'ln } “'l'Hlll.L'A'rus`r News

FRIDAY, OCToBsR re, rgrg. mwr or A1-I-'

LHSHWMEWR

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Special to The Guardian

_ _ _ GAGETOWN. N. B., out. 9.- OTTAWA, oct. 9.-'rhs trouble

P c

Charles Mclntyre, a colored man a peering before Judge Barry in th

(Canadian Press)

- tho Balkans had an opposite sile t

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':.°;.':

;lh§l€“‘_`_i°kf;§_é'g““3_‘;ll%f_';l_;;__ufglmfgnsg of decrease there has been n ste

McIntyre was sentenced to imprison- tries and from Austria-Hungary

ment for life.

Hiiii lliiiiiliiii liiiil

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t0“lll`l1 Huy attempt to secure set- Commissioner, Lord Strathcona on

- tiers from those countries, the work behalf of the members of the cabins;

WIINIPEG. MANIT., ont. n.--rv crything is in readiness for the op

io a

Canadian Land and Apple siinw

l

01 Norway. Sweden and De

of the government has been carr on under great difficulty.

°' ml Mulnnlsl

which will continue until Fiqrllrdn ‘of next week and is attracting thou

sandsof visitors to this nity. The 1

exhibition, which is held under the

t, ' ' '

auspices of the Dominion Governing"

is not for private gain. Any sn;-pin-_; will be devoted to the establishment

- The Methodist Church in the Ch

Of SCll0llll`Bllliis ill various llgriculiur nl colleges in Callndn.

PIQINGE OF WALES

AS A GODFATHEII

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Next week th

Prince of Wales will uct as godfatlln

lottetown District which includes

wall, York and Winsloe, Pown

_ Vernon River, Montague, Mun

Halrllol; Souris and Mt. Stewart C

e cults, is having a campaign as 0 r lined below for the purpose of sti

for the first ti-mc. (luriously enough,

llc will Dcrf_orm this office twice in Foreign missionary work.

one day, upon both occasions in thc

Chapel Royal of St. Jumcs’s.

The Prince's debut in this directio

CHARLOTTETOWN- FIRST

will be made in the case of the infos? Sun. Oct. 12 and 19-11. Rev.

sou of thc Duke alld Duchess of Rox hurglle, and for the cilild of Mayo Godfrey-Faussett.

MISSIONARIES Alllil RESCUED

PEKIN, Oct. 9-Foreign missionar

L" Marsilnli; 7. Rev. J. Heaney.

1- Oct. 15-Missionary _Prayer Me

ing.

GRACE (il~l`U_RCH

_ Sun. Oct. 12 and 19-11. Rev.

ics, American and Norwegian, held Hvulluy; 7. llov. 'l‘. Marshall.

by bandits for ransom have been rcs coed.

BRITISH M11'-RCHANTS ,

TO IN VADE AMERICA

LONDON, OCC. ' 7.-AB 8. cnlisc- éwv

fluence of the removal of the Amcri

can tariff and the remarkable uctlvl

ty ill tho British boot and shoe trade British ulallufacturcrs are preparing forthe invasion of America, and large shipments arc expected to boi

made soon.

British bootmakers want to secur

the custom of the American middi

class consumer and the American

working man.

QUEEN MARY IS ‘

STRICT RE DRESS.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Qluecn Mary'

strict views about dress have cause

of dancing, to lose a Royal pupil.-

The Queen visited the school an

objected strongly to the low cut af- ternoon frocks worn by Princess Mary's fellow-pupils, daughters ol the

smartest and wealthiest people i society.

Mrs. Marshall told the Queen th.ii;_

the girls dressed as their INN*-ll'

10 Brown.

wished. The Queen replied that tl Princess would not join the closu-

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PRINCESS HAS

OPERA TROUBLE

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hlslpslc, GERMANY, oct. 7.- Signora Tessil, formerly Crow

is announced here, probabli' b¢¢0u\

d

Mrs. Marshall, a fashionable teacher

. Oct. 15-Missionary Prayer Mc

ing.

' Sun. Oct. 12-11. and 7. Cornwall

C

0

Sun Oct. 12--ll a ln Pleas

sad net to their Royal Highnesses, Prince

_“Crea _ __ My Arthur sun the Duchess or File, ou,

- 59 0 B0 Hers from those coun- the occasion of their marriage bas_

G“"“d“- R°°°lll-ly U19 government sloner and is about to be presented. has devoted consideraible attention to` The gift consists of a silver luncheon t :.:;“°i;‘:,=....1::i‘.°;°css.B°“:;‘::l‘:" °;";‘“°.», f" . to the hostimy 0! the goéammentg gmpn ana a by Canadian worklnan-_

ma

u-` l testified that he had paid interest at

ulaiiug all interest in the Home a

‘ YORK AND WINSLOE CIRCUIT ‘rspltul of 10,000, of which £20,000

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_ (Canadian Press) -

lu OTTAWA, Oct. 9-Word has besnf Om received from London that the per- \-- sonal gift from members of the cabi--

l-0 been received by the high commis'-_

rk The gift will be presented by Hi ii

led at an early date.

2;’ lating the state law against usury “_ and_ sentenced to serve six months in. t penltentiary. The complainant clerk

Td thc rate of 200 per cent. a year for

the use of $1.0 for three months. The, defendant said he had conducted be- tween forty and fifty loan ofiices throughout tho United States.

T “This is the most flagrant case of'

' usury that has ever come to _tho at-_ t_ tention of the Court of Special Scs-‘

siolls," said presiding Justice Seel- ler, “Tolman you most miserable usurcr."

Warrants for 'l`ollnan's arrest on

J usury charges were issued some years

I` ago in Montreal and Winnipeg but hc

tr

ct_ was_cnrcful to keep out of the juris- wednesday night is always thé violence.

dletlon of the Canadian courts. grunt night of the synod meetiug.- A MASSAURE OF BPANIARDB of Alberta, and five sisters, lVirs.G.

col¢NwAl.L CIRCUIT lrzillon lu 1-‘Nc-l AND 'AY Elowgn 'mmmns is the theme “nd -“' W""°"‘ Mrs' umm" mark' me Mi

START -D 18 H Y lvl _ _ _ ns year _the budget was brought _in MEXICO CITY oct ,_,__DcsD“,__ch__B cs Lihhic and Eliza, in Hummcrside, This aftcrnooii the mugs;-ans; 01

1 NLWSPAI ER 2; mligsioigrigyz xnad Carnes tend to confirm 'the rumors` of ll "nd _M“;°hD° Br°‘:,';'tB‘;“°“' “

1 _ _ l li WHS l`€[)l‘|2- 0110 l|`0 Gr, UTUB, (`- Or R. iii;-_'-_l-E____l_-i_l_¥ll. 7 11i{__§`|-s__;l:l_l1l-B\§_l_I=‘c. LONDON, October, 8-It was an- sented. The New Hebrides, by Dr( fgszfs mtziasaz gI,&,‘;.?3l`:;r.(;:,r;)g0lfhc The date of the funeral has not

. E . nounced at the annual conference yes Annalld Just retulncd a ter ' been set, pending word from her s

at Alberta. Interment will be

I G. Orlnnn. ‘ tcrdu of the Miners’ ` e ' A ' ' - Q for ---. . . ...”.f‘f..‘;‘.§;°;‘...;% li:‘.':..f".?°§.“;f.i.'.“f.’;:.; 2; :°:.°..‘:e Oct. 14, Wiltshire, llev. J. Hel-mey.` bers resulted in thc decision that and by the Rev 'W iviaep S U; UCL 15- Killgstfllll Pf0|- G- D.‘-each should contribute one shilling a Toronto fl-om‘wh-ose one c cd) ry Slwele- year for three years to finance the tion a dozen missionaries hsvg eg UG*-» 16. G0rnWull.` Rev. 'l'. Mar- labor newspaper the Daily Citizen. It to the foreign field Trlnidaedg Slulll and U01- F- S- MOON- _ _ ._ ` is <-stlrnstuu that the total will he British ouiunlfb ' J B C a sun. oct.‘1e-11~sn'c vfcoruwull $450,000, whos, dogged ,,,,,.,,,,,f',,,.,_,,'c , xp? 3- Hampshire- Rev- _ E- 5- WEOKB-' The Daily Citizen, the organ of the ter field has only been zqgallgd

labor party, was started 'with l

` had been spent before the

ant a er a cared and it was

` - - - -P D pp » ex-

Grove, Rev. Littlejohns, and Mr, G. n¢f_¢¢i that 8, total of 1 0 _ H. Taylor; 3 p- nl- Stanhope. Rev., $-would have been received. 'rli Trng? tlgfxgftiuggg rediggtchzned fhefmle

s Littlejohns, and Mr. G. H. Taylor;‘0rgan1Zauons have not come along the demand [Ar agreatl is ac

7 p. m. York, Rev. Littleiohns, and with much support since. budget. Last year $116,000 tl-:areas MF- HY- Smith? 11 fl- ffl- Wlnsloe N- It is not many weeks since a resol- ed for and $86 000 actuall r lzzdaf 2-30 D- m- WlllEl°¢ 3-- Rev- E- -ution was pass by the delegates in missionary objccts Th? H 1-;

dlA. Westmoreland; 7 p. m. Highfield, the name of 1,500,000 workers pled; ' Synod ¢0m_mittee ig askin sfyeagws

.Rcv. Westm__orelTld_an;i ProI§_.dSt§cl._ ing themselves “to secure from their 000_ g_ or

MOH. 00 - 3- 511 OH -1 F0 -‘ members an amount equal to one Steel und Dr- AYH8- shilling a member every year for t0Tl\r?cl5`el;i;uetl1if¢;1trir(r?iIlli§ll?nmi;rti:le'stldme

u Sun. Oct. 19-'11. Y0l`l¢. 3- BMC' three years to sccurc the permanent stipend to $950 and uni :Ant kley, 7. Union Rd., Rev. J. L_' gucgegg 01 the Pape;-_" $1 Om, mu 6 Y nllwsfmi ]1~ Highneld' 2-30' P““°"‘ The miners. l\0W0V€l'» mul’ °l1l`l`Y iiocial service demands four time

nod that this uestion is vital to

and was in consequence thrown ollt

his devotion.

-'rl-rn BUDGET.

_s_t0wn, 7. Winsloe S., Rev. H. A. out their pledges. :he present expend1f_u,.e_

_-£-

~ B““'- Oct' 12_n and 7' Pnwnalf LIVE¥.‘POOL‘ Eng., Oct. 8.-A fit increase of 20 per cent in the est

Z-3”' Mmvicw' RW' E2 S' weeks' of religwus mania to-day caused a- mates and if the whole were raise Tllllfll- Oct- 16"Chft°“' RW' McDonald, to run alnuck with s. load-‘ an éniargement of 50 per cent B

_ RELIGIOUS MANIAC RUNS ' estimate down somewhat and if vot

POWNAL CIRCUIT _ AMUCK IN LIVERPOOL. sa the full amount rnsy'not he res

ized. but ln any case lr. represents a

“ Weeks- Mr- J~ D' H"“‘“““' ed revolver with which he shot three compared with last year

involved in trouble with the Saxon'0rman.

princess iinulssol Saxony, will. lt' sun. out. 19--11. cllltun, 2.30. youthml church worker new Wimam.

h

qvernment in connection with t

G comic opera of which she has writte the librstto and whose al>l>f0l1Chl“

production is announced in Rome. The Government declares that

the work contains any attacks 0 th Saxon ro al famlli' it Wm C"

already has been once reduced uwlll

to the l‘rincsss’s in<lls¢f¢l1l0u-

committed suicide.

° W»~ H°l`b‘"t- 7- P°“'““" RW' G' of his fellow church-workers and then THE SUNDAY SC;-100Lg_

° M D ld t h d Th ' ‘ “ 'VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT up lilsongrogrlxzrgearzltl? delxaerutmlv the gubnltiarlx;-essst<):l=if<;)<fia this pin; li H psld ruuna of visits tu thu ru- 1 » - _

Sm" Oct’ '12'-IOA5' vc-mon RW" sidcnces aol his colleagues. in the ?n£trE:ldsll)ccelgL)lJyw(lTc1;' rlilfllle grdiwiiliswlii

if 7- V“"“°“ VRi"'“'B 230' (“h”"y val' church work at about rnidniilht and urove church Halifax ‘who bressnt

» .

2 lily- ncvé River M_B_ shot them dead in turn afterwards cg me 1-eport, of the department an

e v _ Wvfl- _”- " ° ' hum-ring their budlsr with u hlua- moved the resolution regarding ne dow" -tm’ Yrmcesss mmumw' wmch “immry I my” Service' V E000- measures which would tend to giv

g S““‘ 0"' l9”10""" 'md ` 7' er' Apparently there were no witnesses an impetus to the work at the ouu

non River, 2.30. Cherry Valley, Rev. 0, the series of tragedies’ and the people Rev Mr McKe_gen 3; St

_ _ _ _ . . . ,

Thu ll\ltll°l`m°“ Wm' howwer' "'b_ F- Llttlclohns ‘md Mr' R' G' Gm' only evidence found besides the dead _;0im_ seconded the ,.eso1u¢_i0n_

strain from any criminal or civil PFD sccutiou, which, they c0uBl<l€l'. \ll'0lll only furnish publicity f°f til

work.

KATSURA NOW

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MENTAL wnu0K.

T0K10_ get, 7,-»lnsanity_ um

death nm hovering over (rcncru Mgrquig Taro Kutsunn, one of -lu "mfs foremost stutcsnlen-soldiers. The Marquis, who has been ill of a nervous and lung uilllcl-lull fm “°"°'

for the wnrs

al months, took it turn _ ¢_0dBy_ Qompiicntinns have deven ed which afflict the h\'I\\l\-

In his disordered mental state th Marquis imnirlncs himself once at th head of the Third Army lv

s

sion fighting in the Tlusslun_

The Marquis- wus formerly M n _ f of War, and tw-ice served ns Prem cr.

At several political crises he -w

asked to form a ilullluuh

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bodies was a nearby revolver and n

(1 MONTAGUE CIRCUIT bl00dy bllidgeoll Clfliped ill MCDOH- ' ' SESSION IN MONCTON_

e

d’s hands when his body was dis-

. ,.0 t. 12-11. lr wer Montague "1 gun C 7 M0 ta u¢,_ nw ¢`°V°l"’d~ A deputation from St. John'

-1 , e , _ on _ liitgh lvldildg 2';-1 Mr. w. <1.gTurnur. "`ll° f°“’ l'°““5 l;°"l’l_f “'°"’ *‘°t:;“ church. Moncton. tendered a cordie sun. oct. 19-10. sturgeon. 2.30 fflillle" 'D' gl “° _ ,,“°"'“ al; the lnvlfutlun to the synon to meet the unlnn nu., 7. Muutuzuu, nuv. L. ‘Jll“'°h 0* “““},'“ Y- t 0”” 3 h” next rear. and on motion it was <1 l H_ _|,,w,,¢_¢_ K Victims was Miss é"°ml{_I°“' “(`““5 ’ cidcd to accept that call and tha ‘| lVinn.-- Oct. Z0. Lower Montague, tc” °f the lute ev' eqféh “r°"‘l" the date of meeting be the first Tues _ _“vs_ Stylcs and Jcwctt ton, fol'mcr_pal;§_or of théih _ ugch of day in octohem HIL

Tues. ort. 21. Muntugun. Hcv.l'1. "“""“"‘”*" ‘° ""3 _ ° "ad" 9 llnaur the heading ur surlsl re- Hw‘,_,s_ th" Ll"°fl‘°°1 9°” Ita” Nh “"‘5 forms and evangelism some strikin

' Wed. Oct. 22-Union Hd., Rev. E. Mcuonalds igliiigas tu 2" _:its speeches were made. Resolution u __ ._,t,,,c,, _ lu ll" f°‘°l“ “ ° "la" H” °°"‘ '- were sulnulttlnl unsung with sshhst _ ‘ ‘ _ tcd suicide after killing his instrnl.-_ 0bse,.v,mce_ temp°,.B,,ce_ recreuuons

MURRAY Hannon omoulfr UWB- gambling sud surlsl vles.

c -“_ It was said that according to sta

Sun. _ oct. 12-All appointmontu. , tisticn Sabbath observance was dis-

Mr. W. H. Smith. WAPERPLANE H'A_.§UEER MISHAP- tincfly on the decrease and desecra i-inn., Oct. 19-10.30. Murray Har- ' ' tion was encouraged and assiste

.b , 2.80. Bear River. 7' whim I _ ` through unnecessary work proceedin 'Bthinds Rev. Hugh Miller- UJNDON' oft' 8' An odd muh” and even sport being engaged in.

_ ' ' occurred at Cromarty yesterday to Gambling was mm to be on tm ,___

SOURIB CIRCUIT the “av” ,Farmmi w“t§rpl_‘:;‘§e_$f crease, whilst social vice is decrees

which Mr. (_-hurehil recon y 1

_ V hi _ ng as far as can be determined wit

S""" 0"' 12-;-11's mulls' 7' gllyuemegitsgllzgznddgr hiszlddlciszt any decree of certainty-

J r. . f ’ '

Bqbdaetuvgzg R°{'5`__B,§mg°t0wyn° R" vmpianed gg the surface of the sea. -'-*"_""*“-'

°’ ‘Mm ' ' ' The stnrhuunl not struck the wstsr ATTlcMP'r To l<_11.L

' night! M' oct 16_.3om-1, R¢v_ andwas wrenched off. KING OF SAXUNY- H X Mill" ' , ' As a result, the machine plunged --

“K 0 t ` 19__n Bridgetown 7 beneath thc- surface and crumpled up. VIENNA, Oct. 7.-News of an at

` Sun' Sr' J H Ayer, ' ' The aviatbrs were rescuce tempt made three days ago to asses

1" S°“_"" ° ' ' ' Twenty passengers besides the pilot eluate King Frederick of Saxon

C is the record which Louis Noel, pilot while hunting leaked out to-day

MT' BTEWART OIR UIT of the new Grahame-White aerobus, While the King was hunting two as

Mt. will attempt before the season closes sailants, wllo were hidden in n wood

. li 1 . M i . 3-

q¢B_m:;'rt0c'l. Dlx;-ef%effns;,°Rev. J. at Hendon . fired upon the royal hunter, but thci

at Lnllawson. Noel on Thursday last carried ten shots missed. Gendarmes surroun ' 'sun Oct. 10-11. Black River, 8. passengers around the aeredrome for ed the wood and arrested two men.

'tew rt` 1 Merle Rev E A- ,19 minutes and 47 seconds, maintain- --

' ---*'-""""""‘ xltstlsorslzlid add tif. henry- Bniithz ing nu altitude of six hundred feet. Minard's Liniment Cures Distempsr.,

BYDNEY, Oct. 8.-The l’rosbytei--. (Special to The Guardian) ian _synod takes its work serlouslyn FREDERICTON, N. B., Oct. For want of time it refused an invi-» The greatest revenue in the his, tation from the city to nn excursion 0! the nrovixwe is predicted mr on the harbor _to-day. Instead the Brunswick for the .fiscal year en church has -been filled all day with. 81st October, 1913, by Premier F men earnestly attentive to the work. ming. "It looks to me as though in huns sua _there will hs no lst up have the greatest revenue in our till it is all but through. _tory, exclusive of bonuses from, have informed jailer Kara of Hay

The whole session this morning was, Crown timber leases," declared

devoted to the child and the adoles-E Pl‘°l'l.ll°l`-

cept in Sabbath school and young Besides being minister of lands

people's society. Rev. O. J. Crow- mines, Hon. Mr. Flemming is also- stealing forty-two dollars from

dip, of Halifax, conducted the dig- acting Provincial Secretary-Treasur-, fellow Workman.

cussion. Rev. J . A. MeKelgen, oi St_` er. Therefore he had a most intimate ..._..._-_.___-

-lohn, joint convener, Rev, John Mar- knowledge of tne province's ilnan

tin, of Winnipeg, and Principal Mac-‘ 9»Ul1ll'9- .

Kiuuvu. 0! Piuvbill College, rein- -----"“

f0I`\-Cd his case and convinced the sy-

_ulsuull usuu lulzln slull sus ms uwlu _.::ff;i:;f.:w..._ ul lu ui

' Y

N _ is done in committee. This is es-

,__ - pecially so when matters of a deli- -- cate or technical nature are to be dealt with The college board had C d P as

(Canadian Press) ' _ _ ( n i e

ar- NEW YORK out g___D_wid H Somcthinghof this kind before lt to- LONDON 3,; t.;§__T{w )b,,ue1

- - the ' ' ' ° ay. no . owsvsr ren-lttsrl to them - - First Uh ,. ,_ U Cl _ _ _ Tolvuan, the notorious loan shark, ' _, militant incendlarists that un

u M ww mrch’ bm" was collvlctcd this afternoon of vi0- PY Synod' possibly it Mu not be be- the Cat and MUUHG Act "WY 'U0

no . New issued charging him with attem li' lc lcui-5 Haynes, now in jail charged with

ore synod at all. This was a com- ,d Dlalut made before them by the ges_ Egxuggl h;I:_;°3_yBggfissnérggalgrgaon. wart. While walking from one end

srou olst. liner;-w's sh uh S <1 °“`th t t th th h w to the enact that thmtea’ by my' repeat the offence, received a r\;ds ° 5 me ° e O er B ° as

' ° °‘“S“°lhlr`t-<1 nth

P I K s oc o ay y e announcem

witlhestihr ;dl<;;rll:; wlrizh tht; thflirlll of the home secretary that Miss May- his arms Thinkin she had onl holds t b' _ ° Richardson, who was in prison since ' _ 5 Y from 3 city view-point, __ pthe orthodox. The dellbera- october 4 on B charge of arson and- fainted restoratlves were applied a

on

an _“B ‘iwt _ingalyd ‘£36 _Dl'l;lBt¢ *md who had been refusing food since stood that th ’ t' B under' arrest, would not be given her fr

e professor denied sev- dom

33,? aggffitiolzls hmmm and mr “fc The prison authorities are instruct- » '

views are Q23; ct Zi Soird iggut _mal ed to resort to such forcible feeding 5 L (_ -_ S d h

on s en w . - . ‘ , r i

loyalty to the standards 8' “I as ls necessary to prevent incendiar- 0 “pau 0 “mm” B ° W “

Moreover the complaint itself was iw starving "hcmse\veB° The ho (lJr.) John Jardine. She was high

l"9glll`d0d by the board as indefinite igcgetiry §:y,B_u\\ia; tr: Kggetwgglcor-; esteemed by all and her death will

. _ i o 'c 0 ,

and of such a description that it ,;_;‘n§,. 0sun,.a_;Ztt‘; omndcrn whose sincerely mourned by a large cir

could not be mado 8' ground for trial crimes do not include acts ol serious of relatives “ml h"i°'““"

_ Mrs. Jardine, and one son Verll

tl’ gl' ,` Linn To sl-1MhlN is Mexico of

nu nl ulllll iulurs ul 10 'ui iululiluu lu: luuucl's llullln luisl 1|. l. sllvu lu ullul lull culrlli slug] ll sulu, ullllll lulut ii Sunil lull. lllllllllll

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1 l (Special to The Guardian)

9-, svnssv, oct. 9-A wurrsut ful- F- D»`W=°u- l>f°°l<l¢n° 0! fl"

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i AMHERST, October 8-ROV.

;-y,ihs arrest of John Boslet, has snug Brunswick conference, presided at-‘till '

t f

ing morning gathering and altar alll-orb

lr

in 'to nsrilltsts the ss-urns ul rruulr prewr and rraiu »°rvl°¢. - _Rw-

we murder of Ben. S. Atkinson. his-| Boslet is the man who is said

th ` e ed attempt to escape

9- B - jdéoslet was arrested at North

and' ney some time ago charged

°`“`lsuuull null

(Special by Phone.)

- BUMMERSIDE, Oct. 9.-Citiy. , were shocked and saddened this ev

uw- George Steele of Bt. Joan. secretary

fof home missions in e mlritimb _

¢_,,` provinces, was called upon to addrls; uw' the meeting. He outlined the po ‘_

of the general missionary board. HQ showed how the board took the re-

S d- with sponsibiiity of an equitable distribu-

a tion of the funds for the welfare of

the whole board, that the idea in ‘meeting was that the domeqtic _fields ; might in time become self-supporting. ,He was followed by Bev. Beniamln Hills, D. D., of Hantlport.

INCREASE IN GIVING

' Dr. Palmer, of Baekville academy,

discussed the home mission problem

, ____

from the viewpoint of layman. em- phasizing the fact that although the

we population had remained stationary, en_ the contributions to this fund had - increased 33 per cent. in afsw years

img on learning ol thc death 0! Mm' land that the increase too had been ‘ T' N' sturdy' who “P to the mvowgreater in the country districts than

der' usual health. Mrs. Stordy had g

down town and at about 5.30 was

D kept her from falling, but she died

her, a doctor called in, but death h ee_ preceded him.

Miss Clark removed on the death her husband the late T. N. Stor

me she resided with her daughter, M

She leaves to mourn one daught

Crapnud.- J .

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se

t` to stagger. A clerk caught her u

VERA Cli‘llZ, October 7 -A report

0:, on anairs ut the capital brought by mi Nelson wsnaughncssy, charge u‘adal- er res at the American Embassy lu at; Mexico City, was laid uelorc Jobu- b Lina, the personal representative or

y l-'resident Wilson, in an over-night.

conference. lt was said that ne brought no roseate picture of con- ditions at the capital, but reported

_ assurance fronl the national palace

“sg that fair elections would be held and ed early pacilication of the country ac-

Bk_ com plished.

,. Mr. Lind will remain in Vera Cruz. B Unless invited by the Mexican Gov-

rnment or instructed by President

_ e ’ Wilson, he will have no direct coln-

B munication with the Mexican admin- 1 istration. If he has any representa-

“0 tions to make he will probably com-

municate them to the lrmbsssy. r.. -_,laugh ere, M y e_

dicetlons are, however, that there

B will be no further communication.. the issue of his Crime' t ion

' Gibson, who issixteen or seven een -

The synod will probably cut this °m‘" direct' °r indirect' years old has been employed on me Rev. C. B. Holmes, of Japan, was

_ Mr. Lind will continue in _the roi. farm of Fred Supp for some ume_ t l~ °f all °b°°""°" “Mil the r°°“lt“ " while Mr_ Supp and mmiiy were delivered a forcible, bright and opti- n the °\e°"i°“5 are kn°wn' and Possibly away from home attending a funeral mlfltlc address °“ Japan- ,_ until the ellcct is l‘Bu1i'M¢d- R'°°°l\f» lll' Gihmn went to the hom., of M,~s_ Rev. Dr. Endicott of China follow- d ‘°rm“"i°n br°“5!.1t to mm has not' Penery on the next farm, and tol S apparently' °°n.vmc°d mm ,mit the her she was wanted on the tclepho

military situation is greaty mprov- at the Supp residencm

ed, but this phase of the situation She accompanied the youth to t

has-be°“1e"'l“rg°‘y W Captain B“"" house but as she went to the phone. ll” °m'l““m°“°d M°"h°d1_9t W!! Slim- th” mll"'“l'Y ’¥"t“°h° M the Em' Gibson assaulted her and proceeded RW- G- J- BONL Of Halifax, mov-

s baggy' to "°P°rt d“"°°"1y to th” W” to lash her to the telephone brcaki

_ Department, and Mr. Lind is _more her nba in the Bu.uggle_ S deeply interested in the political After his bm(-,ai assault Gibson, nn. ters by the Rev. H. Wigle and his I phase. _ mindful of the pitcous pleading _ --*“”““'_'1' the aged woman, left her lashed

d ON TRIAL FOR the phone and ran away.

w ASSAULTING _HIS Stealing a boat of Mr. Slipp’s

e WIFE, NOW DEAD. went across the river to Cambridge Emplgp; CHILDREN

5 --- and then towed into Grand Lake.

_ GAGETOWN, Oct. 8.-The trial oi Mcsntime the unfortunate victim .___-

Elijah Starkey for alleged assault oi of his crime managed to get clear

DiS WVU. since deceased, will \>°E\ll`l her lashings and crawled on he hers this morning in the circuit hands and knees to her home. 0|-“y_ who hav., (avoi-¢\,1y~n0f_¢¢i tb; court before Judge Barry. Blld if- ll On the return of her neighbors.from gmwing pi-notice of scholars corres-

s tv be wulluued this ¢_;ll¢€_ll°°;\__ the funeral her slight was diswveévd nonulu with srholurs overseas, have l J- R- Dunn is von uc ne 0 wee and ur. ouswull hastily sununous ,` for the crown. Wllllu G°0l'S0 W- FOW" » Caswell fears she will not recover. ecrtnin number 0| children eggs"- ...lay arrears for the dsleusv- Only W0 /lm ersmluutiun shuwru that her ing letters with sshnlurs lu suns t witnesses were called this morning-“ ribs had been broken on both sidesipm-tg of the Empire. `

_ Dr. Hetherl_ll€g0“"B“‘2i H_1‘f\‘;f{ Stqakeyv and she had sustained other injuries

a son of t e ecease . e r ev ence as wen

WHS mllflll “W “Bm” “3 th” give” Owing to her advanced age it is

5, previously l>°l°1'° tl” l°°“l l'“*Sl“' auuntlul ll shu will survive thu _--

8 trute. Much interest is being taken shock and i,,j,,,.,,,s_ h in the case and the court room was when the ,mp lady rovwed sum. President wuson tom” .dawg pr, _ well filled- rlsntly tn tr-ll thu story ol thu rrlnru Arthur vsgsr, prsslssut seisruus of

'_'-"‘-'___' Sheriff Williams was notified _and Gr-urgetownrtCo§_e¢be, _H§{y., _fo_r grov-

_ started on a hunt for the crim ua ernor of Po o c . s nornn ll

THIS LOOKS BAD - with a party of deputies and -this _will be sent to the Senate this wesl.

luill funn

_ ~ _ FOR HOME RULE' afternoon caught the youth.

5 DUNDEE Scotland Oct" 8___W____ When captured be had a 22 calibre _

g ' C h' A _ revolver and n. small box of car- up _ __

::.';"..i‘:.c:r:. '.:::::.;':.»..§":’.i.‘;’;..;:. "‘:‘.°“.. i° . uv - u- ..

tuents to-night readirmed that no- an U ge n B '

__ thing would deter the government

from carrying through the home rue FOUND DEAD ON I C R

bill as planned arid doing its duty in ____ ' ' ' tm’ comm” oak mmm ‘.:l:.::P.‘:::: .f“°..;‘:.;'.::.:‘..°l::r:::;'.;¢ N- fl- 8- ----- °---~ -‘°°--”"‘l='--

M Ch' tim h “dh w__'s tion men this morning discovered ¢,¢nt|_

k rl sutrlsl 'tsaw 3:6 ldrelnrntlun tm may °‘ “ ma" “°“'°d A‘ Mc'

_ ?°';h7__ “ovel_f_'_‘m_ent,__ gone uddud Callnm lying alongside the track be- wphe Lani" Airi of Zion Ohm-gig,

gh gh at' _ __ 71' we ts tween Bathurst and Gloucester June- Wm hom 5 concert in the gbuyehlgo- ' 5 ll' _ °_’;t_“"“ °_‘;"5° ‘_’_ b _“_ tion. There were no visible marks on tin-Q room, Thursday. Oct. 83. A Y 0 ¥°“°"° ° ° °“ W0" °°° ‘° " °_;° the body. It is supposed he fell ofi a gin, program in promised, NM, _ :sy m¢l;lst_l_o\;__c_¢:_\;l_<; he __D;\=l°_f_<l ___i_f_ lrrlight tnrln which lun. hsrs about --»

' 9 U 3 B B iniht.l-I rkdallumer , event of thi- transferente of power, it :I m“¥w_,-(gi-,te ixoqsodwiivsa “Tm 3 r would be open to the opponents of W” am on Yeung” He bswngs Bch°°“m““ on mn” "un ou;

of ment of her death, had been in :er in the (__i“c___

3| Colonel Moore, of Charlottetown,

8'B` the store of Messrs. Sinclair and Ste-fmgtd h_l;Z'_0;?_?cT_l:;‘;2)npx_;;°';1‘°:_%° alliuaarcgi

gf ture and the seeking out of loaders

nd g p P ` _ I Rev. J. _W. McConnsl, of Sydney, " discussed the home mission work

nmon the eo le

ng Rev. Dr. Heartz led the conference u in a discussion along the line of the

best manner of undertnkin homo

B

The lat” Mrs' Smrdy' formerlyllnission work with a View of widen-

"‘ ing its sphere and success. He urged dy'caution with regard to amalgamat- re ing mission delds or exchanging ep- “" pointments until the question of ly church union was properly solved. It be is interesting to note that this year °\" every missionary on a home station

throughout Nova Scotia will receive

'~“”- his full salary of $900. on,

W- sl-:Ls-surrorvr HB-

lS0_tbe two lower provinces sat to listen _

_to the slimming up of the larger

yet conference gathering and Rev. J. ' H.

on Arnup, secretary of the general m'

a- sion board introduced the _conversa-

tion.

Rcv. Gilbert Earle, of Fairvllle, gave the next address upon the pes- ter preaching missions and urged 0. 'the minietanpsmcot. tlowxeels--them- -- selves in this line and 'give the mem- bers of this congregation mission Mr- mons more than once a year. He ad-

- I

_ _ _ vised preaching a series or course of

` ' _ _ mission sermons.

(Special to The Guardian) UPPER HAMr»sTEAn. N. B., o

9-Brutally assaulted by a you scotch asguneruts nsnu.-e Jus. clh- China. as the Bret sneaker 0! the son, Mrs. W. W. Penery, 76 years nge, lies ut the point of al-sth at her _ns a creat field for foreign millions

home and the whole community horror stricken at the heinous nature Canada 5h°“|d "nd U10” °f 11°' 90'"

MISSIONS `

Rev James Allan of Toronto

CL .presided over last night's meeting

ng ' and introduced Rev. J. R. Earle, of

of evening. Mr. Earle spoke of China.

is and that the Methodist Church of

and daughters to that land. He dis-

Locked in the een next to the man. cussed the ancient Chinese religion to

t dnt 1- Gibson waits some extent and conrpsred its limll-

arity to the present Christian relig-

he next speaker of the evening, and

ed with the principal address of the

nc day. He spoke on the people in both

China and Japan and related how

he the people got converted in Japan in t .

ng ed a resolution regarding me work

done in caring for the visitilig minis-

Oq assistant pastor, Rev. Louis Buckley to together with the members of their

respective congregations.

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