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I C P OUTRAGEOLIS,'CA§S'ASSiiNAii'5Niii'P` I I `

SILVER

IN RICH DEPOSIT

Almost Fabulous Recital of a Rich Find-Made

by' a Prospector In

Near Liskeard-0

Playiair Township re Yields Rich Re=-

turns in Gold and Silver.

'l‘oaoN'i'0, August 27 -(Special)--Cecil B

Smith, Cliairiniin of the Teiniskaniing

and Northern Ontario ltallvray Goin-I

mission has learned that a prospcctor

ii-om Lexington, Keiituoky has. made ri rich gold strike in thc township of

Playfair near a height; of land, abou :i0 inilcs north of Llskeard.

Samples analysed give about 411 ounces

of gold to the ton or about $8,000 to the ton. There was also silver in the ore that went about ~iil0 cum-cs to the ton.

BIPIISIS Nllll I

IN EUNIIHINEI

i.iviaRi~oni.. N. S. August 217-(Spceial)~ Tlic First annual convention comprised of the l'iiii.eil Raptist Gliurclies of tho Mari- tiiiic Provinces opcncil at Liverpool N. S.

Situriiay at 1 u'clock. 'l`lie president. Rev. Geo. B. White, of (`ii:\i'lotict.own was in thc chair. Nomiiinting Committee through rec.

C. W. Rose, reported as follows.

itcv. Jos. McLeod, D. D. I’rci-iidcni;

Ii--v. A. Colioon, lst. Vice-President; E. \\'. Slcriis, Zlnd Vicc-Prcsiilciit; Rev. J. H. iilullniiald, Secretary; S. C. West, Treas-

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'i`iic report of the nominating' coni- initccc was adopted as presented, and the oiilcers assumed their respective

positions forthwith. Dr. McLeod made a brief reference to

his new relationship and expressed his. deep feelings of appreciation for the work

ci the denomination and hoped it would I go on to acliievc greater- things tliiin it had ever yet. done. licv. lilr. White. the rctiriiig president

Rave ii very stirring uiiilress on thc sul-icct of ciigiigcuieni. lie referred tol

tiie general advanccnient along various lines of work, giving special cinpliasis to ilic possible eulargeuient; of foreign mission work.

iii the afternoon session liev. I. W.

Porter, of thc llomc Mission Ilourd of Nova Scotiifsuliiiiitteii his annual report

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THE PUBLIC lS OFTEN FAKED.

I,'nsci’iipulous dealers acttiatcd by large

prolitii often rcconiincnded corn cures “as stood as Potnaiu'e." '.l`lici~c is only unc in-nninc Corn Extracluriinil that is Put- iii\iii's i’alnlnni-i which is ii iiiiriielc ol' clliclciicy and proiiiptiicss. Use no other.

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corr onus.

Made Weil, _ ,

Wear Well I

wliich showed that the homo mission

churches this year gave over $300 more than last year to thc convention fund. Twcnly-fouriields have been baptised

among these duringthe year.

In theentirc honie mission field thcrc

are ill churches. with 2772 families report- cd having raised $l0,~l2ii,4(i. , The board supplemented this amount by

grants.

Rev'.S. Ii. Cummings of Amherst moved

the adopton of the report, ami spoke strongly along the imc of the needs of thc lionietield and hoped that the Foreign Mission and Grand Ligue mission enter- rises would not detract. Ilcv. F. W. Parker urged action in cs-

tahlisliing ii theological school connection with Acadia University.

llc tliouglii the help niibrdcd such :a

proicctiiy present fund coupled by dona- tions from individual members, would make il, possible to bring such a plan to a successful issue.

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BIHNIIN llllllilil

Iiliiillll lililllllll

Ili-:iii.i.\', August. 25.-Tlie Government

medical ilcpiirtiiient has issued a. report on the saiiitury conditions of the Prus- siaii bakeries and slaughter houses, to which the iicwspapers are giving sen- iintloinilproinincnca. one of them using thecupi-ion “Amerika in Prussia." 1‘hc' report says tliat many of the butcher- ing cstaiilislinicnts were found in a very unclean condition. The Govern- inc-nt inspectors found the conditions in thc liiikcrics to be particularly ob- _icci.ionnlilc. iii one town. boys kneaded the dough with their feet, and one bakery was found to bc ocoupicdby eats and hens. Oni: baker admitted that his iicoi' and vnts were scrubed only once a year. `

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Mlnard’s Linimeni Raileves Neunigln.

Hot Weather Hammocks, New Books, Late Maga- zines, Summer Pt Cards and Souvenir

S'r. Pi-t'i'ir.nsi'inno, Augusl25th-(Special).

-Thirty two people are dead and L’-t are wounded’ as the result of a dastardly attempt made this afternoon to assassin- ate Premier Stolypin while lic was liold- inga public reception at his country house on Aptekarsky Island.

The Premier was slightly wounded in

the face and neck by flying splinters, but escaped the fate intended for him.

Among the dead are Gen. Henieatln;

the I’reniler's personal secretary; M. Khaveatoii`. formerly Governor of the Province of Pcnza; Col. Ferei-off, chief of thc Premiers personalguaxd; Court Cham- beilains. Davidoff and Veronin, and aide Donbassoif, and four women and two children.

The wounded included M. Stulypii.'s

three year old son, who is seriously, i»h0\1|lli not fatally injured, and a number, of persons prominent inthe official and social world .

Of the four conspirators who engineer-4

edthc outrage two were killed, whiiea

third who acted as coaeliman for thc

party and the fourth who rciunined in- aidc the carriage were badly wounded and are now in the Si. Peter and St. Paul fortress.

\Vlici,her the assassins who entered the

crowded reception hall threw tha bomb or accidentally dropped it will never be known, as all immediate eye witnesses

IN RUSSlA’S CAPITAL

Ihirty-two People Blown to Pieces and Nearly as Many Wounded-- Desperate and Nearly Successful ‘Attempt to Kill Russian

Premier-Another Attempt Succeeds in Causing I

Death of General Min.”

were killed.

The tremendous force of the explosion

absolutely blew out the front of tlia Prcmiefs residence, and carried away the ceilings above and the floors beneath and the walls of the adjoining rooms.

People were literally blown to pieces. 'l`liose who were not killcd instantly

were horribly malned or iacernted, and all the others present were prostrated hy the shock.

’l‘hc Premier's escape was miraculous

for, only a moment before the explosion lic passed iuuido his study at the rearof the saloon to speak to Prince Sliakevsky.

Although only slightly injured, he is

coin pictely prostrated bythe calamity.

The havoc wrought by the explosion is

indescribable.

The bodies were so torn and mangled

as to make identification impossible,

some of them, headless, armlesaor lcgless, lying in the blood dripping wreckage.

Pieces of flash and clothing clung to the

shattered rafters overhead, and some lodged ln the branches of thc eini trees which border the roadway separating the Premier-'s residence from thc river. Sr. Pi~:'i‘ensiiUim, August 26-iSpeciai)-

Gen Min, commander of the Semin-Ovcsky Guard regiment, who suppressed the riots at Moscow last December was assaslnatcil at Peterhof tonight.

, Gen. Min was at the'railway station with

Ii. I. Iiillltllll .Will lil lil SYDNEY. [I.B.

To Speak To Electors on La bor Day--Feels Coniident oi Bye Elections

ToiioN'ro, August 27-(Special)-H. L,

Borden is to speak at Sydney Mines, N. S., on liabor Day, and has two or three other engagements next week in the Muritiinc Provinces.

Ile feels sanguinc about all the Ontario

bye-elections altliough he anticipates that the Liberals will makca big eil`ort to carry Ea:-it Elgin.

Iicpccting tnrill' revision Mr. Borden

remarked that judging from the tone oi the Liberal papers the Government intends to revise the tarlifby letting it stay as it is, but iihc addresses of Sir Wlifiid and Mr. Ayloswortli at the Manufacturers' Association at Winnipeg will show.

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Millliilllll HIEIS

Moivcrou, N. ll., Aug. 25-The entries

for the Moncton races, September first are as follows:

2.35 ctass.

Earl Grey-Geo. Lawrence, Snckville.

Aliaalzi-M. A. Harding, St. John. Mable T-Park Stables, Charlottetown. Robert T. Azad Landry, Moncton.

Burline-A. B. Kitchen, Fredericton. Mendowvaic-Thou. Holmes, Sussex.

Fleetfoot-Springhill Stables.

Pete-Froukhdutiiilar, llalifsx. Ne. i Hulaneun`m'si»iii»¢-2.iii.

tii-Asa-rnon on 'rnor-runs: |500.

Claudia Hal and Eatell Boy, Springhill

Stables.

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sen wen. b00(lS. ox.:-:1f:,;.‘;.~.-i¥*°°.f.'i:":.f‘.:!"--,

neu nmii-J. Tfgzieaatt; seem.

G0" Bl”-s liiilillll i Milli-

Rein H.-liter Ulllioll, J.R. Lnmy Hul-

merslde

No. 2 Merchants' Stii.ke-2.25 Pace.

2.25 'rnor -i-Uiisr: $5459 Flcctfoot and Miss l{aiiidi\‘.-- Spring-

hill Stables Springhill,

Pete-1-‘rank Lloutiller. Halifax,

Bclniar-Nat MclNair,Rlver Louison. A hliott-VV. G. Feiiivir-ik, Bathurst. Kinizhorough-L. D. Morton, Digby. Little l<I;.',ypi,-R. J. Green. A. B. ldtter,

Si. John.

Busliav D. II. McAllister, J. Il. Laniy

Sussex.

Leawood-S. MJ I Dawson. North

Tryon.

Capitoln, C. II. Chandler, Charlotte-

own.

Riglit \Vilkes-l"i'¢‘1l 'l‘. Holnir, Ain-

hcrst. ED

Al C,-llicliard lleocri., Moncton. Frank Krohn-John C. Lurdcr, Syd-

ncy.

llurlinc-A. B. Kitchen, Amherst llclel

Fredericton.

Pain: roi:-/ii.I..

\Vlnfleld Stratton-A. I3. Etter, Ain-

hcrst.

Diavnlo-E. LcIloi \Villis. Sydney. Terrace Qiicen-G. 1". DeWitt, Brlclgc-

i.0wn. .I

Czarinii-Springhill Stables.

Siuiasz-iie-Friiiik Boutilicr, Halifax.

Lady lilngcii--Springhill Stahics.

siiuiini ii

an sinius

H.\vANA, Ang. 20.-The deep anxiety

of President Palnin to extend every possible ophortniilty for peace without bloodshed nndlhis desire to [permit those who joined thc insurrection under misguldancc to repent and return to their homes uuinolestcd, coni- bineri with the general wish to and a situation fraught with so much loss and suffering, hauled to consider by the president and his cabinet of I1 D\‘°.l¢¢5 deereeina it thi.-ty day amnesty period during which the insurrcctionists are invited to lay down their arms and return to their peaceful pursuits-

So far as actual conflict wont, Sunday

proved to be a day of inactivity but prep- aratlona proceed without abatement. A fund of $2,ii00,(Il0 has been act aside

the treasury for iii-fcncc and drafts on

are heavy and constant.

Tm gituaginn is so increasingly serious that it is tacitly admitted] in all govern- mont circles that the enlargement of the army will not stop at i\\1y RIN" Dumb", but will continue indefinitely.

Ci'llCAGO__§\ARKE’lS.

0nicAoo,1 August Tl- (Special)- Sept- Jill “ Wlieat........V -

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or cu

7-it

" Whoat........

Pork

h is family when he was killed.

The deed was committed by ii young

girl who iircd live shots from a revolver into his back killing him instantly.

Madam Min siezcrl the 'assasin by iii

hand and held her until the police arrived

After her arrest the girl showed the

police a bomb lying in the station telling them to beware.

The death sentence had long hung over

the head of Gen. Min, owing to the ills- favor into;which he had fallen because of alleged cruelties.

It was general-then Colonel Min who

eoinninnded thc Seuiinovsky regiment

when thc people were shot down near ilic Tcciinological Institute in St. Petersburg on Oct. ill, and \vho it is stated, wanted to ect the buildings of the institute alire and roast the students.

It is stated that the man who threw, or

dropped tlieliomb was named Korozotf and that he was a native of Ryazal

province.

Scveinl prisons were warned before

hand that the attempt on the life of the l’rcniier would 'be made. Madame David lliinzoll, wlfc of the court Cham- licrlaiii who was killed, says her husband rect-ireil a post card Friday saying “Do not go ivlierc you intend to go." Anoth- er olliciai nainod Pizcinsky received a siiiiilaii' Wariiiiig. llc feigned illness and

thus escaped.

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Gi.,\iis'roNi-;, Manitoba, August 27-~

(Special)-I'Iariy yesterday morning some party or parties entered the barn of E. llovviiinn, veterinary surgeon, of this

place, anilclioppcd the hind legs oil' his liorsc which stood iii the stall.

llr. llowiniin had been called to Plumns

and returned by train arriving about is' o'clock.

On going to the stable he discovered

the animal.

So completely was the work doiie that tlic detached par.s hung oi.ly by thc tciiii ons midway between the hoofs and hocks.

||Mrs. Bowman heard n noise ciirlyin tlic incrnliig but there was a sion-in raging iinii sno was timid about going to in\-estigatc tlic cause.

’1`lic animal was slauglitcrcd. Su far there is no clue lcndingtu dis

covery of perpetrators.

Condensed Advertisements

(Teo late ltr Ciiissiiii-ali: n.)

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I ()S’l`Salurday. a pearl crescnt nin.

J l"inder please leave at this oflici-_

8-Zltidill

0$’l`.-l“r|day. string of bliic

_lj bi-iid . l°`liiiler pil-use leave ht-re.

li-27d:liptl.

"iAN'i‘El).-llouiilia room for two

Students. Apply at this office

Y 8-‘éldlwpd

ANTED-For afternoons only. a

it nurse girl about. 14 yearn old. Apply at this nilioc. -27riIli.

I OST---\Vat.cli m-livecn Band Stand and _ A Kent Si. or Queen. Finder please return to James Rankin, at -iohn Wil- liarus', tiortst, i'ppcr Prince Street 8-2-‘ld3i.

OST-Will the partg who took the

J wrong overcoat an left, his own in

the express last night coming to Char lotietown, call at Garters Boo_kst.ore with saline and get his own. - 8-Qld li._

FOB' SALT-I--imported cultivated fer-

tilized Corsican strawberry plants

for salain (let. Nov.. 1905, April, May 1007. tlrrlais attended to plants delivere . iet mi.. Jehu R. inn-in, ciifum.

ti-2§d 1wm._

Sf.:-“..‘zi‘ 22. '-in-“°°~s

a n an l ggricn on Uhper (mat ‘gear met- arlottntown Royalty, farmers

owned b§W. P. Coiwiil. For particulars apply to clean & McKinnon, Soll(i):i{lt5rs. Ramanngirk-mrlztrqmyi msn. nmo o ms t

fresh nil? £‘p-,f¥~dn=to, “and 8 thlllll. °° blind; ifhiiini diilnif 'iii' good," IVGU ll 0 advertised while their mind P4 still brlghl.

Two Went Swimming

Carried Out in Curre

ed and Swam But

Safety-Oth

Ni/to/ma F1ii.i..-, August 257->iSpeciali~ v

Marin Kane and II. I.. Mcfiratli ivcnt down the clill`ubout ii,1lil o`clock yc.~tcrilay

morning to swim in the eddy just above thc Cantilever Bridge, and witliia short

distance of rapids.

This place is much used for swiinuiiin;

and has been the scene of other iutaiitit-~,

The two young men pushed an old iioiii out into the eddy and amused tlieniseivcn in diving from it _

Suddenly tlicy noticed the eddy carrieil

thcni away from the bank aiiil a nilnuic later they were in the main current ot the

rapids. 'fheystruigiclcd with the ours but could no

river and rushing down tovvrivds thc,

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MAN nizowniio Ai Niaoana FALLS

From a Boat--,Were nt of River--Jump`- only one Reached _q ,,

er Was Lost

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get the li out any nearer the shore so bot _lumped overboarii and swam for it, ML-iiratli was successful by frenzied

efi'oi'tsiii rcacliiiig in big rock wliicli

etaiiils up from the river at the ,break ot

the i':ipiii.~.

Kam- mi.~ise<l the rock by a \‘narrow

margin and gave iip the struggle.

iii- ivan. swept, iloivn the rapids and

ost.

.\ waieii has been set at the ivhirlpooi

hui, tin- linfiy may not be inund for weeki.

Mi iiraih was rescued from the rock and

oollaplt-li as >uon as lie got to shore.

.\ iinnil-i-r pf-r,~'oiis on the bridges and

along iliv clillls \\ iiiiesscd thc wlioln scent: l>ut,were power less to lciid and uid.

EIIHIN HEBEIS

iilil Iilllllltll

li.\\'.\ NA, Aiigiisi 27 iSpcci:il) (li l. Nallc

of the lloyal tiiinrils liiis ieportcil to the Goveriimciit by t-clcgrapli tonight that lie had defeated the insurgent fox ce under General Gcczniiin near Cieufuegos, killing 17 of the insurgents.

The loss to the Rural (Ecards was one

man and four liurscs.

UVIHIIUW I

llUllN'S IIUUNIY

.loii.\' S. liAi:iii.~:i well kiioivii citlzriic

of Chai'lottt-toivii ilicrl yi-:~'ieriliiy»tl.tlicrig0 of |37 yours. Ili,-ci.-iiocd was kiioivii to very imtny of oiii citizciis who vviil lniirii of his ilcatli with rcp,'riet.. lic vvaa :iii l-Inglishiiian who canic to tliisi lsliiiiil in tiii-,yi-,ar laili asa iiicinlicr of ,,i,,,41|. i{inp‘_- Own ltoyai lit-giineni,

and tool: liisiliscliiiign here. llccca-eil' was ii iiiiin of liiii- pliysiiiue lint tor seve- ral years piwt liii-i iint. been iii gooil Iiciiltli. llc leaves to iiiourii two sons, \Vllliiiiii iiiid .lulin in Cli.'irlottcio\vn and two inai'i'icil dauglitc-r.\', one living iii thi-. Uiiiteii Status and one Mrs. - - - --‘of Abcrdccn, Scotland, who is at present at. lioiiic. Before failing health ovi\i‘took liiiii Mr. Iiarriri was ii iiicinlicr of tlic, City Police fort-c.

Mlmrti'| Llnlmant Cures Burns. atc. i

ami niiisi

iiiinni iiiiis

]tIu;\'i'i'.»x_ August IIT-(Special)-it is

likely that legal action will he taken lagiiiimt the Moncton Times fora ec\irril~ ous article wliich appeared in that journal

on Saturday Bioriiing attacking one of the I. ti. ll. iinin auditors. _

Tlic. article alicgcd that on Aug Zlsl two

auilitoi-.~i boarded the maritime express at;

Matepedia. and travelled to a station a

`littlc further westund that one of the auditors poked his head into a berth occupied by an American lady und dc- nianclcd licr ticket and that tlic lady tlirciiteiis to bring action for daliiagcs

iigiiinst the Railway.

The auditors were Messrs Stewart and

.l. \V. `\\"allncc.

Mi". Slc\vnri lioarrieii the train ami

scciircil from llic l’iil|iniiii rar L'on<lurl.oi' his cur~ rccortl, dingrnin and ticki-ts

although ii. in stated by thc Tiiiics that tlic conductor on thc ciir was iiot. awaken-

cd.

.-\:~i fiii' as loolziiitziiito any liertli or

.~tatt-.reniii is i:onr>t-riiud, l\lr. \\'iillt\ce Hnyii

lic did not do so, iit-ithcr did he sea

Stc\\-nrt do anything of the kind.

iiiosi 'i‘i».\'. N.IS., August. LET »(Spi:ciall-

.Iiiriica l"rici has been ri~l.aincd by the I. (J. ll. auditor J. W. Wallace in the suit for diiiniigcs for alleged slnudcrous statciiieiits made against him in the Moncton Times ami St. John Times

today.

Papers for lon thousand dollarsdamnges

_have been served on the Moncton Times and fora like aniount on the St. John

Times, and its Moncton correspondent.

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Retail.

caari-;iz fo

2 Stores.

Nw Bookstore

Up-to-date. The best ia the Provinces. Come

and see, More Room. Better Service, which we feel sure will be appreciated by the public.

New Goods Arriving Daily. Souvenir Post Cards and Books, Souvenir China Ware

nd souvenir of Prince Edward Island in great var-

iety. New stock of P051 Card AlililIl‘iS received.

Latest Books received as issued Wh0lCS8lC aild

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