_ D_, CANADA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 1905 _ {,§ wy§ 1

in the `0penihg\4

liillsboro-~';La_,_r3e ,Attendance at the Formal Opening, -Yesterday Afternoon. ~

,_.,».-as in Prince Exiwawllsiilniliisa a larger ar more 1‘BP|'€5°“w,'jlv° Fm’N'"‘l’g ,bun in-ld than thatdf ’¥5Bl»¢\'f\*\Y ““>°"'°°h in an nparii markllllt Psflpd-in -um pmvmw _lin-nn-..ia1onev\'ln'¥ °f 'H‘"“"°f° C°“‘

,,,,||,|,,f,¢.| School.- There l were pr.-.~\-nt many prominent men fmm “ll the walks' of llfc, leading pniilit-ans cf both political parties, |»n.-ini-ss men, physicians' and many of the ,-.,|,..-si-iiiative farmers of the southern n.|.-...flnui1ulia»or_v. besides 0- Term ms- ucntage cf ladies hom town and country. 1)".-in-,g the afternoon the classrooms w.-ri-. fill.-.1 with inter-esteii spectators and ,,.,,,.,, me hour for the formal opening caan- the spacious lmli with the adjoining i-Inssmnnls was oollll-\l0f/ENV uned- nn liuaor the Lieut. G_°Yar-wr presided ,mil on the platform Wer's`_Dr. 'Rbberl-Bon. l’i-i»|nii-r Peters, Dr. Andersou.‘ Principill S, N. ilobertson and I{u_a,'F. L. Hnsznrd. ,lin-r at song by the children with Miss

5.-nit presiding at the piano the chairman spain- In-ieily congratulating the children upon the advantages which were theirs .ntl nn- trustees upon thc maanidvvht in-hanl which had been built. To Sir William Macdonald and Dr. Robertson \n\.~.|lnc much credit for what they have dont- for thcprovince.With`tlienewer edu» cation that Dr. Robertson has introduced tin-, Island was being made' 11'. better 'place in ohii-li to live. '.l`h'e scene before him today marked a. new' era in the erin.-ational history of the province, lie also referred to others wii'c` had taken great interest and _had done much for cdui-ation here prrticulcrly Dr. Andi-r~'ca who had given his warmest' syinpalliy tothis movement. He was al-3 so pin.-iserl to see 1’rlnclpnlS.N.:Rnbel'tson lierl- and in warm sympathy with this. work. lnnloslng he declared the Mnc= donald Consolidated School of Hillsboro now formally opened for public use. - Dr. J. W. Robertson, whn'was received wiib applause, expressed his pleasure at being present. Every time he camo to the province he liked it better. The proylncc has inherited a'great 'country' iifld the' peuplr- had achieved a great deal. The |..i.-||.-ii-\\~eincrecs_ed,', thc_,erops have ln- rrt-|\.~\ed since ho camo tqthc Island fifteen yoiii-ainro. But every farmer would part

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closlnghe emphasised the words of Dr Robertson to the people whose children

,,,0,-,.|,c,,,,|;||',,1¢-¢,u||¢1 ),°|,'s°3"|;|,,m this are attending thcCnnsolldatcd School and ,,,,c_ 1,, me 9,,” thc s(,|,0d|s haw, been me lauded Sir William Macdonald for rr. W...-.4 |.uii.x|ngsm the community. rin. ="°\“i=¢fl_"s.tl\° land of his birth and

Dr. Robertson to whom the present

than we did when we wen, chnd,-en. school would standing as a monument.

chilli tinm for anything else 1 `I'le believed the ynungvr people here would soc much

i-liildren now should get more advantages

Lili- is not worth living unlcss man loaves thc little feet on n. -better paththan he hail. Speaking of the'huilding he thanked

cihn-anion began in a garden and he,

had a prominent Dliwclu the develop- m<~ntof the race. The purpose of the

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seiilsliacss - of 'the °‘ grown ` 'marhi Coimnliiinllon is only. s means to that end -an attempt to get children together 'in mliicienr. numbers to- make- sn- ouiect le.~\,~ion. l:`or its sudoesr the school_ rie-

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Navi-r in the history of_educe.ti_onal D\'f>~ ` M908 Upon the parents and the people

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in the province was so entitled to cou- gratuiation as the one in which the Hills-

thc vniiiriit-tors Messrs Lowe Bros for b°f° schnol WM slwnifcd- H9 “'59 the capable ami lionedtnvay in which they “5i'°"l"hcd mf.u\° PTOKWBU "Vida Since l'h° had performed "their work. Man's 9°h°°| “'l*S 0D0l12d- H0 00l\i»\‘l1St¢d l-|10

time when the offer of this school was

,,,|R|,, _,ml ;,,,,,‘,, been 'thB,.e_. The ,whom madeund the present excellent condition K,,,.|,.,, |_,,,,0L,, f,,,|_|m. R ,],,y__I¢, has of the school. This is an experiment both

from the stanclpoint of better education and from an economical standpoint. He

_al-|,u,,1i,, to hem me progress from me had no doubt but that at the end of three ntlrlili.-slices and aolniihnsssof inmyhood ycara_tl\esvl1°°1w°\\l\ihlve auch s bal- t01|,,. inu,||| mme .nd “bun and un ance silent that it wouldbegladiy taken

over. by the districts. The school he looked

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of the locality for their perseverance and pnticucc to the school and thc tcachcrs. Be proud of the school as a place where your chihlrcn are developing manly characters Praise the boy, the school depends on the spirit of the people, let the neighborhood be amodcl of self rc pression The teachers will do their best for your school. so sustain them and do our best for them. In no country In the “'°|'ld ‘I0 U15 Dcoplc psy less for education hanin this province. Make it easy for he scboiarstodogood but hard to do rong. This school has given the child-

ren more halilly hours than they ever ad before. The habit of being appyisagnaat thing for after life. In later life they will march together as they march new on their school ground. The children in schools like this come up from clean childhood through a clean school to cieun manhood. And as in a dream he saw in thc future-not a new heaven prchnps -buts new earth in Prince Edward

Robcrtson, Hon. F. L. Haszard, and many other friends for coming to the school to- day and thus show their sympathy with the work.Tbis school teaches the children tolove rather than to nate, to serve, to forgive rather than to resent and in so far as this school teaches the children to do these so far will it accomplish a. great mission in this Province.

Premier Peters culogised Dr Robert.-

son for having obtained for Prince Edward Island sucha boon as thc pre- sentschool. He had noticed for years that the people of this province had neglected .the great sense of eyesight. This example of a Consolidated School would better the province for all time to come. In securing beautiful things the pcrsnn is buttered in every sense of__ the word. This system of -educating by the ye and by the other senses, formerly

Dr. Anderson thought that no dist-riot

uponas being capable of producing an admirable eflect‘on the whole Island. While not forsaking the Latin and Greek he believed as thoroughly in the present school as Professor Robertson himselfdid.

Principal S. N. Robertson felt that a

time had come- for a change from the abstract teaching cf the past to the humanistic teaching introduced here by Dr. Robertson. Sight and touch are the two` gateways of knowledge to the human mind. Tho child under twelve can get little value from school books. The child wants to roam in order to get more scope for his eye. The consolidated school is only nn opportunity for the teacher to confine himself in part to “aonse"tesch- ing. He Joined with Dr. Anderson In thanking Dr. Robertson for thc benefits which he had brought to Prince Edward Island. Let us alljoln in wishing that the Macdonald Consol- idated School may be a model school to be imitated, duplicated and multiplied in all sections of the Island.

Lion. F. L. llaszard thought that if hc

had announced that n gold mine had been discovered In the district the announce- ment was not of such importance as the dedication of the "present school. Ile urged harmony an the requisite ofsucccss. ,J. A. Mathleson, Loader of the Opposi- uea, regretted that me sonoqinaasrr of the pmvluec were so disreputabic. llc hoped that tim educational system might now be so impmverl that more would re- main at home and tlrose who gc abrmd would nm than. asm, of imma. ' 'fScnatcr Robertseaand Dr. Robertson - feliovvedin brief remarks, thc latter re- fer-rlngln laudatory' terms of the appro- ‘dation of the workby telohars and llllilill-1 '- The National Anthem brought the pro- _auainp to ri am'

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thanked thc Governor, the Premier, Dr.

The Minto Comes i

Dine-Proce

At half past seven last- evening the

Minto steamed up the llarbor with Lord Grey, Lady Grey and the vlcercgal party onboard, and dropped anchor in mid stream. Several hours later the Cham- plain came into port and anchored along' side. . , _ " I Shortly Arthur Newbury I. S.O

R. N. McNeill and W. W. Clark

Excellency on return conveyed to llis

Peters and His Worship Mayor Kelly an invitation to luncheon on boani the Min- to.

These funetionarlcs shortly after hoard-

cd the ship and spent an enjoyable even- ing on board. They returned shortly uf- ter ton o'olock.

The program for today is as follows: The Vice Regal party will land at half-

past ten and proceed to the Provincial Building where the ,addresses will be delivered.

Afterwards they will drive to Mt.

Ilerbert and visit thc Consolidated School returning in time for luncheon.

A reception \vill be held by Their

Exccllcncics the Governor General and Lady Grey at Government House this afternoon at three o'clock. Afterwards they will go to the Tennis

Grounds where five o'eloclr tea will be served. Wortlfs band will bein attend- ancc on this occasion. It is the present intention of their Excellencies to sail for Picton early Saturday morning.

The following are copies of the ad- dresses to bc delivered today:-

FROM THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT

The Right Honourable Sir Albert llenry

George. Earl Grey, Viscount Howlck, liar-on Grey of llowlck. in the County of Northumberland, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, and a Ilaronct: Knight of the Grand Cross of our most distinguished order of Saint Michael and Saint George, &c., dsc., Governor General of Canada.

May it plcasc Your Excellency:

The Executive Council, in the name of

Island. The Island needs batter oppgre " "_ _“”_1“?_`*_"-*"Af--- w * '--~ ~ f -- -~~- » -

tunities for training teachers in Prince of

\Val|cs College, uphold Principal Robert- E . _

son's hands", uphold Dr. Anderson in his ffort i.o get more salaries for the teachers

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nto Port at Hall Past

Seven-The Governor, Premier and Mayor

edings Today.

tend to Your Excellency and Lady Grey a ,most cordial welcome on your first visit ` to this Province since assuming the ex- .'altcd position of Governor General of ‘Canada

Your distinguished career .is well

,known to thc people of the Dominion,

., and we in this Province are pleased that

elllis Majesty has seen lit to place you in

boarded the Minto and after meeting ills, the high position which you now occupy.

Your Excellency has assumed oiiicc at

Honor Governor McKinnon, Premier a time when the Dominion of Canada has

` attaineil n. recognized position amongst ` thc natiuns of the world, and we are satisfied, from your brililalita and useful ‘ carccr in other parts of this great Empire, that your aim and policy will be to pru- mote n continuance of the present marvel- pus development ol this Dominion. ~ We arc gratified to know that ynu take a warm intcrcst in the advancement nf education; ami wc feel surc that your pro-' posed visit to our Consolidated School and School Garden recently established through the benellcence of Sir William ` Macdonald, a native of this Province, will N have astimulntlng effect upon our Edu- cational System. »

We trust that Your Exe-ellenclcs, not-

withstanding the shortness of your visit may be able to see some other portions of this fair Province, and we most sincerely trust that your slay may be to Your I Exccliencies a pleasant one.

Anrnun Prrrlcns , Premier.

Alrrnun Ni-:wnunv 1’ro\'|nclal Secretary.

Charlottetown,

Prince Edwarfl Island,

ll August, 1005.

FROM Tl IE CITY.

To His Excellency, 'i`i\e Right Honorable

Sir Albert llcnry George, Earl ~Groy, Vlscountlio\vick,llaron Grey of llowiekr in thc County of Norlliumborlanii, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, and a Bnronct; Knight Grand Cross of l-he Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, sto., etc., Governor General of Canada.

and thus they will have more spirit. Sir William Macdonald feels it a pleasure,

as he has said, to help the people of this .

ovlncc when they help thcmsclvcs. He

Tho Mayor and City Council of the City

of Clmriottetowu, on behalf cf themselves and of the citizens of Charlottetown, deem it a very pleasant duty to tender to Your Excellency a most respectful and loyal welcome, on the occasion of this your ibst visit to our city. -

ln Your Excellency we are privileged

to recognize a persnnage of distinguished

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SENINNS HHN

S IN HNl|lNX»

Destroys Large Brick Factory

For Manufacture of Tar '

Paper '

lrlatli-‘Ax, Aug. 3.-( Special )-At. a late

hour tonight the main buildings of the Ca1‘rittcc-l’att.erson Co's plant on the out- sklrt of the city wow destroyed by fire

It started in thc boiling department and

spread rapidly over the whole place. The faciry was bcyoad city water service and very little could be done to save the property. ‘

The buildings were of brick and were

erected only a year ago for the manu- facture of tar paper and by-products of tar.

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GASOLINE EXFLODED.

GANANQQUI-1, August l.-As the launch

"l'll Sec," with thirty women andchildren aboard, started for Kingston today an ex- plosion ofgasoliiicoccun-cd and tbcremaln- ing gasoline caught ilre, but the Captain rctalncd his presence of n\indandthec\'~ew. rcsrucd scvcral women who jumped over- board. The bonl. was only 1100 yards from shore but the explosion disabled the cw glncs and the boat drifted about until help carrie and tliecraft was towed ashore. Several women were prostratcd by shock

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D ‘ NOW THEY DON‘T iSPEAK

M .gun .

Mrs.Borem Wright-I called on you

New Onnssna, Aug. !l~4Specinl)-

Willie fearcf the spread of yellow fever is not causing any increased anxiety, then: is a strong feeling over quarantine matters.

'l‘o prevent possible interference by the

Mississippi quarantine guards with the Loulsnna cit|xen’s Governor Blanchard to day ordered Commander Ilostwick's naval brigade to proceed to the state border and

to cover all ncccssnry points on thc Louisiana coast. »

Bostwick has orders to arrest all armed

YELLOW FEVER

IN NEW. ORLEANS

Fifty-four New Cases and Five Deaths but No;

Alarm- Serious Trouble in Enforcing Quarantine.

boats found in Louisiana waters.

The authorities expect from twenty to

‘ twenty-Hvc cases oflfever daily for some » time but still declare that there is no new outbreak.

LATER.

There were to-day fifty-four new case

of yellow fever as against thirty-two yes tenlay and a considerable spread of :Em centres of infection, eleven new foci being reported. 'There were only five deaths today com- pared with elevcn yesterday.

WUNKMEN BUNIEN

IN SEWSN TNENEH

in St. lohn-One Dies and Other Has Broken Bones.

Sr. Jolm, Aug. Il.-(Special)-While

workmen were excavating for a. sewer in Carleton today the side of a trench which was not shored up caved in.

Richard Dooley and Frank Haley were

caught in thc falling mass of earth and crushed against the opposite side.

Dooley died a short time afterwards

and Haley sustained the fractures of several bones.

Dooley was forty-eight years old and eaves a widow and five children. llaley will be laid up for some time.

Ile has thirteen children.

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SYNNEY HNIIE

Claims That Rivals Started Before the Pistol Was Discharged.

Srnxl-:\', Aug. 8 - (Speclnl)~James :Ross

of St.John,wbo was last in the single scull has protested against the judges' dccislon on the ground that he was the only one who started on the pistol short. The pistol snapped twice before thc

cartridge exploded and both Duggan and Coates started when the trigger was first pulled.

PUHTLNNN WNNTS

BNITISH SHIPS

l’<ni'rL.\Nn, August Il-(Special)-At

a meeting of the lloard of Trade today Mayor linxter was requested to invite to Portland the British squadron with the Prince of llattenbury which is now bound

the people nfl-‘rinse Edward Island, ex- MW "5 Pluasc Y°“" T'1“”°“"”°Y: V ` ' ' for mls “dm .rms Wm he dorm

STRIKE CRIPPLES

TWO RAILROADS

Sr. Pam., Minn., Aug. 2-With hun-

dreds oi’ tclegraphexs of the Great North- ern and the Nortliuru Pacific railways on strike tonight and scores of stations rE§- ed, immencc hindrance is expected in the moving of trains, on beth thc trans:-on- tlnental systems affected. Through limit ed trains and time freighta by great effort, have been kept almost on schedule time. but attempts have been abandoned to maintained local freight and passenger ehsdule service.

has been on the Idaho division, where the ltrlking operators, it is alleged, turned the signal boards or opened the circuits. freight in less than car load lots icrin' termcdiate points was refused at St. Paul and Minneapolis during the day.

U. S. PUBLIC DEBT.

Wsanisnros, 1;uT».~_l.-The monthly

- P- 2.1-1=»d,s=i1i=rAg=m ` ;--~-;'-;,\;_-~--,~;-,-;,,_°-- Y--='~ :t‘.‘.€2;°.T.£.?f.Il.€.:’.“ff..L‘;’.'f.‘i£”..1'é.°§I.I..,,“£.2Z

m -u Bm" . _ debe,ieucui|`ia the tnanary :mounted

Im.-Cutting Hint:-Thats-tha, only wshalpm mowhmnl m ' for .ml

way I can avoid being lu, you knew.

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The greatest interference in schedules

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Sir Richard’s Nephew to Suc- ceed -Contract For St. Peters Break- water

0'i"r.\\va, \' 3. 3-(Sp - -W. G.

Parmaleo who nas been i.. - -. public service for thirty years nad has been Deputy Minister of Trade and Commerce

for the past twelve years will shortly be superaunuatetl. tolbe succeeded by Frank 0'Hara, a nephew of Sir Richard Cart wright.

The contract for the construction of a

breakwater at St. Petcr`e= harbor, P. T". ,Island has been awanle.. to l., 5. Laebauce and Patrick Kennedy ul Ottawa.

Tbe approximate amount of contract is

twelve thousand dollars.

WEATHER TODAY.

Tonoxro, Aug. 4-( Special )-Modt-ra t

westerly winds, fine and warm io-day an cn Saturday.

cmclco makers. '

Omoaoo, August ` - Zi (Special) -

July Corn -ill§ Sept Corn 55

Wllont 90 “ W‘beat 844

Pork $13.-ill “ Pork 813.32*

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VISITORS

to CHARLo'r'rn'ro\vN will find at Canrsss'

Booicsroiua a large and beautiful line of

Souvenir

Goods

in View Books con- taining huudreds of beautiful scenic views in and about CHAR- Lo'1"rE'rowN, also it souvenir b o o k o f Pnmcs Ecwaap Is- LAND containing 16° Views throughout the Island.

Soovsum CHINA-

waiuz and GLAsswA Rs, sterling silver goods in Spoons, etc.,etc. GLASS P/iran Wsxcnrs, Snstts of P.E. I -land, Patriotic Goods. `ctc,, etc., in great vm 1.

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line of Nsw Sol -ma Pos'l‘ CARDS.

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