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i’ut Forward in Church don-EI - _, I AQ ‘JE 7' _ _

ference and Cause Much

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Nonrurlsilso, Mars., Ang., 5-

(special)--That there will he lndlvldu ality witli peculiar and personal char- acteristics after dearth, and resulting therefrom will come theological dif- ferences in heaven and different ex- planations for divine things, \vere the statements mgde before the <¢gnfu_-_ ence hers by Rev. Mr. Jowett of Eng- land.

They precipitated a. general .linens-

sion among the delegates.

Dr. Jowett advocated a fmm. ul

church unity which set the ministers thinking. ~

He severely _criticized the lack of

llnrmony an unity among Christian denominations and said what ...ug needed 'was not theological unity,

He advocated unity of aczion for

the good of the world, but (loss utll; heliwe that unity of doctrine or creed is' possible.

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WllMiN'S STRANGE '

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St. John Lady Reads Account That She Was Murdered

in Boston. ‘

ST. JOHIN, Aug. 5-lSpecial)~Mis,<

Esther White was greatly surprised up- on reading in this morning's papers the account' of her own murder in a Eoston boarding house. The young woman is a native of

St. John mnd is now spending a va- cation here, having recently coma from Worcester, wnelte she, practices nursing.

The woman found dead in Boston

went by the same nlanrc and hailed

Boston police made a mistake in iden- tity.

The real identity of the victim is

still unsolved.

SEEAMEH LUST

UHilWNE|]

CAPE TOWN, _ Aug. f>-(Spf:cinl)--

The British steamer Maori foundered last night off Slang Bay.

it is feared the fatalities are heavy

ns the vessel carried a considerable number of passengers.

Nine survivors have been landed

nnd six bodies were washed up on the beach.

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Kv.-ela Minard's Linlment in ile house.

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The many friends of Mrs D. H.

Stanley of Bt. Avards will regret to lenml that she is confined to the P. E. I. Hospital, where she was taken on Monday last.

_ Mlm rd's Linlmeut Lumhermarfs friend

The _Cii‘c"Tlih,Ti“o_n of rllr eulnnur.

Morning Daily and Rurlil Daily

WEEK ENDING JULY JIST. |909

MONDAY 7315 TUESDAY................ 71431 WEmlF.sDAY 7355 '1‘rrUllsnAY..... ._.._...7slo Plunav sA'rUanAY.._............ 7965

I Total uholonscloeu only avenge .........._1w

'rin all-euiouon for 'rin or-nn-,

L0'l"l’l’I‘0WN GSARDIAN in greater. than thgt of ' _l the otllir Daily. Nawepup n on Prince Edward Is- land combined.

The above flguru are not the

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partment of the Guardian One

with .some experience preferred. Must. he thoroughly honest and trustwor- thy, Apply at Once to the Silbitfip- tion counter between 8 and 10 s. m.

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f,\l~'|7l"liiD,wa house maid by Ang.

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' ‘.Oli'l‘UNl§} told in business, love, I4 marriage, domestic aifal_rU_. Cll-

¢0lllI“l' *Milli Old 01611166 ln lP0u0d».'en'qk€‘ speculations' etc" all mysusf,

blank d d t ed pnprc. Th e figures `:hdw“oli.iT; actual paid eulntion

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llfthdhu. A cn" 1 _ _ _ iziorth (loaticook, 1’.___ll;le_.__\-_o\_l_\f'_l»ll. vlloilaewon Gerald St. I containing four rooms. ADl>lY U Guo fl' Curl-_ 28 Iierchlmod .°-r.

hu worth' A_ve.__# ¢r___&§d1°!l’.d~

E. ri ` ki " ' ` to I* m pmbzd :d";!l%hie nl- dnwn wili~b\ given anyone whv 'll to verily circuletidn.

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ents bicycle Frnnk lame,

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containing the dead Celestial was car- ried bhrough a veritable path of ame caused by the lgnieion' of she

];or 'wAurl1n, ln on mnlilng ne- QW glass by B mul cmcker, A

_ When the cortege reached the pit which was to be the final resting

lace of theft shlprgate. they encoun- hered another obs acle. The grave

had been dug in the afternoon and had ,been filled with water in the

on low land, Before their burden

their hws, _caps and other impromptu receptor as to bale the water out of the trench. . I

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I One of the most lamentuble drown- o'clock and brought the boat to an-fwltll the surface though full of.fto help the young men. They were steamer, with her flag at half-mast, ing fatalities that has ever stirred chor od the centre of Indian Cove water. l soon restored, i-came to the wharf with her gud ‘uul-_ the people of Charlottetown occurred between two hunldrell and two hundf in the meantime, 'muuv purple v.llo By this time some ofthe Indians dell- yesterday a“7°m°0“ 'ali' ROCKY l'0illt. Wd lllld llfl-Y yards from the shore. had g°“° t° India" COW lfvlll f-his had come down to the shore, and one; Coroner H. D. Johnson viewed tho 'rue first lntlmntlnn of the nccld- 'rlrn ode wns almost high, having bnen.Clly to spend s holiday. :ls =\'=ll BS ofgthfrm. lwvins Osfs. but out in the bodies on their arrival inn-n, ...nl nl.

rent was heard between three and on the ebb but a short time. At the'_ um "5‘de'“tS_°E “fe °°`55"‘--` "li lhlll boat. The body of .James Burnett was ter hearing the statements of the our oclock, and aroused widespread time of anchoring there would, atlffsofh and UW MICIUHC ll“'~ fill* Wllo floating, being partly buoyed up by survivors,. decided that an inquest concern. The news circulated quick- the place, be about twelve feet of uve there- had ll9C0m9 l},W1\l`-" ill T-lit an artificial leg which he wore: Thilfwas unnecessary. ly and dllrlng the remainder of thu water. 'UB-SGGY g0illg 011'. 8¥ld°ll21l it*-»*»‘le!‘<'\l body was brought ashore at once, and .The bodies were then taken by the dfw WHS the fihlef ‘wllic of converse- Ure punt was drawn alongside and at the Sh0"°~ M091 Ol UNSC i»i‘¢'-ld- it was thought that life was not ex-iundertakers to the different berenvufl UOH amwli: ull Classes. _ the men began to get into it. There' mrs were W°m¢lll Bild "ll‘l-'ll'\*1l- '.l`l1<‘y tinct as not much time had elapsed ghomes. That' of young Me-Aulay was The facts of the distressing affair was a good deal gf wutel- lu it which had been enjoying themselves ln. the since t-he accident. Mrs. McNally and taken charge of by his brother who,

M0 BS follows. Hal-ry Gallant 'uuguu tu l,u_ll Ouulshore never dreaming- of the ll-..xll';.le others tried to revive him, and fora on receipt of the news in the after-

1_\ll0llf Ui/0 p. m., yesterday, Eph- One after the other dropped in, till l“t¢‘|`l`“Ptl0Il OH U18* WHS C0 mar the long tried the means of resuscitzating noon had at once driven in to Char.

ralm, Gallant, oi _this City, a well seven of the eight had left the llnil Pleasure of their h01idl1`Y. 'I`ll0‘,f had the nearly drowned, but no responsellottetown. He took the corpse back known fisherman, and -President ,of boat. The eighth man, Peter Doyle_ S9011 the punt sink, but took it for came to theinefforts, which they sor-ww flu-uuudle’ last night

the League of the Cross, embarked wt-lllfl n0t leave the sail bose, `.le` granted; all- on .board were slvilllmcrs, rowly ceased when convinced of bheiri -i with pseven others, on"ooard his lcb- doubted if it was Safe to further bupland would be able to reach the shore. rowfuil\y ceased when convinced of It is almost impossible to state the ster boat, for Rocky Point. Some oi den the punt. In fact, some of thoslfwamed by E56 cries of Duyle and OE their h°p'e1°SS““ss' lillllllfl-ll Slll'Pl`lS¢ With Whith Citizens them are memlhers ofthe committee to who were already _in the leaky cr-aftzthosf’ Wh” were lighting for their Shortly after bringing' in Burnett's 'learned of lull; auuulllng accident, arrange for a icnic and the h ld' had some mls lvlugs’ but the awk lives, they quickly realized the im-_ body the-Indians went out- and with ‘ All of the drowned were, with the

D o ing g y

of the annual sports ol the League llle l-lull, uecuusu tuuy wluuud to getiuninent peril of the struggling men. ‘the “ld °f ll 5Bll._£‘3¢B_l‘ tilt! I€¢0'V¢l‘ed exception oi McAulay, well-known

of the (lross and their purpose ln ,uuhoru wltuuut muklug more than" Those who cou,d did whatl was possi- th? ll°dl‘=S Of the 0tl1%l'S,Hnd‘ brought l;¢l~¢_ and warmly llkud and popular going over was to Seleut u ullgaulu ,one trip, \ llbie to afford aid, but there were no' _l1ll9m_*-0lHlld- Then l1ll¢Y l>l`0llgll‘l- 05 in a wide _ circle of acquaintance, place, for the event,. which was In this condition the punt was,[`lJ0Ht5 P1 hand M l-`0 $0 t0 the rescue, from th# b°“t_- Dqyle ""'h° had been _ Ephraim 0/allaht was the oldest, man scheduled for next Monday. started for the shore, Ephraim Gal.`,"°" “t the crniical time when a"ssiSt'l`”' h°"°r`St"°k°“~ Witnesn of W9 of the pdrty, and the only one that ln all there embarked on the boat:~ limi Dl`0Delling it by sculllng at ance was H105* Medea WSW 'fflleffll death df his friends' “nd “tterly mm' _WHS 'mBl'rl0d. He leaves a wife and! a Ephraim Gallant., captain uull the stem, It wus deeply lualludfany men on the scene. There was nl .ble ll” m0” H' hand W help them- -Helson of about fourteen years to mourn

Owner of the bonu ,The rolling motion 'lmpal.le[l by the.boa‘t on the swore but there were no' has "0tk”0W1”dge of U16' ma“9»¥9Ulell*- the tragic death of a father and hue.

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Peter Doyle, mail.earrier, of l_l.l, sculling caused the seams at the 0Bl`==` ln lf~ °E boa S' *md eve" ‘E ff hm- ‘Une mall band than whom none could be more

City, ‘ glues to dip beneath the surface with! 'Phe survivors of the-,accidcnit speak cogldxhavg dslne list hl~tl¢1e~ loving and kind. He was a native of

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James Burnett, this City, son ol every stroke. Water came in more “"l"h admlfatlon °f th* °°“‘1“°t “E .Ove B or ya er se 0 or ockyiR“sti°° and “Gut fUl”W‘flve years

Gr-0, Bul~n¢l,;_ .mplllly tlluu lu could ue hallell ,,u,t Mrs-. McNally, a swat- of Mrs. Jam- P°“lf_' 50 COHVOY tllecad news to the=|0ld_ The others were all young men

Harry Gallant, who lived with his with the bucket which Harry Gal-565” Kelly. Of Ulié City- S119 gushed ;°1“t;"'”t"’tEV1(‘;¥;ms-.dlzfaf/00k tlleiof between twenty and 1;w¢rli;y-flvll

grandmother on Euston Street' ,. ,ant wasmlsmg' when about haulout the boat tuwards, the three, who erry oa o, ls l Y an ver! soon years of age. All, with the exception

Wllllum Morgam of this (uw, the dl'u-l»_a.uuu_ betweun uulllmutl uull were swimming in going out in the “fe sad details were b°illS'1l°t°ll¢‘dl»0 of McAulay were members of the

son of Jas. Morgan, and a tailor l.y shore had been traversed, the punt'W“tel` UP f-0 bel' Fleck t0 (10 5°~ one 0! with e_vEry expression of Borrnw and League Of l-he CYOSS- E. Gfallant was trade. - filled and-sank beneath its occupants. the thl`€9“Tmlll0"_a|m°St (10110 Wt- mth r--mtimse _ Sympathy for the bc' Pl`°Sid°lll5 01 th!! League and a m-em-

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Robert T,.ai,,O,__ 0,, this City a son Tlu.ee‘0f them, Mclnnis* T,-aln ,u umygrasped the boat, and knew he was méived reiantltrf' lbcr of the B. I. S. He was a man of

gf James 'frulnur pulmul- I Morgan jumpu-,rl Clear ufgd belug ble safe. His swim had almost exhausted n realm' 0 mgssages Drs Ulm' high standing in both orders and ac-

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Ch‘"1°“ Mclnnis of this CHLYL _son to swim, started for the shore. lil?ollt him for he had all his clothes on. :xr T; thieguxzrfgyegongld I-:wtid uve "1 E005 Work for his fello\vnlen_

gfrornw Worcester," "co“riseq'uhefn‘tly'*tE€"7,3l*"§u§,7¢§l§l"`l{l`l§l{{l§l`;_T‘T"""""` ` " ""`”"Tu"flu}{HE]fl"§.u{§§`},H` ```````` """,""` not” having discarded his'coa.f.T He- _- ry °° ° ‘ ' 9 'He was a leading nYa‘n"i'l1"the E. PJUT

` Duulel lvlcAuluy_ ol Tl-auu,llu_ Itls uolt known just what ‘ the was quickly assisted ashore. pl'_‘°edWh°;"’Dt"° t_’°‘u°‘ 157 th*’<,Y Welt and will be widely mourned. ‘

As the party wonldhavo to anchor qther [Our did in their extremity' Mclnnis’ was probably the bust ions Que thr. Mellish. J.P., an-d. the _V Mcaulsy had only come to Chariot. the large lobster boat off the shore Whether theY grasped each other (it Swimlmér of the three. He made Znod “` er E' e. absence of A coroner _fewwn the day befor” with llis fl'l9lld.' they took ill tow a flat-bottomed :is said that none of them uguuld progress after he left the punt, being summoned a Jury and ‘7i°W°d the T0* 'Charles Mclnnis. He was to have be-

” _ .fr e of the encumbrance of his coat, mains- 5° th” UW- 1att°l`°0\1|d 'u w ki th b i _ f

punt to effedt a landing with, 'rms swim) or became entangled ln tho. e, _ g 11 0’ U 9 "S REBS 05509 0 the

I r h. h cover d th b no which he had left in the sail boat. bf? 1"=“10V9d- Exumluer next Week He leaves a

punt was the intimate cause gf the 60 8 HBS W lC ', € G 0 111 - At llailf' st "x R F M d - distressing accident. which nesulted' cannot he told. Peter Doyle. from Morgan wa.S ‘allowing him' The lat- ot flipa Tth E I B ‘gan and father and m0fllf=F, four brothers and lltflfflllllfe lf ll!! Wim* lllh fllzhlf for _ . » ter found it a hard fight and called “er ° ce” 0 ° Benfvmlmt Irish ai sister at his home in Tr c 1' ln the <ll‘0“lllllK Of l0Ur of the mem- the large boat, saw the three swim- ut t Mem -‘ _..C n t h Society and of the League of the 8 mm'

hers drum l.ont'.; company. lt and mers progressing towards land. but ° D ms' _ '" you °“° C, t ` T

» -_ ,- bottom." Mclnnis tried but could °5s We” °Ve"- hey drove to the

been lying exposed to the sun of late Saw "NY mug of the °th°‘s “ft” not and awnm about a dozen yards place where the drowned men lay and and the heat had opened wide thelthe punt .went down with them. They luuthel-_ quell he tried again and revercntly placing the bodies in ui seams between the planks. It was apparently did not come to the sur- found he was in water up to his neck, wagon, brought them to the ferry-

lcaking freely. face long enough to be notvced, nor Hu lmmedlulely went to M0,-gun ,md bout,

The sail over to Rocky Point was did it appear that any of them strove helped him to safety. The three were The arrival of the boat at Chariot- lt

Safely and pleasantly accomplished. tt) reach the punt, which relieved of,at once taken care of by Mrs. Kelly. tetown was awaited by an immensg The party arrived there about three. the weight was now floating level who was most untiring in her efforts crowd. At a little before eight tl-l¢

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.Ephfaillb Who was a distant relative.

Four Lives Lost In dlisrlottetoivnl i§aflan`t,' James Burnett, Harry dallant, ol SClli\r,lef`tesfowri and l)'dfii`él Niclifiilny of Tracadie. The Disiressing Faiality Will-c'=Sp1'eed_ liathy. All Were Poliular and Well .Kn'owi'I. Three Gthéfbs

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Jas. Burnett had been employed as

Harry Gallant was theryoungest of llB‘ dl`0Wned. He was a promising, Y0l-lllg man and' had fished with

Sl[iM{H ASHUHE HUW CHINESE "IHIWNU MEHCY."' JBHHAIN UHUEHS

ll, Huw Hu Bunn slnrnnl sullllns' nuns insults lun inn

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intei"fm. Selina Cruz being uitllifed I \‘

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wns dwosited the Orientals utilized ~E~`\

MADRID, Aulgl. 4.-An announcemint ` '

1- . ' od b _th ini'ter of th Inter or

VICTORIA’ B' ("" Aug' 4'” Whm ltsosdlay dgclargs that tranquility nov: PONDON' A“5“st 1--‘TM S“'ll'°0»"‘l

. , the Bt'?“m9l` Emnf UE the J°l’Se“ *md reigns throughout Spain, except ir. “uttee of the Imperial Defmc” C0m‘

ST- UAV IDS. Wales. Aug. -J-(SD00 Ostmmder line' which ,S to Bai, agvaim certain isolated localities of Gatalo mittee. appointed to consider mat-

ial§l-A large foul*-mastcd steamer ran _ _ . . ters of aviation, has given a verdict

_ for Mexico and Oentlal American nla. y of rigid dir, _ible ba" f th

On the sublllergcll rockll under bt. ports on August 5¢_h~ was at Salina A column of tru-ops_r.onlp0sed ol arm The 1 1 “ons 9 Davids Head in u V£l`Y llefwy log and . _ ' ‘ artillery. C8llV8FY “Fld ll\l““t'¥`l‘_ t°daYi id y' t B rap me comm' ee 9_°“"\

(.ruz, great difficllif.y was experienced . H marching on Suhadell, ten mules s ers_ hat t csc machines possibly

is still _f'ast_ -r ;,y her Chinese crew in burying a ship-'from Bmmlona' wlleud thu luuul-geugu may become valuable to the army, 'I`l\° fog Still *wld* “ml the ""““°"- .nays who line died ns n rnsnlt or tu- are null holding ont., with orders tolgllf “HY 3110>’ mtllsi lhsivllllle ,tv asceufl hull “Of been l<lGll¢l‘l°ll- ber uiosis. Despite obstacles the 'repress mercilessly any assistance h° 3 mlm ‘ El'€‘H 9l` fl E f lllll Yell

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A life-boat is alongside the steamer. gxlentttlg itrlllsisted on theirL{‘&YéeSé°\Z¢B,i§‘ that may be encountered. tuzgruleigragségzelclwllagglgg be

:___ ns un e sun was sn V r ----*r* _ Wm Secseluly Haldane ,,,,,,,_,_,,;ce,l

. -" th _ l lr, v mn th bel-`. ‘ , ° “ °' “

'r0n0N'1‘0. Aus. G~Ali¢f an illness ,fsgffguf fn,,l,f§_ er grgcueglueg fu, The temperature Nb 3 0’°l0°l¢ ll\iB,report the Admiralty had ordered n _ gl.. pl- wm. Mac- a ' » ‘morning was o2 degrees. ,rigid dirigible nf_tho_,_lsrgesttype.

lasting Wm” "E0" " ' pallhearers several of the crew ' i

. _ l ln r-cus ol Knox ' _ -- ---r-*I-°-"' .from the Vickers, and the Government

I‘""°"' /I fmclpn *me ‘ march-ed, shooting off fir crackers. , l h r .I cum. at uldemh t ‘us m College, ls dcnd, aged 82 years. Whether the sum, tullt. luauvnd wgu Ask for Mhnrd s and fake lfo ot e . 9 a Y 0 . WHS » Y W l

V _ _l _ dv d_ rt .1 tm, bm_la~‘l. ,__;._-_-_.. one 'construction of three non-rigid

f ~ ' ' . - ‘___, - 9;* B"'TE¢m'°.n "l;°h, °t mar d _ \ balloons and two aerolllsnes for cx- c"”’“"""“';~;.=.r..;.lnl7c =.ct`.."~.c"‘V§i-;'ii.*».*'.."”l. l.;:"'.°_....° ‘=. s‘;:°..l..; °;l.:: -....2 ~ \\ we-» 1 Mr as

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\\ m";§ii?_t Uxfherfarkahle' events of recent

days-.Bleriot's flight moron the | channel, and the flights in America--.sgn

` _ all point to the fact that some time _ U \

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ETHUUHLE EEAHEU

‘ _|i_i_ P|EESBili`ili‘

PITTSBURG, August 4.»-Fears of

serious trouble are entertained ii the expected eviction of 48 strikers ond their families is attempted by the

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'Once Swift Liners Now T* _ Slow Ofiered For A_n_y;;.

Re`a§o.'ab|e Price- E'

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NEW YORK, Aug., E’.--§£i|>i:niall,-

The day of the single screw lirier is done. __

The crack Cunard racers i-Itruria

and Flmhrin., which first cut the day record, are ti':d up useless at Birkenhead.

The (`\|nard Line announce that

these vessels, wilich cost. $400,000 each are for sale :ind no reasonable c.-fier will he rl>f'ust-ll. __

The rcusoll is they are foo c-~»‘..ljJ in

this day of twin und quadruple screws and of tlirnine engines. -. _

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Wii]i]W'S CUWS

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i’ollce Declare H m Nicanesi of the Tribe In All the Uomlnion.

-WI.\`l)Sf>R, Aug. 5--f.\‘lw.l'}:~I) <-A detective if: nc;-l'l'llillg for the r.u‘un'- est mnn in i'ullad.l, \\'ilr.- ,~i_oll- three miloh cows 1`r~.nnl l\lrl~=_ lszlnc l.lniii<~:‘.X.

Mrs, Maillrziix'-_1 hushzlnd diefl i‘»\‘=>

weeks aim lc.l\‘ill;~ htr to support eight small lxllllilrfru. ’i'i-.0 < .\.-- L-- ll-ar were an irriportnnt source l-cv»llul>.

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Such is Harry Thal~.’s Inten- Wiiven _|f_ Sgt tive. His

Den Prepared. ‘

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NE\‘V YORK, Auf. 5-'Spcei:|l,-

Harry 'l`l1n\v will licvoic his life to

freedom from the Maitawan oslhllu.

Anticipating such ll victory, his

the janitor of the League of the nluther. Mrs. Thnw und ter <‘.a\r€llt:-r ‘Cross Institute. He was an amiable Young man. and his loss will ocra-'ll1\`~’<‘ -“i`f‘llt $2='».l\"~l\ fitting so n i'.l<<r- sion great regret.

Alice, tilt furmcl- (`o\\llt.l~;:'. `.nl'lur-lllzil,

ary den for Thaw.

Both Hurry and his.l‘_lnti.e>. le-

liove he will succeed in lfir-rr~r_v work and for il ycnr this has in.-in uzld'-r discussion.

srnlnln is

sun nl inn

And Prices Prohibitive Be-

Pressed Sect-l (`ar Uolnpany u_, their

homes near the (‘ompan_\".~' piullt _.lib f_}Z_|_|SQ Qf thi; St[`ik8¢ Many

Schoenvflle.

A double force of Deputies with thc. Pennsylvania State (?on.~llahulnl'y .rf on guard at the works, At it nl;l.~~.

' Without Shelter.

meeting held on Indian Mound l-.sl.\

night strike leaders counsc-lied the men to maintain peace, but it is bcr<

l :-"i'.`- T\]~ii|l.M, Ally. .l»~fHpr~nilll> < lsliv l...lm ls sllilcrinu avril-llsly from

dicted that the sight ofthcir wiv(-fra, ul,,,,,.._., lu ,,,,,,,_

and cliifdrcn being sllmmarily forcrd into the streets will rouse the 'idir workmen to n frenzy. Tile striker.- claim that the hops of a quick set tlement of the differences existing hc twcen them and the (Yompany's .lf- iicials is bright, and they will mal.-_ further efforts today to bring their alleged- grievances before representa-

'tives of the flnmpany. 7 -"_"-"____;”__'_

in the future the aeroplane will. he ~ .. A rnnui: snlnl

suits."

_cizowns RUSH 'ro '

PUBLIC axacurrou.

,PAR.IS, Aug., 5-The sudden official

announcement that ,a public behsuiv fog would take place this (Thllrsday) morning in the Boulevarde .fronting

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WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Ang.

4.-~Nuvs9apcrs of 'all shades of opin~ l ion today applaud the rcrnnrkl of Sir

British house of commons luncheon last Friday in regard to the ultimate achievements of the imperial defense conference The Wellington Poet

g 'i’|lo.~lc rsllo nf-l;lel'fl‘ll to luy ill ll. f==\l'.pi_v \:l".\l'c i.ilc strike bclzan are ilu- ~.\'..2..f _~l'iTcl'l~r.~l.

lruul ls nlrf-udy clllllpletrlyhlxhausr-

f...i ond lm-ni is .~'corl'e and expensive. l ’I`ilc l'e:.i.nl\l‘urlfs have raised priceti und flx:l.r.;-_ org- prollillitivc except for

[)(!l';lfll\?K ir iIIllDil‘ flll‘|lflH.

The .<i_lik.‘\'< nie living on fish and

thollsulllls lllc cnlnping out.. Some are in tents, but o.:.uy are without shel- tcr on the sllol-.nl and islands-of the Arclliptlllgll, whclc they spend their time in nnuling.

'l`lle nllflluritics have taken, charge

of the milk supply and soldiers are distrio\liin_u milk in limited_quantl- ties. _

Pallpers from the state p0Ql‘ ll0\lS0

have been enlisted to replace the

lug,-lklng grave diggers and llhdertsll' are and instead of hearses stretchers

Joswh Ward’ the ;'”"m°r M' theare bcinz used' to carry the corpses to

the cemetery. ~`

Funerals proceed under military CS*

cort. _

.__ Slnte Prison, created a sensation in 'Un'm‘d.'S,,_ J . _

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Mcnouanl. ls srarr orrlcaa. , °°~TORl"l~9’ tl*f_”,,,"1,‘,t°,,,,,_ '°'“ '“f °‘_‘ff‘l lsew_z..nlnn‘.)l; nlls;i_a;Hbr¢r;gno\:3;

_ '-'-° l)mlmedfsiteiy immense crowds gath- '"5" n" "3 'V

LONDON, ang, 5-Lleul. col. J. C. 'ronoN'l‘o, Ang.n.t s-(speel..l»-- ma, but were kept nncl. from lln.!"“’“*"‘ "f ‘"7" °"“'“““-W' ‘° 1:5 McDougall. now in corrimand df’ the Easterly winds, partly fair, some guillotine hy the police. Parisian sen~ D°m1"‘°"' “nd my' “ut the ape" Wolseley Barracks, will bs tfensfér- showers, a little lower temperature. timent has long been opposed to ‘h°"°“ l-his Proper rel|‘t;fonD .v;h‘ich

red on September ist to Halifax ssl The tilme between sunrils and sun- public executions, for in thu pant, ”"““l“ 0! ‘li lritwaen tqch onlgn on y _ _ (thief Sta-ff Offifer of the Maritime set today will be I3 hours. 24 min- they have been accompanied by ?.'::_l"f'hé’h:‘£gh°r u:“,'mél.s‘ :hit uae; for further announcements. “gn the Provinces. utes. ltandalous scenes. ,l;¢¢¢h geeurnthlycgvscrlhelthe growth m°“““m° 3" ready'

pf1¥l'iIl»iUllt ll WU WXUIIIH.

An unprecendent wheat crop is

about ready for harvesting in the Wesb-which means months# steady employment for a vast army. of men for man months Watch' t' papers

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