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CADETS CAMP IIT

Mnnmnf Bonne

NOW IN SESSION

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A Number of Important Resolutions Discussed. A Splendid Meeting.

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(Specla to The Guardian) l n~ ,

NEWCAS'l`Ll1}, Ang. ‘20.~-The Mari- iIItgriifI:c|rcI§’. t1)LtLI1IhdlImrilIneIdpa1d taxes

time liourd of »l~rade resumed at twu.I and howl llc.pe,_ ae( ;;1‘;“;e5n;rcIliea|(i)t

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The following were enrolled: Hon. ' _ . Smblps' Rev" s~ J' Mncarthllf. Ald. local ortion in taiiatiorires 0 gmnt llelyea, Ald. MacKay, W. J. Jardine, 1\1¢l.s,»,, Read Milne. 'W lk . John McColm, Newcastle; W, S_ 1,`)g_ Hams und othém su 1), _ta Wil_ gic, M. P., D. Machachaln, Jas. Har- tion; Messrs. Log.i5`lO1;10e,. » le mo- l`I!~'”£"» twatti Uhaillanl; John others in part L ' “Bon and Bet s, i er ou; A. A. McNeill, West; M,.s,,,.s_ C ` 3`l»li‘lIfJIttI.;]t~0v'5`r-’_I'§§f{,1)fI. H. Jenkins, 1-resident, nnrcIago!I;LI\II:i`s1`/IJelIl?;xs(;lltl' “It womlsl M P 'P ,s- “Ce U-“<1 H. W. W2; laid on table till the evening.

I""’9id°"t L0‘lf»Z¢'H l`0D0l‘t emphaslz-' lease; ;fl:I‘>eEI1tsI()I`ooIilIlrI)v(»')1l;hlng fishing

cd the necessity for providing all' take out fishing lic ny vers?" to possible facilities for increasing used duced by Hon Donalsnii was Intro- fulness of St. John and Halifax ug,11,m|]y ,.m.,,e,l' It can oxgltslont glad Hllllllfing P0118 for Transcontinental'Dominion GovernmentwcL?rItrolI:d ir: f'("g‘\t' The I"te"°'~’l°"m1 ll\BlU»\g0-I lund fisheries, President Lodge said ment had agreed to ud_\,ust the new that Miramichi fislllnr round ll:‘lt-lllf tllllfl fl’ Willlllll fcn 1101’ cent. full of nets. In many Lrisers, sfswllddt o tho old. Hc advoco.tcd employ-Iliad killed the fish W (1 Mum.,-1. ing ri permanent Secretary to glvcl m,,gi,,,, ,|mi,»g ¢_|m'1)0,,-,;,,i0',', Governxi his whole time t" the WUVK- Iment to take over at once and > 5`0Cl"-‘ISIWY Wlllihnlfl reported rliffi-I serve historc places as lion' |,,I,I€'

culty 'in collecting dues or getting I"isr|llid, Ln I-lnvc Modtli of hh' rumvvcrs from- many smaller boards. Nrrepis, Nushwaak ncn,,\,BirI,;“T(Sf A ccmuicrcial man or an insurance land and llurntchurch was carried un- nvrcnt would make thc best secretary. nnimously_

'N10 l3*“Utl0“ fl\l09'LlUll was intro- Endorsement of inter-provincial fl\lC9‘l IW Alll- 3UlBl‘t, Ncwcustle, who I-Ii=:hwuys, introducr-rl bv 'l‘ W put. favored tax reform in the direction ler, Nmvcastle, was /cg;-piled ' I ‘lf Wlltlng Oll llUll GLX; improvement Ihscriminufinz |~,-lilwny 'rntgg in. of personal property and income trmluccll by Aid. Ilelyra, were mn.. ftnxcs and increasing lunrl tax with ‘l"'“"°‘I- UV- l'l`iI‘c llrifed that Tutor- bcrlmlls ii business tux regulu.terl by "“"’"I"l llflvlll-fi IN* ullliilintrfl in ldur- floor space. 'Flinre should be no pro- 1:33,ITIMT,i;ImT;':iZ'Sl“."S' _ “ii n“"l"'l` perty qiiiilifuilltion for voting or hold- gppnfl money on l>\lrnIII1vI|IL;;‘rli||]I)lI], and

HUPE HIVEH

IIHMEHS PIENIB

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BIG IIUUNII-UP

NIINIIMII SIHIKI

A party of farm-ers from Hop-o

ltiver, with their families, visited the VAN(;(,UV|,M| AML 19_0,,,, hum

I'-`-‘llJUl`im0ll\‘-*ll farm Y¢St\=1`lll\Y “ml dred arrests have been-made .in tin'

Izlggglariled tlvlth Ditcrltid:ur1‘noIhl3ns€;xr?ilc`t1i‘IJth Ifofll (Tina Btn” zone on Vancouver

s an .

uponhwhat vfvas toblbeiseemh The The presidents of the union at ";'(‘::,‘et er “V53” thmvofiaiforgr etxgregégii Ladysmith, Nanaimo and Cumber- I I’ d ir ton of what the W land are in Jail, charged with riot- Qhg’ :ug taken tea undybgzré ling, and charges of attempted mur- Jthey left ,the farm the visitors gath- Ider»and msc" are yet to be mid .wed together ruul'Werc addressed by against some of the hmdred .who some members of the stafi and spec- were take" mm prison mst night ' l visitors Professor. Ross pointed und. todayi Fmltyscvcn wen? arrest' mt uf! ,junta es to le derived h ed in Nanaimo during last night and ghscrvgtildnl of tgne methods adopted thirteen more were added this fore'

Mlerg’ and yr Dgnmr t t§nc§0,1isO“i mlhnltlie early hours of this morning

M. _ sioe o win e eern . Gm,en’lmént was doing to cncu\,mgeIun<lcr cover of darkness, thc special

_ . d~ » 1- police who have been HI`cutlY RUE'

ffrigtfailrxfilifg retnhlzn l1I;'ienl1t\BseI;:i(ol§n;(; mented within the past few days, ac- P H nt th_ mr f $31,000 had companicd by soldiers, passed from

or me c s r o been get game to assiqt farming in house to house in Ladysmith and ar-

Prince Edwmd IBlan,|_ He also rested twenty-nine men,allegcd to

.A tl 1 _ . _ have been imlillrnted in the rioting

lenlpllasived the need of re ong Diorln. ‘and disturbances of um past week.

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THE IHIW UISI

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Immigration inspectors reported

procee ings o ate 0 the epa -

have been forwarded. Messrs Rey- nolds und Williams will watch the case and if extradition proceedings fail will take steps to deport the fugitive by the route through which he entered Canada.

Should extradition proceedings

prove successful a delay of fifteen days must ensue before Thaw can be taken from the country wundcr the law. Meanwhile the Minister of Jus- tice , whose sanction for au extra- dition order is essentinl must pass on judgment,

SHERBROOKE Aug. 20.- Harry

Thaw’s legal fight against deportat- ion to United States, after his es- cape from the State Hospital for the criminal insane Sunday, will open tomorrow at 10|a. m.

He will be Produced before Judge

Globensky, of the Superior Court on a writ of habeas corpus, obtained by his counsel this afternoon. If the writ is sustained he will bc ii free man.

The Dominion immigration auth-

orities' are watching every move on the case and it is announced t0uifi'.l1l5

that they\nre ready to detain him' should he be released. They will then take steps to thrust him back' across the border? undesirable allen, either at the New I-lifmpshire line where he entered the Dominion, or luimg point in New York state.

Fncirig such ll situation Stanford

wl,il;e'5 slayer, ordinarily 'louuucious has shut his lips tight and refused to be interviewed. Not a word has come from him rclzllrllillli llll* lllflllf- or the inspection of the plot that led to his delivery, or of the '-five men who spirited him a\vaY-

(lf these five one is belived to bc

in Jail at Sherbrooke. He gave his name as Michael Thompson, and said he was n resident of Toronto., but lieth sinerin aHor-niirsuk and insurer Attorney (longer, of Dutchess (lountyi suy he is none other than (Iicntleznun ltogcr Thompson, lute of N. Y., and the reputed chauffeur of the black :into that whirled Thaw from Mat-| teawan, at sixty miles an hour.

Thompson was idling in the Super-

:5lorI'Coui't wiiitingffor the Thaw case when the immigration ofilcer arrested him. He was identified as one of two msn with Thaw when he was arrested. He denied he aided Thaw in crossing the border and maintain- ed he met the fugitive by chance.

Nowwlthstanding his prostations of innocence he was held on five hun-I dred dollnes bail, for hearing on Friday. He was to furnish bond he was remanded to jail. _

HDIISE HAIIIS I

AI NEW INNIN

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IUIIIIIE SPUHIS SIIPPLEMINIIHI

II GEUHGEIIIWIIL IIIPUIII UI I.l.I. &[

cluding a numberof the B. of L. F. session until tomorrow

ment today. No further instructions and FL Over L, large attendajwe the local

The special consisted of 12 cars chairman, Mr. P. A. Smith, presided.

drawn by two engines, with drivers With him on the platform among Cameron and Mclsaac. others were His Worship the Mayor

On arrival at Georgetown the mem- of Charlottetown (Mr. Lyons), the

bers of the Brotherhood were met by Hon. W. S. Stewart, (the acting pre. Mayor Aitken and members of the mier), Mr. Wesley Frost (U. S. (Jun. Town Council, Premier Mathieson sul), and Mr. lt. H. Jenkins (PWS. and prominent citizens, and presented dent of the (Jharlottetown Board of with an address of welcome by the Trade.) ' Mayor, which was responded to on The opening address was delivered behalf of the Brotherhood by Vice- by the Mayor- who was received with President, Mr. A. E. Ball. an outburst of applause. He said'

The Committees were as follows'- Mr. (`hnirman, Ladies and (lentlcf Regatta-Messrs. (T. Fitzgerald, nien--On behalf of twelve thousand

President; J. W. McPhee, Samuel people who are the citizens of Char. Hemphill and A. E. Jenkins. lottetown, I extend a most hearty

Aniuseinent.'-Messrs. Howard Mc- welcome to five hundred of the loco-

Dflnflldr Chairman; Elmer Jenkins motive firemen and engineman 0f(_1a,,_ and Temple McDonald. aria and the United States (Ap- 'mnlc Keeper-_Mn GIIY Mcplme- l>ll1‘-lHf!)- I not only extend them a SI~UVI~“"~*Mf`- SCYYYIOU1” Kllllrlit. welcome on behalf of our citizens but St' GM-"'l5e'S Masmlic Lodge. Ge0|`H€ I must thank them for holding their

town, had an ide-cream booth, which first. meeting in the Garden l’rovi|r¢¢ ‘lmllt Ullt l“Vlti“l=f l`€Il`0Hllll\€ntS to thi of Prince Edward Island It is -lu “"<’“'*l lllll"ilU; U10 dlly. There were honor to this province and particu- “lT" “Wings 9-ll<l_0th€l‘ itmllscmcnts. larly to this city that the locomo-

ntcispcrsed \v1tli the boat racing live firemen and engiuenien houll

were five different events__(1), rr ngEe,r|,1L, here fm, me 6,,” Uma ‘I S“'I"lmll1H P1106 IOP boys under 18 tliinkv we have been hi.,my h,,,,,_,,.é,| I ycnrs, won by Reggie Doiron, Mont- these people who hav; done ,II ague: Willie Keeping second, Mal- for tht- urganizmg of lam". SU mic] colui Richardson third, James White, pllrusey ' K D4 Georigetown, fourth; (2), canoe race S . .. . . _ .

Won by l\/Iessrs G. W, Thompson und eecd)eII]lL tlldcldlétlilifiz’ H\Il/su WWBIHP NPO- Herbert. Poole, Montague, Messrs. .I_ capital. but new he W; mnuvm uf Ii. Poole and (leo, Poole, Montague; suv that the pendulumshl Iasel]-I0 (3), Ladies rowing race, lst Misses swinging for 4, goml lun. Stl. ~ MI" F. Rufuse and Ada Robertson, 2nd, vor of llabor. (AppluuseL) wwllii::limwfrliL4 Misses .\'[.'ll/lclieaii and ‘Annie lloliert- due to the different oiigalii'/,u¢i,,,,s U; tml- (4). lub ruce, lst, .luck l<\t'/.- the character of that whicl ' 'L H"-}"‘l‘I» 2"‘l- Mfllfelul RiCl\=u‘1ls<»n; them that night that ir dl I-unfw-I h r5|, swimming race, boys under IB, ed in the United States? tlltulvlulml lst' Wm' Fit”g°ml‘l~ 2"ll. ("lll1l`l0H f‘onut|'v and Canada ,H le Umm Manuel, 3rd, Malcolm Richardson, Hum “fem that “gut wa;

T” trend, The kno ' _

all was usdless ‘lzlltitrlll alight

Moron pounds AND uoivrs §`f.',,““°_“‘_"“ "““‘“ "I A“““`“““» ef See _ FLYING STAWI, ,Fwum _ ancisco, and af the Yukon' the coal

nooiui oouiisir mm” “I E““1“““» ‘lf the UNI'-‘ll

‘ “ States and Uanaila, the different

Sliumrotck, tl. Gotoll, Georgetown, Hmm mines of _c°I’|'er 'md silver were 515 min. 57 sec. . . _ . . . . . . _ . . __. lst of Im _good wmmut mlm" U’ ttlki Dora, .l. Gotell, Georgetown, 54 thc" rlches out Ui the ”°‘l~ It Wu”

Blanch, lloliert McDonald, 'll/l~ui‘l‘.a'y that labor was greater tha” C”-PILHI

ER ovicn 5. Hoasn Powsm th°“ f’“°?"" ""0 were assembled

THREE TIMES OVER COUIJSE - there that day. Hc hoped that while

they were here they would eno

The Unique J D stewart of At_ time United states. he extended to

Poulten’ Georgetown’ met with an they were xulnlling that Divine coin accident and did not race. m9'"d‘ They welcomed them UWT”

more than they would do statesnnn

HAND1CAp ,FOR SPEED BOATS, or men who were filling Lne highest

FOR G_B_A_ CUP; positions in the professions of Llan-

'rnnizn TIMES ovnn oounsn. mill- 1'- WHS their duty Us citizens LU

extend that greeting. "We have had

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Mlus. . ._ 2nd for that tengo" and that “H50” 9-IUIW

Harbor, 60 mins. 3rd (ADPIa,"§e') It was 8- l”`0"d dal’ fm; J' .

the citizens of Charlottetown that Keith Coniptvn, Siiriiriicrsirle

HANUICAP RAGE ron Cours- WY ‘mould be S0 hishlv hovered by ffemvlwii. M....n.g|.e ____ __

of Enjoyable

termination yesterday after fr sue cessful four days' training. Fam;

as struck» and the various oonipuu

to _ their respective utlrtlong, MUNI-5 feature in the conclud

.\‘f.ratl|conu Trust (‘on||nittec, l<`ol

AQUATICS

YDS. SWIM ()l'IdN

T() .IllNII)ltS (lNl.\'.

Fred ( lair, l'\loutngue ls

50 YDS. SWIM iil’l‘}N

'I`1l HICNIUIKS llNl.Y.

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Keith Voiulitun, Sllnininraiirlv ,.,...2ud

l"ri\sri‘, West Kent. Sl.. Hrluiol _,.2|\l

l.<iN\: i.-IVIG. or

'l‘l| li<i'l‘ll l`l.i\.\‘>‘ .‘ .

Kennctli M:ir'l.e/ul, \V|:e-il Kr-uf. .~.t_

ersou, Wsst Kent .\.t, tsl-l|ool_,_ Ln-

IINDIGR W/\'I‘I‘lll »\'WII\'l.

(ill NN ’l`ll _/\l.li.l

1<`ruru-is, Queen Sur, .\‘rbo~.l -- --- :sl-,

FIELD SPORTS

Hensley, Sumrnr-rside ls

3rr

75 YDS. DAS:-I. f_)!’IdN

Grourrds, llrighton, was brought 1,0 L,

I‘|\rfl1=, hlrilitftgllc .

(‘.l;|ir, Il/lout:|g1|e .... ,_ l_~rf_

i'i.AiN invu. opus 'ro ‘“‘""i"°' "“"”’"""“l"°" mf" 7i“°~

suuious Aw .iusious U,

MN F* l\i<'.!\'r-ill, rj, S, :gf-llool 15;

,. (`l1l|`ll, \V, I\. -\`\’l\ool ..

3 :I I . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . :<. . . .. An; ""’ _ _ ~ ,I f,.iri~.r._i\ um ii., ori-:N 'ro snurons.

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, ‘l.§\i|'f=|\ Sq. Silloryl .,

l'l.IIi1i¢‘, West lit-.nt Ht. Srliriol lslt rirlerson, Wei-al. lin-ut Hr.. .\`rl|o..I. Ztiil

ln the shooting inutrlg frr

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. t l~‘.uf.hbrlnnd, Montague

2nd

'_ BRIGHTON CLOSES

(Canadian Press.) ’ The Regatta under the auspices of As briefly reported in yesterday’s

the Georgetown Boating Association Guardian, a public meeting was held

OTTAWA. Aug. 20.- The Domllp- held at Georgetown yesterday, was a in the Market Hall, Charlottetown,

ion iloiernmeut is simply waiting t e splendid success and will class with on Tuesday night in connection with trend of events at Sherbrooke, No the most enjoyable aquatic events of the first union tonvention of the CPHUK9 IIHS Y-liken Discs ln thc Thaw the season. It is estimated there were\ Maritime Province Lodges of the ‘-550 H0 far “B the CHDIUII is CODCUH' over a thousand people present. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen cd ,The Special train from Charlotte- and Enginemen, which was opened in

d_ t d t d rt town had about 300 excursionists in- the city that morning and will be in

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Work Ends in u Series

` Athletic Events;

The (fudet (lamp at the Urdnanc ' ‘

c W. l'in¢.-nu, Queen hu. School 31d,

N 'll'G UF W_f\It, Sl<1Nl<)ll8.

> _I l~luinmcrsi\lc .......... .. lst

ies went back during the ,]|ly|`l\lr.rit:|i:LHf

. S'l‘./\Nl,‘ING HIGH JUMP

ing proceediuis was u pp... l<‘lllt SICNIORS. grniu of sporting events which uns entliusiustically carried out for prizes 5l\1\l`l'. Slim-u\¢‘I‘I~'illi‘, lst given by the Gover-unleiit um; t|,,,.\Vr:lsli, tguern Sq. Scllool . _.._.2nd

,' Morris, .\‘unun¢-rside ,,,, _. .ird

lowing ure the results! I 5

ItIl.’\'NI.\!G llllill JUMI'

FUR SENIORS.

f"\ll=ll`l>. Huinnu-rside, lst i\lorri~_:, S||inuu'rside 2nd

3rd

S Dewar, l\'lonf.u_i:uc ,, ggmtl “‘T‘\Nl)INu URUAD JUMP Vlyde llruluu, Montugur- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , ___ 3,-,ll Fun SENIORB-

.\'hurp, .rlumnn-rside, 9 ft. li ins. lit \Vcl.~|li_ Q. S. Sr'.hool,lift. Kimi ,..Zf1d

, (‘nmpl.cll, hlontulfue, lift. |‘.ins_,,_ 3rd

1il'NNlN(l lI1`{t)!\I) JUMP

l.,.,,,,,,,,, M,.,,,,y,.,,_ ,,,,,,,,,a,,,,,, ,ml iron SENIORS.

lst

(`u|npbell, .'\'loutm,'|ic, 2nd . ` --`1'<1u. fi. s. sr=i..»..| :ini

/\ull<‘rslu\, Wesl. l<'.ent Sl.. .\‘rliool_,_ l.sr,I , , _

io'r.\'if. u_\< rc,

Fl ill J UNIORS ONLY.

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\‘.’. Mc' urey, tl. H. Hclioril

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lst 2nd

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‘ SHOOTING

the

.titrullir'\n<.i Trust. 'l`ro1\hy, the result was us follows:

IMcNoviu_ W. Kent School ___,,,1sf,

Znd

Mollisou, bummersirle ...3rd

I GENERAL PROFICIENGY

/\fl<'r n very close contest the Sum

Him", J_ A_ Mcnonnldy Cardigan tiiemselies and would carry alfa; To JUNIURS ONLY' u1crsidoi(‘adet t7<i|ii.li|iiiy, _under the

56 mins. 31 sec. ................... .. 1SlZi“"" ‘_new ffffllcmbrances Ullill Wuum A. Morris, Suinmersille __ ._ lst ('U.m'."|“3( (ff m?~t./Hlctm H-hong' was Vemzh L_ H. Comm' Montuglle 2nd never iaue. it. was organisations of J wrimt Sunnuemmc ' 2", f‘_‘_‘m“’ tm 1'1"” 1"’ (’°"‘"`aI Em” Sini,'ior, T.W. McDonald, George- that lilnu that had done so mucn lui' ' L ' ' ‘ Uwcy' town .... ._ 3rd ‘"0 la'~""`mg l’“0P1*’ Of Umuda M111

BUHIU Il] IVIIIH

*used railway for the North side. lv r Tl-Iogan criticized the press for always ibooming the man who liecamc pros- per-oris by quitting his own home, but admitted that of late, there had been more generous recognition of what was being done by the home llm-mer, Mr. John Kidman of the Montreal Gazette, spoke of what he observcd as a visitor, and the oath-_ cring dispersed after a vote of thanks , had been given thc speakers. |

CONDE}`.‘SED ADS

` T00 LATE EOR

FOR CLASSIFICATION

One cent per word each insertl0¥\ ln

tm. columm [rash must accompany order. Mlnlmuu: charm fW*‘“W'°"“’ cents.__ _ _ _ ,-

W.’\N'[‘EI)-Il()/\IIDIdRl~lB 'IQWO IlIiS(;(JKS

'\ " zro . from college. 292* io28_;121M4ivd'l ` 7”" "`N'i"iin }\r'i°1Y ro i\.' B(1))IichemvIInA& Go. ' S'21M1w‘

_WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAAI1

housework, nllvly U’ Mrs- D'10,,,.',

M_._VlI_c5l_locl_t,_249__l‘rlnco Bt. _*Q ____

BUY `\r`v'.~\N'1‘ED FOR I’H.|§;\l'l [NG UI*-I

fi- . A l Guardian 0 C8- ” "" Y _$95.-i;2°Mmf~l

w/ii~T'ri€1T-T`GooD ooox. HIIWLIH

wages, No washingi) ;\Pl>lY 50 “_

r nee. i

'_:Nort0n, 76 UDIJSF 1023_8_2,M3,_|

A`n.ox`n}xNon”A'r°Ar.ssisroN P. ' in. island containing two pairs) .Ol the oholcest Prince Edward Is am’ niaek Foxes-<>n° 9°" being PM I

chased tW0 Y¢B|'l* 95°' “om famous _Dalton and G0fd°“ "“"a,,.| en. the female of tho otlixr P hai their osenrimz this v¢M» ““ h ° ,_ male from the 0"lt0“ "“\:‘° ” fr are a iuuf interest in etc er vim; the foxes to romllln in their pmtive "meh and the purchaser to NIC ms _heir the proselwv- 1*' °“° °,,,,,i ...rs of-nie hishm °1“°"°Y 1” re ranch is under the l>°l`5°“° wu‘;"‘M 1. of and expert. 0° I°" l"`l°°" eta considered. AIJPIY ff’ th” °°°'l, rg' ~mrr.m ' our-k. A1b°f*°"~ 1° 3;' island. 1031-8-2 m- .

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(Canadian Press.)

SHERBRUOKE, Aug. 10-Harry

K. Thaw, cut on from. escape from Mattewcan by his arrest at St. Her- mengilde de Gnrford, just over the international line from New Hamp- shire, prellered in his cell in the county jail tonight to fight all pro- ceedings to be taseu for sending him back.

Conspiracy, on which he is charg-

ed, is not an indictablc offence, and tonight word was received that the District Attorney of Duchess County. where the asylum is situated, is on his way here with ri warrant for bribery, which is extrndictable.

Thaw in defence ciaims he has a

ticket for Detroit and that hc can- not be held, as lic is just passing througli Canada.

(Canadian Press.)

HANGHUW. Aug. 19-The rebels

have abandoned Non Ulluhll. Cilpltfll of the Province of Klang Bi. Ar- raul;:mcnts nrc now under way for the entrance of the northern forces.

(Canadian Press.)

M0NTm<;,\1,, Aug. 19-Overcome

by smoke on the fifth floor of n burning building in Ht. Peter Street. Alphonse Caron. 15 years Old. was burned to denth today. ,The bodv was found close to an open window l,u|-ned to a crisp. Five firemen sus- tained minor injuries and vast crowds in Hospital street watching the fuel had a narrow escape when the arm! 0| ri great derrick on the tenth floor ‘ ol a building under construction fell into the crowd landing between ri. team of horses attached to a fire wagon. In the fall the derrick Mm struck ure neu're\evl1Unehulldinrz. wrenching part of the cornice away, but this delayed the fnll louis ci\0\|l¢l\ for the people on the street to hurry to places of safety. The loss is $40,000.

TRYING T0 CONTROL SCHOOLS

Eoiwourrou, Aug. 10-Ga\l°iM\H-

are trying to gain control of schools

A perfect day and over two thou-

sand spectators made the races at the beautiful driving park a great success. lt is estimated that there were over eight hundred horses and carriages in the vicinity of the grounds. The racing was among the best seen at the local tracks for, many years. In every heat the fm-| ishes were close-sometimes scarcely inches separating first and second- The greatest interest was manifested in every event. The Starter, Fred J. Wright had a difficult task but han- dled his fields well and gave perfect satisfaction as did all the other offl- cials. The promoters of the meeting, Messrs. MacDonald and McKinnon, \vcnt to nn immense lot of trouble and expense, hut were well rewarded by having a record crowd. Happy George, 2.23}, Carferry ami Rcxlight were the winners of their classes,' each horse going a splendid race. The track is several seconds slow but is a fairly good course. The ofilciuls` were as follows!

Starter-Fred Wright, Summersidc. Judges-H. C. Hooper, Hugh Mor-

rison nnd Robert (lrafer.

Timers-D. B. McDonald and Dr. P.

F. Smith.

The E-lummcrsidc band was present

and played very nicely.

cn, C. L. Grant; Dixie Girl, Hennes-

Ilazcl, V. (lonrad, Georgetown; Snowbird, Archibald Kinrr, Sturgeon; Monitor, P. Gotcll, Georgetown.

'NOISSUS NI

LIFE INSURANCE Ml\}N

ST. PAUL, MIUN., Aug. 20-Re-

presentativcs of more than one hun- dred American life insurance compan- ies were on hand today at the open- ing In this city of the annual conven- tion of their national association. Governor lsilierliart and Mayor Keller welcomed the visitors, for whom re- spbnse was made by W. Q. C019, OI Jackson, Mass. The feature of the afternoon session was the annual ad- dress of W. A. Llndly, president of the association. Tomorrow the con-

Time 2.2752, 2.292, 2.30, vention will take un the discussion of

` rates,~ competition, agency supervis-

2.30 PACE, PURSE $100. lon and other topics of interest to

the insurance world. The gathering will close Friday morning wltli the election Of officers.

SUMMARY.

2.24 TROT, PURSE $120.00

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Zenlot, McKenna .... .. Shrubli, Grossman . Goldie T., Matthews . . . ... Time £.29}, 2.29}, 2.30.

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Aco1nnN'rAi.i.v KILLED.

EDMONTON, Aug. 20-F. W. (‘ox

Assistant Mill Manager accidentally shot and killed his wife ns he leaned forward to kiss her prior to her leavlmz the luiuso for n drive. Hcllnfl

‘.2 MINUTE TROT AND PACE

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Rexlight, Robinson .1 Yankee Princeton, Steele 3 White Socks, Morrison 4

in their districts and install Gull- ca t h rn In some Plufefl BWI*

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Campbellton Belle, Mlllman G Dry Flmner, Acorn .... .. (latherlue M., Grossman

ln his hand n rcvolvcr which he wus cleaning und which wcnt off Bullet

lim-gmgng 15 now dismissing them and ,Sweet Marie, Matthews . . . .._ G 7 dr --_-*_*-‘

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6 5 entering her head.

lint;-l,,_q' Ruth, Frank Stewart; Vix_ great gatherings of statesman ln this

city, of philanthropists and capital-

sy Bros.; Bumble Bee, F. Howe. I5'-Sf but H0119 Wew so welcome as 1il<iRVl'I(‘.K, N. S. Aug. lll_- Henry! Rlltl., 32 mlm, 59 sec9_ 1E¢,you who are working and laboring Meekings, over sixty years of nge, nl

Vixen and Dixie Gm were dis4ua1i.ifor your fellowmen by the sweat offarnrer, living nenr liinustuu. wnsl

lied |,e¢,mSe they exceeded the weed your brow. (Applause). You who:gored to death by u steer nt nine` limit, while Bumble Bee became dis- are Carrying out the Divine command o'Clock yesterday morning. A small abled and did not race. are thrice welcome here to-night, I herd of cattle was being driven from

can assure you that the citizens of

BOATS AND DORIES, WITH EN- Charlottetown are delighted to have f0F Shlllmfllt to l“lr1lilnX. The road

GINES NOT EXCEEDING 5 H_ 1»_ you here for three or four ,lays and was dusty, the bent intense and the I FLYING START; 'pwloig OVER consider it an honor, because it will animals were cXl\-"ulstcd mul madd- THE COURSE. add to the prestige of our city and be 9“‘I“‘l~ 0"” 5"3‘“"` ‘l‘"‘Tl’°"l l’¢‘l\‘l IW U12 I

as it were a binding link with the

the intention of the Premier to have mudc a speech of welcome on behalf of the Province, but owing to his re- grettable absence at the last moment, he (thc speaker) was called upon to fill his place. He therefore had great pleasure indeed to extend to those re- presentatives aud delegates of an honorable and worthy calling a most cordial greeting from the people and the Government of Prince Edward Is- land. He thought His Worship the Mayor, had expressed very well the sentiments of their people towards un orgnnlfatlon of that lnind. No man ln a provlncehke Prince Edward Is- land where everybody had to earn his bread, work' for his living; where there was no great wealth and no ex- treme poverty, could but feel well disposed towards un organization of that kind. They all had the greatest and klndost sympathy towards the successful efforts which the organiza- tion had in the past done to raise the standard of their profession and improve the condition of its mem- bers. They well knew and felt the du- ifzs and rcsponsibilitles of the ini- portant class of work that they were called upon to perform at all times. He understood that that orgunim- tion was representative of the loco- motive firemen and engineman of the whole of North America, that it took in the united states, and the greet flomlnion of (‘nnnda, half n continent; in itself, and also the republic of

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,a mountain pasture to the IJ. A. R.,

ken,s I,.e,.,.y’ 'WHA d`isqua1me~d' on ,,c_ then. 8 hearty greeting because when I

count of her having exceeded the ""’_“ ‘WS created he wus to 9"" I-‘I5 |. |

speed limit, while the Florence, Jas. “‘1"¥ L'-V me “Wea-V Ui I-U5 WOW 9-110 '

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PIIIIII U. S.

(Uaondinn Press. )

Ml<lXl(`0 (`!1’l`Y.- Aug 20.-Fu;-¢_h.

or ncgotntious looking for n pmmgful solution of the Mexican sitrmtion, following Huerta's rejection of Pres- ident Wilson's proposals, as submlct- Cd IW ~I‘ll‘n Lind. will depend on Washington. If the United States government is willing to yggpon the contro\'ers_v there is every reason (0 believe the Mexican government will be willing,

roadside; others cliargr-_rl ut people,

Imp, Louis Harris, Murrny Har- other provinces of Canada." (Ap- in Ki“I>'S“""» F- “~ N“"U“’"\ IW'-illlil

bor lst blouse.) one who .had 'I "Wy """“W °SC‘ll’0~ I

Mary, R. Clary, Georgetown ......‘2nd Mr. Mcckins tried tu turn one of tlu- l Humming Bird' A_ Hardy Ge0,.ge_ SPEECH BY MR STEWART steers from :1ficlll,wlu-u the animal

town _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 3rd rushed upon him und one of the Othrr competitors in this event The lion. Mr. Stewart the next "hm" I““`"" l’l"T""'l l\i~< li'>‘l_V. “liter- “.,.m Dot, Murdock King, Sturgeon; speaker, expressed his (leliglit at be- “"1 hi” I“”\"f-. llcath wus almost in-2 Reliance, H. Fisher, Sturgeon; J. D.Iing present at that meeting. It was st“"t""°""s‘ ‘

IEHFIBIE Illllillll III HHUUKLYN. N.Y.;

NEW YORK. MIR. 15|-The bodies I

UI Mrs- MHFY linkc und her four children, Horace, 17; \Vulter, l'l;| Stella, lil, und Dorothy, 14, licre found in their llrooklvn homo yestcr-I day horribly mangled. lu-side them, I llyllltl. wns the lnisbuud and fufhcr, Henry l.rxkc, ri rcst:uu'uut. chef. _~\p-- pnrcntly he killed ull five nud then fntnlly wouudcrl himseli. 3 ln n corucr, huddled i|\ :\ pool of

blood, with u gaping wormll in his head was Lake. He wus in ii semi-

Vl<`rederick \ Cniiilrog, Mexican For- cizn Minister in a statement galil that uegotutions between Lind and the Mexican government are not entirely broken off but were being continued confidently. Despite gba Forcilln Minister Gn.mboa's state- mcnt_ ho\vr\.vcr, it is known here that .’\1cvir‘o`s reply to the United Staten \rbi|-.- couched in diplomatic language was ri dr-finite rejection of President \\'ilsnu‘s 1\ropor~u.ls as precedent by \I.iurl. Unless thc Washington govern- ment secs fit to submit new propos- itions then the ncirotiations must be considered herewith closed. .

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BIRTHDAY.

I’Al"tlS, Aug. 20-President Poin-

cnrc celelirafed his fifty-third birth- day nuuiversary today, having been born nt liar-lc-Duc, August 20,1860. llurinrr the forenoon all the foreign dl- plomiits resident ln Paris called at the lfilvsee and formally presented the congratulations of their respective sovr-reurns nnd zovernuients,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COIIIIG EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ITC.

conscious condltlou and could only mumble incohcrcufly_ He was rushed to a hospltnl. where pliysicluns said he could not live, According to his neighbors he was n kind father, nm; riven to excessive drinking. The pol- len are nt n loss to fix u motive for rfl\e_criruc. lic wns about 45 years old und his wife about 40_

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