New York

New mix. Jnig isj__‘,i_ln ni.w_i_ 'ef' oppres- 've in-ni. has settled down over the e“a`s

ern and NGW .E.l\ilUll.\.d IWW! “|"°°¢,lY “Url qrtdrtied by the prospect of a strike of the' ` _ _

_ |¢_;5-"mm The w`,,t,,,. dgmnment in Bmok_ dsy s racing Iiere today was attended by

.YH took iminediate precautions, asking slxhua`ilr\'id`i100Die'. `

that street sprinklers be tem oraril sus

bro

|,,-ringiiuiiiireds among its _victims a_ d i-aiisiiigindcscribliiubuifafihg U0 thot!!- iilldn iii i/iliB ` Mia Didibf Biikiétl. Ffdili itil

points toiillthii Cuillll hill? ill»°|'{.°f I/59 |l°'»'

ir.-.|iieni. prostriitlons and not a few ileiltiili. 1’h|ill'd§lmil‘ i\ iUBXi\Yl\l_i1\

iii-iniiy ..ei..,_.`1, the weather

'|‘|u= ofiielai' tiiei-i_x1on;Qj.er`s._i9o§'it4id_'in ex-_ s ,inseii planes above tiie`si§.re`et=, did not, ‘t l.nn'e\'er, indicate the temperature in what touioirow might bring forth in the '

l.iiieau's iilkii , w ille in Bos- th _ -

iuii ll l0l1lll°\'l1l-“lf _,Of 94.W119 l‘°¢=0rdehl-]'il|l}_teriuiize. A fe\v ics wagon drivers

nliiieli the ordhiiify |pol't'u_i moved, audi .».i rect tlierniomoters frci‘1uentlyindlcut`ed

l~‘oilo\viiigiu'c thc ,maximum ,teInpel§u- permitting those who nould to spend the

it ii-iiipeniture of 100 or higher' ‘ throughout the night the park gates and I tures olllcluily recorded _in _the larger n ` i `

eiili-s, with the kpcwucases ofjii'ostration :mil dieiitlis:-

-_runnin

.,,,_ _ _

-1_.`1

_;'_iu|¢,__Brooklyn was threatened with n water famine. while the whois city was

'_ _ _ _ ded and warning iionsehpoldersytobe W

it-.~.i. day_ef _t_ii»_a,`_'_s;unlil10\’» 1! blinded with extremely coonoiiiitai in the use of water.

]hn;,aM,,“‘ it was amd’ has no mum Frank Rich second and Annie Brevit

_ r alarm as for as the water supply is wird- B957/ ld'-“il 2-Yoh

tmiipei-iit-use of 08.9, thohlghest figure of- concerned

' I1 was difficult wltii the leet1ucstion_ ,,,

_rough an expected strlkeiodny did not

"able of thu leo men. ` Orders wen: issued today keeping open

ight in these places.

` '-Q1' -n-_-Q-_L_ ‘

topped work, hut, d,,||y,.,~p,,, were c,m_ and thinl heats and Dewey/Dumas the iriucd. There was seine imxlety as to fflI‘St~ Tlllw Of llrll. 2-23?-

Maxlniuui. Prostrations. Deaths ' ' '

New Yuri! ill. 137 2d V _ '

li.-iltiiiiore 97.81 1 .

5 e

ilH.i‘i

l'iiiliidelpliiu \\'a.~hiiigtoI\

liusiiin

l’illsliurg _ iiniiiiio 76. _ 1" tin the above table _the total of prostra- iioiis include thefatnlitios). I

'l'iie above figure by nonieaus represeiit

llir sum 0fhnman'suii'ering today _as an eiiillve; number of v_iutims who dellapsed :it iiomc or in ilio_0tTli:e or workshop, in-re privately atbondcd.` 'Ioniglit ne re- lirl was in sight. ' _ 'i‘ni|ay nil records for the summer were

bi-iiki-ii in point of high tumporatuii, but nn-reiiully the humidity was corresporui- ingiy ii.-ss. But. for this the total of pros

-1 ri

9.5.- _ll il-L 4 ilu. is

2 ,

ii-ations and deuiiiis wodlrlhave been The jury today found that David McGee' ,gn-iitiyinereiised. in New York_thc_s\;\f- an

. ' ' _ e

l.-iing was intense, especially im t c ‘_

§;“£? f;fd:;§,”,d,”~§;p' Mrs.ir§i§ain,n¢>r wiiruiir n.ni=asriiin.,

,,,u,|,},,,,-,,_ T|»|9|§5m|d§ Wm, .could gfpbni having fired the revolver only to frighten

the Iinilday iiduked' to the beiiciies, b t 1, i-,vi~,`ii in these crowds woman and children faiiiteil ainl men were ovoieome, makliiu

thi- iri p from iZne`n doubtful experiment so inriis seeu 3 any comfort was con-

.\t 8 a. in. the mercury stood at 80snd ro.-.e silgiitly irntii the niairimum of illiwas

72 at rl o'cloel¢ but I ssened steadily until

i-eiirlieii at 4 o'clucl_ir. The humidity was] T0“0N'\`B1 July m“'iASi’°°l*ll)-1"“l=ll"

_ , I \V

-3 ..

but 215 was regintoi' ,when the torupera- f iure was highest. It wits a busy day for the hospitals and _thc ambulances ncre

i-oniliiiially on the street.

A-4 usual :Host of thc rbporisd deaths were iiuiong tiid lli50l”.0r 0iiiQ§_el.'_ pros ti-iuiniis, however, were i1i>t`c6iiflned to tliese, ami lliuliy p0;‘B9i1_B"ii1p|'iD;A\_'%l\i: good' lieiiltlisudltilmiibtii _ __ ‘_ U _ ‘_

iiie stock ei; iih`g`e uiid___, _`___oi_!` et was

qiiieliiy i\pparc_ifvt_\'\p0li;'g’;ib:.(i ,%_iii§ly`of the lending q`pcmr.oi-ii,_ .g '_ 'e_ oor_ ...ni its nnirirst tehnin"silstie§siina<inii. 2,

, bi.

l~.arly in tiikglfiiiieiiqli give invaded |50, ’ ,_,m,,_ Ahem 1,, I-oiled "mst W

. 1,* ' . . - ' l ,Q ‘ '

.. i'.°

- ' ri Large bottles 251:. at all dealers. l lm

5 ' day of cheap `ral,es from Boston.

,_ ` _ _ F. C. Dioxin of the iioyul Bank who , has been spending his holidays at his

! home in Truro retiiriicri iastnlgiil..

-.»

W§__harc tiiciii- -

.»¢;'. .'

Ladies’ Chocolate

_,:.. ,, _

Bluchcr Sliiic, latest

ii' ‘

Price $i.¥5.~

Boys

J h ings with this _ ri iuinieut _cni'ed_

Tp |\,\,| W ¢,|\§_u|myo||ja}§l'¢, `p\,yg|,m1 ggf. yble; It cures neuriiigla, colds, rheumut- M

.-"» an aii`ord lobe wfthout-Neivlline. Use- .

ful for all internal and c ternai pain.

4? E

illed McGee but His Slayer Still in Custody May iEs cape Punishment

ill

Wooosrock, ONT. July 1il.-(Spc¢-iai)- ,”°°"“ P"°“"““°*“l 'We "°P°\“lf°d-

volyer fired by Mrs. Emelinc Kyle but-._

im. ` _\ ,_ ,-Tile ivoliian is still in custody.

ill

. , » '_--S

THE WEATHER.

ester-ly winds, local showers but mostly

ir and warm.

'rim 'rr-.n1*ERA'riYRE. iii

Warm weather continiieil yesterday

wi iii-il

‘ - \ - _ .REDUCED A IIAHI) SWELLING. ni

. . u.' writing Afroné Perri- Till! Princess arrived at F.i0 and the ex-

. _ _ . ,

_ .i .

- ~ - ie

Mr (iusE Gero \, kc lls licw he was n un li il nlier i y ir es iy leg and I nitslairi u witii stifiriesai

min hard swelling. Vhen I ii piled ,,,-,_,B,,,,“e,. ,usb ,,,gh._ to the ,._p_'y_

oi ushervjilnc 1 got relief, few ‘p

ie." In tliciiilsii, mirlliheis indispen-

ni ii dintcruaiili orders too. No persuii in

Tennis itaciiiicis, Q

. ar

appreciation of the wonderful animals.

'r. ‘. t,.S°. is _rd '-

_ iiiipiiltii? Qiore `iixii-i`;»o'i';§ti’i`;!i.i.i'a4i?ii.iec‘imc¢if Tire

" seiisoii. There were tiilrlxlqi cars on the

-, .' . . ’ npeeiai train while many drove to the

sxzrlixsmandoazghsixmeiihundred people

innis, M.L.A., Bt. Peter’s, and son. of

-' oonniii iunurnnis. ww vvervbme hy heat =

and died of mcuiiigitis while crossing the , desert of Califomla early in July At q

Jap Cups and Saucers ....... ...... .....;...,, .. - ‘ Hesperia, a no how ol the deceased .lu Tier,

. v M, . varied from Hesperia for Lids Vailely,

f i- ‘ `

" A iiwss _ _ _ ._ ‘ _

placed sbosrzi n train and started fbHg;;,£”r-3°5Y?|:r;w:,,§gu§,:;‘£,|“nE fj:,‘|'¢T¢

If LJ

'm Causes Many Deaths and

. - S

umwhrs gmth fm", w0,,,,,h, from B l.ense,themereury reaehinir ninety-six.

¢'*lnu‘itp

oldest conductors on the C. P. R. with

- Mrs. Ferris arrived last night to spend a

_ Q holiday at Lower Montague.

0 ‘i

Farm tsiisan ,uw Mains, .~iv..'»i_ie

_ _ N Kramer, Msclnnis not out of the rig and , ‘ e ,' , ~ . ` 9 ` walked for an hour and a hail. and mn " " ' M ,gon ,B th] ‘ ¥1;|,,°,|_ §,; _Union PMm,,________

‘ - _ " tvmrlllh ,,.°f l'°l.“K “l°\< “lil” “Wm , - ti.-(iii new ui _ ' iii; .Riiien stale. s. sissi..........

it ' H . ix ` -" " M if . min th n‘:‘:““‘;’ll.*fg:§°,“;;¥ln_i;’%‘\fl%°f . Hastings and in search thronkii U. S Steel Pre'f‘d..

AEWU=.;j¢fW -tim .ohm ‘ada I’ V ‘ _ , _ _ i .un to `ii un into

- ‘ide .

i i i i

,..¢..~ '.~.

E suis t ,’.‘.li‘»'l......,

’~ ` ‘ __ _ ;, »,.i-,,.-.... ., .. - _.___ _ _vs_ __ - ._ .. ... .__ .. . ...___ _ ..._ -.__..-._.-_.a. _,,_,

J..

rnonsoav, JULY fi., im. i _ _ _ __ _O _ _{é1r,;j..§§,egP,¥.,t.$t°.9.lt»§“

ina __

,Blngen Wins the Two

Nineteen in Three Straight ~Hsa_ts-.The 2.23 not

where

I finished. ' - .the_Tq_uri§t and the New. ~

Sr. Jens. Jniy io-(special)-‘-rim nm

Lady Bingo., *ef sininghiii sittin. on the 2.10 eiiiiis in three straight heals;

The 2.23 class was not finished owing in heavy rain. V Parker L. df Springhill took the second

llllll Hill ii iiw iiriiin

cores are Prostrated- Thermometer in the Nlneties.

Briirron, July lil.-(Speei iii)-A iempcrn re of ninety and more picvaiieri in New

nglund today and seven deaths and iwo

In Providence the hear. was most in-

Tl\ere_wcrc in Providence one suicide

_ _ ioBtrntiens.""°”""" L ‘

_.i

iiiiiw

iiiitii iiws

Jus Mahan, Peake‘s, leaves this mor- " ng for Chicago.

Janus iticir/inns, Bideforri came to`_l the elty last night. `

Si~:NA'roi¢ MeDoNixr.o returned Inst ght from Ottawa.

css st il,l5 last night. _ iss Enrrr-i Twennv, Aiberton was a

Msn. 'Gnonun llnnsow, Somerville ass.`, has arrived on a visit to relative Crapiiud. `

A I./iluiic number of passengers are epr- cted tonight as yesterday was the first

J/iiuss Fsiinis, Ol-tawi\,onn of the

A Wim assemblage was present at the periiliouse last night to witness Prof. ' 'oeker`s educated horses. The frequent iplauses ofthe audience spoke _of their

Fiuisic Manimiis, brother ei J. D. Mae-

tiia ti ii.. riiiiiti ten' .sr nit; ae...-it which laid his .uncle low. They h ll

i vovhdaa - ,While crossing _the lfojaire

liespera. urs w owns ass

_ “nothing must do" but I must walk over

ings _and nights, berries, clierriest

'Epicure Find .

Best.

A Laov visitor to Prince Edward Island, Miss Cora Lian Daniels, Franklin, Mass has an excellent article on Sum- mcrtime_l_li Summexsidc in _The Evening Cali of Woonsockot, R. I.

In part it is _ns _followu- “Polnt dn Chsne, and we stand on tho'

very outer ofige`oftl1e main continent of N orlh America, gazing across ii sheet of water us clear asau eine riild and as green. A real “English” looking steamshlp waits to take no over and o. real "English" capt- ain ooureousiy greets the oncoming pais- scngers. For two hours the “Northum- berland” glidss along, her keel as level as when on thc ways, and presently land ap- pears, the shores and llttls islands sur- rounding the buy of Summerslde, a town of say 3,000 or 4,000 inhabitants, living in pretty and casey homes, surrounded by lawns and shade frees.

“Hex-e:for thc tourist, are the ailviiii;

taizes of good boaniinu houses and hotels, xcellent shops, absolutely pure sea air, ea food, sea iimusements. Where I can truthfully say that again and again we have bought handsome, big, fat, roliy- polly lol>steis`with claws five inches long, at 10 cents each, right hot out ofthe pot. lint I must. not make you curious. This is the narrowest point on the Island, so

e s

audilip my hand in the briny, simply to say that I ,had now touelird ocean on every prominent bench, from Prince Edward Island to the outer shores of l.ho Bulinnias, and known by kecnest memory, the charms of sands and waves from Ipswich, or Long Branch, or the Gulf of Mexico to the coral-made pearl and pink curves of . Heaven beloved Bermuda. ` -_ "'l‘h\ie.` so far as- vre khow it, the trip to this summer resort is really delightful, not only in its very.nmxsua1 variety of scenery but in the fact that making the _changes from bout l.o train and bout again relieves the monotony and uives one rest instead of discomfort. During two or more months now the same company (the Eastern Steamship Co.,) we came with provides swift alternate boats with the Calvin Austin and doubtless will luring to this “sen-girl. isle" thousands of tourists, who can but find in this vicinity the serenity, peace and health, cool morn-

big lobsters, that now-a»iluys ‘ 'u _ “America " (as they call it ~her`e) are like things in the stories of the Arabian nights.- -Anil one word more-a whisper in the ear of the eplcurc: In August you can rloalong any roadside and pull up juicy, plnkfieshcd mushrooms-ri sight to behold, and these people know how to cook them to perfection. By my window s snow white moss rose is blconi- ing. She sends her incense into the furth- est corner of the morn. The air is full of fragrance-froin one rolling clover field to another. It _ls suumicr lu Summcrslde and thirty feet- of snow drifts mid thirty miles of lee between it and the mainland are happily forgotten.

Du. A'N1>m<;w M/iurnau. loaves this

morning on return to Montreal.

Iiohort Acorn, North Si.. Eieanors re- ceived ii telegram Tuesiiiiy announcing-» the sad intelligence of the accideniail ilcatli ofhis son Melville, at Cripple Creek, Colorado.-Pat. ' `

Quimiv I-Iorm.-Mrs. D. Murchison,

I_’oint Prim; Miss A. D. McRae, Flatliiver Miss Christina McRae, Flat River; Mrs. Alex. Ross, Flat lliver; Miss Carver, Pownal ; Wm. G. Miicdoniild, Vernon River; A. N. Ifruser, elty; Dr. G. S. Mills, Montague ; Dr. Geddes, Magdalene; L. E. Distant, Halifax; J. L._M0ri_n, Halifax; A. V. Steels, Philailclphiii; Rev. George MM:millan,Kentvillc; L. Cumming, Westville; D. li. Auld, Winnipeg; Walter Todd, wife and four children, Ottawa; ein-istie McRae, Boston; Mrs. Mctlicrell, Glace Bay ; Mary E. Darling, Woorisoeket ; Lorena McConnell, Matour- vllle ; George N. Tate, Rockland, Me.

A mnor.n aged iniin culling himself

Alex. MeGillvi-ay of Souris (P. E. L), arrived by the Point Dil Chone train yesterday afternoon, and had not been in' the depot long before he wanted people to know unit ns ian been mbbsn of au. as claimed that he had traveled from [the Island withu young min who had d

to Boston, but was una ie tene how he

ie the westbound annie In min init dilia ig.; ,‘,,,,,,, ,Q ,,,.,,,,,,.,., ,,, um, ,W by

l'0\\'.

- 4 L . . . _

iisiiii niiiii _

ii i cniusiui

_ omuwi, July in-i sp.-.eini )-'1‘in»on§ii ` the slowness of the Senate which persisted in ii lengthy discussion of the trading, Q,

stimip Biilprorogation was impossible tc W day, but at a late hour tonight the Sexiiibe

passed that lilil without division and iiur rledly cleared up the other business in i order that Pai-iiaiuent may close tonior- d

_ Kiug's Prize

excuses are bein g imuie.

T" 'F ‘ "E *""‘° M '“--fan-":i==r""'

_ iiiiiiiii: ,iiiiii nous YESTERDAY

‘J ,Prince The i|;|,S'c,,,s,,,_,,-_ At, Bisley, but Capt. .io_nes Led tile Caapdians ° Fil' 5" Uhlmsvflanl Bl" Cami! for i(_l_ii_g__s Prize~The Dukevof Cambridge

the D°W5°’A" R°-adv Match-All Kinds_,oi Excuses made

1 n I

‘ i

3 i '

for Failures.

Brstsv, July 19-(Special)-It looks as score.

hough amy ,cows of n5,,e,y_f0,,,. 0,. ova., Rielinrrison had ill), Crowe Dil, Moore D6,

m get into the second Stage of me Morriee llli, Wilson U7 ami the others

ilwlndlcii as low as 75.

_ ' In the Duke of Cumbrlilge mulch the

Not only Canadians but all others are `scU,.|,,g “.,,,, also 10“._

olng poor shooting and all kinds of ‘l Out of a possible ilfiy Jones made

i.lii;‘t_y-eight, Elliott -iii, Mori-leo 42, Eust-

Iii the first stage Capt. Jones niadc one eott, Crowe and Flowers -li and others

hundred, which is the liighost Canadian down to twenty-seven.

_iiiiiis iiiiihi

in ississiiiii

SUPREME COURT.

(iuoRur:'i‘i»\\'N, July ill.

Catherine Stewart, plaintiff vs. Wm.

1irIi:Leuii, <lefeniiunl~. Defendant confessed judgment for $lllil.ELi, Alder lirehuut for lulntlii`unil `\V. A. O. Morsoii for defend-

Two Fishermon Run Down and instantly .Killed or Drowned by Steamer.

Sr. Jolm, July 10.-(Special)-While the

Easters Liner Penobscot froiu St. John to

Boston was nearing The Wolves this side of Eustport this afternoon a fishing boat

Wayne belonging to Ifairvllle, N. B. at- I tempted to eross the bows of the steamer. d The boat was struck and carried under

the paddles when both men were either t killed by the paddles or drowned.

Their bodies have not been recovered.

THE fourth of the -series of baseball matches was played at Victoria Park last iilght and was by fur the best exhibition of the game yet seen in the elty. The play was snappier and much cleaner work was done than in any of the previous con- tests of the series. In this uiatch the Victorlas won for the first time. the score being Abegwelts-1 Vietorius 7. W. Worth made an excellent umpire.

'-”” ant

manned by Iloward Wayne and Roy ;

Vwrouia Horsi..-J A McDonald, N

Cl“"lliT‘\’liCh“l`l°*-’ Cy‘°'Q“°be°iJ°h“ Mei- the wliirlpool. to Lewiston yesterday

Iii the lireacli of promise case nf Ken-

' nedy vs Kennedy before Justice liodgsoii

The of ~RuSs|an und ajury u vcrilicl \\'ii.~' Iirougiit in for

_ ° thc rleieniliiiil. Miitlilcsoii K. U. fo*

and the `pliiintlli`:Sle\vui't, K. C. for deieiiiiaiii.

_ Assassin is Arrested

\...__

ST. Pi-:'i'i-znsiiuiui, July ii)-(Special)-An ttciupt to assiissiiiatc Censtiintine

Minsrfis Liniment Relieves Neuralgla.

CRUISER SQlllU)_li0N'S CRUISE.

Qimiisc, July 17-'.i`iie|Quehec iinrhor

u\,|c,|cn0s¢D|f’ Chief p,.ou“,.,,w,, of me iiiusterliasreceived ii letter' ii-<miG. ii.

‘ i x -i \ -r I-` ..

[my Syuud wus "mac wmv ut' me Sliuirriii., secretary of iI.il. Il.. linice

’ Louis of liuttenburg, euuiiuaiiilmg the

“Wt "hc" 5 nm" “"’“°d “ml ll "’V°l"“" second cruiser squadron station, lthai. the

ried to shoot hirii. The would-be assassin was arrested.

»-. ...»..

squadron would arrive in Quebec on the 10th of August next. The squailron con-

'sists of six ships, namely, H. M. S. Drake,

Bedford, Berwick Cornwall Cuniher

The men were aged twenty~flve and twen- - i i I x I-I ` land and Essex. ' y U

_¢y<on_e and were very _well known here. , , , -~ - ' . - - `

' _ Mlnard’| ,Llnlment For Sale Everywhere

Nliiilll HIVEH

Nmuana FAi.i.s, N. Y., July 18-Carlisle _

1'). Grahii.m, of this city, und Wllliniii J. _ _ _ _ _ _ Giover,_jr., of lliiltiiiiorc (M.D.),succcss- Mmard S Ummenl Reilev" Neuralgla

fully ii\\'iuii the lower rapiiis uf the

ingura River froiu the American side of I _

Iiityre, Newport; A Tully, Montreal; C ll Rogers, Sunimersidc; A J Campbell, Boston; Miss Debbie Llnklettcr, Summer- side; C Mci{eivle, Sumnierside; C H -Dingwcll,Suinmerside; Lyman W. Cox, St. John; Geo. D. Ellis, St. John; Andrew MucPhnil, Montreal; E W lieniiershot, Montreul;J. G. Calder and wife, New York; F C Dickie, Uliarlottetown; E A Isaac, _i’etei-born; W A Carroll, Frederick- ton;MrsJ A Lanctot, Montreal; E D Smlth,Boston;Mi‘ and Mrs Allan Parsons, Snmmersiilc; John J Mills, Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Tapper, Chatham.

Miss Clmrsrv M/\<‘I’iir-:neon died at the

residence of herlbrothcr Angus Muei’)ier- son, Union lioud, Let 51, on the iiith lust in hor Bilth year. She was a daughter of

,thelato Duncan MacPherson of Lot llii ‘She was for niiniy years a great sufferer ,and bore iicrafilietion with Christian rc-

slguation. lier many virtues adorned and sweetened her life and character, and gave her courage to look beyond thc dark river of death, with a ilrni trust in her Redeemer. The respect in which she was held by her acquaintances was shown by the large concourse of people that follow- ed the remains to the cemetery at Vuiieyiieid.

STOCK QU_(_)TA`l`l0NS.

Closing Prices July ill. July lil. Atchlson............ H03 Bill Ooppsr.............. iii; r2§

. Baitimoro............ U.P.R.............. N. Y.0entr1il........ Erio.....,............ illinois Ocntral...... Louisville and Ns.. . . . Manhiittan..........

ing 114; iss fm 41 moi 1-isa

au un my 147 ie; ion.; 1-ini

143

Su¢».r........... ._ Southern Pseiuo.... sr..:r'|ei........

105 itil) “$5 ltiil

Iwi Mi 1021

Dominion Staci iii Dominion Steel Prfci

Dom. Steel Bonds... Dominion Coal

Slater for, Men and’ A ‘A ` 1 " Q"/' I in un bureau car before the t-mln HH "iz Yan' niisi' riiiiinrits i mir » 1° I' A I -- ‘l‘° ~““°“° sexi.-st..i:iin reilzampii. mu

I A

_," _'A ___.._, _'_ ‘ _-_.____ _ _ _

“ 7'" "w W W* or _,

-iii. S.

inn., se..

Twin 0ity.......... Colorado Fuel .

iii'

Metropolitan 1271 l27R ' 'Missouri Pseiiie.... in

Pennsylvania. . . . . . . .

til 142; ioi| use Mi

iiiii N04 *Hi Mi .S85

"iii

afternoon. Glover beat Gruhuin by four minutes. The distance of four miles was covered in M minutes hy Glover. The start was made at -l.lr.! p. m. from l."lii.t Rock, wiiluh is on the American side, The swiiiimers iild not vcnturcin the upper rapids where Captain Webb lost his life alioui. ‘A5 years ago.

Bothmen worellfe belts and inflated

*rubber rings around their necks. From `thc start Glover took the lead. lic enter- ed the rapids about aminute ahead of Graham. Until the Devil`s hoic was reached, the swift current and roaring rapids had the swimmers in their grasp. Aluiut at that point ii swirling eddy caught Glover and he was down fully two minutes. ills life bells saved him. Swlmmlngin the swift, smooth current was hard for Gruliiini, but evidently easy for Glover. At 4.28 o'clnck Glover was pulled upon the doekiit Lewiston. lie was dressed aboiit I5 minutes later tell- lugliis story. (irahum hail to be taken to ii hotel in ii wiigun and did not li-ave lied until inte in the afternoon. Neillier of the iucii was iniureil.

Graham swam the lower `rapiils twice

before, first on Sept. 7, iillll, and again on Augiist l, 1902. lie is uhoul. 55 years old, while Glover claims ill years.

' HNNUUNCEMENTS

Oi Concerts, Socisiihléiu- tertainuieiitp,étc., o a money making nature, 5 cents n line (ol 6 words; for first insertion, an 2 5 cents s line for each continuation. Churches and cimiiatis institu- tions halfrsieo. Mini-

mluni price 3 cents. B uc ty __ .; nounce-

?_ tl lé ralesé

lr _. agen . an

Digits FR but veins with deltiii iauie hte,” above. _Clrds of thanks fivp eeiiis por- iinewhen in$;j£Bd in_, locals, liid otherwise it regain nd-

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Unwauo, July is - (Special) -

July Corn -173 Sept Corn 55

Wheat bill “ Whciit Bel “ Pork $12575 “ Pork $12.97.

TOUKISTS

_ and

VISITORS

to CHARLoT'1‘i=.'rovvN will find at CAR'ri~:Rs'

BOOKSTORE a large and beautiful line of

Souvenir

Goods

in View Books con- taining hundreds of beautiful scenic views in and about Cima- 1,o'r'r1~:'ro\vN, also a souvenir book of PRINCE EDWARD is- LAND containing 160 VIEWS throughout the Island.

` II ll.

SOUVENIR Cn1NA-

wAizgan¢_l_{Gi..\ssw/\i<i<:, sterling silver goods in Spoons, etc.,etc.`GL xss PAPER W 1-: I G ir 'i` S, SHEl.I.S Of P-E. Island, Patriotic Goods, etc_, etc., in great variety.

See our beautiful

line of NEW Soi".'i-5::ii< Posfr CARDS.

cinirn it co., ui., Queen Square.