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death occurred last night of Thomas brooke. I

Whlw. 000 Ol S2 Juhn`s oldest and mfst The police were summoned thlsmornlng

honor:-d citizens.

Mr. White had been rather pon-ly for Tower Ecircoi and make mom fgra new

some time with a weak heart, and, nccrm-I mari, '

Dnllflll |27 MW- Wi‘i"e went ovcr lo Sc t~ Mr Alliughorn had ire' rr di>ruir~sed, but mud W r°c‘EP°T°i°~ _ claims the contract was violated. Ei D“\'|lW i?h'°_l`él"1\`°‘ Nl'-"|111 ‘~'0!i4Re he was lic vlill bring suit lo enforce what he m

Thomas White, Well-Known Citizen Dies on".Tr`aih“ Returning irom Europe - Teacher Ejected From School

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SP¢3liSi0. Large...Anll°7A rovin Audience ln"

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‘ Opera House, Atttended By Electors oi

Both Parties =-_=Various Opinions

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of VANcouvr;n,August2l-(Special)--Thr

_ Liberal Assvrialion of this city has

Borden and Bergeron arrived this There wana large array of citzens on Nw to (,m_,,|, the ()§¢.,m 1,|m[¢,e,1 tl-,,|,, on

They were heartily cheered and were eryre. | l was very successful, while critic ri Libr r~

driven to tue homes of_W H Thorne and J _ _B_l1 speech was devoted to u présen ta~ erals say it conta'ns “nothing new.

Douglas lluzen rdsp ctiveiy. ' g _tion of the platform lull down at ll riifox A The melting derivedladriltlonai intercat

This eveningllre Oprrn llousa was filled and u dlruursion of its various it-ms io- from helm: delivered on the eve of the

looverliowlng with is meeting utwlrioh to Rulllor with an exposition of the uii.»|_;.-(1 ye-election campaign to illl the scar. r. Daniel M. P., presided. www; doing or the Govemmeum vfcitod by tl.e dcuth of 1);. Stockton, Iii.

The Opera Ilouse had been decorate d Messrs 1l.r.ien and Bergeron will leave 1'-

O'r'rA\vA, August 26 (Special)-'Tire

Cabinet meeting today failed again io settle the appointment ol the new min- isters. I

It is understood that Dr. Pugslnyis

certain but that It is the lilliugof the Ontario vacancy is causing delay. `

Same Ontario Liberal; ara obiect ing to

Grai1am's removal from provincial poli-

tic 1.

George Creseeuu, 422i6, whose ent roltls owurd by Frank Bealca, city, and

appears above, Ia rr two year old coil, _ls entered In the stake race for two year sired by the w.:'rld`s champion trotting olds at Halifax. Heistrklng his eriula-

staiiion Oresoaus 2.021. he byl thei Rama race horse Robert McGr.-gor 2.17, known as the monarch of the home stretch.

George Gresceus' dam is the great raee_ headed, nice-gulted natural trotter, thai nnd brood more Ureroent 2 243, dom’ of is lenrulal be Step flultewcll. Mr. Cameron

Col Strathmore 2121, Cresndo 2.14

tion under the care of Trainer Cameron at the Ciurrlotietown l)rivlng Park, and is raking nicely to hi-r vi ork being a good

also has in his stable the American owned

PLAYED INDIAN

gli is nan

Evealrrr, Mass., August 25.-While a

and two' others in’ the list. This stallion Drramwoid Towermau tired-by DUIIIDBF Of l>°!'b were PIHYIIIIZ "IIldl“"

PAID HIINDIIEDS `

Harry II the four year old pacer which he

‘ 1 R P of the 223 Caliber; the four year old' lrotter I`ruienr23l,hv ltobinsilne 205 I

Thomas W Lawson of Boston, Mass; here !28lBl'dr\Y i1fiU'I10°D» DHl1l¢l

Waiburmaged 12 years, was shot and so

won ilrstrnoney with at Upton Park on horribly injured that he died on his wav the Zith showin himself and bsa acer

a hospital Leo Hansen, a lad of lfi

to . . is alleged to have shot Waltnrn. audi;

n the custody of the police, pending no

and owned by Large Bros, city; thepaciné investigation. According to the stories mm-B Ma\,¢|'1'0wn,¢.1 by AELOUH, ony; of several of the boys present. Hansen,

» rmed with rr 32 calibre rifle and another

f h old troiter by Parkside and owned by 5

lilrnnie Mac owned by Dr. A J Fraser, Montague; Tina, owned by Goo S Inman, Montague; Torn Trim; a roan three year

ll lad with a revolver, represented cowboys. while Wnlburn and several others were he “Indians". The latter hid themselves

wmN"'m'A“3'24 _Tm tener 0 t' I ~ T | f, cn `,_|,,,¢,|,e wx-||,ers,,w behind rocks and trcrs mar some sand

Bank of Montreal hero paid out il\~

h_ S, 1. I yo, step the iastqurrter ofan easy miiain D

hundred donna womuc m A m I 351 seconds und one Lhataetr liirearnce h

Owen ra lr r, 3',

its. Suddenly, Waihurn popped up his

nGreek, is under arrest charged with _ behind the Mn

having obtained the money. Pulrakus presented a cheque for $il?i0.

Teller W. -i. Raphey claims that he

roaiiiveiy gave Patrnkos ten occ hundred dollar mia. and thirty lives wlakirra _ha -van giving him titties instead of hun~

arrest. Prrmkos pleaded not nuillr and '"9

remandéii for eight'd"YH

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‘ 'i' r 'HE' °rC\"smmu°“°) shot and killed himself. The screams rf

QQSB P5686 FOP RATE* va' itlio l\iarg.\r¢t awakened Timothy , 0 ,//

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" " Mnmldridift' may J . 1 an - 4

V.-FO 2 gl°§?“Wes?. 8 - 27

dn-ds.

' Patrakosrieuied that he had the extra . H mono and the bank Dlilccd hh” “"5"

horse.

KILLED WIIE

-Takin aim o\ er

wife as shciay asleep in bed. He than

THE EIIENIIH EDHEE NDW IN IDDHDIIIID

PARIS. August 25-An oiilcial note was

issued to-day announc'ng that General Drude, commander of the French expeu~ itionary force in Morocco, will, when the reinforcements now,pn their way to Cusa- bianca reach him, have' at his disposal 5,000 men, which number is uonsidtr-.d to he sumcientto insure the protection of the town, unless the unexp -cied happav s, for which, em -rgency further reinforec~ ments are ready tc embark for Morocco.

It is stated that as a result of the ralli-

net conference and exchanges of views with Premier Clemeneesu, who is at Marlenbad, where ho met King Edward, the Government remains firm in carrying

earl, and linusen fired, striking Walhnrni

out its programmr, which it is reiterated s not one of conquest.

WAS SENSIIIVE

A APPOIN‘i`MEN'l`S lND3U|I3|IIlD

The Cabinet . Agreed on Pugsley But Cannotf Agree on Ontario Minister -Graham is Wanted in the

Provincial Field.

Lou1svr1.rr', Ky August ‘Zi--1’rrul A

Louisville, and ousted recently by the do » cision of the court ot appeals, shot nnfi Killed himself yesterday. Mr. Barth ended his life in his urivale oflice at the headquarters of thc iitlcr l.'nreCarnpany, ‘of which he wus general umnuger. Since tho cutting of Mr. l1arti\’=r rrdurinistra- tion by the court of appeals, two months ago, the acts ofthe officials during his term have been subjected to severe scrutiny by the governor. Nothing was found that reil- czed any discredit on Mr. Barth personally. but the methods of con' ducting some of tha vlty Institut ons have been under fire both in oiilelai x-sports and in the press. Mr. Barth was very senlsil. ive to criticism and his friends at timl s regarded that the condition of ailaira seemed to gall him.

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NED DEATH

New Barr/rrrr, Conn.. August 20,- Ilydrophobia, resulting from the bite of a _pat car, caused the death of Mrs Alice 'M Ward today at Newington. Ayear ago Mrs. \Vard was sitting in her home knitting when n. large pr-t eat which hnri bean plnyilrir with the yarn bit heron the look The wounl never hcahd and partof the lime Mrs Wnrrl wus demented because of her sutfr r- ings.

THF Wi:A`iI'lER.

Tunovro, Aug, 2.0- -(Special)-Moderate

west to north winds, fair and compara

iv ly cool.

passed a strong resolution urging the i)..urinl0n Governrrrept to take action in

Sr. JOHN August 20.-(S ' l M , -, _

r Decru ) essrs for the occasion by a oomnri tee. for the west by the ll otiotk train tomor- me mage, of Uri, ,,,,,| ,u,,,,|K,.m_|o,,_

Afterreoounting the circunrstnnccs of

ftorngon by [WM from D|g|,_v,md were lilo platform whicirhad been seated for they C 1; ug, N¢\\-castle ‘|10 CURSE. the impogtiln ty ,f “wh

200 l - f I z' ‘ . .

et at the wharf byabnnd and members Mnr?(BvZx_Bc:lL`:]$,:',up::;:_,, ,,,,|,,muon’ Many citiz nstfiroth parties attendrd dlsshnun ’""'“ W" f“Zl““» me

nlteillnfter arri'i I O d - . . - _ d <1 \ nt; n ana n and claims are his rights in the case. of the Borden Club. “naw” WH x_ewved.l_y _hc1______ Lum _Um magnum which Ucnsumuves think 'I

vantage hcld by Oriental labor against

To Japanese» immigration and _ Pass Strong Resolution Demanding that Ottawa Goverment to Restrict

it at Once

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white, the apnarrnt collusion of the

Japanese otlicfais if not the Japanese Governor- nt and the mzrnifested iddil`fsr~ ence by Canadians in the east; lt was

resolved most earnestly: 'l`J rr-quest and d:munri that the Do<

rnlnrur Government irnrueiiintely aka steps to restrict this darrgrrona and un dtslrablc irnrnigral-ion.

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Prosperity

0'|"l'A\\'A, Aug :lil -Lord Sr.rni.irr:orrvr's un» Iuual report. Io the l)ep1\rt||rcnt of 'l`r:rrir: onli Cuurnrcrce outirc workrfllilelIoruulor'» cial Ag. ucy in enum-ctlou with the lli,;lr

= IADSH Al WIIE

Sr-rc.\rr|=|s||', S.i\ak.,Aug 2~i -When Mrs.

Alice ltuescvelt Longvr or .h and Congress- man Longwnrth were in Y'eil:>wstone Park, with Vice-President Fairbanks and Senator B. R. Tillman, the President's daughter met with an accident, according to I). C. Booth, superintendent. of the United Status Frsh Ilatchery at Speariisir. who has just returned from there.

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Great Britain

Working Classes Are Becoming More Fastidious and Only First Class Pro- ducts Must be Sent to the Brit=

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Barth, for-uyelrr and 1|. hui! lntryur o.

Cm|lr|\i,4sinar:r's' oiiie;w`.-rg rgpnlvcd this urorrring, The key rlctc to the conclusion draw.:

rroru the olner rations of Canadian uxport

_‘Oriole conditions in Great Britain during

» I _‘the past year is eontainedin the foliowiux

wa »‘\r iirrg paragraph of L rri Stratilco

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“The proapergy of the United Kir-pdour

is siroan iry th trade returns to irc Irrrrc:\sing rnunth by mouth. Aan result. the gr.-at consumers ofCanndian products the working classes, _ have enjoyrd a full mrn.~ure of employment ani at present there is no iudien'lon of any change in these conditions. It may ire statrd, in conclusion, however, that the working classes of England ure Incoming more and more fustidious in regard to food production and that the nuthnrltirs are imposing greaterprecau- titus to insure admission nfpniy lrlghcluss roiucts in tlrstcluss condition.

“It therefore behaves those ccuhtrlf*

The party was looirinrr at one oi the

large clay pits, when Mrs. Longworth slipped and fell headforemost into the pit. it was iilicd with a soft, oozy red clay, and Mrs. Longworth was a sight to be~

hold.

Instead of displaying his customary

gallnntry, Congressman Inngwortlr stood by and enjoyed a rnost provoking laugh,

aecnrriing to Booth.

_ As a consequence Mrs. Longvrorth was conducted to the hotel by other members cf the party, and it is declared that for the rest of the afternoon her huslurnd preferred udrnlriug the scenery to Ia<‘ing‘ his wlfc‘s pique. 1

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_lWg_ wages. Appl? N N""‘hHf.#,‘f§m:|n_ Delaney wlLs_iauitor in the sixt;-.r :.h Q R T H - \ A _ _ _ ,_:,,,‘___`_

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train Wales H400 per warn. AS\_\_l:_{0n 5, "my lifrcivnn a prisoner, hu sent!! '\ ‘_“ I5*-`\¢ _'¢. »'

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who receives adimiy print- ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped. A torn,soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub-

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like Canaria, seeking the Great l<hitu’rr market, to adopt the utmost carearui circumapectlon in regard to the qualify nt the products intended for the British isles".

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THE TUNNEL

The Gurrrlliarr would like to know if the

residents of Prince Edward island really desire rr lunnel to connect wi h the main

.i'rrrd, and with this end in view each

person is requested to cut out the below crupon aft'-r writing in their name and address, nnd enci.se to "The Guardian, Charlottetown", marking "Tunnel" on corner _of envelope. Everybody should semi at once.

Prince Edward

Hdlllthls Province

TUNNEL ci”

l des re wealth and groapq-ity for

would like to sas a urrnel o mn

mainland.

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