V t

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Caps

\Ve have a splendid

new sto :li of bathing caps, all this seasoll’s goods in rubber lined and pure gum rubber in various colors and the latest styles. Prices from 25c tl ii .oo each.

Water Wings

We have these in cot-

ton and silk.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

___

"wi,-

1 /

pills and fobr

Special S oclr

G, H, Taylor

Jeweler Optician ‘managing-editor until December, l911.i

` #Mba Globe has been noteworthy;

-I

linternicine strife, Mr. Ellis, aa he

ithen was, strongly supported the

_ cause of the North when such views

lgulllr in his views in this respect,

ihad the whole of Canada as well as ,the Mother Country on his side. This its only one instance of the independ-

'-, _ if-nce of judgment which enabled him %°C ...,.ie" ato reach and maintain a foremost

lplace in guiding public Opinion, HOC

o U |

i ly ' St. John and New Bruns-

ll-l‘r'l]ck,llllit throughout the whole of

lthe East of Canada

, . . » ' 1'-

inesalllelled belt pins, llrocch- l S"“”t°" Eu” was “ “at‘v°_°!

es cuff links, spoons. slick |"*‘» l’“" “em to _Sh “wh” "1 " ‘

Mothers

S.lti.l'y that "Child lillllg€l”'

\Nitli pure ivliolesome bread---ll 1

minus lunch to the children-

"Cameron’s

Home-Made

Charlottetown Aouatlf: Club-H0!-or boat parade and races, Charlottewvn harbor, 7 p.m.

TUERDAY, JULY iq, 913

NN INDEPENDENT IIN.

The death of Senator Ellis. Of SC-

John, proprietor of the St. John Globe, removes one of the most out- standing figures in politics and ionr- naliam in the Maritime Provinces. Senator Ellis, who had reached the

iripe old age of three-score and ei8l1¢' een, had a reputation for independ- ence unrivalled throughout the Do-

lmillion. A Liberal by conviction and choice, he was in early years inclined lfowarils extreme radicalism, but in lhis later years his opinions mellowed

1 in the direction of a strong Imperial- ism.

In the 'sixties, when our neignbors

lto the South were in the throes of

were highly unpopular in the Mari- time Provinces. In the course of time, Mr. Ellis, instead of being sin-

unfl commenced hla long connection lwith journalism as a reporter, subse-

lquently acquiring, in partnership

\witb another gentleman, the Globe lnewspaper, which he conducted Bs

throughout his connection with ltl: for the independence of opinion char- lacteristic of his own political career. ‘lt always favored a kind of middle

icoiirse, avoiding extremes, and in *consequence has received support 'from all parties throughout New

ll.-lrunswick_ It was in 1874 that Mr. lldllis was first returned to the Prb-

greatult of these we have realised to be the Heart; for it ls the very source and fountain of that power upon which the teacher depends for achiev- ing his purpose. ° ° ° The heart

mentalism, every sentence has that true ring of strength and common sense which appeals to all that is noble in the heart of any age.

Justice; Goodwill, Ideals, Some hints o Habits; The Good Citizen.

ivincilil House as the Liberal member ‘for St. John, and since then he has

ipassed through the House of Com- lliioils at Ottawa to the Senate, gain-

@ Q

was a Freemason, an Oddfellow, a member of most of the public bodies. attaining the highest positions in whatever organization he entered, He

“ls gtod bread" 'was a man for the past forty years

All ollr hesi grocers sell it and of distinctly venerable appearance,

you willfind lhe naule_ou each loaf. with flowing white hair and beard.

Ewen Cameron (Baker)

and fine piercing eyes which impress- ed the cnsual beholder and rlvetted the attention of the audiences he ad- dressed.

As a Liberal, Senator Ellis broke

l YA 'away from the Laurierites in his

later years. He was not greatly in love with reciprocity and was a free-trader in name only, having be- come convinced long ago that the fiscal conditions of this country de- manded o protective taritl. The Sen- ator was also deeply convinced ofthe tremendous advantage of Premier

M‘nl3Lu" Black ’°x Ex' Bordcn’s naval policy over that of

Sli

thhngt Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and did not hesi

""`f, , C"'"’V""""""' S""°l"`d tate to give utterance to his convic-

L. M. McKinnon, Manage Moiuague, P. E, I.

i\nl'»5\'lm

tions. When the Naval Bill came be fore the Senate he went into the Gov ernment lobby in its support.

The Senator will be greatly missed

l ...,,,,.....,,,,,,,,, lnpubliclife,notonlyin Bt.John.

. BIRTHS °

, C

°'°°°'°°°°°°°'°°°'° Helsgonewhoseemedsogreatt-

but at Ottawa as well. In the words of Tennyson,

Pl<lTF.It§-l-At flflytown, on July Gone; but nothing can bereuve him 13, 1913, to Mr. und Mrs, Music Pet- Of thc force he made his own

ers. a dllil,glltcl‘.

’ I I U O O I O I O :

o | y ° MARRIAGES- _ h,m_

O C U I I U I C U C O McCAl.l.-UM-&lTROMliERG-At Char- lottetown, on Jlllv I4, 1913, by Rev.

Being here, and we believe him

Something far advanced in State,

Anfl that he wears a truer crown Than un wreath that man can weave

il LITTf E BO0K.

T. W. Murphy, Mr. J. Wallace Mc- A little book, cost slxpence, about Callum of St. Elel\nor's to Miss Eli- eight Cents, just rwgived from tho zabeth Stromlierz of Charlottetown, publishers W & R Chambers L,m_

. - - .

MAY SUCCEED SENATOR ELLISL lied, Edlnbllrgh, conltrnlna One £0

ask why are not such books used as

‘B1-_’ -L“lYd 14-W-H-hTl13l'll:. text books in oilr schools?

ar war

mellltfoned as likely toe sxll‘¢?;lellmSiiua€ The b°°k contain' may 95 pans'

tor Ellis.

x ' ::‘f'hree brands of best in good choc-

is neatly but up in a limp cloth cov- er, is printed in clear, comfortable UPG and every page is full of such matter as would -interest every

°\.u._“o,,... Lingua and New healthy boy or girl and compel them

:logs alxtdhéglli gladle, p;l°l;et,` M133, to read through to the last sentence,

.ii U ii von ons t "net eil the ends than eimest el: he

are bound to delight every judge of th, C°,mh.’..' ,hy God.. md

chocolates. Moira in bulk Soc a lb '

} lb. box llic, 1 lb. box 60e; Lig: T""°h"' " '|:_;tt';‘ than . egg, n¢ii..,,,~, we ,,,,¢ 'rhe title lr, "A little hoax of ti..

e aa nnon rug Co., Corner Gt. cardinal virtues, includin h ter

Dwfze and Kent su. mstf on cftuenrhfp,-' emi the iuflhocrfivn.

a shirt."

In making choice he says, “Surely

it should he something good in it- self; in every place, at all times, un- der every condition and for all men; something that is good in poverty and in wealth, good in sickness and in health, good for laborer and for the king, good for the schoolboy and for the schoolboy's great grandfather. Ia there such a thing? There is. It is a Good Character."

How to acquire courage and salf-re-

liance, to cultivate good will to all men, faith lu ones self had kindred' virtues lead through delightful chap- ters to the closing one-"The Good Citizen.” From this we shall quote one paragraph:

"A town, a county, or a country

where the voters are had men is sure to be governed badly; and a town, a county or a country where the vot- ers are good men and good citizens is pretty sure to be governed well. That is why it is so important that you, who have trained yourselves ln- to good character, should go a little farther and train yourselves to be- come good cltlzans. Not only must you mend the roads; you must also by speech, by personal influence, and by your votes, say in which direction the roads are to go."

OUCIOOIOOOOUUOIOOOOI

UUMINIUN HISTUHY

ouonooeooosaaseoeooo

Manitoba was duly constituted a

Province of Canada by royal and parliamentary enactment forty-three years ago today, Adams G. Archi- bald, afterwards knfghted, was named an the tlrst lieutenant-governor.

Trinity University, Toronto. was

founded under the provisions of a royal charter dated sixty-one years ago today, July 15, llli.

Bt. Thomas, Ont., was the mum of,

l tlrrihle railroad wreck twenty-|11 70|” llo today. A frtflht. train ran into an excursion train, and the lat- ter. which was crowded with passen- gers, caught fire. Nineteen pal-apo; WON H1104, most of them being burn-

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PAGE TWO ' h 'rnlil.n°ns'rlvswsrms°ror_u.u ~ Y THB CHARDOTTETOWN GUABDIAN - , _'7.

` -_____- V Y Y ' _ he eoooooooeoooouseo ooo»

THE GUARDI AN mrlllecilgilizee ol thehacll will he ____

' N Advulisill Phono ......................l-ll'-\ beat understood from the following : a _ (Co||t_tnu¢l hom

ew “h”m“.».“ ”""”mm“"..|$3 PN's¢fn|>h ln an`intr0d\\¢¢°I'! ehsvlsr e"'°'°’°""'°°°°'°‘°' statement to make.

'W' “l un' . ”°°"’°““°"' by P- B- Blulfdi U-A-2 ,The following from alrlldmontou. to me, and ith a "°"“°‘“""' """"""°‘” --when the netlnh fir-et undertook exehmze will be el lewd to tluir lmnertmee hath in

_ Q' Bead Office at Charlottetown th' tux of gduuuns gn hu. ewd_ friends In thi! Province.-ll. HART! The Chief Jllltfcq

Q' Branch Offices at Bummenlor mm me main demand ‘M wr an thfl ;\ornil¢ Irons: he could not

Alberton. Bourln. and lfcnteznl- th,-ee R'|_ Bingo thou days we have Frank Kellum. il ¢|~;1"::;t°.g:t¢¥-ggmtugnstgo mg," u

° . , learned to tale a broader view ofthe ln the h0ll>i'-ll \-|l°f°f. ll H1859! im’ regards himself, the Court would

Ba Cn’ Magi-u“f_:_Court' 9 am' task, and we now content ourselves PFOVNL Hill :mis lcUUllIlh‘“ .“dW\l0*:: hear him, and if there was any

lrnreaterr' meeting ht nigh court. with nothing rhort of the three ne- ':;:’, "°:’,:,”"w__ ,I fm m';¢bmum__ rest-lemul or the Bar who had my

Hand, Head and Heart. And the _ -no but mm md "nh any “punk

....‘!‘l.l..‘_"."!‘il.....

_ Bar,

needs to be cultivated, and to that The first auction sale ln England on lark," "om an Attamq Gem need this little hour le intended to “B *"1* 21’ 1"" °S° Wi” “Y eral that it was on behalf nf Messrs. minister." Em” YW- "‘“° ‘W1 "°°“ ¢°""*°' lfeneod and Bentley that he wished

f lfadrea. d h adapted that lt is a hook, primarily, for ehlld- 31,", fo, sdifng :bg gut India., '-l';_:**i‘:°l"l‘°“¢- *£60121

ren and, while irresistible to child- wares he had brought home. The Beatle had ' _ rem may i,¢ read with Muni plum,-e sale attracted wide attention, and thin! zo brimgantvo ;¢ti;1i:vx)i;»:c°ol;)‘a;liye

was so successful that others immedi-

and profit hy the adult of any age. Court. the Court would hear any- There is no cant, no weakly senti- “sly ad°pt°d._me plan'

iiii`l|`li`lilii Piiiiliilsiiii’

There is an idea that moralising is ° ° . '_' ° ° ° ° . ° ' ° ° ° ° . . ° "10 ‘md 8"' Ffdtemsht of the kind

. washington statwnen "vi" with to make. lt would he seen haw lu-

dintuetelul to children, that it hares mm.. the rising flood cf enilgr.._i convenient it would he for the Law Wash ties in pretty patterns _ . .. . ............|0e them. converts them into little Dries. tion to Canada, but they should gocmy 0, my ,,,h,,,. socmy- ,O pm and even that it arnuaee all that ia pause and consider that this move- resolutions. and tha time of the Soft wash shirts worth 85c for ..... . . ... 59c perverse in their nature and produces ment ls °“l7 "°°lpr°°'t7' 0”" me 00”" “UD UP with that matter

~ _ *id* “°"°“ "°“‘ B’“‘““ '*‘%‘°“°° ¢° when them was reall nothin hefcre ' ° ` lack or colored

the opposite edect to the one intend Y E |11; all' OSC 111

the States, and bore with it James

University of California in two ses-

tales of heroism and self-sacrifice. Way they were misunderstood and 'f

' _ ' hi l l h _ ~ ‘

And they have, on the other hand, a ’;:;_|'1j’ng0§:=)\;Pi’:;1l;z 8;” ;`:l;:1t;isc 5' 3 tmatter was taken ln a proppi- keen eye for humbug and it is better p¢|~,_ Next he became a l8WY¢l'- bm- lllgight slight; thlrhiineclgurs the Colm' _ -is 5 not to sermonise to them at all than in 1891 he returned to the "newsDa- was great reason in wait 3:? tugs” * "_

/ i

_ _ ii f th _ y sul ,

to sermonise lnslncerely. 9°' Eagle '“9wg;’¢_°“;';°l`v;’Bshi§g;ro‘; or they might come to the other con-

But to the little hook. lt has steer- °°'““ *"9 ° ’“ °. vlusien. and say that they did ni.;

it h rl t lit l li

ed wonderfully clear nf the pitfalls fwg' 82,, leliileo eller; wllistelf §,‘f,°§o:f‘;';dfh§ s:;1¢1emen~ It glenn-ir. _ . - . . -f en ey were no e

with which the teaching of morals mute the cha,-mme woman who ,S bers of th B "1 m'

, ' . lt ' _

usually abounds. The author evident- now one of the leaders in the "cab- ent matte,,e_ ar would be 8 dm"

inet set" as Washington Returning

ly knows and loves children. He ap- - The Attorney General said tha;

. C f . - .

Deals to their common sense, deals ;)ped““$;i“r:§" lg;c;l;‘“°z::g;’;_1'Y 3 theig complaint was that they Were with a variety of topics in such a though 8 Democrat As 8 member 0' iglge and condemned without a boar.

way as to suggest rather than sati- the Interstate Commerce Commission The Cm” Ju U .d aw' ranging from tha simplest habits he won an international reputation. ,lot-ning more stgeszgl thtfrtwlaithzi to the large duties of citizenship. s°°"°"“'Y Lime 1°Ve5_'-P9 9”- d°'°°f had said, but he might toil the At.

on Kipling and grape Juice, but most

There are in all twelve chapters and of an he likes to tight political boss_ e received 8 the title of each is in itself a valu- eu, gangs and grafters. letter from Mr' Bwtley mmm" mm”

able lesson: A wise choice; A general _ _ _ _ : 2 H Z 2 : : 1 _' 2 2 : : : 2 T : 2 2 : _ by any member of the Bar who wink .survey of the virtues; Self-Denial; ed to see it, as it was filed' with the

ith Humlllt Honesty Prothonotar I-Ia did

-» -iiiil luliiiliiuclssiii;

»» .»

»~

n . . . I” the ‘”““°' °‘ ""‘““‘ “ Wm lsfi-william c whitney noted llttslllvmilsmlll hliflilicrsiftfil till:

choice a number of available things, capitalist and Seéetary of tim Navy answer Mr. Bentley, and um; was ,each of them good in itself, are aug under President Cleveland, born il. his reason ff" f1°°U“l“Z P¢l'90l1ll~llY to lgeeted. ~Mnuey? lt dues not always Conway. Mess- Died in New York. "ply *° Mr.; W- E- Belltlefs letter. l . Th m [.‘eb_ 2, 1904_ Hill I-Crdsnip had nothing more to .

br-_ng blessings, ere are ml on- _ ,

1849-Rest rat f th t r I -BY Oli the matter. He i t d d t

n the res ect and entire confldencelaires who look far more miserable 0 lon O e empo B mlpiy no disrepect to hu en e 0

fi H P ' ` f th P . ` - C

H°“l*l‘ ""1 5"“"<'5‘l’ i f li". lien urn hurl riupvoffe" inltllen many en Old-use Pensisserc and P0122;-orhe lluhltpecllnlglllrlrillrlllllge he G°“"“l 01' to any memhe: grnillgril F’ 5

li ls co g

leach. a well known story tells us that the came commander-in-chief of the Brit- 3;* 3 the Bgr in what he had said, V. t . R

In social and public life in St. only really happy man whom a cer- l°l;8;:l\g;_esident Lincoln appointed Mclaeod F8531' ll:ndM0s:\1:.dil:;l§.leyt and lc or" °W \

,John be held a unique position. He tain king could find in his dominlons the sth 0, August as 8 day oi then.. He was always readywio rc; >~ -- -- ' 4.

“'39 0”* Who W” t°° P°°" £0 we” thanksgiving for the recent victories spect the Bar. I -'I 1 I -' ~ j Si s... 9

of the Northern armies. »

Falls opened.

went into effect in Great Britain.

tress, 47 years old toda

day.

Lord Northclifle (formerly Blr Al

WA lo. EAIQMA vll

ed to death. while forty others were seriously tnlurad. 1 `

1885-International park at Niagara MY LUN, I shall file the statement,

1912-The National Insurance Ac; The A"-°l‘l1°l7 General: I have asked

iiiiiif iii-‘iii

statement to make the Court would ~

tion that wu necessary. or any re- dress it might think dt to make, or that the ease might call for. But it would not hour any general state- ment on behalf of any member of the

thing they had to asv, and lf there ‘"5 BD! explanation that tha Court felt was called for. they would get it Whtofully from the Court. The name thing aunlied to the Attdrnav Gen- ernl. and to anv members of the Rar-

the Court at all

and that as he considered and he

llot Weather g At Very Cool Prices- _ -

tllitilig Ilats

lilly Your Straw .llats

_ K,

Soft -Hats C

lllifleriirlecd $1.00 to '$2.50

Your Pana- ma ls Right Ilere From $4 50 . Uv

fd- J. Hill, Eva Tanguay, "Uncle Ike" T' l A" ` G '

The view is based on the obserm Stephenson, Margaret Anglia, Walt white he hldldnzlme egarelilummidgghxg M€D'S C0312 SW¢3lCI'S and JEISCYS ..»»».»»-Q2 up

tion of a few exceptional instances MBUOU- MSY I!'Will. Bild msn! 0*-ll” was to give in a statemlent setting 1 ‘ o d f 756 I lui]

o_t<-in un erwear rom ..

and shows B defective kuowhdge 0| ll;¢;|t:;l;llIi:. é1ro::gh:h;iml:as:h;>fnev:vhf;l::r: fgrth the circumstances under which L ght C ° the normal nature of the child. It is tary of Uncle samm§.s interior and ““5~ Md-‘°°d Bild BGDUBY 51?'-Oil. Cotton hgge from 2 f01' . N. . .»-nn--» 253 UP not moralising that bores children, honorary chief of me Bhwkgeef, yn- could th C “rt _ _

but platitudes on the one hand and inns. Mr. Lane is usually called a gideremgzecorn gud 11:3; ::£v::,T,:1 SOI! COURTS 2.l1dl1€S-10 II13tClIl

incomprehensibles on the other, Cllladiall. but he WHS b0fl\ I0"-Y' ly misunderstood their conduct ~ h

Children Wm discuss problems in nine years before that Pigovillcecelll- The Chief ,yusuce mid wat that Ll1Sl1'C 002.15 f0I' DOI Wfal CI'

` t d th D i . G -

ethics with much greater subtlety (gsm is $1" uig;lant_ ze ggrsduazd 3:; i;i;:3;°;_:t‘°n:ih°;; th°“Sh¢ U19? than problems in physics. They will from Oakland high school at thir- reason why this; shoald ggstdwtelllg

listen with a responsive thrill to teen. and then rushed through Uh Court and show the Court in what PA I

horney General this ii

limi! 850. The letter could be seen

ey's letter because

ne thought it most improper writing .

is the New Perfection Oil Cook Stove with blue wick and blue il lme. Bikes blead, cake, pies and roasts beef, poultry- and game just right without heitiug the wllol= roonl or any mlf~s or boiher. No coal to carry, no ashei, no overheating. The oven is roastirg hot a few minutes fifler the wick is lighted.

The New Perfection is made in three sizes, one, two ni-d

three wicks and can be had with or without cabinet for keeping food and plates hot. Call in and see it.

The Best

Cook-Stove'

for Hot Weather

The Attorney General: Very well

His Lordshilll Oh no. '

the officer of the court to take “_

fluential meeting was held on the evening of the 11~th, and having heard the statement of McLeod and Bentley, the Bar unanimously decid-

Congratulatlons to: The Chief Justlcei We". I “BY the

Marie Tempest, the well known “_ omcer of the Court is directed not to

I-like it The officer of the Co r

Y- '

-William Winter, dean of American “lm” “Ot 511% lt. The otllcer of llhlti dramatic critics, 77 years old to C`°“|'t 19 dlfeilted to hand it back to

the source from which it came.

Dr. neniemin Ida Wheeler. urealdeni The Attorney General: 1 think he of the University of california, as Will tells it. yearn old today, ~ At this the incident closed, and the

gighop Thomas Bowman' the olde” Court was adjourned. Methadirt hiehnp in the United Following is the statement which States, 96 years old today. the Attorney General wished to make

to the Courtz-

fred Harmsworth), noted publisher of There is a matter of some impor- magazlnes and newspapers, 43 year- tance both to the Bench and Bar Old today. .i which I now desire to bring to the

niahon Lee Mani, ahhott of the fa- sttention of the court,

m°llB B0lm0ll¢2 Abbey. tn North Caro- On the 2nd day of July, the case lina. 64 years old today. of Stewart vs. Buchanan was triad

- r - before the Chief Justice and a com.

THERE ARE FANATICS m0ll lllri. The case was undcfended

Anso In naw zlcallauu. st the trial, Mesure. lvleheoa and'

B¢llU¢Y havin withdrawn

WELLILNGTON, New Zealand, July case for reasois st-ated by gig: dill;

ll.-A large quantity of dynamite with the apqroval of the Court Af. with a burning fuse attached, was ter they had withdrawn from the- discovered yesterday under Christ Court. the Chief Justice severely een. Church barracks, just in time to pre- sured their conduct in the cash sing- vent the destruction of the building. ling out the junior mnmber of me

The attempt is ascribed to some firm for a sprplal condemnation also

fanatic connected with the antimtllt- bringing in the name of the 'Attorney Mist friction. All bays between 14‘ General improperly and unnecessarily and 21 are required to attend perlo- in a civil case.

dical drills at the barracks, and fear On the 4t is entertained that another attempt ported to ll:eJl:liZelll:n?i`|l:1t zgngi-ilu; to destroy the building may be made. the injurious language used 'by me

Chief Justice appeared in The

P _

l|0W'S THIS 7 trlst newspaper end was puhllrhrd

We offer Ono undred Dollars Reward l"'°“d°“t- lor sg o se of atarrh that cannot be It appears that Mr. Bentley wrote

li gl l h

°“"',__{ 5,3, ¢},",,,Q‘l,!g;,,,° 0 to the chief Juetlce enquiring wh.-

We the under :ned have known P J. ther the words reputed to him were §l‘.?.'l»$-i2£t'l'}°li&'i»fTelS1li".1l"i..l’.§¥.2{2I°°*“°“i' “wi bv him. but the Chief trannfletl ren? anayiolalu ohio .fry J ufltlce referred the matter to an of- °“'°“Y U" °"' “U40 YN! deer of the Court' for reply and do-

clined to make any explanation

Wir' ‘tm l ted l o . Hlalla guzotkufgkzlihlingeelilzlly Messrs. McLeod and Bentley then set nr reetfy li a 0 ood and um to th P d

U0". lu 0.. ° lr’ , I If .i:..... ..:'.fi»...1'i‘1'°. ..':°r.l;l.!'s.:i. 5‘$‘Zi.l. n. .S .§§T.‘n°.?.it°‘..*i“i.‘€.' eil ln. ’ ’ ‘ Takelgdln ,emily Pills for ocnstlpa- ;h°.tL“3°t;°:;€’°L‘;'°"\:°'§c°tgl°g gziknlsel

tl ~ ‘ °" ______ ____ ___w_ _g with the we A ara un lu-

.IULY-SALE OF SHOES T0 Cl.

‘l;,ARGA-`INS in meu's shoes - a window full of them at' GOFF BROS.

- e want every mail who is interested in good h I did h t r

n “_ Thelgnherl ‘re bn mivelour am vidual :t*e;':'Pc;1l1t“; ;;;sm:t:{_emendouscut pl-lc.e,tosee our $4.00 to 5.co shoes. now

N rdii ' ed li l

MMI inlzhxvax *megs ilrghrlgrrlnaogihdf as well u a visit to our store. We’re - now going fo give our Pano” mmlmni “_

ed that their conduct of the case was correct in every particular, the dif- l'erent steps taken by them having been for the purpose of protecting a security for their client that was be- ing destroyed by the action of the mortgagor, and that the censure of .the Chief Justice \was entirely unde- served.

The law' firm of McLeod and Bent-

lay has long stood for competence and integrity not only in this Pro- vince but elsewhere. It is not only

my opinion but the opinion of the whole Bar that a wrong has been done by the Chief 'Justice ln the

.Court. Men of unblemlshed reputa-

tion have been condemned unheard. The one place whore injustice should not wilfully be done is lu a Court of Justice. _

McLeod and Bentley have made no

application to me to represent them to the Court, but I deem it my duty as Attorney General of this Province Nllreflenting the Crown sind cn be- half of the Bar to bring this matter to the attention of the Court so that the wrong. complained of shall be ri-ghted as far as may be.

(Sgd.) J. A. MATHIESON,

Attorney General.

ill; BOUGHT A HARBOR.

QUEBEC, July 11-Wolfsvllle I-la;-_

bor, near this city was purchased to- day for the use of the Transcontinen- '-lll R8ilWl\Y. It is a short distance to the eastward of the north side of the Quebec bridge.

-il--_ STOD BABIES CRYING.

LONDON. July ll-Lady Balfour

of Burleigh told a meeting of mo,-_ chants how to silence crying babies, Pl°l‘ wsseetlon wee to lay the li... bfes with their heads slightly low" than their fleet at a gradient of about one ln twelve and they would soon fall asleep.

A GREAT SIIOE BENEFIT Nomontobehadat then prices.

LAVISI-I IN WEALTH DISPLAY.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 12.-So-

clety has been surprised here by n rs- ularlrable novelty in invitations ls- sued for thp golden wedding celebra- tion of M. Spirdlnoff, a, very wealthy man nf Moscow. All of the two hun- dred invitations are on cards of pure gold, each weighing threoqusqrters at Bn Ollllce. and the words are wrought in enamel.

SMAULPOX SPREADING.

SYDNEY. N. S. W., July 1l.--

Bmallilox which has been prevalent here for some time is spreading. Fif- ty thousand persona have been vac- cinated, aud there are sixty-one cas- es in quarantine.

A BPLENDID NEW HOTEL.

LONDON. July zz-i-l.-.M. neeiey, U"l°“lB|5. M. P,, has bought a site opposite the Hyde Park entrance to build a $6,000,000, hotel which he Plillls to mske the most beautiful in the world. The land cost $1,300,000 per acre.

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