CANADA

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 74, 17 August 1914, Page 8

CANADA

AN" ENEMY AT WORK. . I ATTEMPTED WRECKAGE OF \MT.F- i LESS STATION. Received Ki, 5.5 p.m. I Ottawa, August 15. An a!tempt was made to wreck the Y7L* Ul Ji'' s Kiri ' ,, '« station at Port Arthur, Ontario. Two men fired at tin-operators. The men escaped. The aerial was cut, and other damage done I he Austrian steamer Ida, ex Trieste arrived ai Montreal. The Canadian Go-' vermuent captured the vessel as a wur prize. TIIK rX-PACira: PACIFIC. 'STEAMER* lIELDI'PAT HONOLULU Received Hi, 5.5 p. m , , Vancouver, August 15. ' T.)e Niagara and the. Marama are held up ;it Honolulu, owing to the. i proximity of the German cruiser Leipsig on tlie British Columbia coasts. Honolulu. August 14 (evening). . '_ Tlie M.araimi arrival with lights out *ind |» ;rfs sh'Nvudcd. The steamer made . 'a long detour, with the object of avoiding hostile vessel*. The 'Nkigtura and 'Marama will remain here indefinitely. "11 I- understood flint, the Admiralty :Ims communicated to them the imulvisuMlify ' f their proceeding. A MAGNIFICENT OFFER. Montreal, August 14. On lidmlf of the Canadian .Pacific. Railway, Sir Thomas Shaiwhnessy has oll'crcd a hospital ship, provided Canadian women eijUip it. Out of doors, with vour briar filled with FULL DERBY you can tackle your work with a laugh in your heart and a, rich nutty flavor on your palate. 'Ti9 the worker's smoke—try it—in plug ol 2 07. tins.