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DAY, JULY -6, 1910. {,_»_.,.,

AIL IN ADVANUI MAH. iN Auvarwl

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PAUL GIL

MQRE MMIGITATIUN A INSPECTING IIIIIPPEN IS NIIT. .CAMPBELLTUN

AND Miss FRENCH lsiiiw aiiiiiui T"E§,I‘,'§.“,§’,'.§‘,§‘E |i'iiiiiiiiii SUFFERS SADLY

AI Ill? 0P9l`a HUUSG- Hlghl ' ` i` LargestNumborofArrivaIs

_Class Perfofmance' and |n The Hgstnry of _`

AUIITGIICB I Thg Dominion

‘ TI] BE AIlIlANIlEI]

A SUPERB PI-AY *_ - MONEY COMES TOO -

Hiieciiil to 'l`he Guardian.

____ ' 'I`0R()N'l‘(), July 25-Eddie Diii'i\ai1e .___

PA UL GIIil\‘l()Rl*`..

Who Appcureil at the Upcril Hoiisn

Lust liveiiiiig.

In this ileceiviiii.: world the plniu

unvarnislieil truth is sometimi-s of interest. Miiny tlientiicnl couipiinies liuve from time to time visited our city and sonic of them have been priiisi-.il in iiewspupi-i- notices _beyond their worth. The plain truth nlioiit the performfiiice ut the Uperu I-loiis-ig hint evening is thiit the Mummy iiiiil the Iluniinini; iiird is ri rnre society ilriuuu with an iiii.:i~uioiis und eiigiii; ing plot and full of human iiiteie.-t iliioiiglioiit. It wus iidmirzibly stagi-il

;is trying to arrange a match here with Arnst, the \\'urld"s rowiliig chain-I pion. _

IIIIUIIKVILLE HAS

IIAAIITIAL LAW

i I

"»~~crinl to Thi- (lunriliiin. lllt(i(‘liVll.l.l‘I, July 2I»»'l"he to\vn

is under martial law us the result of ‘rioting at the G._'l‘.H. stiit.ion_

und was eviilenfiy pri-seiiteil by UTT/AWA. Juli’ 2‘I”'I»I"’ 51'"-“‘l

fi'iiliii:d artists. 'l`lie riirh eostiiincs of the Indies in the rust iiiiil their ut~ iruetive persiuiiility _ uililizd to the i»liiii'n\-whiz-.li held the rupt iitteiitiiiii of the iine auiiicnci: from the bci.'_in- ning. Never bus iiiorc hrerithless iii- tiiriest been shown by (‘liarlotteto\vn i_lii-ii_i.i'e-i.¢oei‘s iiliil seldom inileinl hue there been morefspoiirniieiiiis iuiil liearty upplniisn enllcil forth.

_ a _ _ _ .

The honors fell. i:i-iierou.»aIy ~Lo Mr.

lliluiore, us iioril liiuuli-y, the vocif- i-ioiis' nNiliii'si\ 'ii his bi-biilf eoin--

'Trunk trainnien und coiuliii-l.oi's liiive grasped the olive brnncli lielil out by thc minister of lubor. \'estei‘dny nf- iteriioon they wired l-Ion. Mr_ King lpn uueiiuivoiiiil acceptniiee of the gov- ernmciit's proposal for ni"bitratlon Iof the strike difliciilties by a boiird of iirliitratiiui “mutually ueceptuble ‘to both parties to the dispute."

v 'l‘lu|s ri loin: step Tins been tnkcu _towards the i-:nil the minister of lub- lor luis had steiidily in voew, iiimii-.ly Ithe iniliiciiu: of ouch party to consent Ito the principle of urliitriition wiili- fout restrictiiui otlier than tliiit the ‘bourd to be niiniieil sliull be iiiscepi, Iiilili- both io the men und to the `ri unpniiy.

lu Mr. Miii-iliiek’s letter to the min-|

ister, ipioti-il below, the men hiive Isliowii their i-.oiifiiicncc in their ci,isi~. hy iiirri-i‘ii|;: _to arbitrntion by it lioaril wluch can be triistcil to con- serve thi- iiiteresi. of both purties, and they have also invited the min- ister to nssist in the further pro- gress townrils scttliinient.

l’ri-sidenf' I-lnys is still reciileitriiiit

:uid iis the eorresponileiice of the past three duys shows he luis not as yet i:i\'en niiy definite iiromise of iiigreement. to arbitrate by ri boiiril to be niutiilly selected. Further pro- gress iio\v iii-pends on his reply to l-ion. Mr. l{in;:'s third reipiest, ns wireii lust night, asking for ii struiirlit iiiiswer to the governmcnt’s i'e¢|uest thiit he iigree to ni-l;_i;i3i_L_Loii by a 'l$oi1i‘iI ii'cfie`ptnl]I`é"alflEe to the men und the company.

iii'-iinwii nur issiiciiiiiii Mimi

The tliird uintcli for the- Silver Sal-

pi-iliiu; flie rnisiiie' oi' the curtain vm. “wk mm-ii ui Ki-nsingtoii H-iiiigc-_

uiiuiy times. i\liss l-`ri~.ii_-li, who wus ii-iiii-inliered niosi Ti\_\'ori‘.lily from ii iirevious visit. i»l.iy<-il The iiifliculft role of Iiiidy fiumli-y, (thc tempted wife who so iieai ly i-rreil :ind yet who iliil uot,) with .~=i;<uiil nbility and eiurcess, and sliiirril liberally in thi- pluudits of her uiiilitory. . `

(Jarrett Cniiipbell, rust for Signor

li’lirelli, the villniii of the piece, ilid

ri-nlly excellent work, iinil the per- _\

formance of I’nul 'l`crliuii<-_ as (iuisip-_ pi, iiiid that of l\lis.-i '[`hoinns ns blrs. 'l‘lioi‘iiton, thougli with much li-ss to do left nothin fo be ilesiri-iii. Not

55 l.

tolpartieulririsc fiirtlier the entire M pi-rfoi‘mmic.c wus ol ii high cliiss. hi

iiucli ns is seliluiii si-eu liere, and its ii coiiseiiiieiicc \'.'f\s i-il'_u-ntive in the best tlinf. licliiiins to ilrnnii“itic nrt. lt ixivi-s proniiise _nlso thiit this Iiui-_ coin- pnny will iitliird ireiiuini- eiijoynii-iii. io those who ntteiiil the liperii lliuisi- duriiig the reimiiiiiiic' iiiirhis of the ::i‘ii_‘oi . '

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FIITICS IN Tl-IIC Wi-`.:i'l`

DAl\lA(ll<1 <'.l’_ll. 'l`lli\(_`K.`S‘. I

(I. F. Hiltrliesiiii .__ ...

'l‘llil()l\ Fi), July 2-I l‘lic (hiiiiiliiiii

l’iii:ific Railway triii-_ks neiir Big lien.

yesterilii_v nl`tei'iiooii with the follow- ing snows:

| zoo .soo

32 33 31

600 31 30 31

.'I`i.l. ‘.l7 ilfi U2 ill 91

34 33 30

Illiijor Weeks Atliol Siiainun

I.. .I. Miller

,J. E. Matthews

-li). il. lirow G. IP. l-lutcheson \V. K. Rogers ' U. Moore

G. Arbiiii.g

(i. M. i\'li)\irl‘. .l. A. Uliappelle " G. Love

A. Allan

Grey W. l’u.ttei'son

31 31 32 30 29 29 29 29 31 2-l 25

29 21! 29 S7

30 83 29 ill 24

. 22

78 77- 73 73 72 70

2*.)

28 26 23

_ 23 28 22

28 26

23 25

19 23 lil

26 27

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I Major Weeks \\-on the 'leather .pock- Ii-I. hook for f.lie higliest score over Iflie riuigi-, 'i`hi- Silver Siilver for it ipossible iit iuiy riiiiite wus not won but is still open for eoiiipctitlon.

'l‘lie totals ol, the three higliest

conipetitoi‘s _for the Solver are its follows:

._ J. Miller

274 271

ll/litjor Weeks 262

iii-itish (lolumbin. huvi~ been diimiiir- NEW l’1\S'T"lTl IN - eil-by forest fires and trains nre ilc-! (`f-illl<<‘l-l IN MONif‘.'l`(iN liiycil. Pllsewhere in thc l’rovince the* _ ---~~~ riiiiis and lirc tiglitcrs hnve not the MilN(l'I`(iN, N. li., July 24--llev. W1. better of the flames, find Slociin, lil. ("lark of Siissex. who recently nc- Siuiilon anil '1‘hrci\ Forks nre siife. copied it ciril to St_ l’nui's lleloriueil

l"ires were biiruiiu: llereely nloiii: Episciiiinl church here, preiiched his

ip.. ‘Vogt hunk uf fp.-, winnipeg river, introiliu-toi'y seriiioii today and cre- norih of l(ccwnf_iii (l)nt_i tiulny_ ntod ii fii\'ori\ble iiiil’l'_¢'HF\0n~ _ lloiisc.-i are iii ilniigi-i‘ null much val- Visiting i:lerg_\'iiii`ii in the city piil uuble timbei' luis been ill-sti'oyed. pits toiliiy were Prof. Fnlchiier, oi blevcrnl families lind ii niirrow es- Dnllioiisie, in the l'i‘csbytl*_i'i<aii; llev.

cape, havlni: to flee for tlu-_ir lives.

(lideoii Swim. of Piititcoiliiic, iii

A report from lliiiiiy liiike siiys Hiizliflelil stieei. llnliti-*ill HW- A- ('»

tlint tivo i-liililreii wni\dei'ed liito the Archibald, of llioctoii (Mass), in the

bush and were huriii-il to death.

First llnptist.

YllR`MOUTH. N. S.

‘ .____@__.___.__ .__

YAHMOUTLI N S Jiilv 2-I-The ty were skilled uieclianics, the others

roynl comm-lmiloii on tcclinicnl educa-

tion -met in Yarnioutli on Satiirilnv lliiivor ei Normiin llnrtoii. sup

K ley. ‘

i=rlnl.euilent of the New ilurrcll .Inlin-

i-.nn lion Works, and other iniuiiifne iiii~cri~i iuiil liiisliicss ini-ii ui>l"‘B|‘°`-‘A IW* fore ilie comiiifii~iion_ l-1. K. i-lpfnnci und other miiniifiictlircrfl HD0k0 In fm" or of teclinlciil iidiii-iitioii. Mr. Spin- liliv tinphnslzed thc need nf it by clerks. Tile boys he employed today weri-_ not as protleiriit ns those in his service twenty-five vi-urs neo. _ Mnnag-er Burtin, of the l`0'1*‘"\ Duck Company, said he emploved 2!! hands, 120 of whom were men,twen-

' l

machine luiiiils’nnd lull"‘l'H. The izirls of whom tlierc_were nbnut 120, work- ed for about five ycnrs, when thev would leave to innrry UV “Pak “u“"` employment. I-le sti‘<vni!\Y Tf‘~"‘"`¢‘l *'-"` onlne scliools. _

The commission will hold a short

sei-isioii in llliiliv on Monday’ |norniii!._ and the shine day will leave for Kentviile. d _

This morning Dr. Bryci! DN'*“’h‘ “

gp _yiihnui Presbyterian church iinii in the evening Mr. SimillB0l1. in the some church spoke on The Labor Problems of Canada-

Sneciul to The Guardian.

WlNNIl’i~lf}, July 25- 'l`he i|nini.~_:rn-

tion into Wi-ste-i'ii Uiinniln during the pnsl; four months has been the largest in the history of thi- eountry_

’l‘liese iigiiri-_s ure fui‘n-islieil -by Ilriico

Walker, Uoiiiiiiissiiini-i' of linniiizra- tion:

From (Treat llritain, 35,000; fi-om

liliiriipi- lll,tl<Il|} froni the United tltittrs 4ii,.'i04|.

l-‘roni nel-_iiriite iuforinution furirish id by the i_illli-Luis, Mr. Walker esti- mates th-at $50,llil0,000 in cash was hriuii;lit into the Dom-ini_on be Anter- icuii settlers during the past four mouths. f

EASTEHN S. S.

f siivuiuii

si iiuiiwi

ST. ANDRI-l\’Vb‘, N. ll., July 24--

'l‘he l'Iiii:tei~|i .*lf.eii|ii.-iliip i‘oinp:uiy lia\'iru:, expri-sseil ii iIe_.ire to run l.hi»ir steiiiiiizis to :%l__ Auilri-ws, i|isti'iic tions linve In-eu yivi-u to ilredi',e the i~_nsterii eiitriiiii-e fo the inner iiiirbor lu-rc to ii ileptli of twr-iity feet at low wiiti-r, iiistenil of twelve ns had nf. iiist been pluuiieil.

l-lupliiiu Kingston, of the l)omiu

ion Di-ciigiiig (`ompiiny, received in sti'iu:f.ioiis to this effect yesteriliiy ’l`hi~ eiitriiiice will probulily be widen eil f.ii Iifill feet to iieconioililte thi-si: sti-uiiiers_ The decision of the lilnsteru Hteiinisliip (‘ompiiuy to eoinc to h`t_ Andrews is ri:i:iu'doil its inore eifiileiire

uilorili-il in the fiiizt thiit it is the in-

otlii-r Iiirue coiiirreti-_ wing to the Al- i_io|u|-iiiii hotel this full. This will fur- iiisli employuieiif. for Li i:i'ei.i.t inuiiy men du‘ini.: the winter months.

Mr. Nhrigiii, of the <‘hienl.:0 Nation-

al 'Uiink, also-~oxpeets to build n large siiinuier dwelling in St. Au<l_-- rews this full, so thut the prospects for biisiiiess ure good.

blcotiu, Siisscx luis been ordered to ijiiliiriiiiil will leave next week. I-li- lins been visiting his pnrciits here.

AHBITHATIUN

STILL TAH UTI

M()N’l‘Rl".Al., July 24-As fnr ns

coulil he risci-rtaiiied front either side this evening there is nothing in siglit with rei.iard to the Grruiil 'l‘runk strike but coiitinued iight. Both siiles were determined to ad- here to their- positions, and any tnlk of ai-liitriilicui was iliibioiis.

l’rcsiilent -I-fiiys, of thc (lrnnil

'l‘ruiik, ndhenreil to the position hii has taken nil ziloui: that the qui-.s tion might bc disposed of by u I"‘"~l`lT UT i‘XlM‘i'ts whose findings shoulil be iiecisivi-_ So far as the men :irc coiii.-eriied it was stated by Vice-l'i‘esiileiit Murdock, of the tiiiin, iiien, thut they woiilil consent to zir- bisrntlou only if it was siibniitteii to the tivo ini-ii they hiid iuiined; otliei-» wise the iight would go on.

"No cluiuge would he ninilc in the

positions of the men," said Mr Mur- dock. “witliout culling iiiiotiicr meet~ HIL' of the coiumittee of tliirty-five i‘epreseiii.ntivrs ol' the (lrnnil Trunk who have now left for their homes. 'I`hi‘_v ni'i‘niigi~il iill the iletiiils of the strlliiizle, and these are now being i~|i'rriei1 out, nll thai. we, an their re- pri~seiiti.tf.ives, can do is to go on with the strike iiizcordini; to the liucii liiiil down uiiil to propose i\i'bitru_

tilou or iii-i~_i~pt it iis already ai-rung. ei .

(‘.»\i\ll’lll<]l.l/l‘()N .\‘.Ul<`l<`l~}Rl~}lls

IN THE WIND AND llAlN

(‘.Ai\lI'lll<Ii.l.T(J.Ni, July 25--Two

fliiiusanil people lniiii-cless and p¢>,|mi_ less, with little pmtection from the wiiuls iii' rain is the s-ail conilltioii in ifi-stitiite (‘niupbelitoii toil-ay. Neiirly iifti-ini liundred are living under con- vns, the rest in toiiipornry wouiim, striictiires. Tliese, hmvevvi- nn,”-,1 poor shelter and the people are gngip i-red around camp tires drying out their tattered raiineiit.

(‘.. l‘. ll. Tl\li.EGRAf‘HF.IlS IN

l~IAS’I‘ GET ADVANCE

hi_ui been reached between t=hc (‘. P,

il und thc telegraiihers 0,, 9

get _thc imiiie rates as oni the wesiq-in

(‘l`B[\l<l8.

<‘.idTiT\iui MAni<i~:'1-s.

uiiioiuio, .iiuy 25-(spec|,,i_)_.

July Wheat ....... ._ 108 Hepteinber Wheat 105

Mliiard'| Liiiiment heheiu Neuraiing

» i

teiition of the (‘. l'.'ll. to uilil nu-I

'roiioN'ro, Jiiiy z4__A,, ngmmvnt

H- and Sh” t'¢l9‘2Nll1liei's onthe eastern,

' ' ' th eiu\'t~

ern lliics. The men, it in imp), Wm

lllirh. which is ii i-aiu-ilileraliic in-

_lhe Cattle Disease In York

Under Control. Many Cattle

Slaughtered '

' AUSTRALIAN TRADE

Hpccinl to The fluiirdian.

l.(iNt)ON, July 25-Admiral Kings-

niill, Comniander Macdonald and lotiier officers toll-ay inspected the Ni- -olie at Ihivoiiport.

’l‘iie Niobe will be ready to sail at

thi- inil of August.

The Adinirulty- has invited 91 rat-

_iugs froni the Navy tu volunteer for si-i'\'ice iui the Niobe iindp lR-kiiiiboiv.

Nu further case of cattle plaigug lim;

been iliscovereil in Yorkshire, all. unl- Iinals, totalliugi. 124, have been 'slaiigIitered_

The new Australian line of fast

freight Steamers will sail monthly Ihetwecn Aiistrslin, the United States Canada and England.

AAUNEY LIAAIT NIIW SUSPENDED

Special to The Guardian.

NlA(lAltA li`i\l.l.>‘., July 25-'Phe

`iii,iin-iigruliou oihi-iuls here have re- ceived word that the $25 rule is sus-

Ipended wh-en .nen are coming to take -railroad work.

In P. ii. inius iii siiiniiii iiii.

Mi_iN'l‘liilCAl., July 22-As the re-

I..,,|¢_ of repeateil cpiiferences extelidi-ulg

Ur the wluwiml t'I"m‘ Still "mm Isllovei' several weeks. 8. tlldlnlte HEWC'

ment was reiichi-.il yesterday alter- noiin lietweeu the (_‘f. l‘. ll. COHIDBUY 'und its condiictors and tmiiimen and all possibility tliiit the U-. l’.-H; men will follow the exam-.ple of the tvriind 'l'i-unk men _ and go out on strike is nnvir risuiovuil.~- ~ - f""" il At the final conference Monday nf-

tern-oon, attended hy Messrs. l.eoii- Iuril nnii Mc'l`ii-r, representing the li. Ii’ ll iid Mr Murilock and the com-

iniittcc iepreseiitiiit the tiainnien am If-iiiiiluiztors, a draft lorin of the 111-11?"- linent wus acizelmfd by UUU1 PMI-\°5_ und after it luis been \-l'l’_0“'|`l'-“ll It will he siiriieil hy i'cl*l`¢‘-‘ilillmi-l\"‘** “T boi-h parties and become binding. ’|‘-he np,-reenii-iit, \\‘-liieli co\'Prs all UW

_points in dispute, is- largely f~€Cl_\'“'1°f\l~ The ze-.iiei'iil inenning, neeoriliiig to the ,"1-n's i-spi-esiiiitatives, is that tliei stuiidiiril rate of Pill' A01' the ten" tory eiisl. of Chicago is to be recog- ni'/.eil hy the company and that the inien have gained about 90 per cent of Itheir ileinands. Under the aK\`€€‘\f\<=llf~., the new i‘ates of pay for t-lie d-if‘lci‘ei_it classes of einployineiit in the train and yard service are specified, but the agreement is liable to change Uh' der sixty days notice from either side. The new schedule will be retroactive fi, Mny 1 Last. The agreeincnt is iw- cepted by both sides as a deiinltc closing of the dispute w-hir-h_ has been in progiess since the beginning of tlhe var. yvi,-c_i»|-,»<iqfinl- Mf‘Ni(»l\ol, in an rif- flci-al statement said:-We have come to un ugireiiu-iii, wliicli has been up- _proved hy both sides. in it 1!.%'l\<'l"fll way, the stiindurd riite of wages for the territoiy _east of Chicago has been nilopteil. tif course ii good deal more thnn rates had to be consiilercil its conditions mul rules of service play- cil 5, very inipurtniit part in negoti- iitions, but the standard rate of wii-I ges has been adopted andaplilicll ill the same way us on the United States lines which have ndopteil it.

“As to the exact result of the set

tl-emtnt, that would be a dltiii-_uit thing to specify us the material in- volved woulii fill a book of fifteen or twenty pages, but the men have been graiiteil 5 very large perceiitage of their ileninnils and everytlihiii; is now settled."

It is expected that the formal ri-

lgreement will be signed bv- the ri- prnsentatives of both parties todny.

I i

OFF JAl’ANl<lSE (‘.()AS'T‘.

'I`Ul{l(J, July 25-The "'l‘e'|‘oiirci."

Maru," plying between Kobe ruiil llarioii, sunk lust night od (‘.hindo Korea. i~llic hnil 240 passengers of wlium 40 were saved. The others are missing. Wiirshlps have been sent to the rescue. _

f~lpeclal to fhc (iiiardian.

T() R()N'l'() , July 26-Westerly

winds, line and warm.

The li-_|ietT1_-<Tf_tTo_ilay will he four

teen hours and nity minutes.

‘ t three o'cloi‘_k

this miflning was sixty-four degre-rs above zero.

The tide will he high this afternoon at 1.34 and tomorrow afternoon nt 2.27.

'The sim sets this evening at 7.33

and rises tomorrow morninz at 4.40.

| 'Phe moon rises tonight at 10.11. I The lowest tenipei-a-ture recorded

July Corn 65; September Corn 632

yesterday was sixty-six above zero and the highest war. eighty above up till nine p. in. The lowest recorded the previous night was sixty ii.-bovc.

rl'l`f‘lAlVlis‘1~lll' FUIINIHCIIS

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PollceThlnk He Would Not Come on The Direct Steamer

T00 MUCH RISK

Special to The Guardian.

M<)N’l‘HFlAL, July 25--_The police

do not believe that Dr Crippen would take the chances of coming to Mont- real that the London deupatches say.| There is no means of knowing' delin-

itely till the arrival of the steamers Montrose and Sardinlan.

The authorities have no word irom

London or from the Domiinion police to watch for Crlppen on these -boats.

EIITATEST I]IlIlII IN THE WIIHLII

Tllll LINEIIPTNIL

LIVERPOOL, July 23-For ii long

time Liverpool li-as vinweil with alarm the ilev-elopment of Southiinip- ton as 8 terminus for transatiaiiiii: shipping and is deter-mined to make ii bold bid to retain her supreuiscv. i'lans are being prepared to coiiatruct tile largest dock that has ever been built, as far as the width of en- trance and feng-uh, are concerned. This scheme has now been iinaniinciii-ily on nt a meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbor Board.

’]`he dock will cost $2,500,000 :uid

will be finished ln three-years. It is part of a great $18,750,000 -ic-liei..e sanctioned about tivo years ago. it will be in a position iiniuiiiliaiely nor-t*li of the it-iinrose wull at blea- fortli, provision being made for a single story sh-eil, cranes, pumping iiiai-hiii-ery, etc., aniliiii approach cliaiiiiei with requisite pierlicails, Work is to commence at once.

“'l‘he scheme," said J. W. Hughes,

chairman of the works committee, “represents the begiiiiiing. of the north end works. You have heard of the possibility of larger stearners be- ing built and you wlll`have seen the account of a_Germaii vessel .which-is Lobe built, .876 feet long, with a beam of 95 feet. If the entrance to our iflan-don and Canada docks were knocked into one they would not be

‘d ii ii h f i an such vessel Our plans show how a. new dock

is to he constructed with an eu- trance -of 150 feet, one feature being that the dock will be able to be uaeil when necessary as ii gravlng dock. Ai-eordiiig to the engine(-r’s calcula- tions tlie dock should be completed in .-_iibout three years, so th-at if a great new ship were laid down to- morrow the dock would be ready for her by the time she was built.

-"rife cost, sz,-.oo,ouii, is notre myl

mind excesslvci, and ns to the water, it is proposed to put the sill ln 25 feet below the old dock sill, which means that in a tcn feet tide there will be 35 feet of water." -

For some time the port authority

has had under contemplation the con- struction of a new series of docks larger than any now existing. They are to comprise a large vestibule dock, H half tide dock an-d two branch docks. Parliamentary powers have already been obtained for this si-home, which is to cost about $210,- 000,000. 'Fhe Gladstone series have not yet been embarked upon, nor is this vast enterprise in the least nf- feeted by the scheme which li-as jiiiitl been ratified, unless the delay in the ronstruction of the authorized series he much longer.

This entirely new project is special-

ly designed to meet the reqiuii~emerits of the levftrthaii Uuiiarilers not only as at preseiit existing but with such growth in tlielr huge pi-opiirtlons us may be made for many years to eoine ffomlpetitlon of other ports, with the threnteii-eil prospects of the (fiiriiuxl trade being taken ehiewhire, has

_€°r\<i°_“S¢<i_____ A¢_isf_¢_'S;°__'1‘s=n*§

_ i"f‘oo lute lor Uiassi_ilcatiiiii_L________

l ow noirr roi- sail-. wi-ite P. o. {Ilox, 283, (‘ity_ 'I--2\ld3ipd.

()W li()A'l`l<l to hire. J. 11'. Worth.

_ i’lnnt lilne Wharf_ 'f--2iiluiud.

'AN'i‘l<lD, soiiic plain sewing to do ut honic. Apply- illl l`.i'\\l»'<‘r

Queen St. 7;-;2_¢'f_l_l_5ill-l_l~__ __

'.\N'l‘i<ifi, smart young man for ufglit watchman. Apply to Vic-

toria Hotel. _ 7-26d_r1li. __A

l4’»OlIND, on Hntiirilay, sum of mon

ey. Owner may have slime by ap-

plying here and proving property.

7-26d3f. -

‘ FINE ANU WARPM- U-f~l'T, satchel iietweeiiuifork ata-

Atlon and Charlottetown. Finder

rewarded by-leaving at this odlce.

. _ 7--26d2ir1ipd. _

FWJR SALE, at B. W. Lea’s, 'l‘rv-

on, one filly twelve mont-hs old,

Brown Muck; one horse three years old Tum Medium. 7--2iidi`3l_

qhe umwemmre A "ANT/El), boy about' sixteen g

f ' ' P l Y Iilfuminy and the lluniniiug Bird" thi-I I i

TIIIEII TI] WHESK

A IAHII ENGINE

Special to The iluardian.

WOODSTUCK, Unt., Ju'ly 25-Heine

unknown persons atteinpteiito wreck the G. T. ll. yard engine here today

SAAINBELLTUN,

His Worship llinycir lloti,-cis wishes The Gutiriliari to announce that the-I i-aul Gilmore Vompniiy, now pluyuiigl in this city hnve conseiiti-d to girl- gi, matinee on Wednesday afternoon, thel proceeds of which will be ilevoted iol the fund in aid of the t‘uinpb-i-llton` fire sufferers.

They will ut i-n thc ila “Thi-

l"lB)' which was so well i'ecciveil nf~ last ni,ght’s perforiuance and .none of which can be ‘renil in thi- ri-port up peering in another coliunn_ I

The prices will be within the reii-h|

of all-tliirty-five. cents for adults and tweiity-tive ci-nts for eiiildrcu.

A packed liouse shiu.'iil uri-ct the compaiiy on the rising of ilu- eurfiiin. Wednesilny n'.'ti>i'iiooii. 'f‘lii»`spli-nili.l company, the cxcelli-.iit pluy so uw-ll presented _and the worthy objeift io whii‘h tliose who will attend will conti-ibiiti~., sluuild be lnctors in at- tractiiii, a record attendance. -

BIISTIIN AIIIIS _

TI] ISIIIIII WINIK S

SHE HAS IIIINE

I:l0S'l‘(iN, July 24-A spcciiil meet-

ing of the exi=_<-iii_i\'e coniinilten of ilu; Llnnailian ('lub was held ul thi- (lity Club this afternoon, culled by l‘i'i-i~il- dent Ali-.xiuiiler 1'. (li-aimin and see retary John ll_ Pnttersou, for the purpose of taking action i-oiicerniu,~,‘ the fire loss in l_7anipbeilt_on_ '

Pluiis for the relief of the siifli-i~ri's

were nrraiii.'i-d The cliib will si-nil

bellton. The i-lub intl-uifs to opilii one or two more depots in liooton, where the people of this city muy bring clothing to he sent to the liil- siiffeifers. |

Terrific Rain Storm With Wind Broke Down Tents

And Sickness Follows.

A HARD OUTLOOK

'I.‘~‘ipi_'<-iiil to 'f`hi- liunriliiin. I i .iui-iii-ii.i 'io\,

' ; .` .` July 25-Com-

Ipli-fi-ly ill-l,ui»i-il by the heavy rainfall Iwhiili :iiiirtid enrly this morning and l

las bei-u poiuing in torrents ever

isini-e, i`iiiupni-lllou presents a weird

iiiiil |iif_iiil»i.- srriie.

To mnki- nuitii-rs worse there is a

hen\y \\'i'n<l iii-imiiipiiiiying the rain, which is rri-niiiu; havoc with the l°'II'l~-*L lHif1l<i‘l\K llieni down and de- priviiiig thi- liiiiui-less of the only slii»lti-r they hail

l'I.<|io:ir><l io shell iiuulitirins women

and chililreu ure in a ter- rified strife - and the relief coiuinilti-e ure growing ex- iispi-i~nteii ui thi-ir efforts to solace iii.-ui.

.»\ii cpiilrinie of sickness due to the

iiiilieiiilliy :inte oi utialrs brought on by the lien\y raininltis now 'inevita- lili-

’l`lu- i|iii»slii»ii luis got beyond the

eriisp of t’.’u i-onuuitlee of sanitation who eiiunot priei/i‘iit the tents from lieroiniiig water soaked and the des- filiiic friiui ri-posing, on the sodden giiillliil.

GIIWNS ALIINE __ _ __ ,WIIIITHSIAIIIII

Nfilll' \'(llll(, .liily 2-1-Mrs. Queen-

ii- lfuyes, who is pri-tty and pleas- iiii'l_v pliiuip uiiil young und n blond, riuiu»_|io|ni» from hliirope Saturday, :ii-i-ouipuiut-il by he-r husband, Frank l|uyi~s, who is in the lumber business in Uri-ifoii, unil is siiid to he wi-iililiv. In iiiiiiiiion to ii-husband, Mrs. `lliiyes biought back the follow- ing itruisi

l'lli-\'i-u i-xfrii liii';,e-size wardrobe

trunk.-i.

'l`\\'eiiiy~l\\'o hiit boxi‘r;. Si-\'i-iili~i-ii l‘iu'i.-i gowns valued at

$10,000 ju.-it by ilu-iiisl-_lves_

’l‘wi'uf.y two of. the dearest millin-

ery i-ri-iitionii ever seen in these piiris.

fini- ii-inik full of tilmy lingerie, all

ribbons iuiil rutili-s and stuff and tliiui;s_

__ puy M,,||,,,-y__ _,,f Lin, punk ,,f_N,,vn, -_ - “_ -~ _ _ _ _ , Wine 0 0 5 0' Y ~ money' ,ood ,ind _cmxmng to L;-,Thi 'l‘lii=_moi:i 1-xtr»iisi_ve' collection of

lint pins yi-.l. _i-xliiliitiiii 'iiri' ii. New York pier.

llirs. l-lnyi-i: iittriirtcd a lot of at-

ii-ulion ns sim i-tune down the gang- plauk of tin- While Star liner Adri- iitii' vi'eu|'iiii; one of the fiiiiiiel-shaped l"i'i-iii-li ir.l\i~ii_1, iuiil ii huge sooo bori-

CALL FROM Rl‘l<}ll\'A

'ro i-i.\i_.ii<*.ix i'.\s'i‘oiiI

TW" I

HAIJFAX, .lul_\- 24- Rev, l\l_ A. I MacKinnon, pastor of thc. |'hili| atri-et Preshyti~riaii chiu-i-h, i-i-i-i»i\-i-.li a Iettes iroui Knox cli|irch_ liegliiii, ye.-iterday stating that a cull to li-ini from that churcli was biinn i ifiu-J.

The) I'|'esliytiry_o_f lliiliiix; \\i.ll

meet on August 16 to con:iidi‘r the call. Rev. hir. Mcliiniioii has been minister of 1-'ark street. church for eight years. It is understood he will accept the \\'estr-rn call. lie ex.- pects to be in n position to in-aike n statement to his church here ni-xt

Sunday. _

brouglit the port uiitlioiifii-s to ii. sciise. of the ury,i~ut ni-eil of pro\'idiiii1I_ the iiccoiiiiiiudiitiin neei~s_-iiiy. niid` they have deifiileil nl. iuici- to i-mbnr'= i upnu thin enorinoiis project. irlii-rihy they will assure the pre-cnifliii-iice of the llilerscy and have the most ro markal.-le dock for oeeuii liners inl the worlil.

This dork will i'i-iilly bc n port iii.

itself, and very i-inisiilemlile rnilwiiyl extension and rliiiiikzes lu l.i\'ei'pooI transit arraiigeini-iiis will bi- iii-ci-s sary in view of -this cnorriuiiis pro ject. lt in to he called the (‘iuiaril Dock, and it is i-.xpi\el.i-il in lilver- pool that it will make the Mi-.i'si-y the perinaneiit hoine of the (‘unnrii liners for at lea.-it a gi-|u~i'nlioii to

(‘(|l'lll!.

A short but shnrp 4-_lccti'i<'ul slorin

pusseil over this city this: nioruiiu( bcf.w»~i-u one thirty and two o'i~lor°k.

ui-I sliiiil.-il by n ili~i|.-.e growth lol OB- tiirh \\'i-i»pi-i'.~_, biii she attracted even uiori~ iioiii-v ii-hi-u the baggage began to pili- up in n ientliei* mountain iiliiiiesiilii of her nnil the customs in- .-'pi-_i'l.o|.~; lieciiiiii- l»ue:_v_

.-\i'lii|i,‘ liepiify Vollector -()'(‘onnor

:uni fu-o iissisfinits spent three hours ;;i»iui: tlirouirli little Mrs. llnyes' lug- niiifi-. Thi-_v took out blue gowns, iii-i-en i1oWiii<. pink gowns, whita ;_~,iiwns, iiufil one end of the pier lookeii*like u rniubow. They examin- i-il hiiis, fhi- like nl which were never :sri-ii by tlii' i-yi- of niiin before, and they i'lii~rkei| off 140 liatpins, somi with hiv, iliiuuoiiii fiends, some with peurl fiends, and soine with knobs on fl.i-in iis.bitf ns ii inaii's fist.

Mrs. llnyes declared the saventaair

i-owiiu iii. $10,000 and the hats at i\'_',2ou_ _bil-_ llnyes dei-.fared a new colliir buliou ihiit he bought in Par- is iuid nn hlnirlish umbrella.

i<`All.URfC UF' .\'.-\l1`l-J'f‘\'

l\il‘l1‘ll.»\NlSl\l (‘0FlT. _

l<]l.f<1Vl<IN I.l‘."ES

\\'_\.~llll\'(I'l`lI.\i_ .luly 24--T0 th!

fiiiliiri- of ii siili-ly im-irliiiiiisin-to op- eiaili- wlii-u ii suiliien nnd powerful full wus i:i\'i-ii by iirtilli-ryiuen in at- tnrliiio: thi- lunyiuil, is now laid the i'i-s|>i»iisibiliiy for ihi- uri-iileiit which i-ost llii- livi-¢: iii' i-lt-\i.-ii ini-ii ut Fort- i'i-ss llfoiii-oe i\`ii_i ifui-ini; the battle |»riii‘tici- yi-sli-i'iIii_\'_

Ni'\'er livfoii- iu thi' l|ir»`tii|‘y of the

iiriiiy hiiil thi- ili-\'|i-i- fiiilf-il to work. 'l`hi- |iossilillil_\- of its occiirreiice W8! di-inonsfriit_i»il, li~.\\-i-vi-i‘, by General i‘|-ii/_iq-r siioii iilfi-i' llii- iweldelii., by I

The llglitiiiiig wus espi-riully \‘i\'iil

light fall of rain.

Mwwwuohélil

There are innny lliniisniids of people

to-dav who yi-t iivirrlook the fiict ‘that pollfiuir-ss nt liomc is i-veu more i|,\|,.,,~¢|mii thuii politciii-ss abroad. '|`hcy are iilwiiys_ fiurlv pleasant and ohliigiug io iiaiisinil f\\'- qniaintanci-H, and will tn\“‘ Kri-ni. piiiu.-i to be “frii-nilly" to i-.tri\i\ger.~i, whi~i'c~ |35, at hniiic they ure as gruinpy mul 'disagreeable as _su many thousuiiil

rowllug bears.

and the thunder pi\rlu~.nliirl_v li-uili and thi- storm was iii-roinpuiileil by ii

fvrfell. to drive team and make him- of things uuii-if be wrong. For whom si>i°.` generally useful. Apply at OR- lin we care most -our acqiialntaiicen borne House. 7--2GdZ4f`. _ lor our fainilies? Which have the

OST on Zflrilrlinst. hetwei=n"T_‘hnr.'|¢renter claim upon us? Wh-ich are the

Iilottétown _and the (iongfliiliiiieq most affected `ny our behavior? There ,q,.h00i_ 5 silver chnteliiine bag hear- is but one answer to thin: Be polite ing mcmogi-nm A. M. Reward to find- at home! 9|- af, St .]0seph's Convent, 147 Pow- This does not mean the careful ob- nal St. 7-26d3ipd. ,servance of all the smallest points of ` _------- -etiquette, for the absence of restraint

Minai°d'ii Linimont. Cures Dlndruk. is the very essence of homo hawt-

,-i -nag.,--_ ,_i.»i..~.. - . -'ff'-J - -

~ 1 ,i i .

I»`°'I" I ‘I I .‘ ‘ _ ‘_

fi-st of :ill ilii- runs \\liii'h pnrticiplt i-il in |hi» prui-fii-i-.

Miiinril’s l.lnlnn-nl. for sale everywhere .1 M_,_..W.M.M.cc~- .._M.,.,.,W.~.-w.,.~...~»~.

TRUTHS I

iii-i-is. lliii do not treat. your own iolks with lei-is consideration than von would show to a 'niislnels friend. ,lie ns oblieiug, nk willing to help, ll fplem-iint, cspecinlly ,in those llttlo matters which make such a big dil- iference, as you would be to your ricll ,uncle, if you have one. l Poiiitencss has been defined nl “benevollmice in trifles; the prefor- lenrn of otlii-rs to ourselves in the lib-

\\ wars old, from the country pre-| it stnnils to reason that this order lie, daily, hourly' occurrences ol

lifc.

bu not iii~ei»i.- in it sioveniy or caro-

li-ss fin-ililoii beeniise “only the hdma- \.'nlks will sec." is not their steam more iiirpurtant 'to you than tho good opinion of outsiders? if not good opinion of oiitsidari? lf n0f. T0" do not truly love them. You should strive tn lliipear nt yoyr best It home-'your belt in evlfltahinl. Noi only is it your duty-it psyli.

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