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MISS SADIE Mcnougu)

WHO IS “THE LIZARD”?

Cn the evening of Saturday, July ‘Nth. Miss Sadie McDonald. a very lhlzhiy esteemed young lady o1 Hopg- 1131* P1188911 peacefully away at the "we cf her parents w. and Mrs. Alexander K. McDonald. The do- ceased has been in a rather poor ccndlticn of health for some months but until a few days before the evening cf the end good hopes-were held cut for her recovery. For sever. al yelrs the had been residing in Montl-sal. where enemas undergoing treatment for her eyes. When her Eﬁneral health _ somewhat impaired. Miss McDouaIdTretul-ned to P. E. Island. in hope that apro- longed rest would bring back her usual strength. But in the Provl- dence of God it was evidently will- zd otherwise. In ‘spite o! all that medical skill and kind friends could do her source of reserve enSmy grad- ually waned until on this‘ above ‘mentioned date hcr gentle spirit winged its homzward ﬂight.

Besides a sorrowing ‘father and mother, Miss McDonald, leaves lo mourn the loss of a kind and loving sister. three brothers and three skters: Duncan McDonald Summ- erside. Angus McDonald, Boston. John D. McDonald, Hopedale, Mls. Daniel Cummings. Milton, Miss Cat- herine McDonald, teacher at Elm- wood. and Miss Isabelle McDonald. at home. Another brother, Kenneth McDonald, who predeceased his sis- ter by about five years.

Miss McDonald will be much missed by all who had the plBBSllh? of knowing her. She had acquired; the beautiful art of looking on the — bright side of things. Her loved ones . _ , at home will henceforth long m 111111 T911194 11°F" 11°11“ 11115111655 vein f“ her chagrin; word and he, llfe moving again to EIXBYSUGKWDETB bright inspiring smile. But while all he built a resldenre for himself and shall miss he,‘ he, loss Wm be mos; Mrs. Mlllar and whelﬁIie-lived out heavily felt by her invalid mother. the reminder qf moonwalk Bl" Her ever cheerful presence and lov- hlssiroll! ¢°n5°1111§°L.-8M 111111“ ing care was a great comfort to her actlvllY W85 $11611 111315 11° V1115 31" mother in her hours of suffering WBYS-emplﬂyﬂi Either B‘? 1111115915 and dgstm$ ~ for presentation to his grillldchlld-

Throughout her days of illness T911. OI‘ 81110118 I118 110W? 8114119135 9f Miss McDonald never murmured his large garden in slnnnfei‘ -- this nor complained. Her sufferings were until thq last fell stroke confined borne in the spirit of meekness and him to hls bed and the end came. submission to the will of God. When He had a strong desire for reading the end drew near she remained all his life as the more active dutl- calm and unafraid. She believed es oi his many days permitted. He and was persuaded that her Lord became more so in his latter years characteristic ' acounted strength. her peace. her light and for his wealth of intelligence onll he; guide throughout life's day mental acumen. His principal would not foresake her 1n $118 e1"!- amusement, especially during the Death to her was only the loosing Q1 long winter nights, was that of -the cabl-z which bound her to this checker-playing at which game he wot-id cl‘ ‘care of sorrow and of gloom was an ade t, especially through. that thus she might 911a" 1511' out his youn er years. As a neigh- havzn cf resﬂwhere B11 15 Peace hcr and friend he was . exceptional and light and JCY- H?!‘ 113591118 “"15 in his attachments. and as one said one cf sweet peﬂce- T1131’ 1°55 W111” on the day of burial “he left not

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Within twenty-four hours after his acceptance of a Secret 9:1 vice post, he witnesses the tfrcad

“BLUE MURDER” and hns the grim pleasure of rnuzting "The Lizard” in com- bat. ' ’

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Ry EDMUND SNELL

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remain: for the pEOP1e 0f 9°11 ‘"115 already become hers.

The funeral. which was a 1MB? cne. wasJheldlgcnﬁ igfleﬂggiwggzﬁ; Monday. l1 Y - s ' ccnductzd by FIBV- R- He1151eY S131.“ ert and Rev. D. M. McDonald. COi-lSfWi of the deceased. A very DCEUULI; solo was sunﬂ by Mrs- (RevJ D}; McDonald. The servlﬂ! 11110119191“ was a wry impressive ‘one! t5: ‘Dﬂll bearers were six sous 02°00]? deceased----Me551'.5- Alex‘ c d aid Bcstno, _ Alex. Bradalbane; Angus 1141113911“ ' _,_ _ A Momnis. John 131mm“ “m” '1' and Roderick McKﬁnzubinte" ti‘... was in the Hartsvilie vene-

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. l2" Peter Mlllar of‘ Ellerslie, Lot - 131155911 1.111111’ 1° m? boTli-nsiflbt which no traveller eel‘ ‘re m ms‘ Sunday afternoon, the nin ears-- at the rive 01d 113° °1 .85 aim“; saving one month. Durlnﬂh had the whole tenor of his llfe e n a. n "slat ma. until during October o Zed suffered n. stroke which para y his right side. and hi? sveef“ ‘is well. Yo’: from this .818‘? 1"’ “if” 1’ recovered and. coltslderlnllbihlfqugf; mer loss of both ills 1885 w)’ ~ “me of gangrene, he was able 1'95 l his daily employment of garden n5 in the summer season, as well as 1n his workshop. The first slroiiﬁawas followed by a second one in l last; but from that also he iafKey recovered save in his speech. a de- fgcl’, in w ich was plainly notice- able ever a ter. Again a lthird stroke was experienced on the seventh of last month while in his workshop. and from that on to the end he gradually sank. WIWWK ‘my 1111"" ishment for the lbstjew days. Still notwiihstandin! his inability w express gny save a few words. his mental alertness was 1111119 800d 115 evidenced :3‘ B 11°dt‘°x1;s_11w:1:k;£{ the head w on Que! ° ' ed him: a condition. ‘l-llﬁﬁliwnddn“ aver which stayed with 111m 119911 the last breath esoaliﬂﬁ 1115 1111* The family from wh h he aprons. at least for some gen tions back ware farmers: W1 "19? 9-11 11W F mechanical bent, and this trait was infused to a lprze QXWIW"; 111° naturewf Ithe deceased. 186i. wlulhhﬁ was eighteen.‘ the fsmilll moved up from ‘Wilniot Creek to Bideford - they all, wne from F1- fcshlre (ScotlendY An 1850 - and for some years be, with his father and brother m5 red-non thalam-

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The funeral rites on Tuesday afternoon at the home. the church andlthe graveside. were conducted by Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans of Sum- merside. assisted by Rev. H. R. Coleman of Port Hill and Rev. Henry Cook of Bideford. The con- course at the house, from near and far even to Charlottetown, was a very large one. vjsably showing

ed was held by all. The Church at Tyne Valley, near which the re- ‘mains were laid. to lest beside those ‘of his wife (who predeceased him but little overa year) was filled to the doors. After the service the casket was carried to the grave by six of his grandsons of the dead and as the body almost impercept- lbly descended to the lust resting ‘place in the family plot the choir sang sweetly and tenderly the beautiful hymn "Good blight, Be- loved." The pail-bearers were: Ro- lland and Clarence Ramsay. Hamid Eldon, Sterling, and Ivan Mlllat". There are left behind to mourn the. departure of the kind and loving father . James A.. of Port Hill; Will- iam A., of Ellerslie; Q. Shrievc, of Bidefordl Joshua S., of Ellerslie; ,John P., of Freeland; Arthur and Gordon, of Ellerslie; Mrs. Austin. Ramsay of Conway and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith of McNeilPs Mills. Tile de- ceased also leaves behind forty- seven grandchildren and seven ‘great-grandchildren. So numerous are the relatives that the centre [row of pews in the church was large- ly ocupied by. the mourners during 111,9 funeral service. A pillow and wreath-of. flowers were contributed

_THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

lMukden Troops‘ are Defeated

(Special to The Guardian) DAIRIEN. Manchuria, Sept. 18.- Chang 'I‘\sung-Challg's 40,000 men. remnants of the Chlhli-S tung armies. have defeated a orce of 10.000 Mukden g troops sent south- ward to prevent their ingress into Manchuria. In their retreatfrom the nationalist army under Pal Chung Chi, large bodies of Manchurian trccps are said to be in a mutinous mood objecting to ﬁghting men with whom they were so long allied be- fore Marshal Chang Tao-Lids ,death. ' Tangeruiin, Tuchun of " Chahar and Chang Tso Hslang. Governor of Klrin. arc openly sympathetic to the northern remnants. The present situation may develop into an at-

Yu-Ting and those wllo favor a re- approachment with Nanking and so makean alignment with a rebellion conspiracy assured.

Full Particulars; of Sad Drowning

(Additional details of the drown- ing of Capt. ltlcLeod are as fol- lowszr

Capt. George B. Mucbeod, oi French River, met a tragic death in

when tile schooner Mona. of which he was master and half owner. was on its way from Cape George. near Pictou. N. S., where gravel is being obtained for tllc highways of Prince Edward Island. The vessel was loaded-with this gravel and was bound for Clifton, being one of a number of round trips. taking about a week, made recently. _ When off East Pont at about 2 a. m. on Tuesdayﬁqulte a gale sprang up and Capt. MacLeod came out oi his cabin to "relieve the man at the wheel. He was putting on his ov- ercoat on deck when he tripped on a blaying cleat, fell overboard. and was never seen again. 1' ‘

The other members of the crew were two young men belonging t0 French River. hiessrs. Milton Mc- Kay and Alfred Coles. neither of whom had much knowledge of nav-

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lgation. They hove to and stood by for some hours and were eventually picked up and the vessel was tovlezl‘ into Souris. , Mr. Duncan MacKenzle, of French River, who was the late Cﬂptiillfs partner in the ownership of Ill’ Mona, later in the day obtained the scrviccs of Captain Dollcette take the vessel on to Clifton. where she arrived in due course.

The late Capt. MacLeod who was n ulrversal favorite and whose tra- gic death is deeply deplored. leaves to mourn three daughters, the Mis- ses .Annie. aged l6; Cassie. aged 14 and Lillian, aged l0 years, to whom the deepest sympathy of tlle_ coni- munity is extended in their sud- dcn sorrow. His wife, who was a sister of Mrs. W. W. Williams, o! Summcrside. died three years ngc

last February.

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