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CHARLOTTETOWN, 1>RiNcE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, igio.

EXPHESS AAEHSEH

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Dominion Express Absorbs

The Maritime-From First Of Next Month

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Special to The Guardinn. V

ST. JOHN, August 25-There is'

wire trouble tods'y.

The announcement is made that tb

lioiiiinion Express Co, had ahsorbe

1_hc Maritime Express Co., the mer-

ger to take effect Sept. 1.

It had been anticipated that thi

would follow the taking over of th liomiiiion Atlantic Railway by th (‘_ l’.- R. so that the announcemen that an agreement liasheen enterc into for the Dominion Express t take over the Maritime Co. biisincg is not mucii of in surprise.

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-The tina

vriiid telling of the passing into his-

tory of the Madriz government a Miinngiia' was received at the stat ¢icpii.rtiiicnt today in an official des- piiicli from A-:iiericun Gonsui. Ulivares. :itiitioiicd at Maiiagua. The message wiis dated il p. rn. Saturday. It told of the disorder that preceiedtd the fall of Mazlriz at Managua, the es- cape of the defeated president from thc city as shots werefired at his train ,ind the izissumi-tion of the pi'es idrnry and the coimnaiid of the locai

troiips hy brothcrs of thc rcvifiiitioii- ary lender, Geiieral Juan Estrada.

A message from General Juan Es-

and Groce, the Americans executed tradu pledged Nicaragua to make re piiiwition for the shooting of C-annon by Zelaya as military prisoners.

Oliicials of tli_e peni-tcntiary ut Man

gun, where T00 prisoners were con lined, called at the American consul- iiie on Friday night and voluntarily _inode affidavits that the eofrnniandani of the prison had hutclicd ia plot tc blow up the institution a-nd its in iiiates in the event of the downfall of thc Madriz facticn. lt was in this iiiiiltciitiary that William Pittman the Ainerican eiigineci; was confined l'risoncrs from other foreign nations were among those liciiind the h-ars. ' The American and foreign consulz. nt Mann_§;ua promptly' laid the mattel before Dr. Madrlz, who undertook to look into the charges. The president said he would guarantee that ills plot would be nipned. Not satisfied with the guarantee, Consul Olivares asked for :ind obtained the .re'm0val of Pittiii.nn to the consulate, where he was heing sheltered at the time the deaiintcli was emi.

Un S-.iti1i'day moi'nin"_; Mfirlriz dis-

missed the coin-ziiriidanr. of the prison lieforc l\iadri'l. had abandoned bis of tice that nt`t2i'uos.ii, the prison. lcff without unv gi'ii:'.l_ limi eniptied its inmates into the r.t"cets.

1\'[-fmy ,,r rp; iii-is-.iirei's_ obtained rif-

les and ron.'ii.=.d iii;-. streets, in some eases tiring upon troops of the Mad- riz. faction. As soon as Madriz left. General Aiirello Estrada. a brother Ol General Junii Estrada, took coIYbl\11F“f'- of the local troops to police the city His forces consisted of n miXl\lY€ Ol troops of the Lilici~s.l party and vol- unteers of the (_‘.oiisei‘\'-ativ_c UMW irliosc rivalry, the consul said, emis- ii.; some cmiarriissinciit. After Madrii me the city for Cui-into on a treir- :iuiid a fusilzid.; of shots, crowds i,nl.liercil around the Aiiicricaii co'n~ sutiltc and during Hat\ll`ll“Y "il-‘-'ht ili'.'erud the govcriinicnt and the pro pie oi thc llnitcd States.

BOY K1LLl‘il) HIS

l\lf)'l`l'lEll WITH RIFLE

(‘-DRY, l’u., Aug. 2-l-Mrs. Ilol{t.

Tlionipson aged 32, -Of Piftsflfllli

ncur licre,' wns shot and lnstantly_ ’ I killed toiiii h her twelvc»year-olc BE ALLOWED THREE

y y

sou, ucwy. The her had been Pf°B°“¢~ sQu.\Rn Ma/ii.s 'ron/iv. cd with n rifle and was slluwlllil hlsl

iiiiitlici- how he would kill a ln1I`l!lf“'»

fl. ’ l TRAIN Wlllllfll(

I. l. J " ‘ -

li'l l<`OLl.OWiEl.\ DY 'healed on the outside, and the irrita-

A CIJUUDUURST tion of throat, caused by granula-

r r 24--A la. e se

WINNIPDG, Aug.. F2 ' _

iion of C. P. R. track was washed go back tomorrow to his regular init hy a cloudbui-et, about twenty- diet of three square meals a day. He uulru west of K~nmliiopa, today. A was allowed to tnke ii little exercise

iw- ii-iuzcr train from the east and

llrlirlit train from the west were bulletins are now issued and only the_ \\'|'cchcd shortly hefoi'_e the cloudhl\rst| ll05Pll55l Dl\l_iSlC\8nB_0I`0 in Bfglienflfm'

nt the some place, owing to the ral :ipi-eailiiig.

__.__..__---- Minarfrs Lnniment Cures Daniirud,

notucs in rug `

D. R., A. RANGE

IN OTTAWA

Rain interferes With Regular Work High Shooting Done-

lslanders do Well- f

` °

d J. M. Jones scored ,thirty-four and 0 (_‘-apt. D. A. Mackinnon, thirty-three.

Special to The Guardian.

ROCK(_‘»LlFFli} RANGE, Ottawa

August 25-The Island prize 'winners

0 in the Macdougall Challenge Cup fl match, 200 and 600 yard ranges, sev-

en shots, were: ' Capt. D. A. Mac- kinnon, tenth, eight dollars; Gr. J.

B D. Kennedy, thirtieth, six dollars. 9 In the Governor General’s match, e zoo, soo min coo yards, seven shi>eii,| li the two hundred was fired. Malor

S The Walker Match at five hundred ' yards had to be called oil on account

of a heavy rain storm.

It was shot at nine hundred yards

only.

Major J. M. Jones was tliirteentli,i Gr. J. 1). Kennedy, twentieth; Grf A. McCabe, one hundredth, Capt. D. A. McKinnon, one hundred and tenth, Their pri'/.es were eight, tour and foui' dollars respectively.

l Uadets Uonroy and liandrigan cnch

won three dollars in the School Gad-

t cts match, the former iii-is been scl- s ccted to shoot in the "Lord Rob-

' ’l‘lie Island men ure, with two ex-

OTTAWA, August 24-Again today

erts” Team.

ln the Bui'lniid Match, 1000 yards,

A. G. Judson, of the Pownal ,Rifle Club, won ninth place, Gr. C. B. Jones, tenth, Gr. J. D. Kennedy twenty-fifth; Sgt. E. Mclnnis, for- tieth; Gr. F. B. McRae, eightieth; Gr. A. McCabe, one hundrcdtli. Their prizes-_ were cight, eight, five, live, four and four dollars respectively.

ceptions, shooting well, McKinnon and Kennedy are well up in the Grand Aggregate with one range to fire. The team shoot the London Merchants Match tomorrow morning and the final of the first stage of the Governor Geiieral’s Match will also be fired. lt completes the grand ag- gregate.

Scoring is very high the leading

man on the field having an average of thii'ty-foiir out of thirty-five.

thcrc'wcrc very high scores in the D. R. A. matches. In the Wall'l:r there were six possibles. ln the Dorn- inion the scoring was very high. The weather was good all day. The Dom-, inion match was 7 shots ench at 600 and 800 yards, possible 70. The win- ners were:

Cup and

$30.00 Lt. Neal Smith Zfifh 20.00 Sgt. Armstrong, 13th 18.00 Hooker, Dudswcll 16.00 Sgt. Sullivan, (7. Of C. 14.00 Pte. Bihby, 77th 14.00 Maj. Weatherble, C. 0. C.

Other' winners were :-

12.0D Lt. McLean, 78th . . . . . . . . ... 10.00 Sgt. A. McCabe, 4th C, A. 8.00 Uapt. Forbes, 73rd 5.00 Pt. Urandlemere 67th ii_iio cape; simmons, eeui 5.00 Cnpi.. Adams, 63rd 5.00 Sgt. Foster, 69th 5.00 Sgt. Armstrong, 66th In the Walker Mat*h, seven shots

at 900 'yards, the possible was 35 The winners were :--

$15.50-Lt. Eastcott, 03rd 15.50¢(}apt. Forbes, 73rd 15.50-Corp. Manbey, 90th 15.50-Sgt. Martin, 108rd 15.50-Lt. W. U. Morris, 46th ......35

35 34

09 08 GR GS 68 68

63 67 67 66 66 G4 64

35 35 35

15.50-Capt. J. Sclater, D.C.0.R. _ 10.00-Pte Boa. 5th R.D.C. 9.30-Sergt. Bnyles, 10th R.G. 9.30-Pte. Bihby, 77rh 9.30-Capt. Hart-McHarg Other winners in the Walker match

are :-

$8-Mnj. J. M. Jones, 82nd 6-Lt. Smith, 67sh ....... ._ 5-(Iapt. Simmonds, lifitli -Q.M.S. Kennedy, 7iith --F. l’rlncc, Grand Falls, R.A. -Capt. Killnm, Tlitli -Capt.. Adams, 63rd -Capt. Cole, K. G. H. -Lt. Head, 76th

MAYOR ('AYN()". T0

34 33 33 32`

.:»c.:;iv\'

33 32 31 3l 33

Naw 'roi-.if Ai--,. 24--riie niiiiee

wound in Ma or Ga, noi’s neck has

. tion on the inside, has ceased. The c mayor ate heartily today and will

alin the hospital corridors today. No

is ce. There will he a consultation of

physicians toward the emi of this week to fix the date at which it will be wise to allow the mayor to'leave.

DDlllllNl0N FEDE

, or PRESS issocirions

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'r1_¢Un0_ /,,,g_ 23__..,\f¢e|- 5 \,ngy_ mittee on the advertising rate cai__d

ii.-hi-liiiiig any thc Mnrltiiiie Press As-'fnr weekly newspapers was disciisse , niici,,r;,,,, éiowu its ii:-siilnns tonfglit.land remitted to the incoming execu-

!\linien.i ivii ii i-i the next placatlve. nr iii.:>t.|;ii¢_B'i‘li25;ti:iiiianec oi mom-A R- L- Cotton read ever" on the limi cmiericn twenty, iinil the sith.-'-Siibiicrlptlon Department from thei lects iluiciinsed were of very DPRG*-Nallflllill' S¢`B“‘ll’°l“°- 'md J' I" S"°w““;t int.,-pst to n-,wspapar |)i\p~|p;h¢ri;, ,discussed the same subject from t e At this m0ming's session the As-‘weekly standpoint. _

>'\"fistioii was _favored with B valu-i J'. T. Hawke extended an invitation able address on the "cost of D1`0‘l“¢' l° ll." Asmcmuon t° ‘mm lt: dnt? tion in the printing hiislness, the me- annual _meeting in Moncton n __ __e tiimi ,,f mn nndmg ,md system," ny invitation was iinanimouslyxmn 0__-.

lflrlrr and I-'ui-lll~h.~.r. 'l'hrnnto. _~ P09 0 __ A ____c___u___n_ VU,” 0,

RATION

1 _ ~

EXerc|se At Ni

the Deck

Special to The Guardian.

LONDON, August 25-A wireless

message from the ls. S. Megnntic says Dr. Crlppcn and ‘the Le Neve woman are not seen on deck in the day time, but it is preserved for them for exercise at night.

They reach it by a private stair-

way from below.

During the , day they are reading

novels or sleeping in their cabins.

The passengers are very_,mnch in-

terested, some are rising early hop- ing to sec the prisoners but they are unsuccessful.

llEl. llll. SlEWAlll A

HAS PASSED AWAY

SACKVILLE. Aug. 25-The death of Ilev. tlhas. Stewart, D. D., pi'o- fessur of old 'Testament Theology and sornetiinc dean of the facility of theology. at Moont Allison Univer- sity, took place last evening at his homc` here.

Dr. Stewart's death is to a great

many, entirely unexpected. It follow- ed ti long illness last spring when it. was soiiiatinics fliought hc would not recover. He iiegaiiicd almost perfect health, liowever, so that all thoughts of death were banished un-

t_'i a week ago wlifn he again took il. -

He leaves besides his wife, two

sons living away from home, and ii daughter, Hattie, at home. Rev. Dr. Stewart was horn at Glas-

gow, Seotlaiid. His education was private rather than public. He came to L'-anada in the summer of 1852. Immediately the work of tii-e ininistry engaged his aittention and after sue- cessful pastorates in l.,ivei'po:il, N. S., St. John, N. ll., \‘v'ind~i9r, F'rederictf.n, Anilierst and other places went to Mount Allison as Professor' of Old Tcstriment exegesis and systematic theology and professor of model ptiilosopliy, and evidences of Christianity.

The dijegree of D. D. was conferred

upon him 'by Mount Allison iiiiuisi- iately upon his appolntuic-ut. For almost 40 years Dr. f-ltewzirt had been in sconncctioii with i\l--uiil. Ar lison and during that period f-f z-i'l- uus and faithful work he has wetti- ed an important iniiuoncc oft' nwii ivho have been trained for the Me- thodist ministry. Some years iisu he was forced hy advancing -;c`ii»‘s to give up some of his iutirs ot the university, but retained 'cite b»'~l':\ss- orsliip of (lid Testament theology until his death.

Dr. Stewart had not been without

considerable recognition _in -various capacities. In 1873 he was president of the Eastern British American Conference before the union and in that year he' went to England as the deputation to prepare for the great union uf Methodism in Canada which was effected in the following year. In 1588 he was presiilent of the N- B- and P. E. I. conference. Tn 1888 he was representative from the Method- ist church in (‘-anada to the Five Bri- tish Methodist conferences- in Great Britain and 1001 lic 'was repre- sentative of the B; and l’. E. 1.

iconference to the Ecumenical confer-

ence in _ liondon. ..,. , . ._ ._ ,,,.,.............,~.,.,,._......,.._.-....-»-~»~f.-_-_-_._A

thanks were nlso tendered to the Mayor and i’rei~iident of the Board of Trade for courtcsics extended. also to the Municipal Council and School

Board.

During the furenoon the members

on the College farm.

were elected as follows :-

-J li Stewart

F ed E. Cox

H k

R. L. Cotton.

Correspondence Secretary-J. Mel

nney. secretary-Treasurer.-D. F. Mac

Lean

Greedy, Mrs P. M. Fielding.

_..._

CHICAGO MARKETS.

cmcmof aug. z5-(spe¢iiii_i-

July Wheat 99 September Wheat_...... 108

All” report of the execiitive cmn iuilf of t. o s _

September _

niuuti in lnrfrfi Have Miutrizit inn it Ntvt wont “ ‘i,‘i",'i,i`,‘,,,‘,E ul :nu ul

-Not'S'ee'n Abroard Ship. Take island Boys Return Tonight Price May Re High if Plent-

ght on They Captured Relay Race iful Dre is Found

- -#°" ~; ' '_ *"“"‘ “"’r" '_ ' _

Stanley Won The ' Thereon

Hundred. - ___

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To Te

DMIRALT

Send CanadaS nderers can S

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For Father Wallace And Broth er Members Sufferers in Campbellton

§` 'g§ ‘f=> 3

hip’s Plans. ee Them

ln England

Special to The Guardian. - TRURO, N. S., Aug. 25--The lire- men's sports came to a conclusion here this afternoon.

The Charlottetown \hoys` captured;

the two feature events-the one mile relay race and one hundred yards dash-in easy style. Stanley first, I-iooper~ second, in the latter.

Tile Island firemen captured second

place in the ladder event. first in the relay rare, und first ahd second in the one liundred yards dash, clean- ing up one hundred and fifteen dol- lars.

The boys are all in first-class con-

dition and icave for home in the morning.

The following is a summary of

events of the previous day :-

440 yards hose reel race, teams of

ten men-.lst Sydney, time 1.17 1-5; 2nd New Ahcicleen, time 1.17 4-5; 3rd Moncton l. fl. R., time 1.19 4-5.

50 yards hook and ladder rncei

teams of seven men--lst Springhill,

Special to The (iiiiii'<limi.

'I‘(iRON'l`(), August 25-Mnckcnzi and Mann have closed an agreement for the purchase of 4,000 acres of iron lands on the Grand Rapids.

The purchasers are bound to start

five diamond drills at once and if the property proves to have plenty of iron the price will be high.

"l‘iie United States Steel Corpora-

tion were intercsted in the property at one time.

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|NSlllll§Elil HAllll

UTICA. N. Y., Aug. '.'.f-~'i`lieo-li,-a lioosevdlt wound up the lim; day of his pilgrimage into the wniit by plac- ing himself directly in oppositifiii to Vice-rl’\i‘csiilc|it rllicriiiaii. m‘peo.l\ii|;r ku- driy in the vice-presideiit‘s own i-f-uu- tr' he warmli- endorsed State bena-

I i

A l

:time 12 seconds; 2nd Uiiarlottetown L' "F _I ,. K D t

|tim<‘- ll l-in form. At every stopping place .iloniz 4 ' I

_ - , _ i t . ‘_ _ __ ,_ _ ,

lam R vtlim ciii‘\'iZ“rrllciiIclit;>uiar1a\<§iLr)il- C'-h&i'ficiiii:i!;lyHfii:i&i;iil.n" ' another trainer. liir-kcfl ur M1 ire" Sale ash E gv them the benefit of a ifidditirrnal dirrctors --E. J. Payson f“"k “Sed A" “Wh em°"l5°“°l°" and en' lxilifzg :tci)ckg“ilxcniiinstration showing Times Moncton' I' I) McNeil Post l°"L“l UW “"9"” The ll-L'-“V “l"`“"73 at

_ ' ' . _ '_ ' ' ..'i' .H.t~'.ii nurft n.\iitw.~

the line types of horses and cattlelisyllney, J. ll. tiioclfflti. f-'-9f1I\0». _rigged __‘_`__t':fr( Cfléal U ) nk'

'Stanley 33 -colonel uttered these words. Whcii he

ITRURO’ N' S" Aug' 24'_Th” organ' lierch but it had shown some had

Royal Salvage Corps, time 121-5; or r°(.c“c avwpur ' ‘* "‘L"'“°°l’ 3rd Amherst X,-_ D_ uprogressive. whom Mr. l~ihui'mun had

100 ym.dS dash_15t hcM__1St I,m,,_ls_aid that he would not .iiippi/rt. iii_i_ Springhill; Znd Hooper, Glinrlotte- bherman _‘W5 “ul "f WW" “Nl-1'0"! t0wn_-time 11 Sec,m,\s_ not see U-oi. Roosevelt. ,

Second heat-lst Blanche, Amherst; IE ‘V05 AME ill Ulf! Hff-f`-\`I\~N-'H WAIOD

2"() M(._Kcn,_ic_ Sy(|ncy_ time 1,) 3_5_ Col. lloosevelt reached Suniuiit l’arii,

Thi,-(1 hc,,;_13¢ Spa,-“_ gnckviill-__ ttiimiles west of here, iuiiiniur ies-

gnd wic,»_ Ncw Ape,-(teen, time 1] y,-5_ sort set up on the high hlufl overlook-

Fourth heat---lst Iienrinent, 'l‘ruro;li.l1g U10 MUl\HWl< Ri\'0I`» l`f‘-ll lll\‘\\='l-iid eiiu Blackwood, Giiicc uiiy, time iwrsuns who attended thc :wise i‘~\'~ 11 1-5. nic tiicre today were waiting tor ii-.ii

Fifth hcnt-lst Stanley, fliiarlotte- and raised a clleci' as the ‘igure oi

towii; _ Znd Weeks, New Aberdeen, the ex-president appeared -in the |_lu1.--

Sixth heat--lst llrenn, (.lncc Bay;-the way from New York to illru.

2nd l\'1cKenzie, Truro, time ll l-5. the colonel was clicercd, mir. the rt-ei' Tfflltll l\0l'»f-‘ lsll Dllfiyi (`fhl1I`lUtf0"of applause which went ir,-_-ii fue

town; 2nd Dcbiscn, New Aberdeen, Lp,-Ong at me l,m~i¢ Shouk ,hp ,,¢\i|)_ time 11 - -,,,,,_

ldlevcnth heat-lst _Hillii-i,'()xford; goluncl |¢,,,-,sevelt spud Smmm;

2nd Lirowue, Moncton, time ll 1-5. Davcupmt M Once and ,_:.c,_.w,, mm

'_`T"’l°_` warmly. As soon as he lit-gon his

G speech, he turned to the .~cn;u.oi' and

_..._~ said: “I ani glad to -:ee you --ii fhef

A very interesting Howling Match llllll-f0l'I11. Sflllllf-0I` UH\'f‘»‘Jli‘1\‘i- 'NW

was played last night on the Y. M. ‘only kind ofpolities I care for is the (7. A.. Alleys between the Royals and kind of politics in vrmeli ileceziry is the Maple Leaves, the results were combined with eflicievncy. l hold that its f0llUWS- the only way in which ri 1'u`iit-iran

can really serve his party is ey help-

M-APLE LEAVES- ing that party efficiently* io .5-,rv.: his

people. Ilccause the Senator and men

Stcrns 82 who have acted with niiu ll,.rVc .striru

'hill “Kl““"" (A6 ‘for this principle I am glad to be Cn 1 (""`“ All .the platform with him.” Tnylm' There was more cheering as the

, _ c uld he heard, he added:“Yu\i will rom' ` ‘ ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ` ` ' ' ` ` ' ‘ ` ' ‘ ' ` ` ` ‘ '" Ml 'alt least notice that iiiy iitti:i';in:'.es

- lare free from ambiguity." ' _

` Rox A16' l The colonel then proceeded with ll’-S

ltalk to the farmers.

J. l“. Iinne liill

A. Mcliiniion tlfi ,; , , , Newsoii 108 1I('l"R (’l‘/LWB

Whitlock 124 'l`HAlN1'3Ti AS Wi F. A. Lane .i4 r~i~;ori.1~i i.ooK oN.

Total ........... ..... M'ujority for Royals - 73.

514 ,NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Paul Nicrin _

33 years old, an animal trainer, was

. P n ., in t e n e

ASSOLIATION l"lilea;lire Park Ilellvillc, N. J., in

URG'ANW‘1‘“)' the presence of about 200 persons.

The tiger has been in charge cf Mme-

ization of thc`Eiistern Press Associri- tempe'\._ and Mmm Leach sent fm. “Un was "`°"‘pl”t'3d today' when r°`| Niering, who ori|;inally trained the presciitatires of the leading daily. m,,m81_ _ 9310*? in the Mllriflllle l‘l'0Vl’n"-“S The tiger was takcii out of its cage held an all day session. (T-onstitution ,nm the Wi,-f,,|~n,;ng m-¢im_ Nicring and articles of iiicoi'poratimi were' 811' mounted its hack .und rode around opted. The purposes of the Associat- amid thc yipplninic of the crowd. ion are to collect mid ilistr‘."ii\'tc'ncwri whom he dii-imriiuitcil the animnii among its members. The ofiicers el- sprang at him, and to thc iiurror of ected arc: the spectators pinned hini to the

I’residcnt-F. B. lillis, Globe, St. floor.

John, Tile tiger proceeded to claw Nicr-

Vice-presidcnt-(‘,_ (L Blackadar, H0- ing’s hack. it ripped his flesh _from

em-f1,,r_ Halifax, his neck to his thighs. Niering

(` F Crandall screamed for help and Uaptnin Irwin

clock nfnri Marg was truce

enter Doyle robhe with

sinril lfiillitl

rng o have venge

rcinii fentui

gonstl'

At the evening session the matter -Z"-°"“""“*“"_* , , _ ', I .,, n e _ nf ii Diiiiiiiiiim iveiiemtiim of Press 'rwo Gauitrz/ii. s_in~su- _ §_‘l‘*U;‘c l;’;_lf__;_‘21’.‘_‘_‘c ’§_:f_‘;“1v“_§“s,', e°,,,.t,,,§_ Associations was considered, and the 1l\TluNDE_N FS F(lf_¢,TlT<ll‘{__R(___ ____ by uns time “mt the two tmiw |dm'" constigutirln E): 9' iidctgl c‘i;m' Mlyrnunlsr LH A ers found they lind ri difficult task . man-a in rom c -ana( an *__ _ V lli‘esscAsaociat%<in was discussed .hy J- _ T0R0N'I`f7.A\'i1llS¢ 2"*-“The ll’l°lhf’d' _ 1),? l;_i‘,:;(h;,,,_;I;,}_|ey w_ Regaiijaiid J. T. Hawke, and the ist general conference_ to-day e,t Vic-1 ,mek nt Ni____im, and (,_Ununucd in Dr-inciple of fi Ccntrnl’Uanaillan ‘Press Qoflfli 0lECU“l Dr- (’“'m““ €"‘l’"i“' claw hini. lt. tore thc lleiili of his Council which would not trench upoii f!n'l0nf- fflr vllihll Yf’"\`H- “~“‘l nf leg. He bled profusely, but was iffhe independence of the lwarltimc fihown for four _v_cars. 'l_lie coiifcrei_i_co __u.u_:gl,m, hm_,,_ , Press Association was approved, and decided yesterilai, aftei ri long cis- Irwin and M,.B,.i,|,, made R u,i,.,\ _lt_ sent hack to the executive. Officers cussion to have twu_i:@I10l'H_\ S\\l’0[”\“` tempt to rescue their friend. and

President . . - _- ‘F51 _ ____ i _ _ __ Vicewmment lor Npm Scum' -1 'ri-iiiNuam-vriiruui-1. eiiiiiifgiimtnog iiliglwhlktilirfiiizcotlfi AW* ft 'xlflce-president for New Brunswick.- '~*'_ <`l'H\Yl_0\l*- ‘il U10 CBBC- -

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_ | t f p_ }r_ I 1" -d_ __ TORONTO, Aug. Z6-Hi-¥'0¥\Z W"\_‘5 I)r. John I<. (_-onilon, in Bellville

Vice pmshen or ' S n and moderate local Zales. S0\\¢l\€‘\lY and the doctor urged that he be sen

A\\iil*°f-J- M- L°W*‘°"- than win he uni- C-0fld¢f\$tll A(lve|'tlS¢m2nlS

The length of y

Exec“¢iv°'_R` E‘ Armstrnng' P' D' ' fl tl ` lt - l 0 l files. ‘::_;r_f'*"' _;_-_,; _14_;,,;A,, ,,

M__Neu_ G_ P_ mack_ Eh w_ Mc_ tetn hours an iir y n ii m n _ _

;;_03 1 ig ff, _ ' f)Wl.IN(', Burke's Alley, “Bile

gghhegiizg `5S`r'i'i" 'gill gf 4.13. am “morrow B cr market., Oven lawful days. lenito

Pclrlr Nil The sun sets tonight at 6.40 and eleven. 34501

lFmderictO“` "Huh" Meliride aiiotlicr trainer,

tendcnts and to divide their trrritu- this Umm by hem_,m_,, uw “mmm

over the head with the iron forks

iSpecfal to The Guaidian. Niciing was token to the office nf

_ to westerly- “h°werB 'md thllmlef' to a hospital. He declined to go, istorms chiefly towards evcnlflii Bild however, preferring his own home. _ ,at night and turning cooler on Sat- He was taken the,-0 in B ca,.,»iage_

urda

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The temperature at three o‘clock _lflf-_'Unis'-e_ for l-leissii1c_ation._. _ this morning was sixty-three degrees '"'”" “' ' ' “ ' ‘"‘

above zero. . lg0Y WANTED. apply in person The lowest tcmizerature refiiriledi. _ to A Duchemin Sr Co. 8-26d3i

yesterday was sx.y-seven egrces 031 - NIL it , dl . Shnvc ""0 and the mghgst. Wm? 'mv' 'A4 contaililling it iiiii-yo! tilrioiflzy-mflglli °"ty'“"° degmcs "mv" “P Un nm? p‘ finder returiiing' same to 291 Kent tn.-The lowest recorded the previous St____et_ Wm _,cce“_° ui

Q night was sixty-tive above. ' R_2,._d3`pd i The tide will be high this after- . .. ... . - ‘ ~

Special O'l‘ desire of the examin Wh

ried nfllci plans

It is

tende Briti no r sent tion

SEC

s h

S'l‘.

att. ii ing to Doyle, il/lyec

'.l‘lic

ed 's

Iuly

had lie

li() chalk scoopii Thzimc new comp public or tw $1,750 the f

l!iUli.

lllfllllf. coni:i'e

ir 'e

steel

The was l urs, Ktrcct, uiaclii vario

TDI: liqtlill terro- api-ice ni the inc re ure ix nad nuve feet.. ‘ The two b Rix oh uh ezie So' til vii-u' o bands. ltlitrr yards been

at th lite, ti they

SIX

(J'l`T Picsill idonf., N. iii Frede ough, gt-ner and provi plan schoo

Rnnllll

ilnanc

ile the construction out in Canada, uls are not willing sent to Canada.

rs will he by Brit

cason why the pin

iipt was made early

to The Guni'<linn.

TAWA, August 25--Firms which

e coiistiwiction will have to ngland. is to be car-

the Admiralty

to have the

to tender for th

(.‘-nnailian Navy e the plans in E

most of the ish firms, or

nnd (.`-nnndian firms, there is

ns should lic thc construc-

argued thut as

i Canaria until

begins. '

ON ST

CES 3 > J>@ 23;' -J>l‘|"l

CDC/Jg r- -l

_.-<_ 'HQ _ l"|'fCZ “'12 Em

'l`l'l()MAS, lint., Aug. 24--Aii

tins morn- of l\’lal.tlii-iv . Fox in eni- nt three fi’

iiurii the re.~:id-'nrc of Y~.”irmoi|lii. l.co of Doyle, got. up

Special to The (luardinn.

svuunv, _Augiiiit 25---The A. 0. H.

(foiiveiitioii today voted $Z00fi'dl1 fthe order's fundsand fifty cents per head on its membership for the re- lief of Rev. Father Wallace, Provin- cial (`haplain and other sufferers lfy the fire at Campbellton. A The whole gift will amount to 'fi- ‘l)nl1f. $1,000.

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]’l*llll(l`NSVll.liFi, Vt., Aug. 23-

Sitfiiig bolt upright in her carriage, ,thot througli the heart. the dead b'0- 'dy of Mrs. Nancy Hcwcy, aged 'forty- ieigiit years, was found late t0day Uh ja iirniieh roiiil when ii party of -auto- fniohilists investigated the blocking df

ng on the door aret lloy le’s ron c.\'tinguisin'd and

man who stai'fel_l

FY. as he passed

28 the hoilse irgst 0 HF fashion and M

clilorforincd after

beru couiiiiitted wi

lU`|(7l5.

gcneriil post oilice, etful and ' will ii

o. Its constriict ,0fl0, gas occupi oundiitiori stone

laid by the late King E site I

Boys’ "

It is the first ii buildings to be 1, te, or ns it is gc

joist has be~cn used uction. loud of mud, i-hal anzled from li-:wges

nc whiili sorted th us sizes. and thru ,L turned the irlioic

nly eight inches tl

roiuircd a thick

at they liavv an

.si from the mai

liaiiiping machines will

r four or live tim

f’ll()VI.\'f‘l‘lS

iid foi-nd ii i.1.'lof oiiiiiing rngs|tb:~ir way .Lliroiigli the picturesque

nob of l\lisn,country liighwuy. The horse lay dead iii. The nla'/.ejin thc siiiifts, also shot through the

the culprit tlienrt. A little further on the 'body '61

ml. ,G. Frank l-lewey, aged forty-eight the iiro lind1_veai's, husband of the woman, wit; hy way ofpfounrl lying by the road, a hublét > int/ ion of ,wouiid in his`brenst and g rifle by his li a wnllie SNC"

moii¢y_ in ]i0y|¢'_,- §,,,._kcL_ (HSA The tragedy had been enacted for

Mc,-c,| in ‘from any witnesses in the deep quiet

Si.; linypi, Wm, of Like wood_s and htlic anotor traivellh; the ,nu-, _ ers, orrifiei by t eir iscovcry we

ru ciiiiso;i_ 'rpg p,,1i,-0 me wx-fiat: ri loss as to what move to take.

the iiicui-y that mp, ,,m,,,(.,,,sl_Drii'ini; their car into Pcrkinsville, 9,

U, 5, vi,-,W t,,_rlortor was notified and the authori-

1ties informed., after which the party

_ ,contiiiucd their journey.

A The iiiurder and suicide was the out- _uiine of family troiihies between' the

Elcouplc which have dated back some

itime, Mr. and Mrs. Hcwey came here ‘from Springfield two years ago. In-

ns far as the ro

the huililing room, hut had nz

0N"§"`

2 |'l"i

Cf.

io 'UZ Cr:

C/J -ii 3-l -“ffl I C7

NWN- NIR- 24-Uut of mud `coiiipata"iility of temper had caused

and gra\'r;l, which

dredges liavclthc woman to leave her husband twice

d up from the bottom of tiinf but each was said to be very fond if; S. has been raised l.oiid<.n‘i;A the other and each time she returned.

which is nowl Early in the summer Mrs. Hewey c open to theileft her liush-aiid fo`i" the third timh. the next weekiwhcri her vacation was over, she re- ion, costingifused to return, although importundd cd tire years, ,by her husband. Mr. Hewey became ‘ having been-morons, and his condition had been

dward on tiiehnoticeil for some time. For several by the “Bliieirlays Mr. l-lewey sat in front of his I‘l0SPital, i-ii house with his rifle on his knees. The f the govern- ruaii iicfiire his house was that which uilt of ferro-:his wife uscil to reach her home bo-

ncrnllv culled I ond.

n iciiiarkalile [y Mrs. Hewcy came t0 Perki¥\BVllle not ii csiiigle today and started home l8l2€ in thff in the ciitiri-`aftti'iioon. The position of the bodies

imnde it apparent that the rnan had

k anal gravel shot his wi°fc, and then l\\ll¢d W9 at li'iackfi'i-,iioi'.sc, as the woman drove il\f0 A-ll!! King to-iiimii vicinity of iiei- honic. and time wm-

il tlirougli a‘iiiitted suicide.

e stoiics intel The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Hew- notlicr iiitich-‘ey was the result of matrimonial ad~ niixiuic into ‘ veitisenii-nt placed in ii newspapcrt by if use of this Mi'. Hewc;,. Voassessed of a good (BUD. _U00 inet of Mr I-lewey offered to share it with o say nothing some acreptalhe member of the oDl’o- l~`ur in.n.r.nce.‘site sex. The answer came from in the basement western woman, whose maiden name iick, whereas is unknown licrc but who became. f-W0 k they would ‘years ago, Mrs. Nancy HeW€Y- T56 ness of seven married lifc of the two was not hap-

lpy mid Mrs. l-lewcy had been in con-

vcs consist ofisdltiiiioii with xi Springfield attol_`n¢v n stories, and i'cgai'diiig steps toward a separation.

scr\'1ition gailerirs are provided' ~---_

h floor for the slipiirintrmfleiits,A(lUT OFF HTS EAR T0

uninterrupted* Srfop H13 TALKING,

g on. lilndlci-:sl ,f',;;g;”‘,;,“A',‘,',‘,‘ Nnw roiik, Aug, 24 -Beeaiine her e mmm; ha,-,_ husiinnil talked too much, “S Shi? fmt ,,n'mgV,;l,,,.¢_l.ié it, Mrs. Martin (Toon sliced off his

, . - u o s ' . ' `

mm uf sewn hne‘,\,d;:;Lli,.`T. ` of it," said fhegiviiinan, when arrest-

1` yi 1 led. "lie talked too much and thst

P (2.1 Y mm ' i annoyed nie," (`oon, who is a mb\\'f\"B

,r_ngliiz~cr, was rushed to n hoSPl'-M-

,F Y *weak from loss of blood. His wif!

in the iourse of

rnierly occupied

school, (‘lirist's

rifd eoi:<:i'uti=Ynnil of it is that

and cartcd to

where it passe

concrete. By th oiicretc quite X0 isis been sais-d, 1 ccouoniy in cost. taining walls in

they liccn of `.iric

buildings tlieiiisel -ocks. each of scrc

f all that is goin

Ui' C()ll\'f¥_\‘(ll`S,

to .~'ortcrs ni. thrc nsiztllcil, and ligl

ouid possibly _ii

rick llordcn and l

nl., |iraisrd the ra Sir Fcdcrirk anno urns had already for military tra ls. alrd hc lwipcil

Al)l>l”l` Mll.l 'l`l<Ai.\iI.\iti l

AWA, Aug. 24-At the 1). ll; A rnt‘s luncheon 'today the pri-. (`oloncl Sam lflu liuon, governoi of

secretary to

unei-il that si

acccptcii hi

to hc ahic t

nec soon that all cccpted thc plan which is -bein ed by Lord Strntiiciiiin.

m i

ghcs. Hon. J. “n'f“'i“» SAV caiiifiiin muy siiiiii-im nf ine chicago

"lm l*““"“H‘""fAnierirmis today iluplirntcd the feat UW G‘“""`“""‘lof rnfrlicr i‘hnrlcs Street 0! the ilct ni<>\'<‘|\\<‘r\t.twnsliinigtoii Ariiericmi tongue team

_Ml |,,,,,S i,,-_ui i-,, $4,500 min. she is sity ‘\‘ S("H()"LS'; years old.

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_A Bllil.Y Sl7l.l.T\'AN’S FEAT.

w/\siiiNc:'roN, u. 1'.. Aux- 25-'

x,1,,gt your in cntcliiiig a baseball H ‘ thrown iroin ii window nt the top Ol

llllnll A" mel the Wiisiiingtoii lvloiiiinirhic, a perpen-

Oidiculnr drop of 542 feet.

(hr provinces ._.__..__-~-_-.----

Miiinrds Liiiimcnt for sale everywhcrl

.o~. . .-_

Let

A l

And

(lf

Let

Nor

- risen tomorrow morning nt. 5.f5.

HOW

me not hurt, by a

DAY

me do something that shii

take ittle sadness fr vast store, may l he so favor joy's too scant more.

om the world

thoughtless word, the heart foe or friend;

would 1 pans, un

need,'

sin by silence wh

seeing, wort

w fend.

ever meagre be

ll wealth, '

Let me give something that hill

I” aid my kind-

ed mi to make A word of coinage, or a thought of y sum a little _ health,

Dropped ui I passed for troubled

hearts to find.

ny selfish deed

other me tonight look mek sci-on t&

span

hy "l‘wix dawn and duh, and to my

conscience nly- -

en I should de- Because of some good ict to blht

or mln-

"The world in UUWUI' th!!! "V50

Miniirdm Ltninient lielievus Noiii-atgi, The moon rises iontgiit at 9,54. Mlnnrfiv I-lniiimont f‘-iircs Burns, etc, . - . my worldly, tndoy. _ ,,_, » _ __'