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_,#4 _ <> _ rg P ‘ ‘ ' ' cHARLo1°rE'rou/N. CANADA. MONDAY Mo11NrNo, Auousr 26. ;9_._., ' ' iw {~~°ggo,,~&_g$,n%%
c _ _ |.sslllli__ul
'Iwo Montreal Teams) To- '
rento cull IZornwa'l|~ . Win
. _ , 1 .___
(Canadian Press.) '
MONTREAL, Aug. 25-The Nat.
inals defeated the Irish Canadians ails afternoon in the fourth and last
gms of the season betwen the two
'l‘he match was the usual rough nf.
mir which always occurs when the local Dominion Lacrosse Association items gbt together and $50 in fines was collected from players who re- sorted to rough tactics.
The finsl score was 13-4.
(Oauadilll Press.)
MONTREAL, Aug. 25-Montreal defeated the Shamrbcks 7-5 today in the last scheduled game in the Nat- ional Lacrosse Union.
(Canadian Press.)
TORONTO, Aug. 25-Now assured ofthe championships of the Dominion
Imcrosx Association, Toronto today difeat _ the Tecumsehs 7 to 5.
(Canadian Press.) ‘ CORNWALL,` Aug. 25--The Corn-
w,all Lacrosse team showed that it was worthy of holding the obnmpion. ship of the N. L. U. today by de- feating the. Capitals of Ottawa, who had been their strongest opponents for premier honorsfby the score of 13 to 4. \,
THE BOOTH ESTRANGEMENT. NEW-YORK, 24-Denying that
any member of the Salvation Army had attempted to reconcile him with his father, General Wm. Booth, who died Tussdal night in London, Bal- lington Booth, estranged son of the _deed commander, to-day, made the fdliowlng statementz-
"Bnllington Booth deplores any re-
ference being made at this sad time to the estrangement between him and his father, which arose purely over matters of government and principle more than sixteen years ago. He de- sires to be silent about the Salvation Army statement, except to say that
has always treated his father with
.qs deference-_due to sfgrest man.
'.11-Iis -youngest brother and second
sisteg,~_¢,l¢o_;?9s~out,<of the army, and he has no howledge of any effort be- ilig made within these last days or at any time toward reconsliatlon, He would have gone to his sister, Eva, but when he and his brother, Herbert, attempted to 'offer their sympathy at the time of Mrs Booth 'I,‘ucher'_s_ death, they were met with IGIIIIII. ' A
"He has sought to avoid on this
occasion a reputation of the public
gppssrance of disagreement. Symr- stl1_y` has been written with affec- tionate solicitude to his brother, qraswell Booth."
Keep Minsrd's Linlment in the house.
I lichen ucucs Plllcucrn uiluuelu 'olliv Four urs ur sus uf
IN M0.NTR,EAL LACROSSE Ill lElE»GdPnH._ y pl |3 mgmo5_ PIIIIII Bill
OP!-I-ER TBIES TO
DIE WITH CHILDREN
NEW YORK, Aug. ' 23-Believing
she had consumption and must soon die, Mrs. Josephine Nunamann, o
Ile? flight Children into a room at her
yesrs old, was dead, and Mrs. Nuna_§ mann, with her son, Charles, four
tsI, at Weet New Brighton, wbers it is said the mother may recover, Tb baby is in a critical condition.
Mrs. Nunamnnn is the wife of Lonis
Nunamann, a blacksmith, and bb. own their home at No, 334 Britton -avenue. She is tnlrty-five years-old.
Pauline Herbst, fourteen years old,
called at the house and noticed a strong odor of gas. She gnve Lbs alarm and the mother and children were found.
DIES IN BAGS TO
GIVES CATS WEALTH
_ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 23- With fifteen black cats standing like sentin els about the deserted shop and sus piciously prowling in the wnkn 0| n, physician ill the dingy bedroom in the rear, Dr. Sarah F. Wells, grad- uate of Oberlin College, founder of _medical colleges, traveller, sul-,hor and occultist, passed to-day into the great beyond, the secrets of which she had read time and again to scores of nwestricken neighborhood women.
Clothed in rags, Dr. Wells died upan
a bed no less shabby, but her medicin- cs rested upon a great chest at her right hand in which were gorgeous silk gowns., rich shawls' and gems from the Orient. Somewhere in a 'strong box are reported to be govern- ment bonds and deeds to real estate in Dayton (Ohio). Kansas city sna 'F‘lorida, and to all of this those fif teen cats, who were held in even greater awe by the neighbors than
the expressed wish of\ths woman.
scalding water several weeks ago and ‘suilered tortures many days before physician was allowed to minister to her. She sat in a broken chair in the It-ear of her apothecary shop tended oc- 'casionally by n woman from a neigh- 'boring tenement.
When she realized she was dying,
'Dr. Wells sent for Mme Bee. a ior- tuneteiier, and Miss Delis Hnddy
shop, and told them to care for bel' cats after she was gone.
lin avenue neighborhood have regard- ed them as animals of ill omeu, and two of the cats, they were certain had supernatural power. Dr, Wells' husband, Rufus G. 'Welis, an eccentric aeronaut, died two ars ago after he
the mistress, are heirs, according to_
earn; cnsmx s _
si-xolvrsen ovmn sza ooo.
TORONTO Aus. zz-'rue <1erslos_
‘teller af the Elm Street branch of the
of the amount which he is charged with appropriating. This morning
months, old, was unconscious. They .Acting Inspector of' Detectives Guth- C _ P were taken to St. Vincent's Hospi- rie announced that the total def lc -' ( anadmll 're"'s')
8. &
tions, amounted -co $36,087.88, end
be amended accordingly.
Richmond was removed from St.
Michael'_s Hospital yesterday, where he has been since the sensational 56198-ttelrlilt on his life. on Monday, t0 the jail hospital. He is recover. ins and will appear on the zach in- stant. It is not likely. that :ns crown authorities will consent to bin
.being released on bail. He is closely
guarded in the jail as the officials fear that he ma mak anoth _
SLIDE IMPERILS
CANAL WORKERS_
PANAMA. AUS. 23-Canal machin-
.9l'y and workers were in 'peril yesgn,-_ day from a slide of earth, which oc- curred in a cut ncsr Las Cascades, but no lives were lost,
Las- Cascades is between Obispo
and Culebra.
Details of the accident were not
sent here and it is not known bow much earth was carried away or now mllch delav the accident will cause,
This is the first slide in several
months.
IINDER SECRETARYS
FOI! THE MINISTERS.
u -OTTAWA, Aug.- 23-Sir Joseph
Pope, Under Secretary of Exbnmni
Borden and his colleagues to England
Sir Joseph hss, while in England,
been studying the British s
. yste , D. I-I
For years the women ofthe Frank- _and it is considered likely that mn opinion is agreed that the bill as
scheme Bloug theiines in force in the Motherland will ~be adoted for Can- ada. ' With the ever increasing responnp bility and labor of Cabinet Ministers U19 llsullsslliy for such a system has
Affairs, who accompanied Premier diplomatic representations.
` ` a
the London Centrlll Telegraph
Concord, Staten Island, took two of ,H005 01 Afllhuf RICINIIOHU. former ' was VISIIQII
home yesterday and turned o th "B " ' eI'IOU5 FIFO ' Bus. When discovered Louis, fou:-I. “nk °I T°l`0ll¢O» are far in excess S
/
LONDON, Aug. Z5--London to-
night was entirely cut oil from tele-
e the charge against ibn prisoner Wm graphic communication with the rest
of the country aud with the continent, and for e. time connection with America. was severed ns rthe result oi s fierce fire which broke out in the general postoffice, in which bui,ding this central telegraph oilices were sit- usted an where all wires of the ser- vice are concentrated.
While the fire' was extremely fierce
no lives were lost and the damage was confined to inside the building.
A thousand employees, the majority
being women, were got from the building without panic.
The telegraph service to and from
_ Y e er ut _ _ tempt to and his um the capital will be crippled for sever-
al days. q,
.The building sustained no structur- al damage but the losses to the cab- les and instruments and furniture will be very heavy, the furniture suilcring from tons of waterwhich the fire en- gines pourcd in and which streamed through the whole building.
CANADIAN INTERESTS
TO FIGHT CANAL BILL.
OTTAWA, Aug. 23-It is stated
here on the best of authority that certain semi-public, nnd great private Canadian interests are contemplating action in connection with the Pana- ma Canal Bill, entirely independent of representations which may be made by Canada as a nation in con- junction with Great Britain.
The bill as it stands at present in-
volves a great many interests out-
I I);~_ wells fe|1 into B bathtub of " " side of the purely international phase
of the question, and there is every reason to believe that these interests
came from Congress constitutes clear violation ~of the Hay-Pauncefo
fy the most important provisions of that treaty.
ye
had earned s nsnw by Strauss Writ- becomes emphasized for many yes” Boxes A0QU1'r'rwD.
ings. When composing he would sit with one cat on 'his right shoulder and another on his left knee, while his pen scratched\a.way for hours at a ' time.
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GOLF €9wQll?E;III'IONS
The gentle rain-of which there has been so little this Summer-came tumbling down on Saturday after- noon, but it did mot appear to dampen the srdor of golfers, ‘and many players-eep°°isllY lil-di9S~t00lS Dart in the competitions for Driving. approaching and putting._ Mrs. W. W. Clarke won ist P1120
driving, with Mrs. James Warburton Bud, and Miss Ethel Longworth 3rd. 50 yards and 25 yards-Mrs, Clarke Iii approaching-distance 100 yards, alto took first prime, Mrs. Kllwl' csme Ind and Mrs. Alley 3rd. The
lst prile for putting was won by Mrs
Alley, the 2nd by Mrs. W, S. Stewart, ‘and the 3rd by Mrs Claxton. ` In the men's competition W. _ W. 'Clarke took: lst prize ior three driv- ea totalling 328 yards. Dr. Goodwill
ONT A11. All
was first in approaching with a score l¥lIie3iedI¥'%ll t H~
- 0 0
oi'1a and ior putting sieney Hob kirk won the prize with a score of 8. The ladies prizes were kindly do- nated by the President Mr. Long- worth and the men played for the sweepstakes. The Clvyz was disappoint- ed this summer in not obtaining the services of an iusi.ru<;tor, but notwith- standing, good progress is being made by some oi the new members without instruction.
r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -'ae .-_-_-_ .-:-_-_-:. .:.---r-‘-1 -‘-2'
DARIN3 ATTEMPT
TO WBECK C. P. R.
_ ___-
wmnlpna, Aug. 23-#rue discov- ery, of; 5, deliberate attempt to wreck flanadhn Pa_ciilc'pssscpger train No. 108, on the Stone Wall branch at a point two miles south of Komeno, was made by a section msn early this morning. The train is due in Winnipeg st eight, sn.-1_ between six and seven it was discovered that 'ikes _lladbeen extracted, and angle ard relnovsd from both lines oi steel, the front ends of the rails be- in; pgllgn qut, until they stretched outeid:'tIle ties. Hal- s indicated that men had been worgiplg on _the wrecking iob some nouns; probably this morning, and the placed material had all been ` plwnwny, The wrecking- crew
nearest wire uolnt and stoll'
gd nth-bound train. 01110! Deng; ex Canadian Paelne Police.
" nn gb; ground withh:
audit is ex_ _ IMI l
gm mnlyhi be maxim up.
` Nou- course.
34--lt is rumored visit oi Wins*-Dil
'of the Admg- been _ n wendy’ Ilsdeof
of the naval
Imperial Gov-
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE I ' comme 'ro causes.
LONDON,' Aug. 23-The Bishop of
Edinburgh and Bishop uloceiyne, ac- companied by a number of Church of England clergy, sail on the 143* 0| September on a mission to help the prairie provinces of Western Canada- rlir George Askwith sails for Qll°b9° today by request of the government to snq,ulre into the Oansdipn disputes set. He is eecempsnieq. by Lsdy Asxwith 'and Hon. Thomas Bosca- wan.
SAYS Oelllliliur 1_B_ ?RDll%A"“I““‘~
hi h t ts the honor of the
Iidnitxi gtg: Ill all its international
.ai _1 rc sense lei-"nf
s°°" 'f\I»"e'l'~'a :ne n s A unn-
past.
The appointments will be made as
in England," from members of Parlia- ment. and their duties, in n general WB-Y. will be to look after the lessor work of the portfolio. It I5.. °_"’?.‘.’I‘1.€*.‘T°$`I. t.I.l_*_‘.§. Such, e, system W0Illd Ver? l11uCl1 expedite the work 01 Parliament. th_e_ ‘tune or the 1w._una` ters at the ll_1°8§§llt being seriouslv encroa,ch,ed upon by detaiis which *“.°f Undef. S§¢r¢lel”i°s_"c6_uld deal
DU'-1s.sss.w.1¢.r. Go.
24-.-It is osieisi-_
,_ ah, ,, I-I. The Duchess lulaug t is lndisposed and' is
gil*
rug-
F.
| _
(Special to The Guardian.)
'I‘,OllON_’I.‘,Q, Ont, Aug( Z6_-ll(,pder-
ste to fresh winds' fair followed b showers
md _ _ sa .ie so is v mflufufa wee Isteegvf. °‘ 'TES
was 63 degrees above. At nine a. m.
p. m. it was 58 above.
The tide will be high this morning
ai. 9.09 and tomorrow at 10.08; it will be high tonight at 10.56 and eomolrow at 11.29.
was on Monday, August 19th a
this afternoon by the Renli Store tested thermometer with s northern
n. ' _ ‘ - ex,_ __ was seventy-three degrees
relations. _ ‘ °_
.§’:,,‘f,,_‘°““’ ' _` ' ' _ _,'.-_ seein' l_ll.1\.e.°*1'»_.°l1.=\l wks, 11° pun
LONDON, Aug. 23-"Kid McCoy"
(Normaa Selby), the American boxer,
Police Court today.
McCoy- was arrested July 26 on provisional extradition variant charging him with oarceuy, alleged to have been committed at Ostend. 'rho proceedings were token et the in- `s_tig'ation' of Belgian Legation-
M'cCoy appeared before the Magis-
Ltrete on several' 'previous occasions on the same charge, and on August 2 ws.s,'relee_se_d on bail-. while awaitlnir _the arrival of the documents con- neted' with the, case from Belgium.
'Ins M_ag_1stra_te said he had read all
the papers and had come to the con-
not, going org' western tour. " "~cl\ision that there was no suf icient
I
evidence to justify ,extradition and
. “P ' ' h'e therefore dismissed the case.
‘ "in-_rf “.‘-il ~ _ I 'rue Megletrete aeelsrea that he
‘-1 . »_'f,_,~`_ ._ 'found the Ostend robbery had been
' 1'? _ committed by some one'residing on
--'--' ' ' "~a different floor of the hotel from
the one _occupied by McCoy and said the charge against him was a ridi- culous one.
M,'c(loy thanked the Magistrate. say-
. » _ _ .. Y ‘ ,, ' ` _
»~ -'se 0- 0- renee- .;'.‘:l;._‘.“.‘:;.1:ft.::°':.:2.:.‘;.‘;°.:‘z“_
The lowest., temperature recorded l1f°-”
905951359 lr
low t recorded the previous nlg ` " ` " "
wss`q’g`61_ de¢re,`e% shove. At nine :I ` H in. y_es_te_r_d_ay'i ' was ‘E7 above and. ._ _ at n_i.ne_ p. m. it was Eli above. _ --
The `1owest temperature recorded ; Ons cent per word inlprtfon Saturday was 64 degrees above zero in this column. Cash must accom-
anq` the hig_hest'_ `w_a_s_ 71 s_bo_ve. ' The. 'ii'any.'urder and dye per cent discount lowest recorded the previous night allowed. 'Minimum charge twm rilve
cents. ____ ___________ ____
yesterday it was 64 above and at nine ,I~TQ7rIO. WILL THE PERSON WHO
_ was seen taking n halter awAY "Om
the horse shed at Kennedy & Co’s store on Sabbath evening the 18th inet, leave it at Brsdalbane and receive reward. SQGMEII-
B' 0 ug United The sun sets this evening at 6.49 ,I1 CHBSR-'WA§,f.if,£b FOR PINE
VIQT-Ox' ' -' A ' and tomorrow at 6.47' it will bs ,gf _
‘ Beet' 2. . Knox, ' - ue school, District No. 110,
2,212' E' E.l§ip°“h_e_i~e, __ . on ntfgormw 5'T:nmg at 513 and Prince County. Supplement $40.00
bl to discover ll>l_k0! _ -» W 5 Ei] n ° 7 _ Fra ch teacher preferred or one §"t"’* '°°*»~‘°- ---» -~»~.»»»~»lbl‘.”..:‘l. ~'1i’1“`5`3.‘;'°3“"‘i:.““‘“"°;‘ ‘°"“‘?”°" ‘“°'“““ s ;"°':'.:.1°" :°';" "°°“ ’~
.Ch I ISI OI 1. 0 IIN INPUT- n ,_ ' ' ___-__~__5_|_\_v____¢‘5_Y; ‘ __ _; the u‘l::“ of m mtetvhm he nm; The first quarter ,of the new moon NOTIOEFMISS ANGELINE CUM
lw
l` '°-o":Ileeisn cemmmciupad the Pet; u 5,, P m ' any one mise beers wluce will omg Canal situation I. 0 5 3° ' ' ' ' open a dress-making establishment ;"!°»l of ll°mm“=* 1” *“° U‘““°“ B,““' ',,,'f'I'° §‘-III, "'f,°",`§“,, “if” T"°°°”' ee we Pevnu ee on september "°"|,2§“"' ff” ";’o"IIi'I"iu';;Ivza°`s¢°£e length of 'coasi wan be mr- 2"” "2"" ““‘°{,‘.‘§{“,:,,"'{’,,f",, Iffgf rsae .on e on an are we n - the triatment to be aceglrdggmto the hours and thirty-sight minutes. . mn than work s_z6Mu,,d_ ` t Ill. 0 , - “'°°""*";_""__°"`i`°“”“""_ '°°°°l° °‘ °”'“` “° ° .M ,,,,,f,.°"§.,¢»,,»,m s,¢,,,4,,~, nmnng gun-oss) AUc'r1oN FURNITURE sr Razer
::;...':.::°. °~:;s::... .. ....._ ... .. .-no
dence of Mrs. Catherine Woods, 84 Pownal St., on Thursday, 29th August, commencing-at 1.30 o'clock
p.rh., Parlor, Dining-Hocus, Hall. Bed-Room and Kitchen f rnlture. See handbills. A. Boisner, Auction-
eer. y 8-2f_iM_4ipd.
treaty, and that its effect is to nulli-
-WORK
tion and Jwith day =P. and
building structure ute 90 height, h
and the grass.
The nu
the sinki
monly
hugh dox shifts of
rest 16. These
perfect lowcd to
COMING
Asquith, com missi ior staff
for Cana quiring, ernment, dustrial
board of
It is stated that these interests l “Eleven
will, on his return, submit u report among which the transcontinent to- the Government as to the lop. railways may be included, will in th mulatioli. of a scheme for the crea- event of the Panama Bill as passe .tion of Under Secrstaryships of by Congress becoming law, take th , 'Btlte ss an aid to Cabinet Minis. position that the act is unconstitu-
who' lived in the rooms above her IMS. in their seesional duties. tional. "
It is pointed out that the best Can-
adla En iish and American legal putation
it which have f been occupied by the n Italians, to ing the i
tion will king declaring that the islenders will not accept the restoration of Turkish
' burned
sion of Athens
rule.
of death
B following
alcohol, two add Stephen gony at
in convu lhouse.
With reaching stituted
their ow
of liquor
_poison o
doctor w
A onizin
the same
In an ho
death pu
which tw restrain,
iliowed. U.
r
°°K.0f
f *Iona
Oharl
#nude
fthe work
‘time and
LUN DO
-tion is to in England. Two officials of the
ACTS OF
LOND()
tion of Christian villages near Berua, ‘Northern yesterday
are preparing for action apart from pondent
za, Montenegro.
ELEVEN
had gone little more than a boy in years, died
them from St. George street in the heart of the foreign quarter.
Boichinck
pidly into
his sight
One cent
in this coin . _ pany order and five per cent discount
36th. The
"Be conve
correspondfcs and billing your cus-- tomers loo costs less In the end. Get one oi my Smith Premiers For good work. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax,-N. S.
BEING Rus:-mn,
on Qumemo BRIDGE.
_*_-
. QUEBEC, Que., Aug. 23.--Work on .the sinking of the caissons for the new Quebec bridge is in active opera-
operations are .proceeding and night gangs. Messrs M. J. 'I‘. Davis are carrying on , which will provide for the
of the main pier for the
. This caisson. which meas-
by 180 feet and 40 feet in
as nlreudy reached n depth
of 37 feet underneath the river bed,
work is making rapid pro-
mber of men emlployed at ng of the caisson at the re
p _
»sent time is 700. Out of this number there are more than 300 men com-
known as "Sand Hbgs" aur-
plo ed at excavation work, inside the'
which are divided into three one hundred or more nt s who work ei-ght hours and
n
men who ar daily examined
by n, reel
dent physxian, must be in physical condition to be al- work.
T0 CANADA
FOR POINTEI`.t`».
N, August Z3-Sir Georul-» chairman of the industrial on, and Isnac Mitchell, sen- oilicer the board of trade,
left Liverpool today on board the stcamship
Empress of Ireland, bound
da, for thc purpose of in-
on behalf of the British gov-
iuto the workings of the In- Disputes act._ The investiga-
bc made with a legislation
trade expect to stay in
Canada two months. '
BARBARISM
BY TURKISH SOLDIERS.
N, Aug. 23-“The destruc-
Albunia, were continued ,". tclegrs,pl1's the corres- of-.The Times at Andrievit-
villages now have been Great acts oi barbarism
1 . o have been ommitted by the Turkish d soldiers. I'
o -been burned." “In vie
bio Maslem villages have
w of the impending conclu- Peece," the correspondent at for The Times says, “a de-
from the Agean Islands,
is going F6 Rome concern- sland’s future. The deputn- present a memorial to the
DEAD AND
MAY BE TWENTY.
was discharged in the Bow Street MONTREAL- August: 24'“Th° Wu
in the city's Russian colony, n general debauch on wood was this morning swollen by itions to a total of eleven. Soliesork died in frightful s- thc general hospital, after he
blind, and Hon. Boichinclr,
lsions in an east end lodging
prospects of the death list
twenty, the police today in- a systematic search of thc
foreign lodging houses under suspici- on ior the vorages on which the Russians have
,from time from quiet desperadoes, ready to fight with
illegal sale of the fircy bc-
to time been transformed laborers into demented
n countrymen, with foreign-
ers, or with police. Up to noon today over half
s hundred different brands had been seiued, most of 40 Vallee street and '309
had procured his fatal
nly yesterday. Drifting ra.-
uneonsciousness, when a
as summoned last night, he
said he had taken only two glasses.
cram s followed and when
E 8 P Dr. Martinesu arrived he found, the men's friends rubbing his body with
liquor he had been drinking,
in a vain effort to relieve his pain.
ur he was dead, having lost
in fifteen minutes befor: an end to the struggles
of his friends could not
t o
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CUIIIB EVENTS.
' IEETIIIGS. ETC
per word each insertion mn Ossh must eeeomf
Minimum charge twenty-five
C. meets tonight at 8 o'-
clock. Important business. '
Social, Monday, August
special train _will leave n for Fodhla at two p.
ottatow
m. " instead of 1.l0 0-SSMESI
._._.¢
rted to typewritlng your
a better,worlrs quicker and
a-zsuel
1.-llllllltllt ll! 1_’l_l!.ll_°.1sM.-
ENGLAND
ima 'ine "
(Uanadinn Press.)
,<';_\VAN\|AH' A,,,_ -_¢5__n-our hits yesterday at 7.1.5 .»‘.'l..rb_ _ '
in eighteen inningi were all inn were allowed here' it -lny by Heines- navislbillcy or nie passage of a re,- chulz, who pitclp-ri :md won tw games for Savnnmv. dgainst Uoluni
bus in the South _\»|n»~tic League.
The visitors obtaiu..l two hits in
each game.
The score in the first game ws.- "
to 0 and iu the second 2 to 1.
The tcums ure now tied for the
league championship.
GOING T0 THE
DOGS SAYS DOCTOR
LONDON, August, 23-"'I-‘here is no _ doom that England is going to the DIES FROM EA'Ig§gNED ME
.
dogs much quicker than most people A
MINLBFU- Plt_¢II¢,[AG_(:p|1|,- President Ihinlfs That Bill Ig
' Ruth,” BP' Treaty
I murkebie Feet __
Not A- Violation Of The
(Canadian Pr:-ss.)
WAS!-IING'i`O_N, .tug '.:I»~l‘residsnt Taft signed the P;.n:=l.»,. f‘nunl bill
Following this he sent to Con-
'5 gross s memorandum suggesting the
0 solution which would declare that the _ 'measure was not considered by thd
governzncnt s violation of treaty‘ `provislo».». regarding the canal.
In .bf nursing the British protest a-
gninsl |l.e exemption of `Am'eriean I e.Iiippi`1|_;' 1rDm ills Daymsllf Em :_..lls lor the use of the can- |nl, lllf 'init says the irresistible con- ,cilo-lon in ilvlt although the Uni
,Scotts owns, controls snd_ has pai for the canal it is restricted' by the treaty from aiding its own commerce
- in a way that all other nations of 'world may freely do. _
L, .
This is the assurance of Dr. L. ST, JOHN, August 23-Word was Forbes Winslow, the founder of the received here tonight of the suddeli British Hospital for Mental Disol'-Ideath in Milltown of Rev. W. W. \ dcrs and an expert in lunacy, in dis- Ilfiainnie, one of tne foremost Presby- cussing n pessimistic article by Dr. 'terian clergyman in the maritime pro- 'rrendgold in the Quarterly Ileview, vinces, Rev. Mr. Rsinnle was for in which he says that the whole ten- years pa-stvr _Of Calvin vlluwll' lu" dency of modern sentiment und civi- find W8H llmmlllflllli Ill tIl0 ¢0Ull9°\5 Of' lization is towards the propagation the Pfesbyl-“IBD B°l’l¢l`9f1 835011151?- ona sorvivsl of the nom. He was hom In Glasgow sud graduat-
orphe difficult pm-t of the problem] ed from the Presbyterian college in
says DI-_ Winslow --is to get the nib Halifax. H0 W88 ILS Well kI\OWrl \’.hl'\l-
’ 'mt Nova Scotia as in New Bruns-
tion to realize that we are rapidly] _ck moving towards the downward path, ""‘ ~ _ _ and to take the proper steps to ap- H15 fl"-WI* WIS due tto acute indix
_ gestion caused by ea ng cannc
p'.V.-1$,\,Ԥ ,k:,I;,";"; ';:Z,',,'),;'ft,'(:'n":,,t(;;),e'af,';0_ meats. He was in camp at Oak Bay,
ple of England," contlnlled Dr Win-'€?a,:é)°tt:c§‘?£;“ta'_;)x:i;l;sachvxxrhmuqg slow, “is most disquistlng. Dcgencr- Mmtoywn when he was taken m on scy is alarmingly onthe increase. Wedneméy night He was at ,mee “__ llr. Trcadgold m~.tcria.lly_ un‘derrates mnved to ms home in Milltown ,B4 ‘“.;=..r:.‘;°;t.‘:’: sr; .:::“;:;J . -- °»;f;°‘°°.°“=‘:* W " - hi,but h I u0 Kill! is “ISO markedly I"°"°“si“g' b“t':ti:1§ngth 'gnough to eullow the oprra- manv of the persons iinprisoned for ,tum to be carried out He was “bong crime are actually suffering fro_m`mty years of age and ‘eaves ,_ widow mme lll`0“°‘l“°°51 f°"l“ “I “"°“l“I ‘1‘°"and one daughter about six year-so! ease." ng¢_ "vm
Dr. Winslow says in concluslon:-- .__._------
“If our downward path is to be C_ p_ R REFUBEH _
cut short and we are to save our- T0 CARRY LIQUOIL
selves from going to the dogs, whi- --
thcr we are already hull-way. ever* WOODSTOCK, Ang. 23-The un- child born of criminal parents must slnkahlf- rbizsl --f Vnrleton countyl bo rcmovcd from the environment .|,lo».»| ...f ii..- m.l.»nl has put the C.. thc home, becnuse thc fore .~f imitn-_ I’ if 1.. e.. .mu-li legal distress that lion ,.1 olnilli-I-u is so great that tbev|\i.. inn --.~.‘¢..rnt.»..|1 refuses to carry
easily felon( me 'suggestive influence , ref. .-.~‘1lnu».»i;; of ibm nature coming in- oi their our--|1\.s." to this countrlf~
The doctor- admits that some cléili In a few days near1Y$Z00 W0l`tIl 0! l \‘~ t ist the psren a |(:ll';'lIll'ILl'I‘e 'dx-'li Shia: rearod in a den freight Omccs 0! the company' was ,,, ,,,¢,,,,,y an.; become honest nnn ordered destroyed, the vompanv l'°‘
' . Ch
capable members of society, but tho fusing to diV"1|-le the “Mae” °‘ °
o;1l)\;es\1re way ie the one mentioned l?,Rl;l;§ Does Diamond X.s, atm.; in . ’ ' 1
. fl e
"Take oere of the enuuren,1 says Those nwustomvd U’ ‘l“° °"H_.Yf
liquor nsizsd at various times at the
hi r. The liquor was conslglwd -£0
.. t, ,-8. and long will now have to not fb. v_
Dr. Winslow, and tho fu ire Ilene tion will take care of itself."'
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supply by the air line. _
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
i .u rt be iircn to Mr McLeod for his
In the semi finals in the pfill'-“ I" k his pls ins' has
. c il nt wor as Y
tennis tournament on the (»oul”tB UI 5;; F mosuy on any count M;-_
the onnrlottsiown Lawn Tennis Club M,,,\,,,,..n plays James McMillan in Saturday afternoon, Wsltcr Mathe- finals urls afternoon. Owing to rain
ttetown won (mm the 5,.,ni finals of the ;fcnilemen’s
','i'I;'Ii'o1o'MrI.?c':J'l'1r'gf Summ'crside, the doubles"were called oil null Win bf* games being drown out and finally played this uIte]!"l‘;l"_""' UI' ‘£2 loci-'led in’ MatIl<;4or»'sl favor, score finals in the Z°“I~""' ‘_“ ‘-"" 5 I4 t 12 .]~,,,,,e a,,,| ,mm “gnin ii teams playing are Mo.\l\llau brothers 1' kid ss' though l\l.f\'thcson would_\'s Matheson and Fitzgerald. slid I- 0'0 t `l but \i<-i.cod's hrilliantIB McMillan and Emest Rice, vs.
:|',:_'y0:r0l'g:'g|¥d the '\'u|nc. Duc credit l-larry Miller and J. K. McGrath.
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nourish SHOT ax ' °H"` WING THE l“A_-Blllluls.
His ow_\ nuvonvoz. V'-°'°
AVIATOR KILLED AT EXHIBITION
Colo., August ii.
I-l\li'i‘|\ND, N. B., Aus 33'.-'
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id;,I;,(2_§;I;I{Ai:oll;l?elI-'j"B'w'\ii':;'! hoardc'Il' 'Ii 1 '1..\r¢'ed \. ith obItainIngm|?o‘i£e% undézi -f “vi113:”.‘;"‘=..;.;:i‘;°~...‘:.2:.°'..-liz.B ~. . last "'ght' "Gund and gagged three and i~en'mnded to await'.t.ria`l ll' *wi
mail clerks, and riilsd alllhtltig alla: mumv' _.wrt _~. .
close mei, was esp uw C _ '- ' M 1
"2-':.“s:.::.":.;:“:.§:°2....-..... B. 'nw ~»»=1 -in-‘ Lonie-coiornoo i.nnl¢e<i, which left ;ne<etthf1ee1es).v3!»,\lnl1;nr;st;ot;l»és, Ken-me Gill' si 1045 ° °I°°“- Y ngle use sera ue also offered Mt" """'ng 'lm mn" card tbm Idgd I'dl?s'salc veterinary diplomas and
ber left it at .aurence an oa
n Pullman on the ssme train, rob- Ullli- bI;°“I1l;l-B b°°;\u_93;““§“ “L (gm: ning the passengers. as he psswl "W" ' lg, d '_ M Hu-_
uiron n. when the train entered me wclety. w ch we no 01 -
Topeka vsrds, flondnoeor smith, 01 dreds of farmers have been d\\P0i\. -it
Kansas City, sttslcked dthehrol;,l;er(i“ln is said.
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§'§§.,If,';I"°v.;'§".I1.f§'hs'l';§a.' Inf: e onlie: sins eossno ax moxrrsrso. entered the robber-'s heart. He was "' _ Q
tsksn to n local hoilllitai in a dying No“,r0“, Au* ”___Dm_m‘ to.
U - » ' . will oI"'the stolen mail was found ln “wht ° “5h»W .§ _ “fmt his in-lp. ° _“ » 9' *"4
bam eng
bigoted it to the groan together
w twenty-five tens of hay and two
Thompson s Denver aviator, killed late yesterday when his aerop- lane turned turtle at the race track . here and fell to the ground. The sec-‘ oplane was tipped over by a light breeze lust as it had passed over the erowaee guna-scene sc s height of 200 feet. Thompson 1umped,'b t .the
I0 Ulm! that hs dll# on tnef way to .5 I‘°“2Il1&I- ,
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snntshll
The hay
escap-
machine fell on' him, crushing bimgbeea