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New Yonic, August 10-(Special)-The World today says;- At six o'cleck last evening un immense

mtteor, apparently about 75 feet in cir- cumference fell `into the sea about a mile oil' Amageusett life saving station, Long l~land.

First a roar was heard and an instant

inter a great stream of ilre se meii to i orne down from the clouds and plunge into the sea in the wrske of the meteor. 1 The meteor fell into the water with a

n rise as of n mighty boiler letting oil' swam.

Great waves rolled in upin the beach

and part of the buthlngpnviiiion was wash» ed away along with several ilsliermen‘s I huts.

Much dau-ago was done to property ii-

buiting onthe water front.

Some p r.0ns thought the incident

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marked the end of the world. Evrn o‘d '

d ihermen, used as they were facing death at sea,were te 'riiled and did not for n long

time quiet down.

Capt George Grun who was in ciinmand

ofa vessel in St Pierre when Mount

Peiee blew its head cii` and destroyed that City, was sitting on the water front when

the rncior foil

Ile ;ieciared that nothing had ever

frightened him so much except the Mont

I-‘cies disaster.

The m te n- app irently fell vert'call_y;

horn the Lime the noise was first henrd

until it plunged into the sen vias probably

three quarters ofa minute.

Afanr the rllslu bince had subsided

hundreds of dead ilsh were found on the

sliorr.

These were gaihered by the bdys ann

pcddieti by lhem. _

KILLED THE MAN

who SLANDI-:RED

Chicago Woman Takes Stern Revenge on One Who Caused Husband to I ‘ Leave lier, and She Escapes I

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Ciiicauo, Aug. lil-(Special)-Because I

she believed he cnused her husband i-0 leave her and had broken up hir home by circulating malicious stories, Mrs Llnergoi Ansollno-shot and killed a man named Flips yesterday in an alley in rear other home. ° E

been arrested. '

neighbors the woman acted in defence

of her reputation and it was their belief

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Mrs. Ansoiino escaped and has not

Acondlng to the story told by her

hat she could not be punished. '

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Noivrn Brimer, August 18-From all sources come reports of Dl\¢D°\D°““l catches of fish, and the Indications are that tus present season will be is record one on the tlshlng grounds. All of the Gluuoeatsr dest to call here, so far. lil” reported iuil iarss, and the French traw- iars havs eclipsed all expectations. One ot the latter vessels now in port. O10 Liam., inn 2,aou quiun-ls» viii” makes a totsl catch lor this one v¢lH°| slant upto the present or 4,800 qllllliilll °f fills. The Saoho is also in the stream with 2.700 qulotals on homi. as s result of iii' sucessful e`il‘oris of the irawlers last ylhl' and again this season, tha French con- c'ral who can the ileat of irawlers IWW prosecuting thb lndustry in these WARN will sand four or mcrsdvenseis oi the M1110 olagslgeyoim the psaasnt fleet.

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M .ily young lady, V|msitlon}a{s P. 0. "il", °',°""'°'¢'s-`i¥oli'ilTnd

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setting.- only st Girard ` - wer”-¢.~:r°i:'.:.;;ra=i»1‘~=iff~i? to png. Bnglzsr, Osborne curl-

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WANzwEgUlt xC|h.iim°liand‘llil“:\?l' can i y. Highest market in-Hes. Writ*

?or lnlll Carvsll 8 :0")~ds¢|7‘:‘4*"

sinners.-rm snrrwdr ""’° ‘ ,~ sl . gps in than

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THUTTING HNIIES

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Sirnnicv, August 18 -About 500 people

week and at Cnpellrcton TrottlngAssooia~ i.iun's track on Saturday afternoon, and ,ni gugh thefhlghlwiud that prevailed kept the horsci from making fast time. many of the heats, particulary In the 2 20 class, brought ihe crowd on ih 1 grand stand to its feet as the horses went by thu winning post.

Pete won the 2 30 class; Simassie too _

the free for all.

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NHHIIINI UE

THE S. S. PENNY

The Plant Liar. S S Perry arrived at

two this a_mi-nina with the fuilowio'-' bat of passengers from Boston for this .f rr; S Rogers, H Hobbs, L J Moir, v Mrs M Tryby, Mrs J H Shirley, B Shirley. J. Kaoler, S K Kutcher, R Keeler, J- McDon- ald, Miss Hanlon, B hi Coyle, E H Stone, . A H McMillan. J 0 Adams, T Ashton J P B iiler, J O 0oaaor,Dr. Buiiin, Jlilandlirs Martin, N liicDonald, II Pariah'.I\Mm A U Maman, E Tourtslotts, A Tourts- lutte, Miss M A Matthew, A Mathew, uni s n iim|iam.“M M°P°*\°1\i» Nl" M.,n,,,||¢|, F Krsoan. A Nash, A J Mc- R,,,` W H Renta. D W R.\i\il,'F McKen- `¢|.,_ J Laci. M J Gran, J H Ki-nnerly, M

5 "ng, 1: \V..m.m-rbis. Miss Clay

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And Frightens Long Island People==Came Down

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I Raising»Big Waves, and Des= 3

nl the peopieof Chulotmmwn lo give 0 liirl Grey would riturn to the Miniv.

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A D L DY GREY

Earl Grey Landed and Was met By Governor,

U Committee From City Council and Guard of Honor=='l`he Party “Did Not Come Ashore Owing to Late Arrival

There was no doubt about the wili\ ir- and niirr ins|.rcLir;,; ihr izunrrl of li mor ‘will he given adrive about the Ciiy and

environs, by His Worship Mayor 1‘ii.'0\'l.

hearty welco ne to the Goveruor General

and Countess Grey, and their Excellencies

tl1eMintc.ltwas as diillcultto obt-iinm w'

engagsd on her familiar viinier work.

alter ten p. in.

Punetualiy with the arrival of the

of Captain Darke. and accompanied by

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r."f.3i`iiic`p‘a:.i»i:.»::.°.f:.*.r“z..::i.'.z:ii» min hge andaotivs ,

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the Regimrn'al Band marcherliiown to the Mmm'

me Mnme whirl *meh W" Huhtcd The bands, the guard of honor the nb Wm, tleotrm ||Ihu.shd me torches inrchrs, ami the people nil inelteii away! wma |,,`th, 0|” F|"`m°n ,m(|°,,h"s_ andafew iuinuirs after the moon was -nm mud n°“|,u,.n¢ Band was “lm |n Inhininobrlghtlyover Lhciinruifiodsurfai-e aitrndancr. ofthe harbor cn which restetl plioidiy

A lirge nninlm-of ¢||,|",,s 'om h,.,.e ihc hulls ni the l\iin',o and the French assembled and the guard was drawn up ‘l‘|"’l‘li’ Kl”b"’~ ionwait ihe arrivnitf Il ii Ercelisnoy. The progrnn for toiiiy will be as foil-

Attiieianriingstaga His llonor the nw»:-

||'1l\'“t°“°"l' G°"'"‘°"' 'nd hh' “'01 di' At hnlf plui im Ilia l-lxci-liency rind

' ` 0\mP'»'\.|"'l HT' “'°"hlU W9 MHYJF “"0 eculitrsa Grey, and the Ladies Evelyn

crowd whie`i had ns.~ien.I.it-il tn soc thtir

Exoellrncica, but in view of tho inet that

were eagerly wawhed mr lash even' the trip froin Point du (Jbene Ii id been 'nl' somewhat rough, nnii tliiil. Lady Crop It' Wim “ther H Dl’Y WRU l-he CMB lm' had 1', tired bslurc the Mirilo entered port

stowed on the details attending their nr- th. N WM c.»t,_y cxcuse for the Lhnnge ¢ 1 rival did notextrnd tothe matter ofniford- ,,|“,,_

ing some information abiut. the arrirnlol ms Exe nancy Mun msn med we

siuirii and when he had ilniiihed warmly

about tho vessel l=st night as ii she were mmm me lmlonpmln Burke “mn the nm.

` xippcnrnice of the inrn. Colonel bonnquenny many Mop,” wwe ln th" Dnviilson, the coniniinii-i' of,i»l\i-i Fourth’ d wk regarding the tiruejol’ her arrival and R Rhmmt being w_'_SBnud E "I Gny 5° mhmd ber when nh” mrlvld Sholuy ri pr-,nii-d his i~cin'lrl¢a and ixzfcrred

particularly in the r-our-i the men had

made in Veinwawa.

Minio, aguard of honor, drawn from the Tl is M L c` ie' U V. I

Fourth Regiment, C. A., under oommnml l I 'Ju CW 'W 1 le ”r°"r'""‘ nm

His lilxc-ellenoy and h‘s piity returned to

I C0\\°°lll°f“ s‘°‘"‘"' ‘md 'u°D°"*|'l- "°‘ and Sybil Grey wiillund, arcoinpnnied by P\'\“Ulf|°i|' UN' ull-I C°"\°l Waliall I0 'Capini-i Newton aids de camp, and Mr W°l°°m° 'fb' 0°"°‘“°" G* ”5"‘l' S'nden, the Governor Gonerai’s secretary. iff W" °b°“°”|°"° P- ,mi l’-*`f°"° UW The party will proceed direct io lalllwll "Om "'U’u'“i"`- “lui Elfl UN! Gavrrnmcni. liouse, and start at once cn

july Corn ..... #Bl and Uvlliilll N°"°°"~ M’ A~ D- 0-“"5 M" the drive to the Consolidated School at

Siaden hi! E“=°ll°l\°!'=l S°0\"°¢i"”! IIii.i.b>ro going hy the direct road, ami appeared. After hs had landed and been m‘u,n|M by ,ny of Pomml and :ren

welcomsd,ilis news was circulated that B;||_ Lady Gray won‘d hot iand` till uday, In the afternoon the diaiinguisiiedpsrt ‘cash prius `

This c.i\i‘elezineiilsnppuiniinent in the `Wll€l1 VBl'l°\l9 DUTULS °f l"l'°r°5" Wm

be visited.

This evening there is to be a dinner

flirty ai; Government llouae.

Tomorrowl'-lrsExcsilency goes to George-

town to be present at the annunl Scot ish Gathering under the auspices oi the U Je donian Club.

THE HEGNTTN

Ni GEUHGEIUWN

There was Hue sport yesterday nt th i ltegittn In Georgetown. There was n piping breeze giving tns hunts all t‘\cy could stand up undi-r. .

The races were for two classes ol biais

--those under sixteen it-et keel-ani those exceeding that.

The course wus llfieen miles for ihc large bouts and len miles for the smaller ones.

The race for the largtr 'ciassrizuiied as follows: lst. Theft J. Iicilgion, John Condon,

Time iinours. lil min., 20 sec.

2nd. Mamie C, RR McLean. This hont was only four seconds behind the E J Hodgson. 3rd. Petrol. sailed by Charles Hemphill_

` owned hy -I C Manual.

4th. Myrtle E. During the race this

boat was disabled thus handicapping her in the struggle.

In the race for tha smaller boats tlrst

place was won by the Sandy McDonald, Charles Fitzgerald ; time 2 hours, i0 min.,

223 sec.

‘ nd Illuehell, James Allan. 2.20. Iird Chip A. I.. Paquet, Souris.

4\.h Maple Leaf, (disabled) W. liume. All who were present enjoyed the rao which wrre well carried out. The :- wards eonsistad of thc Hodgson Cup and

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COL DIBBLEE OF W ODSTOCK

Suffers Severe Inguries And May Die As Result

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Col. I". ll. J. Dibl»le,i'oi-ineriy in conluiainl of the 10th Field llnttcry and uow In =l1l\\`>!e of the li|~‘g.iile of l"ieid i\rt|.li-ry niet ri serious accident this evening while iriving ri spirited horse nn his fnrin icross ihe liivrr.

'1'iiei,‘iIoni-l was dr vial.: in :L gig nnil n sont--_ manner fell ii-:tween the front of the vehicle and the l,ors~.`s lieels.

The nnini,il kin-icuii him behii rl the

iight siioulrieraiiii rim nwfiy down the hill, falling ni. ihc butioin unable cxtricnii: itself.

Seeing that sonirlhing was wrong, a

piisserby winl. in n- inch of tlic owner and found Cul llibiilri- \\ ritfiing in agony.

lie w-is lirouclii to his home and s.\'e.“l

<ioci.ors s\iniin=.neii.j Y

Besides the serious k ck v\ hleh seems to,

Ol Being Kicked By Horse--Detective

In Hartland Fire Case Arrested

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liavepiirily puiaillzsrl liiin he receive

souls ugly wounsd.

Ilia physicians at nresent n_e uonbie to

deierininc the extent of his internal ln_jiii'le.~i.

Since ilie rel-.nt ilrc in llnrtinnd, G. `\V.

Green, ndiiiciive from the Sr. John a- iltliry l\n.<l»een working on ihc case end

ntihe iiivesiigniioii gave iinporlnni. evi- rlviit-4*.

lie will li: vi-ilncsi-i against McNally

tmriorrow.

This morning Green was nrrestcii by

Shi-iill' Foster, iirother-in-law nf W. F_ 'l‘|lornt(n on ii warrnnt lssueii by Stipen diary M:\gis'.i‘ats. -lohn Farley of lirlstol oha|;_lrig hii.n \\ lib alienipted robbery. The mutt;-rcune up before M . Farley

at 2 p. m. today and the trial was ni',icurnf»ii,

BEST EIINEEITENEE

IN IINNNY YINEIS

.\'oit1'iiifir:i.n, i\Liss, August 14-’l‘.<.e sen~a\n’s general vonferciicc of Ci......i » ‘ workers ended iufiny, ond is generally considered by thcsnleaiilrig rind partir-,i~ pnting in the meeting as one of the mort successful in many years.To-day's several meetings _were well attended beginning asci-vice nt the Congregational Churih. Lewis C. Chnper, coniiucied the inorn|ng's prayer service, which was folloivcd by u . ~iei~innn by li v. S,uartl1ol len, rector oi Si. i’nul's, Lonilon, whose suhicet was 'l.uve." An tvnngrli .tic serwii-e was held out duois during the afternoon in clinigi'

of i\lr.=. lienry Gibbard, of Springilrlrl.

NIILEIT WHILE

HUNTING WUII

\Vi.\'.\:i|-rin, Min., Aug. 18. ~CI\ris l~'ni. zelnnm, if young farmer of ihirluinli- north of thc city, died from injurlisre- ceived while hiiniing a wolf. Dccensrd was drawing n. lo:i'l of hiiy into the cily on Tiicsiiny when iv. woli crossed the road. l(nnz'ilman, keen for the hunt, uniiliclmi one, horse find started iioross the prairie in pn\'s.nir. , it was growing ilirk and lin yoiina innn did not nclicc a deep ||olc,inii» which horse and rider plunged. Tin depth of the fail was six feet. i~iiilli:ieni in break [llc niilu»:iI's neck, iinvl it di <il in ii short. iivnt-. Kunzelmiin sn~inInc<l in tcrnnl in_i\irie.s nnrl limi n miinlwr of bum .~ frnf-lui' ii. lic w.|s taken homo by a li-ilizhlu irlng i'.irn|i-r, lint his L-inc was hopeless from the ilrsi.

HIEH IIIIIIEHIIINNS ' STENI SIIUVENIITS

Loxnnx, Eng., Aug. in -The country

churchyard at Stoke Pages, where Grny's "Elegy" was written, was the scene ofa lively chase ,this week after an American souvenir hunter. who succeeded in.escap~ ing with a notice board. The nilsoreant. a youth apparently just out ol college, ac- c impaniod two iadiaa and goo swaylna motor car, ' ~

In thisoonncction Amerimns are getting

a bad reputation on account of their craze for souvenirs. The manager of one of the largest London hotels says he loam thousands of dollars’ worth oi' silverware this way yearly. Sliver ash trays are regarded with particular favor. "The amount is mer:-ly charged to theiosa au- count," he snlii, “lor many ol the soureuir hunters are our wealthiest clients. We

.rarely have discovered any one but nn

Anieiican manifesting the craze."

THF WEATHER.

Moderate to fresh windh mostly wrat and south;ilne today; not much change in

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IlAi.ii~'.\x, Any. IH--\\'. ll. Steen, head V lin- lioyni Ginn, of the Order ui Scottish Clans, whieli meets in Hnllfnx this week, in biennial session, is at the Halifax hotel, accompanied by Mrs Steen. Mr. Steen is n prominent citizen of Braldwood, Ills.. is ciiy not lar from Chicago. As becomes his office, Mr Steen is thoroughly poiteil in ihc alfsirsof the rapidly growing order, ov.r wliich for two years he has pre. niiitil.

IIITIIEIJ PENNIIT

WITH TIIUTHPIIIK

’l‘i»Roi\"ro, Ang. iii.-When the Seneca won tho first of the series of raises for (_1aiiada's Cup on Saturday Oswald Rclinrfisnii, an employe of Jrrrcats' iinrberi-hon. had to make good the con- di‘.iorisofa bet. he had marie with his eniplnyer, and Monday afternoon einined Lopushapmnui. along the sideivnllc on

Carlton sgxet from Church to Yonge witha io pick. Only oncein the 200 yards .lid the peanut leave the sidewalk. The time expended in the fulfilment of the conditions was lfli minutes. Alnrga nnrnbei' of spectators enj iyed thc fun im|nen.~i ly.

ina TUNNEL “

The iliifiidlan would lllic to know if the

residents of Prince Edward lsinnd really iiesli-cn tunnel to connect vii h the main lind, iuid with this end in view each person is requested to cut out the below coupon after writing in their name and

address, and tnclise to"'l`l\eGuardlan, Chfirlotielovvn", marking “Tunnel” on corner of envelope. Everybody should send at once. r

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TUNNEL COUPON.

I dos ra wealth and prosperity for Prine; Edward

I won d like to see a tunnel conneotingth sProvlncq he mn n and.

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