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Sr. JoHN, July 2-(Special[)-Dominion

Day which was enthusiastically celebra~

ted here was marred by two accidents. _l A tragic event occurred 'on the river _at Carter‘s Point. E. ‘Lawson Smith wltll

, f .bearch parties nt once went work and

bdt `

his seven year old son and his brother-in law was yachting when the lit-tic boy slipped over the stern of the boat. -”

able to reach the ceilil.

Mr._Smith had grasped n rope as he B

jumped but it caught in the boat and was aireek Wm; ,h.owned_ -

s his

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appea.re_d and did not again _rise to tho s I

ur ace. _ _

h bodies have been recovered.

pil' ow and three year old girif" He was

The father lfuipcd to his rescue and was qt '

ice well known here. At Lower uovcrdale Ed ward Kclly;uged dventecn, while trying to swim aoross

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Dominion DAY spoizis -HELD Ai su/iiiviiiirsiiini-i

_Suin'meiside, July 1 - (Special) - Jewel, bi m, Black Pilot, John Irv- 5

Canadiifs greatest national holiday was

royaliyoelebrated on Saturday. The dey Bétsey C,,memn_ (2_35)_ b m_ Bmuze

was ushered,_in bright and fair. _,immense crowds of people f'r6i‘n'tho ebunirycamc to town to spend ii well -earned-holirlay, to take in the races and dtheii fports that

wcrehold here. Aconsiderablo number ="‘j

of pcople_!r_0m Sumruerside left in the K$l°l. b

lnorniuigtrain on nflsliing excursion to ._Nl0h0l50D.Cl1H»rl0tb0t0WI\

gg Prosecutor, Executioneer, H. C.

the country and . otherwise

enjoy themselves: During the fimiavmi _thc yacht. \,°i1_°.'=_s;_.\1i\i_1_9!‘.i_li° ess ' ces of the Suunnerside Yacht Club were gliiiad oir ingexegiiant oi-der, ."r§crs was ii K fair sailing breeze. The contes excited i great deal ot intercqignniongirnany people

_ln A class. the Zephyr oi' Souris recap?

` L ` " " or secondly' -iifhe following were the ‘ gf ` n ' boat the dayiat--Wil:.\’¢Z€""€"'

Starter--A. C. Rogers, Sammcrside.

J. P. W .

J. II. Iryiiig, city. _ -

_ _ _ _ ’i'iincis->J._ M. Campbell, city; D. B.

-'There was an immense attondaiicc air Mcllonalil, Suinmcrslde.

Clerk--G. M. Reid.

an-~s>1;» - rin io on-_ inn me .iid not mi. _i`|\e`bnsclmll resulted ln a victory for the ll's over Richmond by 30-.to 25. _

the races ovcr 1500 being present. It was ir 'grei`t.`_Qg§`s sport, the best I ever saw on the Island, said an old horseman. -[The following is the siiminary:-- _

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Ada Mac (‘3.185),`b ui _Parkside (22251)

. _ 9é;"'|_e‘§upiin_ersidc fr lil-1 i

V( b* g,'<`=1\jaioii, John _

_ ,Sum_ ci-side “.' 2 3 2

Kauai G. (tex _ii'ii,‘7fioas;i;_1cs'ssry (P. S. Bro`v`vil),'Charloticiowu ` ii 2 3 l 'rims 2.17, sau. ssl,

‘ c 2.30 (mass.

Lady Miw, li ni, Aldorf, P. S Brown

Oliiuiottetowu 5 5 5 ‘ Lady' Doihiniok, _ g ni, Alniont

Wiii<r-_s,'H~0_ Miiis, si.. nit-.mars 4 4 4 _

Cock-O'-Tlic North, b g, l’a.rksiiie, _ ‘ D. Steele,_Summci~siile 2 2 1 _

sci ness: as

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Chief, town

Time 2.305, 2.301, 2.27.

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s, Kremlin (2.07§), John M.

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John Cameron, Charlotte- _

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Hooper, Charlottetown ' ~ 4 4 4

McPhee, Freetown 5 5 5 lnkora, g g., Perfection, ll. W. - Simpson, Summersiic ~ 2 3 3 (eel, Axtel, Daniel Steele,

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Time 2.27), 2.30, 2.2%.

oocibury, city

the yacht could be brought about

" r. Smith lu/ae thlrty»niiie`and leaves n

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Broken. _

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_Sni.nrday, was thro\\'n from his suikey and his shoulder was badly broken. no wiiibo unable to cribs again fora

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lvasiiisiirou, July 2.-(Special)-John

liay.Sccretary of Stats for the United

States died at his home at Newbury ou Satuiday.

W. M. S. CONVENTION.

The ninth animal convention of the W.

M. S. oi the Suminerslde District was _.held in Methodist Church, Margate on Tuesday, Jane 27th. Owing ig the im- fi\\'0rahle state of the weather there was a small attendance. Morningsession opened at 10.30 with

devotional exercises led by Mrs. Lowther, Kensington, after which District Organi- zer Mrs. L. Trueman, Scarletown, took the chair. Mrs. T. Hodg- son, Summerslde was appointed secre- tary. Miss llobertson returned missionary i from Japan was introduced to the conven- tion hy Mrs; Tiueinan, which was suit- ably acknowledged. _ M.li\af¢s,of last convention were read' 'iiii$.1?6i1_ oiled _»ma~- which :spam from the dlfferii tl Auxilisrles were taken up. Meeting adjourned at 12 o‘elock, 2.80.-ifeadlng of reports was resumed all-_eflvhlch were of a. very encouraging nature. 'A paper prepared by Mrs. Pepper and read by Mrs. Strong was listened to with pleasure, followed by some discus- sion. Miss Robertson made a strong

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Custonier -ls this woolen cloth newi

‘ Minmi’s Linmeni Cui-es Dandruff.

Salcslndy -'Yus,`slr. IL is so new thai.

can almost hear it lilcnt,

Phoenix Assurance Co. of

_ bility was also read. ‘ terestlng map-talk on '.Inpan_

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INSURANCE

Union Assurance Society of London. Eng.

Guardian Assurance Co., of London Eng.

S_ M. Hicks. Agent at Snainierslde. P. E. I.

appeal for _the Mission Band Paper, Palm Branch. A paper written by Miss Stewart, Snckvlllc, on Personal Responsi- -

Miss Robertson then gave a very in-

Mrs. J. Inman gave an interesting

talk on the starting and growth of thc W. M. s. Mrs. J. Fife gave the address of wel-

come responded to by Mrs Trueinan. Afternoon session closed with a conse- cration service led by Mrs. McUully.

A public meeting was held in the even-

ing. Rev. H. S. Young, pastor presided. After devotional exercises the chairman introduced Miss Robertson, the speaker of the evening, in a few well chosen words. Miss Robertson who is a pleasing speaker carried her audience with hor as shetold the story _ofher work in Japan, and ull who had the pleasure of listening to her thrilling story, will be filled with more zeal for the sulvaiion of precious souls.

Too muchennnot be said of the kind~

ness and hospitality of the good people oi' Margate who did all in their power to make everything pleasaiit for the visitors.

' A Eifected on dll descriptions ol' pliopertji at lowlldot cnrggdti B,_nj_ Sum Pmsmeht _“_

es l I the .Royal Society, Ottavia of more

‘ ll . ` ` _ l l "vi ull" f , -A than ordinary luteratlregrettably did not ` » I- '_ _

" arrive in time to be read at the meeting. .. -» ~;-~ _ 1_1' I

_ ' " l)ra.Andcrson,Melllsh, Morrison and Miss . _

CHARLCTTETOWN.

GeceraliAge'nts'ln‘ Prince Edward Island 'for Noni. sfiiini nermiiis rife na. co. _of o.

London, Eng.

; - _ '- . - tml ` ‘R0chfox\l, i~lie horse trainer from Summer; ll

smith wan oinia in his in-.ns had ins: f""l°`° “"‘"° "P°“dl“8 °“ M°°“°r>“ih Park

hospitals had also been greatly helped

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‘r _linafl-‘A!, July 2-(Special)-The Nor-` lweglan steamer Salerno, which went ashore Saturday morning at the entrance t0 Halifax harbor is fast on the rocks and ` hope of getting her oli` has been abandoned. V

The Salerno is ashore at the same place'

_as the Allan line'r Grecian was and the same pilot William Flemming, who was dismissed at that time, and has since been reinstated, was in charge. f

Thick fog prevailed.

After devotional exercises Friday, _

morning Miss Mabel Peters read the rs- Q port of the Committee on Political Equal# ‘- lty. This report was most encouragln'g‘ in many respects; the committee had" very materially aided aslstcr soclciyin thd U. S. A. by their support and ln consd-A quence helped ln frustrating a disadvaii- tageous law from goinglntoeffect.Next the report of the Committee on the Protection of Women and Children was presented. Much excellent work is being done in all the provinces towards the improvement of the laws on that important subject. In Ontario the Childrens Aid Society has done magnificent work towards rescuing children from drunken and criminal par- ents. The report on Peace and Arbitra- tion followed. All were in favor of pence but many considered that perhaps in

many eases war was necestsi:(;'y_# _ __

The next business ti-ea _ _ ____-_vval reports' "~o ummn§?W . FltzRandolph reported for] Fredericton. That being ii new council little had been accomplished as yet. The chief work had been in having Government House restored. Also they had supported St. John ln their petition rean institution for feeble minded women. Miss Mellish reported for the King's Daughters. East ‘Picton was reported for by Miss Cnr- michael. Miss Anderson alsoreporteil for

Cliarlottetown that City Council hail been so courteous as to pill. the Council Chamberat the disposal of the L. C. U. once a month for their meetings. She

sald that their council found that the work of thc standing committees was really the most important work of the council. They also have been working for a maintenance fund to support s Sanltarlum. The Lady Minto cottage

by them. 'I`Jie council had also per- suaded the societies allillated with them at allowafew minutes to the President of their L. O. W. to present council \vork to them. Halifax was presented by Dr. E. Ritchie. The most important olnt she conslilcrcd was having taken charge of the exhibit of women`s work at the Provincial Exhibitions. Factory inspection was also suc» cessfuliy treated. Mrs Boomer, represent- ative from London, said that the recogni- tion of the Council. by the pub lin men was most gratifying. Also it is' nogy ri. recogizod fact that i0 minutes will be given in the meeting of the alllllated societies to Council work. Mrs. Ahern said that the Council had been nia- glariiniy aiding in ina building of s sanitarlum forconsnmptlves also in the general prevention of taberculosis. The fnllprlnted reportsfof all the Federation 'Association may be hail at the Informa- tion llnrcau. » _ ` ` On Friday afternoon .reports on the c`a`r'e?of`ng`e and Infirm Poor, Defeiitifiif Children nnil Imrnlgrutlon were received and discussed at considerable length.

Inthe evening the Conference of the

work of the Historical Societies was taken up. Lleilt. Gov. Molilunou presided. 1`he papers by Miss Fitz Gibbons _

Alien, Bownnnvllle, Mrs. Fitl~Rniido\>h, _

_ WiiiiiloKee, who is attending Camp gave ii most enjoyable piano solo. _ ‘ ‘ =

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Ciiarlottetown was prnqi,i9||]|y';]eg¢r¢,ef] ani the sc iooncrs Swift Current, Baltic,»

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Zlggtmgt t’:°sc;;_::('_le 5;: _T113 l_’°5f;§_l;i° What the Women's Council is, etc., will ' ' ° '° ° i k _ L i D a' citizens from the scenes of their labors. ,;?iiiul.¢cI;illir:i bymlzliss nl;:1:l‘ll‘;li‘c i°liirlmII))°ir 1

games at tho Park the Abegweits defeat- -Und MTN- 1ll\1`l‘lDKL0I\. Ulby. - cd the Victorlas by a score of 1-l to ll

T K y “ml” "nd Si.etson's freight special coming to the was "latched by "muy spccmmm' city broke near Lovalist Saturday morn-j

Fredericton, briefly addressed the meet- mm, ,,155-L-(ymm||*,¢d ,,¢,`|,\,¢, phi, g-inmg,

Mrs. Randolph more especially made ui ,r°2?°s__w°“ 'I Y” at G use myoumna

B. pies for'r¢ln.omion oioovdfnmont House I .- ` , ' . ~ Rubber “lla all ' `.-»i'

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P`aper.s _aiiii flee- ied far ine'-Year.

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~ The rrifuy m`a»miiiEseasf"”“‘ I.

_ »l Y I injure the ship.

followed. She showed how Nature Stud-

iiiii iiii'i,_._. EERS-i|AvE_

U _EE, HEARD OF

Teachers ltldelssa Several Days Ago- ' 1 Repoit _of Knlai Potemklne

is liii:0l’lf¢__i:t-l/iiutineers on Other

Q _ _ Ask Forgiveness.

ern :cat-hers' Association opened at IU 0- ()iu-Jssfi, July 2-(Special)-The crcw of! This was the second warship which

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After Ron can soma questions wmch the (ieorglPobiedonsets today sent forty ‘"“"l_"lL"|~ .-

Xwere not answered at the last session men ashore ashoatages and have asked' The Knlaz libwmkme _‘ms not. ben" were taken up and an interesting discus- ‘ _ _ `- heard of since is-he sailed from here some sion resulted_ - the Emperors forgiveness for having _lays “gm /

Apaper Co-Relations ofNatiirc Studies lnutinied, pleading that they did not 7 ` bo other sul’ com __ Ml” Maud Hn as .The report that she had surrenderedto

Admiral Kruger was not correct. `

ies might be made a part of our geo- _ _ l _

O_ne mo l B tl \Vcl t

1_hearil. It dealt with the means oi keeping n. school up to a proper staildiml. _ Reports of the various committees were

G.-

“§“l“iZ Y'30"¢“ become cill-ciivc iminc-'liately declaring

P __-J. L. K d . _ VE; Pres___‘vfn$;__¥0n Crmko___ Stockholm, Karlskrona, Gothenburg and

Rcc_ S¢c___An"‘c McL(,_0d_ Farosund to be war ports and excluding

Rmphy and lilstory and how it . `_ ` _ 'l l

could be united with the study E

of English composition by supply-- _ _ _

ing children with subjects that are ,famil- ' » *_ ‘-_ HAVE DRAWN s 0 Ds

repapcr xy er in is or was ‘

_reugitbd M |0||°w5;_ Srniviri-ioi_iii. July 2.-(Special)-Tliei all foreign worships from these ports.

The following ofiicers were elected for government has issued a proclamation tbl Troops of both Norway and Sweden are

being hurriedly mobilized and a formal declaration of war will probably be made l immediately.

Sec. Treas.-J. G. McCormac. '

Ex. Coinniittee-Ada Uiiilcrhay, Addie

Fraser, Mary Waisli, Leah lluiiter, C.

J. Mc-I.ea.n.

Votes of thanks to all those who con- '

tributed to the siivcess of the convention l

and also to the people of Souris for their |_ kindness were tendered, after which

the session closed. W __

Offices in New Prowsc Block

Charlottetown.

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~ -_- _ _ A1i.arvAi.s.-The torn schooner Advance.

hi' ora with (W0 tons Hard Coal

on Dominion Day, Saturday. This grains Life Boot and Albert P. with Soft Coal' ln the morning and on the previous cven- arrived 011 Siltllrillly W U- LYON” 55 C0-

lng were cr°“'de‘l' Rocky P°im’ “nd Thr session of the Womcn`s Council Victoria Park wus wronged with p°°Dle‘ tonlglit promises to he most interesting.

me (my °l Lomb" had many °x°“" Dr Kelly will be resent andthe sui'cct

_,The gas a hgautlful _?n°‘“_“ mm" Brycr~,D. M. 0., 'l`oronto, will speak on, Umm ° uy’ an une t' al’ “as un' 'i`ubeicnlosis, followed by a discussion by`

marred by accident such as often chucrac- local phyq|L,mnq Tm, public me very wb terises a day of pleasure trips. dm" i__\,il__d

Teippiirtios were held at Geo;-“eww” I`h0|'n<‘, plumuiixrs. llc lcitves n wife and

in thc second of the league baseball ~‘ilSi»Bl‘8 MPS- l’- S- B\‘0\\'Y1. MPH-HUill\0S`

_ ‘ Tiir: rear wheel of the forward truck of

he nine was a ver lntcrestiii

_ ing about 1.45 and the car loaded with 16"

tons rails after running 30 telegraph posts.

' on n broken wheel collapsed. A wrecking

» --- train was `r|iilckly sent out, the mils trans..

T0R0N.m_ _hme 3__(Spec|,`])_50u¢_|, ferred, a new truck placed and the train'

I hronglit to the city before seven o'clock,‘

“lower y winds showery' thus clcnriuiz the track without deluvinirl "°"““`ock" in"

THE TEFIPWATURE- regular trafllc. Excecdingly quick work. _I

Saturilny brought, aiimrnerllkc weather l

which continued yesterday.

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‘ Mrs. Justwed-in all very well- for you

fdllr club to break the fnohobody that sort of thing-but where

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Ovs'ri:a BAY, July 2-(Spccial)~Preal-

dent Roosevelt yesterday gave out follow- ing announcemennt :

The Russian and Japanese govern-

nicet in Washington as soon as possible

. are ly lter e

Justice and now Ambassador at Rrime and Ambassador Rosen.

The Japanese are Baron Komura, Minn

ister of Foreign Affairs and Minister Takahira.

They will be entrusted yvith foil power o conclude peace. Negotiations for an armistice are now

going on.

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Wiiishire was largely attended, The Fninxiis in this city will hear with l -

Fourth Regiment Band was in attend- i!I‘08l- FCHYPU Of me 'l\f"~\»l\ f\”0l11|h0BFl

ance and the day passed 01]' vary gnjgy ‘failure in Sydney on Saturday of Cliarlcsf ably rc-llc(-ting great credit on the Union 'l`ll0I‘I\l’. "F4011 31. Of U10 flflll Of ROSS Si.

and Fort Augustus on Saturday. Both two children besides three brothers ` ’ ' -""" - - ' ‘ "’ were largely httended, Arthur, Richard and George and three;

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