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Railway Man stabbed ey" lint Arie rarntnfa

_--Danger of Practical Jokes-Laborer

Driven Desperate Seeks Revenge-Was _ Captured By Police and Awaits Trial.

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VAncouvnrt,AB. C.,Sept.,l0~(Special)-~ He brooded over his humiliation a Goaded to madness by continual teasing, min" nnm nnnny when he fnnnd h Wm' M°LAmm ° “°E'|°“ wmk" on “N asleep in bed he threw himsblf upbn Do Canadian Pacltic, near Ashcroft, attempt- and before the latter was thorough,

ed to murder foreman Albert Dow, by ‘wake ,Unimed nine “ashes

stabbing the latter nine times with

pocket knife.

McLaren is a simple soitof fellow and

U' The would be murderer fied to the hills

- athletic associations of Maritime cities

after the sabbing but was easil

caplured.

D°“A has m°d° mm the subjew of many Ile has been committed for trial

practical jokes.

THE llilll HASES

` llN SATURDAY

and those m company with them-s on their edges at times

i`he boats and their crews were

follows

mac Walter Pincau, hclmsman;

rid the Wanderers were winners last year

Mic

Au!! Ellsworth James Currie, Wilf

Pinean

Race#-_A close Strugcle Biiiv/een‘the yachts

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The yacht race which took place o

Saturday' afternoon ‘attracted quite number of spectators to th`e wharve wheres. aood view of the boats wa obtained. There were threeentriss-th Micmac, the Hiawatha, and the Charlott

hclmsman; Thomas Riggs. Aub White, Ern. Johnson.

Another of the series of lobster-

,races was also started shortly after ‘yachts vrent off. It was participated by the some boats which have been co

' peting for several Saturday aftcrn

a Georgina, and the prize will have tc. s sailed for once more if not oftener as s one boat has yet made three iirsts.

Charlotte, Geo J Rozers (owner

_ Charles Moore, helmsman, Ernest Mac- Wann won by the snlendld mul 9,55

Innis, Herbert Gray.

FlilB Bi‘0BZAd iiidi`l8lIii6fBS_ililS iiilwnna, Jonathan van Buskirr,

my with 32points-twenty-three behind.

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The course was from sstake boat E

anchored offPsake's No. 1 wharf to

t naar Hillsborough Brirl e,

mouth thence tostake boat atWhites Pt., &rth' River, thence to sturbiu point, course to _bsanlied over three t.t_ue

s ske boa I

thence to the red buoy at the harbors , V A

d HA1.rrA.\', Sept., ii-(Special)-The mutt

At 2 p. na. theboais s arted in agoo _

strong north east breeze. Micmac and Reverend J Mccmbhy D D was EN

t ,on - ' ' " ‘ ‘ _

umwnha woued almost' mga her rn consecrated Archbishop of Halifax today ' ` `

e behind, Micmac round th

W' Maritime Provinces A. A. Association

lbreeze which made all the boats- cer Ammugh Abegweim wer°\°°ked "Wm

~ M1 as likely winners, having a very strong

.' _ as would leave the home team, the_l:isliiax

Et' their friends piped their slogan on the in

m. they were out of breath.

Y ns James Mcllilllan, Abegweits, made

n past. The winner of this race was the pretty wins in the 100 ynrds (10‘3_5

be sec nds)~ and in the 220 yards (23.3~5

no /° ‘

y were held on Saturday at Halifax.

Track teams were sent by the different

y andtowns among which were two teams

from Charlottetown, the redoubtahie Abegweits, and the Victorian.

team, yet it was never expected that they

Wanderers so far behind, especially no

, and had high hopes for this vear. l But. their hopee_were dashed. The Abeg-

polnts while the Wanderers were second

No wonder. that the Island boys and

° hem and mira mrs for the Anagwalts nu

seconds). In the 220.'Smith of the Wan- derers, a good man was a closesecond but failed to get ahead of the Charlottetown

representative.

Howe, Abegweita, won`the__ broad jump

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Prince Edward island Athletes-McMillan Wins |00 and

°`iBe'at the Famous Wanderersdly Notable Victory AFoi‘ TE" Gml SE'“S'S|¢ Came 0" 0" Uafufday”

v H _ _ Race Fairly and Squareiy Won By the

A ` ' Cambrid Crew-Crews Dine

' ‘220 Yard Dashes-'0therAWioners Among A island Boys 3*

|n ()th1¢,-A Ev¢nt5_`AA Together Like Good Sporismen.

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bicycle races.

Norton, Abogweit, won fourth in the

miie run. ‘

Prowse of _the Vlctorlas, won first in the

mile bicycle. ~

Duffy, of the_Vlct.orias, won second in

the quarter mile run.

Reddin, also of the Victorian, won third

place lu the mile run.

ANOTHER DESPATCH

New Brunswick athletes were conspi-

cious by their absence but P. E. Island sent a strong contingent and carried oil' most of prizes.

In the Baal of the 100 yards dash,

Smith ot the Wanderers and Mcliilllnn of the Abegwaltl finished in a dead heat. They agreed to divide the points and tolseda coin for the medal which was

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lm ,V HALIFAX, Sept. 8~lSpeclal)-The liith *and the hurdles, and was second in the _ Mcnlillan won the 220 yards dash with famous e|gm.,m,.'ed “cn between

Annual Championship Games of the,hlghjumpand third in the pole vault. Smith second. cambridge and ]1,,,vn,.,| ,vm “nn on

Jones, also ofthe Abegweita won the Pryer of the Wanderers took the ~li0 Saturday by Cnmbridge by lwo lengths

shotputand the hammer throw. yards dash with Duffy of the Victorian nite;-one 01(1),, mos; ‘¢x°,|_|,,g Conums

Harley, Abegwelt,_won the pole vault second. W. Ross of the Wanderers' won eve; sean gn the ,-iw, T|mmeB_

andwas second in thehalf milerun. the half mile runin line style, covering Cambridge 85,, me haue, Bmw

Donahoe,Ahsgw`oit, wen second in the t-he dietanoein 2.04 8-5. This is his first gem”-ings land rt-Bch they maintained hammer and the hurdles; also second in year on the trrfclr. Harley of thc `,md incre,,,.,,.,\ to th,-,.2 1..,,g,hS M tixepoie vault and third in the broad Abegwelts finished second. uan,,,,e,-su,m, \,,-;,|ge_ .l“mU- A- D0Wl1°Y°f me W5“d°f°fS W0” A-hen Passing this point llarvarsl spurlcrl

Butt, another Absgweit, won second mile run in 4,47, Ross finishing only a foot - gamsly and me ,iowa some of the iead but

was unable to get within two lengths of

'the vlc'ors.

The time for the race was nineteen

minutes and sixteen seconds, twenty nine seconds slower than the course record.

An enormous crowd saw the race. The Ilarvard strolre and coach admit

their crew was beaten fairly and squarely

by bcttcr men.

The crews dined together tonight, and

thc best of good feeling prevailed.

place in the half mile and in the mile behind the winner. if ~

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Al HAlllEillll] UAE A HUAAANEE

Howe of the Abegweits won the hurdle

race in 17 ~i-5 and Harley of Abvgweits the

pole vault with 10 feet.

Nelson of the Crcsente won the high

jump with 5 feet 3 inches.

Jones of Abegweits won the hammer trow with l2il feet. 8 inches, and the shot put with 37 feet 01| nchos.

in the running broad _lump Howe of the Abegwcits, phd Adams of Bathurst, now. of New York Athletic Club, each jumped 20 feet ~i inches. They divided points and then jumped oil for medal which was won by ilowe who cleared ‘HJ feet 7\ inches, Adams 20 ft. 2 inches. McKenna of Sydney Y. M. O. A.,did

half miie bicycle in 1.55 4-5-with Batt of

.~\bt-gweits second.

Prowss of Vlctorlas won mile bicycle with Bait second in 3.20. ‘

, won by McMillan.

A llElUlil\lllLE»___Al_E

lotte cioa first mark ahead of the others. Hiawatha with IHIDOSAHZ ¢B\‘¢'1\0DY- Ji ____

Sffwndr Ui\l\‘l0i»¢° l>l0i¢ behllld. and the The function openedthia morning with MUN-rggar., Sept. 8-David “Mustard

can new tnistititatraa buoy W” '°“"A “““°“"“““ ““‘=@- i Hants, t a - a n

d Cari-:1'o\vN, Sept. 8-Au Engllshm

. customs agent was yesterday brough

y Monsignor Sbaretti, apostolic delegate before Judge éhoquema ‘H private' an

ed. Shortly after turning the harbor bun the Hiawatha passed the Micmac a

held her place _till about 300 yards after the archbishop. tnnun,-y_ r i»h9N0l'¢\1R\V91”BWll9 b°l“"»Wh°° Thelaity presented his Grace with an Hobbs lied from Montreal about

d yaddress and cheque of a thousand dollars, {;i“8\8°|d‘:Ef°" 5E;:‘;:;5 ';__;’g‘:’::(;'g(a)gef;°

e ana an cu .

b and the clergy gave him a gold chalice. England and France’ but nnany cam

On the third round Micmao held fi-is |

0 Al' i’°“‘m°“l “ape” X" um ““‘"“°°“‘ bank to America and settled in Nsw_York.

BAA the newly consecrated prelate pontiilcat- He was than lost sight of but finally

tu ning Micmac took tha lead. On the secon round the same. thing happened.

position sllthrough; Hiawatha camel greif through her centerbo\ird~touchin

hmmm °“ We "“""'°h het Weencghel rm ed, and the sermon was preached by Rev. ed

buo and NorthRiver. Here the ar ctte in his up ture,

Willy I WH CAMS bBhlD‘i P05595 l° 5°°°“d Famer CAJDDOAAYA of Guelph' Through the entire enquete the casa for _

5! ’_""“"'°_" A Hobbs was fought bitterly and it was also When in mid-stream a crocodile at- ° pointed out that after he went eWayI\1lS_ tacked the boat and upset it' Bennett and

Y Warmnn both being left foundering

the water.

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place and held it to the finish comin in close behind the ililicmac with th liinwatha vciy little behind. The ra wan a good one there being a tine breez

Hillsboro Otlpliivlng won it three tim in succession.

a ship and for theft and arson,

The Charlotte sailed surprisingly well, .

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seeming tp be quite at homo in the strong

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PAY ll ALL BASK

Ginmlr/rare, Sepl.,l'§-Rear Admiral

Slashed with a Razor-Quarre

Over Ball G Hme-Police After Murderer.

Curtin, a ind 17 years old, during a d

erlng Jardincs head from his body wil one stroke of a razor.

on his trail. _ _________________

llAll PATEHEN _ HHEAKS HEEUH

}i.urrr‘onn, Goss., September ii,-(Spec

iul)Robt S. Jardine, 25 years old, wa

murdered on Saturday night by Franci

“_ borlcy nnil Johannesburg were un~

pute over n ball game. Curtin alintst ser-

Curtin has escaped but the police ar

fill

Prince Louis of Battenberg, commando

d to Canada was ceiabrant and consecrated was sentenced to tom, yennin the penn

n eaten by a crocodile.

named Warman formerly employed at Salisbury Railway Station, has been

of the British second cruiser squadron,

l' is

preparing to entertain on board his Flagship, the armored cruiser Drake, Rear Admiral W. H. Brownson and the

letter sent, to him from Montreal result

m Warman and a companion, II.

to Bennett, decided, at the end of last e month, togo on a trading trip across the

Kafue river.

D On arriving at the river they knock

together a rough b0at, on which th

e m barked

c ~<l West Virginia, Colorado, Pennsylvania

ed BY

the lnvis osp a y

their visit to the United States lastye

officers of the United States second ruiser <1 uadron (the armored cruiser

and Maryland), which is bound for the far cast, and expected here about Sept. 21.

d n by 1 th Prince Louis hasa lively recollection oi

place all t eir Pong ngs, and en h h H lm shown to the

and he is anxious todo all he can to

ce ‘wire missed over- $29,000 at the none s. . .versa na nrt banana .

el ht ee

The Mlcmac is new the keeper 0! the Hobbs has already served an it y

GS sentence in a Scotch prison for scuttlln

Tuov, N. Y., Sept. ll--(SDGCABA)-Al`U1\\\' Keefe, receiving telicr for the Security _____

R. ` Trust Co. sulcidcd last night. U Hm b Sl

He was short in his accounts and feared Y]_lO1I,.£'ll]`e-;g(\):ln;tzhn;rn ggirlst. snoglnly N;

A James Dalling or E. E. Jordan.

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Sept. Corn . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 47 O LET House Wm) 5] . _

T vencncss on West Street, rent inod-

arrest. ---

osrosco Sept. H- (Spells -

_ l modern ton

||li\ard’s Llnlmsnr Cures Burns. atc.

3| which Bennett reached, but on looking

i They struck out for the opposite shore,

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l round he saw the crocodile seize Warman's leg and drag him under the water.

Bennett had to travel 800 miles before he reached a white man`s abode. at Bunn. Warman leaves n widow and family in England.

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oiilccrn and men of his squadron while on

reciprocate the courtesies of the America navy and people of the United States.

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N1-:wYoRK' Sept. 8-The Corinthian

Association football eleven, of London, arrived in New York. The team,

A which has just completed atour Of

sent g Pennsyl v`ania, and Cambridge. Th second contest will take place on Satnrda

iltan district will meet the Englishmen.

A linard’| Liniment ttellovea Neunigim

l Canada and the United States will play H L

_ ci T ' tw "\»t°h°° 0" "W »"°““““ °f "‘° Sf.. "&'§‘.lS§Sa “$3322 ri‘.`.'S.i’ ,..'.A.‘i‘2 A Staten Island cricket and tennis club at nodfy M,.s_T_ |3e5g,_ 0|-,,p,,\,d_ 0.10d3|pd_

n S.I The ilrstgame will be _

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, eleven men selected from the best unlyer~ T

V sity players in America and Engiand,repre-

in rlarvarfl, Yale, rlncetownn ees. g_l0dLw“

whens team of thc bestplayers inthe Auwhmm Fnownn Club lu um M°h_op°_ S old brown head and taill and brown

Patch again iii-nionstratefi his right \ the title King of Pacers on Saturday when he broke the world`s record made by bim».

self, by pacing a mile lu one fifty-live dst

tuckylast season.

The regard was smashed in the lim

quarter, which was pssed in twenty

twenty-eight three quarters.

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ONE OF THE SADDEST STORIES.

First it was n cold, ncglcctmi of course

and catarrh developed. Nothing was done and consunipi Ion i`olio\\'ed. `\\'alch the little cold. keep it from growing by using "C\tarrhozone." Nothing simpler than inhaling the germ-killing vapor of this grand remedy. Colds and r-.ntmrh flee as before ilrc. Every trace of throat and bronchial trouble yields luimedlntel . Catarrhozoneis scientific and absolutely guaranteed for preventing and curing catarrh and kindred ills. Two sizes, 2.5¢. and $1.00 at allclcalcrs.

which is nquarter of n second better t han the record made at Lexington in i{cn~

eight one quarter; time for ser-ond quarter was twenty-eight three quarters; for third

twenty-nine one quarter; und last in

A~lHlS Slilill HEADS

AMUNAIIAZAI . Sept. N-On the Allan liner

'l`uui.sinn there sailed today as a saloon

\ passenger one James Brodericklllonch who

a week ago was worth »\ few dollars and 5005)' is the possesscr of $350,000. This story reads likc a romance with the ili\lA€l‘€HC0 lliat it is real for the driver of the riir has become n wealthy man. Roach came to Canada and settled in Montreal

s some years ago. His father went out to 5 South Africa in the days when Kim-

known tu thc world and the race of South _-\iriuan millionarles had not yet

ll ccniclcrili. liftcrhis sonlcft his home

at New Castle in Natal he was lucky

n and at his death left a million dollars.

By the terms of the will the son was not to ooineintc his share until he reached

conveyed to Mr. Roach on his birthday, this week, by acable from Shirley and Iohnsnn, solicitors, at Plymouth. Roach was cngaged on u Montreal delivery wagon.

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HAISEI] A HUW

Co|.t'.\ini'.<, Ohio. Sept. .\'.»-~Col. Horace

Welsh, of .lcil`orson, Texas, who travelled

\ 2,000 miles to attend thc reunion of the

fourth Ohio Volunteer Regiment, nearly

' created a riot at thc llleniorial I-Iall ly

waving a Corifcticriitc flag in the faces of 50 iTnion vctcrans present. Some treated thc rnattcr_iokingly,ln\t there were cries of “shoot it," “fire on the flag," as the emblem of the cause they had fought gainst iluttered before their eyes. Welsh displayed the ilag after he had presented resolutions adopted by general Dick Taylor Camp, United Confederate vetrr- nns of Jefferson. Texas, expressing friend- ship for the northern veterans and asking them to visit Texas. No action was taken on the resolutions.

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