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lllhut Minister Says.
sw-lui to The Guardian. '
- l;l=;Rl.lN, Sept. 15-The Minister of 'Foreign Affairs has expressed im. piicit confide-:ice in u satisfactory set-` mment with France regarding Moi-_
0000.
The confidence is reflected by the stuff of the_ Foreign Office. who ex- pat that the French answer tof the
German note will be received
istest not later than Monday.
The answer, it is believed. will ae- upl 8 psrt of the German proposals, lgnvlug others for further negotia-
tions.
'lille officials scout the assertion um the reply of France will amount
l,, in ultimatum.
ii tiii iiiiis _ur wiiii _ suis ui iziisiiiiiu
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NEW YIIRK, Sept. 14-Dr. Freder- icli A. Cook, the Arctic explorer, af- ters silence of nearly two years, will shortly make the public proofs upoi. which he liiised his polar claims, and will niiike sensational revelations oi bribery und fraud in the rival cam- psigii to discredit him. ' Dr. (Took denies emphatically that lie ever made ii "confession" of any sort, or iiilinitted doubt about iiiiv- ing reached the North Pole. Decliiring that he left' America at ine height of the Polar -:oiitriiversy because of nervous‘ and l-iiyi.iral breakdown, Dr. Cook says that it al- ways wus his iiiteiitioii to wait until his enemies lia'd exhausted their charges against him and until he had secured evidence exposing the con- spiracy on the part of Mr. l’unry and his lrieiids to discredit him before making his reply. This "evidence" which is of an extremely sensational niiture, is given in Dr. Cook’s book, which will shortly come from the liress.
A'l"l`i\UKS MAGAZINE. ‘
Dr. Cook declares that Haniptoii's
misrepresented him and
his raiisc iirctrievably by adver- liis articles as a “confession”
whole problem ol
mentally and
disgusted with slandcrous cam- Mr. I-leary, was , I decided to go rest and rccuper-
This could be done if I took
into my confidence; and I quietly departed from to be joined by my lam-
iiitei. Uiit of the public eye, life
lor me iissuined a new interest. In _the inciiiitimc the public agitation was stillud. ’I‘inie gave a better per- -lliectivo to the case; Mr. I’eary got lor which his hand had reached. He vusiiiiidii a Rear-Admiral, with ri pension of $6,000 under retirement.”
lm ii year,
'i`i I I‘] CONFE SIS ION.
"While iii Loudon I received it ines- ugs from T. Everett Harry, of Hamptoirs Magazine, concerning the _Duliliciitioii of ii. series of articles ex- Dlaining my case. Mr. I-larry came -lc London and talked over plans for llltuc. The opportunity of addressing l.he_siiiiie public. through the same medium, ns Mr. Peary had in his ser- lll story. strongly influenced me-in lact so strongly that, while I 'had ilstandiiig offer of ten thousand dol- I°"l. I liiiiilly gave my articles to Iismiitoirs for little more than four Ili_¢_>uiisiiil dollars." ' ` In order that Hampton’s Maga- !lut_migiit iienefit by the publicity 'flllllniuir tc my, first statement, and il” l'@Bl>oniie to the editor's request, 1 “mr uuutly to the unites states _'itll Mr. l-liirry, by way_of Canada. _YO consult with the editor before making iiiinl arrangements. 1 , The articles that eventually appear- 00 in l-liimpton‘s, with the exception _°li_1riiiutlioi‘izerl editorial changes and "mluus of vitally important matter ;°”°"“H1i: Mr. Pesry, were practical- lthe some as planned in London.
_ SUGGESTED INSANITE PLEA.
_ "Coming down from Quebec, _I stop- _‘f|°ll I" 'l`F0y. New Yosk, to swa-it .N"'_H1\luiitoii. who was to como from _Lzh York. While there, Mr. Ray
nil. u siili-editor, with all a news- "Dill iiiiin's sensational instincts,
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_PROSPECTS _ CANADA ARTILLERYMEN _ _ __llus5lli|l pllElli|Ei§i_-S“_'_@f _ Fon SETTLEMENT RETURNED vicronious T iiniiiiow Esclire
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Special to The Guardian
(3 iii 5).
Smithfield Girl . Gold Bug (loiincilman Black Netvet ldle Moments Mcldven Bell
Pauline ......
Best time, 2.19%.
Gin I’. .. ....1 Dolly Vassar ...3 McCallum . ....5 Pills .. 2 Delbridgc Baby W. . li
1'i'ince Albert.
Best time, 2.27.,§. Judges. J. F. llustiu, Bt. Stephen;
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starter; timers, B. J. Maxwe1l,Franli Uittlelield, Fred Giuliani, B. W. Whitlock.
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WASHiNG’I‘()N, Bept. 13-_-Full oi
regret because his sojourn in Wash ingtun of less than 23 hours would not permit visits to half the placci he desired to see, the Chinese rear adm-iral, Ching Pin Kwang, left to- night for Beverly, Mass., where to- morrow he will be received by Presi- dent 'i‘alt. -
The members of his stall,his special
aloe, Commander George F. Cooper of the United States navy, and Yun; Kwai, charge d'affaires of the Chinesi legation, accompanied him.
The admiral created an excellent im-
pression among the officials to whom he was presented today and disap- pointment was mutual that the dis tingiiished visitor had changed his plans so that a second trip to Wash- ington during the present visit prob- ably would be eliminated. Leavini. Beverly tomorrow, Admiral Chin; will call on Mayor Gaynor of New York Friday and Pay 0 VlBll» t0 Governor's Island Saturday. After i week-end rest, he will be, on Monday, entertained at luncheon by Rear Ad miiral Leiitze, the cmmandant of thc New York navy yard.
About Wednesday lie will sail for
Havana and Mexico, Inter proceeding to England to take home a training ship iiow under construction there.
cldrlnd to see me. He commiinicated, it seems, a brilliant scheme for_s series of articles. As he outlined it, I was to go secretly to New York, submit myself to several employed alienists, who should pronounce mt insane, whereupon I should admit
having arrived at the conclusion that ( C'6nt`iEuTI1_T}Tifago 3).
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l,,,flEW WRK. sent. ia-siriuey Hur.
E . persoiml cm," _ -l _ sei for Robert Win I hw" l‘h“"l°P. has one to aris and
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_l_l___l_c___thi~. understanding among his _‘Ort ts that his mission is a last ef- _,|"_(_ 0 settle the unfortunate Ohan- _M -iivailari matrimonial fiasco by
_3,°__‘;‘;° 0! a money offer and a di-_
TO OFFER $70,000.
_hgnnhn Elie consent ol Chssilsr, who .mparlaly 51"" UD the dlva, he is m de to offer her $70,000 in lieu of llh__°__l;_lm she won to his estate _‘ii,¢,,tlIB the famous marrilg; agree- " me _lt he will stipulate it eith- _',,, all U all get is divorce in Francs _mn 0° aims that ciiimlei-may oh- ; Wt “B in some Western state with- Th: contest. -’ _ _ . im (ffllon that it’s so, liard for hm; tifvalieri and the lawyers to ,_hm__l 0 affair is that they are dis- ( 0| each other. For instance,
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_WILL GlIIE $70,000 T0 BE SINGLE
le ls not long since that Cavalierrol- fared to sign ii waiver ol lier claims for $70,000 gud Chaiilers li\Wy°\`9 even went so far as to draw the check. `
l WANTS. CASH rmsr. siit nm. ouvsiisri was iii Paris and she stoutly refused t0 f0U°I1 P°“ td usher uutii she into the cash in her own fair hands. Wheraul>0D Q03; ler's_lawyerii grew wary and rehusm tosend the check untll they B °“
receive her waiver. d
And thst’s~ howl the matter stan I-
Msanwhile Mme. Cavalieri nas not re- ceived si single penny OI all 01° l°"' time her iiutiuiz husband =°°°l°d °“ her. His astute lawyers have t-_led that property up lu B “Y .nn would take years to hrsak--even_ _ were possible to brssk lt. L nal own counsel has advised her to iumll
ut that s1o.ooo. int her divorce W' bs quit of the whole huslliéli-
11". W. Budd, Halifax; lilraiik J.l’owei'.'
IHLMLSSIUIIHIIS
llilllllill II EHIIGIU
0l FfU“¢° 6¢"'“°“ 0"" ll l ' ` I Very Cordlul Welcome to" I _ I _ ‘ ' ' ‘Received _Two _Pistol
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IUNBHISS WUHK NUW TALKED lil Wh lfuiu I lll I Mllllilllll lil liillllllll 'we lull' _ __ __ - _ Lust Night _ in Theatre.
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B or of the anti repeal side to be s__m___e__t
unions. i Ironse to training. ,_ ,_ Lina iviiiier .... ._
*P*-m- Ill Pl HI S I They took two flrsts and one see- Jlgrilihunge the relllllt t° 8 DW m“` Archille The Great...
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WMP wist-
CALGARY Sc __ 15-_Au Special to The -Guardian. _ _ Special to 'The Guardian. CHA'TH,AM, N. B.. Sept. 15-The _
brought _M6 t__eD_-_me___;m a_reaso_i;s w_l__C)I_l_ggr!~In_edSeli__tc._ li-The talk in. Special to The Guardian. _POR_TL_AND, Sept. 15-Au apparent 31_l)I`_:ldd(aty _i:bgf_l€i\_»_l”tion ra_cing drew ii special to ,[,he.GuU_d_au_ Congress of Trades and Labor mei? secret treaty hetweellziiallhltlclllldurandll MO.NTR.EAL» Sept' 15-Canadds glnltllileltllqlllir1ll>l'olll)hlEIliiil;ra2,l¢?n(Ill;§,§:il There were two nirlllillalderacas, one KIEVi 3090- 15-TIICN 19968!! £0- y_esterday were left in the hands 0 Berlin. . _ __(¢:;ty___nrti11_i;e;‘ym;an, wht; have léeen of the Maine constitution was _“__ for long" and one for winners of pi-,_ he grounds for hope today that Pts- e___ii)o\;\;l_<3_us_pc)c:_mr;~;it3:es0and will_ l, Itl sufii ii compact exists it woulrllwith uieplgest gul:_l_"u_l_`;_°‘l‘r:l_m°;’_;l_l_l°;_l:lt’lf nounced in _an official statement _ is- vlllus days' "ll" Bmlypl" w°“ld 1°' 9"’ tIm".i
g__ess_ n n Lon- gg0__oi_i__y :Eli si2pt_li_e_;l_a_;;ger:;u: hurd_l_;_lish Ten_itormls_ returned home on the ;i;_i;l_elast night by the Secretary of The following _is the summary time sur_viv¢ the attacks of th; nos- Perhaps the most radical sugges- throw light onlthe difficult' llogl Royal George last nlght' Cat i di i li' ~ assin. '
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_t_i_i_a_ndw_§ss tthai_t a laboir college lic Franco-German negotiationsles 0 eisefilx l';l;°§;li_llr:_l;)l;_gBhlilnhl:_?;lrf{l;_:_lle lsilif erroillsabry tdllvrrfpgllillcllillswihc reli?udi~ii‘i:I1ritl§ NAMED RACE l“USERs° Flred “P9” at do" range 3° h° “I-
D 0 , 0 e manage b_ tl] _ _l__.______ - _ _ 8119 . '
des abd Labor Congress fog theelqbm icelerity in action, and excellent res- the vote lille declared by the l°°l.l°l°"l Tubelina
defenceless in his chair at the Munici- pal thestre last night, the Premier escaped with two wounds, neither of
_gilglogrlzs °"_Ein°f "V9 dlmault CUFDDB y _________i ‘mei 2 zal 2 Z4' W’ l which it is said is necessarily fatal,
S’ rea 5 even wll T"lll°rl The would be murderer who des-
eral dctacliments were as follows:
Canada...
_ Sussex...
North Scottish... East Riding...
Dorset
23 18 10 10
I Cll'-Y. members of the Canadian Com- - C'l“ge"~-- -~
i ST. , p _ _ “I d poslte Artillery team which has been NIC? H-~ --
.___, Dltiy the political game, but I ani onlwmpetiting with other British and Tlmei 2'1"' 238
L N, _ _ _ the operating end. The C. If. R. is_ Colonial Artillery teams in Salisbury
O_DON. Seut. 14 Lord outfield, Pfepared for the biggest yeai s trade Plains, returned last evening on the 4 " The °xl’ll’ltl°“ °l°"ll tonlglll' “lt”
who _is 81 years old, was secretly ln its history. Our rolling stock islexpress. _ 8- SU0C¢BBll1l llV0 0831' I ' -
married on July 15, in Marylebone ready and _we will do our liest to: Thev were accorded u most hearty - - ~ _ ‘
Chapel. t0_lVll'S- lllcll. 50 years old lgeep “P with the business- but never and enthusiastic reception on their _"‘
widow of t e late U0l_ lllcl,_ ` ope to quite catch up with all the arriv 1- 'S ' ` < . 4
Sufiiield’s first wife was a daiiglilllaril llfld? tllat °ffe\`5~" mannzr ilglcorfilgyilngtdnthe aoificgllilalil thHtAlI;IiIeFAexl Iillptt ll5__It 'llsl reported of the late Henry Baring. She left rms. ls th-e statelllellt ol D' MCNIC' token of recognition of their splendid edu"Evanngievlinel'|’" Tube; lvel orlw mlm-
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“me cmldrem two sons and seven oll, First Vice President and General Worll ,H the competitions in meh _ IJ t could _ E U
, ° Manager f C_ P_ I-¢_ - - t -_ l _ _ _ _ W_ not be confirmed at the local office
?.i';g':.'§;°~... l.‘:.'=._”;.:i.':.';.'.°.‘.;‘;is.::;~ - 2‘¢-il-é."?l“11“2ii‘;;*.i';si§.i~ .2.i::...;i'?: .i;°:,;if,f 1
(the family name of Lord Sumekhr. course of which he was asked to say tary world and all through the mem 30;” l:_l:`___f1hPY_;> H 0_0-Blue for the ne_w marrieh Hon. Derek W. Keppel the :hal he thought °l”.t.lle R°°'P"°°'ty 'tive work of its men both at li 0 ' ll recened no ‘advices ln
, ' greement. Mr. Mcl\icholl did not - . ~. _ Dlrle regard to lt' The °hUlC€»0l DUDE
second son of the hurl of Albemarle. give E direct answer t th. t. a_i\d in_Ca_nadian and British competi- rests with preside t Pen. . 1 B
_ _ _ I1 y, 0 os-
_ but he spoke in a lilcrvlsollizllriiilsltlilc gy; lgletlrilllg' trféspgilglli zlkgetlle lalétllé to"
e
' Vein of the rosiects i~ ir- a er _ _ , li 5 -,-_-i-- '
S]-| iness for th? (ll. P. Vlllieli aslltllesd cflmpctltlolls the ll.lemberB.°l th? Dld I
concerning the prospects for the sea llolllltll have malelllllly “slated 1," llp'
____ Sonia u.ade_ Ml._ Nicou said: holdiiig_ the honor of_the Dominion
s'r. s'1'Er>1-isN, N. i3., sept i.l__ "we iisvu iirepai-ed mr the iurg- WI 0"" “HW” i’f°"'“°i= and l!iW= ' »| ' ' ‘ ' ' The races ____ the Driving Park this ____ est tmde in Om. hiBf_0ry_ and are in added lust;-e_ to the already brilliant S _ temoon were well at¢_en,le,l and were much better shape from the stand- name Ol thelf UW" "°g1me“t~
eenly c0ntc,,l_d_ point of rolling stock than ever we Lalit eV9'l1nE_th9_l"e_mlN_ll`5 Of N0-
2_19 Trot and Pacc_ Purse $3U0_ were before. This year ive will come 7 "ml 3_Bdttel`105. iii _civilian dregs, ---
nearer than ever to keeping up with formed in_the procession at the drill BOSTON, Sept. 13.-Thousands of
the huniuegn_ although we ¢,,,, never shsi_l_ and lii_e_ad_ed by the regimental tons of_coal went up in smoke when hope to catch up altogether. Our han ilrocee e to the station. Col. the coa wharves and Dockets of the earnings continue to show big in- Davison and the officers of the regi- iBBfCh0d0f BIOS. and the F. C. War- crease, and thc present week will be ment, who arranged for the reception F00 C001 _C0mP£\I1i€B lu SOUICII BOBILOD no exception." to their brother officers were in three Wert? dwlfoyed by HW 10-T-0 Wdlly- During his visit iii thc city, Mr. barouehes at the rear. The high l\0\“tll€l`ly Wind Carried the
lylcliicoli also intimated that ad- All the station the returning artil- flames In the dlriectlon °l many lame ditiooal property would be acqiiired leryinen were greeted with hearty mi-‘"“fa°tUl`U12 P100*-8 and then Want On the eastern side of the harbor for cheers of welcome and the procession to the lylllldl"m.'» hm; the me was the enlal-gemenl of gg _john to mg. ,_efm.l.m_d_ -1-.hc men were _,waded to confined to the~ooal structures which by service, another steiiiiier liliiecil their ,-c5p,,¢l_lve homes in the hamw held 70.000 tons OI hard and soft on the route. besides the establish- ¢lie5_ ' coal. The total loss is estimated at ment of ii car ferry for the triin'sliip- The (),i,,a,l,,,,, gap,-leon artillery 5575.000- The llI`0 is believed t0 have 'nent of loaded freight ciirs i-.cross team nmm, ,, very good pe,_f,,,.m,mce hecu caused by a defective motor. the Bay. lt l00kF NS ll 'lie V001 4"? and scored high iii the figure of mer- The three mllstell schooner Margaret tive "len UI the U- P- R- WCW "Ot it. The firing was done at Cliff End Haskell whlcll “llls at tll° Walla” expecting u slump to follow Iiecipro~ lmlte, Isle of wi ht “wth - ~ h Whliff WHS t0W€<l ISD B 98-I9 P1800 ll!
_ 'y. if . ~ - ~ . eity_ mms and the points madclhy 5; lBl;l;,_ l<ort Point channel, undamaged. _
T0 STREIIGTHEII GARIIISQI ` IIT IIIIIUSTOII, JI.
i<iNos'roN, Ju., sept. 13- It is
reported here that the British “ar
Oliice is airan in to send ver so
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__ __ ._ 151 fi!" _ ' - ' g g y on
~_~ (UDDI-illllefl 0K1 D080 3») 1,000 European Artillery and Inlantrv
PEKING, Sept. 13.-A telegram re- _-""‘”__“_“-“ to strengthen the local gizrriscri in
eelved today* from the British con view ofthe increased importance f
thereforei detained live boat losdi which were starting. Troops, thi
siegers from the city walls. The gar i
NEWl’0R'l", ll. I., Sept. 13-Lifting
was spectacular and every condition
i _ I ' ` . ' ' ' V 0
sul at Chcuiztu. dated Sent. 9. sue the station which wiii some with the brought through the besieging rabbli Opening of the Panama Caiiiil. It is by a message states that the Vine ` xpected that the naval .xrds
0 y at
roy deemed the departure of the mis _ port R(,yal_ which was iiurnod last sionaries from Chengtu as unsafe, aiu; sp;-lug will be 1-mopened Boon,
message says were firing on the he _ _ V MUNULHSED
,leon numbers 1 g00_ Relnfm-cenlenu. oeams and chains high in - the air (Too late for Clslsfficatldn.)
cannot arrive inside of four-weeks With Hmighty e-‘l’l°9ib"» the One' ’ _
, _ . . _ russia HALIBUT, rut Herrin .
All f0f°ia“"=» if is b°li°"°‘I» °°°“P> H‘{"'l'°§l “ml lll§“l"`f‘.l"lll»l’°“lll Al.; ' ruin. $1 oo also hair hsrreili
the Canadian mission coinpoun' llllefy IOFDS. e mining corps,_ bi byB_ S k'ed' Hmm B com A; which is' considered the most easily oerltgrnifed _?_ mos; suc;:_essfii1__T____;_1;i>:_l_'_1‘- Tai-ton»s_ mo u 9_15d3l_ ,1¢l¢ildeu_ men o owiu u an _ u_ .' ~-~~--A f---' ---4-l
~_- enemy‘s vessel od Fort Wetherill lust SAlflNi0ME dSAU2A_?I1?1S £35”
PBEHER 3‘|‘0|__yp||| ut' dark tonight. 'rue exhibition "S °"°'Y HY- '1 “_°"- °W'
Zmpd
_ som & Co. 9 12d .
SERIOUSLY YIOUIIDED ,,.,,,,. Curried out with precision sun iran wAN'rs:b, for guueriii house-
--- aigeiiroey which brought praise upon I work. Apply _at once tg llllirs.
KIEV, Russia, September 14-Pre- Lieutenant Edgllf 'I'l\0|TlDB0fl. 5" H' H' H°_".“F' lilo E ‘P ‘_lfY°'._ _ 11.5 .t_:
mier Stolypfn was attacked and seri- command of the corps. _ flip LET, two stores in the brick ously wounded during a theatre per- The target, is floating mass of tim-~ building, corner of Queen an_d formance here tonight. His assailant ber rafted together, was towed into Sydney Streets. Apply at Roardons was arrested. This is not the first the hay at full Breed behind 0 l>‘1fl=L_5B9l’-i_______l_ljL2§illll‘3§°
attempt made again the life of Pre- quartermaster' Steamer. with 130 ‘R/TANTED, a _residence centrally lo- inier Stolypin. When lie was Gover- yards of tow line out. The F011 cated, with modern conveni-
ernor of. Saratov, in 1905, three Ai_Ia_nis COFPS. “__l11Cl1 128;; lZ;>“;_e%_<_?»1__§ll_§ assets on t_or_ bef€>reXNo\i7en;{hsrG_lst. _
shots were fired at him, hut without mn ng casemen s_ a _or i _ri e par icu ars o . . ., ar- CKV J E S __ 1 1 _ t. _ effect. On August 25,_ 1906, 9, bomb for tl;_e mfg; dr1ll,ex_t_:_r3¢;_d nt_l\ew_ag_; dia_n___Office.__ _______ ___9-13dlw. SA UL _. €Pi- 1'l_ T00 li0fly1l’l*°e 0 0° 'ng
was thrown wiile Sto ypin, then pre- proac o e mass _ _a ANTED_ house ol 7 or _ _
mum was holding ,I pubic reception the raft reached the__niine i_t_ was ex in central part of city vm-M _ _ d , _ at his country home oii Aptekarsky €_l)0de0. falsllng ¢l10_ t§l;5my(_esl_l:il;__:n gioilérn clonveoliences. Adflres_s .l__._ .\-I flg,,:§g,?:,§,.n:;; (sl;,,:;mgl|stf,‘;rI::;'idv,l:€ island. _c air. au c0mp0 ll ., ‘iisr ani icei _ .-sri im __ - ‘ _' _ .4
-- §m@'iuu'TTuo-u»f.=.au- 2§..i;1.‘i§:.t;.2,'i..‘:1;i‘;'.;i.,,Tiiz.‘“';if.~:1i ,_ _ _ ,, ,_
tice s owsi o ave een _ e mos l 1 t Pi Ed_ ‘ ' '_ i ` ‘(1, Sep. 1 - _e request
|iicC09°f“Ii "U01 every point of view_ ward sInB_e;i_n(ileii_v_t_o _;:_o_;/;_i; ___rei_iceH_gh efgnight and were very largely attend ____ Em' “my Sh. George Garueau ¢_0_ VITERBO Sept 13___At the 1.e_ 0l ully “tht ever made bl’ the Corps' commissions. $100.00 monthly ad- ` _
siimption of’ the Calriorra trial today. "Ml ll dr*-nv*-*_*-__~__ ‘ Vflllce 'llllll perlllallellt Dosltlon to
President Bianchi announced that the &c‘ xigglgggallbngess H' Sml;ll16a&s3?;d"
Italian Consul at New York had Sent *"" ~- - ‘--- - - ------~ iw- e---'
wife were condemned to death, was in
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at P
ing for Plctou at 8.20.
Yesterday _the Harland left at 5.30
a. ni. for East River, returning at 9.30 n m. She sailed again from here at 3.00 p. m. and returned from 'East River at 7.30 p. m. She sails this morning at 6.00 a. m. for West River, returning at 9.15 a. m. and sails again at 3.00 p. m., returning at night.
Yester.day`the Eastern express was
cn time, the Southern accommoda- tion was ten minutes late, the West- ern accommodation was twenty min- utes late, the Bummerslde and East- ern accommodation trains were on time, and the Western express was 2!!
minutes late.
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n
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vioiis night was thirty four above
and twenty seven minutes
The tide will he high this afternoon?
at _5.22, 'tomorrow evening at 6-39 and Monday evening at 7.54; it will he high tomorrow morning at 1, Mon-day morning st. 5.20 and Tues- day morning at 6.50. __ . - The sun sets this evening at 6.11., tomorrow evening at 6.09 and Mon- day eveniug.at 6.07; it, rises tomorr row morning at 5.89, Monday morn' ingot 5.40 and Tuesday morning at 5.41. ' '- "l‘hs_moim rises tonight at 11,09. Sunday night at 12. Monday morning at 12.20 and Tuesday morning at 1.39.
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neiiralgis
t I t - tl t . i _ , UCTION, office_furniture at sales-
.‘.‘;.fl‘.f.:_°';'..'.§'.°‘ii:.°i:.S.2;:::;.i“.. if.- -0 _ A fm- -- -i 1- ing present at the huiuiuet in Bag- T(’“0NT.0' llllpl' ls” l"’““‘°'l’ 0'°l0Ck- 1 tyiwwritcr. 1 oak tyre- iiolii when Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wlllllll' ll llttle wllmler and sllllwely’ Writer* 099|* and Chair. Umce Ui-ble. 3
office chairs, 3 chairs, 2 rockers, large
_ The temperature at three o’¢l0l‘-li carpet, 2 screens &c. R. Bearlsto,
llr°°lllyll llmg helm” the llllmluet was this morning was forty-six degrees a- Aiii-trouser ' 9.13¢lalpn
held' b v zero. "i`”““ _-
I am instructed by Mrs .lonn Mc-
.'lh l t temperature recorded _ '
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b0"'° "V0 and th” mghesl' W" MW day, 20th September, commencing at
Mm Y"-|-H “|||||_l|||) nine- The widest r9°°\“d°d 01° PTB' io ireiotii. 1-iauu pai-ior. iiiuiiig-
. X. t dly the 'Northumberland _eu l_e_i;0. _:At nigl B./HL YB'-¢f*ll*Y lf- dwllz nitiire. R. Benristo, uctioneer__i4
'BB er 0 f y wo egrees it oveaero an a _ 9.1¢; lpn,
tiirii"i»'i.u-t at 8. 0 a. m. for Pictu" nine ii, m. it was fifty three degrees ~'-°Tf*~"‘~'“' '--*-'T- ~ with passengsrs,:0relgh_t, express grad above um_ _ 3-.owedlgg fi';w_l__3n;l_ecel;lc§e_;i_i_s mail. ducking i;t_ lf)-0-> v- mi) ___ fl _ 'riie isugtii ui toiisy wiiine tweive Emu mm paid ,M Plymouth mek left on return a_ .»_ htfl. mx.. E rmlldlhoura and thirty-three miniitemrs; (owl 8uve_ Buyers wanted in “ch IDB Passensers, lreiz . 0 Pl' “F tomorrow twelve hours and thirt ti “_ hurl _“mission “o,,e,_l_
7°'ts°l;il_“y'sn§`l'£_'e ‘gills a;llilm°::;l:_i: mI““t°9 “mf °l M°nday twelve llollr' sJe§nk‘lns &lI?a:tzFo Charlottsflalown, 8
room hall, liedroom and kitchen fur-
doors from Jenkins_§_Son. 0-_l4d§lPd. _".i\r=iMisRs, A'r'raN'r1oNi ws are
F ready to buy for cash Ionic good, new crop Tmothy Seed free
from Néaxigus Weed seeds for neg por . sn us samp as as soo
ready, statlngnhow anna---buiihsl_s_you have to ss . o no se your -mo- thy Seed before getting our prices; It will pay you to write us. We can
niipplxl bags. Carter is Co., Ltd.,
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TBOWLING, sin-kr- Aiisyii, uiiiiei _ market, open lawful dayl ten to eleven. » I-Hilti.
‘_ “Sas mea. ' Charlottetown.
‘Mlni\rd’s Linlment Cures Burns, Etc.
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Nil ' ' *-15 E ?°»v~o~>c
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AMHERS'i‘, September 14- Fred
Cameron defeated the great Alfred Shrubb in a twelve mile race on the ltainblers' grounds this evening. For the first six miles the race was most spectacular,‘both men lighting lor supremacy, but Cameron stuck to the peedy Shrubb, and, indeed, maintain- d the lead for the greater part of thai
B a first half of the journey. Bhrubb was determined to tire_ Camerou,hut caug- hta Tartan and in the seventh mile Cameron began to draw away and by the time the ninth mile was reached he had half a lap on Slfrubh and was gaining on him every turn of the cor- ner. Between the ninth and tenth mile Shruhb dropped out of the run- ning and Cameron finished the ten miles in 54 mins. 40 secs.
Up till Shruhb dropped out both:
runners were going at u record break- ing pace, but Cameron slacked his pace when Shrubb quit. Camcron's victory is very popular here. The six miles were completed in 31 mins. 40 secs. It is believed here that Cameron could have made the 12 miles in one
hour and four minutes. Shrubb leaves' for 'l`oronto tomorrow.
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Will PIIIIIIH Ill IIIW IUHK
CHICAGO, Sept. 13-flev. Dr. Wil-
iiam P. Merrill, for sixteen years pas- tor of the Sixthf-‘resbyterian church, Chicago, was today released to the
Grick Presbyterian church, of New Y
ork.
Ifi’ WILL BE EXPEIISIVE
'ELECTION
MONTREAL, Sept. 14- The price
the candidate of 1911 has to pav to be elected is higher than it ever ' was before the Herald finds so far as Montreal is concerned. A few years ago it was stated that the cost to a candidate in the counties would be in the neighborhood of $10,000. Though conditions in the country districts have changed but little, in the city there is scarcely a candidate who will _count on going through the election without going through $20,- 000.
The canvassers have raised their
rates now $2.50 a day is a mlnimiim price.
BODY FOUIID IIEIK
SCEIIE 0F IICCIDEIIT
Ymnlnis in the mutter of prizes. ' ` NAMED RAGE WINNERS. _ _ ‘ »
I Capt. D. A. McKinnon, Sgt, E_ ' ' erihed himself as is junior member of
AT ____ Heartz and Sgt.. Stanley Bagnall, Billy U-~ s firm of lawyers and son of a well-
JOHN Se t 13 - o not
known attorney and wealthy house owner, is under restraint.
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DICUSSIS IHI Ill
Teinero decree occupied the attention of the Anglican Synod yesterday and just prior to adjournment Hon S H Ulakos original motion pam- sd to have the entire matter s- lei red to ii committee of the two houses which would be empowered to recomnieiid legislation. __
Canon Kittson, of Ottawa, 'said
that he had the greatest respect for the Roman Catholic church and peu-
lple, for he had been born a Roman
Catholic, had been baptised a. ,Ro~ mon Catholic, and in later years had
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married a Protestant girl, and, ac-1 cording to the attitude of the Ro- man outiioiic church that »msrriiii'¢`|i
could be annulled and his children/ declared illegitimate., _HL claimed '
that the Roman Catholic Church was intruding upon civil authority;
and that the parliament of the Do-
minion wns the body to appoint those who should perform the mai riags ceremony, and that no church should interfere. Rev. Dr. Paterson Smith, of Montreal. supported the original motion claiming that there' should be n determined demand from the Church of England that midr- riages performed by any authorilnd person, should be recognized. "We are experiencing great trouble ln Montreal." he said "and are on the rampage."
Canon Scott, of Quebec, and Doon
Bedwell, of Kingston, declared that the sanctity of the borne was in dan-
g€l`. _
Lawrence Baldwin, of Toronto, wan
the only member of the house who
spoke in favor of the decree, and hi;
speech was greeted with cries of “Nu. nu.” and it waselesr it was not the views of the Synod. Ha took the ground that the church was within
lits rights in issuing the decree, and ithat they had as much right to . do
that as the Church of England had in refusing the marriage of persona who had once been divorced. _
Chancellor Davidson dwelt with the
subject from a legal standpoint, cit- ing the rulings of. two judges of the
l i ll'rovinee of Quebec, one a Protestant’
and the Other a Roman Catholic, the decisions being directly at variance. No new legislation was necessary in Quebec. All that was required was the proper interpretation of the law. and an action of the Dominion 'Parlia- ment making marrlages solemuized hy proper authorities valid from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The resolu- tion of Hon. S. Blake that all dispu-
ted marriages be decided by the ex-
lchequer court was also carried.
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_ of the late Wilbur Robinson, who,-
5 “’°"" with his brother in law was drowned
--~ l Vancouver was chosen as the nexif
day placed two wreaths at the base
of the monument to Wolfe and Mont-
Icalm in the Governors Garden._ To-
-- _day was the l52nd anniversary of
LIVERPOOL, Sept. _13-The At-‘the battle of the Plains and the
lantic Steamship Conipauies vester-lthoiightful act of the Governor Gep- day' increased their third class pas- eral in reinenibering,ths two heroes, senger. rates to the United States and l'who lost their lives in the gallant Canada five shillings. flight was much appreciated.
Mlns.rd’s Liniment Cures Dandruil. Miiisrd's Llnlmsnt for salelsverywhsre
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that she will not analyze and discuss it; no family eccentrlclty to queer that she will not drag it forth for the delectation of her immediate cli- _que of friends; no fact so private or so important that she will not throw it tothe winds. ' _ It seems to he the established fash- ion nowndsys to discuss everything,
even oi1c's own mother, with the most startling frsiikness. So univer- sal is this habit that one looks in vain for a girl who__hss the nies dis-
THE VALUE OF SILENCE. ll
I_t is to be regretted some deep- share her heart lhcfhtl with eterl
thinking person has not added to the fisting friend, she is cond ed pgul. list of things the modern girl is'tlvely queer, observes thsmgew York taught that most necessary thing for Times. a girl to learn-the art of silence. But it is is quolrnsas that mor;
It should be taught in every school girls should polilld. _ leics ll Q
and every home, for the sbsoluteltrsmgndoiig pm",-"m' _Tut M! 0| irankness of the modern girls istnlkngl-ve \y°m¢ji_ Bqld.. lg l. lngn. shocking. No emotion is so sacred italy nicer to hnvu' ggmgggpghg “blah
-“err Paulus acquaintance has not
sounded. 'l`\\¢f° is H0 subiiict .hi the world
that cannot be dlscu _ _with pro- priety with the i~i¢iie_x::;i-i una un. der ths right conditions. ` BIN. few girls seem tu iwsqeu the a s of dis- crimination for than two lnctl.
Inbezzry heart there hrs things ting*
are- e sr not dr ad h;gn_¢_| feeble impulses slgiztol and :wh ill" WIND 0Xf>oled'to_ the mocking ol ll1d|U°l'°“l1 0!! of sv¢l.ol\’¢ -dot
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tlnction to he silent on certain sub- iects, and if by chance and much seeking a girl is found who refuses to
¢\1\lm. and wheufhandld »ANui|d._“ circle of ono’s aeqnoilitalieq the
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