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7,3; foteig-,S7 ' ‘ 'M0a.tches All Early

_ . Moming Malls. » ,

C LOTTETO E E A S A T E UL

A THOUSAND ME,N Sunil 'Sunni Inu uit ull Inu wnlu M5I'fYMPlC GAMES , ,

LOOKED ON IDLY

w“.'.‘.1»'t`.l¥‘WA-’iz‘u.l'i’t’i.£l’iR.*iii..I I ,HAR WN PRINC bw 'RD i L TID DANADA U sDAY. I 4; A4 0109;? I I I I rI‘;;.’3i-iT.i’:‘i'i.’in’”‘ I I l=

5 ) 4 ’ V J ' 1

l§¢I§En

U4 l< =E E: EZ E

_ ASS0lIIeAIIOII

IILE~ SANIUE

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While Woman Drowned. None Offering ..E*f7.§.§‘.§‘I.‘.‘;‘3L.l2“;f..‘i&’;‘.I'.'i‘;§.‘£’;‘..sf ohuseekirrg North pun the

Help. Then Stole Her Purse and "’.§’L§‘..‘i.‘i°".<.‘.§‘.‘I.i§..‘I.‘_ 3?.” .’.”‘.3°.§‘.‘;‘l§$

H t S \ East. There were three sessions. The 2 ~ wry of Heartless Cru- -A :;;';:'°:..i°“;z:.:r::;?_::..:I;::“sl

by Rev. W. B. Crowell, Summerside,_ after which Mr_Crowell was appointed

steam

elty and Greed.

CHICAGO. July 13-<spe¢lul)- Although she screamed for assist- Holy Spirit for Service." He point-

While a thousund men und boys Bat ance, none of the crowd that watched ed or stood within n companatively few wen" tn assist her' I if

Instead of this the gazers stole the that this ver im nrtnnh factor lind-

Y I7

womnn's hat and pllrse which she had HUA- All l`¢C€l1f- Y91l1'G. 8110 WHS l10l1 F9* St

lvlng the attention it must receive

' r

feet of her, and in sight of nearly!

1000 ofhers' an unidentified W°m*m ‘placed on the pier and fled. im

fell from the North Pier at thel Half an hour later the body was by

m'-mth Uf Chiw-B0 River and was' taken from the water by men from ‘gig

drowned. the life-saving station, __ Luke 24 49 showin that the disciples sw.. W . ___ _ of

t

/_

jv-v»--- d

T Y ‘ T ' terry at Jerusslam until they were

IDLE GOLD IN BANKS

AND WHAT T0 D0 WITH IT

Plan Proposed in English Parliament for Dealing- i'.‘.‘§'°,.f.'Z.2..‘Z‘.i’.°.’§‘°.'if.°2..§.f'ui`l2‘°r.f.“.i“r..§.i

ch . _ -

_i merside, Sec'y ofthe meeting for the W

_`_`“"` "“*‘-_‘~*?~ _-___ day. Next followed an excellent ad-

ricts of the Sunday School Associa-

airman and J C Jardine, Sum

Other the South Pole at

the Same Time.

NEW YORK, . July l3-it-1|'-ecial if- hen Commander Psnry boards fha

er Roosevelt at Sydney this

“ss by F"°M Seed' Ganong °“ “th” lweak and starts on his expelitlon in

eatest need of the church to-day ti

ministers and lay workers, if they B e going to be successful stewards in d

. B

our Lord were commanded to S

out clearly and briefly that the 9°

ed

e LOMIB V"neyard" He quoted from place the Union Jack at 00 degrees

outh. '

arch of the North Pole an interna- onal race to the uttermost ends of

as more of the Holy Spirit and tb

e earth will be on.

Peary hopes to carry the Stars and

rlpes to the North Pole, while the ltish Antarctic expedition comman-

by Lt. .'Shackleto.n is trying to

_

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sl,.- »- -

I

- adian Finds a

INDIANHEAD, July' 13-(Bpcciui)T' , -A most disastrous train wreck rr.. S

curred at Winro Siding- ..

Eighteen cars of eastbound freight

including three cars of cattle und Dime of horses leaving the track as LONDON' JM7 l3_IISp°°i"l)_W*th the “sun of A brqken Hamm the very worst variety of English

The cam that left the ,mek “but weather, a heavy rainstorm followed

.mud the bridge' tearing up tm by drizzle, the Olympic games were rails and piling up the cars in a opened by King Edward today in the mass of splinters and twisted lron in presume of B Img” crowd °' “thine” which were mingled scores O, man'-,V all paraded before the grand stand. od homes and eattm The first event was the dfteen han- ’ dred metres race, the first heat of

SP'I"‘°'SNJ"°~C“'S»D°S"°Y$ Under Bad Weather Conditions With

' 'M iilrl; l.` ’

AII INO|AN HEAD r OPENED BY KING

ii _

_ .<__.____¥__-_

H0.S..Sa,,dgarr|.,_ , I al Crowd of Athletes-One Can-

Place in First Contest

which was won by Sullivan, New York, with Highbody, Chicago second Meadows, Cnnada third.

The winner of the second heat was

Shepherd, New York; of third heat, Hallows, England; of the fourth heat Toney of England.

The swimming races were won by

Englishmen.

_ -5 17. "J

endowed with power from on high.

He showed tho wonderful transforma- ti

on that had taken place in the

lives of those men after pentecost. .

Denying Peter became boldly preach- ing Peter and they were all enabled

to accomplish a mighty work after V

this power came upon them. He then

brought under this power and who

With Unclaimed Millions--Cases of Actual were arwmplirhl-fu -1 .nm work lu '

Want, 'Where People are Entitled to 2“.““ "'°“g"* “M” “"8 P°‘”°f 0' “le

the Money. followed by Revs. Rattee, Malpeque,

_-._...____€__ chairman. The first speaker pointing

LONDON, July 13.-The I-louse of

Commons gave a .irst rsulillg to Mi.Bottomley’s bill to make !..\r.l<s give a return to the state o-' un- claimed balances :md \a-.u.lb.cs which have seen in their posse :_-non

unpaid dividends in the possession of :V the joint stock banks.

"There was a joint stock bank

which a few years ago had as a

, ~u.t ner ce tif- l l.d h 2

for, six years or mole and-band them (1'w`:10;_.2,,'0U[f,ninec -‘E8 hcnnid (itwiw ig led by Rev. J. B. Gough, Kensing- Addresses were delivered by Rev, Du,

winning souls for the Master, since Addfgssgs Rgv, Cramp

bell and Iludge Forbes of S't. John N. B.

putt. The way to get the .Spirit is told us _in Luke 11,13. He was

J. B. Gough, Kensington, and the

out particularly that Baptism of the

¢-.__

lsaid Mr. Bottomley, "In the shape of T013’ Spirit memlt C0mP1ef° “fren” '

er toqGod by the individual in

hich al of the speakers concurred. _

, ` lscrors and others interested in the

AFTMRNOQN SESSION' Canadian Bible Society was held in

Tile afternoon session convened at the Y. M. C. A. _parlor last evening .35 o’clock with devotional exercises over which J, T. Melllsli presided,

An interesting meeting of the 'col-

SUIVIMIH SfHO0I

0I SCIENCE

` (Special Correspondence.) SAUKVILLE, July ia.-The ses-`

sion of the Summer School continues to grow in interest and- numbers, ad- ditions being made to the roll every day. The weather ln Suckville, after the first two days, being all that could be possibly desired, cool and

pleasant, causing the work to be performed without any feeling ol W

fatigue. The large, airy and com- 00

modious rooms of the Ladies’ College H .with its excellent menu makes the living for the members very enjoy- B able. The meeting every day in the P

AN IE i IN

N A R AL L E

ACROSS CONTINENT

Airships Will Soon be Established to Carry Passen-

gers from London to Berlin: The Krupps and ' a Number of Bankers are Said fo be Inter-

ested in New

Company.

BERLIN, July 71.-A company, ,Zeitung hailing .its successful man- ith a, preliminary capital of $125,- OUVGTS B9 H Smal' P°1m°“1 5° "M

ne of passenger airshlps between t

0, is being formed tu establish n “

s scientific event. , He contends that Germany leads he way in applying -aviation to war-

erlin, London, Paris, Vienna, St- fare, the sirships she already possn-

etersburg, Copenhagen Ind Stock- s

es being effective weapons of war

He hails the Kaiser as the founder of

____ ____-, ry-

over to ,the public trustee.

M Campqell and Judge Forbes of

=r."Th° °bA°”tv" he Bald' “I” I" I"‘m'»lb nk sk f r tl l l the DlSU"iCtH W'-*F6 l”0¢¢iV€d fl`0lll U10 St. Joh-n. Their very interesting

info- the fiossesslin and colltrr.-'s -wil 8 ‘ 'V U le. "mmgerl ‘raw B S the State the vast mnvmm Oficlleck for the entire sum, count the T wealth which is at present l\'illgIn0"e5.’ cried( me intereiit and the" ' dormant and entirely un l‘<».l|:etl\'o1p“y It m mmm “nd filsappear f0l`

in the vaults and strongprooms offmother “waive months'

. . . _ For ‘ev " 't l

the v rlou b k ng t t t f, I’ en year” pm* tml' 1“dY had the Ugitod sKmagnd$m mms I u Ions 0 'not been seen. That £28 003 with its

Banks would have to make return,acC"n"'lm'°d Interest “ab “'11 lymg

of the money securities, jewelry and I in the bunk' He °°“1d give tm’ name S

plate which Had been in 1 of tile ball-k to the Chancellor of the unclaimed for six years agdssgvgiigg Exchequer' was there ” d°“bt thi*

the propenty of persons'who had dongs; "ld may had ceased to exist 7

operated their account during that at about the poor' depmdents Of

every Yom. She would d,_i\.e up to the ton, verbal reports of the school in G

t

uperintendents, or other delegates. 9

atements set forth that last year

he schools reporting showed that 285,000 copies of the Scrlptllres in

(U0l\4>l1ll0d Ol PIII 4)- 75 languages were distributed last

._____._.._..._L.L_.__l____._ year in Canada at or linden cost.

'common dmmg_,.O0m makes the holm. The Krupps and n number of

school partake largely of the charset- g““k°" B" interest” in th' mm' er of s. continuous picnic. The court- any' wus attention given the members by Rlulolph Martin, author of tile nov- Dr. and ,Mrs. Borden and their val- °1' Th° Lommi-I WU m uw Mr'

.usd assiatants leaves nothing to be and other novels dealing with avia-

L S. 3 te.

from the auxiliary to the parentI_0n .Thursday evening- Prof. L. W. tl

his trip to England, made: last year.

The society is auxiliary to the Brit-,desired for. All are contented. In ‘

ish and Foreign Bible Society which,the class-rooms esrnest and effective N

makes the translations and produces Lwork is being done, instructors cap- I _ ,

, he oook and 25,000 was remitted'able and studen zealous. 238594 Of C0\1n;t ZePPelin s latest air-

a.r movements have long been dil-

the German war fleet, His Majes'ty'l hcitement to Count Zapplin and' of!!- irs to invent n practical aerial war- ghlyp having led tothe present ro- sults. Professor Bchiemann'l. view

' on is organized the German Aerial cuts all the more figure Owlllg l»0'|llI

srvy League. These and other siiml int/imacy witli the Kaiser.

Some newspapers, with more ot

len overt reference to British naval

lp Prof. Lchiemsnn crystalizes pr¢p0i1d°l`&l1C°. Blllllll-MI-ll GUl‘lIlll1¥'l le national pride in Count Zeppl'ln'| necessity for owning a supreme :aerial

Ihcst. _ _

.3 _ .___r-1=-1. ~.;=~__. £1 1

so iety -last yea.r.- Sixteen thousand.-Bailey LL. D. of Fredericton, N. B., volumes in many languages were dis- gave a' most interesting account of `°"°m1* rn °“ “mc” in th° Kwu' tributed to the immigrants arriving

period. They would also have to ac-I3? nm Indy wh" were deprived ‘lf rnunt to the state fur all old hunlr ° "‘°”°"?

notes or other obligations whichI

there was reason to believe had by A:

the effluxwon of time become ob- filled 'H R milwu accident

solete.

Thu theory of the hill wnu that 'Q'

causes, deaths, removals abroad,

the extinction of families' and thtghe banks hiid said they could ive P

carelessness of testators, accumu- lated vast sums and had been in the habit every six years of “w1~i¢.

ing off" these dormant balances. L

"There are over £1,000,000 to-day," 5

HINHASI IIIIO0NI ` IN UNIIIO SIAIIS

RENO, Nov., July 13.-Tllllt Mount

Jeff Davis in Wlzfitepiue county, Nuvil-

dn, is the highest mountain in the! United States was announced today by State ldnrginecr Nicholas, wllo also

confirms 'tile story of "thc spectre of' Ilrocknon," heretofore bcllcvcd to be u myth.

While on the top of the nlountuin,

wlvich he measured us 14,7013 fort high, 200 feet higher tllull ully other peak ln the country, Nicllollls was, able to sec un .illlngc of llllll.~'.clf,* greatly mugnlllod, in the clouds, above ,bla head. A blind of Indians told of this phenominn years uiz\0. when they were scared nwuy from thc I peak by the uncanny sight, but until Engineer Nicholas conllrulcll tilla- siory, it was 5,-ellurally discredited.,

The government has official record' of a mountain in Germany wllero n i,-imilur ¢0n¢lltlon prevails. Nicliilllls declares his intention to return to Mount Jeff Davis und discover the cause of tfhe mimlw-

A wealthy personal friend with mo.

H _ Y_ V _ The

am y wole now living in absolute ant because they were unable to 0

0

ad gone from bank to bank and

o information. g S

P0liB1ble for the statement that

are was one Private bank in our on which admittedly had over

2.000.000 of dormant securities B

- __..`.._ ' S

Mr. Bottomley made himself reg- ;

ua _

cy on deposit in various banks was

en

--..._ ___,,l ,¢__' rule both the English version and eldeuts, he proceeded to describe

another fn the native language of the many places of interest in England. imml' ~ nt ive t the _ Th Lilv l, t rhf , ‘ it f ti

MEDIUINE FIAT. -YUIY 11--0118 lmporgtliiance lhlliad gains of Elf: wo‘rk be? comtafieligfili, tgredtl Wedlttll had aixizzt f me H109* S0l`I0UBdWY°°kSd|"°C°“d°d' ing done were strongly enforced by squalor being found side by side. ---

_ _ nd out where th Il the W€B€ h8PD€ll° YSSWY HY-WIND ooth Dr. Campbell and Judge Forbes. The city on the whole was unattrac-

these banks had from various h e m°ney.w“S'Th°y an engine C011id€ll 11954-U11 With 5 The average contllbution to the soci- tive. In London with its wonderful

356811801' U"El"l1 "Om the CFOWB NUM- ety from those, contributing last year historic associations, the lecturer Well HPS F6D0f€0d dead. Blld mlllly was 73 cents each. An effort will be found himself captivated. Although

new are lying in hospitals. suflerillz made to raise this tn one dollar.

in St John alone last year and were Beginning with a description of the

in all cases gladly received. As s voyage, detailing many pleasant in-

rom their Injuries. The dead are 2- The money is greatly needed, Tim scribed" the listeners ¢,0.Dr_ Bailey story cqmes inom n Refuge House

Jsmeli NiCh01S0I1. eH8il1€0l` Of USM collectors from the different church Ireallzed that it-=was now being de- in

81110; H0wnrd Grar, fireman PB-S~ will be shortly going their rounds Iscribed by -opal-who tonkr-a -living in- Depcw. an inmate was heir to 89.-

GDKEP flllill; J- A- Ridlamballlll. DHS- the city congregations and an sifol terest' in all that he se.-W... So-v-ivid 00 like mimi J- BIJBW. PBBS€llS9l`; Dllll- will be made to secure better organ- were.his~ dosoriptiossfthat-.the and- 'backed by ABWYUTS DSPBW. the suD- R

‘ - - osed pauper is the rightful owner

" ----Y can MpEachern. passenger- All were leutlnn throughout the Province.

BHIO EE IAL S

AS AI UUIBIE

C01-IOGNFJ. July; 11-Tflle now bridge

under constrllctinn over the Rhino at Cologne fell in today and n number of thle workmen engaged on the str- ucture lost their lives. Up to noon fourteen bodies have been recovered and nine men have been taken from the water seriously injured. It is impossible to tell now exactly how llllllly were ldlled.

Tile scaffold supporting the pow-

erful crune used ill the erection of the csnfral spun of the bridge collapsed and carried with it several other ' Bllans. Muny of the wonkmen who were thrown into the river, are gfafll

unnenth the wreckage.

About u score of struggling men were quickly pi'cked`up by a small

bout which put out from tllo shore.

M 'I 1 ld illimenl Cures Colds. Elc-

rollloifr Ann

i-zviznér uiolir

. l

Tonight sees the new service cf A fresh picture every evening ut Ivew| Wo' derland, and lt is hop-ld Lllut ite, patrons of the house \\'l.l l1ll;ll'9°I’°t°` thi efforts -of the mnl.lf<C'l|0Ul- IOI

R ` in s s new lllus

to ,,,,e_ I lvuuu Melunnon s ii t t Sweden-a' Sllllelb "Im depichns I "ated welsh and ithenlbrtomvzlny tnmlllcl?

the wondrous scenery ln this |»iil:lt`-;;‘;;-`:"g(;>o<l.Ther;l'¢ ns not wary, much Que country will be the new I _ - . - I it ow to got A Limerick

Beyond description ln the irrf\l‘\'|@'“` “I

mountains; the rlppllnl: of send* fiv-

f ll wnlcii

OPI. and the magnificent a s H t t t Inman," only nv, “bound in this wunuy' ever’ duauwxdts eilnr ‘lin fihl? hour of keen`enJov‘I

li' i 'N Wonderland. . I

hedhnseroda dives;-lu the auditions! one nn the reel, and tells-the If-Of! nf love, jealousy and remorse int: wny that appeals to all who WB C

time e n

coupon in. .so ask for one at 3:0

box nfflce on the way to un.l0Y °

killed instantly. Engineer Twohey, of the passenger train, died in the hospital. Conductor Mallette suc

0ANAOIAII IHIIUE

ocomotive was running light

pick up a train and the passenger train was just coming _into the yard when the accident occurred. Engineer Nicholson had received or- ders to pick up the Spokane Fly- er, and had got clearance `pupers to that effect. Operator Ritchie, who gave the clearance, is missing. An inquiry will be held today. OTTAWA, July 13.-According to

im.. _*L_ ____ a

The Wllmlellt fcglstefed Yffsfefdal Commerce Department from D. H. IW*;'tl`; l~h"°“`I“ bo" th? 9°fe°“~ TNI”

wns 79 degrees while on Sunday the U d- T d .. 1 i _rw a num er o transpnwntea temperature went as high as 87 de. SUSE' in uni mt” 1- m ethvonémsa on |V°l`Y ll11l¥_ill\lHU'Hf-Gil till’ §C'¢ll99 “I”

us ra ia, e ommon- ,

grees. I - . _ ready described. Dr. Baileys lecture Holmes, Sackvllle, and Mrs. A. J. wealth Governmenl. will this sum `w both .Mere tm and instruc

I mer take up the question ofa re- as I S 5 _ _

Henry llllll MVS- Gl'HhHm. Sl- SWF' ciprocal trade agreement with Can- tive and to “mile not privileged to

hen. N_ BU, have returned home h_,,m .dm In his report to the Depmb travel tllel' opportunity of hnving H pleasant visit in Uha,.|0tte.w“_,,’ ment ML Ross says that in an.-,p,1'qcss described by so intelligent an urdny morning the case against

with their flullsllter. Mrs. Hurry lft~ interview with Prem-en Di-.nlrin lust °bS°"'°' ‘H “ ""6 ma"

ik. th ‘ith 1 A in _ -------~--~~~~~-'--"T.--~“~~‘ " , C -- fN.(l.'f.l. §I.bmrr'§.ri"°§§° behalf if viii. Condensed Advcrtlsemenh°Iwh° were »1frww<l run- it I<@1u~- Dr- J. H. BCCONI. Mrs- Se_c”rd “ml Clhhfllan GOV6l`Dm€fll'. IDI' 5 reclpro- ' ':'f.:‘(

nd Idullullicr. of Snckv;l'l_lc. _ure sal tnrid, the latter stated that T00 ln” for Classification.

Ivellillllg ll NW flflYl‘ U" U10'-'B "-fl' as the new Australian general and

ward Islund. - Britvsh Preferential tariff had mil ., ----~-~-~ ~

if _ been finally dealt wll.ll on May 2JtTl `VANTED_Girl mr “nerd i‘°""'

Citizens cllnnof. fall but note with 1M,t_ his Government had been ,m_ w0l‘|f. Mllhll- \;lV¢u“Pf°\`€§“°'- Dlellhllfe U18 I-ill! UPDGHFBHC0 'la A~ able to consider Canadian llo- Relermcm 'eq"'redk' “$6 YPQ M. Poole & Co's lumber yard at bon- pm-,,~,|S_ Mrs. H. W. WE8 S. 1 nw ~ ~ ‘ .olly'| wharf west. This is 8 Cl`0<1lt £0 Premier Deak‘ln_ gdyn Mr_ |¢,,,,,., I' NU- _ g______,______ that en'L€l'lll`lSlFli! l‘-0"ll>IlllY- again expressed his p~".~4.»n".l synl I T OST-01| SUNIHY \'1f"tW°°“ S°“th‘]-

report received by the Trade and

I0 00.000000

this city has been so frequently de- CHATHAM. Ont.. Juli’ 13-'"Th‘f

wen Co., ont., that Richard

iencee _.ln imagination found them- D selves in the great British "Museum, 0! the 'l`0Wl1Sif-0 in the City of Dela- Tgwgr 04 London, St_pau1§ and ware, Ohio. The Delaware town- Wggtmlnigern-_ site was granted to Depew's grand-

From London he passed- to the father, but his rights were usurped quiet and classic beauty of Oxford, bl' Others- A 55011 time 9-50 WOYG making pernengl, reierqnnsg to the came from lawyers looking for heirs prnvlnrlul Rhodes scholnrs round ol the MSL Depew and Richard is there and the work they were doing. the H018 heill- Legal Hf1\'l92l”B IIBVB Thence in Torquay with its rustic been looking alter his rights and ex- baalfty and on to historic Chester l’¢C‘- f-0 get Allhefltage RI- 0000-

Wifxh the remanents of its Roman ;Wall. At the close of the lecture lllBllY excellent views pl‘01`ected from Among the visitors to this city are post cards by the reflectroscope. il- A. 1. snunrluru, summeruide, W. P. l\lBf,l‘BtfVe OI the plAC€S described, Grant, L, R, McLaren, S, S, do

Forest, of St. John, N. B., L_ J. Myllns, Lewis Archibald, Halifax, W. W. Taylor, Moncton, Fred H. Mc-

- M.oore, San Francisco, Cal.

At the (`-ity Police Court on Slit-

Jnmes Callaghan, Joseph Cameron, Edgar Mc(‘urron and Frank Gormelly

,Kiggins as they were suill to hllve had in their possession 1-l quantity of undorclotlling, etc., sllspecled to have ,been stolen from S. Af Macd-ona\d's ware disnlissed for wnnf. of evidence.

The Province has had three week!

-< puthy towards the lnumrvrrnr-nt uf,-_ 1 port and Kepppch a pair oftfleuree kindly furnlslwfl by Mr- Nev-

lqnv_ H. E. Thomas, of Charlotte- _trade relations with Canada, una, in-,gentleman's glasses ln case. Finder

iowll, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. tlmaizcd that during the q...~..!ium n- please lcnve nt Guardian office. Hayworth of MUIICIOD- MF- Thlmlae tary recess the question would be 7-14dl'3l- I

is accompanied by his little daughter. carefully gone into with n view to 'FWOUND-Capt. Alex. Jackson pink-

, -- having the matter dealt with at the <1 dory five miles off Palmer

Rev. S. H. (Irs/rnvlpilll, wgo gastbeen Iiext session of the Australian Par- '[s_l,\€irl_uI())\?vner can have same by pay- I

visiting ill SL- Br DB. - -. Ura lament which will probably com- i penses. Schooner Olive S.

_ few days, left last week for his home Lance early in October. gilginf, iileasant, Lot 63, Kings Conn- A

_ -fn Nrrrln River, P. E. I. “_ 7.14d;|,r2iprr_

At New Wonderland, a New. Picture. Something New f

` Every Evening. e _

Psi#

Warburton, Hon.

McLean, M. P.,

‘berry of the Meterological Service in this Pity the nlenn maximllm tem- iaraturc for the month of June was 68, the mean minimum 50.6, and the moan temperatllre 59.3. But the clos_ ng week of' June was much vmrnler than tile average the maximum com- ng close to 8-1 day after day nd registering 81 on the 27th. There were three thunderstorms fn June, respectively on the 20th, 21st and

1 Grace Sunda School Picnic ma At an adjourned meeting of the i OST-On Sunday 1291 l“5'-- A fe? 'hu the lu.-rt .If th.. city picnic. ioI Chai-lomzuwn Board or Trade hula 1 and hixlr trnrrlrgg v;Ir§f;»b;>r'o|rsth_ nurlng hh. mono. th. rnlnrnll nm 'Bum' but not by “ny mem' ‘yesnmay afternoon' the mnowmz twlm Egrlidelporlease notify or leave

ther. least. Keep in mind che day, ,members were elect/ed delegates to Sffllllllli- m P 7_ud3,pd‘

' Wednesday of next week, the 'Maritime Board of Trade et- st th s_q__ce. _g“______

, ‘I-0 D0 held in Halifax on the 19th FFEACHER-Wanted. Assistant bea-

` _Miss Janet MacArthur, Ernsrald 0" -\“Z\ll¢1"-A . ' B

_Mrs Laura Campbell, Freetown; .L G. E. Hughes, _ F. Tldmarsh, W. school. BupPl°Il1°°t V°t°d~ “'“"‘°'

U.. _0urran, Charlottetown, Lewis A- Wlllllblfll A 1 M d Mnnnonnlri, Lot 11 and John M,¢_ James Paton, Horace Hssaard and Body of Trustees. 1- 4( fp _

‘Gnwsn, St. John, are visiting in J. 0. Hyndman. A committee select-

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thm, I" them always _,,,me|_|iln¢ new the development of the story. _Mthfs province ,O irom the de egates was c osen to

was 1.93 inches. and the daily aver- age of sunshine was 8.8 hours. Since Jllly came fn and down bo and incllrd ing the 12th the mean highest tckn- perature has been 82.5, the mean lowest 62.2 and the mean temperature for the ll days 72.3. The average daily sunshine has been l13.5 hours. But one tenth of an inch of rain has fallen in Charlottetown since

cher for Fort Augustus grslded

vacation. Apply to James J. Kelly.

-- prepare subieets and resolutions to be I5i_h June, which fell on July 5th.

I' """"“"¥ f°P'°d"°°° “Y "‘°°"'“" °° N w na l rl to. hide the view i th h h h _ ful mms. una this picture °“"’““°° menu. Come to ew 0 or an Iinrn property." ° ar °' "°"' I' ° . r r.-1°. .l.ir..1lc.ra0iu»n_».r. llilnrdw Llnlmunicumcsrmi ln Cows-rr., continues em awry. ‘ °"' “ '“°“ " N l

in picturesqueness any which AIM

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Mnny elsfsens are wondering wh, presented at the aforesaid meeting. A D

I.. M. Poole & Co. build gnnn low resolialon was also passed and for- ---

bulflldingz on thelfr property at pun- WT; tgottlc Fggeral godvlifinmest

ol y’s w srf was _ This is eaail o - U 'B B Owen onsan 0 ars 0 _. pinned. when th.. oonoiiy ,,,,,§.,,.,',, plscurl ut cha rliupeuul or A dime. 'l"‘“°"""1-1,, b‘{“‘f,md‘,,"'(s,:f,°':,I,),t_

was bought there wng B c|,u,,_. ,}, steamshlp. service this autumn be- '“°»d°"u v a ft mn 'gin 1 |r nd temperature was 65.) or 7 de|l'l'#0l the deed that no structure of any t"°\° “"9 P0" and Great Brien", U tered showers, u B Y 5 5 fcnoler than this year. Hot slnwii kind should be built so hlzh nl lo‘ f°Q“ll'9fl- warm. ___________.__. ieloudlegn days with no rain hal lhln

-”‘ the rule for three weeks and 7010*' “N ,_ U I it H m hviorw

Last year in the first twelve days of July the rainfall was 8.68 indh , lld the mean temperature was -$4.1! 1|-l degrees cooler than this year. 'Phi same period fn July 1906 the mean

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Ths regular monthly meeting of the

City Council was held last evening

_ in the oouncfl chamber. Hi! WOWMY

Olooo' A°°°rd‘“g H’ th” sto" the Mayor and Councillors Rogers

iley Johnson Reddin Campbell Lane uid Stewart being presmt. “le fol- lowing bills were passed. A petition was read asking for s light to bo placed in the lane between King and Dorchester streets which wal referred

to the light committee. Also a peti- tion was read from residents on Queen St. from Kent to Euston Sts., asking that the concrete sidewalk bs placed outside . the trees on the street, and was referred to the street committee. (l.uncillor Rogers explained to the council that there had been a mistake made in making up the estimates for the police de- partment whereby Uhe salary of Mr. Mcbaugblnn clerk of the pollcl court was planed at fifty dollars less than he received lust year. It was moved seconded and carried that Mr. lis- Lnughlan‘il salary be placed at $700 being same nulount as paid last year. It was ordered that a new wooden sidewalk be placed on Rich- mond from Pownal to the boundary

west. of Iiuchford street. Colin. Riley brougllt to the notice of the council sore-rn] nldevmlks that were out of rr.. ' nn-I was informed by Conn. ISL¢*»vnl‘l that fIl'_v niluld bc Attended ;tn he ance. (‘<-un. llpgornhrpught tg file r.<»\|fil of Ihr council several lid*

tl _ T ld i I" ' _ $6 ‘lriléiuxrfiglyofdge '°;`|,e1,'.',‘-nomgter |:'wl\lkc rcqulrlup; attcntllon and w

assured that they would be attend to. f‘olln_ (‘-ulupbell brought to t notice of the council the inconvenien suffered by the dust nuisance and su(- geuted that s boss be placed at cer- tain hydrants to water the Itreetp. (‘oun. Stewart suggested more stall! pipes for the watering csrtp. A com- mittee composed of Conn. Campbell, Johnson and Lane be appointed _‘Q oomnlttee to investigate the

bility of watering the street ,wi hose from the hydrants. The tlidg

of M. P. Hogan for lumber, and

McDonald and Perry for poliemml,

clothing, Pfckard 0: Co. for c were accepted. Council adjourned.

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