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Speciiil to The Guardian. . UHATHAM, Aug. 31-A repo comes from Merlin that a m'an’s bod was found washed by the waves o thc lake shore there and left for se eral days in the hope that some o
would identify it.
Subsequently it was placed in
box and buried. i
The authorities were notified h no iuq.uest was held, though it was rnmorcd that the man met with foul play. ` ,
EANAVA WILL
HAVE A NAVV ll]
ll uuuu ui
QUEBEC, Aug. 30-Commander C.
D. Roper, of the royal navjy, who nos been loaned to the new,Canadian inival department 'by the Britisii Government, at its solicitation, to advise as to the establishment of Cnriadn’s navy, and the construction ol' vessels, who ari‘ived here yester day, says that the attempts to be-
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rt, iMON'.l‘REAL, August 31--Despite y the _fact that the C. P. R. official ii decline to _discuss the rumors of pu v- chases at Halifax for extensions an
ajllelll. the project is thoroughly be
ut lt is pointed out that while the
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imaking that port the definite per- lmanent winter port for its fast ves-
llieved here in Railway circles.
have the mail contract with Canad for Great Brit~ain all mail boats rnus cull at Halifax.
This means that all fast passenger
boats have to call at Halifax any way and the use of going further on to St. Jobniis not apparent if Rail- way lias terminal facilities at Hall fax to fill the ships with cargo.
I AV HEAVVILL
READVILLE, Mass., Aug. 30--A
couple of American harness handii-on Deriiys’ two minor -events, and an un- successful attempt by C. K. G. liiil- ings to drive his 'big black i,elilir.g,
NINEAV HAVING ...
proposal ing flax fibre from western grown straw, pr local capi
VIEAH
little the new navy of Canada were Unl l, tt, tl 201 t l, contemptible and that Canada would mal.T;1l tin c,fpe,llla,l; of tllno ginflnlglggf lull” H !"1"Y “U bf? l>f°“<l Ol- if the edit today ni the nendi~iil¢»'ii..¢-ii. plan decided upon is followed out. _BOD ll,_lnglns_ a local h0rse_ n-all thn
“Vt “S ““ allxmnry force tc’ the./lileen Wilson another Boston eiitiv llritisli navy at first. Some criticism for l,_ace,l.S; while Ullllm was _leumn by "A the Vessels l‘“‘c‘"`°d 'mm the also from scratch captured the Dciihv British "nvy as 8 “tart was i“‘l“1g‘ one and turce 'quarters seconds by
_ _ V lie has tw
Of course, he said, it was only tol$l0_0u0 trotting Del-lly from n¢i~,_,¢»,¢-h; state of a
Christoph Cheney, L
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ed in, he said, but if these vessels- tlie Niobe and the .Rainbow-are good enough for the British navy they certainly are good enough forl any other, and Commander Roper; licliovcs they will serve as first classl training vessels.
When thc four cruisers of the Bris tol type and the/ six destroyers which are to be laid down as thc be ginning, are ready, he says, the firin- adian navy will be a credit to Clin
adn and Great Britain.
Commander Roper will devote -two years to his work. Asked as to tliei nianning of the Canadian vessels, hel nnid the idea to hnve cnnndiann man! them would certainly be carried oiit,| but that this course was not pos- sible just now. One of these vessels loaned by the British Government has just left the other side for Can adn. The crew is British, but th men will he replaced by Canadian as soon as possible. Canadians wil be traiiied on board these two ves aels,-and it will be their only train-j ini: ilntil the naval college is built at llalifnx.
The commander of the Canadian
fleet, Adinlrnl Kingsmill, is a Cana- dian, though he has served in the British navy for some time. The plnii to build vessels in Canada, ii found practicable, will also be car- ried out.
Questioned as to thc docks at Que hee and St. John, N. B., and a sliiplinil<lin;;] plant. at the latter place, Commander Roiirr said he had nothing whatever to do with this. However, Sir Robert Perks, M. P. _ of England, who has visited Canada
old Father Time. Both the Uerbys were won in poor_time and the cifi- cials -apollogi'/.ell in sendiiir; Ulilan ;,:- cr a slow track an-il against ~i h nvu bresi:-c. Yet the crowd enjoyed the sport, for the weather conditions cc-emed superb.
The two handicap events abs-irbcd attention after Uhlan alid .fallen down`anil the sight of the .iig _fields as they came sweeping down for ithe wire in the start of each race wus ex- hilarating. Tlie pacing division was started first, and eleven horses iran- ced about at the various mark, which ranged from 66 to 870 feet te- hilnd the w-ire. The gray gelding»\\'ei- ead made the pucc to the half, but a break gave Northern Spy a cnadce to come up. Thcn Cox sent Ailccu \‘.ll- soninto the lead and, shaking oil all
e pursuers, won easily ‘ny six lengths.
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I up, with /fourteen horses at the marks _,Sonoma Girl and Bob Douglas af »scratcl., 860 feet ‘behind the wire. and the other horses strung out acouple of hundred feet ahead. Alta McDonald had Bob Douglas niovi-bg nicely when the flag fell ‘an-d in the dash for the wirc, the first time the Ponkapoap horse shook old a dozen rivals. .lim F-erry led the field at the wire, with Major Wellington close up, and Alice Roosevelt half a length in the ranr. At the half Bob Douglas caught thc leaders, while Major Wellington, the favorite, broke badly.
It was all Dougl-as to the turn into
the ho-me stretch, when Cox‘ challeng- ed with Oxford Boy Jr., and Sonoma Girl und Alice Roosevelt also came up
ough from nis parish. on him on
years lie has “endured descrtion,"l_)’(,nn Struinu and that for more~thaii four. his boy Eilivui-.1 Mullen, _ has been in need of one to take a mo- Jmnng Kimuuii
.seo li a f a p ' . .i .‘ married my present wilc-a wedding Total which I hold to he as Sci'iptural,lion- Abcgwcit majority-311.
orable, aii-d moral as any w‘~'dlliIl'g in -
the United Kingdom, even if takcnz NOTES.
by a dozen priests and bishops in a __________
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twice has nrrlvnll ln Qnenem and ltll:lob_D'ougl-as had three lengths to thc is expected something definite on the Sood Bat' the “'lre- While lille ‘>ll“"l` dui-.ini and shipbuilding yards will he llu‘=e llulslwfl under the whip. wllli announced in aday or two, as he islOxl0l'd BUY Jl`~i l"’l=\'tl“8 Out. AMW llnnl tn ,.e'n,~ennn¢, .n company l,n¢kedlRoosevelit for second place, while fion- by Harland & Wolil, Belfast, Ireland. i"'-'mls Girl Wal* 5 close fourth- wlilcli purposes entering .into anl Ul1l°'ll_D»l‘0llH¢d BTW-li Blllfllllslailll by agreement with the Canadian Gov- ll`0l'»l3l\‘lE U16 l'll”St ‘ll-lBl”l>€l‘ ll'l 29?. Und ernment to bnlld the dnnks_ eannlthe second in one minute flat. \\`hen 1,000 feet long and 100 feet wide_Vilie three quarters was reached in 1.- wltll a depth of tnlr¢y.nix fee; `0f‘Il0} 'there seemed a chance, but ine wntel-_ lpace was too swift and ~.=,xli:i'.isi.ing
` land the last qua'rter was made in 32
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JOHN SVANBERG BREAKS `
THE MARATHON RECORD.
LAWRENCE, August 29-John
Svaiibcrg, the Swedish Marathon runner, last night broke the wurld’s Maratlion record for 26 miles, 385 yards, recently made fry ‘himself at New York, running the distance .at Cunohie Lake Park in 2 hours 29 minutes 40 secondrl. Pat Diiieen, of Boston, was two laps behind, finish- ing in 2.31.55, while Harry Prime, of Lynn, finished third. His time was not taken.
Ted Crooks, of Fall River, led for
the first eleven miles when he quit because of a sore knee. Frank .._Mc- Cormack, of Haverhill, was the starter, and tha track was dve laps to the mile.
IN VI’I‘.A'I‘ION S FO-ll
NEXT CONFERENCE.
S \(lKVILI E Aug. 31.-Ottawa and _ sndu. st M-Srlii have .inch invited' The Wilson Auto Comiuuw has been
lscconds.
The 2.10 pace was taken by Lady'
Isle in straight heats, althoii-gli the .first one was in a driving finish. Gania captured the 2.08 trot without Zellort. Walter Cox was the hero of ltlie day, winning two races a.i<l ect- .ting second in the big trotting llcr- by.
I/IACKENZIE AND MANN
IN PAPER BUSINESS.
OTTAWA, August 30-Another bil’
Macliirnzie and Mann incorporation has just been secured in the Cana- 'dian Power and Paper Company. Au- _thority is secured to carry on paper manufacturing and to develop powers in connection therewith. The head- ‘quarters are to be in Toronto, and the capital is $10,000,000. incorpora- tion is in the name of F. H. Phip- lpcn, K. C., Gerald Riiel, G. F. Mac- lllougall and others of the Mackenzie & Mann legal staff.
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tl _ l ' - l; 1;- in rporatcd at Montreal with a ic conference to lold its nex mee ¢0__ _ ___ s5_0________
ilu: there in 1914. It is proposedlr-all U
lu give women membership in _all -_‘- ciiiii-uli courts but the proposition In this is;-ue appears the nd rc dons um; meet with much favor. sale of furniture of Mrs Geo. Stan-
_____ ley on Thursday Sept. 8. Full par-
Mlnard'l lilmment 1-wlievua Neuralslu tlfilllllffl l5l"¢“ in Bd-
Douiilwu Erilordoioriisi on
'THE ressocii cluriiriiinii
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HAIJFAX, Aug. 30-Principal Fear-
nn, of the Institution for the Deaf und Dumb, is in receiilf 0l l°lf¢°l` from Dr. C. Gorrlen Hewitt. l30ml¥l° lon enton-iologlst, .ln whlclrlie says in Dart :-
"An yet tlae_ Tussoek moth does
not appear to have inflicted serious dainnge ln Halifax, but it would be a creat pity if many of the flne shade
tree l it were to sailor t e sam; (Vi wir; 3 ildnbtr ol the shade
trmisi lntawron ' "orb doing
"The best auglitance _with Wlllvll t0
linear the tree! _td prevent the wing-
less females from climbing the tree is "'l‘anglefoot," This is used en- tirely in theglpsy moth work in the New England states, and when a. band, three or four inches wide. .has e` ainted ni-ouml the tree, all
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Special to The Guardian.
MONTREAL, August 31-A general
reduction in the number of Grand Trunk Railway shop employes here is about to be made.
How many will lie laid oil is not
yet known but the reductions will be
considerable. friends and relatives on the Island
fired from the rifle ran-ge. The bullet _struck her in 'che sniall of the back 'passing ithroiigh the body dropped iii the boat where it was afterwards
picked up. ‘ The unfortunate lady at once coll-
_npsed falling into thc arms of Mr.
Hl_N_W|NN|P
o The Guardi'an.‘ EG, August 31-G. F. Giv-
Special t WINNI
'10 Start H lafllvfy lOl milk-‘al n doctor was hastily summoned
ovided la certain amount of tal can be secured~
ANANIIS HAVING TWNWVVES
LONDON Aug. 30.-Adniitting that
o wives living, an amazing ffairs is revealed by the Rev er Hudson, vicar of Sutton eicester, in a letter to a nal. Mr Hudson has been by the Bishop of Peterbor-
taking further services in He is awaiting sentence charges of immorality and
ocal jour
on says that for more than fiv¢i_],,l,n Mcyqny __ 508
488 519 500
her’s place while he'liasi needed a Total ....... .. 2529
, . 511 351. 430 221
elf, but gladly acknovilledge that on Wm. McDonald
ence of three witnesses,-after the Wm, Kiggins
' ttis m iilier in rivatc house I 'ohn Mclnnis
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ugugdrulj’ As thc to'i;“ril's""'sho\3i"' some cléver Alter lengthy observations concern- r-iaying was accomplislied. For thc
ing unhappy married life caused by Abbies, Jack McKay broke all prcv- lack of mutual llove, Mr. Hudson ious recordsiby averaging 189 1-3 and quotes in support of his position Mr the first innings of the winning tcam
Jlustlce Bargrave Deane’s evidence tie- WHS also a r_ccoi'd’breaker hy total- N i ‘ fu;-5 the Divorce Commission, when ing 888. William lxcennn_ ol the' de- \ l F011 0ANAl)A_ his Lordship stated that he woiilil fcated team made the highest single
f in. core yet handed out-222
ng, the vicar saysl- A large number of fans witnessed
h J 1 9 lust m present wife his share of applause
lmseh I. ll other llnmnn ming Tuesday night. The Abblcs and Vics
spgcc no a y _ . _ _
~ n , t will also have another tiy on Arena
has 8' right to cast 0-it er 8' B ons' or Alle s Weilnesda night
slur at me for ,having done so Y
llllcllly executed than the °"lle“l°l°“ Manv delegates to the 1. O. F. high
ca er illnrs have `
now' forming cocoons and the egg ___
noth P. ` _ cava y, . and SlLl‘ilJ Olll' USGS llllV@~ That this Turner and Corporal Jones, of the
mass of elwll female Culefillllef °°“‘ was captured at Boonville, 25 miles
will be here next summer if there
The worll of the egg destruction is ___
somethin with which the city au- g'p_ pAUL Miuu__ August 30-S
simply detach them and throw them
likely to hatch out there in thc STATIONARY-
tem orar shelter. The inch worm
b en p ‘ that is necessary is to occasionall page ia very coarse wooden comb through the siibstanor and round tho tree, and in this manner the stlcliy surface ls renewed. ' Once a true has been thoroughly cleared of the egg masses for the destruction
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October Wheat .. 98| september when . . 103; Oetohif C’orn.,........ . 53; September Corn BH i Stptombe ' Pork Nll
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VMiss Uniacke, Halifax ___14 Mrs. (Dhundler, Moncton _,______1-13
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BINVN UF `illlllll0llllllS Vi. V. H. HEIIUEINB ,5HO0TlNfl VWINNSUN BAND A QUEENS 0-lllll
wisiiu isiluii “,l,‘,‘f,l‘-§‘,g’.§’,§’3,,,. si-mi iwiiiiis "‘“}.".E_l,‘»‘_.,.D. in cnnuuiiu A “'.§AF.$G“A.E.
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Special from Guardian Branch. Special to The Guardian. Sllellllll l0 T110 Gllllrlllllll- suidlvi-Easloa, Aiigiini. :ii-A ser- WlNDS0R. Aus 31-A movumallf is LONDON, August di-'rue cii 10ns_ lg not fn¢al_ ncnl,-lent occurred on [gut to Send the 24th ueginlent cisms of the Queens Own Rifles ar noone 2.30 this nneinonn ni sinnnier- Baud to the vvwuatioii 01 Kina all °‘""l1“l- si-de when Mrs. Robert Webster, of`Ge01'g€~ 'HWY °‘_’mPl“`°_l“""’THl>lY with l East B0,n_0n_ was accidently shop The band is one nf gun ¢rnc|n mm. regulars in physique and drill and a Mi-n_ wgnnter inn, been .visiting tary musical organizations of Can- flwllgll "Ot ll€l'l€C€. lll'0 Very f§00ll-
ada and made a ui; in gg Louis and ' The appreciutioii of their work an
____l______V and today ln company with lnov _md Quebeu_ ' ' initiative displayed by section com
Y Mrs. Holman and John and Mrs, Mc- "_"-'“"-*’“** fm-“"~l‘ll"* l)r"ml5l_’ _“ull fill' mllll0llV0l' a Kay_ was enjoying _H Ball ln a motor ing with the lli-itisli Troops
alll lllllll uiiiix uiiisi ,,,,,,,n~,~,-nn-,,i,,,,
WIN llflll un Hiniiu diiiisi
McKay who was sitting beside herl ' MONCTON A wt 31 Th l- t DISTRICT NO. I.
All speed was made for the wharf. ' ug b “ 8 "S
cago is in the city with a_nb0ut li miles distant, and our a|~ri\._ Lmps was pm ed ____ the Hum _Nev Voting up to Tiiesday /\n;»_-_ 30_
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1' k th' it
.I-,he wU__r___le_l may was “ken to ____-_ in s is <a crnoon. Includes the Islands of (lube Breton.
home of Roy Holman when She ww _Miss Faulkner ___ Hamm __e__m_e__ liemfoiiiiillund and Prince Edward Is.
lies in u. critical condition. M (ll l _ _ , ~ _ _ _ _ The civilian nine cud. were holding Mn, y;';',,,,,,§“2}1#,,ff,,VfQ'§§;§’fn nm Aficf, “‘°_ "l‘Al"l) ‘l,\l’l'l:“l
their regullar salvcr competition at Crlguton ol Mullcwn ` ZR'/‘{"' “_ $2300 llllsfcl 1 _l.“""_'."A5 . . . the range and knew nothing of the M,.B_ Hymlman of C_h______l__'_tct_____n dp __f_;_l__.__ \rI:_r(l_e_i_,e;.n12aiv;i_iziec_i _]slJl£_H_l_:_;s _~*o»;ii.~.iir¢.l toiiight in iii.: .lvl-iiiio; p,ipei~s, accident until a couple of hours luiter lentell Mrs M__N _ ' , _ ,', __ P, ~ Hiiiiili-oils of lh._» ;; 'sou ,|..,,,,nf_,n~» when a messenger arrived with the Moncton I mlkhmn of 1 ‘Mum lummg but ` inf( r ifati n. _ .~ ' - 1 ‘"0" B"“l -
B)esIAdci-iuthe local doctors in attend- Mrs' gf lvl-Iaumx deleabed Mrs' 1 Diiumond “mg
ance Dr. Ferguson of Moncton was Miss Vial " rum' 1 (menm Separator
_ tel'c-g'raplrc»d for and ai-pived by the A :A if lt el Ai/Amman] or SL John de- 1 “mme
_ ._ _ _. _ _ ca e< rs. ewson of Muucf, n, 1 Camera
EH-Jl@~~> l-_lili lll0llllblF- Miss Dauld of Halifax d-cfcated l\"l‘s_ 1 Piano
,_ Bonnynian of Amherst. 1 Suit of Furniture
B0/V|_|N G .i/ini. Miieiieii nf niuifnii .ieientciiuli-s, 1 Bicycle
__- _ Cooke of Moncton 1 Gramaplione
Lust evening at the Arena 'the Mrs' Mfidmsdll Ul ll/louctuii defeated. 1 Steel Raw”
Am_g“,elt Bowling team won from Miss Shannon of Moncton. 1 Kitchen Cabinet
the Charlottetown ' Bowling Alley The second round will he played 1_0. Miss Bessie McFarlane, Or- Team by 311 p0lntS_ morrow morning, today's winners be- agtilale ...... . . . . , . . . . . . . . ... The following is the score of each ;&§_SdI;,1:__';l{asf”l]OVVH:t M Y t Rev] _'I' éhd McGraw' Bene il 'n th. tlir»e 'i ' f _ "UF agallls rl ors -o . se. ' . .... ..
gdultei-y_ |)Aal¥l9.l:-ll_Vl;llTPS L ‘mmks .l-UML ii/Irs. I-Iyndinan against Miss U'niacA:e_ Herbert ll. Clinic, St. Joiln's
In n letter to his'-diocesan Mr Hud- _john Grifptu 44.3 Mlils Tlllllll
lilrs. Mitclielil' against Mrs, Ma»i1i1iu.,n_
pson againsh Miss Bauld_
The third round will lie pluyed tn.
morrow aftcmioon from the mornin);
winners Tile drivin com ietition this
A . wife “’l‘hercfore," he points olit in, Cl-l'TOWN "l‘EAl\'l T ll" his letter, “I take no shame to my- Wm. McKenzie
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July 9, at Hinckley, and in the pre- \\'m. Keenan
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,,wl__ oriiing resulted us follows: `Rcv. l’. J. O'l3ricii, Tors 494 ‘ N 41.0 D -
Yards.
Mrs. McD. Cooke, Moncton ,........346 Mrs. W. L. i,‘.rigl`iton, Moncton ___2l0.`l l-Irs. llonnvimnu, Ani-hcrst
Miss lfaulkner, 1-lalifax
Miss Thompson, St. John
Mrs. I-Iewson, Moncton Mrs. Mitchell., I-Ialifax
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0 ALIEN ARCHITECTS
make desertion for oiiryears an a S - WINNIPEG A _,_ 29__1 W. _ solute ground for divorce. Proceed- -1- _ mg t0_d_ay the __i_l§£ls___r_n.a_ tnmmlnillio
I ...nhe,.ef0l.e_ I hold the oplnlon that Ulu grime and nach nlayln- wcL,l\.c,l lzc-cp out_ari.-liitects who arc natives
of the United i-ltates and do biislness
W §“I°_':_adZ lima __ign€_dy__ declaration ____.' in Canada was taken at thc annual all marriage in the presence of wit- A fetlllll lllllllcll Will he llll\Y0ll Oll __e.sseS_ I had a mm.al_ mn perfect Bui-kc's Alleys next week. A match
_ d _ -tl . th Rev. is also booked on Burke’i-i Alleys lin- _ t§O\(:,?,_.§U’w£l?o :§l(llle;mlgil.lSll'e‘l tween the Cliarlottetown llowling address of President Baker when he h. H in mtl recent attack on (ree Team and the Victorian for next ' `
niceting 1). the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.
The subject cum-o up in the annual
snill: “Amonq the iniportant ques-
tions you will be ir,-ikeil to criiisiflei'
will be 'thc federation of the provin-
'al associations with the institute
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, cs the __“" the employment b tlaiiadinii caiital
'In c'0nc'1“Si0u hehN’:3"£tuliFg nd rc- To TEST FREDERICTOWS of architects ractllsinii in the Uilitc-d\ ““"‘°l’ S “gh” V” A” ‘ . ‘“" “' WATER svsrnivl . A’ " ~ _ . ~° -we _ ' ;;;‘.‘°:...:":.‘:..“;‘;x...‘:;.;.;:.::‘°.z.aunts ~_,_,____,_,_,,,_,,,,_,............--»~»-»------- - .
FREDERISTON, N. B., Aug. 29- (le,-ll-B from their pinnn 'pug work 0(
i . the skillful gcntleiricii nina, have as- of the ess masses- th? °”~t"-’l’l““"‘ court Orwell al Cllllfllllm l°"l0"°W~ suited the drciiiieehi ni onniida. but life kept on th” tree 'I 9' hand of 00"” °P0“l"g al’ Ullatllnm t"m"""’“" when Canadian architects can -do the .Panglefoot is painted around it. The m.rlVe(l ln the City thin evnnlng by _______k_ The any e___d&__t ___a____e__ in “P9090” is ammed by means of “Tall Blmclal "ai" “ver the I' C' R” and which this ohjcct can he attained is
brushes at tile; end _l00gasD0l;;~0_nt will leave for Chatham at 8 o‘clock t_________g ___ __ g R __ __ V
The commi 08 W lc W B _ ' tomorrow morning. _ r, ,_ - -<1 -A fm A of cverllllif Of lBBl'» Wceli. mel- Y€SU1l<_ll1Y~ will be made tomorrow ati; p.m. for _ ___ _F __ect____n_ we me always __e____l__ Before making any recommfm<lfll1l°“_S the btncflt of New Brunswick _Board ze l Ut __ '___ me _____m___ ______l‘___ £0 the Gill’ Cllllncll lt Wlu commllnl' of Fire Underwriters. A delegation of 0 “we an _‘_"_'“_f'°_h _ _t __ l=__d ____ cate with the Massachusetts GlDSY insurance men will come from St. lcctgf _but I V ‘f‘_‘ “_ It “ml __ Moth Commission 111 0l‘fl9l‘ A0 get John to see the test made. Insurance lllv Oblect Ul flllb llliltllll “_ ‘U P"_° “_ exact informatiml BS t0 C'-lfll1S- rates will be influenced by the result. 119 in2mlJBfB BH Otlwl” b0lll0H lllU¢9<~t
li 1 ein 'eav iiniport dut
heirs "
Meantimc, the t ll --_-1 l ‘-
done as much actui-il damage as they A MURDERER SHOT This matter was referred to the are likely to do this year. They are BY His Punsurms. canadian Msnninetiirers Association
_ and the reply wus: "Certnimli_'. W0
masses are llegllllllllg £0 H9905” Tl" UTICA, Ny., August 30-Private will give you every support .‘_ you danger will be that next summer the Perry McGnn_ of the lull, U_ S__wm specify (._mm_lmn mBlc,.ml_~
s Will take 0bS€B5l0n Ol tlllngs lr who shot and killed Private In this wa ‘ it is apparent that
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not only the architects are sublect
mllillt cmlily he so may be under' 24th Feglmenti all “el5l`0°5~ at Gfeat ing seemingly unfair comparison, but stood when it is known that the cgi! Bend, near Watertown, last night the supply 'lwnsns nnli cuntructuru
rains abollt 300 0535- Tlltilllltvl tllll north of here this morning and inha MSO' _______.__._-_ ' number 0 CB-ielill HTS F- “T0 H' running fight witli_ civil officers e- Y___ (-_RAl.l.l\1(l lN _,l l;1p1nNp‘_ hoiit now, and estimate, if it can he fm-n nn gave nl~,_ wus probably fatal- SK q ‘___ I ‘ done, how many caterpillars there ly snot PARIS' Aug 3l__me,lm.“ccl ln lll
_ l - l ver lfaris foi
isn’t some activity amonll the citl-,FIRED FIVE SHOTS, BUT mpl?lll:i\,;‘;,?n§€ugli:el;l,¢ U( bnrwuel sens in the meaiitlme. ALL MISSED INTENDED VICTIM. 1500 and 2_000 feet
K . - I " _ thorities only can adequately collc p. Welsh, a discharged special ngentfconduwgd AdVg|‘t|§¢fY\¢|'\f Brit in the meantime every clélzen ‘ni the oi-ent Northei-ii Railway com- ____.,M....._,_T_.f---¢¢--fin.; should destroy as many caters are pany, entered the omce nl Chief spec- or-ru' -, __
and dcocoonili this 1;_o_ssil_il_e. OocooI_lS_ial Agent Ray today aind fired flv_e shoul be pane w \_ c creoso clshots at him, but mlsse him cnc j_" , OANA T _ preparation or else burned; do not time. Ray shot Welch dead. 'ggd 'lljarln -__;’_:‘d__ °‘;/_lt_ pm
‘ound in the ladies’ golf champion-
_ 137
Miss llohf.-i'tsoii, St. Joliu __________,_l57
154
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.111
Miss Buuld, -Halifax ,,__,,__,___70 lllrs. Wilkinson, Moncton ......64
thee (mst ul Ml-llmu Diving gill
.hi HASI chin .V ni iiiiwillil
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Special to The Guardian.
ti.| l<‘Ulf.'l‘ WILLIAM, Aiigiist 31-James 0 Ricliarilsoii und Sons hold the record
for the siiipnieiit of the first cargo of
nc whclit of 1910. |. The sample was nunilicr one North-
lcrn und was slilppi-il on the steamer
ll Assiiiiboiii whirl. izleurcd from Fort . Williuiii on Moiidny evening.
SHUNVAGN IN VHA
-NIUUAFNHN BANK
IS [IVAN NBNNNNIII
Illl)l)l<ll<`()lfIJ, Mc., Aug. 30,--A son-
rution wlui caiiscll bv Stiiiii liuuk Ex- nmincr W. U. l~lki~.ltoii's statin-nient .llllll Ulu fillf>l'l~lll»Zc in- the accounts of itllc York Uiiulity >l:i\'inu_s' li‘;iiik_\vliosc iiloors were rloscil by iiiin on Aug. l.; ‘ uould not i.e l:"~'s than $Zlll0,o0o_ um] ,'i.ot niori- th ii ~‘j1l..0,|1lm uiin-ii ii np-
. 1 ,.
nrr: mill iiliciizitiiim, whose saifiiius of ii life-time of labor wl'.l‘e behind the
_bnnk's doiiis, iinil liii-il in liolles tlinf; they would losie only ,. part of ilicii-
ldi\'i.lciids and bud triiureil thai. the cstiniute that thu lslioi-l;;ge wiinld noi. exceed $100,000
|\voul<l i.i'ovi- i-oirect. Wncn tliey read ibut the state biiiikiiig dupai-f;ii‘.o|it’n |l"'~’lll>l‘l llf?lll'f‘>= that the deficit woulil iliv nt lcust :'e\'l~iii_i-cii pci' cc-flint, and
¢1il'o`:.ii'.:ly iiioi'l:, they wcre sliocked null
273 0, 0 Ii i;s'_co_iii‘n\1cil.
’ J I iliis vsi.:i_i|:ite wus based on ii dir.-
. <'l`~".l‘!1!u'y >:‘i\.‘.ri»ii the trial lulni-.
271'4`m_ili':i\\'ii on Aug 0 by lliclniioiiil ‘ldv . ._ Vllll1‘l`*“»"ll. lll-I ii;;1‘<l :inl drp felt" -
Z7"M0§-*"_l‘l`\_l'. \\'liii'|i slliiizull ¢AclioniN.):i“Ai[ I$LILT- 2,-_l ,__.mil~l‘l.-llll, \'.'iiiii'cii¢i the aniount slioulid 2,,___'_____)lliii\'i‘ li(‘4'~ii .$l,:'i'l-l,2Ell|. iiiiil book vulun ' ' ‘oi iisscis of §l,ZN7,Z"l7_ 'l`bi:i iilio\\'u.l 2_____53__ 11 <_l_lscrclinii_c_y of $1li'>i|,(|00 in thi- di..
|l;is_l_tl>ls alroulits oi fi .~zhi_irtngc of
_ 1f.V`5`.»17I$ tirougli thc difference lc-
z07'1€’0ltl\'_¢'L~n_ tlhe ln_»_ok vuluc of as.~‘.cts nlul
_ _ li Z .llil i('llli5ill ..~%.
’l`liiis fin' the exziminiition has not _____"______ :_illo\\‘n_ nnyt <if_ tlii: ._~'li<ii~in;;_~p il., hllyn
» ' ,.» en ouc o irre;-_'ii arities 1-xcept in
182'7’l0 tl 2 c 1 : l` f ~= '- .
_ _ _ __ _ _ l‘lB»~’l"’ li ii .hc nnn-~. a. lcd.;er. ll. was liini-n,.,l iss Annie Mtisiniion, hyd .llmt uh, falSll),l___, ul “___ ____c______t__
M. “eyl_,'iZ't'l`_ 1'H'\'m_llifis been ioiiig r n tllc last tliiri.v of
‘SB “l ‘C "U" n' ‘ Y .ilic fifty years l\lr liigor.~»oll wus ti-un.
ncy ......... ......1l0,.>\i0 _g,,r,,_l._ _.~____________‘__’____r
-'*‘_'_'”_°”` No cx'pl'."Tiiiftioii has 'iircn niaile li
ARE 1'Nu1T1Nc HINDIJE _ ‘ ii. sinin... mil.. nn ~ A ' ’
~ ~ f gin of the sh: rt-
TO REUEIILION. 'ngc, nlthougli the bank officials have
____ . vxplainerl it was due to bad in\'c.~it-
.-. -. . ` 'r. tern seciiritics li tl
LoNDoN, August 29.---iiie em.-iiti»..,?”°"" ‘" “_" _ .v in
.tt_ _ tl 0__im _l_________rnt__ bunk u uiiaitei of it century ago, Thu
coinmi te o ic s . . L, .1 __ l I. . _ _ ___ ___ _ i __. ills cis le il a meeting inlniediutuly ,hos chosen the nioniei_.r vi' 1. an n |__lt,___ the __tm_________t was _S________ __
portant con=lllll‘ul‘-y'i.l`iul is going on* il. , t . , _ , ,___ -V nt Dacca, llengal, to issue ia. nialii-';,,;:`Ad_;_I_)_.l ;ll£;1_]_iTl_ __l__'_:”_‘;§’tl'___lfre' fmto ileiioiliickni: British tyriimiy in _,H 'howl nutllillq _v;_`_` _____T_“H"’" - India, which, it is declared, is giiiiiigil,-m.,,_e,. fl-;.m___,,,.e_, l_`___,,__.__._`,ll?`l____l lfllm llilll ll" \\`*ll`~*`f’- /\`l“‘*"ll “lll°l`|l'1lili todnv and ai liiivslricii was [Vinat- tl;-ings thc innniftsto contain:-‘ thc fol-Ally. _,,,,n._,;l,,,m,,l_ Hi; ml`_`__| _"___ me 'l0W‘ll\;; 1-- ltrouolr uinlzr wliieli lic is luboriin' A “Ali the inlnmli'-S <lGll0\lllC@il _ llyltogctln-r with his sync, wliirli is sevl inenihers of the lll‘0S€llll ffl-l>lll@£'ciity-sc\'rii ycni-s, \\'l-.i~e the cuuse of when they were committed in lt\lSHiu,? iliu ill Linn. V.: ivzis i-i-.:-'ting coni- Austria, Turkey and (lliiua are now lortnlily toni;_'ht. but wus iiniulilc to being perpetrated in l'i'.|ulii,~ili'.ii by :irc i\ii».~'sl's Skcltiiii rind |*i'cscott, wh., _ilie Asduitli govcrnincnt. lt is to lic had iliuitnril to iur¢`i‘i~ii~\\~ uin. nl:n§n_
wondered at that secret coii~plrnc§.‘ _
and open assnssiiiation are s|‘rr;idingll Flillliliil \'lil.f\li>l 1iv"JA1_I,_
WliL"rl free speech, free co-.iililiiat_ioi;_ _____ _
mul a free I>l'v“>l uf” h"‘l‘l"`“*‘S“‘ » "" ‘“ .iio.\1c'i'oN, .iii -use zu- i- . 0th‘0l` Clllll'S0 lS Ul"i`“ t” fm ““*°l"'V°‘\|.liifll:e \Vell.~: in the s|inc4l)"i.li‘fi(a‘li?i 'populace 7 lcourt ut i)oi'cliostci~ today Ain-i-
l'i‘Our dcGlJ0tlSlll llfls l0l`C"-_ll tl" “mft ‘ worth l-larrisoii, alias .liilin llrown,
iiiwcelul mul uwut >‘1\liuu»~'-u\/0 M02 lu=.~.f Noi-n seotiii, lim-so-ii in Miinnuin the world _into an anarchist .pl'0ll_fll:-|somc time niro with iiii outfit of rnda. India has been stearlilY ‘m'}li\i'i;lnr's tools, pli-udcd guilty and lpoverislied for l`lV0 l!€lll'fl`f1€l<_>l=S llYl\\'u.~: :=i»iif,(-iiliwl to fliree ycnrs in the lllrltnih roblicry and cxtortiiin, andlpciiif.ciil.iziry. The three ltnliaus nr-
_tne nln-l-0r_~; uf pence have become ini' ;i'f-.~:ted for lilirglariziiii: li lioiiuu up lwlorsc tllaii the horrors of war. _ ._Iloiinliiry Vice!-'I _some ivccks _ago l owe will tulle care that this niaiii-,:il,~io pleaded i;inl_i_-,~ and ive-re itil-.iii ‘fcsto is distribiiteil in the native laii-|l_'~‘f'1* y\llll`l`» Cfl"ll- llll‘Y Sllllllly l~lll\ll&‘\l gunggg througliout Hindustan, so thcllilieii scnl,i'iici- was pi'iiiiiiiiiire<l_. Herb _______“latlOn will knun. fllnrll ln nn _u¢\,._ _ii gfei, of _i\lonr:toii, for i:i.enlni_g _$lR _uve and R,m“.lng party np,-0 wnlcn iioni Mrs. Young, eiit1~|'i-ii _ii sinnlnr has ncitlici' part noi' lot in thc our. _lilea_und_ was reiiiiiiidi-il until Monday rages owl ¢fl"llll0S ¢0l““‘l@t”‘l VW the 'H ”mm'“i‘;'__*______________
li°"""""“"‘t‘" 'rin-1 \'oi.i:.\"i‘1<:i-ri: s\'s'i‘i-ui.
vnci-i'1‘siu\N ii/is _ _ _
r‘ii~:iiiiic nA'r'ri.u i.oNi>or~._ .int-_ .¢i.-i_n.~.i i-.nn-.i-_
wlrlipl l)()(,.p1§H__li§l;i;t:>l_,_l~£t_ll ri~ii|iii|s_f._i:_|_i_i, .-i_i_l:|»iii_‘_iii'__ ilii
._ 'U ‘c s :‘._'.~¢ ~ , s _'s .". ‘rs
_ _ _ 2, Aum_h_ flint the days of ilic \'oluiitrci‘ are
B/\`\'('0R' Mmne' An," /lm liiunilrcrcd und thot thc time has ¢I`»_fl_e§ll;_‘I‘lll_Y___l;_5;_y’l __;"C£;::__’_l {,’____;(f'Ll__ for 1-oiiiiiiil.~ioi'y :;cr\'i<'c in tile
n dei- treatment here today for scic/.el ___ ¢______V________
W0“l“lS- ':<i~1w 'ri\'.\i.\1 nom'
i Muller “ml ~l°l‘" W“ll"'°°-, ?‘l“" ‘fl iron \ mn'ri'.-iiiis'i‘s.
New York, have been cruising in llwlf m°l°f l"’“* ("““‘“"""` "l"l’f“, \'i<"i'iii;|,\, .iid-_ ;ii.-»1'i..- iui-u..»d-
lwf: Isl. bi-ok niid liiiiilisliiiii: roiiiiiilff-ce _______ urn |ii'<.|»o.~zil\g li small coiiniiitteii __t_ltii \ii~.iilr~rfi|ki- the prcpnihtlon of a l new liynin book. Siiiiie u\i'n'or
I
Miss Mary Cornfoot, Char-
loittetowli...
Tony li. Piston, Sydney iilwen McKinnon, liainpton
Love, iid. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
. A. Wedlock, Clinrlottc
town, I’. E. I. ............. ,_
. Gatheral, Tors t‘.ove,Nfld. . L. 'l‘aylul‘, Glace llay
Herbert Mann, Syducy......
. l-l. (Took, Sydney Miiics . M. Gillis, Syi‘mcy~ .....
g:~>E;3
S boat Sunday nitcrinion, while
miles oil lslcsboro, Mnlloy was rounded by the fi.di. His cries
1'- l"“`t""l his °m“.lm"i"n' wnnucg' ‘li-‘U cliaiigcs wcri- sin!!-'esicil by the
'lmf °"tHam\:,r 311;” S;_“‘___\_`_?'::§_)_'_f`1v Uoniiiilttcc on Discipline.
Bs lore i ccl nil. N11 i - ' ` _ .._,-__. .__.__ ,_
Aflxlcirfelllsllmnl ms battle with the Miiiard's ldnlment Cures Dimdrnfl.
_ - . Lean
tri the groimil for they are just lui ' ` “ml M“Kl“P°i °_"“:""_ilt_t‘f”li§,_l_l_;l_p
spring as anywhere else. -r’ ‘NA/'AN'l‘ED, teacher for Albin
Some people are confounding t.he` TORONTO, Sept. 1-Moderately _ School N0_ 32, supplement caterpillar with the tussock. 'l‘he,fresh southerly winds; generally fiiir, Apply w.m_ w¢,;|;n`way_ Secy._ Tl-un;
latter does not spin a web in the [ibut a few local showers and noi.. iiiuch _ _ __ _*___ ____9_-_1<l'li_un.
houghs, but only a cocoon in some change in temperature. Y qlalllzls” S"-l~Ul`jENrl~S CAN be “_
P Y . 1”"”` . . comimodated at 271 Eiiston St.,
ll0W°"'°"'i ls 5 9°"i°“5 905'* Q" What' 1 The l°“`Z"h "A tudal' Wm he "'h""{"°“ two hlncks from college. M-odern con- A fireman was scalinll n. lnddcr ever part of the tree lie operates the hours ami eighteen 'm'll\‘\1t¢9- _ v¢,,n,n¢,._s_ ' i 9_l,ll,,. leaves will not appear again. Buch The temperature at three o<loi.s_ “NE SECOND HAND Momhelm
affected branches should lie cut off. l_l_i_':c n;;r;ilng was fifty-five degrees a- 14 ‘______m_ _,or _____e c__________ To ____ __
' - ' 1 ' i t
A The lowest temperature recorded Judie Fltz5"“'d "‘ “’“” “wld
CHICAGO MARKETS. yesterday was sixty dogrces nhiive- ze- me' _
_.___ ro and the highest was slxfy-four u- I OS'_l‘,_ll;_ li__ll_lll__(3ll-Y.__l1._§"lll__o‘;',:_(_ _
_ . -ii. - ' -- 1 i'
CHICAGO, Aug. 31-(Bpccinl.)- ?;’;_fr_;‘___':l t_A_‘_l__ '°;_l_'f';'_lll_;'____m___gh'I;h‘;_&;’“"_‘:_‘;_¢_ ed"b‘;_'°_e___$_____ s_‘_‘m°__r __S_“‘H_ Seller, crowd cried out, ihecr him.
;y.|h|-ui n},uv¢_ grocery, King Square. 9fl<l_l_
The tide will he high this morn-ing VIXENEMENT, corner Fitcr at 8.13 and tomorrow morning at and Wevmoth Streets, ccuupl 0.19. . by Conductor McKenna. Possbiil ‘ The pun sets tonight at 6.39 and Oct. lst. Modern conveniences. App
_ r rises tomorrow nt 5.22. at 193 Weymouth. 9-149!-
. - cn c . _ The moon riscs tomorr i ,q -----*‘
2:-ecvsv¢l>1Ni:htrlIat`diTAlt? aselglganitielfg mor; aliusrd’| Lininment Cures Burns, etc. at 8.13. ow mom_n Hlnards Llnimeiit foi nie everywhe
1
$85. een. .
I1
GIVE THEM ll CHEER
- ,______»,__ ______ _
pd standing against a liuriiiug liuililing, l- i to reach an upper r»toi‘i‘y. Wll0l`~' ll
ngnlchlld was sleeping, which find been mv lforgotten by the inmntri-i in their
3llflight from thc hiiilding. He was
the child to the mother.
lchccked in his progress by the fla-
°h‘nies and smoke, when a voice in tha
“I Up went li shout from the militi- ": itude. and on went the fireman 0.V`through the smoke and flames, until ed he reached the room, caught up the on clilld in his arms, returned down the ly ladder, and triumpliantly presented
rc There is no laudab.e undertaking
to which the above principile may not hi- applied.
Wiieii ii chlld ilienomes discouraged
at school, cheer him on. His studies will be easier, and his heart lighter.
When a young man becomes dis-
cournged in looking for employmeig., give him a cheer. Perhaps at t very door he will find the task he seeks.
When a sick person grows faint and
almost hopeles, speak the cheering _word. You may thus save a life and _prolong usefulness. . No matter what worthy thing people are trylv to fl . ll_'0 W, a .bracing cheer. on wal nivcr og how lunch you on this a__»_..»._._