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_ illness Yetterduy-Miss Wrigley lilil _ _ ‘ - ~ lllilplnced-_Red. Wing Broke lil*

5 _ _

TRTTER KILLED

can nur-in on rwnfnr g[]‘MM|3_|g]|

’ __-11-_rr ,lg-.

:sept e 13-'rue annex-_ tion `open_td;_'. Vf,91l_!1_9s_Ill_y.` but. on ac- ' °°i‘P° ?‘3i.§§*° f_=°sf““n“ °' °1\°-if-we tn, 'ree' wer'-je earned ever untu Tburadiy. _

'l'he_t_w_q _clashes run od were 2.40 Trot and l.17:pace. ~ _ Itnwis a dey' f-rought with accl- '

ddllffif __.»:_`_'- '1g»,_i ln _one of _them the handsome horse Allie-.W._ will killed.

'1'his_- horse _cost originally $2,500. His career has been an unlucky

one. always lneeting with accidents. Tlie'di'lvif‘ 6! All-is W., the popular

Frank Adaihti Wbaserioully injured, Boutillfer, who,drovs Minnie, was twiceithfuvlsr-'from his sulky, but fortvnwlv inisfv- ‘ - Rollkfdlll -Wdi held rc_iD0nsihle for ¢ne'e¢°§<l,°n* ns°_.w_9n°ndsn. The ’ .40 Trot has seven starters, u4li__llgIjthree Island entries Red _g,'_'-.owned ~ _ by' the MacKinnon: ' 460.-,1 Kiss Wrigley, Speamrint hles, and Acqulri Boy, by J. G.

Simi. '

incl Win Drug sta

The twojlatter were the favorites,

the others being held cheap.

To the surprise 'of all Red Wing captured the flret heat, being forced.

thin hfty yards from the wire

' -Montrose Jr.

only sixth place. _ _ _ He showed lameness in the next

heat andwas drawn. ` I

Miss Wrigley made had breaks

which resulted in her being unplaced.

Ited Wing made a brcalr'_in the sec-

ond heat and lost it. She won the third, then lost the next two. _ The last heat was a 'great race be-

tween Montrose and Red Wing, the latter being nosed out.

The races this year are to a ilnrsh,

which accounts for the numiber of heats.

SUMMARY _

.__ 2.40 TROT

; Purse $400. - `

UINI-iw .sorrow heel-‘N .sr-loess *Noir*

:noel-»

Red Wing Signer Miss. Neta

Boy also started The best time

by Red Wiug.~

The 2.17 Pace, which went to five i

heats, is unfinished and will be run Oil l»0l¥\0l‘I‘0W afternoon. Minnie and Arlelwood have each two heats and .

Nick R. one. The best time was 2. 8).

nfl fm

' (Canadian Press)

Ullldmcn 'BODCL 12-The Lotblfi

I struck off -the

l`0

. __ (Canadian Press) NEWYORK. Qept. 12-A London

cable _says the Unlonlsts claim that the result._of the Midlothian election nieausna death' knell to Home Rule. and that ihe government would lose

100_ Lllioral seals ii- it Went to the

P0lll_n9`$_!» _ _

Itfilglald the insurance act is re- svnsiibli- _

. V _ V -xqo

3 ~.;._.(oinseann rr-ees) ia-insane lenlnnny was the iiafiie of the murder of Mabel s1iey_eje»n-f|‘tfa‘ third einen new in the W Enid yesterday is the opinion of

¢n°?p_¢>u_¢p _

§%to_n girl was' shot and num ily” snr x.. oguvle n young lee wa`g`Qh`__ driver of Melrose. ~l>ie ended his life in the same §ay'that oguvie use st -- ‘.'l°_*§ with mes slnywn during the" - gyear and is jealous of an

dh-id. Miss slsrwn vu. pl ts este oceoilspse and even hiv 'roi-\oN'ro, sept. 12- e ers fo I ,'a_ caident. of North Sydney, nidrnidg was so confused that lhv westerly inns; iine and coo . cllsslflclllon

1 - :<7 \~ - - :_ . fc-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_~,-_ _ _ _-,-,- -_-_» -_

._. . _

Fllllllll Illilll

HY [lille THAEK

_ (Canadian Press) _

iuowrmszal.. sent. 1z-Jnrnes Higg

Glasgow. N. s., was ,found

with his ékull’ crushed beside

I un

mini mins

-*_-»

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Sept. 12--The Dom-

inion Government is willing to aid the establishment of Canadian Lloyds.

St. Lawrence Marine Insurance rate by one half to two thirds.

"rumor: oririoam cor _ . _ BADLY smarms.

.___-

lh-om several wounds on his face and

had evidently been set upon by thus!

ash under his right eye,

broken glasses and cups and wrecked

,_i_{l?,9°_l°.l lf°_..T.h° G!ll\l’<_\_ian) _ _by~Aquiri Boy, who broke and got _

(Special by Phone.) '

SUMMERSIDE, September 13-

The fishery commission will be-

gin its sittings in the Court House at Summerside this morning at 10 6/clock. Today will be principally taken with the evidence of lobster fishermen. Saturday morning session 'will begin at 9 o'clock and will bo _principally devoted to oyster fisher- men, in the afternoon the commis- sioners will visit Richmond B~ay_cail-

ing- at» Inman's cultivated oyster beds. All interested are invited to attend the seseions.J.

_ Buttercup, Miss Wrigley, Acquiri i _

-was.._2.27}-Made inthe third heat

if IS l|lUW_ AHHESTHI

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Sep.12-Burton W.

,Gibson the New York lawyer. whose client _Rosa Menschik Szabo lost her life while boating 'with him on the 'Green Wood _Lake, New York, unduly 16 was taken into custody toduy_ by deputy sheriii Degraw of Orange

Gib- de-

County on_a warrant charging son with murder in the first

gree. He was arrested at liis ofllce. _

Sllill Hill HHMA _ A °

_ _

Two Hun_dred`_Si|ver Foxes Or déred_.Fro`m interior Of Alaska

V,ICTORIA,_B. C., September 9-

~_liringing_a most unusual cargo in six

IWGIY little silver foxes in charge o F. G. Whelpley, who,,plana to estab lislr a fox farm in Nova. Scotia. fo the Canadian Government, the steam

er Admiral Sainpson arrived . from

2 when George J. Carver. The Oyster

the North recently, These foxes ar from.tl1e interior of Alaska and ar

the first shipment of two hundred

ordered b the Dominion Govern

ment, which is establishing _thin farm

for breeding purposes. If tina experi

Bay of Funday proves successful, th

Government intends to replenish forests of Canada -with foxes. n

$lill.lllllI HBE

ment,_ which will _bs conducted _.on the

__ ~. . | .. 9 A ‘ the

Ill lllllllillli

(Canadian Press)

WI_NNlP'EG, 'Sept 12-The Pat-

terson Mfg, Co'a__ plant at St. Boni- fice was destroyed by fire. The loss

is $50,000, insured.

EBL Sill HUGHES -

_.,.c.

NUW Ill Pilili

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(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Sept. 12-Col

'Hughes arrived _her_'_e__»i.oday,§- ‘ f '

'T HAS BUUEHT _

Bam

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irc. ..;‘»-",.-

ilu wma

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(S_p9.clal_ to The Guardian) Ha_r.1rfA_x, N. s., sep. 12-An nn-

portantpurchase ln. horse ilesh was consuruated in Halifax_ yesterday

King, purchased Red Wing, whose gritty racing won the applause of thousands in the 2.40 trot yester- daY. _ _

The MacKinnon _Drug Co have rc-

served the privile e of campaigning her in'Ha1ifax and Charlottetown alter which she will be delivered to the new owner. _ Mr. _Carver intends breaking into

» the racing game and will have her

fitted ilor the circuit next year. ‘

The ice races the coming winter

will be made interesting by Mr. Car- ver's new purchase.

The price it is understood to be

near the six hundred mark. - The sporting fraternity are greatly pleased to see Mr. Carver the owner of this valuable mare.

EiHTHUl|iKE li

Sill FHlNE|SEO

SAN FRANCISCO, Sep. 12- A

slight earthquake shock was iclt here

today. _

Other Californian towns report n

T, i ee-W

iii ' ll. _,_ _mill f

_ GET SENHATGRSH W lilil

.I-_. _ . _ 1

cupnsinmn Léudér Heu- ialn _Likely researched

n . : 1:... -

Chief Justice Wetmore

(lf Snskdttliewiln

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. Sept. 12-Chic! Justice Wetmore of Saskatchewan has resign ed. Opposition leader I-laultain is llkvly to. be given the place.

A. L. Freser,_ex-M. P., of King’s, P- E- Island. is likely to succeed the late Senator McDonald.

OTTAWA, Sep. 12-Department of Justice has under consideration (bg l'0BiZl1ation of Chief Justice Wetmore of Regina, who has been connected with the judiciary in Saglmxhhewau and the territories since his arrival in the west from New Brunswick in 1887.

Chief Justice Wetmore has held his

present position since 1905 when the autonomy bill creating thcprovinceg of Alberta and Saskatchewan ‘ was passed.

H” 1185 “Pressed a desire to retire

from the bench. It is understood that Justice Wetmore's resignation has not yet been formally accepted and it is considered probable tha; hc will retain the position until alter the New Year. In the meantime, however, the name of Hon F. W. G, Hallltsin is being constantly boosted for the position.

llmm min Iwu limi Hum

s eeini to 'rue Gnnidinn

_similar experience, no damage was Ldone. ___ ~_ _

vw.. ‘ '

It is believed it would reduce t_he,_ _

Every man, woman and child in P. E. I. should plan fo take _advantage of

lhe.grealest SHOW that P. E. Island ever saw

. _ . " - 1"* ~

car tracks at Long” __ ' .-.pf-4, 4, ,gnu a.¢~¢..»¢|»|»~.» mg' '\-‘* _M-"~v.*!"“‘f”""‘ ""~“I

Almost Une Thouiliiid iib_llers____Collected_Xesterdey to

' =Br`ing'llvietor to lIhorl‘o"ttet_ovIn for.. Exhibition Week

'_ Citizens liesponded most generously to the Call of thc Committee. The

Committee Wish to Convey Hearty lhanks. _ _

c. E. rul_.Dn_- _ H. ll. slliiiill ti

_ J. P. cornea J. e. assignee

e. c. arouse s. A. ncnonaln ‘

Ln'msn1non.ii1nerm.B°n¢- 11-1.. -vi. ' '__ p - ` "

-,__ . 1.

__ I

_ . l

~-_--- ..-__»-.--rv-..» v-.n “vw ..~... . -v- ...v -.-»- l

ljnrniture, showing that there had-_» "nfs lm" E`\`¢ money. __

'bean q,-~rsgnlq__ r battle before the act-'_ ____ _ , _ __ __ _ ing chief was put hors de-combat. ; i .'

w in was in a com (Special to The Guardian) ‘ _ __

Beaten until senseless and bleeding ,__,,_, - E _ _ _.N ! ‘_ .,_.,....-.. _

body, Acting Chief Brown was .b siness of the Province as a whole BHORTERHOURS FOR found last night Bb0“t 105° 1° um thxan any other man in it, making ~ TR0]_,LEyMEN_ house of Helen Howard, Wl\°f° 5° him 5 very tempting oder, with lm- ___

_ mediate employment, with B, view to _

wgh the £\ll':>o_ss :al osrttilégr £13; P°:?_ lvlititing the __ United Statest factor_i_o_s HAVERHILL, Sept. ll--President o _cer ou 0 U9 ll - a d afterwar s being connsc ed w _ _ almost unconscious wh°l1|°““‘l by the Prince Edward Island manage- 3 A Began ‘sf Lslwrfincef ?e“§:'I Sergeant Georhesen- who \1“"i°° *° ment or the eoneern. on neennnt on “““S°’ '““ “ °° 'f‘““ 0 S .the house ch G Gull fi`°m “W ml°“°°“ the Premier’s absence and the nature City Bild Jlldgo Shmilel -‘“~ll1_°FY 0f A of the Dill". Wh0 W” l“ h7°l'°“°° .of.Mr. Anderson's Governmental du- Boston, officers of the Massachusetts when the sergeant rggshedt il1°w:°°\“; ties urn nner could not nt present 11° iscnznecnzern street uniiwny onin- lfn: nifrfir 005 n -des-i‘:§:°‘{,l:,‘1',:“;'t,§§ ‘:eml§‘t'§‘;‘;'f;,”‘§,'f§,;\'§:; nnny. today conferred with represen- crlption of the man who is supposed and than is n-0 knowing what may tatlvcs of the employes of the line to have done the trick. H° had 5 happen in that connection. for a final adjustment of a scale of

tprdble g d i ki Wages and working hours. It is un- ‘mmh had M” mam’ by B r n M derstood that the men will me offered

l‘ll'.t Gd itll .

gh” and the nom wus Br W a reduction of hours, but no more

e_ loyeefof, the hotel where the tra- The (Howard 'om __ _-' _ _ ‘ _._ -[oo Lil-E,_Fo

gi 3 " ' » M d n _ ~

N. . _

0 limusrev

fain ec be

been ll-

and an' a view ifrlnedi-

retnrn to

» could give no connected account of the.

_ - _ _ trouble. The POHCG M9 ll\V°lU!Bt' , The lowest tem erature recorded

used by Plliliolblll _(ng, _ yesterday was fif y degreess above one can Dm, "om “ch mnrdon ___,__'-___‘___ _____'_______ -*sera and the highest wee Billy |n fm. ¢01nmn_ gun mug umm.

" "`"` , _ j- -_ ‘ . above. The lowest recorded the prev- may 6rd,, -md nvewunt “mount

‘ - lou! l\i8‘\1t W" mW'tl"°°___ ‘l°Z\`°°l allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five

ab ve. At nine a m yesterday it was "nt,

0 _ - - .

` ` n b ~ d t 1 . . - _ _ -.--

_ » . _ » l;"‘§',`_°,',§}’,y“,,‘{,‘;,'1,,,f” “ ““° p m sanusoim sausaons 'rss snsr '. » _ ....._.__-..--.._._.. . t n t twelve o'clock _made`. Fresh _every day at Baun-

¢ ll td _ mln' yeT3.ll1°L;r°b; uw "Buell _“°=°- “°"‘°"° ~* 0°- ° 9-“iff

lerze iecivrine and about tem store" tested thermometer with -e nor WANTED 'ro WORK IN pills- bl‘l\\°h°l 0°”-*~°f°‘l °"" ll” northern exposure was sixty degrees nl amiga, gpm, W p,-_ R°\,m|_ 135 SHUI- '1‘.\\°Y 315;” Qlflml abort aero. __ Queen Bt. ,8-l’lMt!._ t'ruiph .sf 1- in n ` bnnglvnt the 'I‘N:‘?>fit“is?cl:°s:lli:°m:l§:: nl °1z°.ls2?°le T2-...‘l=ET.v BT0REM.AND_ WARE

F\\°¢°"¥- wiu be nigh tonight ne iz and sun- Q‘_’_:‘§:l Apgg D' _N"§““§“ 1; “ff”

lllllif. Wlll1l)0 0l'B0f¢0¢_ dfghgyigr-ning At 12.55. _ _.u,”¢,:_____ _“in -_` gdsmswdn

.-r. ...,»n....-aan--a-»

CONBULTATION ON _ ' PRINCE JAMIE.

SAN sszisai-x'riAN, spnin, sep.t.11- A consultation of»nine doctors was held here today respectlng.the dondi tion_of Prince Jaime, thasecond son of King _Alfonzo and,_Queen Victoria It was later announced that they had determined that the mental and phy- sical reports havs been current, is quite normal, but that there wns no sign of any improvement in his henr- ing.. _

Hnmugllrjlnllinssis '» A

__ |lEt;"l‘lll'nS. En

_- One cent per word sinh insertion In this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount; 'allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

°`*Mail Order Business ia almost as

depends ~ Y looks as what it says. Make sure o the looks by using a Smith Premier or Remington typewriter. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 9--13M3i.

"The Kings County Exhibition will be held in Georgetown on Tues day, October lst., There is no horse trot or' sideshowe _of any. descrip- tion in connection with it. The main attractions outside will con-

$5.000 old e can sets this evening at 6 15 - ~~- --_ ~»----_--»; eutset an 4 gqmqn-nw nf, e ia, it rises to FOR SALE -ST BERNARD DOG. When edieb-:stun-ew mer-ning nt ass and sun oooa wncen ang. June the nninnni

to build branch. 5” ge `6.a7. _ to guard your fox ranch. Full par- centres througlr__ rm. wa "eg night at 1.59. . tioulars from A. B. Guardian Odlce.

W _ _ .

1 There was a ne? moon on Wednes- ,_ \ 9-1311391.

slat of smooth-turned, full-made,

r e an ula dee -:nil ng cattle

sheep- long, deep-sided pigs, and ben

the fields, gardens and orchards, an

“n4°fm°<|= that M# dn. Bent. 10th at 11.48 r- m-- . lwawrap A vouuo mov 'ro Ar-

ealled noon 'rue ent- quarter of the nwnn will tend 'mm nnve inn- sensation;

A\\dl¢°l'. ` be dn Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 8.55 »one with some experience prefered B°°r°¢ef! p. m. Illeiernnne required- Apply immediate- _ernme one :nr Kinrs County. Re- canes one ei their nnnnber- Oompany 'lane length of today will be twelve ly to D. Stewart, _ Eclipse Bskery, member the dats, Tuesdty, October the general store and

P. B. If hours and forty minutes. 163 Kent Street. 9-i3M3i. 1g¢;_ sometime, gym”

msnaesns-a-»-mana-|-n

Kingfs Corgity. Everyone shoul . turn out an make the day a mem

strong-gaited carriage hotlte; rugged heave--set, compactly-built drafts;

la s gl r. ._ _n ki : .ami hroa -banked _full-flanked beeiers: low-set, iull~thigh`Od. heavy-ileeced

( n ' _

HALIFAX, Sap. 12-'Three ar; dead and five injured ns a result of the ac- cident at the Woodside Sugar

linery. .

A dsrrick arm snapped in two, pre

flying steel, wood and nther ma- terial. -

Three of the men were killed imme-

diately. Their names are, Iames Hilchcox, Daniel Young and James Donban.

One or two of the iniured may die. (Special to The Guardia/n.) HALIFAX, Sept. 12-James Hitch-

cock, Daniel Young and James Dou- - gan were killed, one or two more may die and others were injured at th( Woodside Refinery today.

A dorrick arm broke precipitating

,the men sixty feet to the ground.

mnmlli nm

nm nr wiv

____-

_ (Canadlau Press)

OTTAWA, Sep. 12-Arrangements

are being made by the Marine De-

rcnce a couple of weeks hence.

Where the channel is narrow the

traffic will be held up while thc dock ls enroute.

FUNEHRL UF

_.1-

, (Canadian Press.)

TOKIO. Sep. 1Z-Arrangements for

workmen are busy all night con-

'fs

,_--_ .

\._ _-

ln Sofia Then In Codsidillldd-

ple. _BuIgarien.Cli5in§i - ' wlll not be ceirieii

away _ -- i.'.ff.'il’i

_ (Canadian Frm? __

LONDON, sep. 12-_ ___ Belief. in

the imminence of War is_stroug_e_r_ _.in Sofia than in Constantinople accord- ing to a despatch from the Turhlllr captlal to thq`Daily Mail, Porte does, not believe that the Bulgarian cabinet will be carried away by the Polllll-ll'

clamor. _ The basis of this-belief is the pro- gram of reforms which the porte pur- poses to grant to Macedonia and all of the other Christian pr0\fl_!l°§f:,,_-_;,..

While these reforms do not arejgunt

cp autonomy _ t_be_ _eorr _ ou-_ dent adds assurances have been _glV.ell. NIM. 8 C05' gtitution granting equal treatment tq all the nationalities will be put into operation in the fullest- sense. ~,_, snlonikn despatch reports,__ _ further

tiring by the Bulgarian troop! onthe Christian block houses in the Vely- karakol district. '

[IUMA -DISSHLVEB

__-_ 1

(Canadian Press) i , `

ST. PETERSBURG, Sep. lz-The

Russian Duma has been dissolved and the elections will begin Sep. 23.

The New Duma will be opened on

Oct. 28th.

Mi lllllliilllllfl

. ...___ ~

A»1H1@°°*“Sf-»=“=“b¢f Of new Him rn. n.gnn<-.eniurfsif1i.‘a"iifnl'1ii§r feet to the ground amid B, whirl of thqdist Chm,¢h_,Chsrlot_t”°_'n’_ mn

evening by J. 'r.,_'rh¢nnpscn. the new organist ,and choirxnoeter of that

church, was well attended. _ The organist haaa clPlble conf!-0| or me instrnnrenc and h_ _féxcellent rendition of'the_ wsll_ open selec- tions on his pro'g.re._m» were _gach a source of delight and keen pleasure.

In interpretation _of the coaiposg-

tions of Schubert, Blast and and l he exercised much skllll and in his own concert variations on well known melodies nand his march nxilltalre he was particularly pleasing. ' * ‘ The varied capabilities of the splen- did organ were weli_exsmpl_l»gied br Mr. Thompson who is l‘aPi.dl!_ Will- ninu furor as a talented mu4|:'w\. both in _theory and practice.

Hs was assisted last night by Mrs.

F. G. Perkins, Kansal_Oityi, whose splendid voice was heard to S001! advantage in two numbers. "LU" Never Falleth," and Bild As The Hart.” Tnn collection. which wajs in old UI he Choir and organ Fund. was I' substantial one.

The following was the Drolrdm Y Overture to "R08lm\lli!l¢lfT 3l.‘#'1|!!¥_t

partment to give Montreal's naw. ( ) .Foncert vnutwnp 'dh dock right of way up the St. Law. __n._l_lw___ __;e_0d______ (__) Marche laaimlih

lllescrirtivc. Approach, passing Y and retreat) J. T. Thomnson.

Solo-"Love Never Faileth," F.W.

_ Root, Mrs. F. G. Perkins; "

Grand Concerto in G minor, Saint

Sauna. Largo, Allegro, Bcherlo.

"Les Vols de Bloches” Blset. ~ ‘i Solo-“Like as the Hart" F. Allit- sen Mrs. F. G. Perkins. »f' ` (ai Intermezzo in E HMI lb) M-‘“'°h°

. 'I i in l Fnntnstlnvue J. T. 'l'h0ll1¥5!0ll~

-'nnneinjnn chorus" Handel-

rzn el Save thi’ Kina. _ _ _» _

Norsn nmnszzzhnanlnan. __

srooxoanm. N. Y.. Bert- _11f~

me funeral nr the lnfn Murnan which on.-nnilnn n. Alvnrd. Jr.. \n~.;1n....sl is to be held in Tokio tomorrow are, one of the clsverest_0l_ e¢1\.°“l¢!'U- almost completed. and ten thousand who after his flight from'Nl'/W Yafk

was captured in Boston in l900.dWl

structing the stands along the route at his home. where he was living with

l nt ‘m 5"’ W” 7°" l°tt°‘; of procession. _his wifc and three children.

_.1 .F _

in lm Ahh for lllnar4’s and take no other Ltiinarde liniment cures garget in cows Keep Mlnard’s Linirnent in the home. Itlme and sleep and (pl

,J s

distant. They are

NIAGARA, Sept. 12.-A farmer ` The

near here says he makes from two to strips through four cans of cream every week which one inch h he has to deliver in the town six- teen miles from the farm. With horse and buggy it formerly took him from

s one-half to three-quarters of a day

that lay the golden eggs. Inside will to deliver it, but with his auto he is?

be'shown the heat of the ,prodeets of there and back-in two hours. ‘

Life on the farm has changedcon-

the handiwork of the women 0( siderably during the few__years mug-,h_

ll 0W‘ll\¢ to the advent of t e automo- fetrain

- bile. After the evening meal he an auto

over to ple

WHAT THE FARMERS _ _ _

THINK 0F _THE RUN.

._-._i..__.._

00611

Yin!

to rig t or

5. E2. fig:-ge.

ted their

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