The Standard., 7 septembre 1912, samedi 7 septembre 1912

[" 2 ARE ms Pret\" ter cm ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED | | SUPPLEMENT a | SUPPLEMENT VOL.VIII.No.36.MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPT.7, 1912.171 ST.JAMES STREET.Popular Canadian Summer Resorts Vacated Early This Year Owing to Somewhat Unseasonable Weather ns LAN POINT PLEASANT PARK, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.PICTURESQUE LANDSCAPE AT MURRAY BAY, QUEBEC.THE GRAND NARROWS, BRAS D'OR LAKES, CAPE BRETON, N.S.ee A VIEW OF STE.AGATHE IN THE HEART OF THE LAURENTIANS, QUE.on : nr se AR pp es + 3 te 3 + ; RE , be 4% > nt + PT « Sf ; * en ge & i 5 ny Ll cE £, & en 2 To 3 3 [A + : + \u2018 bi ffi 80 A Ea Ree sh anid ev dh VER BN Ec ae aa MERRY Ho Eee om ahi THE METAPEDIA VALLEY AND I.C.R.BRIDGE IN RESTIGOUCHE COUNTY, NEW BRUNSWICK.CHARLOTTETOWN, THE CAPITAL OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND SOME OLD GEORGIAN CANNON.(Photos by Notman.) me, le. 9 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.\u2014 ~ Canada\u2019s Great Winter Seaport on which $12,000,000 will be Spent; Wonderful Scenes at Boy Scouts\u2019 Funerg] \u2014\u2014\u2014 ay 105 4 Yi TREAT = Bg 0 + A HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED PHOTOGRAPH OF CANADA\u2019S GREAT WINTER SEAPORT\u2014The above is an excellent panoramic picture of St.John, N.B., Canada\u2019s great winter seaport, where upwards of $12,000,000 will be spent in the next few years in the development and improvement of the harbor.When these improvements are completed the port of St.John will have accommodation for 40 ocean vessels, and will consequently be better equipped than Portland.At present, work is being rushed on the construction of the new dry=dock and ship-repairing_ plante, the 4,500 foot breakwater and other improvements.Three hundred men are now employed on these works, but this number will be increased in the near future to 1,000.The improvements will entail an expenditure of $12,000,000, and the Government and railways will spend an additional ,000, on various works to the west of the harbor.In view of the money that is now being, and will be, spent on the development of the port, the citizens of St.John are very optimistic in regard to the future of their city.weeping women, the tear-stained men, the wistful-looking children, who, in .CLEC > TR LER: Piatt = family groups, were presently shown to the seats reservea ror them in the centre of the nave, were the bereaved relatives of the dead lads.It was as though the spectacle of the coffins ranged side by side up towards the altar, combined with the appealing LLE P.notes of the organ, had suddenly over- LENNOXVI \u2019 Q whelmed them, so that their grief com- Head Master, J.Tyson Williams, B.A.\u2014(Emmanuel College, Cambridge).| Bishop's College School, one of the best There is no better school in Canada | 3 known lcanadian Schools for boys, has for the thorough and efficient training of | been completely reorganized and now your boy, both from a mental, moral and | comprises the following well-known men physical standpoint.| as members of its Executive Committee: All school buildings are up-to-date, Sir H.Montagu Allan, C.V.O., chairman; sanitary and well ventilated.J.K.L.Ross, vice-chairman.Prof.J .Some of the best known and most suc- Dale, Major Geo.R.Hooper and Arthur cessful men, both in Canada and else- Abbott.where, are old B.C.S.boys.For Calendars, Information, etc., apply to the Head Master.a ForYear Round Comfort proved enjoyable.All went well until after the coast of Sheppy had been rounded at Warden Point, and then when the pinnace was heading for the shore an extra strong puff of wind caught the little craft and caused it to capsize.In the cutter were 25 Boy Scouts and five adults in charge.Some of these were washed seaward when the craft was first struck.The cutter righted itself and almost immediately afterwards was again capsized.Some of the boys clung to the craft and also to the dinghy attached, whilst others were washed clear.The lads who were able to swim did their best to keep themselves afloat.The accident had been witnessed Look for P A R OnEvery .Name Garter pletely overbore their resignation.Ten- : : = = DOMINION SUSPENDER Co derly they carried the offerings of flow- EAE TE NE CO * Niagara Falls - Makers.\" ers which most of them had brought : with them.The very sight of the sor- (Continued on Page 3.) - >\u2014 RIDLEY COLLEGE, ST.CATHARINE, ONT, Distinctly residential school.Three separate residences under the care of married mas ter: (1) Lower School for boys under fourteen; (2) the Dean\u2019s House, for junior boys in the | - upper school; (3) Upper School for boys preparing for the Universities and for business.+ \u2014\u2014 à .RAs Over 80 acres of grounds.Remarkable record for health.In 1909 the School won a Univer W = sity Scholarship in Classics, in 1910 in Olasaics and Mathematics, ang in 911 19 Classics \u2019 identi 1 for Boys.J 0., M.À., D.C.L, .| T.ANDREW'S COLLEGE SQRQNTQ: 4, Residential and Day School for 20% Royal Military College.Upper and Lower Schools Calendar sent on application.Av°.Term \u2014_ Commences September 11, 191%.Rev.D.Bruce Macdonald, M.A., LL.D., Headmaster.IC INCIDENT IN BOY SCOUT ANNALS\u2014How strong a hold the Boy Scout movement has upon the imagination \u2014 it might almost be said upon : NTO A Tone affections-of Londoners, was shown by the remarkable demonstration which took place on a recent Saturday in South London, when eight of the pper ana a 0 \u20acge TORO nine lads who lost their lives by the capsizing of a sailing cutter off Leysdown on August 4th, were buried in \u2018Nunhead Cemetery.No other episode, N ED | says a London paper, not even a Royal procession, ever brought so many people into the streets, or kept them there during a thunderstorm and a deluge Examinations for Entrance Scholar- ; gL FOUND of rain.It was clear that the tragedy and the pathos of the disaster had made a deep impression on the populace; hence the magnitude of the assem- ships, Saturday, Sept.14th.he > TE 1829 | blage which turned out to witness the last scene of all.The funeral service was held in St.John\u2019s Church, Larcom street, where the little white coffins, Courses for University, Royal Mili- kd ; each covered with a Union Jack, had lain for a day or two previously; and the interment was made in a common grave in Nunhead Cemetery.This tary College, etc.\u2018 t \u2018 spot will soon be marked by a monument telling the story of the tragedy and how the brave young laddies went to their deaths while trying to help Senior and Preparator their comrades.The above illustration shows the scene outside St.John\u2019s Church as the caskets containing the bodies were being carried from the Soh tn capes Sa LC \u2014\u2014 | church to the hearses.As the coffins were borne through the ranks of the Sea Scouts\u2014to which the dead boys belonged\u2014the Scouts leaned on their ins.EVOTY mode oud 2 Grind Pi staves with bowed heads, and then raised hands to the salute, in farewell to their dead brothers.The scene was a most impressive one.a mont, quip A M nenpcee ca (Copyright Central News.) RSS Pare ne : .i .HL HG rh {mga ¢ | A = Sal T3 ROCKOLIFFE PARK, OTTAWA, ONT, y Successes in 1911: Honor af ERA .! ! s : S, 4 Çehe: ot Ww \" LE Cu row = == Very impressive was the funeral ser- | wide.The church seemed to fill slowly to which the dead lads belonged.RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.\u2014Modern, fireproof build- Matriculation, 22; Royal eo Ln ro dr Yu 3 19 th 3 i i , j i ings.Ten acres of playing fields.Special preparation for R.M.C., Uni- Military College, all d gt pre ee LRT, e vice conducted in St.John\u2019s Church, \u2014at all events, at first.There, just in Scoutmaster Marsh was of the party, Sar 3 ?, y ge, passe ASE A ; te ; ; ; versities, etc.All Candidates for R.M.C.Entrance in the last three years Er Te se a .Larcom-street, where the little white front of the chancel, lay the eight cof- and so, it was said, were several of the d.Juni D rt t.School Sept.T1.F lend A T B .10 P A Tragic Incident in coffins, each covered by a Union Jack, fins, with tapers in their midst that boys who were rescued from the passed.URE EOF Noon re -0pens Pt o or calen ar apply utumn lerm Begins on Thursday, Sept.12th, at am thre had lain for a day or two previously; |cast faint and flickering shadows |swamped boat.+ Xe » 3e (Oxon.), Headmaster.3oarders Return on the 11th.H.W.AUDEN, M.A., Principal ent Boy Scout Annals and poignant indeed were the scenes across wreaths and other floral tri-| The impressive strains of Chopin\u2019s _ Co \u20ac of grief and sorrow which it evoked.butes,.Funeral March were floating to the \u2014 der, =) They were scenes which no one present Little more than an arm\u2019s-length dim recesses of the interior, when the of t could witness unmoved-\u2014scenes that |away from the caskets, and occupying congregation of silent worshippers rose IX vica i WO of the pictures on this page |inevitably follow in the wake of catas- the front seat in the nave, sat a group to its feet, simultaneously, whilst a Ska, are illustrative of the funeral of trophes that fling bereavement far and of little Boy Scouts of the company |striking procession entered.The .7 Fe Ha 7 = the eight Boy Scouts belonging on 7 \\) CM CT to the Dulwich Scouts Mission, ; (SRF) i, = x A who lost their lives on August 4th by Os 7° SN Cu SD wT the capsizing of the sailing cutter 4 \u201c© PH + ==) which was conveying them and the J x ) other members of their troop to 2 AN = Roe CARRIN( TON @ Leysdown, for their annual camp.+ === A) y - - The cutter which was formerly in the RAG \u2018 naval service, left Erith with the tide aq .( ll ) about eight o\u2019clock in the morning, DR ourt Jewe ers 4 | | and the passage down the Thames ) 4 FINEST STOCK === S = LARGE SELECTION mM in London of Pearl of Second Hand and y Necklaces and Ropes Old Family Jewels of ) and Fine Jewellery.all descriptions.| (a = > A >\") SAS fr a from the Leysdown coastguard station, and the coastguardmen, under Chief Jewellery Petty-Officer Streeter, launched their R d boat and pulled to the rescue.The emounte craft had capsized in six fathoms of : .water, however, and by the time the M in the Antique T boat reached the scene of the disaster (+) Latest .& several lads had perished.The boat Silver picked up 16 Boy Scouts and the five Style.adults.Nine lads were drowned, the and bodies of eight afterwards being recovered.| + Old \u2018 IN YOUR Sheffield | Sketches | .Plate.| submitted | \\l free of 5) O m (x7 charge.| I M 1 clean the tub, tiling, taps.A TRAGIC INCIDENT IN BOY SCOUT ANNALS\u2014Four of the boys who survived the recent boating accident, off | pipes.basin, bowl, ewe, with Leysdown, Eng., which resulted in the drowning of nine of their comrades.From left to right their names | | are: G.Taylor, A.Wright, J.Beckham, and W.Redfern.They are all natives of Walworth.- (Copyright Central News.) 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