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RUSSL/NS INFLICT SEVERE CHECK ON ENEMY —

 

HOLT’S DESPERATE SCHEMES-LINERS TO BE BLOWN UP AT SEA-DRIVE ON CALAIS

MORGAN'S ASSAILANT HAD "Rea r=] _ RUSSIANS INFLICT SEVERE |
DESPERATE SCHEMES ON HAND

IWANGOROD VLODAVA RETIREMENT (N
SUPPOSED PLOT YO BLOW UP LINERS AT SEA—-HOLT IN-

SS CHECK ON AUSTRO - GERMANS |

|ENEMY HELD UP AT KRASNIK IN POLAND—ITALY KEEPING
LINERS ARRIVED AT HAVRE WITH UNEX-
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UP HEAVY BOMBARDMENT—RUMORS OF A GREAT
GERMAN DRIVE TOWARDS CALAIS—THE
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(Special athe: ra, nee 4 It’s trunk lle intended to (Special to The Dally News.) ture the trenches which they lost '
Cove, N. Y., July 7. Olden anita: Nad a st bila ; *
tl uicid f Frank Holt eo vine ee London, July 7.—Tne Russians] at Piliken.
he s eo rank ) Sixt sticks of « AITO Ara ald
| last night, a letter to { es o RZELOWs have inflicted a serious check on on eremenrennenncinnnetnge caminentatete
is discovered, announc- - re ope tified Witiala ithe Austro-German forces at ST. PETER’S PICNIC '
° entified. —_
the Cuparger Pexonia, oF} G Pp Krasnik, in Poland, where the in- ae i :
' New Yi July 7 Frank Holt RLELA The annual Sunday School
eee On has I ively identified by er a eonarynr 4 vaders threaten Warsaw. picnie in connection with St
roy x} a | At Ais Italian Bombardment. Peter’s Church, Seal Cove, took
sent a warning to ee PRET EO TRS OUEONY Italy continues to keep up a place yesereny- The Northern .
hicl » at se po aeypeerodn 1906 .after| SHOWING THE LATEST wrens ie IN GALICIA AND POLAND heavy bombardment along the Cross, by the kindness of the Rev.
pT a ae a peing dicted for th rder « t W. Rushbrook, conveyed the
Wining them also ee eee “ FIFTY- SIX PRINCE RUPERT aon ne children over and the Eleanor
dvising them also to Sac j
ive. ac > retur stlakatla.
ard each other as a mu- Bombs on Liners. German Offensive Mac on the return, to Metlakatla

 

tumors have reached London|4 much longer trip had been ar-
y case of an explo Phe ties admit that lranged but owing to weather con-
The Philadelphia replys | thr h vhich sailed fron of a great German offensive along |

lditions was abandoned. A small

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but there is no reply|New York ¢ lavre, Fra I the western front, with Calais as balance to the good after defray-
Saxonia. The potice|May arrived vill unexploded MORE THAN HALF ARE SCOTCH—MEN FROM THE INTERIOR (an objective. The Germans were ing expenses has been handed |
d 124 sticks of dynamite | bombs hoard WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT—WILL PARADE FROM THE jrepulsed in an effort to re-cap-|oyver to the Red Cross.
TRAIN TO RECREATION PARK — BASEBALL lo — — i
FHKE EEE HHS GAME AND FAREWELL SOR ION
ELECTION FRAUDS le ROGERS AND MANITOBA. *| aoe leernaseeseneses®s/DISTOL DUEL BETWEEN j
IN INDIANAPOLIS . * | Farewell will be taken of Prince |J. MeViitie, James Young. John §./* * BANDITS AND CITIZENS ‘
> The Bail News. i The GConseryative, press % Rupert's third contingent tonight.|Laurenson, R, Gibson, Thomas |* A subscriber recently * Sea $
eemennaee v8 = maar + nas’ Strive hard’ fo prove we I ait Sree: han Wel Beith id aan | Buchanan. Neil Keith, John Bre -|* advertised in the Daily * (Special to The Dally News.)
ipolis, July 7, 1 een : g At at ats : S CUMI~ | : : i » vk ‘kansas ] —
i os ; that the Hon. Robert Rog- * m ee me phy, John McMillan, James Brown ta News far afoan ot 44500" @ Little Rock, Arkansas, July 7.
Ene ria on a charge oO rwemen Ol mel rom ie Interior Lava f rTP a > 2. j ©
; ee Sane gee * ers had no part in the * {Rod Campbell, J. Thompson, W.]* on improved city preperty. * Seven bank robbers engaged in a
raud a e last muni ; the train at 6:45.] iste sl for , wi ,
‘ | es Manitoba scanda Prob. *# ie tra t 6:45. Lindsay, W. J. Chalmers, Charlos/# The loan bas been made #|># tol duel for one hour with one
< eaded g£ y O- ‘ De ceed: an er 54 thx me fy : . : “e sitize , as ig
; ; , ee ee ably Sir Rodmond Roblin *)They will be met by the men from) wepellan, Ben Ferguson. '* by a subscriber in the * aUOAEAG Oise here last night.
sete ihe une po * and the Hon. Bob wired *|here, headed by the city band, English. * state of Ohio. Daily News * Phey escaped in an auto after
; a eee ie ae veather reports lo *!piners and the boy’s bugle band] Robert Gendall, Jos. Finnigan,|* ads are effective, even at * me a ee
ch e of venue, git : : e s »w open the safe o
l % each other. * and a parade will be made to Re-|Ben Johnson, John Rudd, Wm.|* a range of many hundreds * ee ‘ne. 4 OJ s ,
- - * | t d ae yee ee 1€@ 10CE x.
CADET ORDERS COP FARBOR ESS n “= creat ark, 1Booth, W. J. Lincham, F. H. Clif-|* of miles. * Ti ge ea a j
\ cements have been made/ton, J. Cornes, Arthur Eastwood, | * Hee eae Eee ea ’ 4
nade ne T ; ae De Misa os habe eos a a YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL Pi
Orders by George Leek, C. I. PROTEST AGAINS f i eball game between the|Joseph Briggs F. W. Silversides, | j
4 Cadets “a eaqnester g ints anc e Chaffeurs. |J. . Stephen, and W . Stephens '
| leis are requested | LICENSING METHOD nts and the Chaffeu I). Stephen, and Wm. Stephens. | WHERE WOUNDED cnahucadi an simu:

iform on the Ma DS the | eeds of which will be dis- Danadian;. OFFICERS ARE LOCATED Vaneonyer. (Si. Baghane, a

 

 

 

5 Thursday, July 8th at he lott from. M_|tributed amongst the boys. Each Isaac Forbes, C. W. Hewitt, C. | Tacoma, 5: Aberdeen, 3.
' i \ 2 : WW »T Ase er f ich e mDSO : M. Ve | uy, M ‘Lare rT: s : 7
harp, to march n iM. Stephens ¢ Ltd., was read at One Will De pre Saved with 8 TOR)’ siehs 7 a ; i Canadian officers wounded at Victoria, 4; Seattle, 2.
gent leaving for the} 2 ; ; 4+. calling for his proportionate | Gordon, a 1d H. L. Kemp. ; i
th ‘a Monday night Australi ithe front are being given atten- Sees i
vlers and drummers to ‘ nt of the fund. | ustralian. | i American League.
Phe Maye ; City | V. Walker. Alfred Ega tion at more than a dozen hos- ? : :
instruments. n inp rhe contingent leayes tomor- L. \ ad Suis cd abla od ; Philadelphia, 7; New York, 6.
e Rupert, B. B., pitals in London and in the South
.. FISHER, A. C., ¢ ; ' a act w morning on the Prince Ri Irish. ee Detroit, 7; Cleveland, 6.
, | Dear Sirs:—Herewith find b : of England. According to cor- !
pert for Vancouver, en route for Wilson Boyd. Chicago, 12; St. Louis, 2.
f (7.90, overcharge on account h respondence from London receiy- '
fore so ¢Cheap—dry- | Vi nm. where they will undergo Welsh. : 2 Washington, 1-1; Boston, 5-4. \
| ! ce issued to George A rt ’ D. Harri ‘ed in Vancouver, some of the ’
paper, crockery, glass F os s e months o raining. ‘ ; arris : d
essic ine 30th, 1915, Brietly British Columbia officers were
Wallace’s Fifth Anni- | : I to this morning the follow- Just on going to press the fol-| ° " National League. :
he 1 wwe that Mr, Tessie ’ hed. as aad tarde idistributed as follows at the time acai a as msnckios. 84 .
Sale ' rince tupert me 1a en- owing names wer a ec 0 1 Os » 2-93 ) yh, 0-4.
t t of business on June 21 aus z |! . fee . lot writing: At 8 Chesterfield pias the aera ain {
; {! | for the third contingent for} list, making sixty altogether: | H.R. G 7th Cincinatti, 4-2; Chicago, 5-2.
I anus » Witt iardens, Capt. H. R. Gunning, : 3 fi ; :
tried Quaker Pettijohn? aa ‘ itive service Chere are 83|John Reid, Scotch; A. J. D. Maer wegens, Capt _ ; . , 7 : New York, 5; Philadelphia, 1. {
; t having 4 ! any ficense fee] j ’ Battalio at 10 Carlton ouse ; es ee ae ay 2
Nees cen Seotchme 6 Canadii % Aus-/|dougall, and N, Bochinsky, Can- : St. Louis, 2; Pittsburg, 1.
oe “Zjuntil J rion LRCDRA HAO eee touiiean and 1 Wels! | sir 1K ; rn list ross ace; Lieut. F. M. Davis, 5th Coast League
tral 3 Irishman and elsn-|adian; rec wing, English. : “i
W E ST H 0 I, M F account fhe business | ' yenn an ae : Battalion, at 10 Cheyne Walk; cra tt Bahk 0) Veulsen®
aa man es Pally dic ’ ’ ‘ °
erly conducted by Mr, Tessier . Capt. 8. J. Anderson, 7th Battal-
en dging b he above figures, BALL GAME TONIGHT é ——_—___—_—_—-—
i ON A was taken. over by Mr. Ben, F.j “veg! jboss : Cae ion, at Torquay; Capt. G, M, En- SOD PRALL
+ . 5 ' e ighting bioo u ne SCO eee % is é
OPER A HO rs E Hunt on June 28th, but the city be : 1 the Sootrh The CG. G.’s and Colts will do dacott, 5th Battalion; Capt. D. E.
. Fr sy : | as wel mused, ane ne eo e Ae he Re 0 iii de eS
RUPERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE tran rel nsisted o1 thy Pessiel jha , t 5 t living | their ie ¢ entertainin the Carlton, 7th Battalion, at Queen The Regiment defeated the
s Ibovs in Prince Rupert are | g 1eir share o nterte g .
| g paid uy id com Dank Alexandra’s Hospital, Wands-]prydoeck team in a league game

T hip to the centuries old reputation | boys tonight at Recreation ;
Tonight at 8.30 pleted, although pares ee tl hardy northern race, The]at 7 o'clock worth; Lieut. J, H, Diamond, 7th)}jast nigtit by 2 goals to 1. The
iis hare oO e %, { ere ock,

The Majestic Stock Co eady out of business, or thal a, | ire the names: See nae Battalion; D, M, Moore, 16th Bat-|ppydock boys were distinetly off
“ owing are ° ‘ Cs. —— . j
Aare at No. 3 G spite

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5 me charged 0 ‘ te are é 4 : ia Ve i aii ake a
Presents Denman Thomp- new license should } om ’ Scotch. Hundreds of patterns, from the talion, 3 Gen¢ ral Hoepit U,Jeolor, and lacked several regular
' lof 840.00, although there ren ; , 3 spade | Wandsworth; Capt, L. E, Haines,| payers Mr. Eardley refereed
son's reatest Production OE BSF | sR. Kerr, George Heggie, W.|cheapest to the highest grades, ' players,
° Greene " venteen 01 shteen | \ ena ate innin 17th Battalion; Lieut. L. H. Major, | aeeeptably
ed only ON Mote id. Robert Davie, Geo. W.Jal! our wall papers half price— i ptabdly.

6 ‘ense Wou 7 atts : ajor J . Pow-
The Old Home - days until the new ficenst ‘ ~ | Abbott \W. Romains, Hugh Kil-]Wallace’s Sale. ith Battalion; Major A, B, Pow eee tPoepeerey nN

} out. Mr, Tes eley, 7th Battalion; Lieut. A. J. The Westholme management
d ’? have bo be taken Hin \W Ss. Dennis, Robert Robert ee . : ' on + , ee ‘ ‘
stea sier paid $18.00 for the priy 1eB0 | an. Colin Bain, J. MeQueen, Don- Mrs. W. J. Sthithers will not|Gray, 16th Battalion; Lieut. 4 _R. have placed at he disposal o ut
’ Rural Comedy Drama in f nducting the same business : a 1 rat MeKay, James|receive on Thursday, nor again , Morton, 16th Battalion; Major|city 150 complimentary seats to
of eondut LR vid cLean, James ehay, James 0 sday, agi

 

the prive Bs

Allison, Peter 8, White, W. M.]this season, CG, W. Peck, 16th Battalion; at]entertain the overseas contingent
Mr. Hunt to , ine Si

lege of permitting IRrown, John 8, Watt, G. Sellars, ———_—__————|50 Weymouth street; Lieut, W.Jat tonight's show, which will be
on Page Four. | — iD, Holmes, 7th Battalion; Lieut.jafter the ball ga.ae.

pooenaeerrreere | panera renee eee Pane EPP It ttt Tt P Et eer iJ. M. Reid, 16th Battalion; at 27 i
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Opening Announce eat Lieut. G. E.}Quaker Pettijohn, at all Grocers.

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Seate now selling at Orme’s drug
store Continued
Prices 25-50-75. .Boxes $1.00

 

" nor | Grosvenor Square;
ef | Carpenter’ s Union | ; Albert Rooms ‘Shaw, 7th Battalion.
_THE EASIEST WAY" # —-2nd Avenue Miss Etnies), Since that time Major Peck ac

i Close to the Westholme Theatre Specialist in Shampooing, Halrdress~ l eording to local information, has LONDON CAFE

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g trercooooone POOCIOR, | All members : ing, Scalp Treatment, Facial i rill
ae . ° been laid up with la grippe and
IAOK JUDGE ROI BARNES ed to attend the regular | CENTRALLY LOCATED Massage, Packs, and Hair . . ; ; tea : . ae And G
VROER NEW MANARERENT dnesday, 7th 3} STRICTLY MODERN Bleaching and Dyving. OE 6. PELVALO DAY MnO, Pine Serves Nothing but the Best
THE |§ meeting on Weeanes RENTS REASCNABLE —_— jthrown open to wounded oMcers.i® joe iia Third Ave
_ July, at 7p» ™ Important Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement For Appointments, Phone Blue 292 oi Peace ban e
Cozy Barber Shop uly, . Third Ave., Over McCaffery, Gib- Wall Paner 42 1-2 cents a roll ,
" TIO \2 business. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT bons & Doyle a APO? 16 tne CONS ¢ BOXES . FOR LADIES
TH BATHS J. NICOL Rec.~See. ae Wallace’s Sale,
IRD AVE, ALDER BLK. : , ener 2 patie
ODE PIIIED
Wong oe a eee | b nccnenrernnren tren e’