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Rebekah Ilssemblf' -Fllilslies Business und Holds' T ai;°;f;S`_ f_“___ ln London Where Strik-
Receptinii.lllliilI'ii’$E.i;isliind Delegates ure _ d,,ur,l., ne Named ‘ _ ' ers Resist Police. Un- °°'"i- i°f“=°f in lf- Off----~ ~ A ,siiiiiii iiiiii _ - siiiiii iiniwiin ---<=-i 0-- f--`
Special to The Guarhianu
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5|..-rinl to The Guarhian. Nliflv (ILASGOW, Aug, _9-The Re- bniniii Assembly finished its business mid iiie insiin. lation of officers toolf. lilzir'--. ' ' _. 'i‘|.i-i-i- was only one contest in‘the eii-riioii of officers that for Warden lit iiiiich Mrs. Lindow, St Stephen, wns victor over Mrs Thames, West- ville, . n ,\ ii-coiition ,was ttndered last even- nn; hy the Rehekahs of New Glas-
g l\\ , - "l‘|ni Westville Rebekah Lodge won tin: silver ,loving cup for initiating tin-_ iiirgest number during the year. ]~‘..i-ly-seven was the number initia-
t l. ' _ P'Ai‘iii-re :irc in all 700 delegates in .ii_|i-niiiiiice among them about ii duziil n-.ini ifiiiwlottetown. , '|`|i.»si: who left here _on/Monday iiiiimiiiig were inet`nt Picton by u. Mi-. <'i-ocketi; of New Glasgow . who tin-i. i_iiem up ldast ».iivei~ to New lii:i=:_i-nw iii ii motor boat. 'l‘lio sail nn.; ii ileligbtfiil one and was greatly eiiiowil. _ "
f REBEKAHS , '
/ii, the Rebekah session Tuesday iinii-iiiiig 59 members were given the iisn-iiiliiy degree and each received a. ii<l'ii\'<-iiii- Rebekah Emblem. 1 |hii~iiig the 'session the retiring Pre- iiiiii-iil of the Rebekah assembly, Miss 1i,1,n-_\ iilssory, (}harlottetown,.was' pri-si-iil_cil wltli~n magnificent hourluet Iriiin iioiileii Link Lodge, New Glas- iiv In the evening the Picton
gi . - _ '_ _ i,.i.ii:i- gave an excellent exemplifies-
(ioniliictor
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:¢iiiiIX li‘Ai.l.S, S.‘_l’i., Aiigiist 8-.- iY|..»ii the legality of ii. divorce grant- cii by ii South Dakota court in the iiiiliiiy ilfiys of_tlic divorce industry, iniinrii the issue in' two iliimiigesiiits, liii-ii i-i-spectively by wife No. 1 and \\`if<» No. 2. _ ii. i.. Meldrin, Lprnierly a residenti of .\`i-ii York state, was granted a Hoiiili inikota divorce in 1905. On_ his i»i\i_ni-ii east he married _again. liviiii-iii was,a railroad engineer and iiinii.-i ii year ago was killed while on iiiiiy. Recently his first wife insti- tiiii-ii an action against' the railway coiiipiiiiy by which he w`as employed tn rvriiver damages of $5,060 for his ilriilh_ \ She contends that the South liniiolii divorce obtained by Meldrin iviis invalid and that she legally\is his iriilow. '|‘.» i-.implicate matters wife No. 2 nie.. has instituted o damage suit .iiniiiiid the railway company. P1110 ing In-r damages at ii much higher figiiri- than wife No. 1. Wife N0. '2 iioii is in Sioux Falls, seeking to es- i_;ii.ii.~iii the reality of Meldi~in's dl-
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- HIS 'SON LOST '
HIS ONN LIFE
li.\l\ilI.'i‘0N, Ont., Aug. B-George (’r:iwford was sailing in a launch with his two sons, the younger b0Y fi-li overboard and the father jumped in init. was not successful in catchin§ iioiil iii the boy, the other son in-mp' oii and completed the work of res- rur. ‘ _
lii the meantime the elder Craw- loiil iiiis seized with a cramp and be- iiiiv the elder lad could help him hall aiiiili. `
lHE_§9_i.~l-__!i_QliliiS
nniiiioizs in -iiiniii
i.\illiliI<}, British India, 'A\1g\lBii 3 --'i‘hi- mvuge of the Boil worm are _Sowiili-spread in Punjab that iiniemi It mn speedily be checked, the belief ls “Xi\ressed that there are little 0|' nn .-i-Li_nn'crop in the province thll si-iiimii. The normal cotton crop of
i‘\\--ini. is from 250,000 to 300,000 biili-H`oi 500 ,p0l\n(ls. ‘
MONTREAL' August 8_Breezes P iii fr th, gymnasium to ii-st night and °l°“dY W§“t‘l§", senzlifegnsihmene mth. piiiiuing oi _m0fIllng brought th? fi" re e nil the institution, the admiral paused We Week -or swam"-mg weutherdwllunf at the bier of John Paul Jones and
has caused scores of dellfilllll; andsaths stood at salute,
dl`°‘l° °l I"`°°"°u°“sn t ,ffntnntlnn The portraits of Admirals Dewey. and four cases of ea Dt was the ,Sampson and Farragut next caught reqlllrlhg l;°9glt“l $`_';‘;t";$; mercury his eye and he lingered long before
record yes er HY- l men,
hovering albovemdgé Xfltlllféltafteglgof The admiral inspected the rooms Zu f illiiilesincg was caused throllggll' glzelxideggegeglztiaaélféegggczaxllhxgg (‘-hrist. The Astor famil,v`todaY is »-- -1--do _ --- ------M -- ----- - _ vieiiiieii forrwf .-ii: i’:,°.:'.f.°::.‘;..‘.‘.;’:.‘;'°.;‘. ...‘;°i‘:r.§‘:‘;‘:.~
top at the chapel, the Japanese and ___
' Ll i t nres colds, etc. 8 , _ l _ eocial oiicasts. One is a social traitor
Mmands n me” c his party concluded the" visit' nm SD0Cll\l £0 The Gllardmn' to his native land. The are not
nmglam Arte' nm vat t tl BO.Sl`0N Aug 8-Three masked
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“apo ls' tho Japmlese vmtor was the vere, on the State road between East 5- ll ll I - .
..(-I . tm I ifaque B tm Pa" America" Umon morning and robbed them of all
gust sovereign and for his subjects. mg ms gold watch and $50 1"
take home the most happy remember- They took two 'mga from Mrs
d i; The party lunched at the house oi *O Pf0°¢°‘l-
tion of the Rgneknn de ne Dliigll Speech at his convention in
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The §‘l"°" l°"l“l=¥ “UP aWH\`<l0ll by Special to The Guardian 3,l;?,etrll,s er “me on August mx Special to The Guardian
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logge hhilsiliignthe leilillgestssrllligibletil will ex'£3iligll¢£Ni,ri AFll§in;_T:l‘licehrl!lit56“*$131 t Qfter this Hon tMr ulrielding will `st§¢n1r!i:13I!:l‘AL!.;FIlAlili¥' f£illi$der:d_lt\:>llalyrefIl$2 Tke Gugrdlinn' - d lnitiations was present d t C t l ` d _ ` ' ' .°' '3 “ll ac We PBT ln 0 CB‘m’PBlSl1- _ . “ “Z " ‘1\°l'0l1$1“l=< ls- Fouiirain Lodge, N., iii \\'e(ifie\-iii? a lisa n‘;mi'~'i‘ilt lhiyhreak ymmny wh” ‘?“‘.°'” will be l’°“°d ‘°'“°"°w ap" gtleqiealtnqt Titma rismlincmiithe "def *md ' Prvirross towards peace The oiiiws insraiieu roi the en- ` if ' 9” W“’ "“‘“1°i'e‘l 0 \"-°"\f»<1c pointing thc successors to Hon- Mr. "“ ° ‘ ’“ ‘" ““ “me H 'ee wer.” ‘he °°“*""Y feefuwv of the
'suing year for the Behekahs are z “lem B Qttm the presence of the gm- Brodeur and Sir Alan Aylesworth pe’lI;l;ionl% wierll drtollmedl' f i t stuka t0qay`
Presldent r son. - and appointing Hon Mr Brodeur to it on T _Da 211.01; y a EZ m mul es 'The 9tl`1k°l`B have Illlvlllcfl drastic
Ml-g_ Mary Matheson, --llmly Mlntn-» """'_°““l- the Supreme Court. 5 9”] “mg 1" C” ‘B "Il W ““°t‘”" f"¢HSU_l"0S_t0 prevent any attempt by
N0 23’ Snrlngnnn Y vesse. .rioiiiinionists or clerical staffs to
vice president I _ _ '--i* move a wheel and collisions with pol-
Mrs. Annie Grant, “Golden Link" No. 5 ' we “_’°"e f"“l“9“'5 and Sll11l'P- At a
2, New Glaizgoviri. 4 n ' insslliiéilg olh itriketrs at‘TI;>iii'ir Hill,
ar en - 1 , e i ecre ary o oc wharf
Mis. Olive Lindow, “Olive” No 18 ' and the general worker-'s union an-
- Mlliillil Wiilii Mly lgw gnllll iiiici ui Lumina
'St. Stephen. _ n i _ nounced that orders find been issued
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Mrs. Mary McKean, “Fl|il.li" ’\'o 50, \ _ . London. p
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North ydney (re eli, ). _
Treasurer _ -
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Mrs. Janie Mcfirowiin, .['e.iil bo J, Special to The Guamimn. .
Moncton (re elected) _ --
_ Marswill U wiLt'|f`n3l?eUR(."\ Anflg' ni' 1"_“f:"°r_d‘l"°"' Special to 'i`lic Gimrliinn. l°Hll1-‘\DEl1PHIA. Al1|1\lSt 6 -'
Miss Mary Leary -~ oorlliinnw N0 53, uM_0p!aueHwisi_lili ‘.Li_ii|_ieioi. -William (;Hl(lAuU’ Annu n__ucnm_tn tnnt 'l-nn, Rev' Gem-ge (rglllllmel-B Rich.
UDQ6l’_ "LH HliVU'_'- “nat time in Apf" ""l’“t" If" the 8,000 tclegiuiplioi-s of New York Cen- nionil, rector of St Johii’s Episcopal
(iliaplinii I I I nl _ e 'my ','“"f“"“""'“ t“ ti-iii liincs are prepared to join other church in a. sermon today entitled
Mun Wuternnld’ /.._JM.net. N0 30’ rlfxélcli neiii Altona beginiiiiig Aiiiriist railway men who are tlireatening to ..-1‘lie Coming Astor- Wedding and |
Dartnioutli. ' strike are general 'among riiilroad What the Episcopal Church Thinks '
1 nicn hero About it " declared that John Jacob
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Mrs. Menean. ".""""'-iewn N A7' . _ New vo.-ir ocnn-.ii emi-.then is ...ini Aeon- would ann but one Episcopal
(lutsiiie Guard _ to hang on whatever- notion the rum clergyman in Amerieg or England
Mrs- Bellliflw .l1l1l’tll0l`“'i» Allllm N" may take when the demand for 25 who would perform his wedding
10. Gll3l`l°ttet""f'“' , _ -_ _ » pei' cciit wage increase is liresciited. CGFSIHOHY
.Olltsltle (zllll-I`fl SL _ ‘- ___________ "The léplncopnl nn,"-ch in 'Opposed
Mnnkognnidnn Lnnnllll-C, No 47 _» . to divorce_.. said the rector-_ ..We
- _ . _ ____ - holy alliances, both among
Mrs. liapthoriie is also District De- - _ sail; "2 f ur 1" I tn _. n l’“ty_ fm' Alpha Rebekah Lodge' Nn w’\SHINU'l`0N. ANZ- 7-A brief ` r- _ societyo dl.)vell)ers §ofmNeev1p(ort,e lilhr 10' m‘“"l"t'tet0w"‘ - “l""¢°ll. lille first he has inail-c since Harbor and other sinners' summer _fll_uc_si_lay_ evening thc Decoration oi nm amy in this cuuutry was made ni t |_etreMs_
((‘-oiitliiiied on page 3-) llli fldlniral (iouiit Togo' before the “We abhor this Astor alliamce. It
__`______________I__________v_____,._._._._._.._,____._.,-,__-_~.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ N"~t'U"“l Club 05 Wilillllllkfllllll twiiglli ' W is unholy in its origin and its end
at _the close of a strenuous day's .. ‘ ' will be n defiance of God's laws and
U it I 't t ` ll 0, l* men-lield up David and Mrs. Lam- 0? our holy religion' we “sed a “”'
n er S in es Naval ACU-<l9l“Y at All - t f 29 H~ nl tional uniform divorce law which will
. . _,wer 0 lg “nd street Re put an end to this overriding of court'
_ i§ll‘€Bf» Of Swfelufy 0f` State KIl0X _M Bnnton and Bnncnlnont early . this decrees by such as John Jacob Astor
and the social set with whom he as-
NORTI-!‘FIF.i.D, Aug. 7- -iris 'ns iui ng. _ , _ ,
. , Lh l l,l l l d 354_ ll ll ute he contracts the bargain already
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“lean” °‘“““°t be Successful Tn the" tenant-Conimgnder Taniguchi his na- Lampert’ ‘
Christian work," shin -Dr. li. A. Tor- val lllde_ Hn nnnl _ ' l'l‘he couple _were retugninlg from a MATCH roy an evangelist in,au address to- "Since my Hfflvlll lil this C0\l¥1l-FY- wwe m a carnage an VT' en H 0' `
- ' , tl P. ld - lonely spot on the State road at
il|15’ll€f0l`G-lille flelllilsfes ill-tfnlllllll tllli ng; Ifiiiveelzlt ;)x£et\“$vi§t§c‘;}t;eRe:)“Ti§" lust about 1 o'clock three niui wear- ~"So to-day I denounce from mv
'Northfieldconference. nonnn and nnnnltnlltyl y0nl.gg:;:;n_ ing__black masks sprang out of _the pnlnit this coming Astor wedding. It’s Dr. Toi-rev' starts thc latter Diirt of' ment has extended to me iiiiiinneraible gp; lnusrh :e?i_‘g§l tl’ell‘;§’e“‘l_;iB¢lf(l:;n;!0lZ'$il1 an outragiile on .coming deCcnCY- It
this iiioiith for all 0\'lll\i40llBl2iC tour of §2l`l'l;t€;;l3S;l £132 thl!"’;:l‘”osf€ll];lel;r€}l;tl?‘:*;5 ons flznsgshdd tlleilv revolvers inpahe tlllllllgsgihal ch(illrlcliml,i‘imoDlixJx¢;:;‘l` to tllilg Great Britain. llie -ileldgates devoted c0me_ An these I dare say are faces_of the startled couple. _ a11lnn.,e_ 1|; ls Colm-,lry to our can. their whole attention this afternoon more than I am entitled to_ a’n(l l Wlllle U10 ll0l'S0 W0-S held H105' Filled ons. and Mr Astor will be socially to athletics. take them as _ meant toward my all- the pqckets of Mr' Lampert’ re.m°K`° Ostmclzed bl’ the best P@0Pl° 'CUB mill'
made.
n "Nothing pleases me more than to money' _ “It is a marriailé Of ¢0I\V0lli0nC6.
Astor wants another beauty The
gnc? of my visit to the United _ll-;m‘b73°}f; Snsdptinlgalil wnill; galaerccnvielngg noon weak girl of eiglltnen 0l1twent_v_
. _ . a es." , wain- s a rich society fe low, whose
' l T112 "9-Val ll€l`0 SI-lent H l8l`E° Parl °n MrB‘ L_”‘mhe.rts shoes 'md smck' autos, yachts and opera boxes which
` 'Of l»l16 day all AI1I\l1D0llS. MCL. W`l1j@I‘f ilégtsé ‘$31152 dsgletre gif 3: llf:;‘i"lr!g% ¥;€4 will afford her a chance for social ex-
WASHINGTON’ August 8__FDr elle l1i$g;uglf)e€il§dUlillted €lrt0“tndENml/d ibglgdn which she had concealed in her hose. Pl0lti1fi011- d Our girls undlwomen are first time inf many years the war e- L a es a a a- n .- _ h d b bn d money ma . Lucre rn es among Dartment is perturbed over a_ charge deiny. In three hours he saw thi Dfvgllglr lgllgngcgggisvaqllnblz? trlfe ¢g_ the avenues of the smart set. that there is ii spy enlisted in the ent Pg 81`0lliJ Of l>l\ll‘llllgS nllld <1cCl&I;_ ml value of which was more than .-New Yorks .Font Hundred. tm U"l*°‘l Slam ‘"“‘Y- "'“l’t““‘ "mes °d t °l,p1“°° °-mf-Bt complete “"' .$500 the three yeggs aiioweii them dev moans 'Sodom-’ To rule the Watson re<i:ruiting gfilciér ii; Indiana- °0mDl`9 GUSWG IHS ltlltloll- ’ , smart set means to manage gambling D0liS hall OVW”-N10 9 9 “Par ' _ ' 1- f R d E at Bog- parties, to run dances and to figure in ment' affidavits charging Private ?l;1;eriiit;nrdeint .tlohnt t({.]ilil§>ns.'l‘_h; tU'§l‘;el;'; lrfgufliedegfllne rimstrosn nnnnd divorce court proceedings every vear G°0l'§e Petrei of the °°“st “Iltlllery 0% J9;ngneni,dnA,l(n?lBrnlql~o $3 régggng. of officers were soon on the road or two. “t F°f`t Totten' N' Y" with being an ell Wltll one ol the pl-eslllint of the scouring the uiiderbrush in search for “Thank God,, money no 'longer Austrian 'slecret iggutlt _ ‘Y Miss Un-itéd stnten the men. - rule our church. It did so once. There
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01233 (A. Dyer,” wlio had previously 'Then the gdmlral tonstgd the gan -|13: 8 gdggstallle a‘lieclcn\t(lei‘lnasweH3llll)i§ glaalisrclll giaivnem hlgrenbleghlng Ii!;TilJ)is;‘Cil)t1li enquired about obtaining Petrefs hre- 13:52: ngnglunggnenn; wltoeureUn;(eW iighé clothes and cap; another snort avenue and Newport marriage spasm 1==1°‘=ff°,m the “"”Y- isbn? ning suvlng ln the Japanese fleet and wieiioiis any hat. with dork clothes- more with ii free iiami. some oi the man B real name- B 0 l inwho the `admiral hoped “would and the last still Shorter- Very tlmk our old-time bishops loved to torlav f,l"°h G"§“lf’ tlgat nlnln’ tllffgehli ob. streiigthen the iiiik of friendship be set. wearing o dark °eP» to this Sat-
’“gF‘°- °°'“’ ~- e th Uita sri <iJ~ ‘ jest litolleaiilrl nhe i;<;m1I:)<§;¥e10H‘%funff D252 _ 8 n e a es an .a Rl, _Ghrist, not Wall street. We are siv- reman shy; _ gh us lalnss Iiyer be_ Admiral Togo was first shown the ing our honors to men and women nite’ “se nuts tenn` nnn Austrian steamship building and gymnasium ‘Who mn t0 establlsll B liillizdoin of ame engaged se contldedgto her his where 200 first-vear men, the remn- justice, not those who rule in mis-
°h.e says’ an ant of the naval academy’ registra- ____ 00IlflllCl Bhd Betli U10 Dl`RlS6 Of S0- "“Bsl°"' tion which is not cruising abroad. dom. _
were* being taught the rudim-ents oi OTTAWA, August 8-R, L._Borden "June Addams and Dr Grenfell we
' calisthenics. will open his national camlmlgn f°I` honor. Astor and his gang we de-
The _visitor smiled as he watched i-,hs preservation of Canadian nation- nnine_ There ln not more tnnn one
‘Not so today. We are foliuwing
the "piebes" exercise, with their eyes niity at London, Ontario, Ou TWH Episcopal -clergy-man in America or
directed straight ahead and none dar- Any August 15th. I-le will then ad-
at him as follows .
Chatham ._ Simcoe ug 17 Woodstock . ..-August N Palmerston ...Auglln ' Berlin ..... ._ _.....Aus“=¢ 1_0 Owen Sound . ......Au§“9'~ Toronto ......AuE“9¢
Peterbolnf .
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Campbe 0 .........August
August
.August 16 A ust
Napanee Brockville
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erl winds fair and warm.
B0i1tl\Wes
The temperature at three o'Cl0¢l¢
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'England whom John Jacob Astor can
-_ _ ing-_to abandon discipline audgllze UD 'lress a series of meeting! ill Ontario but to el-form his weddin cel-gnign
D E Y.
He is persona non grate today in every parish of our_ church. No chan- cel is open to him. ifo choir will sing
19 for him, no sexton stands ready to
open 3 door for him.
If he gets the blessing of the
church he will slink away from liis
ash some poor second hand parson of a sect putting more confidence in
zz ..
23 24 home and secure through clink- »-of 25 C
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ilthy lucre than in the standards of
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credit to our country."
After the sermon the Rev. Richmond refused to name the
Mr. one
Episcopal clergyman to whom he re
2% Y°°*°"‘“Y “‘° N°’“‘“““’°“°““ 1”” ri... one wiii be iiign one morning (res me for oimiiieseien i
Special to The GLiarhian.“ wASi-i1No'i'oN, Ang. 0-The Unit-
ed States government declined the Aiistriiliiiii proposal for i‘e0i;ii~ocal two cent postage arrangement.
PLUCKY NOIEN
KILLED A RATTLE.
-SNAKE IN A PARK
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., August
8.-The first rattlesnake seen within the Niagara Falls’ international Dark in twenty years is on exhibition here today, a tribute to the nerve and prowess of four school teachers from Springfield, Ill., who are spend- ing their vacation at Niagara. The four were standing near the edge of the cliff late yesterday when the rep-
tile _crawled across tbe panh over which they had just walke . There was no panic and no terror. ` The young women bombarded the snake with sticks and stones until it was dead. Then they counted the rattles -ten of them.
ACTION FOR $I5,000
AOA-INST IACCURDY-
_NILLARD\AERO CO.
TORONTO, August 8-E. M. Wil- cox,, local manager of the Toronto aviation meet, has instructed his solicitor, F. Erichesen Brown, Toron- to, to enter action of $15,000 dam- ages against the McCnrdy-Willard aeroplane company for breach of contract, following their precipitate departure before the aviation meet was half over, without giving the management any notice of their in- tention to leave.
It is stated that the birdmen ship-
ped three complete machines and one broken one on the train leaving for New York yesterday morning at 4.30. Damages will be claimed for estimat- ed profits. As the weather on the civil holiday was ideal for flying, it ls claimed a very large crowd would have attended the meet. An excursion of 900 men from one Toronto fac- tory had been arranged and there were several excursions from out of town.
FIREIAAN HAD CLOSE CALL
TORONTO, August 8-Andrew Ag-
new, a fireman, had a close call from death in a fire which destroyed thc premises of the Anchor Manufactur- ing Company, soon after midnight. The blazing roof fell on him, burying him in embers. Some spectators shouted to him to seize the hose which had been playing on the flames and by this he was dragged to saf- ety. The loss ii-.ill be about $5,000.
THE OPIUH COFERENCE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8-Tho sec-
ond inteiuiatioiiizil opiiini ciiiifereiiro which has been prepared several times, will meet at the Hngllfh U"-L 15f All nf the pniveri-i iiitercsted have accepted that date, and il. is ex-
HlS IHULINESS
G liill SU Will
Has Very High Temperature and Gout Symptoms Are Extending Up'wards
Special to The Guardian. HOME, Aug. 9-The report of the
Pope's condition was less reassuring than thdse of the early morning.
His temperature remains about the
100 and the heat of today. which ninety-five degrees fahrenheit. ex- hausts his strength.
The most disquieting symptoms nl-9
the Dr0Kress of the gout attack, the Pains from which extended from big knee midway to the thigh. `
DUE UP HULE I
Hill EVIUENCE ' IN l ililli
Los .\Noir.i.i<:.<i, i'_.,i_, Ang, 3_4 liole in the gi-oiiiid, caused by the ex- pinsion of ii biiiiib, will figure in the li-iul oi Mi:Nni.uiira brotlie-ra for the iillegeil iiyiiainitiiig of the Los Ange- les '|‘ii|ies. 'l‘lic lioli-_ wiis dug up und boxed for pi'i-servutioii Sunday night. `
Un the nnirniiig of the destruction
of the 'i‘inies buililiiig, last October, two exploded bombs were found at the residence of General H. G. Otis, owner of -the Times and F, J. Zeeh- andelar, secretary of 'Merchants and Muniifiictiirers' Association. /A detec- tive was carrying off the boinb en- closed in a suit case froni’the (Jttis groniiils when he lieiird a clock tick- ing and dropped the-grip. and ran. 'i‘lic lionili went ofi, tearing ii hole in tlio ground between thc sidewalk and eiirliiiig. ’l‘lic hole remained undis- turbed, und ii few days ago the alt- torneys for thcdefenvli decided they needed the hole for evidence. Accor- dingly, four detectives set to work Sunday night, and _by daybrcak had tunnelled under the hole. boxed” it in and prepared to cart it to Attorney Harriman‘s office. While they awa- ited a truck passerby noticed their operations and telephoned District Attorney Fredericks. Gathering an automobile full of detectives Freder- icks rushed to'the scene,
"Hold on," cried Fredericks, peer-
ing into the ’hox, “What have , we here?"
"‘Notliing but a hole," replied Har- imanfs detectives. "Oh, very well," said the district
attorney, "yoii’re welcome to it."
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HIEH MUTHER-Il-LAW
NEW YORK, Aug. 7-Col. Edward
Green son of Hetty Green and owner of the texas Midland Railroad ex- pects to marry within twelve months although he does not know who the bride will be.
Colonel Green has been in -New
York for some time consolidating his mothers interests under the control of the Westminister railway. In hn- nouncing proposes soon to terminate his bachelorhood Col-Green told his -interviewers why he ,had so long lived a single life blessedness. Hs promised his mother nineteen years ago when she took him down to Tei- as to teach him railroading that ne would remain a bachelor for twen Y years.\ He has kept his word but when the time expires next year he li going to take unto himself a wife.
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SYDNEY, August 8-It is rclliortofl
today that the littlr schooiii-r Mado- nna, 30 tons, which was piircliiised `at North Sydney some time ngl’ lil' l‘-ll” gene ievon, of si. Pierre. ron “SHOW near that port and is almost a total wreck. The owner has little boil” °I saving the vessel and has started t0 remove hi-r cargo and rlgEl“K~
JOHN N. GATES IS
DEAD IN PARIS
PARTS, August, 9--John W. Gates
died here at 5_l0 o'clocli this morn- ing.
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WINNli’l<3(l, Ang. li-It is hot and
pected that the Nctherlanils Govern- ment will issue the invitatioii short-
wet throughout Manitoba today, niiicli rain falling through the night. lilai-ir riist rumors continue, but am l>ei°sli-iteiitly denied. '
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. gal?) morning was 6 entrees l i (erred. Minamls “niment cures gms” in cows
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. ' ' een ours an - » --
'i‘h_e following are the scores in the “i’“°"\l _usgrqrire .ae nie P. R. A. meet yesterday: -_
ii.in..is.' ., age. L. H., o.-o-. Hilvrr 3ednl_...... ...... .`..... L0--ri-...in. n.~v., snr. sznd, o. fl. llroniic Medal...... .'..... _......... M°"f\iw. A.; Bee. 1 ci. Krniiriiv. J. o., ui-. ii llriwii. 'in iz., mii-sa__;....__..;@....-_ acliiic, .IL 1)., Gr. ‘B 0.A.....a........ ililson, A-. 'gf'-wiii. R. 0. B.R.O.....i_...._.'_._...
nm. 3. nj., , -- -ii .- . . ;.....,...........~ "f°°lott. J., ;is. (dom. ss....... licnucdY.`A-. ’ . V. R. 0.. `..........
2.40 zae zss 235 20,4 aaa il” 2
Illi iii 200
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Leigh .
“‘“'f°r. J. I; c an se."o.... .-are ll'-itcliesoii, ',l‘. B. 219 stew.rt' EU _ AW. Ri' 0...i.......... “I
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Moore (]_ _,_ .. .............. . . , . _ 1 ' I- t d lt Duck' 'A' R' B"1Ct,ap(`l' 3-?lnn:¢?i:m§r.::>drd1g|o\ht°:vis:tdhQisniyefile :Eighty-oth? .Ant rlirineys :i.Byyester`<lg; 0WL1N¢}_ Durkfs Alloys, under Life's a thing of rough and tumble, With ii wife, and little llddie- swmnm 'L' Nd' ‘lil if 215 Summer-side accommodation wan' ten it was seventy-two degrees above market, open lawful days ten to I.ife’s a thing of laugh and grumble, Or wee lass to call him Dlddie, iegillgllll. J" S' G' ,ls nnnnt” lag., the masts;-n neeommo- Zero- ‘ eleven. 2-25dtf. I.ife's n thing of grab and fumble, Dnesnt do so very badly:
. ' 1 ' nu. e . ° ~ -.Glll~ N- H’ " C3” :ug ‘lsggrrdvziiiiyehtaydnntnllhessilgitf an U minimis ainimene elim nimmpu-. minimis Liiiimeiii. cum nipiieiieriiin Lire ii ii su-eieii or usisiea nies-iowa, ‘ --r. w. Luvis, i
Sterns. J- F-. 3-R-C--~--""3"" ' this port 'at 8.1-5 a. ni. for PiGt0\l mln at .__ ___..... ._...__.__._.__.__'_
w. ld., (.‘-apt. 22'/` '- l nt' d at 10.83 and tomorrow mo Z VANTED s stone mason apply to
iSfi'.`»`.i»i‘.§[ J. ii., Q. ivi. s. an §:,'}_P§§§§}‘§;’*}t‘§§_'5,,_ s°,f,§"l°,f‘& “En 11.21; it is hlsh toner: ei 1212 'md N _za_1__q»_...i omg.. se. ii-io.ii_. Seaman, Ao C°l'l’~ B 0- 2% return at 3-35 D- fn- l>\”l_“8l“K t°"‘°"°‘" "wrt :El 'nvénln nt 7 15 ]j\0R SALE. one milch cow. APDIY Ritchie, G- $1- Bcfsf- 7 C- A--\~~-' 225 passen ern freight, express and Yes- T119 9"" 5° ° ° K ml. 'ln , John Deacon, North Wiltshire. -3*-””""* _
5 ' il t morrow evening at/ .
liandrlirafl. P.. Cadet, Q. Zzlllterdays N. B. mail. She leaves this an 0 _1;:1i‘,_,;l@ll>.i_ n°‘"' J" Tr' I" 2;; morning for Plctou at 8.15 B' m' new H0m0"d)i?Iiii!inmi:t.‘n§ Belt "56 and .ANTED-A_l§TlY for office work l.il`c's ii. znlhe of go and hustle, i.ile's ii think of gllnti and shadows Nl°k°rB"“` R' W" 0' T' R' 221 The Harland IWW" this afternoon Sglglllil mound riscg tomodrow at 8.22 ¢YPBW¥'ltlI1E Mid 00038- Sth” l.ile's 5, thing of rush nnil biistle, ` liife's ll thing of maids and widows, Psqiict, M. A-. 9'- ll- 0,*-°"""""" no M-.l-l"'°° ll' “" lm' vwwrla' "°"“m° clhcflcncc flrili l¢tf-ef- Emillfe UNB!" Life's ii play of brain and muscle, Smiles and tears, and there you M"¢°l'~ W' W" 330 mg mmght at 930' H l d t p"1‘!h`é lowest temperatuce tecorded Severn*-Or C0 Ll-ll. 305501.' N- B- l.ife‘s nil lump and biizv. and whirr; ure.
M“D°"“m' J' A"l Maj' 213 Ywtemtfy mote' S' ' In firm mwifgd yesserdny was sixty-seven degrees a- _..______-.,__8"'“_)_‘“tl" I-ifc‘s a seine at whose beginning
M°K“y' A‘ N" glg to vmtora at lee oc oc D' ' bgvn mi-0 ,inn the highest was eighty. _` OST, last week, white and tan All the world is set ii-spinning, But who plays thc game ii-loving,
» MB-l' Z ° 218 nwmtl Lima tflionllngterh express was The coldest recorded the previous "1 fox terrier. Reward by return- That the very thought of winning Lifting, helping, never shoving,
Ju son. J- 3" ' 216 onvtlirlg `ntyhe esouathern accommoda- night was sixty-seven degrees above ins to Henri’ Hooper. 150 Is itself a svlclillill BD\l\‘- l-»0q§|\l¢‘l:)ll\ll§n nlgzjlgfé gatufcvlai ml.
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l.ife's a thing of jolt and lar
I-le's the chap who truly wins. '
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