f electors. Similarly in the com blend. Votes for Liberal and Klaibor can fliaates., total than the conserve 4tive liberals no doubt May. Offer tha usual Lamen Vabo it splitting the 3-Ressive but with tie growth of in dependent throughout Canada the. Schird candidate to be seen oftener in future elections in addition to or. A. A As a Stra ight. Independent with a voice of , six candidates seeking re pre ent labor were Given a total of 6 910 of f hol Dong elections they do Tibt get one a present Atiye. representation a constituencies would larger and free or More members would be elect from each constituency would have vote As Ait pr4s- ent. But he would have the right to m paper for first second and Tell lord so that no vote need e wasted eliminating the Candy dates with the lowest total and trans erring their votes the allot paper to the next the min orly party would secure represent vote fc0 the t0tal no pub eve aside res Oneade their second defence of the j. Toss Robertson Cuip and their title As team of can Ada against the Chur of eleven of Toronto today and to Morrow at their grounds Carruthers Avenue wickets will be at 11 . And drawn at 6.30 ip.jn., with a. Luncheon interval Between 1 .p.m. And 2 .p.m. Wanderers will depend of the team Woich acquitted itself so Wen against Regeria while umpires and will again have charge. Grace Church team the Grace. Church club is one of the oldest in Ontario having been in existence continuously for upward of 20 years with the usual fluctuating for tunes common to Cricket clubs in this and other lands. The club has had the Honor of winning the Toronto Church and mercantile league championship on four occasions i prior to 1910, when the Silver cup donated toy a. she property Rof the club. To r six years the Tea to has been engaged in Toronto City league matches which provide the Best class of Cricket in the neighbourhood and last year won the championship of a Section tout lost the Premier honors Iby defeat at the hands of the Toronto in the final game. The eleven last year Tad a remarkable record of 25 wins 14 of them being consecutive. The personnel of the team follows w. For the last if our years. F. G. English than from Nottingham. Usually opens the baiting. A Good Bat with a. Sound defence. An excellent Field old off. W. Typical the useful the Side. Has twice represented Tihe Dominion in International matches and on several Occa Sions has been one of the Ontario. 2.101-4, 2.07. 3 in s. Peter Stevens Walnut Grove Ruthven. Rastus to Lille Tipton Turphy coasters Mabel cos Dwight. Logan Dor Patch Cleo b. Valentime 1-4, 2.04i. 1 1 0 i 3 3 p 1 4 7 6 6 7 Trot. M. M. Stake 3 in 5 Peter Scott 221631 Lassie Mcgregor Murphy 7 s 5 1 1 3 second Slipper Day. Third. Time to kurd race. Ivon arrant time 4-6. Fourth race. Von penalty second third. Time 3-5. Blyth race Nitle and won Polly h., second Tippecanoe third time 1-5, of sixth race. Mile Rifle Bra Jade Larry second j third. Time. 3-5. Seventh race 01 turf to hcs Ben won Al Oro second just red third. Time 3-5. Big league results second St. Loute Brooklyn two games to Morrow. Chicago Jersey City it Butts up Beebe and Stephens. Of National league. And Wanner. Rogee and Karl Tchili 1 Palmore at Montreal. Dowd and howls. At Rochester and Pittsburg Pitts i u no w York t Ujj 2 1 and Gibson and Meyers. Chicago s i at Boston 11 3 Hageman and Bresna Han James and wftaung7. St. Louis 11b 5 at 13 0 c12 innings and synd for. O Cornor and Dooin Cincinnati 9.s at Brooklyn p.4 16 innings . Ames Clark Pfeffer Reulbach and Mccarty. American league. A and In. E. It 2 at Cleveland. S and a free Nevi Hager Renati. Blandly is i second r. H. 53. So Tork 17 1 at Cleveland .13 2 and Nunamaker Bow Man. Blanding and o a Jill Boston j is 0 at cell Casro 0 2 innings , Leonard. Bedient and Carrigan Pohak. Inn 13 1 at Detroit. 7 8 Cleveland at Minneapolis Smith. And James. Louls Tlle a ilk Canadian Ottawa 5 Brantford 3 Hamilton St. Tho Init i Peterboro. 3 Toronto Erie. 2 London Vics must beat another important Jesni bearing on the championship is carded for tomorrow evening when the oppose the Winnipeg. The Hhoward real Chamita whip few time oat. And a sat Stafi a ask win Niees will have out a. Then to Endeavor to Stop to buying out of season m any buyers of every class of Mercia noise come to decisions with respect to to Weir Plaisa and Pur i during tie summer j. Aware off their needs they Are responsive to appeals and Oppio Timi ties months in Advance of the season of their necessities. An advertiser who. 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