g -f ‘»‘l""'".“‘f' PEErsAnE

_ ATAHES THE H1GHEsT AGGREGATE nn Anno CORPGRATIGN

i 1

scoAE AT THE-P. H. A. HATGHES1-~ -~ ---~ THREA TENED

' l”_“‘_- lfllli Prevuil ' '

" _M|.1p`ll¢ theft fp _-' _ _ _ BytheLuws,Suys Steel “ 0...? lI.‘.’i..‘.1"..T.‘§ .‘ii..... §I'.3._".. .'.I‘.§“.‘$§.‘i."' lull Hill cuiniilnn Elllll Slllll nn- n-nn ~ A

_ 1

ur or five hundred noble Lords in

T Beth flfhe Il Th' F G 7 _ A .E:.‘:.'°~_".‘1.';' Eisley wir: nn T-200:: “H:;s.|E1fnl:'?t MB MUSE" UUHBAH Nm

iiilill HDIN DRESS iiiilll

,il llisluy Private Clifford won- the Allan Mcfiabc... K,,,,.',. prize and the Prince of Wales N- U0Ul`UY--»

Wi-n-__ und Private Blood, of the lrisii tt-:un win the Bass, Edge, Hal- lifr-fl Nlmnorinl, Wimbledom Cup, und the llopion Grand Aggregate. 'l‘i14-_ following is the'_score of the W, .s‘_ .\‘tcwn.rt aggregate "Ottawa '11-11111." 'i‘i1eiir1-it twelve receive a 9511-cial donation of $10.00 each, pro- ,,.lnn_f Lin-y attend the Ottawa meet. ,cliouiil any of the first twelve decide ,,,,l, 1.. go, vacancies will be filled up '11 1~oi-iiiini from those on the Ottawa

1 -- _

nggi'|';_':lLL‘.

S'l‘_l‘1WAR’I‘ AGGREG ATE.

(Ottawa 'l‘erim`) 1'.

l<I. l\'l<~lnnis, ll. ll. A. Sil- M. .

\|-r i\'|11ilnl , _ . ... .:. 230 $5.00 J yg_ \,_ l,ongwoi'tli, D. R. A. I. iii->n7.1~ Mnilnl... 285 4.00 H.

|.‘_ 4;, iii-nnedy... 279 3.00 A. . M _l, li_ liicilai-1,.. .., 278 3.00. Jrimcs (lole

W. E. Smith...

u>Z>

FVWF? S3522

. . _ ... .. 278 ._ 276

to ilalril... L.. ,_ 275

27/i

G. Judson... __ 273 C. Mcilenn... ._ 273 Kennedy... 270

. M__Jones...

._ 300

._ 270

11.00

3.00 ‘lu

_-i ____ _

WI.

sees

Stewart... W. Nickerson

Ritchie...

“""E’.°€F. _

5'”

_=°'=.s:

. Leigh...

Seaman...

. F. Stems... . A. Moore...

. A. McDonald

Paquet... _ Crockett...

. Seaman...

Kennedy... cKay_..

s...

2.'-"_2§:>

Hutcheson... . . McRae... . ._

_ W. Mutch... _ _

Laniirigan_.. .

261| 208 268 '266 200 265 264 2154 264 262 201 260 259 254 258 250 2511 252

Special to The Guardian. Special to The Gum-dlnn_ sl' LOUIS' .A“g' “TA .’““°‘; CAL<.lIJ'A"i-i__ Ang. 11-'rim ques- o ` 4 '

nd bomb wbic x l d d ” wded Italian cglune segeeeagfl to tion of dress for the boronstion D111-

y _

y killed a man and woman yand DP" at Delhi U8-9 U99" “gil-filing Eng'

200 inure or less seriously injured four 11511 B0°iL‘tYlI\ Infllu-

. E 5:33 wi

2.00 th

en other residents of the building The ll/Omen' minds arc now set at iich was completely wre¢l.¢e,1_ rest by the I_’ioncei-,which announces l‘he placing of the bomb followed that the question of trains and e receipt of tw., pluck Hand plumes does not arise, as there will

2'” 1 mrs by the owners oi nie 1.0110- be neither n stnte ball nor u drawing

2.00 ° 2.00 ‘"2

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

s. room at Delhi.

__ Special to The Guardian.

RUUKPORT, Aug 11 -Several Re-

. dcmptorist fathers from the Mission

~ ' Church, Boston, were rescued today

_ _by life savers from Cape Cove Sta-

¢~...-.hc _ _ _ .--- - E- _ ~‘

ADDIEDATIDN FACES- |}H|l|§H |JH[§S

A MAY DE AMENDED

\\-'\;~'.|lll~l(i'i‘i)N, Il. C., Aug. l0. -- lrniiiils of the British and Frencli :nl-il.1ni_ion treaties 'in the Seuntte, |1:|\'<- 1-<-nclieil the conclusion that it' will ln- ncci>ssary to _ninenil the con- wiiiioiis in order to get favorable ac- i‘un upon thcin. 'fins conclusion is the result of the

(leoigetown today, one to nominate .il

____-

claimed to bc.

Thus in view of the Liberals the ll of the people has been made to

prevail;

WEDE HESUDED

on after the power boat Diana, in

P which they were ou their way to Bar

' Harbor had been placed in a sinking

J 1 ondition by running on to the

water.

Llbelal-Conselvativc Federal inter-

candidate to conti-si ix vi

in csts and anotoei to ‘nominate two C

Special to The Guardian.

LONDON, Aug. 1]--After careful ex-

Southerly end of Sandy Bay break-

Two conventions will be held in 4 -

.andidates for the Georgetown Dis-

_ trict in the coming local election.

1 the former case it is understood

' that the nomination will again be

tendered A. L. Fraser, the present re- present representative, nnd he will

SDMMEHSIDE

A. J. MacDonald, M. L. A., who

` luis represented this _district in the

_.__ i

Local Legislature continuously since

1872 with the exception ofthe years _ _

77-80. will, it is understood, de- ms “y'“Path5~ _ Factory was totally destroyed by» fire

ff ‘ tion fthe documents b the . _ _

°‘"‘ “""'1 0 Y Sl>0Clf11I"rom Gimrdmn (iorresD0ndent cline n nomination today owing to

.\‘i~n.iii-<‘o1i1nTittce on Foreign Rela- '. which has talien them up in

Sinurilny. ` le No effort was made to have the

l_1-.-will-n reported and it became ex-

ti~i--nvly doubtful to some of the ors after which a smoke and 3 formal ,q|l:1..1:isil‘atio11 whether such a course talk took place.

irouhl bc wise at thu present time, 1.1110--‘ to objections to some features nf 1511- :iuiceruent as they now appear.. .\‘-,ii-'fill olijcctioii was made at both Aillings to the provision submitting

9-dlng men of the town.

____,___ SUATMEns1n1-1, August 11 - 'rue ni \-ivoi-1.1111 fashion. After two pro- British Prcsemcn arri\'cd at 8.15 to-

l.»1i_i;.'~il sittings thc committee ad- night on the (‘., (‘,_ S_ B,-ant ,md were f

_iiiiiinvil late yesterday to meet again es he

corted to thc Clifton I-louse by 1.

Sllllpcr was Dl'0lJared for ths visit-

The follnwini; was the progi-nm_ MHYOF Morrison, Presiding.

_ pi _ _ _ _~ while bathing; off Smith Point in Links Puller on Fisheries-Mayor Morri- Champlain today, Edith. 'Gertrude

,,,,,.,.ii\i1s of didereuce to the Joint son. Cunningham, 17, of New York city,

Hirli Uoviiiiiissioxi of Enquiry, but

l;ii1il_ :ilso was found with the provi- _

` Fiench Tieni authoriz I

sion in the ‘ ‘» -Y . ' _ 1...- 1-..riri.;m.io1. by niet Govnnmencltflll in Til-roiwliiiicc with the procedure rc- lu

i,Hirvil hr the laws of France and with

lim ioniiition in the Bitish treaty se

limi 1-.utters affecting dependencies Hf`l!i~.~:'it Britain shall be submitted P to lin- (lover-nnionts of such depend- eiwii-:.-_ it was thoiig-,ht that the int- , ti-1 1|:.nsc iniglit lcad to undesirable F i-o|»..g»|'<~11'ioim, while it was feared flint lin- former iniglit nccessitate a . vii- 01:1- in the method of pl‘0ceediui! lt in lim: 1:»»nni,!'v_ H I' _~:|\i.1~ ull these objections it be- r_.nn~ 7-riili-nt, however, that the pow- " 1-r 1-_.nfl-i~r:~.l upon the Joint (‘.on1n\is- :ri-in is fbi- only renl obstacle to earlv uilinn.. Several Senators expressed \1i.:ill1~r1|l»l~_‘. opposltioii to this provi- rinn and more than one suggestion H01 nnnle that the paragraph should bi- 1-liiiiinated, or nt least materially iuoiliiii-ll. No motion was made to inis |~ff1~cl_, but if there had been a role ii. probably \voiilg,1,__have carried. '|'|u- nu1;»nii_inlo ofthe extent of this ri-iiii-nun will bo brought to tlu-\,l’i'c- l=l'_l0'=i'.-= fittcntion u11d none i~lc1n1toi'i-1

_fill \u'_u'i: the cancellation of the pro- S 'Isl-ni.

SUDDEN DEATH OF

REV. DR. C. T. PHILLIPS N,

l’|1ilii|1n, ii prominent Baptist clergy- g

l-"'li¢:i1L at his home in Jacksonville,

N. ii., and died soon after, aged """""ly years. ,

DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES

JOHN, Aug. 10-Serious fires L:

_\'=~_|1|Al>lf_- timber in the country is be- ing »=\\1~pt, -and if the wind holds as‘ "“\\'. ihu village will be in danger.

P ' tl _ L' ~ ' ' ”

ape! Un lo ommmclal Industnes were drowned. The beach nt Smith

(Heel M°'ArU‘“" setti"l‘7 forth E" de' Point runs out simllow for a consid-

E- erahlc distance and then drops off

lnnd. suddenl to a de>th of 12 feet.. The Paper on !\gricnlt\lrc by Capt. Jo- gl

edge.

Paper on l<`.diiL'n.i_ioii_al Systeiii

. ld. 1., by Neil l\lcl.coil.

P9991' on l*`oX lndustry by B.

ors in the p:1|n»ri-i leel by Mr 'l‘i1|\l.o11 _ _ nd Mr Molmoil. March... ...l4l1.b

T JOHN DRY GOODS FIRM “

. been about halfus much rain, t ere H ___ _KL ers nh __é___d__-MB O; Kitt

traditc John R. A. (looliil§¢. Will- 'n ranted by Judge Mac'l‘avish this

fir" rinriing tonight ln Klngg County, morning. The accused did not ob- P

ii'-114| vnl 1 ' l. Th j t t ex nilitlon. He is accused 01

I W age 0 Pengbsqus 6 f?J‘i‘gi11L;,r notées in- Massachusetts. 2

the different industries of P.

ph l-lead.

of W

Much inf_eri‘i:i. \\'ns takvn by thc vis- lj

'l`l1efollo`\\‘ing is n. list of the pi‘eiis~ A n:

e Moy... .. ...l_il3.0

° .I

l~T. M. Alexni-ile1', Aberdeen. Jlllil - - ~ - - - ---

ll. H. H. Hard, J, i‘., Belfngt. James l<‘. (`-l1nl\l:c|', Westminster.

J. .i’. Ui-ool, Edinburgli.

Wilfred J. Hinton, B. A., Wales.‘1‘

D. Lucas, London. lil

ohn Rebel ts Wales D

J ' _, _ lddgar llowan, London, ffl

Wilfred llutlierforil Loudon. l

_ .i1

U. W. Sl. - J.. ‘_ '~ _ rr

__E____lllx'(.__| _l_ _slihtm 1010. In May, 1911, only .40 was the ____

gure, compared with 2.38 in 1910.

--- is

sr. Jo11N, Ang. 10--F. w. Daniel 2

nd Liucile Kenney, 15, of this town,

Y l

rls nnthiukingly walked off the

The only witness to the drowning as Fred l'-‘etf_erson, stepfather of the

Kenney girl, und he was nimble to

W- reach the place in time to save the

“"t0U~ girls. The bodies were recovered. Miss

unniiigliami wus spending her vaca- un with the Keniieys.

157.3 179.7 259.3 211.8 287.4

p1'il_.. ...1l§2.7

unc... ._ ...3l1»0

.. ...287.6

exe was much less than half the ccipitation of the sainc months in

Lluriously enough, while there hhas

but a small increase in the hours I sunshine in 1911. Ill Jllly. 1910. d i Jul 1911 there were 287

ll yi 1

(lo., l.td., dry goods, suspended nn ` I i1 urs oi’ bright sun

ng. 22.

NILLL BE EXTRADITED

()'l"l\AWA, Aug. 10--The right to ex _ _

nil a deciinu o '

._ v .1 . _ - ,

S____ ____HN_ A__g_ 10__ne___ D___ (______ ;_1_1_1_;1__111;:_1_1t_;i><l§_3___oooflicnggiigixcsnssgig Zhins., while that Tnonthh in th_:s_tyeui; ___ete_y _g__0__e__ the p__t_t_____ of the

reater. The creditors will meet on ,_

unin_ was stricken with heart trouble A

nd less than half t e amo o

The months of May Jime and July

_-_-_-1 ,910 and 1911 have' mah,t,1i,,ed B be heard for 22111 es.

:losc similarity in mean temperature _`_"?" _ Tonite the mer unit this year uns WE_lTH,Ell -FORECAST, dit. seemed much hotter and the tempera- -__-

ure, on different occnsions, has ex- ceded the highest recorded in 1910. The statements afford a good op- ortnnlty for comparison and per- npn may show differences or maybe imllaritles not expected.

Minnr.i's, liiniment cures Distcmoer.

vvt-~v_-____v______ __________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __1________________v

lRll|NFllLL-- 191|

Tim punt dry spell, which is having nu-ii 11 detrimental effect on crops of nil kiinln throughout the entire Pro- vinni, has given rise ‘to some refer- "'"",“ to lfilli Yuar’s rainfall. _ _hor the bonedt of those who would 1_1*-'-‘ to have a comparative statement l\<'_(i1u1rdian publishes herewith the l""‘vinitaticn in inches of seven

nw mean temperature and hours of fguisliine--all' kindly fllrnllhld by A. ewberv of the Meteorological Ste- lluli ]|ere;_..

rnnolrlrnxos. ‘

M (Ii-mines.) . J "nf" 1910 ian ___:nuriry_.. ... ... 1.. ..-‘... 4.78 2-B5 M-l>r'nn'v.-__ .L_ s-.ai 1.1111 Annu... ... ... 8.10 M9 ini... ua 1.15 _ Tm ni an use ,___ ‘ *__*

. _ _ .>. '-- 0- -_ 1 _ _ _ _y____, ._ .` .in-= -- .- .;-’?.._-_-1 '”.‘£1.~.w -no - ‘ ' - `

_.v. <

Jnnc.... . - ~- ~ ~ Jul,-___ . . . . ... 3.27 1.27

, , January...... ..

months of 1910 and 1911, as wellas 1‘ebrusry._..._ . . . . 213

M.ir¢;H...._. ._ _ __ 30.1 Aprii...... ._ _ .- Msy_.._.. ._ ._ . June...... _ ._ -

4 69 2.91

_ 24.60 'i2.9i

MEAN TEMPERATURE.

1910 24.2

1911 19.1 13.9 22.9 35.4 52.2 58.8 69.8

45.8

Month

42.5 49.4 56.0 66.9

48.4

ilidoan total...

THROUGH PROVINCE _ ,d M ti..

y two. The co est recor

- ~ 'MIDLAND previous 111851- WHS fifty’ eight 5°'

t nine a. m. V09'

____ gm” above zero at ven. At nine

Yesterday the Northumberland 101* p. m. yesterday it was fifty e B 8

this port at 8.15 n.. m. for Picton rees above zero. _

' with passengers, freight, express and The length of today will be our-

amination the management of Carle- ton Hotel cstimated the loss caused by fire at between $250,000 und $300,000. The loss is completely covered by insurance which also includes the be- longings of guests.

King George today telegraplied thc

managers of the Carleton expressing

The Abegweit Athletic Club has

received from‘G. F. Hutcheson asil- ver cup which hc has generously of- fered for competition in the Tennis

Play' for the trophy will he in

single, and thc first round will

gweit courts. Handicap has been arrange, and the drawings for to- day's matches are as follows: Gordon Hughes vs W. Matheson 30 1.. B. 'McMillan-30-vs J. P. Gordon. H. L. Smith-30-vs H. L. Bethune. G.F.Hutcl1eso11 vs J.A.Mcl\'Iillan-30.

.out of three sets; finals three out af

lfivc.

lt will be observed that thc seven _

ff. oaths quoted. about half as much .Henry U. Paton, Norwich_ rain fell this year as did the year

revlous, while in the last threc

wHsTH HTAAH

The preliminary rounds will he two

Other members of the club who de-

POR’I‘“lMUll'l‘H N H Aug 9 -

ery and Newcastle are g g

whistle on Whaleback Light in Ports- mouth 1-larbor the government com-

people and has ordered the contrac-

nmmu Di July' 1910' tors to install the whistle which can

MILK EAIIEDDY

DDEMED DDWA

The Charlottetown Condensed Milk

this morning, the alarm being rung

The fire was first noticed by Mrs

U health' I in about 4.30.

A Henry Lapthorne whose residence is

1 ~ - A _

_ lElllll§_l)l.AllllS

s 1.11.13 u1N1:, vt., . _-s - _ ' f _ _ig ;___uI_)__ctc;__y ____A_\1g_______‘l wati;_i_i_ _ _ _roof and had obtained such headway

near, and the alarm was given im. by telephone from the residence of Hon A. B. Warburton.

At that time the blaze was visible n the interior, but had not broken hroughthe roof. When the firemen

he flames had burst through the

hat it was impossible to save it. At the time of writing theblsze had

destroyed the main factory and was almost at the extreme southern end. Notlnns but nie omce and the brick boiler remained in the north end.

Th gasolene shed, ice house bfnd

Division of the (~,1,,b_ coal shed will not be destroyed.

played this afternoon on the Abe-

DID EDDD WDHK

LONDON, Ang. 10--The loss to the

Ernest Rice-30-vs l-LC. Warburton. guests at the Carlton Hotel, the two

upper floors of which were damaged last night by a spectacular fire that drove the occupants of the much pat- ronized hostelry into the streets, is

lsire to play are requested to make not so heavy as had been anticipated.

"'_- _`__lnrrang-ements with the Secretary, W.

u6_,_9 133l__)_ A G______e___ The guests who deserted their rooms

as they were when the flames broke

-----1 out, found that the salvage corps

had done their work so thoroughly that in many cases their baggage, clothing and other possessions even down to toilet articles, had been un- damaged. The loss to the hotel is es-

timated at $150,000, but this is prob-

ably an under estimate, as all the ceilings and most of the furniture must be replaced. The Fire Depart- ment places the blame of their delay in getting to the scene of the fire to

° 9 9°" “ _ ' the hotel management who tried to _ . _ H htm _ u' put out the blaze when it originated

5~7“‘“3t we ”st"'b`l‘shm°“E' °f 5* sire" in the elevator shaft in the kitchen

quarters on the top floor, with ap- pliances in the house before sending out an alarm. ` '

: GONDEHSED |\DvERT|SElENT

'_-_(Too late for Classification.)

TQRONTO, Aug. 12-Moderate to

fresh northerly to northwesterly winds, fine and comparatively 0005- d The lowest temperature recpr 6 yesterday was fifty eight d¢8\'°~5 B* bove 'zero and the highest was seven-

ckln nf; 1200 She left. on teen hours and fifteen minutes, and

mail, do g _ - - d thi _ return 3 __4__.a5 p. m. briagingtpxsen- ton1or_r;iw__.f0\_1rl'-vw 1'0"" 9" " gers, fr g express an .vu e. ay s een m nu es. N. s. mini. 'she leaves nn: morning 'rue one win hs high one finer; for Picton at 9.15 a. m. - - noon at 12.04, SundaY l\ll5°\`“9-9° 25;

The Harland left yesterday at five- 12.46 and Morgar Blt°m°°“ at 1 t irt m for East River, return It will he l\lK t0m01`l'0W l110¥`\\ll1Z B

th y a. . - ing inthe morning and sailing again 1.13, Monday mornlniz at L39 and in the afternoon at 3.80 for East Tuesday morning gt 2.08. River rlturni at night. l Y°Fl’~°l`dB~Y'l Gfmfdlhn lfwllld hhvfl

redliy the "dai-Tami mslieli nie us- asia one un uae would be ings at

ual return trips to West River,1eav- 12.04 Saturday afternoon instead Of ing nm pore at s.o0 p. si. find s.ao meriuns. also that it would be hlzh p. m. returning on the last trip at at 2.44 Saturday m01'lllf\K Gnd 1-1|

' Bunds morning

6.15 p. m.. y - . 'Yesterday the Eastern express was The sun sets this evening at 7.12,

on time, the Southern- accoinmoda- tomorrow evening at_7.11 and Mou- tlon was twenty five minutes late, day evening at .09; it 1-lan tomor-

' the Western accommodation was on row morning at 4-58 cud Monday

'BRIGHT SUNSHINE. time, tht Bummerslde uceommoda- in rning at 4.59.

tion wil live minutes late the Eos alba moon rises tomorrow at 9 p.

(Hours-) - ' . - . _ _ _

1 dMonds 't 919 .m

M ul 1910 1911t¢x`-ii acconnuodstioni was on tina ni; gn

Jniiiinnry... 59. 95. and the Western express was fifteen 1 ' 'y a I D

- ' 1 100. itumliiutcs foto. lflnarcw linimonrourea gnrgotln cows -‘

31,5;-nu»y,,, ,,, 1. ..» .-1 .1

` ; ._ .,~'_.__'__

L'.°~'. `_»_

_OAETZA gold- brac¢Ei?l;i~eWsrd_to

L finder at Queen Hotel. 8-12d3ipd

‘DEUND--fl`be_ "party_who lost a

fresh to northwesterly winds. flue and u’ watch at races recently sbould comparatively cool. _ .enquire of W. N. Riggs. _8-_1ildiliDd.

The temperature at three oclock p _ _ ll Wu

_. Highland Avenue. App Y to Urn- 1»°3_9=_1__vin1ses- __l§;-i1§!?1nd-

‘ R 'sA`1.E`1io'iise and ict, Ne.14

+O_§'l‘ small bunch of keys on

L Thursday evening reward by 1 1 .

caving at Coffin & Co Grocers.

8-12dii.

‘ANTTND at once work afff-Iarvest

-‘Vi b fr Scotland. Apply

°"d“y it was six y se i in <1 - E0 J. h.nE?:ton°:E ssvoy Hotel 114

Kent st. ii-izdiind.

\VnNTED,"` teacher" for" Benin

‘ School. Supplement $20. Ap-

ply to Ernest Lund, Mount Herbert 1'. O. __ ___ 8--12di°_8fpd.

‘ANTED a young man to deliver .milk in city. Must be able to

milk. Good wages to the right man. -Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

- a-1zg:npd_

ll'*ybu want to have a good Sun-_

I day dinner order some of our tender Corn, Ripe Tomatoes, Celery,

Cucumbers, Beans, Busts. Come in and see our free exbi lt of Csbbages

today. They are perfect in every resveet--J-___-_G21 =9= 399;il?_flllP_d: "'5S7lT_last week, white and tan EEJ fox terrier. Reward by return- ing to Heiiry Hooper, 150 Dorchester St. 0-10d8ipd.

OWLING-. Durke'| Alleys, under

B arkat open 1111111 dl!! Nfl £0 ,|,,,:'_ ' - 2-zsau.

Ll ..-

umenrs alumina mu nipmmis.

ADW IMPDDDED

Special to The Guardian. LONDON, Aug. 11-Considerable

improvement in the strike situation was evident today. and orders for troops to come into city were coun- termanded.

Some cavalry had already gone

abroad by special trains at Aldershot when their 'officers received word that they were not needed in London.

THE EDHDS PASS VETD A DY EEW VDAES

LONDON, Aug. 11-Premier As-

qnith’s Government last night en- forced its will upon the Peerage by a narrow vote of 131 to 114. _

By this vote thc 1-louse of Lords de-

cided to accept what the Liberals contend is the will of the people, and adopted Viscount Moriey’s motion not to insist on the Lords' amend- ment to the Parliamentary Bill,- which practically limits the power of the House of Lords to a two year suspensory vote, and vastly increased the prerogatives of the House of Commons. -

was most anxious to hc saved.

The Archbisliops of Canterbury and

Te k of N lk d Vlil

party. Viscount Moriey’s definite announcement that enough peers would he created permanently to swamp the upper house if the govern- ment did not prevail aipparciitly s\vny_ ed n few \\'n.verors and decided tin- is- sue. ~

MUCH FOR llIRNllN

HALIFAX, /ing. li-Lnchlnn Roh _

Finuncier Frick

is Retiring

Special to The Guardian. WAl~3HlNGTON, Aug. 11-Geo. W.

1’crkins,iinuncier and director of the United Steel Corporation-, made some striking recommendations today with reference to the Goverument's con- trol of corporations before the House Steel Trust investigating committee.

He declared that existing laws were

seriously threatening the big businesl interests and their rigid enforcement

was rendering it impossible for cor- pori=.'tions to continue operations 'in conformity with the statutes.

NEW YORK, Ang. 11-The resigna-

tion of Henry Frick from the dirscto~ rate of the Union Pacific Railroad Co, was announced. It is understood that he will also

retire from other large corporations with which hc has been prominently identified for many years, including

ghe United States Steel Corpora- ion.

EHE PDFE‘3 ilDNDllIDll

IS SEIDHTEY BEUEH

ROME, August 10-Dr. Petacci

The great constitutional struggle and Professor Marchia Fava visited which began when the house of P0179 Pius e-"ly l7Ud0~Y and f0\1!1i1 his lonlgnenrly two years ag0_ rejected general condition improved. This the budget _Of David Lloyd Ge0,ge__ was attributed to the removal of the chancellor of the excbequer, is ciid-ipatlwt from his “sual Small bell ed for a time_ at ,msn with themhnmlicr to more spacious quarters great fchnngc to Great Brimiws which, according 1;0_the |,(,,,tm._B Own working constitution since the pas- °xE“`°sE"°"~ amxds mm th,” feehng of _,ago of the ,.ef0,_m bm_ the m_0cess_l1ciilg in the oben ai|~_ 'lhe walls of

uf voting c,,,,s,,med nearly ____ hour the room are twenty feet high.

and the result trembled in the bal- The Done was s°".‘ewIE“t wonied ance until the mst moment" over thc illness of his sister, Rosa,

The ..die_hal_ds». mustered greater nho sisiliered from the effects of the strength than the prophets nntlci_ lljrilmgaty .mtt “"e_aE3e§' .$5254 pated and the experiment owes' its Sfsficl ,3 vm defh' - e Stu? victory to the votes between 20 and ,O ef ii' ' Xzgmfdau ane'.~an f 6 _$0 consjrvntuves who threw in their llolgli spartllxifts land’ fgfrrfuehlgiyng west

ot wi 1 the liberals to sav ' » '

Own caste from _OBS of pr__S___cge theb1§_ Sign one to the other throughout the ___ _________________ ___

a great incrcnsc in its numbers and Cardinal Merry Del Val, the papal ,

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from which every one belives he late yesterday, returned today, not

wishing to be long absent from the atican whili- the present condition

theinise their may bv u. fresh com-

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borough, Newcant1@_ N0,-¢h“n,\,c,-|M,,1_ plicnfiou of thc throat and bronchial

Somerset and Wcstniinster voted witii t"°“b1“~

the opposition, while the remainder Eight years ago yesterday great abstained from voting. When the thmngg l¥“l5h“f"‘~"‘l *lt the "ul-ECB" t° » voting began u thrill of excitement meet the Vmlemte and “e“.rxy'e1ect'ed 1-7.* marked the nm,eumm,c of mmh tw |i_ontiiT nt thc inoincnt of his corona '~ ‘ f .-

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1,|e_ hut n,),,(._ war, g,.cat,__,. than when lion. \rst1:rilny, however, owing to

. ._ _ _ th illness of thc pope only u. few of

Lord Hosobciy uppcaireil os ir suppoi e _

tel. uf um g0\._,,_,m,m,t_ the r‘:'1l'¢l|iii1lr=, ilic incmbnrs o_l_ thi; As soon as thc result was known ‘]“)E0"'nU"'. (MTR. and 'merlnlusi tiol

sev.,,_ I m,,,,\,,_m Ltlhl Sn f _ _ society urls present in tio . s ne

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mons 1'iis_l1cd ironi the galleries xiiinnl Chapel' whuie '_‘msH “'f‘_s Bald- I" honhqr into their own clminbcr and irhispcr- lution; "E";_“'en`ar5' E‘Ost‘_"t'“ on twig ed the news to the in0|11bi=i's. A great tmho Bmlgealzl' g";,hl();QEil.;sl°xi1tNlil;eowa.s cheer folloiveii, the unnounccinent of ti’ _“vp sf1_.]H'm ' the goVerninent's \'iutor_\'.\ Tlicqucs- limllnhzlu Q' t- _ 0 the po 6-B tion of thc hour is what effect to- S lg Om/ru E0' n P

night's decision will have upon thc knee may he necebgury'

future fortunes of the conservative

NORTON LANDING

KI-li\"l‘\-'ll.l.l'}, August fi-~ While

1»|1;;1u;'c|l in work on the now railway briii;-51- ovi-r'fhe llaspcrnu river at llortun I,:uillin1; toiiiiy, the Worlf- men noticcil 11 simrl: passing under

dnsli--d to one side of the river and for n iinie iii-carrie stuck in the mud. l"roc\11'i|T;.: ii gun they firrd three

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PARIS_ August 10_I__ was thcisliotm nil of nlucli took cffcrt.

frightful heat that y,,_st,,___d_,__, iorcmisziiilc to_tl|r_ l>_»t__toii;_ ilei;_f__i_,___l1i\twv_l;3_s Vedrines to abandon his attempts atrlfol' h°_“ lm. _“ H H' _,Vu on

a flight of 1,000 kilometres and whc|1l“f‘_‘""t QE" T' ?°'“ l‘_"{f(f§nl_ " on

descended at Etampes h_e was scarce-_lt ']‘__}`iSn,:|L,)i,],,tml,df;lil;“feet long and pl _._A-" _,___

_y‘ able to get out of his machine ns. .___ _ ____ _U0 pmmds is ._ ___-_, ,_ ~ AW.

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I do not know.

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I only know He is my Saviour now. when:

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