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(Canadian Press.) .lvf NCOUVER, July 4-D8ad.g_p. __ _tly from exhfiustion and ex-

_ _, 0 ¢’»_h.0 bodies ,of two fishermen

..;P““a Yesterday in a fishing fs! ff Pender Harbor 70 miles in, 0 ql'th8rn coast. The boat was _ arfy filled with water but floating , Ufflily. and a dog, very ,thirsty but

l.l‘uVi_|1§. had strength enough left

_yeh loudly ond attract attention

__ aboat. To identify the men n. #VP 0110.08' is hardly a clue. The uilpsn was lying in the bottom of

J '“,,,'",’},,,f,§';“f,f"°?, sum liws cfffnitl lflllsfffs _-

nuhfng shit. ` _ "` if Llllllllll

,_ (Canadian Press.)

RING SIDE,'Las Vegés, July 4__ Lick. Johnsra. the li gro world'a champion heavyweight pugllist was awarded the decision over Jim Flynn when the,police interfered to stop the scheduled 45 rounds bout here today. _

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CHIEAGU S. S. WINS

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§JCans.dla_n Dress.)

B,Ig_tS'l.`0_ , July 4-Strathcona and Doll' y slid Pallhtier u,rr_l,-ved this af- ternoon at Avonmouth. 'I“liey were given a civic reception from the Lord May`or.` ' ' ‘

Besides Lord Strathcona many Canadians were at the station here to meet them. Premier Borden said, “I stand for a great navy" but was' retlcient as to the form of cofiti'iljilt_lon. `

' ROMAN SUEERAGE FIGYI-IT.

e¢.o¢

In 1891 The ,Moqing Daily

Guardian was estab shed, and is still issued each morning with the latest local and foreign news, including the Canadian Press and u special telegrapbic service.

In 1887 The Weekly Guardian

was established, but its issue proved too infrequent for read- ers as the Province advanced, and from time to time was changed, first to »a Semi-Weekly, then to a Tri-Weekly, and later to a Rural Daily, so that for years The Guardian has issued two dailies, as at present-‘one in the morning as a Mopning Daily, and the other in the af-

. ternuon as a. Rural Daily. As the flame of the latter was nev- er sufficiently clear as to what it implied. and always required much explanation, it was ln May last changed to Evening Daily, and continued as an afternoon

paper, o

For some time past the man-

agement lias felt that Prince

° 5° ff- He appears to have been nnlsh

ooting competitions at the 01 m lc

. ,. , p

_.shaman of; about 45. The ' other| games K. R. crshsn., chicsgo? fi.

s. ind of_‘1s‘or zo sud hody hsd fa.

won the first prize, in. the Individ-

li;0l\_l.BBl1cd, evidently by his compan- ual Contest in clay bird shooting,

ll to the mast. The ,men had not with an aggregate of ninety six hits

WANTED-BLACK AND sihvhln

__ _‘L FOR SALE. DOUBL TENEMENT R

aeen dead more than a day or two. _ n lille collar of the dog were the in- itials on a brass plate, "G,-S.V.D.'I‘. D,1912,66."

BWEPT T0 DEATH. .

VANCOUVER, July 3-Four more

victims have been claimed by the

out of a possible of 100. Goelden ol Germany second, Ninety four and Blauo, Russia third, ninety-one.

_*_ BOUND FO-R FLORIDA.

l-IALIFAX, July 4-The auxiliary

three-masted schooner George B. Cluett, the flagship of the fleet of Dr. Wilfred T. Gronfell's Labrador

“'.°°°".din§ W 3 505%' 'medical m.ission,_ rived last even-

ment of arrivals at Fort George this molfping._ _ , _ ' 'I-‘lnysteamer B. X., which left Fort George on Saturday, found three men rna{joo'ned"on n'l_0g jam in the Fraser jus below Ifort ‘George canyon, 15

ing on her way t6’t.he Labrador. Rev. Jesse Halsey, general business mann- ger, is on hoard, together with 'li number of-students from Harvard, Yale, Princctown and other colleges, who have tendered their services to

O. Ostlsy, J. P. Johnston, and An- cation. The Cluett is commandefli by

drew Johnson. They had been on the

Captain .C. W. Osier, of Glouceste.~_

miles from the town. They were A. Dr. Grenfell during their summer vu-

l‘

jam fifty-two hours without food and suffered intensely. Joseph Gessley, of Toronto, was taken off an island, Where he had been niarooned 36 hours. He ‘had been accompanied by six oth- er men, of whom he‘was certain that

' he schooner yacht Fleur-de-l._vs, Captain Pickles, of Mahohe Bay, al- so of the Grenfell mission, in coni- Dauy with the Cluett, is here. 'l‘he Fleur-de-Lys was presented to Dr. Grenfell a few weeks ago by Dr.

10,". were d,.0wne,1_ Two of-them, wc,.e1Grenfell. Both vessels will remain named Mitchell, Scotchman, 19 yearn btut l°"g e"°“gh 15° tak” in 0 f~`W f ii . .9

0 age, an holnpson, an English man. The names of the others ‘are not known. All had come from Win- nipeg recently. They had been swept

ores. The Cluett ilies at Pickford

and Black’s wharf. R. B. Becton and Company are the Halifax agents for the Grenfell Labrador medical miss-

oi! a raft in going throu b the nnr- 'i2_M,,_,,_,,______________ __________,___________________________vA___

rows, Gresseley alone escaging. . Bvnnssssusns

T00. LMI! E0!

ciiiasificfirios

One cent per word each insertion

'.Bs, seats, __ ium, .fnl_ a-As' Qa pol_?tTca1 und Eillistrial proiest, the Gcfierhl' Council o'f Belgium Laborites .tod_a\`-'served notice that they intend- "c<i"rnisin,; $5,000,000 for the purpose

of financing a. general strike at the

end of this year. 'l‘he political pro-I test is against the electoral system which at present gives a plural vote. to wealthy persons.

VANIMAN’S DEATH.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 3-

The bodies of four aeronauts who were dashed to their death on Drigan- _ tins Beach yesterdayrwhen the big dirfgible balloon Akron blew up 1,000 feet inmid-air were still entangled in the wreckage, eighteen feet under water today. A wrecking tug began the work of raising the wreckage o the baloon shortly after 8 o’clock. and .it was believed that the bodies would be brought to the surface be- fore nightfall. .

Mrs. Melvin Vaniman, widow of the_

commander of the aii‘ship, is still inf a state of collapse. Vaniman's head- less body was recovered yesterday. _ The generally accepted theory todsi- of the plunge of the huge airship is that Engineer Vilifiman had mis- calculatcd pn the expansion power of the big rubber bag. 'l‘lie monster bal-

-v.

,qssclsvoeeossieefss

loon blew up following the rapid ex- pansion from the sun’s heat.

don press in general has just design.

in this column. Cash must accom- “Wd B5 3 "di98l`|i¢9f\11 miter" has

pany order and five per cent discount a_llpwed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.-` ____ __ FOR _ SALE, 4000 SECOND HAND brick will be sold cheap to move at _2“_°e;\_1i9£a!9. 9;.; 991. _ 7;4_M.3_i-_ __ WANTED, 2ND HAND _ SHINGLE

_ill, Apply to Spurgeon I-Iickox, yds Rive:-_*___ 1-5M_:-iil!;_hji;_»__<l._

FOUND, ON JULY 4,# SUM OF

money, on Maine Street. Apply to James E. Coady, Brookvale. .

_ 7-5M1'lE2lpd.

LOST-- SOMEWHERE BETWEEN

God'a three stores and Euston St, a sum of money. Finder please leave

just appeared in .The Pioneer from the pen of the socialist leader and anti-foyalist. Keir Hardie.-The letter is an -ironical congratulation to King George on their majesties’ visit to the Dowlais works in Merthyr Bo- rough. I

As the chief object of the letter,

Mr. Hardie Proceeds to dwell upon the conditions of labor and housing at Dowlais, and mentions various matters in connection with the strike action last year ,to obtain trade un- ion rates at Dawlafs, as the reason why the astute gentlemen who ar- ranged thiils trip for His Majesty to

Dowlais to be entertained by the firm

atuol Bros. 7-5M3ipd. may now be clear to the Kin . It

was that the principal shareholders of

foxes’to board. Terms moderate'. the mm' Wh° W°’°.°f U10 900151

Apply‘to Applegarth Fox Ranch,

world of London, Birmingham and

Bene “_ 7_5M5iE4ip,|_ elsewhere, might be rehabilitated,

’b0uss, Upper Queen St. For par- ticulars ' write Q. care Guardian. t

KD' TO

llaliver milk in City- M050 UBV9 F0' `"""'A'"A""""”""""”"”""""""""""""""""""""" ""'

ferenc“e_. Apply in person to W. A. Mutchijqgqgva- Z;¥_._1V!-“é_iI?.d_- WANTED, .rr ouch: A LADY aoox- ` erience refer-

k e r. One with exp D . » Y _ rgdltnd one who "veg or belong, to NEW YORK, July 8--To promote cable says:-Lord Pirrie at Copen _(gnu-|.ot,¢,stown, Write, giving full and conserve reciprocal trade relirfhagen, after visiting the Danish imormatioufto Box 99 cure Gu-“_ tions between the Unitbd States and oil-driven vessel Fionla, said oil- .dun om” ' ' 7_4EM3i_ the other American countries,.is the driven vessels are bound to be' of .. -- -»‘----l- ' '~ purpose of the Pan-Amdrlcan .States great importance in ocean naviga-

wawrsn Fon Duusrsrlsnsoa

`3°h°°‘- ‘“‘ °‘P°“°“°,°d t°“°’,‘°",,,‘;f ssnfzed hss'e hy leeds-s in the sontnl y , a._ . . ¢\\°i°°°°“°i °l“”~ me °' °““ ' snd osntrni snfsricsn export truce. that on does not exist in sngisnd

_Midsummer vacation. Supplement |40,|)0_` Apply to J.A. Stewart, Sec.

- ______ 7-_5Mlw. _

'l‘"4li:"`i-i"aTi*"wZii7riD ron 'mums- ,dx School, Number 37, second

male teacher, suPl>l°mBl1i¢

A Matthews, Secretary-

_ - _ _ _ 1-sfuaisfpd. “"'”"fi‘lf:n, su_1'iri‘ni.f1osN'r mag' wtAl?oy is wantedf One who has

'f :Muution and who lives in

whitewashed and once more made to

ppear respectable members of so-

ciety. This does not appear to him

_ o be 5 very kingly office. and-tear-stained wealth of the creat-

w,- 2%_,a*_'il°¢t°t_:’w};'__'!:i._iXl;i_-i__i;;-his-lqql "I therefhre respectfully ask your ors of dismal Dowlais."°

/D'l$RESPE_(_i`lFUL T0 KING

LONDON, July 2-What the Lon-,majesty/’ continues Mp, Hnrdi,._ nbc.

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fore consenting to visit the Dowlais works, or to be entertained there to make inquiries concerning the facts, and if you find, as you must find if you inquire, that they are true both in substance and in fact. to refuse to be a Party to the arrangement of either visiting the works 'or being en- tertained there to lunch.” _

Mr. Hardie urged that the King’s_

welcome in Wales would be turned, from warmth to enthusiasm if His Majesty boldly took his stand on the side of the workers. He concludes: "The working classes can place but one interpretation upon a visit Guest. Keen'and Nettlefolds at this stage. and that will be that you, too,

aoeosasoeeceleose

Edward Isfnnd is justly entitled

. to B twenty-four hour telegraph-

ic news service, as enjoyed by the other Provinces of Canada, rather than the night wire ser- vice only, as up to June 30th last supplied by The Morning Guardian and afterwards print- ed in The Evening Guardian. Accordingly n, representative vis- ited St. John last week and ar- ranged for a Canadian Press day service, not only for Even-

for the other t_wo Charlotte- town dailies, providing they de- sired to take advanigge of it.

The Guardian’s generosity in

arranging for fl day service for others. as well as for itself, an-d thus accommodating all Char- lottetown dail paper as well

y s

as Guardian readers, is greatly ° appreciated bv the general pub- ° lic, even if not by all these *

newspapers, but the fact re- mains that it is to The Guard- ian that the people of Prince

Edwand _Is_lan% are indebted, first for n nigh Canadian Press service and now forthe day Cau- adian Press and Special Tele-

graphic news published since . u _v first, and thus the latter is enjoyed by the readers of all three ‘evening papers, but The Evening Guardian also contains the nicht tclegraphic news.

The friends of both_'l‘he Mom- -

ing Guardian and The Evening Guardian, are quite ex- pressive of their appreciation that their favorite papers con- tain the latest day and night, as 'well s night and dav Can-

adian Press and Special Tele-

glliaphic and local news, and t us a complete twenty-four hour service. Advertisers are also more than pleased with the

raniid increase of fully two thou- san readers already in The

Evening Giiardian's circulation, as wel as several hundred fofr.

The Morning Daily.

The Guardian ever realizes its

obligation to furnish its readers with the latest and best news service obtainable, and to give to its advertisers the largest and most valuable circulation Possible, but is equally will g

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ing Guardian readers, .hilt also *

oleenoi.

are against them and on the side of their oppressors. Go to Dowlais by all means, seetheir people and their homes, but shun the works as you would a plague spot. There I leave the matter. It is for you to decide whether, with these facts brought to your notice, it is"rol1slstent with the hospitality paid for out of the brood-

nan--AMERICAN

STATES AssooIA'rIoN

Association which has just been or-

Its permanent headquarters occupy four floors of n big office building on Thirty Second Street. The president of the~ Assocfs,tion,l is F. A. Wurse-

The Board of Directors includes

‘ cl _ ' E

Midsunlmer h01idl»Y°~ APPIY Judge Alton B. Parker, Hiramllflax-512,000 atlas are superior to

im, Simon Patlhc, lg South Ameri- can millionaire, and. eflberto, Bar-

on _of twenty-thrall ofthe BMW: of the Union cdfnllose a Governors

bach, a New York banker. _ ,

ron, a Mexican lawyer. The Govern- ,fém means a revolution in

OIL BURNERS.

NEW YORK Jul 1-A London

tion. ' "The onl troubl " he said "is

Germany and France, but in Amari'-Q

,ships of the same else," he ."and for* that reason their

xtlon. " ` .

that other newspapers supzly the best they can, for “00IDD8tjition is the life of trade." Accordingly the Guard- fan made the same arrangement for day telegraphic news, if de- sired by its evening contempor- aries, as for its own Evening Daily,

The Guardian is now but issu- fllt two dailies, one in the morn- ing and the other in the after- noon, as it has been doing for years, but since July first its afternoon paper contains its own dare news in _addition to thst of The Morning Guardian, or, in other words, the news of the fwellty-four hours in-nnsdfsteiy before it goes to press. The MOWING Guardian occupies a similar position.

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RECOVERIN

CYCLONE”S EFFECT

»-._i.s-_i_._

Pffiifsif nfl!

the proposed salmon fishing trip to

rom the rear took ffight at the

he unfortunate man was found

\Qns:BEc, July a-colonel' the Hon. Sam Hughes, minister of militia and defense, arrived 'in Que- bec this morning and passed

view the military proper*-v 0° Sf- Clias river. '

(Canadian Press.) BALTIC Jul 4-The Czar t

e discussed.

rived here this morning from Boston,

q Truro after the Shannon was paid ' 2;, off and died here in 1902, aged ninety ROME July 3_R¢ga|~ding e n tW° yen” court’s decree as outrag¢0‘-ls. PFW" n

Ludovico Kospigliosi and the Princess

divorce edict. This has just been decided and on the terms of it a legal separation is granted and the

must not be confounded with UW

Broohe. He then made a. private in- _Pri Gu,” 8 Hosni noni’ who

spectlon of the five Levis forts and, “C095 ‘ PP 9 ` later in the afternoon Drocesdsd £0 ~ was Mrs" R°`m'P°'rkh“'°t “mx wh° for t

_vears has been seeking from _the Va- tican a sanction to her marriage.

by quite a number of Charlottetown citizens who drove out in teams and

ith i it d h e and

order being. strictly observed)

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commenced at one o'Cl0¢k Bild 'SBU' tinued until four, during this time the defending party Buweeded 1"

many others. I _ _ , th

The scene of the sham iight, assurrounding and taking DFISOHGFS G

referred to in ysststdsy's Mornlng_ entire cavalry of the attacking partly;

Guardian, was north of the P. E.I.R. _ Tnus handicapped the attack C00

and lying between the line and the, not but prove a failure. __ nd h __ Mui Road' the milltjg, ggvering al _F116 men Sf100d f.ll0"_h€: its €;1l;lir

frontage of one and a half to two dlty of the dui’ We 655 miles. _ long n;srcth__. _'I;h;t;;t\1fI_\__ ;‘;§‘_l’t hues winch psf-tiuinste in maintain-

The attalcking force in command o ma 9 Y 9 1" B 1

< _ _ If h d ppcr was

fi.r°~ Isassfi °°°‘i.;:.“~=”*..r;;:f:. :::..a:“..;.“. ..1“... ». nn... i . '

the outing and were e. m0B€ iHWl`°5t'

This year they are up t0 fl MGH

his fills UP _wiicufffs fflsfn “"§f,§,,"l‘I,‘;§I{‘{,'”“,[,,,'1'°`

llot Increased

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day hosrdkd the Imperial oerfnsn -- _

’ Yacht and welcomed the Kaiser cor-

, ,,1REDE,{f§{'.;‘;§“'f,u§;°°ilH_ “_ H_ dislly. It is believed that the possihi- (Canadian press) _

uw Governor Gsneml has given up ca! ending the -Italia-u-Turkiot war REGINA, July 4-The city h;_

all but recovered from the shock

_Bique rivnh Sunday's disaster. A remarhahlh'

spirit of optimism prevails and alt'

HIS NECK BR0K_EN_ ready every man available is bueilf.

__-_ engaged erecting teiéporary storef,

< ' __ _ ' and residences, Hundr s o men ar_0_' ‘re'fIi‘RUilli(ddeglly!v taliidrllilteihlalahn occudf _.___ engaged in tearing fdownhang cglearixxéf Charles Wynn, aged abouélilfty-five Pip /th” debris 0! °“" _'im fe 13 1 iyears. He had been employ in coal ~ . .

. . - - (Canadian Press.) will be worth repair and efforts ar _

ltruckmg' and W” “ning behind his HENLEY, on' Thames, July 4.- being concentrated on clearing ous _l"“?“° “mr d°“"°"’”3 B 1°” t° ' “ in the preliminary hosts of the Grand the dennis with n view to sscsrtsfn-

<°““t°m°r °'_‘ Victoria Street' A" Challenge cup at the Henley regretta, ing whether or not there are _ala f““’°"'°""° had be” b’°”g"t ‘° “ the sydney Rowing Cluh of New more bodies in the ruins. 'rho des

standstill a short time before at South wales beat the Argonaut Row_ list has not inc,.e”ed_ There am “vs 'the °“t"'"‘°° t° 5' “°ighb°"”g h°“°§ in Club of Toronto, length and, ral patients in hospitals and ah a ` _

f m

fty odd houses destroye . Very W,

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Hd WW” 9 h°"" °“ °°m1“z 0” quarter Time 7 minutes 4 seconds private homes, however, who are not,

expected to recover so are likely to

whine. takins 01° °0"'=f°1 from A DANGEROUS Dani-:i.1o'r. bsfniaitions to the list of dead. Miss

the driver,`A_fter al brief run along -- McElmoyle, whose mother was kllleQ

* _the street, ill which the cart and QUE}_;;jq31‘0'wN, July 3-The Cun- and who herself was reported as misl- ' (driver were overturned in ~ a heap. ard line stsamship Laconla, which ar- in

° t '_ un-

g, has been found at a privat¢`___

house suffering with concussion of the

derneath, quite dead, having had reported that on June 29, she passsd brain which will probably result in his neck broken bv the fall. No a dangerous wreck, a schoqner's side death. Robert Kerr, whose brother. _blame is-said to be attached to the or deck, 85 by Z5 feéf. 111 lat- 41.09. in-law was instantly killed is 110%

' fewner of‘the machine. lon. 31.19, and on July 1, in lat, expected to live. Miss Russell, whose ° Wynn is married, and leaves n 46.48, long, 22.22, she P88825 B 105 back was broken in the telephone ex'-' ’ small family. He was the voungest f0PfY feet 10118- AU'-ef diB0mhH1‘k' change will also likely die. Fhlnerall » _ f th 1 t J h W _ 'h wta ing passengers at this DON. the of _ ° ":i?:>Iled sseoil; eof ln; povgerwbgys iii LBCOHIH proceeded for Liverpool. _ Scouts will bury their Scout Master °thsit'. tfth sh- _-"-_-""< °“ _ s non 1;,id0r;;;eaI£;`;,|:,:;'\:|s‘;:,1ks_owy,,en nag; ANOTHER DIVORCE. were destroyed will be opened in oth-

t .

. ' _ _ th _ ' i

victims are being held daily. Boy,

Sunday. Three churches whicli

buildings fonservices next Sundais ie Methodists will use the city hal! the morning and the Presbyterianl the evening. The Baptists will usd

_ Rc ina Theatre. All three churchel

INISTER OF MI!§éTIAT QUEBEC who was formerly Mildred Haseltinef, wig- be rebuilt at once with th, 3-wg, IS W A -‘ daughter of s Philadelphia nrtfst. np- ,~,, v n

pealed for a modification of their gum” of soum Rulway and gmsm

of e five stotv warehouse on the

t. ~

(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, July 4-The Govern

a . . . . - _

. _ children re intrusted to the mother s ment is likely to grant 330.000 for,

Ttrellgouziqzyé ES';r1yJ ‘ge t{‘1h°de“I‘J';§,‘;s nn;-e_ a `f.he Regina relief and 310,000 to the c‘;§__p lccoséganied ‘by ‘I’_m?d and may nospigifosf and the Princess, who phicoutuni fire sufferers.

(Canadian Press.)

REGINA, July 4-'rhe street ear raffle bas been resumed and thi

T. P. gives $5.000. _ .1 ' Three men~who'to0l. 3 bottle ‘of

beer each from the 0. P. R. yards

.. _ gexrsent to jail for a year ,with hard

HALIFAX, N. S., Jul 3-Rev. M,

_________________ A, Maclfinnon, formerly 5 Presbyter-

- ian minister of Halifax, and now of

Regina.. wires to n friend in this cfty

...The tactics of Yesterday Of the P. The defending party, led bl' Maj” that his church and the manse were

8.30 , . U _

E. I. militia in camp were watched €a‘;:_eS"_I_}eft‘;1_;’i*:_m'§o_‘;*ittiDn_ aTh‘;‘ ac-tio; goth destroyed by tns cvclone, but hs

nd his family escaped. The church will be rebuilt at once he says.

ROADS PAY TULL.

NEW XURK, July .i-All railway

ng the joint ticket agency aL_ Ellis

of l.l‘auspm hating ii;nuligi'alii-B to tllilil'

livinlger Mille (hai “slits Hughes ing feature of the dsy's engagement- ““"°'"“““"‘- “““ "‘ ““ *““““““*

where tfcsets cost more that “.00

i d ti - standard of efficiency. _ine railway pa, s ten per cont.

3"; “Srila eB,n‘11:v The dayis casualties were few andluuifiiilissluu Lu this stcamsuip ALIABI bigohacedmseveral times at' farm- included one man with an irllured GYB. ‘U" “W” "““‘““°"’» “““"“‘"'> W “W

“other with lace,-ated em- and one lttstimony of \_.. U. Mcoaiu, chaif-una

houses en route and were in all cases_a a _ _ _ _

. Vere me b the heat ui Luc iiuua saint; nssuuiusidu f-008 o

most cordially <_>_________Q ,__ ,

» """ "I31aLIksD'luoUs'i‘AoHss

1-Iyde's aversion to mustaches has just cost nfm $400, hui: he heiieves that is preferable to seeing two sail-

t t . ` Hyde chartered the stesni veellt Maund for a cruise in northern wat- ers. He is now at 00061155100- WIN" he joined the yacht lt Lcffh .lie found that two of thesailors were adorned with mustachcs. He insisted that these decorations be removed.

ANOTHER AVIATOR

IS SATISFIED.

BUKAREST, Rounfsnis. July 4--

Lieutenekit Csrands, an officer of the Ronmanian army and a well kn0Wn

of-s on his yacht wearing the face a- _military aviator, W" i"“““*lY kill-

dornments that he DBl'il¢“l8l'lY <16' °d this m°"'i“g' by if ml hmm I; steamslilu fines. varying from SP!!

cent. to 30 per cent. curing day! of

height of 300 feet while making flight over the local aerodrome.

FOOT AND MOUTH

DISEASE BACILLUS.

BERLIN, July 3-Prof. Wllhelni Crugell of the Agricultural' and Hy-

The sailors refused, and Mr. Hyde gene Dorn"-1\1H\€ Of the Umvers"-Y Of

ca, where oil iiplentlful and cheap- _ discharged thorn, having to psy thcin/rlostoek states that be has not - only .er than coal, these vessels will be LOWELL, July 8-Cabinet msg," ` $400 in lieu of notice. located the bacillus which causes f00t

largely used soon, no doubt, for the numbering aboug 150 went on stuka. _ carrying tt-anis. _toasy, demanding fifty hour, ,, ww, Donn onuzou Passions nnscovarsd s serum making cattle im- lines did not attempt to anlwrtidlx

srfd month dimmer, but he also has

"Oil b rain vessels of 10.000 Ur instead of fifty-five hours as at pre-' "" m"'*°- Th* '°"‘"“ i' "°t °“’““'°'

steam- sent. 'rho firms affected sro Prstt ft LONDON. July 8-Lord Crew" 01 hut preventive. It een therefore be

oddsfl.. -Forrest, Amasa Pratt Company, W, Ksdleston, chancellor of the Univer- administered to healthy animals.

invent- E. Holmes and C. M. Holmes. A ‘sity of Olford Pfclldcd at U10 B89' " """-"~*°"‘-'°° nBVlK°' .notice posted in the shops of these sions of this, the second day of PLOT NIPPED.

‘concerns stated that the firm under- the C01|zl'¢lB 0( U16 UnW°°"°3U°l °f “"'*" railway lines they take and are I stood -‘the men were dissatisfied with the Empire During the day the con- "1 4

_ _ _ . _ . . M even cons te in the matter

U lotteitown flood wages is offer- Boadd, ' 1 . i . WEALTHY DEBTORB conditions, and added that the busl- grass discussed the rslat- LONDON' JM’ 3°ACDi:'ly at an witness admitted; but he '

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-fe appegreu at the nearing of the gofeiniiieut salt against tus ship- .iug lrusf. as alleged to be c_uustl.~

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LONDON, July 3-Jaulrs Hdzell ’ rated in the business ol the Norah

_Atlantic conference of uteamship

lines.

For more than 30 years railways

have been paying commissions do

estructive competition, ui.

n ‘ t ie loss the trunk lines got together and...i1xeii.usn per cent. as a fall' commission, declared the witness.

I suppose, he continued, th

the stsamship men were consulter but I do not know.

He stated that the commissions

applied only to steerage pasecnfetl west-bound, and altho the Cunt

he eastbound immigrant trams. Ho

said, I understand the

lines attempt to do so .in coulda tion with the lines west of -Chicago(

The immigrants do not choose t*

. » t Guardian Oil- The principal work of the Aesocla-_' , _ . ' ,ness would still be run under pres- 1 gi 0| u fvenfefes to lDB¢iB1 d€!PB¢C|1 "Um B ° “"5 h t th h d mum ,_ in

:,°”Afpm.’ lt mm 0 ______°'m§“- tion for the i»r°l\_°*"Ym ‘&h?*§é,"1\°*“‘ 1 _..._ - ent mzzexemsnt end lwurl will re- tzchltlssi and professional eduostion; tg: 3_1-:t:_i;e.;;f_:_fsotrh:opt_i;_.;_°131;- :__:m___°Y ° 11° '_ . j;T°n,_'os sasv 'rsiuus ce of 1, v.°\‘mfl"PII.¢ .b 0'. .- mel" ° =°m°~ the interchange of nnfvmfty means Y » Th ,,,|

S block of lend containing Patil-American llrodudti in New York NEW YORK, July 3.-*John D

.nd me “bum 0| tg, umvsrmt secutor and the commandant of the ° “’°°m'uP' W m

._l1el.‘ll9°‘° - “ ‘ ~ ii "sift h usd. dhtor i' ' _manic N 0 Us . ` . P ' _ ci lice, confsf-ed with Lord °f-*"*°*““‘“*_l“*."”-”"§;;‘l*i enmity-sins sem. six mil” 5°!" ._°l_f°-Y~ __ rt|:’°°’i‘m;' °,"m¢°_sft 'fonts' to th: _L L. 9 fn the sm in regard to their in Kar; P° md _ It __ “__de___ g,,,¢¢,,_ mlm (nop &¢

_ _ n tionery a UTY C0 . ,

_ y w. B. Newwvi- °\=°"‘°“‘* 3|", » . _? .-`~. , '“f. °‘§,, ,, ,- _d med h ,nn , Arnsrfesn oluhs fashioned situ- the t , , th , 'mists just what will henna

' W ____A__§}l'!‘§‘§_.£ - - 0 .- » .F my if,',,,,‘§,.,,,,.f¢y°".,.,,, 0,, ';f,,;,,,,_f§ | osnsdisn sluts which now nourish fn 'IIB IHITIIEI "W :,'§:.l°lrftgh:::i-5.” “hand tene! lglggish '°'°“°" “ ’°“ "°" 7"" ""'

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B3_ W , ' _ _ ,xamong 5 Ions ||,¢_0| N¢'\ york," most of the cities of the Dominion.. h W i Lo d “_ F - 6 gerrufcad fofmjl- gmghr 3p¢¢¢§' .'_

with the discovery of an alleged con

Charlottetown, good lmiidlllll. Was _ _ Y ' _ . fluence on character and moral ° °“°" 7'” “Y ,njmng Umm gnu. 4|."-kg 1 QQ? dum" “ilu” risk," Ap. _ _ __ _ _ Purfeali Manufactxrdingasompanyéema MONTREAIH July _‘_A hm" or mum stood the conference was connected tom” _,

ay River School, No 94- A ,nm mn f . in md to mwmmant m mme,” moiety- mm is the prefect which has been set on ___a_ W ° ‘ax ” ted" ° d ,_h°“,' “',_°,°“ of counsel for the shipping men ‘

f, _ _ , b__ ready n sums, _ eaefel_.a|elit for the

,_ _ _____'.§ to Jenn .evxinfmgigil _“num at mug: fm". to mt ,mr onnnnm, my M |m|,°,¢,,,e¢_ Hgnfn :voaiihyrssterly winds, fair and very _ 'rarrs OLD Holm BOLD m __ mt' umm M we

.B _ i # d The Int qua' ol m. mum *Q “0_”_ to Vancouver. The Montreal club will

tllc.t¥§ada.fiybertinilxia¢ra

J sins A iiiiisfriAni.s~-dow- ,,, ,, nm p.s‘,`snne'ai only 'fi 1. llisiinelm could swoi-ding to Mlm* °f¢'“"'°“~ *-“° f°"*°““'~“‘°“ , ,, o`isomss'i~1 o July” 1-'rho ofa mein r term he tutfeaf

._ _ _, ~ ~ ' - - i . g ing of the club being planned for to- '|110 OWN! fllllbsflf F6 f000\'d0<l ‘ ' " ' . » _ ' Fit y street bc- Md ,pg n, nf .hits _ \~_-_.the list owes 44 ceatltlln-. P°»*»"|°_ _ ~ (1 In *_ _ _ nomo of President 'raft wee offered $11 was paidss sommilsion_on~_tldI» ,~w"§",f,'§°nf'.§,,,, :iff Quan Hu. ,,,,'§l'.°.t °f.n .nd so.§l‘itfow3~¢t°lli4,__-uninstall, ss; ren agar. so earn. §_‘;1"‘§‘,* _';‘¢_}';_,_f,‘,§‘f’° {’,§,,,‘§§,"°;,,,‘“c{{;f §§?,f',,{.{, 2,' ,,,, §,1:{`,'{°,°,f'§f,‘§,§_ fx snr.. nt suction todsy. shits' no eu noni sw refs to sen lm_sen- *-fia,go¢'¢ vsstfnsnt, ss this cottage, it-will he hightcmorrow morhule st._§9'?,,“a'H- imc 1. _:sg 2 ,,,h°»pmmutm mm “M th, °,,,,,, nm, am, ,,,,,,,_ , 1,,,,m ,.,_ nicest. lived there the house hu eo snd that for o time in 108” the

good yesi-iv rent. For per a so end suiidzy at 8 47 B. m _mmm "re _:nn 'nl lm" no mum., or _Mm '_ I corded the "mow Mgt ,,“ uns- been occupied bv several persons, the Pennsylvania railroad carried

' 1 ' » .~ - . . _.T _ '- _ i = v _ ‘ 'i _ `* 0 ri. s. mxfnfev. 'rn i :th 1 #oder W1. ` *Nl 1 , ' , £1 t h . st f . . yum fi lm eww reins me wikruvwv. srnntato 0hu»;_ out reg; 15:3 -,_, q;3d°';)m¢s, Charlotte- hour: ::d_thirt¥~l\lll° 11110009!-_ - °'°'°‘!`°m"t7`"'° ;i1‘:£“f5|-T=?*$n£°;`lJ::¢d':, ` ‘ i:‘=v:| ozgventy-:atlas-dare” shot! with the result that the property 81 a bead. " "' “tw” ".45 ~

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