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How Bryan lnflubnced Resol-

solutibns Committee

gig Fight Expected over the Gold Standard Plank-Fatal Gas Weil Explosion at Cayuga-

insuocna-ric corrvllrrioa.

Sr. Lorne, July 8-(Special-The Cou- vention did no* get down to active business this morning, the Committee on -Resolutions not being ready to report

and so adjourned until evening. f

asraN’s rNs'r.Unws ram. V V 5 A big iight is exnaotelhin the Coa- veution over the gold standdid plank, Bryan having induced the-Resolutions committee by a vote ei ss to 15 to drop ii. Bryan also secured a modification of the tariif plank.

rarer. cas sxstoaioxv.

Caruoa, ONT., July 8-(Speoial)~'l‘he

explosion of a gas well in the village of Kohler caused the death of Mr. Lint,

neral merchant, who with his brother

looking at the well. The brother is

icusly injured.

S. S- CONVEN’l0N-

Che West Prince District Convention a held on Tuesday July 5th in the sthodist Church, Miminlgash. Tho fternocn session opened with devotional exercises led by Rev. H G Gratz. Encouraging reports were given from eight schools in the District, two schools had been compelled to give up work on account of a number of their oiiioers and teachers having moved away. A letter was read frpm the Provincial Executive Committee asklngthc district to rules the sum of $75 for the current year, towards the Field Secretary’s salary. Bev. F A Wightman spoke on this subject and in closing his remarks, made the following motion. “That we agree to undertake to raise the amount apportioned to our Distriot by the Provincial Executive, the details to be left to the executive of the District." This motion was carried. Then came the introduction of the new Field Secretary Rev. A D Archibald. The F. S. marie a few brief remarks, and then gave a very instructive black-board lesson on "ras Basie or a Teaching iuetned." He also taught a Sabbath school lesson. This was followed by a round-table talk on me' hods of S S work, conducted by Rev. F A Wightman. Rev. F A Wighiman conducted the devotional exercises of the evening session. '

It was suggested by the Field Secre-

iarv that our Convention be somewhae changed, and take the form of an Institute

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Misses’ White Canvas

Slippers, reduced to 756. -sizes, xr, 12,13, 1, 2.

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Soma Honorable Members Use Strong Language

And Nearly Come to Blows-The T Railway Estimates' Discussed

-Two Young Bathers are Drowned.

'rim Place nivan now asain,

0'"`*W1\» dill!" 3 (SD€clal7-The Agrl~

cultural committee had a lively time discussing the report of Prof. Macoun's statements regarding Peace River,

Mizasssms use r.aNouaos.

During the discussion Mr. Bain called

Mr. Ross of Victoria “a low slanderer" and Mr. Cochrane said to Mr, Wade, “li.’s fools like you who obstruct the pro- gress of business."

Blows scorned imminent for a time.

RAILWAY Es'i'riiiaTEs Drscnsslm.

The railroad estimates were under dis-

cussion this morning hui. little progress was made.

YOUNG MEN uarsisis imowmsn,

St.JOHN July 8 -(Spec‘al)-Jas,Malco1m aged 23 years,son of Andrew Malcolm.and

student of Pine Hill Presbyterian College, and George Usher aged 17 years were drowned at Grand Bay while bathing. Their bodies were recovered.

THE BABY’S TROUBLES. The greatest suffering of childhood is

caused by eczema, scald head, .chafing or other forms of skin irritation or eruption. Because of its exvraoidiuary soothing. healing power Dr. Cna~e‘s Ointment is of inestlmabls value in the home where there are small children. No moiher who has learned the scores of ways in which

think of being without it in the house

real practical teaching. Them was some discussion on this subject, after which it was moved by Bev. B G. Grave, that the suggestion of the F. S. he adopted, and that our next Convention take the form of an Institute and that it be continued for two days.

This motion was carried. It was

decided to hold this Institute at Alber ton, the time and church to be decided by the executive,

A paper was then given on “The quali-

lication ofthe S S. Teacher"-by E. S. Wilkinson. Several iive-minute addr-ess~ es were given on S. S. work, hy S. S. workers.

The Field Secretary gave an address on

“Tho Child for Christ.” This was a very helpful addrestto all parents and S. S. workers. A vote of thanks was rendered to the people of Miminigash for their kind entertainment of the delegates and visitors. The Convention closed by singing "Blast be the tie that Binds."

A pleasing feature of the evening was a

s`oio rendered by Miss Betta Learri of Alberton, who also presided at the organ during both sessions.

The Collection am' unted to $3.00. The following oillcers were elected for

the ensuing year:

President-Rev F A W igh tman.

Vice~Presidgnt-W S Clark.

Src'y Trees-Miss E S W lklnson. Afidiiigqi mambi-ra of the Executive-

David Gordon, Philip Prinham, Wm Mc- Neil, Job Cnstain, Joseph Dunbar,- J Y Leard.

Magazines for

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Excellent Meetings cl' the Grand Lodge ofthe I. 0. G. T- Held at Montague.

,l 'rue Gmc teazeor me r 0 or G 'r

metin annual session at Montague on Wednesday July 0th.Tho following offl- °°l'l 'ere vreselfi G C T.. T 8 Robertson.. Bild PDIM. G Ooun-. Seymour Young. Earnscliifc; G Sso'y, Eiward Bulpitt, Roseneath: G S J T., A E Horton, Murray RiV°X'iG THIS-, ,Wallace Fraser, North LHKB2 G Mes., James Dingwell, North Lake.

The G C Templar appointed the follow-

ing as committee on credentials, Bro. E Bulpitt and S Young.

This committee reported represent-

atives from Eastern Gam, Haven of Rest, Ark Of Sefsly. Ladysmith. Prince Ai- cert, Star of Hope, Dawn of Day, Great Easron,_ Paardeberg and Roseneath Lodges. Seventeen new members received the Grand Lodge Degree.

The following were the standing com-

mittees for the session:

Committee on state nf the Order-A D

}."lr"jaser, ll/Iity Robertson, Archie McDon- a .

Committee on Finance-Seymour

Young, James Dingwell, Maggie Mir Donald.

Committee on Juvenile work-A E

Horton, E Bulpltt, Wallace Fraser.

The Chief Templar read a very practi-

cal and suggestive report which showed that while there were some falling off in membership there are quite a large number of lodges still doing a splendid work for tempernnce, and that there is quiten large amount of vitality in the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island.

The Grand 'I'reasurer’s report showed

the finances to bein n good condition the

Dr. bhase‘s Ointmeutcun be used would timount of money in the Treasury hem!

$73.39. i The reports from delegates showed that

wh°'° th” time "°“|d b° “‘°'»'u' Bw" W the lodges are mostly doing well some of

them having made large gains in mem- bershlp.

The Grand Lodge degree was conferred

upon seventeen candidates.

The following resolution was adopted:

Resolved, That the Grand Lodge of Good Templars now in session at Montague do hereby commend the efforts made by the King County Temperance Alliance to have the C. T. Act more ediciently enforced in said County and [ledge them Dshearty support and assistance so far as within its powers to uphold the Alliance in its earnest efforts in the cause of temperance. Officers for the ensuing year were

ilected as follovfs :

G C T-T S Robertson.

G Conn -Seym iur Young.

G V l‘ -May R bortson.

G S J T-A E Horton.

GSec'y Eiward Bulpitt._ G Treas-Wall ice Fraser.

u Onap-A D Fins r.

G Mar -Jam s Dinilweil.

G Guard-R H Moore.

G Sen Hanky C -mpbvll. G A Seoy- riiia C- iiln.

G D Mar-Maguire McDonald.

G Mes-W A McDonald.

PEOPLE WITH BAD BREATH Generally si\tl’er fiom Catarrh and should use Camrrhoa ine Inhaler four tlmrs

daily, and be cured. The p elssnt scented Catarrhoronc vapor rp: ads through every air passage of the breathing organs, and reaches the very r0ot ol the disease at once; it kills the germs, purliles ann clsanses the mucous surfaces, and erradl-

ciates every vestlge of catarrh in a short i. me.

Pure, weet breath, free from headache,

smelling and disohiartge are qgiokly da- rlveu fiom‘the use o Catarr oaone In- haler. Cimplete ouidt, guaranteed to cure, cows $1 (I), trial -ire 25a. Drug- gists. or N.C Poison & Oo, Kings on,

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TRAUEAND SHIPPING Ponr or ciiainorrrrowii.

.my van- S s city er cheat, aremvia,

Halifax; B B Halifax, Ellis, Boston.

July 9 arr Nellie Reid, Reid, New York;

Rialto. loLean,Port Daniel; Champion. Orr, Richibuoto; A ia Louise, Long, do; Lixaie Lindsay, Lantagne, Paapebiac;

July 7 aid B S Electra, lloLaa-en, Hon

tague; Saxon, Oormior, Port Hastings July 8‘ clri 8 S City of Gi ent, M--Nevin,

ra m.-raids; Riaiio, Holme, Picton;

Lease, Long, Rieaihaeeo; I.any‘ Kap, lo onlali, Belle Bhsr; Spy, lilli-r, Pie-eu; Frank, Gi-aaa, Wallace; B B Halifax, lil e, Beaton. <

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,Ailer Ten Days Hard Military Work

The boys were Well behaved and

will be Missed-Yesterday

at the Park.

The Militia break camp this morning.

During the past ten days the boys have conducted themselves well and citizens testify that the camp has been one ofthe best in the Island militia history. , The 88nd Regiment and A M C were in-

spected at Victoria Park yesterday after- noon and pronounced highly satisfactory by.Col. Moore.

The forces in Camp were afterwards

reviewed before a large number of spectators.

BAND coNczn1'.

A very large and appreciative audience

listened to the S2 Regt. Band lu the Gar- dens last night. The different selections were received with frequent applause. Summerside and Prof. Whitney nie to he congratulated upon their excellent musicians. At the conclusion of the program Mayor Kelly and Councillors entertained the band, representa- Livcs of the press and others _to luncheon at Carter's restaurant.

FOOTBALL MATCH.

The football game between teams from

the Fourth R-giment and the other branches of the service last night was watched by a large number of spectators and proved very interesting. The game, notwithstanding that the players were not in the pink of condition, was keenly contested and gave an excellent exhibi- tiod of that game in which this province has iilwa-ys beensi leader. Jones of the 52nd was a tower nf strength for his men and Bob Donahoe, C J McMillan, Chas McQuillan, were prominent in the Artilierymen. All the players put up good work however and very creditable. in the first half Donahoe scored but the goal was not converted. In the second half the United Service ru-eased hard bu could not cross the line. The game ended Artillery 3 and United Service O. Jas McM`ilian was an efficient referee.

ADDRESS AND

PRESENTATION.

The members of Court Westmoreland

I. 0. F, Crapaud, on the eve of Rev. G, F. Da.wi~on's departure presented him with a purse and the following address.

To Rev. G F Dawson,

Respecied Broiher:-We the members

of Court Westmoreland, No. li05, know- ing that under the circumstances and conditions of your calling, you are soon about to remove from our midst, we feel that we cannot let you do so without. giving vent to sxprmslona of the many evidences which we hold in memory 'of the high esteem and earnest regard ln which you are held by us. To do so would we consider be an uct of gross lngrstitudo on out part. During your psstorate of four years in our midst you have seen lit to recuirnize and unite your labors with our noble Order. Your dis- tinguished iaients have enabled you to [ill vi-ry honorably the highest oillces in our Court. Your devoted i (forts and charact- eristic earnestness which have been a prominent- feaiure of your work has aidid much io the uplifting and strengthening- f our Ccurt.Y- ur presence in our meetinr s and especially your Interest has always been an inspiration and a source of much pleasure to us, and we dofeel that your departure from our midst will be a cause f »r much regret We now ask you to kindly accept this purse as a verv alight token of our appreciation of ycu and with it i ur united wishes for future hsialth,auccess and prosperity both for yourself ann your amiable partner Mrs. Dawson, hoping that you may share the same measure of success in your new ileid of labor, aa thai which has crowned your labors while here.

Signrd on behalf of Court Westmore-

land.

Bicyoiists and ali athletics depend on

BlDlTLBY'8 Liniment to keep the

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Out-to-lit underwear for ladies, men or

bcy's for ho . weather at PatAn'l. 7 d tf

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‘ LEADS IN §_E_N\l-FINALS.

ilaaitlr, Rug., July o.~'i'he main at-

iractlou in the regatta Il'l'°lflm md. y was the mei-tii ¢ mtween L I' Soiioiee, of the Don Rowif g Club, Toronto, and F8 Kelly. Om ian, in tae aeaal-laaia for the Dianna ' senile, in which ‘he Canadian debited -Kelly, the holder of the trophy, by four lengths. Time, 9 minutes, ii seconds. .

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All Along the Line-Jap In- tentions Stated

To Capture, Fortify and Hold Port Arthur and New Chwang- Baltlc Fleet--llussian Reserves Called-

ximoxi is aovancuvo.

L°ND0N. July 8-(Special)-General

Kuroki is reported advancing all along the line. -

'rms .iaPaNEsn rNT1uvrroN.

Gen. Kuroki says the Japanese intend

f»0°lDture all Southern Manchuria and will strongly fortify Port Arthur and New Chwang so that Russia can only capture them with enormous numbers of fresh troops from Europe.

UNcoN1fIR1\urD arm UNHELIABLE.

There are unconfirmed and unreliable

l`°l>orts'of si naval engagement at Port Arthur in which the Russians were suc~ cessful.

THE samic i-'Lnsr adam.

it is s°2,the Baltic fleet will be ready to

sail for the east July 26.

RUSSIA CALLS MORE RESERVFS.

A Russian ukase has been issued calling

out large numbers of reserves.

[The advance of General Kurskias forces

has been greatly hindered by the advent ofthe rainy season but has not been stooped. The weather conditions are, however, much more in favor of the

Russians who are in fixed positions, than of the Japanese who have to move

and transport their guns, ammunition and supplies in order to attack. The statement by General Knroki of Japanese intentions in the future progress ofthe war contrasts with the previous reticence in that regard, but sounds reasonable and probable enough. The Baltic fleet will not cause anybody much concern until it actually sails. The calling out of more Russian reserves may be taken to indicate a determination to

curry on the-|war lndelinIt,sly.l

Monday llth, insf. is the

last day for discounts on electric light bills for June lighting. No discount will be allowed on any ac-

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Premier Murray Burrows Three Millions in London

The Sydney Strikers are Quiet but Unyielding - infantry School Men to be Placed on

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NEW NOVA SCOTIA LOAN-

Hatrrax, July 8-(Speolal)- Attorney

General Longley has word from ,Premier M'1l'l'B.vln London that the Novd Scotia Loan of £AliIl,iIl) will be floated at a rate not mentioned.

INFANTRY school. MEN von sYoNEY. Srvcsr. July B-ispeeian-A11 is quiet.

Arrangements are being made to replace '-he Dim! ll? men from the Infantry School, Fredericton.

uorfhioss vNYrni.o1Nu.

Negotiations for a basis of settlement

are going on but both sides are unyielding and little result is looked for.

THE CC Zvi MISSION IDEA.

The men are willing for s Roya

Cominisiion but the Company is opposed to it. `

COMFORT FOR OLD PEOPLE. Much cf the suffering of the aged is due U0 the kiilnev dersniiements which lead to backache. rheumatism, lumbago and body pains. Dr. Chiise/s Kidney-Liver Pills bring comfort to the oiii folks by keeping the kidneys healthy and active, and so eliminating from the body the poisonous waste matter which causes pains, aches and fatal disease.

-Attend the best picnic of the season

next Thursday July l<iih at West River.

‘City of Ghent’

From Halifax every Tues-

day morning .

From Charlottetown every

Thursdav.

Calls at Hawkesbury, Ari-

chat, Isaac’s Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon River,‘.|anso, Summerside,

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