Mwager of France Dies at a Venerable Old Age

._____---•__ [lit DeHy N«r» h th* only oattr f ifi** te ta* jsttrlOT ot OtfuiBlia*. Full MHktf ytM of Canadian Prta*. Limited. T—r= NELSON, B. C, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920 Ministerialists in Killed Going Over Australia Reduced to , Niagara Falls in a MWAGER a Bare Majority CONFERENCE Wooden Barrel MILITARY GUARD AWT LONDON, July U. (Canadian As NIAGARA FALLS, Ont-, July 11.— sociated 1'resa).—The by-election ln Charles H. Stephens, Bristol, Eng., IRISH VOLUNTEER ATTACKS OF FRANCE DIES was killed this afternoon, when he Ballarat, won hy la-abor, leaves the attempted to go over the horseshoe Australian ministerialists with a bare, falls ln a barrel. The wooden bar Lxnajori ty over all other parties, bu t rel in which Stephens attempted the AT A VENERABLE OLD AGE it is stated that an anti-Hughes REPARATION trip was dashed to pieces on the commission Is unlikely. rocks at the base of the cliffs. hie of Napoleon the Third; Fled to England an Exile; Germans at Spa Seek to Descent in Force Feared on Plea of Protecting Catholics; 'Her Son the Prince Imperial Killed ia Zulu War; lived Make Proposals Subject Bombs and Shotguns Used in Outrages Against Cork to Realize Her Ambition and See Germans Driven Out of to Coal Decision CHINESE Police;'Troops Haul Down Republican Flag at Cork French Soil MILLERAND OPPOSES Courthouse MADRID, July 11.—The former Empress Eugenie of MESSAGE TO MODIFYING TREATY . DUBININ, July 11.—Troops being sent to the north of ?rance died here this morning. , Ireland tonight are to be distributed in all districts in which Coal Regarded as Basis of it has been announced demonstrations in celebration of the Former Empress Eugenie was bom^in, Granada, Spain, in battle of the Boyne will be held. The explanation current of 1826. Her father, Count de Montijo. was of a noble Spanish PALESTINE AU Plans; Vital Question the military activity is that the government has reason to 'amily, while her mother was of Scotch extraction, her maiden to Germany believe Irish volunteers contemplated descents in force on 'iltme being Kirkpatrick. The ex-empress was almost impatient Advisory Council to Have Defy Warning Given by various districts, on the plea that their presence was necessary J'or the end of her long lease of life, 44 years of which were Ten Non-Official Members SPA, July , It:-—After some hesi Diplomatic Corps; Peking to' protect Catholics, and that the government believes the ipent in the roles of the Span-*——; From Populace tation due lo the coal question the , » military forces are the proper sh countess; Eugenie Marie De German delegates today produced Forces Move to Check guardians of the peace. Victim of Banff their plans showing how Germany Danish King Is ifontijo, travelling through JERUSALEM, July 10.—Delivering PEKING, Puly 10.—(Associated Surope a visitor to the French Shooting Accident Is a message from King George to an would deal with reparations, but Press.)—General Wu Pel Fu and Acclaimed in All BELFAST, July 11.—Numer Kpurt; wife, of Napoleon IJL; assemblage of notables from south they specified that the derision Tsao Kup are reported to be moving Schleswig Towns ous outrages occurred in and •nd an occasional regent of the Progressing Well ern Palestine. Sir Herbert Samuel, reached regarding the coal would their forces towards Peking along the around Cork today. Sergeant modify their proposals. Shankow railway in defiance of the Seery is dying in the Cork mili (french empire. high commissioner for Palestine, an warning given to the government by COPENHAGEN, July 10.—King CALGARY, July 11.—The condi The allied experts had declared tary hospital from several bul nounced that the government's the diplomatic corps here yesterday, Christian was enthusiastically re The other half of her life they did not consider that even the let wounds received in an at tion of D- Wanklyn, of Montreal, policy Included the creation of an that ln case of an uprising, no ceived In all towns he visited on his vas mournful, so much so, figures submitted by the Germans fighting must take place in Peking, tack upon him while he was carrying hat Eugenie 'had said: "I wish I who was accidentally shot in his advisory council under his presi tour through North Schleswig. The dency, consisting mainly of gov would Justify modification of the and that the city must not he sub the police mail to the Grperah poat \tm-a. passed "when the shadowy fabricroo m at the Banff Hotel last week, Is jected to bombardment. mayors expressed the joy of popu )f my dream fell apart." ernment officials, but having ten protocol signed July !*, but admit office near Pork. General Tuan Chi Jui, former pre lation over re-union yith the mother Flight From Parle considerably improved, and he has non-offiioa] members from various ted the justice of th* German ex His assailantB seized the mail and mier, who Is exercising dictatorial country, and the king thanked, them decamped. The sergeant in charge That • day of disaster was Sept. a good chance of recovery. sections of the .populace. This coun pert's pleas • on two points, first, powers, has appointed Tuan Chi Jui, 1870, when she and all Paris for their fidelity to Denmark. of the Raihninre, Cork, barracks was cil would advise on all Important relieving Germany of the obliga a former war minister, to be chief of had heard of the defeat and capture killed by a bomb, and two con- matters Including the annual ban tion of reporting to the repara ihe forces moving to check the ad Bt&btee were wounded while defend-* of Napoleon at Sedan. The empress vance. was popularty accused of bringing on quet. « tions committee regarding the dis Ing the polios barracks from an at tihat disastrous war with Prussia. tribution of coal within Germany; Martial law has heen put into tack. The abandoned police barracks Sir Herbert declared that amnesty effect, and the western gates of the Historians have since declared that and, second, approving the proposal in Cork fity was burned today. for all political prisoners would he city are guarded against the un Another potto/ party returning •here is little to support such charges, proclaimed. to increase the output hy improv authorized entry of troops. but the riotous mobs of Paris, shotti m the post offiee ro the barracks ing the food and welfare of the Dungalee, on the Donegal sea- ng for the new republic which the miners, and suggesting that the Ger deputies proclaimed, stormed the ird, with police mail, was attacked. [palace of the TuiUerles, and howled man and allied governments dis 'geant Moloney's head and body Mjmprecalions upon Eugenie's head un- cuss means to this end. re riddled with small shot. WUh he aid ol' his comrades he succeeded |tll the empress became convinced Plenary Seteion Begins (that her life was in peril. n reaching .the barracks. The ^plenary session of the con Seven justices of the peace in Flight waa decided upon, but one ference began at 5:30 1 his even '(mnty t 'a van jointly * tendered their jplan after another failed, until an resignation*! tn the l"rd chancellor. exit was found by way nf the Statement of Cabinet Ap VOTES BONE DRY ing wUh Lord Cnrzon- represent Louvre. ing Great Britain, Instead of Mr. Charged With Instigating At In thcii • ll l II they said: "We wish The empress in disguise, accom pointments Expected To Referendum Gives Majorities Lloyd George, who was confined William Dennis, Prominent tacks Near Constantinople no lonnei . be'associated with an panied by one of her ladles in wait to his room all day with a cold, executive hose actions are sub- day; McCurdy Hinted at versu'e i >f justice and equity andl ing, - whirled away in a cab to the in Favor of Prohibition and fhe conference immediately took up Newspaperman Succumbs and in Straits Treaty Zone residence of the AnWlcan dentist, repugnani . the feelings of a vast the coal question, the experts hay fo Operation majority «MI i fellow countrymen." Dr. Thomas J. Evans. OTTAWA, July 11 (Canadian Against Beer and Wine t'ONSTANTINopLE. ,1 nly 10. - Lost to all Paris, the ladies spent Press).-—There were no new political ing failed to crime to an agree to Belt iV today quiet prevails, and ment. Chancellor Feherenbach, Dr. Bandits are continuing raids along the milit ir gave permiesion to the the night In the protection of this developments over the week end ST. JOHN, N. B„ July 11—Bone The death of Senator Wlllianj chivalrous American, nnd the next Simons, Herr S tinners and others the north shore of the Gulf of Ts- Uerry 0 ra gemen to carry out a |following the swearing in of Premier dry prohibition carried by a large Denni.s, of Halifax, at the Massa uiud, und the ••astern, shore of tha fpundfttfo tying ceremony near the day they were driven off in his Meighen and Hon. C. C* Ballantynp of ihe German delegation had pre chusetts General hospital, Boston, carriage for a flight across Prance majority In> the plebiscite taken in Bosphorus. •ay. on Sunday. The new premier said viously confered at length on the late thin afternoon, la announced In to the channel and the secret board the province of New Brunswick; The The British have hanged 18 Na l'i'0\ ious stone laying had tonight that had nothing to add to subject. messages to the family here. ing of a yacht for England. voting was as follows—For Prohibi tionalist leaders and the Greeks have »f a demon- the statement made on Saturday, and Misfortune Follows Exile tion 41,*436.

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