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MOST SUCCESSFUL MEET lSlll|l Sl.`Hllllll. MARITIME BOARD OF TRADE

IN ,ISLAND RIFLE nisroiw nn nsiilui i=AvonsMAR|r|ai=_ fusion

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was Brought, to a Close Last Evening-Capt J. M.Jones of Pownal w""“"f V' l‘9“'s°"’ M' 8°' And will Send Memorials to the Three Governments-Capt. Read

__ Appointed toa Professo ‘

V Makes if 'Century in Excellent Shooting Keen Contest for the Ship at A|b,,,,,, C,,|_ r .Doubts Whether Islanders Would ,Favor it- Other important

Ladies Challenge cup-the Pressing Need lor More Butts |ege,Edmnnmn Resolutions Adopted-Next Meeting in Amherst- The Officers

The Annual Prize Meeting of the of competitors composing teauis to p,,,,-inuinlllillc Association wuseonciuded be handed to the Secretary previous to McKinnon, D. A. Cupl.2CA 721 ,,,,_,,_,.,-,inyiirtei-noon at seven o'elock. 'I`he commencement of match. Entrance fee iiii-eiiiigliiis been on the whole one of the for tennis 75 cents. Entrance fee for in iiiost.~iu-vesslnlliithe history of the As- dlvidunls llfl cents. Rifle, Lee-Enfield. _col-iiitinn; thu weather has been flue Rounds, 7 at encli range. Ainniunition

tiiioiiglioni, iiltliougli the conditions were nut iilnnys ideal, the attendance has been ii record one, the arrungeineniai have beau lui siillsfiiutory “S Il°99lb.l°» “nd lmd "W iiuinhi-r of targets been largentlionieeting wniilil have been an unqualified success. 'l‘ln- wi-.-:f hcr confiitlonli Y¢Bterdn.y were on lhn iviiolc good, and prolmbly the best of the thine days.Tlic light wasatull times good, and the loft wind was steady for the gi-ealrr part of the day. |'|-l.,-_dinotiiig began with the final stage oi thi- l'i'on-so match at 000 yards. In the limi, tn-nsfages Capt. J. M.Jones of Bisley fnino li-<l with 07, whloli nieaqt that he had to nniki- Jill at. the final stage .to score n“i-i-iiliii'y." llc shot in the early moru~ inn n-in-n the light was somewhat. puzzl- ing; hh. iii-st two shots were. "inners," nail lin limi then to iuake five “buli's eyes" for tin-_ required 33. The knowledge uf this requirement would be snflicieiil fo unnerve an inexperienced in.-ii-ksin.iii, but the steady nerve and the tniincil eye of the Blsley veteran were i-qunl to the occasion ; the five successive "hulls" wi-re fortlicoining, and he totalled np the inngniiicent score of 100-equalling his i-i-ciiiii perforinanee ap Blsiey where ho also nniile a "wI\lf\l\‘Y-"`~ Hls 90"” ll-Y

shuts was as follows :-

‘.'flfl yards-<1, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5-3-l fllll “ 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 4, ~i~33 an “ -1, 4. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5-33

The lnnlhes' Ciinlienae Cup Match also fnrnisln-il inteuso interest. D\1I'l11E UW progress of the match several ladies were present and engcrly_ watched their w|ii-est-|itnMvs tcli was fired af. 500 yaids-ten shots. Here Capt .l. .-\. Mnclioiiald,Llghtllorse, shoot- ing for Mrs C. Leigh, and Sgt. J. A. Moore 2_ii‘1inl,siiontiiig for Mrs V. L. Goodwill, fled for first place, with ix score of -18 unch. Iii the shoot oflli shots Capt. Mne- lloniilil scored lil. and Sgt Moore 23, the lnilcr iiinnlne the Trophy for Mrs Good-

will.

lt is hoped that before next meeting the nnnibi-_rof tai-gi-.ts will -be increased and that ilu- matclins can then be concluded

in ilii-ee days wltliout crowding.

'l‘he iliiinks of The Guardian are due to flin eilli-ii-iii. secretary Capt. Bartlett for

i-oiii-ti-sli-s i-xtcndcd during the meeting.

' 'l`l l li I’l`l0\VSE MATCH.

’l'lic firm ol' Prowso Bros. contributes $23 nnnnnlly for the eiioouxugenieiit of ienni shooting, The Association adds $161 for individual prizes ns in the llodgson Match; The Prowse Bros' prlziistnhe competed for by touuis oi! three iroui iiiiy Company of Active Militia orofllr-i-isiiiirl N. C. Olllcers of the Staff, nr iiii-iiibl-rs of any `duly constituted Clvilianltillc Club. A Company or As- us-Iiitioii may be represented by ane or more teams. The xianics

SNAPS IN BOOTS FOR AUGUST

New Footwear and Nice

Felt by all.

ST. Joris, Aug. 17.-( Special )-William

_ " ' ' 1 _ V. Newson, M. Sc., of Charlottetown, for-

and sight shot free. Jones, J M, Capt 2 82

Macdonald, D F, M. R C

Lawson, A C, Sgt fl 82 Blue, George, Lt fl 82

Robertson, l{ A, I1 V 11C Chandler, W E, Sgt. 2 B2

Moore, J A, Sgt 2 82 McRae, D P, I' ll C Seaman, L N, P R C Acorn, .I H C, Lt 2 H2 Furze, F C, Gr 1 C A Dewar. R C, M R C Ives, HW, M R C

Shaw M A, Capt. 0.82

Kennedy W J, Tr. L ll Crockett V, St. Sgt. 82

Stewart R Il, M R C

Chandler W W, Gr. 1. C A

Johnston Capt. ll C A Jones G H, R C

Smith, W E Capt. 2.82 Macdonald, J A Capt. L Il Weathci-ble, J. Pte. 2.H2

Hooper, D I. Capt. 82

Hyde, R C R C

Sutherland, W V Il C

Beer, L. H. Lt. L. H.

T-IcKiiinori, S. M. Sgt. M. Il C. A

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92 ill illl iii) BU iii) iii) fill PM NH H7 H7 87 Si! fill H5 H5 lid Sl 81 $1 Bi B3 831 871 83

810 Boultcr, ll. Pie 8 82 70

Suckllng, \V. A R C 7»l

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Kennedy, II. B V R C 72 McCabe, Il.1’tcfi H2 71 Ilrehnut, I. J. B V li C 71 Bryenton, I1. \’V It C 71

s ‘Hanna 1.. n. on i c A vn 0 Rodd, T. A. Lt L ll 70

McCallum, B. fi 82 till Moline. Sgt- 2 82 fi() Jenkins, E. M R C (ll)

5 Hooper, II. 'l‘r L ll flfi 5 Coles, R. M R C ilT

Dawson, W. E. Lt 2 C A (i7 Mcllae, ll. Corp I. II <13 ein, N Sgt. 4 sz ni

SPECIAL AGGREIIATE

iiovi-:anon iii-:Nn'rAi.‘s Mi.:iuir.s

The medals presented by his Excellency the Governor General are awarded to those two rneuibors of the Association who are also efficient members of the Militia of tho l)ominion whose aggregate scores at the 500 and fl00yarils in the Gov- ernor's, Hodgson, Weeks, and the Prowse Matches are the highest. Th Highest 36 competitors in this aggregate are the ones who linve thc right to compete in the Ladies Challenge Tiopliy matcii.Vucancins

3 to be filled up ln rotation.

;i J. M. Jones Capt. 2.82 1841 Silver Medal. :i A. C. Lawson Sgt.1i.82175 Bronze Modal.

li 3 3 li 3 Il 3 3 3 3

Davison, II. M. Lt. Col. C. A. 821

Ferguson. F. B. V. R. C. Kennedy, A. Ii. V. R. C.

Judson, J. H. P. R. C.

Crockett, G. Maj 82.

Brown, J. R. P. R. C.

Ives, Isaac M. R. C.

Darke, W. S. Capt 5.82 McLaren, N. M. ll. O. ' Stewart, E. Ciipt. C. A.

Duck, B. Lt, /1.82

lirown,}\V. R. Pte 2.82

Allan, J. R. Maj 82

Hyde, Il. C. ll. C.

Stewart, D. Ll. Col S2

Jones E. C. Il. C.

Leigh, U. Capt 1. C. A. Judson, A. G. P. li. C’ Hunter, J. E. C. A. R. C. Mclieoll, 'I' Corp 1.52 Moore, G.M. Lt. R. ls.

Prowse, VV. B. Capt. I C. A.

H51 KZ 32 82 82 81 til lil lil li) fill lil) bill 71| 7ll Tl) TB Tri 78 'lil

Capt. J. M. Jones Lt. J. H C. Acorn 2 82nd 277 $ll.(l0

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|I.t. G. Blu U82 tl 270 L00 2 Sgt. A. C. Eawson n ${

2 l D_ P' Meme in Edmonton on septenihcr twentieth. creased indemnity. every uwuiber of A

Principal Iilddcll is a most entliusliislie N10

cswmcr 'md "l hzrd worker' It ls uhousmldduums' '1`hc latter received the most attention si

through his individual ef1'orts that the

2 R' G' D"W'“` College has reached its present state of 110011 1"¢f\1B0fl- ‘ m

2 I.. N. Seaman }Pownal Rifle Club, ‘£1-1

2'Isaac Ives

2 R. W. Stewart }Montague Ride, 255

cremiezcrcwiexmic

Capt. J. A. Macdonald 0 Lt. L. H. Deer L. H. 2:?/1

Tr. W. J. Knnnedy

_I \V. V. NEWSON, M. Sc. 1 2 TEAM PRIZES, I’RO\VSE MATCH. - 2

2 A~ _lfll..Seaman-- W

rm MHWTO SIH WM. Mltllllllllll

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Landrlgan, J. Gr. 1. C. A. 77 Taylor, I). G. R. C. 77

Lust score 200 yni~1ls,5.-i.-l.-1.5.3.5 2lll}7__

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500 “ 4./l.li.Il.-i.-l.-l. L’.3l (itll) ‘° 5.Il.4.i).Z.5.5. ill

SPECIAL TY RO MATCH.

Sixty-three dollars set apart by the

Association as a Special Match for Tyros to he shot in conjunction witn the Prowse Match and under same conditions.

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Train Carrying Five Hundred People Pluneed into River-

Many are Killed '

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tho one score.

Molnnls, A, Gr 1 C A

Shaw, G S, M R C

Seaman, A W, P R U

Klelly, S, Pte 632

Judson, \V, C V R C Hooper, P. TP L H Coles, \V R, M R C

McDuU, J I., Pte 5 82 Boulter, H, Si. Sgt il Htl Oornfoot, J, Corp 1 C A Dewar, J A, M R C

Judson, J A, G V R C um, 1:, 'rr L ii

Jones, J., P Stewart, D. McFiidyen,

?f_="= PSE: Fm' rs _<=

Should ii Tyro make a score in this iiintcli entitling him to ii larger prize in the 1’rovi'seinaf.clihe may cliiini the sniiic, but no competitor enii win two prizes for

88 Si 80 fill Til 78 Til 77 Til Til Til Til 75 75 75 74

$5 Coast Line today dropped through afdrnw- ‘I

Noiufoue, VA. Aug. 17.-(Specii\l)-An

excursion train running over the Atlantic

i bridge. lp There were five hundred people on

w

1; board ami already it is known thiit t i-ive n

_, ed for are drowned iii the rear ears hit-li

zcrcienzzeicici

Most of the dead are colored people. e

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Ilcreules spring stretcher. cost you from a $2.00 to $4.50.-Jas. Paton Sc Co. c

merly Principal of \¢\'cst Kent Street School, niet Principal J. H, Riddell of the

Mn;-Li", E, B V R Q 7-5 Alberto. College at Edmonton here today

and

closed an engagement wlici'cby Mr.

_Newsori accepts thc Professorslilp of Science in that College.

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His work will include Physics, Ciieniis- ll00l¢H ln the Aecountniit's ofhcc in the Pc.

2 ' Sgt. J. A. Moore try and Physical Gcogriipliy and perhaps UOUSG Of C0l\lll\0l1B llllve 1100" 0108011 l\\\<l

Capt.. M. A. Shaw Arithmetic. l"

Mr. Ncwsoii will enter upon his duties _ID

fllolency.

--.~;~;, uf' -_.__tmmm|»

Wlll VlSll P l l

pose of Noting the Pro- -

gress Made ln Con- solidated and Manual Train- ing School.

Tnunn, Aug. 15-Arriiriizenicnls are owbclngniiideliy Prof. J. W. llobcrt-

” f\r<=<lr‘\d and Sixty lniured. while it is .n.n,c.M. G.,..n iniinif nf sn- iviiiinm 'i

I’ foarcd thai, many others not yet, ngwlmt. MuoDonnl:l, for the latter to pay n. visit ln ‘ September to the viirioiis towns und cit-

sin which Ilia(-.Donald Manual 'l`ri\in-

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fell into the river. ing Schools or Rui-iii Schools lnivo in-on

stublished, for the purpose of noting the rogress nnidc. Sir William MacDonald

and party will first visit Fredericton,

Wnen you go camping see you get a thence to Prince Eslivnril Island, where

ix schools of various kinds have heen stnlilli-ihcd; then ’1`ruro, Illblclllll, Brook-

14:1 and twtf. field and possibly lieluiont and Greal

wxxw

Village in this Country.

_ _ ' Mlnard’s Llnlmenl Cures Lungs.

Sole 890, Women's Pebble La e

B°°‘ 11°* f°° hwy and 2 s°<>d

.`l,°,“§,°,,’,jX,j,_l”"**°_>’°“ ‘°°°°_ or wEs'i‘viLLE, N. s. _ 1; ll

Shi in Pier Picton N. S "

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Boot, nailed tipped $,'0€,_ The best coal for house and steam purposes Men’s Buff Lace Boot, solid manufactured by the ` l°'**l“§f._ t_1~8° new 8-50- _

This ‘H “ie °“*>°*“““=‘ lnlcrcoloiiial Coal Mining Eo., Limited,

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l Today it passed and the resolution lu-

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els Coming For the Pur- On the Death of the Late "-11

E Citizens were shocked yesterday fore-

III.)

Collin who resided on St. I’eier's Road near the junction with the Iirneklcy Point Road. The deceased had been dfspond-

entfor several weeks, the cause being ai.» V tributed to injuries sustained by falling from a liiiy cutter recently. Yesterday morning he left his home after breakfast. and about nine o'cloek was found by

field iieur his house.

Yaiiiioirrn, Aug. 17.-(Special)-Tlic

many liiiportant resolutions. I

Among them were one asking the (lov-

erriuicnt to locnte a new route for the 1. C.

ther strongly urging the Governiiieiif. to redeem worn and mutilated silver coins daiuuged by legitimate use. s

on marltluie union which resolution has

been deferred for several years. 0

iinilliiiv

Salary Grab has Been all Absorbed

01~T.x\\'A, Aug. 17-(Special)-The draft P

spite of the protestatioris of some

embers who professed to oppose the in- me

Commons has accepted his hogtra M

Not one dollar ofthe $2lIl,000 extra has

lIllHllNlll'S JUHY'

Mentally Depressed --

on to learn of the suicide of William

Hector Meliac hanging to a tree limb in ii

Coroner Johnson and Marshal Cameron J

where nl. once notified and a jury com- posed of William Sellers, (foreman). AlcxandorMoKa_v, AnihroseJ Watkins, Gorham Cook, James Connolly, James Gallant and William Smith, lifter be ing euipannelled viewed the remains and

adjourned to iucet last nlizlit.

'l`hc late Mr. Collin lived in re-

'1‘hc evidence of Hector Moline, who

found the body; -Mrs. Collin, wlfo of de- ceased, and llobcrt W. Stewart., Ilrudun- ell, who was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Coffin, was taken, but no new facts were brought out.

The verdict was that the deceased.

William l).Coi1lu, camo to his iléatii hy hanging himself while in a fit of mental depression brought on hy injuries re-

Qmnstm Chww-= “"’°°"‘""' i inn-istwif

eluded that ii memorial be sent to cacli of

Murltlnie Board of Trade today passed the three provincialGovernments urgliig

early flute of in-preseiitativcs froui eneli,

One \\'liicli amused most illscus.sl0|i was in li..

Despite Some Protests the S

Elected.

.hat they arrniigc for ii iueetliig at an as

Capt. Read of Suninierside doubted if

li. between Amherst and 'l‘ruro ami ano- I‘. I-I. Island would ut present favorunion. of

There would need to be it cnuipiilgn of of education on this sulijeot and the con-

traction ofthe Tunnel should be a factor

Another resolution advocated the niiloii M. I Canada and the British West Indies.

niiin lic appointed on the 'i‘i‘iinsporti\lioii (louiiiiisnlon and that tho Governnient

sisi in grants for developing tourist

work.

Aiiihexst was chosen as thc next pl M,

meeting and the iesult of the election ofllcers was :-

Piesident, Capt. Joseph liead, Suinine -

side ;

\'iec Pres., W. S, Fisher, St. John ; A.

liell, Hiillfiix;

Secretary, C. N. Creed, llnllfnx;

The Board also urged that a maritime Auditor, M. G. De\\'olfe, Kentvlllc.

NO PROGRESS

AT PORTSMOUTH

mall hope of Peace Now-only Chance ls by

Russia Giving up Sakh

alin and Japan not

insisting on i

ndemnity.

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nd the transfer to.Iripan of the interned

. giiew, of Allierton, was unanimously B adopted by the Murltliue Board of 'l`ra<lo C-

3 ,,,,,m,,,,_._ NJY. Ceutral......

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W|l||am D' Comm Roy- .doucton last year with reference to llllnflli* C¢“l-"°l~----- UU

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l niiiship eoiiiiiiuiiiuution iietivceii Syd- L°“l5Vlll° “nd N5- - - -

a|ty_Su|c|ded wh||@ ncy and the North Shore portsuf P. E. I. :ll

.und the Magdalena and Mlraniichl be and 9

hereby reaffirmed.

on'rsMoiv'rn, Aug. 17- (Special )-The’ sta

nd over.

ice sltuationisjust where it was ii Tomorrowan adjoiirniiient will likely

week ago. Today noprogress was made. be

T

made until Moiidny iii order that

hree articles were left for dIscussion- Witte may communicate with St. I.’etsrs~

indeninlty, the cesslon of Sskhalin hu

rg.

The only prospect new for_p_eaee is that

rshlpl. " ` Russia give up Salfhalin and Japan not in~

st on an indemnity, hui Witte ii'-_~ 1...

hut as botii parties saw that while the nutliority tougree to any cesslon of . .ii alii points of controversy were unsettled tory and there is a pessimistic feelin

_________..; they were cautious about finally agreeing th

on this point, so it was at last allowed to of

STJMMERSIDE FOR

at Japan will press for the fullflllmen both conditions,

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing Prices ' Aug.l6. Aug. 17.

--- Atchison . . ._ _ my 91

Y.\n.\iou'rii, Aug. 17.-The following g°PP°’ - *V* *lil

Resolved that the resolution passed at EP

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Mlssouril Pacific. . . .

resolution introduced hy John ' R' T'------~ ~- 7"

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` °p°“‘l°“l' means “ml "° emma but um- [1<`uiieralo’ii iualurdny the llltli at ten ri.

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WOH1EH'S P€bble L9~C€ B00t ` Sk can be given for his untimely end. , '

nail . ' _ - ,V <. 'l‘hc _jury met lust night at li o'elock a

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