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IN ADVANCE

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---»~ No Progess Made Towari

pecral to The Guardian

declared war against France it is

fiwuuuudldsunuuwuwSmaomwnmnhcmcww~

special to 'I‘he Guardian. ‘

_ ,_UN|ioN, Aug, Zi-Railway men

thmugiiiiiit the Kingdom are return-

ini: in .ici-ir .ind it is cxr>ected.w.itliiii

have the great trau- working under normal

. 3 [ew \Iril'N to

Hit iiyrilifiiiri ceriilitioiis.

|,,,,| ,,_,,,<...-.| to lici-iiiit a commission to sel.i.Ii~. |IieIr

rerissiii-iiirf ncws that tiiere was great

_ . . ~ conference between David Lloyd

hop” "I "mlmgt,,g:,et,,cd(;g‘,_i:,,B35,3155 George the chancellor of the exche

,.,,,,,,,',,,, their d,,.tie._ quer, and representatives of the men

were ,upidly ,.est0,._ Premier Asiiirith returned to London

f

l.ivei'priol riiid siiortiy wiiilld The r'iriii'oiids

. ~. d d this afternoon from the *country

;':;,:g1§';,,5°;: v,;;?:_e§§e,;u;h:g,_ where he had expected to stav over

,,ve,,,,,g an the HMB Sunday, rind his secrgtaiy made con-

rrelveir that by

will lm in Upe,,utiu,, almost 4 , B. stant trips to the coiifeieiice of the

, _ _ bu

;i;"::i.'.-:...::r .‘:.“.‘:‘.r..t.';:.s;"°*“‘ “"“° »

'l`hr-re were some hitches, but these

Iietter working employers and

arrangements between rnployes.

LONDON Au; 21___A great wave the following official statement was of relief swept over the country when Issued

it was announced from the Board of h

1

Trade that the railway strike was I’

Y g

settled and that the men would be emmellii. they today empowered Mr

iiirn to work immediately. C Credit for settlement seems to rest .er

when others seemed to gf

compromise goes, it appears in UU

iiresensntives. Telegmnis were despatched ` to all en the iniportriiit towns hearing the in- th formation, and crossed in transit Gi

messages to London, describing the James Henry Thomas, M P and

ltriire riots in Llanelly and smaller an

.towns in the Kingdom. Iliowth and Charlton, on behalf of the The irieii claim a victory for Union- msn, and Mr Lioyd Geo;-ge, gn H

‘L

'rio 'rua maori UNIoNs. im THE MESSAGE SENT M

d i

iiiersriges were sent to* 1,8000 bran- I

icllres of thc lnbor unions tonight. Shy- certain representations by the gov t K.

' €I`

th

"'I‘Hl‘l JOINT COMMISSION HAS ies to meet the representatives of the r

en, with a view to discussing terms

SI<l'i"l`i.I‘lD THE STRIKE. IT IS A m VI(I’I`ilItY FOR TRADES UNIONISM. of

\ ng

Ahh I\II‘»N MUST RETURN T0 been discussed and agreed to Mr

W( RK IMiilEDIA"l‘.ELY. " Ci

ed

/is a result of the settlement the men would lovally be accepted by the soldiers who find been scattered at companies, altlio they were adverse

“tfllfleiliiiiil railway points about the to

country will he witthdrawn as fast as question of representation and, should srrangcriiciits for transporting them thc settlement be effected, any traces I

erin he iiinde. of ,Tlrere is rio doubt that t0day's af-

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_ as it depends on the working clriuserr

,,,UHU“.,,,,_; me ,,m,0,mcemen¢ time for its power The sliootiiig of crti~

, _ I lens b soldiers occurs less often in tm. i-lrilwriy niaringers and employes U y ._ .

European countries and is prrrticiiiur

dlificirltics, came the ly

. ‘ICIAI1 SFATFMENT

were believed to be only temporary THB* 01'” ohstiicies to the formal pact assuring SENT OUT BY GUVIFRNMENT

on l.ioyri-Gcorge who worked for to confer on their behalf with repre

'v

as the technimi advantages way employees, with a vrewi to dis

fiivor-particularly as the terms of settlement drafted by the c

miiriagcis consent to meet their re- board of tradc

“There were present at the confer

cDonald M P also was present

fray at Llaneily Wales, where troops fired on 1., iiroh killini, two iiicii iind wounding two others, had rnucii iii- fluence in ending the strike i`iie lib- eral goveriinicni Iiiid irliiioi-it i‘s exis fence at stake br-cruise of the sirrke

ie United Kingdom than in other

repugnant to all classes The settlement was reached at a

ard of trade and the iieadqnaileis

At the conclusion of the conference

Actiing on representations 'made to e railway companies b the ov-

aughtoii and Sir Guy Granet, gen al manager of the Midland railway,

ntatives selected by the Joint execu~ ,_ es of the trades unions and rail-

ssing with them the suggested

ce Y H (daughton. director f e I N W railway and Sir Guy

d Messrs, Bellamy Williams Fox

Smith and (ir K Askwrth on be lf of the board of trade Ramsay

Mr Claughton stated that upon

nment he and Sir Guy Gravet had c authority of the railway compan- f

an agreement The terms havi

aughton and Sir Guy Granet stat that the recommendations of the

the companies contentions on any

ill feeling which might have arisen tainly would he effaced E

have been searching coiitirinouslv

was arrested iicre today in ii second r

I HEAD NlBB'ED us

recogrrirzcd hini ini-itiintly from pho

"“'*_ '_ £0

identity but Iiuiilly iidinittcd if

VANi`iillVl<lll, H.(l., Aug 19,-David goes back. to Chicago at once Leo Keriiciirivk alleged herrd of so-called pold Dreyfus wiio had been arrested

"Hariri 'i`i~iist" iii Chicago, which in Blade liiisiiicss setting fire to build. an IDKB that owners inlght recover in- su

iiilranrl- rind for whom Chicago poim, M

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innrds Liriinient cures Iripiitberiii

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_»_ ,

tional nviation meet declared

nd store by Detective Scott who Brlndleys night pmlmmy would

prove to he the highest point ever

s Kornchack at first denied his ,

Chicago following the recent fires d had accirscd Korachack coinrtted

icido II

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iI

IINIOHTS OF PYTHIIIS

The sessions f A

~ 0 the Grand Lodge Peel, Triiro, N. S., retiring 1911: H0"-

K~ ci 1'. will bc here in- this city i,, occ. J. oiirrirc, sr. stephen, N.u.. rc th `

UIJGIIASRMHIY Hull of Prlnde of Walés ur 0' cize opening this morning at 10 ‘L

clock, The ummm are, o

ict l B; pire lodge of this

Bfrisllillm Cgeéicellor-W. A. Stewart, silty 8;;-eroonrI hdlilid to welcome them

G _ ' at ..,,'ii“..fsi.2{‘“.;?;"°'-°°°- E- “fi-

Pgleyv Srtsrétteer-phrifp Egehlcaquor-`-J_-I1. by

rand Msltcr £25 ' ' " ri . ii rms-0. IJ. line-

QL bhariottetown P. li, I,

Umm, Dum ii. N. B. r._c

sg John’ N. Bouard-F. A. Kinnear, Oo

Ult-

hwohg-Sgtrvgiinz mi, ii. J.' nag.;

iqiiiiiii isis? """=\i- Pini-.sci-c, ss.,

Representatives from the various

At 12 o'clock today at the close Ol

mm, _ _ the hi-st session the meeting will be

nomo Preiate-¢Ge_o. N. Palmer, thrown open to all members. and all gn N' B- ° address of welcome will .be given by "J,,,,:“ K°‘°I’°|` Of Records' and Seal His Worship Mayor Rogers. After thli G,.a,,°if %°"I'°“. St. John, N. 'B the entire roup will be photugrilllhvil gm. prow" at 3,15 rl, ni,

_'l‘he.First Regiment Uniform Rank Knights' ci rytiirss ci tire Maritime

,und . Provinces will hold their annual ns- 3

mn' FrBd;l_\’l;ifl‘) Guan!-T. Amos Wil- iombly in Castle Hall of Empire

pected from Moncton. St. John and This evening Empire LodK¢ Wm

f

‘"1 1° if-» ii "°”~ '°“ ‘:.‘:i.‘.’ ii :‘.’.:°‘.'ii..::."l‘;';.t°';.‘.'".::°r‘:rt

ing 1913.

dges arrived last night and com-

the boat. and train. `

with passengers, freight, express and

J. A. Bayer. I

d'ge"thls afternoon at 2 o'clock lnponies of Uniform Rank are ox-

iici§IV"

2 25 CLASS IUIISI 100

Ginger King Braarlinii lieewood

won- :»e--N .»a»»- .JN-

3 MIN ("LA.5“d [’IIIlf'IIil '

l‘iyon Chief Hex B Bobby Mac

ww#

la'il\7i-‘ Na.-

l25 inlured and .$150 000 property m damage is the result of a tornado, ti which yesterday caused great devas- E tation north of this city co."

Over a hundred reraons n _

ed at west Hope ,ind 0,. t,:§'?m'ln'}r‘c"r offer no basis for a compromise .r dozen were hurt dangerously r,

IHI I]

_1 a=- 3 I'-|_l

ncrease or decrease these figures, brit not more than Z00 feet lies ii woiid s

worlds record at present is 10 7b1 feet, made b M Loindan at Mour melon Franc Jul ii 1911

Heachley were high among the cloirrls, finding safety in their altitude

chlrie broke in a iiundicd pieces as hr- dew before the gi rind stand pieces of wood penetrating and tearing Ulf' canvas planes, but the aviator held

r ANNUAL CONVENTION ‘

bling to the ground

i ,unable quite to reach shore, found

is landing place in live feet of Writer-

'COMMUNICATION

,_

this port at 8.15 a. m. for Picton

mail, docking at 12.00. She left on return at 4.50 p. rn. bringing passen- gsrlffrcight, express and yestoi‘dsy's N. S. mail. She loaves this morning

, this port ,for Orwell, Hal\iday's wharf, China Point and Vernon River

I0 oelock. She lanpes at 8.30 p. m.

», for Orwell ports returning at night.

_ ,, < on time, 'the Southern. Western,

,m;°“d Trustees-Andrew Roy ‘W ' gt, aggpirsn, Biiminorside and Eastern accommoda-

he correction ifor temperature for he baragruph which may either

ecord and experts alt the interna-

eached ly aeroplane The

lr While Brindley Howl-irri >(‘ill rind

ights James Ward and Earl living- on flying at comparatively low lcv ls, both had narrowi escapes from eufh The propeiloi of Wards mii-

ight and brought his machine wah-

Ovirigton, with his engine stopped.

Mfnard's Liniment cirres Distemper.

THROUGH PROVINCE ' IND NITH IIIINLIND

Yesterda the Northumberland left

Yoitsrday at noon the Harland left

ridge and returns this morning at

Yesterday the Eastern express was

done by Long For-m Team 0!

. tion trains were on- time, and the Weltcrn express was twenty-uve mln- utcl' late. ‘

versatrons began

ilghtri in South liloiorco

an nger was a feast for ones mes

eyes A blanket would cover them iii 'i‘iie hall ix as attractively decorat- .__

GVBPY finish There “ere “U Omcia ed floially and the audience, in its

téggili £3; ;)trc::enb$)l;ev§\'}1n;hgertgggg rapt 2\flYeTl!I3l0n I-0 Eh* d“Iere\i‘it ““€“;1 several months NL thing could be

i , f, t imic rme comp men e i .1 t | d .

by those two classy horses This was t;;;erspei;f0ni]eel; and exemplified the rom, as nig it towur s identificationiibhaw, Rev William Henry Warren, formerly 227 as it is understood ,deal in concert hnthe,-,“gs_ut least

The attendance was too small for the "_"

from a performer s viewpoint WASHINHTON D C A 18_I

lass of racing The officers were ll t f md _ -' UE H _ Stm.te,.___H E Dawson V335! Bfgggerx; ;E§_l£3er1T1m°t0 “ly he executive session of the senate

__ fl today Senator Root of New York

F.IiIi1dlg|i-:gs Ryerson Reid A Lord. J that each and every performerhmorer resented an amendment to the n,_bi_ All of these performed their duty thgnn;1§1‘§g’t;§ytI;)f§J°glP§;fe‘;nTb; 3'; I‘;t1;n treatierh witl; Greiit Iilritsin

C8 8 Il I`B.I’lC€ III 8 IIB \.lI`€ 0 B. BC BT-

avet. on beimli of the companies to the satisfaction or ali concerned “acted ,mm by even a Smal, mmomy tion so constructing the treams as

of indifferent DaI‘t1Cli’Hnt5-the INR of o replace them in appli a To ques

[T all such last night kept up H high ions arising under the Monroe doc- t

standard and left absolutely nothing rine" heretofore Senator Root has t to be desired-unless it might have pposed amendments to the treaties

*_ been a little more from Mrs Cart- maintaining that they were sufh

_ wright and Mrs Larncd who are POS elltlv safeguarded He made no ex-

rmg the commence QTTAEVA téxui) 1210 gherengre ,,615 sensed of particular talent in their lanation of his reasons for intro- t

Bn "es 01' 9 099 1 I5 e e lines ducing the amendment There is no tggioffvw Last veg; there was 612 reliability that the treaties wiii be

n b ben . _ I*

605 lg*;!£yP;;‘;'i1(;Jt\;9areeent‘;:‘;d9I` rimii pmno 5010-lilrs A D Cartivfright cted upon during the present ses hkely omng to the length of Hn"

M I -Mr C P Larned 10"

ire march in the morning is ine ry ,,§§2§,,‘§,“°,,,d,,°,, s.,,,g.._M..., cs..- os

stance 1iitzGerald

MMRK A1' cfncngo 3°“5"M‘“ (*°“5t““°e FltzG'emId n lthet preplsratroii for a concert such

Reading-Miss Maud McLean

____ Plano so,0_Miss A D Cartwrisht is as nig ts entailed a great deal

Monologue-Mrs C P Larned

oi-ricaoo August 19 -oscar A ended to bv Mrs W E Bentley of Brindley set a new altitude mark God Sme the King he Anti Tuberculosis Society Her or aviators in America/ yesterday by arising 11 000 feet Hinging on

tendiince After this coffee and light

NEW YORK, A Paris cable to Tire ibnne says “Though there is no

foundation whatever for the rumor current in London that Germany had

t that the Franco German situa

No progress whatever has been ride in the negotiations and a se - ment is as remote as when the

German claims for compensation

'l hey extend not merely to territ

o al concessions in the Hinterland of the Cnmeroons,but also to/recognition of freiniaii industrial rind commercial

»\iiy dir,|iosii.ioii that the Geriiian

l<'oi¢-igri Minister rnuy have shown to

v

vernrricnt House last evening WHS 0112 made to release four hirndred politi by which an attendance of about 200 al prisoners from Limoerro prison in comprising marry of the elite of Char- im, ,my 0

Owing to an accident Rex B did lottetown’s social leaders, enioyed a A mob attacked and overpowered c

not finish her heat which gives Robby , beautifully rendered program, each he Bentnes but as the ,mn gates

Vlac 2nd money nirrnber in which was rich musically ere bei h

ng wrenc od off troops ar-

Tlre race between king Braailian nnd often rn riiirth producing quell- ived, and the w0u1d.1,e, dlhverers d Gi

r; l ri Governor Rogerfi e

tiignkgfe Crt-IIIC utthgse who contributed 3,3?3§§‘;rgfelt;"f§re“;2?~d:I9€;“g¢;? ting the iridigrnty of being arrested this B

ri

§i(I,lI:¢I]reiiiortlllrefigolghifigssogfh?“I.lI:e(IrlTcIIlt¥' ghen' efforts “el” th0'0lIghIY IIPPIO station in the patrol wiigori hm' Umm Im" '""`q'mmmH "I work

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Ii IN ADVAN( I

-limi

8.

Special to me Gusrcran

NIAGARA FALLS Au 21-

minion to the Pacific coast

He will sail fiorii Seattle in abou

ten days

The Admiral has an ave;-sl n

hr' gaved with wonder upon the roar nig writer of the cntnrrict rind rap i<~r

fiibirtt these excessive dernsiids, is he i lie' cd to be uirested hy liliiglandi-i *_*

I riiestii. tioiibli

'lhe following arc the siririniinien ol | I

the races at Tryon ilirvirig laik yrs-

, EU H, M PIIIIIIEIII

VIIVI HUIISE

"°""' S it Th

'l‘hc Parlor (ontert held at the G0 Decm 0 e Gualdmn

ul I

PHISUNIIIS

LISBON Aug 12-An attempt was

efreshments were served in the dining

zed The many details attendant up

of labor and the most of this was at

ntiriug efforts were amply rewarded n evening of rare enioyment was th

ated

oiicerf

r?g'%_3.\IiIiI/'J J rf

_I

/Minn imm-

Spccial to The Guardian. 'l‘0R0'N'l‘0, Aug. 22-Moderate to

fresh westerly to southerly winds, fair and warm.

il-

Tho temperatum at three o’clock

morning was 58 degrees above zero. The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was fifty-five degrees above zero and the highest was seventy-six. The coldest recorded the previous night was dfty-five degrees above

zero, at nine a. m. yesterday it Jas sixty-live. At nine p. m. yeste sy it was sixty-five degrees above zero.

The length of today will be thir-

teen hours and foi'ty~eight minutes. The tide will be high tonight at 10.13 and tomorrow night at 11.01. It will be high this morning at 8.07 and tomorrow morning at 9.16.

The sun sets this. evening at 6.57 and tomorrow evening at 6.55; it risertomorrow morning at 5.10 and Thursday morning at 5.11.

The moon lets tomorrow night af

ONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS

(Too late f§_CIassiifig:_tfonY) I

4‘0R`S`A_IIl<}:Three hrilf_brer1_ foxes,

good strain of black in them

APHIY X__Q“e£dl°9_Qfl1€'1_8:17E!'YP§1

OST, on Aug 4 between Bon A shaw and Cornwall lady s black

mohair raincoat with green stripe [finder rewiarded by leaving with Al in _Newsom Qnrnwall _§Z2d1ir2rpd ' WEAUHER WANTED, for Cross

Roads School Lot 48 School

opens Ist September Supplement ni $50 00 will be paid Apply to E W Martin Secretary Southport Rural Route. V 8-22dBi.

I4‘0'R SALE, this year's Cleveland

‘ liicycle, with coaster brave only

slightly used, worth $45 for $30. Al- so u ladies’ wheel with new tires for $10. At 36 Upper Hillsboro St.

"` B-22d3i.

WAN

BOY TED-,To learn trade.

must be sixteen or 18 years

old, strong' and steady. $4.00 per week will be paid at beginning. Leave your application at once at Guan sian goigcc. _ _ ___s_-`1_sdri.

$15.00 a month for bright, capable Q girl to answer phone calls in Bakery and do s little light house- work, good home and good job for smart appearing girl. Write Macwil- llama Bakery, Newburyport, Mass.

s-_2zd:ripfi.

iURNI'1‘URE SALE-at residence.

FI Pro. E. E. Jordon 36 Upper Hillsboro Street on Wednesday Aug. 23. Commencing at 10 d’clock Par- lor, Slttingroom, Diningroom, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen furniture in- cluding Superior Pisno, 0rgan,High- land Grand Range.-R. Bearisto, nuc- t o -°

neer. 8 16d7ipd. OWLING, .Biirke's Alleys, under

WIIH WUIIIJIH

g Ad

miral Togo crossed into Canada and will begin his Journey across the D0.

o to an

tomohiles and would not ride in one His party rnadc the Journey in ri spe cial cur i

'l`Ii°" CW was stopped frequently, andl

by Iisylum Attendant About 6 30

IOENTIFICIITION

IMPOSSIBLE

Wliiie James 'iicInnis, one of the at-

atteiidants at thc Hospital for the Insane at liiiiconivood, was out 51100

t ting in the Asylum Massh about A

Iialf ri niilc eiist of thi Instrtiitiori ost evening hc iriarle .i gruesome dis- covery when he found the body of n

BRITISH ririiiwgi li’S I "iiiiiiii iiiiiii _ BQDY FUUND I 'iii viii uri

sjiiiiie SE, , ED-- MEN siiuiiiuiis I NEAR ii5yr_uM ,His iiuivir oiiiiiii vicroriv For uiiioiirgn viii ciiiiui LAST fr/Enrrva riirs issiii

i. . ----

_` --_».,`1i_»¢--_ I

Gveriiiiiiiiit ii Jqiiit C0nimII§¢¢ QI _ ‘ _ __ _ iilemuins of u Mun Found

ii‘=_“'§°‘"§‘=““i.f.'F’_I'?I “Fi °," '90' I,"Ii‘°‘i "‘°i'“°“ III I IIIHNIIIII ““iI‘i°" ' SIW NIIEIHI iwwnwwwuws ,

Orievcnces. , T.

/

i

Members of Commons Cheered the Announce ment In House of Lords

l-

rlpecmi to The iiiiardian

IIONDON Aug 'i-The ripproval of

liiiiig lrcoiye on the Veto Hill was rorniiiiiiiicrlted to i'uiIiurni»n1. today

'i‘Iir iiiriisrric br-roiiirs law rnimed ioteiy ii|»oii flu. sigiiutlire of the King

The Kiiir"s .isscrit wus given thru

ir iloyiii (oniiiiissiuii in the House of iiords

lliifiii the ltoyril iissrirt was signrfi

ed tm- riiriiibris of the lower House broke out in loud clieeriny

fi iferiioiiatiiifiori oii their piiit had

ririui before been liearil iii the Upper I ii.imIii-i

rniin lying in tiie grass ind seiiwccrl i

'l‘hi‘ body was piiii.i.ilIy iiiiheddeii,

,ind frilly clothed wifir the rxcopfioii of fiie iii~idwe.n 'lhii discovery was riiodc about b .ill iiiiii Mi ivlrlnnis im- I ini-iiiatcly ictiii md to Iiie Hospital uird notified l‘oroiii~r il il Ioiirisoii I 'Vi ll ly telephone Accornpairieiibyl Undertaker Wright the Doi tor left for the sceiie .irril arrived there shortly

J W MIIIIIIIIII PHISIIIIIII III IVIIHIIIMI BIIPIISIS

BRID( I‘I'I‘f)Vil\ Aug IJ-The sixth-

dfter seven sixth aniiirirl coiivr-ntioii of tlii Ilnp-

t _

.» eederl to the Maisii but owing Lo lmoiiiriig nf tori o'riocl¢ with ('nl 1);

,the ,,p|,;U,,_ci,,ng d,,,k,,(.,,,;' the twmh l\fcI.cori Vince, of Wooilsrork \J B E

,ous "anne 0, the marsh Owl “meh the Modcmtoi in the cliriir The dr-

' i, t 1 . . . r .

they were trrivellrrig .iird sonic slight iikgvmljjnii~IiIiIsIf=(Tif\I(IiNiIdIItIIN::ted by

iwn I

difhculty on tlir part of their guide in. li' i , riiid lfev Dr .\‘rriiiidi,is of Hal- locatrii;__ the spot they did not icritli Ilfaxh the iimiy rmru mer new 0 clock 1r,ri.f. `f.0°.II`.`.If.iI‘.I`.,§"’$.'II.§`II..II‘.$f`e'I'§l'§S 3'

was then too late to niiike a proper ,(4 Lal\1v,,.}{,,, fl yt ;r¢hurmm,_ E w xrimination of the remains and nc- | l“0W0 (`0li>1tt H H Saun

d I U d t k W It _iders, Dr Cousins J W Bancroft F

e(r)ir i1rIls‘.I:ryuctI\orI:iI Zserto ltlgelr Vliziiigil/‘iIil]H Bea' B and N B Smith F C tum morning Atherton and Rev Dr Manning Dr

utchinsori, and Dr A Cohoon

M

The body was in .i very bad state The following visitors were intro- of decomposition ahd thc (_oioner;d“°°d ‘md EPDM brlcfll' Rev DI' states that it niav have lain therei§,?;v“Ed va r§;,rs‘;fe'Of L;_§,_aE5‘:)t,_(:1"’F':(:1vd

Heriiy Booth Rev John Leonard

-oniyi the facts that thc remains aiei Rev John Perry Rav J 1' yugo" those of ii mari and that they are iiiillev Williirm W.iiter Corey Rev A ri badly decomposed condition are ii- E Ingram Hep George Howard ailable to this end ,Rev U ’1‘ liiillrps D 1) Dear-cn or An inquest will he held in the mat-,'G U Burton Ilro W J Gates, Mrs»

ter, probably tonight, when it is ex r'l‘ A Blackaddar Mrs stephen W pected that more light will be th;-Own DeBIors, Dcacori William Lewin Den on the matter ,con Russel Denton, Deacon Damuel The boots were observed last, night Sl"`~‘-WUC. L St JOIN I-'0“i. AIDIIBGUB

and peculiarly enough, considering Palmer- Am” D Ha"-ICY -I Her he state of the remains, they appear bert Laud A W M“‘s°" R' J D 0 be qmte new iHnrris, llard Buipee, and Dr Lewis There ,S Just H p05,,,b,h,y that the Harding Morse The report of the body may be that of young Plmsted) romniittce was supported by Rev Dr. who was dmwned mth Mrs Mein Cohooii, of Wolfville and Rev Dr

- Minard’s llniriiciit cures garricf. in cows “I

yrc oh' the head of the Marine wharf about rr vear and a half rrgo It is

which has since clri isul

although a spring tide might a

Ni S

SEIZED BY THE POLICE (

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ated the fronts of various shown on H Main street this morning, underwent

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morning iirid coiiveveil fo the police '

As no other no ei Iac cou

might detract from the dignity ofthe'

ing picture show, they wr-ie placed in I, 0. cell in solitary corifriienieiif wiiiie.` fihev will bi kept nritil foiiioiioui

morning, when their 1-xii|>itoir<r \\iil ,I appear before the reroidr-i

s one picture of .i girl on .i horse ,“

and loudly dressed, wus bring icmov-i

to tie cell ir h -s iirdei ii i~.

heard to remark "what i shiinir i N, arrest the poor thing wrflioiit ir w'ii- ,

nt rough ine f flu | ‘

tures were of iiii iiiiiiioriii riiiiriictr-r several of them dcpiifr-il scenes ir wild west life rind were of such blood and thunder eiinrricter that the sniiill iih boy who appreciates this kind of ai.

might he tempted to follow the cx- m ample of sonic of the lieroes depicted ,P in the pictures and try villing ri few H lmagiriery Iiidiniis on .\‘t. .liiriies or th Craig streets, no the police sow iii; io; th confiscate n large iiiinibcr of tlicscyn passionate works of nrt. r '

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reach the spot where the body was (

i. ding From Drummond--Miss °°m

\y|M'0R SETS Gexude mvws Tire concert was in ard of the Dis-

ALTHUDE Vmlm So,o_MlsE Viola Shaw ensary and ri goodly sum was real-

Hutchrnson, of St John

hought’ howevcl that tum ls ,mnuv REV J Vi i\i'\N"1IN(‘ lRI<l‘dIDEN'I‘

At the iiftrinoon uessioii the Rev

W M iining, ll of Wolfvi e as rnstulicd as Pieriiileiit of the oiivrntioii for the year He will he ssisted by llev Di Hutchinson of

t .lohn first pice president and

Rev irsgood Morse, of Siimriierside,

ii] I us second iicc-prcsiient

ol il Mrlieod Vince on iciiririg from ie oilicc biicily tliriiiked the bon-

MONTREAL Aug 18_The wlld vention for the iiorioi they inid done

west picture post Cams whmh decor hiiii The ionwiitioii has neicr had

more efficient presiding officer 'l‘lii> report of the Foreign Mission oriril \\ .is pirisciitrd bv llci Ii W

Mrliifiii- of \‘i lohn 'I‘Iii~}inard

lriiliii, if wiioni four were com

,..__,__..,_...._.... Miller Bros vviy kriidly donated a found in tric [pciI7ce starirbn iIIIicI;§ "‘"""‘""‘I 1"" “`"' Th""` '"0 at

~ ii - or . ries ironic on

&c New Williams Piano for use nt the tiey were left outside thc door, which II;:,",I:'f,',',:,, ',,‘,,,,',',',f"t'],,,';,,,_, $14 ,mo has

building and gmo It me "H 0, n “mv ,ble-vii r~\pr\ririi~d in the improienient of

iv i\\i~\iiiii, iirni .irid fhr- piirpose

I vii is \I fIif‘(I<>‘1r‘<if` Ihr' ,.,| ici fire' I“oii>irgii is

i> no iw i‘ir‘iI ,mil »io ifiirl by thi' Miir itinio

r Iii' iiii‘ii_'r'i with ie

oik donii by tliii il.iptisi~i of Can

ii, .ind \\ill lic .idrniiiisteicd b a ii.i<fii i L For r-igii Mission i.rr il ii ii ii iiv idi|i|.irii»i s in 'l oron-

’llli~I |~‘|l\ \\\ l/ii ill:li‘()l¢'i‘

r- i p flii~ lioi.id during

,. Vin irnoiliitrl to$'I1 irl.I ii‘l and r- r-\priiiiii.iiiei~ iii lil iii The defl-

t of $8 i.x0 is lirgc liowcvcr Dur- g flip your $0 200 w'ii_s__spi>,iit in the urcliirsv oi' new i»i|i`I?Iin|;.~i iit Sonipef.

ii Viv.iii;:ipotniii. The i'ccr»,ipts for

i- ywii' niore tliiin provided for all r- i_\i~diiiiii~_v rnrrciit expenditures.

is of iiitcrest to note than the re- iits of the Iloiird liiivc increased

nee iilflii from -$23.936:R1 t0A$_5Ii._-

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For those whose livcs nrc crowded

WHEN I HIIIIE TIME

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When I have time, so many things 1'll load his feel: irr pleasant paths nl-

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To make me happier gmnder and And cheer his heart with words of

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swcctrst praise,

When I have time.

HOW With CMU; Wlierr you liirv/r time, tht friend you

I'Il lielp to lift them from their low 'hold so 'iieiir

IIBHDHIF. Moy be beyond the reach of your in-

When I have time. emit;

May never know that you so kindly

When I have time, the' friend I love meant

S0 WGII To fill his life with sweetness and

Shall know n -

g 8 _ In _ _ ` B market, open lawful days ten to . o more the many toll content,

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