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CLOSING EXE

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The closing of the Summer School

of Science took place last nil-_ht in Lhe Assembly Hall of Prince of Wales College. There was a full gathering of the students, and an exceedingly interesting programme was carried out. Proflessor Starratt, of the fa- culty, presided, and on the platform were the Premier, Hon. J. A. Ma-

thieson, Lieutenant Governor Rogersf

Hon. Murdoch `McKinnon, Commis- sioner oi Agriculture, Mr. R, H, Unmpbell, Superintendent of Educa- tion, Professor Theodore Ross and others.

The first item was a well-played

pianofortc duet by the Misses Bar- naby.

Governor Rogers then addressed

the teachers. He said that he felt he ought to have attended some of the valuable lectures which had been given but that he had follnd it in- convenient to do so. He was glad to he there that night, however, to con- gratulate them on the splendid re- sults which the present aumn-rar ses- sion had Witnieesed. He thought that

this enterprise must have a very he-'S

neficial effect and be of help to the teachers, broadening their views of things. He must congratulate the in- structors for the work they had`done and the teachers who had taken the opportunity of better fitting theln-. selves for the great and glorlousl work of instrllcting the youth. Upon

the young people; of to~day, he said, 3 rested the responsibilities and duties, of life in all its departments twenty h

made. The prize list follows. l

PRIZE LIST' I er, \ve.s`also presented with a purse ““"aY bl'

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1,-Annie I.. Steeves, $25, present- ,lf

ed bv T. Eaton, (!orr.p.an'y; 2.-Mich-,

acl E. Francis, $25, - Share in t “United Silver lllack Fox Co,"; 3.- B

Cordelia C. Munn, $20, by I-inn. J. Yeo, (Prince Co. P. E. I.) 4.-Heloi C. Steeves, $20, by Hector Mclnnis, Esl., Hnlllax; 5.-Marin I. G. -Pur- ney, $20, by C. C. Richards, Esq., (Yarmouth town`) G.-Emma A. Smith 520,. by.-...,l-lpn. -J.'D. I-Iszsn. (New Brunswick), 7.-Margaret W. Croft, $20, ,by F. B. McCul~dy, Esq., (Qulcns Shelboul-no Co. N. S.) B.-Jamcsllia

Moore, $15, by A. K. McLean, Esq., lg 1-lnlifox; 9.-H. D. Bcidcrron. $15.l>y,u

Dist. Prince, P. E, I.) 10.-Emma M.i

Iiairwcathilr, $10, lfv F. W. Fowlerl lisq., 'f_King’s Co. N. ll.) 11.-Helen G. Wilmot, $10, by F. W. Fowler. (Albert cc. N. B.) 12.-Lulu DrB1°lr Zwicker, $10. hi' lion- E" H- Arm" strong, M. P. P. Yarmouth; 13.- Mnry E, Hannington, $10, by David McLean, Eau., Beel River, 1’.E.I_i 14.-sndlc .l_ lilsicy. Slo, by f\. _lil- Mchean, S. W. _Lot 16, P- E. T.: 15* Brenton W. Holmes. $10, hy Tholiiflfl

Moyse Esq., Central Beduillle; 15-” °

Nclllc liubicy, $10. by D. .Nlchclrolh lil. P. (Qucinm co. l=.s.1.> 17-- .lnnic Muir, $10. hv Jaime Pntcn- n.n,_,; ls.-Lottie si. undcrblll, $10. by J. P. Burchlll, Esc.; (Northum- bcricnc Cc. N.. S.) 1§_.-jf1_gh_'=§__1?_~

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BRUCE S‘I‘EWAR'I` i&! t. t S will pay highest rr rv Ol” ‘V0 0" old n,,¢»_w _ ____ suis-1-zilvltl. WANTED AT ONCE GIRL FOR general' housework. Highest wagei. “° "'“°h‘°"' Apply h°r°ll`czs-1-zzmci. §.'rl`E'I.i_lel`s”“"l"~l<i`.Tt:`i-llillfz wawrnp

lor Mt. Buchanan School. Su`DPl°' ment, $25.. Neil A. McLl'50d. "‘¢¢"°' _tern M_37°1;7_'_32ll?_l-..., WANTED-ONE CLASS A l"EMAT.iI<. pup. Write, Stating PNC” “nfl breeding, Address (ieorS° l‘-~ llrown, Kensill_gt_on._ 8764.-k:‘I_0M3L l?i'rol-mu ovalN Fon SALE. SUIT-

nble for small house. Apply B. Car-

ter Ez Co., Auctione?}lgs1.s_7_z2MEL; PERSONS WIBHING ROOM IN PRI-

vngo (mnily with breakfast if de-

sired, may obtain sang; bs; apply- i t 189 Hill boro ree - "" “ ° - releases.-

AU'roS Fon HIRE. EXPERIENC-

ed chsuilcurl. Comfortable cars. Island uoior aulu>6lgL0°-» 0”" G°°"° St' PM” sais-1-anti.

ENLARGED

‘ll Pastels and ouutu and fram-

éoiped PD mfg:-icuii.

i>1lm“oir' nnlsxil proved breeders. |150

umm Also two

no on the

H°~m|it0D». $10. by E. K. Spinney, E50-, Yarmoutll; 20.-(lan-le 1_,_ Au. crews. $10. by F.. L_ Rogers, lcsq., Alb@l`t0ll2 20.-Lulu E. Robertson, $10, by Cecil J. stewart, .ilbcrton-, (Manual Training) 22.-George Green,

#10, bv B. I. Rayner, (Agriculture lc T

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Gardming) 28.-Agnes E. llumilton, B $10» by President ol School (l-‘hycl- S clogy) 24.-l-lnzcl B. Milllcan,. $10, by Secretary of School; 26.-Etta p

lvlcncncld, $5, by Rev. .rni.h.n~ Mar-

RCISES H

OF SUMMER SCHOOL

ST. PETERSBUIIG, July 29.-

ration this afternoon. A proces-

osllL.lTl§S Pllocllrss Bul'

HOPES STILL THAT

MAY BE LOCALIZED

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UNDER

VALLEY RAILWAY

DISCUSSION

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_ (Canadian Press). in connection with tho Valley Rail-

_ ST. JOHN, N. B., July .28.--At the way litigation. Mr. Batter Nlllriled

'_'-"'°-""“" Valley railway enquiry this afternoou t

' -7011!! Kennedy Oi U10 iirm of Kennedy as he discovered that they were lik-

(Canadian Press) ‘and that 22 Austrian warshlps have sent course of action as regards Ser- will MCDOHBW. ¢0nU`a°t0l`B. B\V0I`€ he 8 _

_assembled in the harbor of Cattaro, via cannot be interrupted pending pd-ld $2,000 to Premier Flemming dur- from the provincial Legislature of

‘ou gm-mud und with hugh uyiugito ueizu Mount L0,-uheu' uve,-luokmg foreign Minister, M. Berchtold, .node contract for his section of the line

nd before he had thought of o sec- Guillanu, Italian foreign minister and nd contract. British ambassador, e..rly yesterday

1 roceeded to the Sorvian legation here there were speeches and cheers;

uuch (Norma. CW N S) z1_Arby hen to the British and French ein-

M. Foley. $5, by R. Kennedy Esq. b M. P. P. (Coleburo Co, N. S) 23.-

assies where the same .scenes occur-

red. '

Esther S_ I. be I $5' u R_ H_ K _ The Imperial Naval School to-dey uedy Eu _a gh P YC 1 b S" promoted many to the rank of offli-

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_ vs_) 2_ Mary E_ Hannmgtonl $5’ Crs. In presenting them the

by Lieutenant Governor Rogers; 30--

zar made an address colin r-llln

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Emma A_ Smith' $3' by Lieutenant them to act in the serious days to Governor Rogers; 31__,Agneh |,]_ conle with faith in the glory and lumilgou 32’ hy Lluuteuuut Guvu,,_ greatness of mighty Russia.

I . nor Rogers.

A pleasing feature of the proceed-

ings was the presentation to some of

(Canadian Pres.; VIENNA, July 29.-Servians at

the teachers of special purses in re- 1~3_0 °'°l°°k _this morning b|°“' “P 8 cognition of their cxccllcnt worlr in bridge HP=1n\1u1s_the_Rlvcr_Ssve. bc- thuly- respective uepu,.t,ueuus_ tween the Austrian town of Zemlln

10 gold piece by the students of ber “

spoke. U1

Ming Huukutt u-us uruuuutuu with u and Belgrade. Auetrean infantry

nd artillery are stat oned at Zem-

ciusu' Shu mud., u h',.ie| reply' lin in consequence of which ships on thanking the donors for the earnest- th ness, sincerity and thoroughness with ll which they had worked in her da- I

'foreign omg yeterdny sets forth the uch action. This information was

PI.

0 Danube med °“ the S°"Vl°'“ P05' if`“Btrm&_iv.1,°:w Cf the Serin" threply Exollveyell today ill d€SDHt¢h0H fl'0lll Mr Baxter bill-l deliuillded to be call- t

ions around the bridge. The Ser- °° _Aus B “° e demnml "3 °ce°` Berlin. Sir Edward Grey withheld nd 't .f L, _un » _l 0 tl _

mn” retired.“_n°r 5 short Engng” satgogh 0' thghpall-uSel;.v¥;n£uagitB?l?n“ illi0fHM'-l0l'l HB t0 l"`0E|"€3B Of 'WSU' seciltlollmillall lrlailhlncoligilzl-llil’-lg -flies DSU- N

partment and which their gift be `m¢‘-“I5 with trifling 109509- Slllllll 08' E; in €h§unB8B:;?::at‘i’0n 5: S`m;';fmv',tiati0ns. His silence was taken as Caplan;-4, of u $500 retainer for work tha Balkan war if hostilities coiiie.

chmerits of pioneers, in co-opera- 9- “ 0 a sign of failure. There is no hope W

(;ht¢u|~¢,_ ‘ today 1.0 the suggestion of Sir Ed- a

ward Grey that hostilities be sus- 0

PLEADS FOR THE p'REVENTI0N pended while Germany, France :ind

OF WAR Italy arrange an Aiilbnssailoriul Coil- v

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ROME’ July 28___](e.po|-tu are in DCB!!! Of thc British Foreign Millist- il

‘circulation that Emuuml. ],~,.uuciu.er was courteous note thanking him _joseph of Austria Hungary huu for his eflorts but was nothing less H yielded to u plea from pope [huh x_ than diplomatic refusal -to accept t

forcing the wuntry into war' mier Asquith in Parliament this uf- i

tion issued by the _-\ustro-Hungarian tm" euorts unless Austria ,_euuc,,: i

to prevent war, lv:-5 the Austrian m°"mt‘°“-, U _

-t LONDON, July 28. ~- was concclned with tho payments lol- ernnlent reserved all its rights to

ruler has been momma by me sm B There are no new developments in ri

_The rennainder of the afte!‘n00n- B68-

nnd the military party' who Me the near east situation stated Pre- will he o the stiund dilr'l the sess ed necessary.

O

olilntary and it was no new expense b

he cheque to the Company as soon

lv to ask for additional Bslistance

here was a great patriotic demon- 'l`hs latter movements are interpreted nczct-lui-ions looking toll-.ird media- "lf-' the mulltll of Julie 1912- This which he is n m°mlM'~

to mean that Austria will attempt tion." This was the l‘€l>iY Al\Stl”i&'B WM ai'-Cr his firm had smured the

ROME, July 28.-Marquis D1 Ban

asssdor to discuss means of concilia-

` ference Austria‘s re l to the lro for hlin as he had conslstentl n,ld ticii between Austrian!-inn ar and

_\lr_ Kennedy 'said his payment was called on' the Austro-Hungarian am-

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liberal campaign funds for years. Servia. They had informed the Aus-

tro-Hungarian diplomat of their in-

lon was taken up with the examina tended visit, alld he had replied that

lon of Chas lleawnrd on the rght f “ay to the load ills testimoiy p

n lig -

ll ton».»rrow and following him will

l*‘.- l\lCL00il and J. B. M. Baxter. S

while he would receive them with

leasure, the Austro~Hungari-an gov-

gbt of wily. It is expected that he take any military measures lt deem-

_ . ternoon. I 'hope no unfavorable in- come floss Thompson, chief Erlginc r TURKISH GOV’T DESTRES NEU-

AUSTRIA SAY? SERVIA S REPLY ference will be drawn from this state- and A, R, Gould, President of tile'

ment, he added. 'England's efforts to road. The probability is that the.

IS UNBATISFACTORY prevent war indBl1lkans hsvghfailed. taking of evidence ofthe prosecution

h __ _ Germany refuse o accep 0 PPO- side of the case will be ended this Turkish Government yesterday an-

VIENNA' JM’ 28' A °°m'“““‘°“ lwsal that shc participate in u~=lli-i- ive.-li nne th.. dclcncc will in... ccnlc n

il with at least two witnesses Holi. in

Tl-lALi'ITY IN CASE OF WAR.

FONSTANTI NOPLE, July 28.-The

ollncod that it desired neutrality

case of war between Austria and

ervia.. lliplomnts here believe thlt

he conflicts cannot be localized. how-

ver, and expect the Porte to at-

cmpt to rcrain Territory lost in

Mr, lvicMl1lnn, of inc physical D., tion with customs oulcers. ycstsrdsyf“f A“h‘l“l‘° Francis F"di“““'1 “lid here that Austria will request melii-

An excellent address accompanied D y a purse was presented to Miss 9

D Y~ .

Sgt. Irlnm, physical training teach-

I gold by the members of the.class

e conducted.

Miss Gorman next gave a fine recl- ation from Dickens, taking as her i llbject the tragic chapter from Da- H

vid Copperfield in which the life of T

forth, draws to a close in pathetic 3 circumstances. ll

an interestin address lie moved a B

old piccc. _ lvl

0 _ captured two _qurviuu uteumuru muh' -his consort. The communication al- uuum

artmwnt' was presented mth a $20 th ammunition and mines. '1‘hgf“° gives the WMO" 1°' A“stri“'“ di"| Servia°s reply to the Austro-Hun-

ioneers and revenue guards after a E°tl9f“¢ti011 With S‘"`Vil1'B l'°PlY- The gariau ultimatum suggested arbitra-

1 ft hort, sharp encounter. overcame the °°f',‘1f‘,;““i‘;;I'l‘;” §°g\?W‘;:*` . t 1 50”- '£59 "‘°bmzatl°“ if mel dual l '

years or ess a er. . _ gervluu ul-uw, u to k ouaeuui u ‘ e o ec o e ‘ervian no e s M,-,uu,-c 'u T,-oops was g 5 on y un. Tile prcsentation of prizes was thtn §:i;t£luari,'(,1nnun' who made an ap_pm the vessels an; lllanggroils cargc?es.o‘ to creat” the 1?-19° imDl`¢BHi0l1 I'-l1lit'swer vollclisafed. 'A Berlin despatch The captured ships were towed.

one of the Danube gi;enmer5_l1l1 great measure to comply with our pressure to bear on Austria. with

dcmsudi- most uf the owers her army is

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(Canadian press) I "As a matter of fact, howevsr,Ser-.l-eady, and will back Austria with .l

SHANGHAI' July 29__The British via’s note is filled with the spirit of her own forces in case of interference PARIS' _july 29_...M,uu_ Huuuhlgte ar-eastern fleet is mobilizing at Wei dlshoneit-V» Whifih °le“"lY lets it be i\'<'m Rllflfla- Austria Will Pmceed Caillaux, sl-ife of ex-Premier Joseph the llalifax lflxhibition raeesz-

ai Wei on the north coast of Shen “et” th? 3"’ ixgani E10V‘éfl1m°::ltl9 tix Ulllellgi;-Lg”-recorded in Paris Ctr;ill.aux,t wills lactnuitted last night ll. The f‘erl-nan fleet lg bilisl I-I0 Bef 00 Y miie 0 PU BH _, P0 B 1 a er a ria as ing nllle ays, on

, h _ Q _ ut Tm -I-haul] 100 muuums th ng end to the culpable tolerance it,Berlill and London today that Aust- the charge of mu,.ue,.ing| on March 16

Davids brilliant sc Q01 mend' ` tear t Petersburg’ llussian lays: has; hitherto has extended to lntllgues Tia" tl`00l‘H ¢l'°55ed ‘hs Danube into last, Gaston (‘alm.ette the editor of

een cuut ovur the situutiou ,mu against the Austro-Hungarian mon- S€Ll;Vi)1;ll;pit;ill`l"§_¢e0l;)l;-ts from Berlin to inn Figaro, ~ ' A

DV- Allen- Ui (li“°l““ati» then ga” 0234:awBl:_°1it§;Lsiam;;£;le“§€“ Hwy; :'ar"(ll’l‘!lle Servian note contains such I-Oilllunldeclalg that ‘1 detuchmem' °( allrdh‘::1fJt`llIi"yarerlll§l(é lllisgliilg oic ci thniirs to thc lfrsrnlcc and tfoin' her ' determination to support ,fer-"aching reservations suduligliite- A-‘¥°F‘f‘*"‘“ ‘“"“d°d 5"““ 'lt M‘."°‘_' li vcrdict or f-not guilty." _

v his executive ofllcers, to the Mayor Bervis A rtial inobilic ti n h

and citizens, and .to the people of 5

Charlottetown gc-licrnlly, who had even’ inlfiiiifibh " that the mllitsrv “ ~ H _ u nurmed ,,,u,,,t,, de.

iven them the opportunity to be in mechinery oi the Russian Emphu, have put forth that the_concessionsh/tilaxezl aus was ncumnomced at vienna Q '

‘ll I” i“ °P‘“'““°" °°°“- Thi’ Im' “many "mae by S°"'m b°°°m° in’ uni bcniiiltlcc would open at .lay Uma- "“'Y_ 29'- ”°".‘°“°““t“’““

John Richards, Esq., M. P. P. (2nd. done an the could to make their Daria, manifesto is awaited tonight asigpiflcant. mfenk todnyg’ I ngninst the (`ai1laux _verdict occurred

huuld it he issued' as understood, by In particular, our demand for the (Canadian ,pressu in several places last night: In the mum-Cu. Nicholas Geuer hsuhm f p8rtlcipation_ of the Austro-I-Iungab t ~ boulevards excited crowds discussing

Science to carry the votle moved. the forces, an lmrnfinse wgve _of,TnilT- la" n““th°"m°*’ I" l“V°“iEBti°"S '20 Aiailsiuofug, Friigu ;ruhu°uyA\:uf1miI; thc nvirits of the case crew to large

f_ th - _ detect accomplices in the conspiracy - - pr portions, and when the jury's ver-

A tremendous outburst of applause gllrllsilil:-I uE’l>£l|it‘i0l‘1vlill>rl):tT:2sallla1l'!llr0llll§l-IL on Sgrvian territory has 'been re- \‘;":‘t‘;Vel;:|"l:"‘l§’sl,?r1;l_lI'fI&,n;;t:;mu::;s§;::?,§ ,list bccnrnc known there were shouts ll vote. led U19" differences- T119 Eeueffll jected’ while our "quest that mes' began this morning liut,till eleven *lf ‘1°rmQ[‘» "ml °"“*‘ of HDUW" “""h Professor'Clllrk, teacher of manual attitude is not jingoistic but reB0~ “tufts bgcmlimu ag;§n»s1'; “gat t Mellon ,o'clock lie had not recorded any (*‘lll"“x- t, U _ I lee e so

tflllllillif. in ll l1l`i°i and IIIIDPY 1“t° 'md mm- Conflflent ill till? luSf»i'50 0 . le ` rv an pr ‘B on e 0 us' coniinunication to that eilect from ,I0 Um' 5°” mn I” mn’ ’ 3'",

ftheh. cause nu ,.9 u t k u _trla Hungary has been declined and - disorderly that mounted republican n

B B Y o ma e a Vienna

,ug privileged to second the vote, ‘sacrifices necessary for the struggle. Dm' Wish that the 5e¥`ViBl1 KOVBITI-I ]-.uhh Viviunh the French pfnmmr auards were hastily summoned to as

,. _ Th , ment take the necessary measures to 1 h’ , List the pl-.lice in quelling _the disy ovggith it was unnecessary to se aft;-proggrggugéahu?Tgznbgcgfggéasig prevent the dissolved Austro-Dhohe Z,l:o].»?.v,;:u,?l;uhoI;`h‘?. N31§nb§3e¢Ed;py tllrbanlles. A large nuniller of police Miha May Jamieson having pxayuu “gui-ded au h,uuuusihh,_ Before open associations continuing their activ- kept up fruuuuut Wh-Blu” wmmuni. and rioters were injured, and many

. - ~ _ ity under another name and ‘under fl' f i i- arrests were made. Maurice and

'md sung in cxdenent tune Tosti B mg hostilities Russia made R prop() another form has not even been con muon wuhéhe O me O1 fo? gl? nuns Jean Iiostilnd sons of thc dl-ilmntist,

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stay interesting and pleasant. He S

would ask the Summer School of F-

ninrkcd the unanimous passing of the if

speech, expressed his pleasure at he- 9

a sp-‘ech which will appear in extonso ed, and would not even consent t gidered as rapidly as possible and it is dlie were llmillll-i Ulllse f-1-Well in 0 CUS- in nnsllbsequent issue, acknowledged an exchange of views regarding the gmc" th” °1“lm° I" th” A“°t'f° at Dunkirk tom0rl‘0W "i0l‘ll1 S I-"dy _ the vote of thanks which had been Bituutiou Hungarian note of July 23- regard WE Hhvn; 35-001) THIS The Figaro ofllce also was the

' _ _ being had to the attitude adopted by NIING FOR SEVEN YEARS scene of a demonstration (Cuhauh_m1»,.euu) alervia, represent the minimum of --- `

PARIS ,ul 29 _,lt the Fra ch what is necessary, for the establish LONDQN July 28- The St Pet MADAME REQEIVES

accorded him. They had been vel‘Y glad to welcome the Summer School when they first inet, and they had

ie Island this year and had further W

lr li' bc PB il cd °'rl'l` nllirluoiplss ol our cctl°n. bllta1solnNsr“d°~ TM 9°"*“““- if ‘“ ““*°‘i' plclvlous-l‘il.i'i'1oN .i<:.l1.\'s'r

I-he Sefvilm Eovemmwt is P\'UDBl`0d‘sayn that Germany will not bring

tions not only regsrdfng»this‘- gona;-ul vicf, nity miles northwest of Bel

MMF. CIILLIIIX

IIIIIIIIS Hill

THE Hilllll HIIIIS

Following are the nominations for

TWO-YEAR-OLD TROT

A. H. Hilton, Kingston, Easter

King.

lfrnnk Boutiliei, llalifax, March

Halle. -

Peter Carroll., Halifax, King Keel. Frank Boutilier, Halifax, Brage. li. C. Lydiard, Centreville, Bessie

°° y °“ -9r °' ' °'° ill-score to inc indie-la cl claims wclwifhdfew at '°l‘° “‘1"““°° °‘ th” -ml-I vl~:llp1c'l'_ ll -

i y [1

been noting with the greatest satis- Foreign Office the feeling is pessimis

Oillciels think the only hope of

faction the progress of the school. ti llc was sure it had been an immense B advantage to the teachers here to E

et s an of the most pro- ll

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. He must thank those gentlemen who Pl'0~ poserl and seconded the vote 0! thanks to the people of the Province. 'rl Superintendent R. I-1'. Campbell. W

the next speaker, congratulated the teachers and impressed on them the ll

hég

which they had co-operated. the pro- _ ceedings were brought to a close bY the singing of the National Anthem.

An extended report of the add;‘eurl:l will appear in another issue o 0

ment of permanent peace with the eg-gnupg coiredpondent of The Timcn southwestern monarchy the bervian says hc Russian Elrperor left Mon-

vuruhg war h, that Austria _lun answer must be regarded as unsatls day night for Finland, and adds- After dining at home with her hus- ury ruuugum, the uehurmiuutiun uud factory. I “Now, that matters have bccon-c band and' a feu friends, Mme. Call-

h m O m y nity of views of Russia France und "That the Servisn government is calmer, I may quote a sentence llscd lnux, attlreil in a handsome evening 'ive I I t che" from Britain and that she méuil her de_ conlcious itself that its note is not by the Emperor* at the C1050 Oi I1 gown, received a number of intimate mlnent and successu ea , “lands at Oncé - Y acceptable to ua is proved by the grand council on Saturday: "Wu acqunmtuncem

(Cunuuiau Prumh circumstances thllt it proposes _at have stood this sort of thing i0l` "'It is Muftre Lahori," she said,

SYDNEY’ N_ Sq July 3u__.nNo the end of the note to submit the Bcvell .lllmi Whglf Y9“l”5~_ Thilt is “to whom. I owe the good fortune to

Fl LICIT \ l"I()f\'B.

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'-1. stanley wcdinclr, cbnriottc-

to\\'n, l\'illy K.

'l`HltEE- YEA R-Tl!O'I'

Il. J. Morgan, Fredericton, Della

Vincent.

Dr. J. 'l_`. Jenkins, Charlottetown, `ptou Prince.

Frank Boiltilier, Halifax, Budd.

Stclvcn Purvis, North Sydney, Pho- ey ' _

Peter Carroll, Halifax, Annie P. Wni. Sharon, Fredericton, 0huta_

Jas. R. Wallace, Middleton, Ain,

M.

2.40 'l‘ItO'I‘ MARITIME BRED

Dr. IV. G. Church, Aylesford, The

Acadian.

I.. B. Gould, Aylesford, Harry. Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown,

Admiral.

A. S. Hewitt, Charlottetown, Aq- iri Boy. li. H. Acorn, Souris, King Dodds.

Frank Boutilicr, Halifax, Budd. The Mcl\'funon Drug (`o., Charlotte-

town, Alfred K.

ll. J. King, Sydney Mines, Parker

Hhlrrlllman & Hodgson, Halifax,

oplllzuti u me 1 u un ‘dispute to arbitration-an invitation 0ll'<_>llZh- _ , he flllaill’ U00- lic Dlveiilld i0-llfly Signer. ith the oAush?,o_sre,.vi2n 02:: hit; which is thrown into its pr-oP9r light '|'l10f\*UP0D IHS mllleflty tFlUfh0"l;;’lil with all his fine talent, and I ani W. ll. Hill, Sydney, Sydney, Chris- u nu ‘vm hc,-er' uuiu Mr Muhsu by the fact that three hours bfcfore tile “lille Of 0'0"” 70’ P1" 1" ‘"0 th profoundly grateful to him." tiun King.

‘Pl-aeghera," Premier Methleson, in _sul to Austria which Austria reject- ' ` fairs here. e is return ul! 0 F8 - t

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uh Alliill-is (:[>,,nni__" --we n`§.w°vul-,-2 handing lu the note a few. muiuter ""°l°" _°““n"“‘l t° "fe '°""°°“ *"_-'--°- Anifus M_ecGilllvray, New Glasgow,

importance of their vocation. he Added" alle expecting orders hour- bf’f0Y° U19 °l¥>i"Hi»i0l1 Oi th? tim? xxmgxgftgiwogiggeaillfgéigztazunntsfgé F|U'i`I51H WARSIIIPS. Lloyd Achlllln Professor Ross followed with a Aly in the light of new developments "mit thi’ lf'-0biliZl\i=i0“__0i U10 Ser- gwen to Gnrmany that-oruars for the PORTLAND E-- I I zq r -I. I.. Bruce, Westville, Dr. Alvel-

brief and excellent speech in which in Eurasia during that pest 48 vlan at-my took Place. niobmmmon of me Rugsiaq ,muy mms’ H t. nfl-. -uhy ._- Ihc ton.

neil ~ ' ` ' ' ' -

ave much valuable advice to the hou s " r McLennan stated that uh] fuhuw humedhmly upon mob l G0 so crl today for un H. ll, Lydinrd, Centreville, Jerry

A., 8,., lueiv., 0,. nite.” u,,,,,u,,,, v1oLEN'r DlcMobs'rn.l'rIoNs IN mation by Gem_my_ inccn rlcnllnnirnn n.,,,n,_

teachers. t , ____

_ ll l h rtlly Austrians a d Hungarian l Sydney - - - _ ,_ . ,

tughiségenfheqlliliaxc allcrdi- cg; thc cilcl when? will nc nlicztch by cbs, ' PARIS f to'brchi§f-’gs`l§rfl-llplfilflliblitllgfecllllllhhq °"’“"-\G 'IIE ~\AV"‘-“‘~ 'lf'-\¢¢fl\~

faculty for the hal‘m0nious manner in orders should they c0m9- PARIS, July 28.-The war tension den change in the international situ- N-EW YORK’ July 29__Lm_g0 m__-_

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FHE ENTIRE SERVIAN ARMY hnaillgunll wIIi\l?l:dr:\l:':l1s tdlfe sixiilliglslnlb Niplgniatice garigldls ismt]ll\:Es'A)iYstri: dem for mm ‘Ur .the “Mies of h""" Thus- ““°kl°Y- SYd“°Y. AlV°“°“

.-purgcon Gammon, New Glasgow,

J. W. Burke, Middleton, l-Zarl Bin-

llll 0 » upe are lein cce -l h ..

Is smilie Moslnlzslp whom rh, M.; from various-banks, has gnincd so much by scrvilvr nl- ’ K ‘" “’~‘ °"' \Boy.

BEIWIA, July 28.-

circulated throughout Ser-

” ° , " it “' t , uf’ bunk, in-me oi che ultimatum, ilnlc it lc

mg; ‘;o‘§:“€n;)?rty°|u.t°ni‘htihuu_ difficult tw believe she wouid_ risk

Tl

Th ,_ °h 'fm ’ how", no “mu most complete acceptance of thc _Rfibt McVey. Reserve Mlrrcs. Ms!

lngtin.

King Peter is num-sd of I - d ci i W war with Russia and a European _ 2.40 PACE

lupport in a war with Aus-

°d 3 "’“““°'t°' °“°““ "5 tgré conflagrntlon by driving Servia to

“ohm mu mum. umrmm-,_ cnc hor called meetings to ,pro s uh, ,,,,n_~- . TIDE IOON, ETC,_F_-1. willir Murray, wcmilic, 'rin

2- l HPIIIBT.

to iililt 'to the last the de-

of the dual monarchy contain- tile ultimatum delivered last

Servinn army is- being

Crown Prince Alexander

of the field and being for

the

against hostilities between Austria and Ssrvia. Acting Premier Martin and the ministers of war and marine met Yel- tcrday and recoiveved reports on the military defensive nieacurel. The

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inch e l

,ffm ,ff ,,,§,,,u,,,- Scenery vaults and about ssoo,ooo,

has no cause for alarm over great m

streets were littered

umbrellas, batl.

overeoatm A police-received

repl-suing tbl demon-

whom aight-hundred were

VIENNA, July 25-# Au|tria'| de-

elnntion of-war was ' m _cu_coo_a as _ 9- unl- \rTru Govcrnmmt were notlllsli that Gcfhauiy had rdum to become ii party to any Ooufe ce' having for its aim mediation of the differences

between. Stevie and Austria "The Ludcla by the exnlosion of iirewol-ks,

I

I..ll. Aoker, Halifax Neva Dillon

iqllécilll to Tha Gllilrdigi-| ) "‘ "‘ °"' - -.---- --~----L-----‘---:_

oderats winds, fine and compara-

WASHINGTON, July 29.- With a tively cool. M, u. U x t C

m,,u,,,,,,.< 0, um.. ,,,,,,u ,,» ,u,,,,u,, billion cnc ncnriy soo,ooo,ooo .lcllcrc -rm: was-rl-llclzpvccccrdcy wah; "M ° ° mm

thu il; gold coin and a billion in thfl.fnir and cool. I .co-lla “Elm

The highest temperature registered

- 57 deli- above. The lowest teln-

in

No Gauss Fon ALARM. 'r'ollo.\'1~o, .lnly aocb,-Mm'-itlmn: (continued or page 8.)

urea Dlptherln.

0° 901" ln °il‘°lli3¢‘l0ll. _U19 ¢l‘9lllll'Y yesterday was 62 deg. shove, Ai; 9 ' ._

also publish asian- ,ofiiclslc ny that the llnlica states n. in. lc was ss deg. cbovc; uc li n, lggnnug nt

0| _thu uumouuuuhuuu [gold shipments to Eumps. E;-:aura é-ei;ordcd Tuesday night was, ,.1-.uw Gold Quiet.. Pad,"-H mu.

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a.i1'ri.s: wrri-1 'ri-ia rnlsnsiimv 'nic cinch.-,.ill bc :nun -_nu nie.-.~..cnn ""°'"°'"" “““°"' ‘°" °"”"’°° "°°'

BA! M --J at me and tomorrow nt 5,51; it will "`”

R0 , orocco, uly 29.-In be hi h t battle v;fth the natives the French and Bustllrllll1;')ril;t“t.0flLmrning at 4-155 um column' Cnh mu" mmm* ici-cc. loci ss lrllice una so wound- 'rhc .inn calc lin.. cvcnlng nt 1.32 lg? °'d,‘;‘°' m“"”“'“ °"°"° “'°"""

_ ea. 'rrlbccmcn had 150 silica. and tomorrow nl 1.30; it riccn thi ° °°" ‘ __

(contain rms.) ` . - nlmnmrrs, sxi>l.o.~lloN. ll'»l);l:tw4_4l".`°""“g at Mo “nd Sam: "G" *° Y°"‘ '°°"l‘ H°*°‘ ‘°' °

One rent per wore will inaction

days or weak; outing. Good batllq

Military measures in Allctl-io'c_pr|-.otha local lciltivcl. |Mlnlll-do unlment cures gal-get in cow|.yh,u,u.. ummm, Cnr”

--- - The moon sets tonight at 11.01. und bontln ` ` , _ _ _ s- A l"°rr1 boot 1:*

m0:€BEL. Germany. lull' 29. The first quarter of the moon was your U-mu duh, hutwuuu is ' lr 1 pounds of dynamite explode? oifuvednesday, Jllly 29th at 7.51 a.m lwhnrf Ch fl “ug Yu*

in a potuh mins near here and 1 | 'rncrc will lui ninu moon on weulmouuu tn; an °:::_°g'& timm men were blown to pieces. ll d , A . 5th, t 8.41 ' ' ' MADRID, .lnly za.--Twcnty-nyc °'l~n‘l-ylcnxlzh nl tcllny wlll`bT` u,,,,_l',§°‘°`l;“°§fh&‘;““;,‘;“°§,;,'g*-h W0 “Ui- pccnlc were lriucn .inn so iniurcfl nt _iccn bnnrn and any nannies, ' ` ’ °° ui..-,_,4m,h

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