.ldft thi! Straits tO hunt. for Itglimi

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DE llinincr _ me ‘THA_T.*;§‘iH£Polso

lgrlement Reddy to be Signed-Limits spheres. ci’ “ff Tfliifiiiénhe'und"l5rovIdes for \ E

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ROME, July 19-The Italian Gov- ernment, according to ii’ semi-official' note received today, knows nothingi of the reported action between a flot- ilia of Italian torpedo boat destroy- ers and the Turkish forts at the en- trance to the Dardauelies, swept that several Turkish torpedo boats

worships, una that it is piissrulu therefore that the Italian destroyers engaged these vessels' in battle. The idea that the Italian destroyers W0"1d I-FY to force the Dardanelles,

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Defence _ ‘

lTii'rlla|.uins

. KILLED BY

» f \"`-

the` semi-official note says, “is ridi- . -

culous. If the Turkish forts hom\ barded the Italian wnrsh,ips it was Probably a result of the panic now reigning in Turkey or was a pretext of 'he Government again to ‘close the straits." ‘

ST, PE'I‘E»RSBURG, July 19-The

signature is impending of ii pact es- tablishing `a .defensive alliance he- twcen Russia and Japan. This ino- mentous development, would seem to be connected with the n.p_pi'oachii\g

_ (Continued on page 3,)

Will INSURANCE

E IS ISKEII EUH

_ . \ _

#__-

IJDNDON, July 19-The Times

says:-"For s6me reason, which the underwriters are quite unable to 'ex-' plain, several independent inquiries were yesterday made for terms for war insurance. .

"To cover the risk of an outbreak

of war between this country and Ger- many within the next twelve months six guineas (30) per cent is quoted.

"This risk has not been seen in the

market for a co iderable time past. »Very likely it mg; not be seen again for some weeks. It is assumed that some of the inquiries were connected with stock: egcbange dealing."

Consols continue in their practical-

ly uninterrupted slump. They fell another half a point today to 7-ii. decline is attributed partially to the naval engagement at the entrance to the Dardenelles thismorning, and to ner-vousness over _possible llluropean complications resulting from the bat- tl8`.~-~.~ »-~.

No"adlih',F»"llRusr - 1 , ron AUs'raALiA.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, .lulv

18-Answering a question- in the House of representives yesterday with reference to the report that the Amer- ican Beef Combine was establishing 'ii big meat packing works in Aus- tralia, Premier Fisher said.:

"The Government iwill spare no ci-

forts and no expense, and will use all the means in its Power, to protect Australia from the capucitv Whiuh huh characterized the operations of the.. American 'Beef Trust in other coun- tries." I

$25,000, WORTH UF

JEWELLHY STOLEN.

CHICAGO, July 8-Jewelry valued at nearly $25,000 was stolen from e . sample carrier' today ong,-‘crowded street in front of the Bilversmith building, 2 South Wabash avenue. .The jewelry was taken from Patrick McDermott, who wasrarrying the sample case for Jacob Levin. a S8155' mm,.°mp10yed by the Low-Tausslg- Ksrpeles company' Of Kilim” Clw- The police department and several detectives agencleli b°8*""& 9°B»‘°E‘ E0". the stolen jewels and the thief. f i'1‘he police were informtd til” li\\¢` in-in 'employing L°‘/in W" B New York-housrand not a. Kansas City

establishment. ~

INIHEH MUHIIEH

IN MUNIHEAL

MONTREAL, July 19-John Shep-

pard, a piasterer of Chicago, in ii

noon, shot and kilsled Fred McKenna a bar tender at the Turkish Bati Hotel, a-lidc seriously wounded Dr. lt. S. Devlin, soiruf the proprietor. The shooting took place in a small room off the bar-room. Sheppard at the time was accompanied by his' ,wife and three children. After the shooting the man calmed down ~ and went to the hotel clerk, telling him what he had done. He then calmly waieted the arrival of the police/ and since arrest has shown little concern as to his fate, but repeatedly for for news from the Royal Victorig. Hosplta, where Dr. Devlin lies with a,bullet through his right shoulder.

Sheppardvis a §c0tvchlnanfby birth

but has ~pe.sse_<l a" number of years io Chicagolc Some time ago, *according to his-wife, he sustained a fall from

the brain. He received $1,508 dam ages and decided to return to Scot-_ land. Slince his accident, accordini to hzs wife, he has been! subdect to fits of insanity. Sheppard with his wife and their three children Oni arrived here yesterday and had been staying at the St. Lawrence Hall. They were to have sailed today.

GERMAN BATTLESHIP

RAMMED ‘lronnnno BOAT.

KIEL, .-Germany, July 19-The Ger-

man battleship Hessen, rammed a torpedo. boat while the smalleer craft was crossing the bows of the big wner ship during anight attack off 'I this port. Thremmembers of the torpedo beat crew were killed. The damaged vessel is being towed.ta Kiel harbor for repairs. 'i'

COLT BUHNED TO DEATH..

' sussnx, Juiy 2o~1<‘ire, which is believed to have been of incendiarf origin, completely destroyed a 'large barn owned by Havelock Faulkner ai Upper Corner eariv this morning. A two-year-old colt and farm machinery were also burned.

Those who first reached the barn found the door open, although MIB. Faulker had locked. it early in the evening, nnd It is believed that some one forced the door open and set fire to the structure. V

Ask for Minsrd's and take no otlltf.

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Anonisr Ernovlinis Picnic _ _ i I ir Exrsiilnsnrlii Finn

On Saturday the members of the Egmont and Mount Carmel E‘“`m°“" ruse-ituu, with ii goodly ““m\1°f °‘ their wives and daiighifffs. hlilfl ll

picnic 'at the Experi- Cbsrlottetown. Thev

t sin, so as to MVB th utin under

at about

i-spas

as to J th

other

the _ ailment and flowers,

part"

repaired . on the

made that his text for an optimistic address, touching upon the car ferri'

low it. He also spoke of the great

the provincial Governifnentf Bfllllli dei-taking to restore,and develop.

bearers by beginning his address

, .

RENO- NW. Juli' 19-Ten bodies

have been recovered, and from nve to tell lJ60Dle are believed dead as the

result of a clouilburst thii-ty mileg from Lovelock/yesterday, (which des- troyed the nearby camp of Seven 'l‘roughs_

In Mazuina, which sudered most, it was at first believed that nearly 100 persons were missing, but later the

estimates placed the loss of life at not more than twenty.

- Seven Troughs is situated hall' way up the mountainslde, with Mazuma three miles away. The walls of water swept down carrying buildings before it and overturning the Mazuma Hotel.

UAHIIINELLES

c6Ns'rAN'r1Noi>Ln, Juiy 19-

Eight Italian torpedo boats attacked the entrance of the . Dardanelles at half past one o’clock this morning. The 'ilurkish forts replied vigorously, sinking two of the Italian war vessels and damaging the other six. The cannosde lasted forty minutes. The cabinet ministers were hurried-

ly called to the palace this morning and at a coun o war was e cided to close the Dardanelies

. A CLEVER AP

TR-UIIO, July 'fill-A clever capture

was effected here yesterday afternoon whereby a man named Miltton .was taken into' custody on charge of the burglary of the warehouse of the At- lantic Lumber Company at South Maitland last Friday night- 7

Conductor McCully of the Midland

tion acting suspiciously ansd insvesti- gation showed that he had two suit

stolen at South' Maitland. He tele- phoned to`South Maitland and the

fax were enlisted, with the result that Milton was arrested and later made 5

Hs had disposed of a portion W-of

thru stolen goods in Truro. Last -evening he was taken to Windsor and

credit was given to Conductor Mc- Cully for the capture.

Mr. Arsenadit with 9, handsome bou- quet of carnations, grown in the

I d r _

Miuurdu Lluimunr used hy Physicians. _cgiggrlltgliir h;:1rvbe1;;rf;;1dlnt§,0:tmnail; ,n me columm Cash must Bccom_

t ` 1 H ‘ I t | ‘ tg pany order and five per cent discount

l’§"lf.§f." u. KZ' 25.1” §..’.'° u'5‘3._”i`3i'. ilu- »11<>w=f1- Mi-=fm“r1=h»==° fw°=\=r°v°

Kiunon, who had arrived just then, delivered 3 brief and pleasing sd-

‘dress touching upon the improving

prospects for agriculture und the

larger delegation from this large. In- .stitute than the sixty persons pres- ent, To this Mr. Arsenauit rejoined-

Many of th_e-‘visitorlrcanne into town

ini* th return trip All were appar entiy highly delighted with the out-

could meet from time.t0tl_!N_m ~ ~

aiu u sua at ._..~`i*far¢ will ia ii fun’ 'huuuu on rm

hautml lil:c‘;:d\E`;l_be$.ur_inform-“sith pf, Juli at 18.58 p. in.

holdin being* dons-to pro- . 1_1" length. of ,today will beiifteen

°'°°' " mon sus Yiuiin on muiui-~»`u.uiiiu|. iwiui wil 13»“*',*“.*.°°- A

"’°" °‘m"”°"§e|'gurlnuuden¢ cis:-ii ni rurviulliiij ‘ ;_‘ ““°'°"‘?.’ “glen eublvory aww . vw. i>f¢°°°¢°°l *“"°*°° “°‘°““°"“"'_*"¢°“’°°"‘

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ELUUUHUHST the of-are Everio a on

et Minis'te`rs in Dublin

DUBLIN, July 19-Premier. Asquith

again tonight was the recipient of another ovation at the hands of Dub-

~.linite's. Both inside and outside the

Theatre Royal, where he made an ad- dress, Mr. Asgulth, who wasaccoin- pauied by his wife, was greeted by _enormous crowds who repeated the welcome they gave him last night,

John Redmond, the leade'r'oi tIie‘

Nationalists, introducing the Premier to iris auditors, said such a reception never hitherto had been accorded to any Cabinet Minister,and never again would be until Mr. Asquitii came to Dublic attending the King to open an Irish Pgrlianient. `

Mr. Asquith's speech was interrupt-

ed at times by male and female suf- frngettes, several of whom were vio-

-lently ejected from the theatre. - The

speech was a warm defence of the irish cause. It characterized opposi-

sudden fit- of insane rage this after- tion to Home Rule as merely 0b_

structivc and chaotic, but powerless

‘ ~ to wreck the Home Rule Bill, which

the Premier said would be sent to the House of Lords before Christmas. 'i‘hen,lie a_ilded, with patience and dis- cipline the end is in sight because it was no longer: possible for the House

_ ,__ ,of Lords to override the aecision of

the people.

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SULUIEH DISIPPEMIS

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\ .

P-EMBROKE, Ont., Julv 19-Some

weeks ago-Sergt.-Major Dunstln, of the Permanent Force, ewho bad been sts/tioned at Halifax, and who came

5 scaffold, resulting in‘coocussion` bi cu I ,tv d _ with his regiment to pegawawa, mu.

itary camp, mysteriously disappear- ed and for ii time it was learned tha

' t

C TUBE he hun either been suuiduutuiiyi’

drowned or committed suicide. He had seen service in India, and likze many others, the heat affected him seriously, and for ii time before he disappparcd. it was noticed that he was acting strangely, " ,

Early in the week a farmer ssig

he saw him in the woods near Chal Rider, and since that time others say positively tha`t they have seen him. He is evidently determined to keep out of reach, however, and eil-

train noticed 4; man at the Truro sta- _orts to catch him have_.so [ar proved

futile., He appears to be leading wild life.

cases which were like some of these STRIKE LEADERS

APPEAL FOR AID.

LOtN]JON .Inlay 19-This leaders

t tl d H li-i

services of Ds ec ve Kenne y of s of the L01” don _d ck stuka ted ,t

o ay

sent ii cablegram to,Samnel Gornpers President of the American Federation

full confession. ' _of Labor, .. asking for iimnediate fin-

ancial assistance. The. local finances have becomeexhausted and the lead-

ers fear that the strikers wills be starved into an unconditional ? sur-

locked up to await his trial. Much»-render,

COIIDEHSED IDS

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CLASSIFICATION

One cent per word each insertioi

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WANTED, BOY TO WORK AROUND

n store. Apply to this office.

_1-2ZMtf._,

good results imc uhouia uriuu from ouiuminos-'X€`i\`ilic0u on Juiy ~zo, these happy visits to the Farm. He -1912, to Daniel and Mrs. Cummings, a hoped to see the rfext time an even daughter, ____

wiuiiiib A HoUsaMA1n Anoirr 151

or 16 years of ageto do light work at summer cottage. Apply to Mrs.

‘und the dcv¢l0P’ll°“¢ that m“5t> ml' “Walt till you see us next year." L_ (;_ Worthy, 124 Brighton. _

' _L_,_L1_°-fl/_l,*_‘:

promise of our oyster fisheries, whicnwbsforngpaking the train at the farm WHAT Is mom* THOSE HOT

' ~ ’ f

days than a_ saucer of ice cream. which you can always get at H R ‘

anyone who will give infomation, leading to the conviction of party or parties who wilfully broke the gloss sign over the Guardian door,

, ow-aus. - 1-issssi.

on Kent Street. The Charlottetown

,~.

Ulliilliiiii EUH _ E .ILIST SEIGE-

.__-. ’

In Shooting 'For King s Prilef

_ af Bisley '

BISLEY RIFLE CAMP, July 19-

Four Cuiiadians, Sergt. Buttersill, Winnipeg; Lieut, Blackburn, Winni- peg; Capt. Forrest, Vancouver, and Lleut. Forster, of Ottawa, have qualified to participate in the shoot-‘ ing in the last stage oi' the King's prize, which takes place, tomorrow. There may he a fifth, Captain And- rews, of Winnipeg, but he has to fire off a tie in which there are twenty- four others.

Here are Canadian aggregates at

the first and second stages:

180 189 184 182 180 180 180 182, ies 177

Sergt. Battersill, Winnipeg.

Lieut. Forster, Ottawa.

Lieut. Blackburn, Winnipeg.

Lieut. Meggs, Vancouver.

Pte. MacPherson, Stellarton.

Staff Sergt. Richardson, Vie-

toria.

Sergt. Smith, Ottawa. Col. Sergt. Stoddart, Hamilton. Capt. Andrews, Winnipeg.

Staff Sergt. Bayles, Toronto.

Capt. Forrest. Vancouver.

189 189

The Canadians who did not survive

Halifax; Pte. Davidson, Winnipeg; Capt. Kennedy, Picton; Sgt. Maclnn. es, P. E. I.; Pte. Mitchell, Toronto; Corp. Regan, Edmonton; Capt. Cclat- er, Vancouver; Lieut. Steel, Guelph, and Simpson, Roseland, B. C.'

EELL EHIJMA .PIHIEHUIE

QUINCY, July! 18-Lawrence Staf-

ford, 17_ years old, of Dorchester, fell 2000 feet to his death in Quincy bay,( late yesterday, while attempt- ‘ing to parachute jump at Hough’s Neck. _ His paerachute failed to open after |18 began to drop from the hot ' dir balloon, and he fell into shallow water in sight of several hundred people. His body was found in the mud with nearlv every bone broken,

StaflIord’s father, Ernest DeForest

Stafford, and his mother were hoth halloonists and parachute jumpers.

The father committed suicide int _ The father committed suicide in making n parachute jump at Revere beach. _

LONDON DISAPPOINTED.

LONDON, July 19-While English

appreciation of Hon. Mr. Borden's attitude continues, the note of criti- cism is now becoming more apparent, semi-official announcement yesterday that no details of R Canadian naval plan can be given until after the re- turn of the ministers to the dominion in Spetember has caused real disall- pointment. The public here hoped for some statement in Rt. Hon. Mr. Churchill’s speech next week.

The feeling grows_here that ii

Borden insists upon a imperial council as a condition of a naval gift, in- numerable dlificulties will arise and delays may be definite. The public here is willing largely to bs guided by the desires of the dominions. buf- each day of more intimate discussion of the council idea here helps to con- vince Britlsh politicians that a real council with executive powers would involve n fundamental revolution In relationships. Canadian representation on the council of imperial _defence might be more easily accomlllisllell. but it would bs of little actual value, 'such council havingmo real power.

-ine wsiruemnn- __

nie rsursairure

e o K- ".."’““°d Stat" g°g:Hlht§p%;a1¢l;e,§E l“l¥..°":‘d Wh” EMF- hm mn “Pd Rrofitt's, Vict.oria_._____'_I;19_!4§lg§~ 1v)p,0N'r0, 'July '22-So\ithérly,__.non'ths mixed foursémee (handicap)

mio zililiiua upon an _ H. hfefa-l`,.. w.6Friin"ATr'"o"r<“<5n, A omi. wrrx-1 wiuuu, with i-uiu_- fu I i I- K d lt d

' ~ _ _ _ ` “_” ' _..‘____.._._- ' B d .i esu e

in tha language om' Fllqmd "sldd sun* 2“rlsdlf.¢da'dgd1et1;E?l`alE:Ghl;:¢;T:h:)$-E ~"l‘he lowest -'ttmplrature recorded li1rl\)0t‘hemfoll:>v:ing°scor;\s:i_an ,r

1 iid Ytihrypevrigiliénlysgmhsd sggtlhtxialdiically of IND LENGTH of DIY fig: y 1-itlllldtf. yesterday was sixty-seven degrees ii-

"°“ “ ’ ' " -- - " ""”'_ \ our Lum. '

and ex- the beauty Ana ai-eillty of tbl! Ugg _ _wAN'rnD rom P t _ 2 d tw," above' The ,cwest ,worded

gthzuhm Enid* :EE>`Ei»ntlihlE.lf>l::':'!;d Togsgsr: 3:1" E 'rho use win he hizh this anti- 23|? 12:? ldthlggr 4' sdfrciziinlfit Q" P’§,‘2°‘i° “Elm "“ 2,'*'§*;,‘§*,§*'w“' R' B' R°"’°’°“"‘

0 egranu ' . cauedfml ` M d _'HM _W _ _ove. nnes.m.,yes ra as

““‘ '°':."”‘°‘ .*.‘;::‘ :2S..22$%i€“°»i2?f?£`“ so-» is :ir ..“-2.... i.~2°.:.:a.“...i':.':':’.'.:°‘;...:f i.°.°°..~..2.“..'.:'?.'“°‘ ° .su....‘:. ::‘f.u°:.';.:‘°.‘:?.°.' :.:‘;‘..°‘ P~ '“-~ “-"'\“~

t ere. t _ml Afsenault, in :regains (auzoiégbg ing at 5.12 antlslvieidnesdaymat 5331.42 FoR‘3Am5"’“A`N 1|-mm, gumpgpm T-ha' lowest mmwnéur, ,worded w_ S_ stew,”

e thanks to Mr. an rs. t. won The sun Mil “f'°;‘. 3 ° home, -at entrance Charlottetown 3”,”-4” W” fm-,y.mm, “gi-use

"*“"‘17_*°'~ uf' °"°u°“ “ A Q “‘l."°m°"°' ‘t 7' ‘|‘ h*1'b°l'~Tl1°f°_ il e» |table,ic¢ house. above lero and the highest was asv- Mi-s.W. S. Stewart

hae been done st the F1-\;m»ln morrow i'horning_ at 4. l.. uw ommrd md sam," in ¢°,,,,,¢um,_ nty_th,.” Bbovm The 10"” rscordml _

¢°=°°P¢*°“ °.'»“'°* ¢ ll ° '1`\'° "‘°P° P°9'. *'°‘“f“" ‘° ' Acvly at Wellsnevn Jewelry Store- thu' pi-uviuun night use _ nay-eight A. A. memes

f°lilV-.U_ll”?th°“:s: aa' . Tlguégn, a‘i“th:tmfg= 'T . ' 7-l33M_¢_f s\»bove.At nine a. m. Saturday it was

where P00? 0 mm -. ‘ °“ . ’ w ' ` ` $10.00`ifl'ldWA-RD'WfI;I_i' H P°A_I'D'__'l‘O, fifty-nine above, and at nine l!.m. it Mrl. Claxton and ¢

‘ was sixty-two and a ‘holf.abov¢. ,L » 63 24-39

bovs zero and the highest was seven-

'i‘he temperature 'st one o'clock Saturday by _ the “Rexall/Btore"

li-o. '...

" "' A-»» Gly’ *F

Tested Thermometer with s northern lisa Rogers and exposurswal sevelitrthrel above le-

(Speclal by Phone.)

GEOHGETOWN, July 20-Dr. Dun-

can A. Stewart, Georgetown, todav succeeded in obtaining from Mrs. Mc-

Gee the confession of the commlgion of the crime for which she was es~ terday found guilty.

It was brief; the signed statement

procured reading much as followsz- “I, Minnie McGee, confess to having administered the ends of matches

‘Gave of Matches in S\|dill‘.E_",||'filQ~f_5E__'ji"=U’d`I:lEr ’ -'i-"Exp1u1n~iuie'rnur suuwusreeiiughuu _ °

- s. _fy

“ 1" at the Time

it fo them in sugar and water.I Wil feeling had ut the time I did lt." Minnie Mrtlee. 4

’i‘ii|s statenient was filed ln 131|

court today and is expected to hdvl an influence in shaping the fate lol the unfortunate woman. , ' l

Professor Ruttan was especially

anxious that., if possible, a confession should he got from the woman. =`.

Tile whole case will make an ox-

containing sulphur and phosphorus ceedingly interesting addition to to my children in April last. 1 gave medico legal happenings. #

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GUU] il

CAPE TBWN

CAPE TOWN, Ju,sy )19-It is re-

ported that D, gold bearing quartz reef is stated to be _thirty feet high and runs toward Signal Hill. 'I

The discovbrer is ,, nman named'

Tearman. whot wus employed at the docks eighteen years ago, and then suspected the presencefof gold. He went north to the mines, and recentlu returned. Yesterday he observed that excavations were being made in or- der to erect posts. His early suspic- ions were recalled, and he collected some soil ‘which had been removed After 8 careful examination he hand- ed to the civisl commissioner .~. report ru the inset that it continued goin.

Specimens were submitted to ex-

perts who were in oignorance of their place of origin, and-they st|1ted`thst they came from ii mine in the Trans- vaal. ‘ 'I

WOMAN'5l CLOSE CALL.

HAMu.'roN, out, July in-Mrs. J. Jeffries of Baerton street East, fifty

years of age, hurled herself in rfront of the Buffalo express at the i.ottride_ street crossing of the Grand Trunk this mornning ein view of several people. She fell clear of the tracks and the train passed over her with- out -injuring ber.

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WORISE THAN FIRIBT REPORTED

Nnw Yonx, July' is-Fuller ru-

ports of the cioudburst and flood disaestrs in the state of Gunna- juato, Mexico, only added to the hur-

ror. The loss of life is Placed nf.- high as 1,0000, and of prollerty at

S . » ~ and Celaya, were practically wiped out, as in large part had been Guan-I uajuato, the capital of the state, 'ln few weeks previously. The latest flood was in the valsley of the San-' tiago, where the natural outlets be- came clogged so that the two small cities were speedily engulfed, (l"ood-, stuflslwere swept from the valley sud famine conditions have ensued. Seve- ral thousaudn laborers have' been sent from Mexico to repair the dam-: age and bring suceor.

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GRAND S. il. I. I MEETING HELU

The Grand Division, Sons of

perance ofa/P. E. Island met in qugrterly ession at Glenwood, on Wednesday, July 17th Inst, G. W. P. James Hbpgood, West Cape, presiding. Officers present. werez- G. W. A. '1‘hos. J. Humphrey, Wilmot; Grand Scribe, J. F'. Profitt, Kensing- ton; G. Chap. John Carcw, Hunter River. Appointed pro tem warez- G. Con. Peter Sinclair, Springfield; G. Sent, Albert Gay, Glenwood; P. _G. W. l'., Stephen MacEachern.

The morning session was mainly

occupied in receiving and disposing ol Grand Oiiicei-'s reports. The Grlld Worthy Patriarch and Grand Serl‘b\'¢ ,reports contained many valuable fidg- ' gestions which went deal`t"lwfi?ii" the committee on the State_'of the Order.. '

A resolution was passed

Grand Lodge asking for ~th'e dx‘nRtu¢ of a petition, dealing with the im- portation of liquors into this Pro- vince, to be presented at the annual srssion in October.

In the evening an overflowing

lic temperance meeting was when the following program was hdd -G. W. in Jas, Hopgood presiding.

Chorus-by the choir/

Remarks-by Chairman. '

Solo-Mrs. D. Ma.cPhutlon, Address of Welcome-Albert

Glenwood.

Reply--Stephen McEachern,

Cape.

Chorus-The army of Temperance. Address-Thos. J. Humphrey, G. W.

A. Wilmot. ` Recitation-John Hierliby, Glen-

Wood. .

Chorus-Throw out the life line.- Address-J. F. Profitt, G. S. Ken-

Tem- third Lot 8,

w _ue

pub- held

Gly.

Welt

20 00000 Two cities, Salamanca usington. »

Chorus-Rescuing the' Perishlng. Address-John Oarewf G. Chap.

Wheatley. _

Fipeech-W. T. Costain, Wostltlape. Chorus-by the choir.

God save the King. _

Nud-

Vufes of thanks were happily

ered the people of Glenwood *for their great hospitality and to W-- lllcll. choir.

Keep Minard's Linimsnt, in thshouls.

cniriorrsrown l I ufoins

-'l‘bere is only one best pump-The

Myers. Holman's, Summcrside, guar- antee every Myers i’umP they Bell £0 give satisfaction-and they see that the pumps do give satisfaction. 'Fake no "chances-send your order for a Myers Pump to Hoiman's. 7-20ME3i_ --°

‘fhe Charlottetown Golf Club’s

atch was played Saturday after-`

Mrs. Kaizer and '

55 18--37

64 27-3'!

and

D. B. Stewart

59 21-38

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