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ARE -GRD o _ _iii iiiiioiui PEACE CONFERENCE Now E

Puovl a r » E i EET, wus iioiiii_ _iuAi<|NGsoME PiiooREs's

which Beg,an__ii; -"Kensington Range Yesterday

Morning-_Difficult Conditions for High w-AC--»=f-°---

Scoring, Tyres Shoot well-The Re- i‘<‘;`§i‘.Z1i§f".;_f'.-§1`i.f’2f"”L""

-suits oi Yesterday’s Matches §§$w~335':f°5-tyhld

The Annual Prine meeting of the Pro- vincial itille Association opened yes-

ii-nlay ni. Kensington Range under some- what unfavorable weather; conditions which were however more than cquallzed by the l.n-ge attendance and the usual en- thiisifisin ui the riilenien. The day open- eil llnc and clear with ilrstrnto - light, but

with nn unsteady ieit win&~‘3tli_o _?larks- men ll.-nu--u wind that vaoiod from our to °|glii ili-<,;rccs. In tho oftérnoon the rifle- inon iron- handicapped further by o puzzl- lnu l|nz»- which continued uutllsunset and matic nigh nnd steady scoring extremely flillionll in the Hodgson match. The atti-ialiiiirc was a record one, and broke all iiii-nn\.i- records, almost one, hundred nail ilfiy nicn shooting in the n,,,¢¢|n-,_~, Oi these about sixty- ilvc are Tyres -men who have never won n in-ixc greater than two dollars at a

previous nicct-ing. The showing of the,

no-wi-n-.il was highly creditable and pro-_ niising, one of the number winning the Lieni. Go\'crnor's match, and several oiln-is lioliiu well up in the prize list. The

usnnl number oi votenrn shots is in

silcnilnni-c, nnd the usual enthusiasm pn-\'|iil»-. 'l‘he veteran rango`oi‘ilccr Lt. Col. lioglierty is in command of the r11ii|,;i~, assisted by Capt. Goodwill, and the i-Ilieient and courteous Secretary Capt. llarllctt, is in charge of arrangenionts. ’i‘o<l:iy the second stage ot the Weeks muicli of 1530 yards will be ilred, and if nassllili- thc three stages ol' 'the Prawse match. Tomorrow will be the moetfinter- esling day of thc meeting, as the Ladies' Gliailengo Trophy will be eompetcd for. 'i‘la\. following are the results oi' yester- du_v‘.~' shooting:

1.ll‘IUT GOVER-N0_B'S MATCH. `

'l`\\'cnty dollars irivenannually by the» Lieutenant G ‘ndded hy the Assnciiitlon. Open to all members of the As.~;nciiitloii. Range 500 yards. Num- ber rounds, 7. Rlile Loc-Enfield. Position ein-uno. iintranco fee, 35 cunts, ammuni- tion nnd unc sight, free. _ lilcline, R., Corp., L. H. $10 llreliic, l’., Pte 'ith 82 32 8 Slniw, M. A., Capt (ith 82 ii2 tl lilourc, J. A., Slzrgt 2iJ(\ S2 32 5 lliiicilunald. J. A., Capt L. II. lil -i Illni-, tic-oi-gc, Licut tlth 82 31 Gilruluini, B. J. L.. Liout., l 0. A. ill

Giiriiliuui, F., Pio 4th 82 Crockett, Guo., Major 82 ' lluiitcr, J. li. G., A. B. C.

Acorn, J. li. U., Liou!-. 2nd 82 l\Iatlie_~.oii, W., Corp 1etC. A. Taylor, ll. li. V. R. C. `

Seaman A W, I’ R C Kcinicily A, B V Ii 0

Allan J A, Mejor H2

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BrehnutTF, BVRC Mackinnon 1) A, Capt. 2nd U A Lawson A C, Sengt. tlth H2 Cmokott J M, Sl|1il` Sgt. b`£

McLaren N, Mont. li G

Judson J II, P It U

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Qfyde H, C Il U 13 Crockett V, Stall Sgt. 242

Brown J A, P Ii C

.rearing G ri, or-. z o A McMillan W. Corp L. H. Lawson Ii. A. Pte ilth 81

Ccrlsh W. Pte Znd S2

Johnston W. A. Capt Cinl C A

McMillan J. Lieut (ith 82

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Lougworth, J. A., Lt. Col. li. O. llurris, L. Ii., Gr l C. A.

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Mesaba, n. me om. 2 Matheson, W. Corp l. C. A.

MoDuiT, J. L. Pte 5.82.

Corish, \V. Pte 2.h‘J. Sutherland, W. Pte V. Il. U. Suekling, W. A. It. C.

Mclnnis, A. Gr. 1. C. A.

Robertson, H. A. B. R. C.

Roild, T. A. Lielli. L. Il,

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The Canadian yacht Temeraire won her

nd ug the _“rm mu, lm. (;,,,,-da cup Polvrsriouril, Aug. 15-(Spcclal)-Ai= suln, Port Arthur, Dalney and the Blonde' ny crossing the pnisi, nm, W,, tlclcs four and six in tho Japanese condi-- and Elliott, Islands.

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_ ,ng_B',ee,e Cession _oi -Sakhaiin Postponed-More Fighting his Reported -Military

__ 'Proccrator 'Finds Court Martial Not Severe ii'iio'ugh.

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CnAnr.o'rm, N. Y., Ang. 15-(SpecIal)-

inutes and twelve seconds ahead of the

tions ot peace were disposed oi today.

“om There are: ‘ of

Sim geemud L0 ,10 |,e¢,¢,e,. |,., ,, 800,; breeze Article Four, mutual `plcdgcs to observe Dina-isA,Ang. i5~(Speeial)-The Military

1° the 1,»°qm,|3 |,,,,, me |,,,,,t ,mmug the lntegrlly oi China ami oi the open Proc

uiigiei, in Hgh; w|nds_ door for t-he commerce ot all nations. sentence imposed by court martial on two

Article Six, covers the surrender of all

Discussion ot the ccssion oi Saknlin and the indemnity is postponed.

urator has appealed against the

boys, each twenty years old,nnd is girl

C"|cAGo _MARKE-rs' _liusslnn leasesto the Liao Tung penin-_ thirteen ycars old,of penal servitude for

Olroaoo, August ¢- 15 (Special) -

Wheat 82il “ Wheat sri Pork $14.35 “ Pork ll4.31§

McDuii`J. L. Pte llth 82 5. 2. il. 5. 5. 5. 3.

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Carr R. Tr L. H. McCallum, B. Sergt iltli.82 McFadyon N. G. V. li. 0. Harris L. R. (ir. ist C. A. Mclnuls A. Gr. lst C. A. DewnrJ. A. Mont R. C.

Gill N. Sorgt. -ith. 82 Hooper P. Tr L. il.

Sutherland W1 V. Ii. C. Brycnt/nn N. W. ll.R. C.

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THE HODGSON MATCH.

$l3'7.:Opcn toall cilicicnt members of the Militia who are residents of the Province. and oillcers of the Active Force who have retired retaining rank who are mcinhcrs

constituted civilian rifle clubs certiiled as

mllitiainen who are also members of this Association. The Active Militia ‘mustbo

or

ofthe Association and to mcmbersol duly del

such by their captains who are also mem- “-rr hers of this Association and to retired D0

regularly enrolled members of their corps, di’

More Expected Today-Outline oi the Ai»o»o.oyi.i.ii»i“.-i-Sln". A emo.

Work and Pleasures oi the meeting _,§;‘I,“',f’,§L“§,§°‘;;’§§,‘i?,;"“;”‘,‘§;‘,§°“;°,§§’,;‘”,

secured his crew on thc inalnland. Mr. Aylwnnl was unmarried. There are two sisters, Mrs. George Macdonald, resldings

. with her husband at Southport, Mrs. E.'

orty Delegates Reach Yarmouth and Sixty 'ggi \~<§;g_g-J°'~» Mo'

._.A which occured about two o'elo_ck ln thc;

and certlilcd by their cominandiiig oili- licre' its eilléient. The u'aulc and ccrti-. ilcutos to be handed to tho Secretary when making the entry. Range 000" yards. Rounds 7. LeeY'.Qnt`iold Rltle. Position-prone. Entrance fee 40 cents.; Ammunition and one sight-shot ircc. i Crockett, J. M., st. Sgt. send :si siol Acorn, J. li. C , Llcnt. 2 82nd 32 87 Jones, J. M., Capt. L5 82nd H0 7 Furzc, F. C., Gr 1 C. A. :ill ii Moore, G. M., Lleut. R. O. 30 ' Shaw, M. A., Capt. il 82nd :lil

Moore, J. A., Sgt. 2 82nd -:lo '

Beer, I.. li., Licut. L. H. ill) Keiiiiedy, W. J., Tr. L. li. 20 Jones, E., G. Il. C. 29 Chandler. li. W,, Gr. 1 C. A. zil McRae, D. P., P. Ii. O. 20 Dnrlrc, W. G., Capt. 5.82 '_',.~i Hooper, D. L. Capt. H2 ZH

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Wcnllicrliic J, Pte, 2nd 82 _

Siullli li, i’Lc. 0th 82 lloulloi- ii, Pi,.»_ sth 32

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AUGUST A i New Footwear and Nice

_ Shapes

Women’s Pebble Lace Boot_ nailed solid leather] in- sole 89¢_

Bolélfomenff __ Pgsbie Lace

i U91 € _ $1.00. Mews Bud I.rc¢’§:oz,'solid_

leather, _ $1.80 now $x._§o.' The is a nice naiaiaai sl Boot not too heavy and a good' wearer~We invite you to see the above lot, ~

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Landrigan, J. Gr. 1. C. A. Stewart, D. A. M. R. C. Jenkins, H. A. Gr. 1. 0. A.

Davison, J. M. M. lt. G.

The Hon. The Master ot the Rolls con-

tributes $10 annuaily.'l‘hoAssociation adds

' , ~ ` that* the schooner was thc.Gni-land. No

' 'sigh of llic was to hc seen on her, and-_

‘ after crulsiug around for on hour thc

. putlto sea about elcven o'clock. Her load

of lumber ros ‘ about ilvc feet over the

f deck, and at t ie time of the accident, and

a Y tl\o'ughaircn(!cndous gale was blowing, Squall and Upset- All Hands Probably g|g5_;f;;\;;;_;';°§;_“ “ch ““°°"“f mf” ~_

LOST. lilcludlllg |$|a|\d Man. ” isoe. she was oo ii. long, io rt. 4 in.

‘ Cacounrr proceeded to the scene of the

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Sinlth }I. Pte. 0.82

Crockett, V. St Sgt82 ,

Seaman, A. W. P. R. C.

Allan, J. IL Major 82 Ives Isaac, M. li. C. 2i\ Judson A. G., 1'. li. C. 25

Summer Goods l

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'l‘ho lollowinf iludorgraiiunlo FOUIISICS are olierod :

1. i`oursu ni' our yours lending to this dcurcu of llucliulor ol Arts.

2. Coin-sn of four years leading lo the degree ui llaehclur ut Science.

ii. Ablu~cvIul.cd Science Course without r egrce.

4. H|\ocial course oi' solcctell studies in Arts and Science. ldltlior of the coursus12) ark? suciires to the student admission to thc third your ai tl e

l<`ai'uI\.y ol' Applied Svionce at ctlill University. the Acadia cortiilontc heluir accepted in llui of cxuiiiliuitioiis ui. McGill.)

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D I A S R Y 'race programs and all informa- ""“‘d.€.*ii.ii‘lii’.iai.ii3:t'.':.°l*ilr.“.l*ii’.£.‘.§'im-t. V M ‘f |_ "main n ii s||||||m||

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mieauas Anoiiiaaim, M. A.. ihgliifli and Gcmian. wlif‘exiand to three days. The prim list wlil iauna nasfla. Bwnorraiiliv and Tvvowrltllis- ' ba lmao tins annie auniber oi maioues as last W||.|.r.\M H. Form. Ggmnnutiou. your and tyrua vrlllbe iiioxfoncmiisly treated.

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§\'._Bl¢IA'r‘Giall1&!w‘l_,n_'téi_:virli_~Id.'___°_ . ‘ ‘o_T_pct_iw;1;_ ago roquos __ _tn send _in their

‘ ng wrm grains E»It|`au%so€,wiiii»or not iooa umm cpunsics loading to nipiemas- 0 vienna tim mawiis-_ ’ P (TOLL GlA'I` 1. GEN In Bl. ESB M-AXUAL TRAINLNG. Prlllo lista may bo had on application in tho

Well cqnrgpcd Gyinniurtum, lm-gc and lcv campus. To hc sold hy public auction on thu°_p_remlsof Secretary.

Buildings cated with hot water and lighted by electricity. Bath rooms with hot and cold i;_t_ lln=tlcovi__lie. ian Vyoduesday. thai day o _ F. DOBBIBTY. Lt. Col.. R. L.

W dm*

_ ts . _ -< i n nex , o in.. I res _ President. _, . A » "m'i...i.»mi~ aiwipuiia no o¢.wi»aa» moi-tina-fi. oammi- iaiianiz in mi A aid vigifivgrslilg-_kia ~i°§fu»oi$' .a.A.aan'ri.1vrr._c»_QJ¢. _ ° _ 7 _ ~-_.,i 1;- , sch hiya the and In \ low. _ occuo by scams 'i‘rcuu.rcr. , -3 ' , .

0 onion an sent on application to thc principal. i orroepoofloncc solicited. Write at once, i TOOMD. - d ll. 6. 9. ii. ll Pat ii. 7, il, 1| _ _ ! ‘ , ` i . _

_ |_ i-nianiioi .-ua-i mapa ,. ' ~ »~ .»; ~ nt.

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A|.l1rAi4o|n\l-1rrril1n\i.Aivo. n ul Q. Joni# A. Fo |.ll¢. Biviiiioas Branch

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_ _ _ ) -ri... wnaaiiic pmpurzyzizwii aawmiwm,

being in possession 6|' explosives, llc urges capital puiilsiunent. Toxin, Aug. 15-(Special)-Admiral

Lntaokii reports that n detachment of his squadron on August tliirteentli bom- barded Iiazonraba Point.

Marines were landed nnd were iierocly

attaclreil bythe Russians in ambush but who were finally dispersed.

fora nuinhcr of years, and in iarinlng lor a short tline, having inherited his iatlicr’s beautiful property at Southport. His’ inclinations led hiin to follow the sea, and about two years ago he bought tho- schooner Garland. It is nut known whe- ther there were any other Islanders om board. He lcft Chn.rlottctown in Juno` last with two mcn, but itisthought he;

B. Richards, Keppocli, and a brother Matthew Aylward Southport. The Gar-

s er, il. ovn cot n, an s son was mate. ThcS due Poatsa s -

gale raged oil' the coast of the island.

D9 Y

was signalized by a morunful tragedy,

afternoon, the miles eii` Flat Point.

About that time word reached the Coa Company's shipping oiilce at the .pier

Yaiiiuourii, Aug. 15.-( Special )-Forty his annual report. I "h'“‘ 3 ""h°°"'“` hm "W9" 9" th” Wh" citizens In memory ot the Quebec boys

named, and that two men could be sech

,,m,|_c,, [0 the Mnrmml, Board of Tmm, An interesting list of subjects has been cnnglng tu the w"_ck“K»e_ The steamer who dicfl in Al'rlCll. WHS ullvcllfd £0593' ived tonight and sixty others arc ei-_ pmmmd' _ CIi°U\1ll\l» Whltlh WH" \1Hl<_1ll<l|l1l5 her 01|!" by

__ dfmu W On Thursday riiost of the discussion go at ingrahnin'e} wharf, ininiediiitelyq ° 0 arm ' will take place and on Friday the dele- _“cb °“°f'° UW f°9"“°~ ‘V°\`d bmi M50' the scene today was one which will not Inlh” m°r“I“g Pr°“id'~`“" spmney Wm gates wiilgoon1\1i`e'x'udrslon to Barring- been sentw Norm Syd"'y‘ "nd '”‘°'°"“3'l Zooffbe forgotten.

liver his address and Secretar Creed t - Menmmc “nd Inna put out from mom'

“V °"' but were compelled to return aiter they,

, " , " - had reached Low Point on account of the

‘ ~ i ' tremendous sen which was running. The

_ accidcn and located the wreck but no

t.

signs oi' life were to lie seen It wiis found

Gacouna returned to port. I The Garland, lumber laden went into

Port Moiien to land some curgothore, and

was seen carecrlng along under full sail,

The Garland was built in Lunenburir in

beam, and7 tt. (lin. depth, and hor ton- naac wa.s 51. Her crew consisted of four men, whose names could not be ascer-

Tlic following from tho Sydney Record owned by Julm E. P. Aylward ot South- tained, but they were probably all natives' ever held on P_ B, Island,

2 are additional particulars of the tragic. port, son of the late Capt. Aylwurd, who of Prince Edward Island. _

Ji inte ci’ the schooner (larlund the story of died about four years ago. The former 2 which was published in The Guardian was 42 years of nge. He had been cugnged - Gund display °f Exhibit-

Stewart, D. Lt. Col. 82. yesterday morning. The Garland was in the tanning business in Newfoundland _

Summer Suit

\Vhi\t`s the use oi' paying lauqy

prirzcii ful' YUL li (`l.0"li .Pi---\\ 0 gunrnnlasc the only dl|i'urc|n'u lio- i.u/uoiiniir iiinko and thc other iui~ iowa will .be the price.

li wcwero iiotnbsoluir-.ly ncrtalnoi

this wc would not iunku such an iw- sortion--hut wo‘ru hereto prurc it to you any time yuu'ro ready.

llon't bo hall awake in true

economy-drop lu our shop tc-nior- row and learn how you can save your money.

' 'raousraa

D. MCLAREN, ,.,,,,,,,_

located 1 mile from tharlottotown on the tinrth 1li\e\ liond with shore iwiit containing

¢ Q, ,- _niriiitnll '=`he__l_in\i>tt-4-c_i_ii;\_iiis ll; ifionis,

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S* R of tn.-' ' _ =- - I baréuc. :ind _iioiilmyk hou_scs__witli_ hot. watlng ' ° ° _

Q 'ru ? as » , nyaholpdozaao e c ona n ie w n cr. nn

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E""!",?m“_;' %{M?!f;r|§'gB'iA§7|(}_{“r;i{,5,f","M"uf;~",{:,'|,°h,,,(,5:§°§-l;}z||,h_ orxpiilxgogi tiigfreihllses to the owner L ; ' - - ' , r r .w . . . t..“\¢il:,1'3i.eis DnN’EroN.B.AA.' Mathhmaticn. . ' A 1 H H 1 ww H HANKW The Annual Prime Mectln of the P E. ls-

Joslrn E. Howl, Hiitory, tydoogi-ap%y__:rnd look. land lwvliicialmo A»»ioeTal.lcn wllilbc helii

Ii inln " 5 t il

under the auspices of F._W. Hod-

MoN'riu~:AL, Aug. 15,-( Special )--The ,

magnificent nionuincnt erected by Quebec

Earl Grey. The monument le on the Esplanade and

A MONUMENT ro _ ri-uf Quasar-c eovs

Who Fell in South Airi `

- Grey-Military Honors Given-Buglers

Sound the Last Post and Bands Play the Dead March~ ah impressive 'Service

ca Unveiled by Lord

Along with thousands ol citizens w‘rl

the Quebec garrison and seamen from the cruiser squadron nnw here.

When thc Govomor General after a cu-

logistic aiidrcss removed the covering thi: buglers sounded 'l‘he Last Post ; then bands played The Dead March and salutes were tired by ul ln"rge tiring party.

Tlic Prin cc Edward Island

Agricultural and in- dustrial Exhibition

_ A-p__

Charlottetown SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28 and 29, 1905

Open to the Maritime -

Provinces. f

This will be the greatest Fair'

Over $6ooo.oo in premiums.

Entries in Live Stock close 15th

September. Entries in all other classes close zznd September.

Illustrated lectures by experts. A

on. Esq., Dominion Live Stock commissioner and nfs Exhibition Association willbe held at the close of the judging of each class and also each evening at 730 o’clock in the Farmers" Pavillon. ` Two days'-Horse Racing. Liberal

purses.

Magnificent attractions infront

of the Grand Stand on the aiter~ noons and°‘evenln§s of Wednesday and Thursday the 27th and 28th

tion write, the Secretary

1 Kem is co ,l u sd an at rod: ac am oil-i<s~k i'.."iiff""'r'l.f» ani;-iiiiy

WEATHER TODAY.

Toaorvro, Aug. Ill.-(Special)-Fx-csli to

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