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A A,_ ulrdian re rssentative yeatg _ if ln.intervNew with an oiiiedr °_f ix 4th R08iment C. A.. and rc- oeiv the following brief description °! th’ P0'-°W“W9~ tl`|l> and artillery

Elomvgtiitions,

0 T5' R,°8lulcnt to the training 1912 was the eighth trip taken by

cainp at Petewawa and_waa pal-tm- P8,¢¢ii ill' by all the oflleers__and eighty N. C. Os and men from No-. 3 and 4 Battery. 'l‘he journey to Peeewawa is al1Pl‘0!ismtely one thousand miles Bild Oiwilliies about two dsy's travel- l_i_ng. It is s tiresome journey for Wth 0Ui°0l'B-Bild men and is the most depressing feature of the competition, Colonist cars are provided for the men which, with the quota oi blanket supplied, make them fairly comfort- able but the two days occupied in continuous travel would make the

:nest lfuxtlrious travel seem wanting n com or . _ The men are fed on the train, good

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P.E.I, MAN LUSES _ I

f RLINII RRITTNER HERE

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An unusual incldcfit occurred in

Charlottetown last night from whim there may arise some doubtful con- sequences. - _

Allan Summers, ,formerly 01 3|"

George's, P. E. I., arrived in the city on the express last night from New YOU! Wh9l`0 he resides and from which P1008 he had accompanied his younger T’f°*f|1°l'. WIIO » lives at St. ('Icol'ge's, and who had been in New York re. oeiving treatment for hfs eyes. The latter chap, unfortunately, is par,- tially blind and some time ago when his condition became most prgmum.

edlhis t3der.blAeth&r,. Allan who holds' ‘»...“°|'.‘ . 8 '_& U t til)

N9* 'YO\‘.§.‘|`3‘;lt =fol- :Tie ligated” ods in’ths‘ lib _ that specialists in his city mitiIt_ai_ionl relief. 'rue brother B|:l‘i_Y8d’»|l\ NHWHYOIK ln' dug Mm; and consulted optical specialists. Here, “"5” X‘\°B!s»snd other examinations Oflthe optics had been made, the dis- couraging decision was given by the medical 'authorities that in one to one and a half months the young man‘would be blind. _

The pair then embarked for the af-'

flieted one's home in St. l3eorge's audi arrived last night in Charlotte- t0\v.ll. ‘ »=`A_ visit was paid by the two to the dfiloe ' of Dr. R. J. Ledwell, ' on _Richmond Street and about eleven o'cl0ck the two left. When ~ couple of~_`hlonks from the doetor's' the elder b`l3Utl_\sr‘left his companion etandivg on chr"`aidewailr` 'for' a moment 'while he mills some emluiry at an eaireeut re riddles. Returning he was astonish- ed to discover that his brother had vanished almost as completely as ll the earth had swallowed him up.

The police were notified onli .. dolls kent search was instituted by Sgt. Tavlor. '

The elder brother went to the Vic-

toria Hotel and retired about 1.15 this morning without having secured any knowledge of his unfortunate comnanion's whereabouts but instruct- ed the police to rare for his brother if located. Atwtliree o'ciock thu Search was still in progress but had not been sulecessful.

The _vnunv man mnv have he-on met

iw friends and r-_srerl for and it is honed that this is the case, He hmi some cash on his person but how much was not known. However. there is little rr-sscn tn suspect foul

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(Canadian Press) -

_WASHINGTON July 31- The movement to celebrate they moth an. niversary of the Treaty of Ghent was advanced by the Senate foreign re- lations committee today when it was

Root's bill to authorize the President' to appoinl. a, Peace Centennial Com- mittee to confe? with cqumittees of Great Britain and Canada, and re. port-plans to Congress.

Tl] IIlRII§ATE_ '

AUSTRALIA

~ (Canadian Press)

SYDNEY, July 31-‘N. W. R. Niel-

son, formerly Minister of Lands, ,who rcliresented thc New South Wales llovernment at the Chicago Irrigation Congress and afterwards conducted an. investigation into the irrigation me-, thods of the United States, as ie- sued a report in which he sax the eastern codst of Australia can be made quite as productive as any similar area in the United States or Canada. He suggests that the government

irrigate this tract and also recom- mends that steps be taken to foster trade with the American continent.

_MINISTER UE IUSTIIIE

PRISUN SYSTEMS

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, (Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, July 81-As stated Moll.

C. S. Doherty, Minister ,of Justice. will. before returning to Canada, 'ln- vestigate the systems in vogue in the prisons of France and England with a view to applying reforms to the Ca- nadian penitentiary system.

MINISTERS IIEINE /_ ~ UINEU IN LUNUUN

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/ _ (Canadian Press)

LONDON, July 31- Rt. I-Ion. R. L. Borden and his colleagues will be en- tertained to a dinner by the Carleton Club on Friday night. This is the first time in the history of the exclusive Carleton circle that a stranger has been entertained.

Lord GIaude‘Hsmilton will pre-

side. _ “ ' " 'Tickets for the dinner are u premi-

lum. ’

NINE DROWN ED.

NEUMINSTER, Prussia, July 30 -

Nine persons were drowned bv the eapsizing oi a sail boat on lilinfelder

Play for the pri-sent. _.

lake. _

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Sumner si:HoeL,o|= I _

- §T;lNEdrlT»N»°veN ° atmniue T.. m. yeetti ele,‘r'noulreys', nears, poreuN>luee, etc, my K y pp

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many expressions of regret M8 heard ever the eel»_ereii°\\ °i

and students. friends and ac

s strenuous insist upon

thereby dll-

of he school of some special-

‘even the fog hold

oiled

automobiling full.

were as

,ones and

recreation" has cation in

not sp

their actual

last week was ideal. tsndanee

it has

did at Fredericton.

Friday at which

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was held

many years.

receiving in amount less

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eeeldeu to leyerebly report senator'

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UE TREATY UE SHENT REMAINS

Il Piisli

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, July 31-"Kid McCoy" the American boxer, who is held here on 5 provisional extradition warrant, must remain in custody two weeks more until the Belgian extradition papers are read. Meanwhile he has been refused bail.

LIEE SAIIINI3 RULES

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, July 31-The British

Board of Trade has framed new rules governing life saving precautions on merchant- vessels'as a result of the Titanic disaster. 4

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RESULUTIUN IIE SNMPANHY

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, July 31-The House of

Commons passed a, resolution of sym- pathy on the death of the Mikado. Hon. Mr. Asquitll said he believed the Anglo-Japanese Alliance rested on an enduring foundation.

Secretary was made five years in- stead of one.

The place of meetingfor next your

was placed in the hands of a com- mittee to decide. The time oi meet- ing is July 8-29, 1913.

Thee officers were elected as fol.

lows:

President--S. A. Starrett, B. Sc.,

Roxbury, Mass.; . -

Vizie Presidents--B. Mcliittrick, B, A., unenburg, N. S.; D. W. Hamil-

Marion Judson, Alexandria, P. E. I.

Secretary -'I‘reasurer- J. D. Sca-

mlan. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Board of Directors:-Prof. L. W.

Bailey, L.L.D., Fredericton, retiring 1913, Prof. L. ‘A. DcWolfe, M.Sc., Truro, retiring 1914; Prof. D. S. Mc- Intosh, M. Sc., Halifax, 1915; Prof. HL H. H. Hagerman, M.A., Frederic- ton, 1016; Prof. H. E. Bigelow, Ph. D. Sackvillc, 1917. v

On Friday evening a very delight-

fullreception was given the students at Temple Baptist Ch-urch. Toddy Dr. A. H. MacKay is expect-

ed to lecture and on Tuesday thu school concert will be given, and on Wednesday comes the closing meet- ing.

ton, `Ph.D., Fredericton, `N.B.; Miss

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(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, July 31-Mayor G,ay-

nor this afternoon issued a call for

a special meeting of the Board of Alderman on Monday next for the

purpose of authorizing the comrnlttcc (Canadian Pr°sB') (chwdian Press) to investigate the police conditions BOBTUN. July 31-Bi! dlviBiOli WASHINGTON. Juli' 31"°A new re'

in film city. superintendents of the Boston Elevat- yolntlon has

'l‘ e Committee will be empowered ed company appeal-ed ln the guper. “B

to lnvestl ste the ae ertmeut in ull ~ ~ _ Z ' , . ,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,,_ " §§,§e,§<§§§d§hg; ;{f35g°§§eg“,<jm;“;g_ -no eerie... ertue uuletu ste...

(Canadian pl-egg) rested on indictment! charging pep gllnboat, Annapolis, at San Juan del

Nmw YORK, July 31-It is el- iury. 'rue alleges oseuee wus com- 5"* ¢°"“"

pected that Licllt Becker will break migtgd when th, 5upey(nf,,mdon¢s testp ment that Z » f down in the Toombs and tell his ned at the strike hearing before tp, attacked nn July 29 and is now cut story of_ police graft and gamblers. ‘ stage board of ¢onci1la¢|,,,_, ,md Mb, off from communication.

(rambling houses are all shut

tight as a result of the Rosenthal case.

_ EUR RUITSEIIELT

_ PARTS, July 31-Amers Bridzenlon,

lltiicfilieil as an American, was shot TSKIIO

. elrllledtrl M lr ~°""““

(Canadian Press) 23,8 Rnd er; TIN by gnc Ninn? nm country,

ovsran nav, July ai-'rhere is V. I, g “ 5 *""“‘ “‘°“ ° ’“ “° with the a movement on foot within the na- f{fhgnt'm d _ i .d t Emperor, tional progressive party to name a ge T B sm 0 be the ou” peror Yoshihito having expressed the Demucrat ‘mm the Sollth 35 COT- come UE an alleged attachment be` desire that therc should llc a, sensa- P.onsevclt's running mate, Col. Roose- t:§e:,hNgm§ E135; rfmd her husband tion owing to the losses entailed by veit stated today, if an available man “ ' I' 5 a ' it 1 d ly, ' t 1 _ vim be agreed ulwn. h‘"tf,' Rh” °“,§"° th.” "°"'““ “ave euc(enwN:iL"lnItT=NN1)a(tlgNul erelTeTlN;e;r. “_ bColonel Titoosevelt said that a num* "se “P to T' e l’011°°- Nevertheless deep n,,t;,,,m1 nymwp er of lea, ers ,of the new party had "“*"*"`_' th is

_ y pronounced. Emperor Yoshi-

made this suggestion to him and that E hito todav issued an edict announcing he favored the plan. He added that f ms ,,cce,,,,Ei,m to me thmnm

such a selection would emphasize thc »

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I IAIINBTUNIANS WEEI O

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(Special to The Guardian.) MONi_`»'I‘()N, July 31-Frank Walsh,

of P. McSwcency & Cos stall, was married today to Lavinia'Babincall.

'I’he_honey moon includes a tour

of P. ls. 1sl..nd`. -_ , o'r'l'Aw/l, .luly 31--sterling lu

(cmmdmn PmBs') of labor will make a tour of thc

NEW,y0RK' ‘I“N¥, 31-0” 0' NW' Maritime 1’l~ovinccs in tllc interest of

YDFNE Big Four “B del°5“t°_s`“t` his department.

large to be sent _to the National __________.._.

(Canadian Press.) This announcement was mane today SYDNEY .luly 30-lvluior General

FOREST. Out-. July 31- flames hy wm. -H. Hotclnrlss, stute choir- w. Willis 0| Mwliiilan and an unldenti- man of the new party. the

fied man were found dead under an The gelogtlon 0| R woman Wm pm. is in y 0V°l't“"\€d i_1UiR0- The Clif illiset by bably be left to the feminine wing tion ofthe various militia regilnents, striking 5 dltch' Of thi’ DiU`tY- armorles, etc. He is accompanied

I .iii-'-’-iRT_|LLEilY - will iiivtslicsrf _ Iuu|lEll_Sll_

: ill Psrtwlwl New voRK Police

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fe-»»» nsiul ulvilln wills our

_INITIIITEU

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(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, July 31-The census bul-

letin of the Canadian Manufacturers will be out in a fcw weeks and will show an increase of nearly a. hun- ,dhred per cent in Canadian Manufact- urers over 1010.

I WIIMAN UELEIIATE

Convention of the New Progressive party at Chicago next week probably will be a woman.

THE HEATHER

The tide will be high this afternoon

whnm The last quarter of the mogn will mu d d H t dl

_ 1|' ,gg A _ sth, f, 1| 3 " * "~‘°*“" ' ' pany or eral! ve per cen scoun

D &';.t.r:‘ MTL: lengt gf codayawill be fTuT'iT- s‘P1;2n:“%ll§F Itiyrnuag; allowed. Minimum charge twenty-fiv 0' ~r..r.:~.:-.-:.....° or-ee.___-__efc.e-re... ._-e

I e ‘ ' ' E6§*i"`"sn.vsm mlm/ll.. oonn

urmem "1" *° M' °‘°““,{,."°"°;’,§,, “"“ °° . noel. ruitlsls l.. li. rnuierleeve "1stTl(.L°°rm°'°' M°°d”'1-affix rrevinelsl 12;. :ggiyvlx-lst: »m*§ dr; "QE rt its Kent st. ‘ e-melee. _ _ "Tn "£1 To me Sump are lo ¢'y. lite ¢,,,.ro5Nn.`Bris nswmllm rsaca. snr; your ehilareu te the ax

will '

ee _

eg", no, gs” go ~ |53, _ Owner may have same by calling at Tea on Aug. ith at lit. H bert

occurred to mar the pleasure of

e “I

5|.; wma., gill gg/ggtll, “ly“°,q', -Guardian Omoo, and paying for ad. These under ll years half fare,

. ' ears free. V -$7 li

he nest. me to em. rhewery. ' , » _-f _ . 8-lllllm der _S 1 , _ MW, H me

‘ _ ~ , ‘ I , ‘ ‘

pfgmnt anfieieares _liaimme cnresgsrgetia eevn Keep iliuard’e Linlment in the house. _lllnarils Lieiment need by Pllyeieiane- ty attached. Pbotogrepbmmuet be` B.Br~ _ _ ; _ ... _ . _

- ings were in good conditions or not.

The Mighty Haag Circus opened~ It was quite a venture for Mr.-horse critic.\ '

yesterday in UhBi'l0tI¢0i'»0Wi1 8-lid EIW0 HM-8 in bringing his mammoth circus The greatest interest, however, was not two performances, one at 2 p. m, the here owing to the great difficulties of maintained in `t)e main tent where A Other Bt 3 D. Ill-. transportation and poor railwayl the rinci al show w rid t po

For weeks past the coming of a facilities for his requirements but yes- I The Tiaagpcircus has aditharthiam otlhe- mt'

UUCUB T155 iillgaged thi’ O'3t¢m'i°n‘ 01 WTOBY thi’ ill’l0i`§Bi1iC lliirlt Of thcL world's best in aerobats contortion- he

thi! Province and those who anticilmt- management saw a reward for their ists, trapew am-l ring af-tlstg and ed something unusual and good were efforts in the imme se attendance other acrobatic and gymnastic ex-‘ Iwi diS“l>i’°i“t°d-in fe” my Wm which greeted their iwld l>el‘i°"““"°°°- nerts. rests el strength. eglllty one more than delighted with the er- In the afternoon three thousand pee- skill ell requiring lntrepluity one

cellence of the show offering. glgnniénepggg xleeshsvzi hangin £1” tetiiée dl;rIl'l;g were pe‘l;forme;i "by lady ang men e,l,a¢y~,,(;l of-v*creth shplcks und Ia

~ €ml!Il‘ m£m l' 0 8 B < 05.1* V

Satisfaction was general for the at- Eeceived hearty lfpillause for owwidldk xlllzg anwneieT:T.ric [NN'lire“:T;8Aryl:rl »1

'|'|.|E_;|‘E“|)ERl‘|',uR£ _ tendance was at all times enthusias- of the highest order of merit. ye,_,¢c,.,|,,y_ |

tic and no complaints were heard. The eqnestrlans were in a class -by

TIDES. Ercl The fmilmfort Evftthe gagherlng thzvas themselves. Whole fargilies as equine farmer llvinz in this locality, \wss

_ _ care y see' o an every ng, eprt dd i 'b b lr - t hi (Special to The Guardian.) moved without friction- fdrrfreril :vIIth ddrggs tr;Tn:<T to pg- tied :,,(;,~',f,,te;,'ig:,l,:’l',‘,‘;, r;,(;,stél;`eLT,NN-, :ahlceN

TORONTO. Alia 1-F¥°°*‘ "Om" Order was perfect and sobriety pre- cemplish new une taking performer- 3"’ '

eaetplrlfy winds; lgeégiily falr, cool with milled at the igrougde. Ther; were] no ces were _combined _to furnish thrills agnlnae an iron band at the base of muc og nea c . eagreeab e d stur ences an not ing for the audience-and successfully so. the mls' the hm.” recolvm ,, charge

A contingent of clowns, clumsy yet

The lowest temperature recorded either performances. This is creditable clever, aroused peals of laughter and yesterday was sixty-two degrees alike to circus and attendance. all-19 splitting wmadiang 55,10;-9 wer, ¢ above zero and the highest was The menagsris was a place of great ever to the front. A galaxy _of vor-al seventy one above The lowest interest for all Here were shown ists and versatile entertainers as wi-il

r viol ni ht was iiit ,ions tigers leopards, h enae, cam- as two bands were reatl e recino

___ , _ f~ day it was sixty-two above and at Bild thi’ Glhi-bitl0i1 Ol Donles. tiny Bild 'I‘he,side shows were clean, amusing

'nine p. nr. it was sixty-three shove. trim. WB! 0! much iiiiifiwlii- Thi! and instructive and everyone who

The temperature at one o'cioek |l0i‘l0 HTIOW 81000- W8! W0Pi'»\1 th” took in the whole show felt no

YABMOUTH Jul 29-The sum- Scotia gave a lecture on "The Con- yesterday by the "Rexsll Store" Pi'li° Oi admission and B<l\iii1°l W0" qualm of conscience over money oi-

. Y .

l 1 t e v tl i Forester t st ll tn ter with northern 'Iwi in may different breeds. many ten questionobly .spent in such pieces,

school of Bum” B amos ov r “T-llx‘T».n1LTi'NlaNione began today and a Bipglure enxgsnm ,,,v¢,,¢y_,|: aggrwg of fneetimable value -and all hand- An abnncg 0| fain" Wu 5 command.

number of 'students will _write “bo” “rm some and dear to the eyes of the able feature of the management.

The show will be continued thisaf-

annual business m0etii'i§ Of 31° at 12.28 and tomorrow morning at ‘Ds _ ternoon and night.

_ 1.87 and Hatnrday at 2.01.

'°'°°'fm°f5é “‘° '“" '°“ “"5 $35’-‘“' T” 'iff mo Ldl.TsEelTTE<Tcir|on ""'°"”°5“""°

»»~",;°= :.“.§i..*.3":.‘.’.‘§’..‘ii...“.. is ‘f...§ '§1'.....I __._. muc sinus..

ogchogi dlghlt -4~43- One cent per word each( insertion `

N ` NOW' 1'1"! i-°iii8\i¢ lt 9-15» in this column. Cash must accom- --'

to ww “l'li¢l‘¢ 'll li flill 11100” fm M°°‘T°¥f pany order and five per eent discount

m It July 39th, at 12.28 p.m. allowed. Minimum charge twentysnve One cent per word eseb insertion,

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in this column. Cash must aeco

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" _ - .l » lnorning, with Major McLeod, he pald

CIRCUS IS WONDERFULLY NNORTHY ENTERTIIINNNENT

mi five verses. Five volumes wor\d‘s e' P W'

No. 5.-For. the best essay (any

,(»,- ered words. Five volumes Henry Van

IN NICARAGUA

broken out in Nicara-

advised the Navy_ Depart- Mana ua the capital was

(Canadian Press) , Jllly 31-Business in the nd generally throughout the wllicll/onlne to a standstill death on Tuesday of the was resumed today, Em-

( IS RUNNING, ' EASTNIARII

(Canadian Press)

Oct., Hon. T. W. i‘rot|lcrs, Minister

GEN. 0'l"I`l‘]lt IN SYDNEY.

1). Otter, Inspector General of Department of Militia at Ottawa.

the cit in thc course of inspec-

D. McNevin, also of 0ttBWB- Tlile

ll visit of inspection to the arlnorics at the park. He had little to say concerning matters there, but when qllestioned ns to whether the build-

he rcplicd that they certainly were

sked as to whether there was ally ssihllity of a new armory beingier- nd here, the General replied that lla(-l hoard nothing of if..

ELECTRICAL FREAK.

BROCKVILLE. Ont., July 30-Two

The animal which belonged to a-

err fastened. Puttins its “W0

which stunned it and knocked out wo teeth. and becoming a conductor

T0 RA

Signey United ynd Great Britain if! Fisheries Regulations ~

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weueairn Press) ._

WAFHINGTON, July 31-The SI:

nate's ll-reign relations committee today url-eed to recommend the ratif nc:-_tl-lu I f the treaty signed July 20, ‘Iuy the I .llteu States and Great Bri- iuin ,iri-liliillgatllilg nllllfig IHNBNUBI Nl! _muff-llll-iland waters. 'Phe_»tn¢ty carries oui, with some nbdificltiolil, the methods of procedure recommend- ed by thc Hague Tribunal, Bcptcme ber 7, 1910. ~ ` ,;-'

The treaty provides that all futuz

laws or rules for the regulating _ the fisheries of Great Britain, or Newfoundland, such as relafa in time and method of takhig fish, lhlll be promulgated and come into operl- tion within the first fifteen days ol November of each year. 7

After promulgation the United

States gives forty-five days in which to object. -The objection -will be made to I joint committee of three.

BEEF HIGHER. \ ‘

HALIFAX, July 31-Not content with mounting to altitudes lbefore un- heard of,_ the cost of beef, which has been greater this year than ever be- fore, has taken another big ,lump and from present indications bids fair to ,., soar still higher. The packing houses further sdd that they will bp forced to discontinue ali, deiiveriel during August and that they see no relief in the tension which will he the inevitable result of R shortaged. 'l September. This depressing new/.s has been acutely felt in Halifax, ns n. falling off in this sta-ple food produces a sharp advance in values. This is well illustrated bv the fact that ten days ago American plate beef sold for :508.5i) per barrel wholesale, while Z“e quotations are now between $19 and - $18.50 per barrel wholesale,while .tho depleted and an upward price march is imminent. It would be dimcult to state inet what figural will ruin in li few w say that there will be much more, than at present.

Pork remains as last reported and

holding strong, with lard being well sustained in sympathy. I _-

Wholesalers are looking for another

rise in rice as thesupply is running

short of the demand. '

Business in general is in good con-

dition and ‘both soles and collections

are said to be satisfactory.

INITIATION FATALITY.

ANDERSON, S. C., July 30--Mir

taking that part of the initiation were _iircarms are flourished and blank cartridges are exploded al meaning to do him bodily harns.Fur- lnan Bagwell, a candidate being ini- tiated into the Woodman of the World, rllshed from the lodge-room and snatched his pistol from his cont hanging in the ante-room. He then' turned back into the lodge-l'o0l11 Mill fired three shots ln quick succession at Molton Taylor, who was leading the degree team in the initiation.’f`hs first shot hit Taylor in the a~bd0lIl0ll. Tile second buried itself in the hip- bonc. The last shot struck Taylor un the back of the neck and STIUOOO off. Taylor is dying.

The men were fast friends, and Bag- well acted through lrlght. lie .viii ‘wt bc prosecuted.

\lll.I'rAnv DRILL I

L )_~ |-I ».`~T. July 30-The Daily NOW) \fli-'.».i<ill U orrespondent reports that. », ,.»l,. the Australian scheme of com- phlnoi v nhlifsry training there were over 10,000 prosecutors for non-per- formance f»f_<_i_ri_il-__i»_ ihenef °‘“*'*

Jlldeadditinn there were 10,000 flil- ures to register to 11021" tl`li“li\¢ "1 July, 5,000 bring in Sydlwy e\°i\°- '

Ask for Minl\rd’s and tale no otllf-

or thc current, shocked the men.

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Class A., No. 1.---For the bestl poem, referring to Prince Edward is-, land (not more than five verses)-‘ I-lilver Medal. No. 2.-For the host llcscrIDtl0l\ iii prose of this Province as a l>li\°° W live in (not more than 300 words). Silver Medal.

No. ii.-For the three best harvest

or farm scenes, in the Garden of the Gulf (any siee). Silver Medal. '

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