AUGUST'
1908
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GUARDIAN
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~ _aisle cuuolniug Leno from -l>:u. A
f(ien’eral;llemieixx >tofPl'M.lGeneral
‘MDN'.l*_REAL. July 31-,(Specia.l)- the idea was conceived oflslgnaliafng
,glqvgm-e ard great expecmtiqns 1,, D0m_ _the event by creating a' new- record
mum postal circles that in a 'ew |in‘ the mail service between Canada'
_ A d E 1 d'. ' dm” ml" will b° 'lashed' from E°g`I nSeve:§lanbags of matter from the
.land to Canada that all records have Quebec-p_ 0_ were put aboard at 12_'. been broken in the carriage of mnil 30 A.M. of the 29th instant, the In- niabter between the two shores. fdomitable sailing at 3 o'clock the
It is not generally known that the same moming.
'when the H. M. S. Indnmitable sail- l Contained in one of the bags was a ‘ed from Quebec on her return trip to letter from Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux, 1England\ with His Royal I-IighnesslPottmast:er General of Canada Lo Prince of Wales, she carried several I-Ion.'Sydney Buxton, P. M. General bags of Canadian mail matter. -of Great Britain, the contents of
to
It is not customary for warships which have not yet been made public,
of the British Navy to carry mails, but would naturally be expected to 'but the return .passage was expected colntafn greetings on what may prove
be the creation of a new world's
to be fraught with such auspicious 'results in the matter of speed t'hat record.
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APIISEII lS1SlIN IIE IHEIAIII] SEIIUIIES
. _ V ' ospital, under the particular care of
` ' ` I F ' [ Dr. Frank Van Fleet, a specialist in
` -_ | -| | -‘ ‘ the treatment of diseases of the eye,
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_MON'rms.il., July so-'rllsbort LONDON, July z9.»-ru the House
Bhaughnessy, who attempted suicide oil Commons an amendment rejecting ‘at“ Bsaiitle yesterday' ‘and claimed to 'the Irish Universities' Bill was de- 'be son‘of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, feated by a vote of 217 to 29. The --president C. P. R.. is an l¥l1fl>°S'h°l'- Bill was taken directly to the House ,Sir Thomas has 110 son named Tha- :of Lords, where it was passed to --'bolt and noun of-his boys are at third ,,,,,d¢,,g_ ` _ |iDI'1l0» William Redmond, the Irish leader,
_*___ saild, speaking for himself and his
' colleagues: "I ‘have this to say:
,_ _ F, _~ - We’ll never forget the services of Mr.
Birrell, the Secretary for Ireland, for 4 f _ M __ _fl
tl our country
l . f- -_ - l-. - Mr. Balfour approved the principles
-r' _ of the Bill. Hs ssid it was a- scheme
that he always wished to see pass.
Secretary Birrell expressed his
gratitude to everybody, not only to his friends, but to his distingiliashed opponents. ’I-is expressed. the ho/pe that the nnlversii/les would have be-
HALIFAX, July 29.-Prmident .fore them years of usefulness, dis-
Robert P. Neil, of the Intes‘na‘ti`c‘/nal emotion, pride and glory, and would Broth-erhood oi Railway Employees, p y g Wlll “ml” “P0” B' locaf ‘l'lVlB'lUl_l °ll education, humanizing and' unifying a the I. C. R. and itinary this week, famous race and a great people. vislbing-all P. E. I. railways. He ~
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points, stopping several days at each
place.
The itinerary will be as follows:
St. John, Moncton, Halifax, Truro, Sydney, New' Glasgow and Stellar- ton, Mulgrave, alnd Point Tuppsr, Pictou, Charlottetown, Summlerside, Newcastle, Campbellton, River du Loup, P. Q.; Levis nnd' Quebec, Mon- _
fa a reat part in the revivifyhlls. _work which Dr. Wilfred 'l‘. Grenisll
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treal, amd wi-ll remain for several days with the joint Board of Ad- justment.
He will remain in the -Maritimle
Provinces for six weeks. Several new local divisions will be installed by Grand Presidentl Neil, all arrange- ments have been already 00¥WP1°l°d for these new divisions by the Grand Ofllcsrs in Canada.
President Neil will deliver several speeches at.all important points a-1 long his itinerary;
THE IIAIIES AI HINIEI-ARE IIIIISE
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llast night when Professor Hans Al
CRIPPLE CREEK, Col., July 30-
A marriage at the county jail took place under unusual circumstances
bert. s. musician, formerly of Omaha, and Miss Grace' 'Hadsell of
marshall of that place, were married by Rev. Father Inman.
Albort's arrest was caused
day by the gl.rl's father, to prevent the marriage, the charge being in- sanity. Lasi; night Miss Ha-dsell and the minister visited' the jail and ask- ed to see Albert. The request
Satur-
incident closed, went upstairs. During his absence a box was placed out side Albert's cell window, Miss I-lad sell mounted it amd, clasping Albert's hand' through the barred window, was made his wife.
LORD ROBERTS
LIKES SHOOTING.
HENLEY, July 30-The Interns-.
tional Olympicregatta was contino-l ed' here to-day and Uhe Leander Crew beat' the Canadian Argonauts, aftcr
’a fine and hard race by H length In
me alum ~l\ooc»of uw championship sights. McCulloch, United Kingdom. defame nevlrmlo' Hhhshflhh' ll"- heat of the single sclllls by six leng- ths.
‘ ‘the fpossiiiilitles of a' nation
' 'sUL'rAN was SCARED
Vienna, July 30.-A special to the
Dialsit from Constantrnople gives details of an alleged' plot against the S\lltBll's lilo, Which, it says, Dually determined "the `S\iltan tu grant a
eouutlrutlou. Ml-»ola'..r,lm¢ul_@ Colds sw. I
- revels sllcprrlcc _
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‘few in the _"country today
Ottawa, July 30.-Lord Robert! is
probably the greatest llping advo- cate for rifle shooting, and is devot- ing himself with all his old impetuo sity' to preaching the cult of the rifle. It fs safe, indeed; to say that mlwlll' deutmue to so this as long* as 'he has strength enough to speak orlwifte on the subject. The Boer War, as he says, opened his eyes to
discard skirts. The cnsbuzne which
Otwmwa Amd bloomsrs, 5 warm sweater, high
Iowa, daughter of the United Btatesi
‘”“*"""snl berllub our
llludv “nd 'l"l“” lall°r' thinking th? `th2.n. “My flignds llasdesvirned Orlle
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NEW YORK, Jllly 30.'-Ol) B. COIL ll! the Manhattan Eye, Ear and""1"hroe.'t H
18 8 patient suderinz from an- extra- ordinary form of blindness.
He is a young man, and in all
Of-her respects is not only healthy and vigorous but a trained athlete. While he is standing or sitting in»~an upright position heis almost totally blind, but while lying recu-mlbent he sees objects distinctly, and with his normal visual powers.
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MANCHESTER, N. H.; July 30.-
Resolvsd to give sucn aid as a woman can render in the mission
is conducting among the Labrado Iflshermen, Mrs. Flora Kendall Ed- lmond, one of the best kniotwn young club wofmen.of Manchester, will fon- lake the comforts of civilization ' far the land of the Esqufmaux. She is now busy with preparations for her work‘ in the Arctic regions and is anticipating hardships such as few women would dare to face.
"I shall carry only such article!
as are absolutely necessary for my existence and performance of the work I shall have to do,” sbs said, “My life will be on the watell- and over rough land along the Labrador coast, and I will naturally have to
I am preparing consists of s blouse
thick soled boots, and Q cloth hat or ICQ). Such extra articles of clothing In I will need I shall carry in my
lapmck, along with a medical outfit, w ting materials, etc., and aside from that I shall carry only a top coat for rainy weather, my revolver and my camera. 1
“I expect to encounter many hurd-
wf the perils _and 'discomforts which I 'audi face, and I am not going there with my eyes shut. I -'lava consid- ered the malta' carefully _'ln-l do not hesitate to face what must come. lt is doubtful if I find a roof to sleep under on some stages ci! my rvllmf-Y but with good health and my heslt in file work I can endure “hut oih- lrs endured before mls."
Mrs, Edmond' will sail lrom Iiostcn,
for North Sydney, C. l=‘_, end* from that point will cross the cllnnncl on the stmmer Bruce to Port au Basullh. A,|hort journey by rail will tulle I.-cr to the Bay ol' Islands, where sho will qniyarlron 'the steamer 'Home which will tak! her up the wel-at coast to mnlg Harbor, the winter port of ifr. Grsnfel.
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RDS ~PHIISEHAEIlIIIS ADECLINES A
Mail Bas _Was Sent by ll+“M2S lndumit-WU .|;m|SHE|], yma';;°§*e;';f,';;,"l*:;*,{g,‘_" Hot Wanna- and Many renal oc-
_ ` _ H f _ casiona--Tax His Time a_nd Energy-
' omrjiore _Was Cheered iieartily Atl The
_ _lg onmolloo. July <a1_-(spwl»ll)- fnoard of T d '_
Eight' lives were snuffed out by the e
_ PARIS, July 50-The _ Thomas car heat in Chicago yesterday and six- ._____________i____
ul* NU'édY0l‘¥'f0"Pl»\'llIl\°°m°°£‘ teen mon, woman and ctlldren were dzggslllosfoacllglf h12::l:lo?l;“:l:1o¢r` ““’l°“¥ ll” l"°“fhl°d victims report- MONTREAL. Ju1y_ a1-(spu¢lul',- ouumbrs do commerce lolual wall thlsv"enmg_ ,_ ed. tp -.uw puma Lord Robe,” hae intimated mat the Uhsir English brethnen in welcoming " The'-'oar was escorted up'the buule- K1¢\l'0l\l§l1 U10 ll0¢l10Sli l5¢mPe1'Bl2\lrB weather is too hot and he is a little tbl’ noted Bowler'
vnrds by automobile enthusiasts what powrdgd vga 35 desi-505 much wwe, ' ' It had been the intention of L’t . . _ - _ - - . t la to k un ll ' mn at M°““x' 25 mu” “wt °l Pm' than the hottest day of the month. oo 0 eep.up W t 8 demands Col -Melgllell °l l~ll° Royal s°°t“ to and was eeted with h rin _ . . _
The raefroommmee vfagauwgltlng it July 1-un, -when the "“°"°“"' “°‘""d whilsh an nlmhnmng populace would gm 8 military luncheon at st' James at the omg of ti", Main in 1-awlvg to»"96- deg-rees, the atmosphere was m;’i;’h0l:h s time and energy. Club, bu,-_ His Lordship _found nl the car. Congratulations were show-' ldden with moisture and particularly 8 temperature d““g°r°"“ly Wflllld he £00 mlwll Ol a tal OD his
ered upon the intrepid crm, th . . . near 90 he is doing -ills best to look ti 11 members of which proceeded 'to It dangerous to men~and women expos- I me an energy. The veteran of
_ _ , _ by hot sun D eallllllt Undef the Oflleal. but he hlld many fights was cheered a aiu and
hotel after in l ll alta n u h °d t° t ' -_ _ g drunk e r B B B °°'.' - t° “sk leave '-0 decline 0116 fUl1'0tl0n in/gain at the Board of Trade and was
’ ; _ ”°'W“_&°* "mt 'hall been “Bled f0l` UB €l1*fJ6r- warmly w¢l¢0med_
'mwwmw __ tuinment This afternoon he is the central
figure at a garden party given by his
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HE I5 _ _r ` _ A V _ place in the Exchange Room of thelhost, Robert Meighea, who gives an
- - . 4 Y Board of Trade at noon when ilhel other dinner party tonight,
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BOSTON, Mass., July 30-A writ
restraining the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias from erecting a campqon Franklin Field, was denied the Hari vard Improvement Association 'oy
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this afternoon. Work on the monster camp to accommodate 10,000 men was coninnued with renewed 'vigor when the announcement of the decision was made to the men at work there by Past Grand Chancellor John Ballan- Wlle. of Boston, who presented the Pylllllans' 'side of the case to the cour .
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LONDON. July so.-H _J u
_Uham‘herl'sin, who returnedufronesttille
Ng in the country for a few days on_yQ his ay to Birmingham is re or-1; d
_ a very grave condition-_ His,
eyesight has become seriously adect- If Bd. Even if Mr. Chamberlain has
m., and after breakfast sailed froml Tl-‘tal l`000'lPtS f0l‘ FOP'-‘figll Mis- thsir quarters at St. Joseph up the 'sions $1315.96; for Home Missions
_ river to Quebec, the trip page the $37.10 Presbytery received this report
warships being; a daily pleasure that .and expressed appreciation of the was much enjoyed. Qu the day of the successful work' done by the society
-_-° grand march past the men 'during che year.
of me szuu battalion acquitted client] Rev. John Murray. Clifton. was
SOUTH }3ETHLEHEM_ July 30_ selves in a manner that called icrth ,humiliated oderator of they forth-, Upon reaching me Fouaculn Hill applause from many quarters and wmlhs Synod- | cemetery, where bm-191 was to be warm praise from tha brigadier and; -"\- UWIHE P080 his report as chap- made, the relatives of Simon Lgyy, 8 the commander of the ivlsion.On thu llllill £0 U10 P~ E- L H0SPifl1l. Which Jewish merchant, discovered that the whole the regiment D118 E00d l'-"-150" was recelveil *mil Bdvllted and order-
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Justice Blrayley in the supreme court D8laChm€l`it F[‘0m PPO- QUEBEC, July 30-In anticipation
of his departure, the Prince of Wales
lli|']C€ P[‘aiSgd--M6|‘| dispensed several royal favors a-
mong those who have been irmnsdiat-
. Had a Grand Time. sly concerned with his person during
the visit. Inspector Godin of the Gov-
___ `ornment police, who has had 30 years
service, and Inspector Cuddy of Tor- onto recaived each the medal of the
NOW that the tllmllll and f-11° “Ol” Victorian order. Detective Cavan uf
The ,(ourt based iig opinion on the of the Quebec tercentenary celebra- Ithe Dominion service and Supt. But- vhhfhhe of 1875. wluoll permits tlioltlou has dial away it ls gruelrylug to lsr Of the Plhlfhffvh l°f°° Wm PW- papk °°‘mmls“l°ll°l`9 to l59\1° ll- WI- know that the military represents- “med mth pins'
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granted the Knights of Pytzhias. tum from this Provmca was such M Elders' commissions were leceixed
ally pmt °l Canada mlgllt Well be from the following sessions and thdin proud ol, and that tlhough small inlnalnes ordered to be placed on the
~ numbers it attracted favorable notice- roll of Presbytery:
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rld commendatlon on the part f St James’ Charlottetown, Orwell, ompetenl. oiiicens of high rank. Soulls, S side, Marshfield. Belfast. The honor of representing Prince Murray Hurbor South, Brookfield, Edward Island in the military page- Murray Harbor Nth, east St. Peters; ant fell to the 82nd regiment. From Zion, Charlottetown, Dundas, Bloom- I this well-known corps a selection of field, Mt. Stewart, West River, Gale- men was made and placed under com- dunia, Valleyfield, Bedeque, Tignish,
_.__ mand of Major Allan, Covehead. The Strathalbyn, Alberton, and Hamil-
detachment was brigaded. with the ton, in favor of Messrs. John McIn- szud roglmeut ol sc. J-onu, N. B., uu- aiu. William Gillis. 0. H- H- Swruh.
_ der command of Lt. col. McLean, of '1`. D. Ramsar. ll. Munn, John Ross.
Sl.. John, and formed rt, f hi, 3;» Geor e Bell, Hector Murcllisoll, C.
Continent on Monday and ls ’em“lll` Div-ision under Gener:l1B1l(dhdn dll Mchllire. R. R- Webster. -70h” T- MC'
uebéo. The distinction or being ad.°Kel12le. A. S. Mersvn. M. D- MCI-wil.
_to ,Lim » » P ° mann of the ulrigado fell to Aujut-lisaac Jay. Hector Mchailw. Ewen
nr. Goouwlll of :mu city, who -lluuIM¢Klnhoh. Angus McDonald. James
ur many years ogcupied' this imp0pg.jCarrll1thc1$Is, W_§;:NM.;:llileill(,1l‘)Ian.iIelI`l;Ic-
. 'ant executive position in vhs 82nd DOHH fl. -A~ 9 H11 - - C”
isxéiililifgltiztgsniilglexdtxvgl t0,BllT"‘Re$ment. lLeod, respectively. . lY`dbuli;tfl|l Iii he will ever 'll;:l5cJh}'l.\-(il UH the trip UD to Quebec the men Q" motion B committee wus ap* ,and again ‘ ~ conducted themselves ‘in un exempl-;p01nte<1 to vrelmre an obituary ofthe
' .fry ulanner, and their ufiiccrs sp(-ak late Rev. D. McNeill and also cu ex-_
' lil. in the highest wyima 01 f,hem_ j,,9gpl'e.-ls their heartfelt sympathy for
` stay at Quebec was not altogether a the relatives of the deceased
plocnic tho h there was u I The clerk read the r r
_- - ~ _ I ~ ‘ ug ml ch to .u- I _ epo t of the
' cel-est. Dui-lug the three prlucipa1fPresDyt¢rlh1 W- F- M. Society as lol-1
` days the men was called up at 4.50 n. : IOWSI-
grave dug was too small to admit to be lll‘0\1d' of tho men sent on this Bd ff’ be 'ITB/llsmltlied to the Home* the body. occasion to represent it at historic MlHHl0H wmmittca.
took a pick and shovel and enlarged'
the grave without removing the coil- their trip. They saw what few poll- 'mllll and llllfl OVEF- in. ple in a life time may ever hope toI 'l`. G. James reported that the sum It was considered an ill omen to sec,-the gathering oi tllous.l.lds of "l 3ll‘l‘l-nl llfill blflfll Dulll into the Mc- l`°“‘°"° ll" “Om” “ll” il Wa” 0“°° people-tho assembling of the war- I Kmlzl” l"'"“l hy f=<»nzrega~l_uus wmllu Placed lll tllf’ gl"9»V°~ ships from three greoV5ations4-.lull 'Um llllllllllrl. und intimated that My
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trained
from its boyhood to the handleing‘ of a rifle. Moreover, he practises what he preaches, and there are very
who can I
boat him with a rifle.-United Ber- vlce'G¢ilette.` ' `» '
IA ]`hrilljng_St_ory _oi,_What ._ A_,»W9m_an lifill .Do For a
_ Man She Loves. ' ‘_
Mrs Edmond is a hanlsunlu hl~.l\-la-,
gngulmd petite but rolll'.r.:u.\-:~l. She ll an exprt cauoist -and v-eller-ls :hui 3* 9|-ogeigpey m thls lim* lr-sy lvl' of use to ner in wr 1-»'.lr»:»y. Pile
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:ol*d‘: awlignllldentfisll position' in th; lollloe of the Amoskeag Manufactur- mi Company. She is well known as lad!! and mainline' writer.
Prrrssuno, July so_.s~.,..,-mg
that she was to he sent hack to New York, Nan Patterson, the chorus Klrl who .was tried three times for the murder of Caesar Young, at New York Ieveral years ago, and who has been making this city her home, left *here late “Saturday afternoon for
parts unknown," followrng a con-
ference with' -the ' police.
Acting Captain of Detectives Roach
_ , said today: “When Nan Patterson
' ' was brought before e, she bought
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p . S e wha ve y retic- -ent and quiet, and when I told her
fm-u-mum :del lor New wouaer- New fwoaaalaaa 1| ,comics w the
-nmu"'¢olilglle, coupled wml "Poor
'Aunt Matilda" a picture which is A "continuous ral' of laughter. While
.the nrst appeals of the dearest emo-
.tione of the human heart, the sugar! brine Heh " tliogaygsn oféh=ol:_:“i1\i1l Uflllll A Iliff! l",‘~ _ la the last uint-slwdyf-ld'0l¥llU!’¢lll
-*'u?2 ul.. ~wl~» we
frbnt as al place of rerimd- entertain- ment, dnplco elle outlast "Gains" out of doors-and hundreds of P°0Pl° have exprmsed their syflldlllilll Wm'
tbl -Mort to BAK! i\»fg%c¢ of am-_. assailant wlhereia‘ mul W4 gg '33 mlm? dll:-';=r'talEl%'h¢°l' on the urn., Fill' rBD\ill’vt0° upmlls au. amuanu wi-¢»
ounlsso, July ad-‘rue 0. P. =n.
stsamship Empress oi ‘Britain arriv-
1,111 passmgsrs on bolrd. 'Rio time of passage from the dock at Mier- poolvtothe doci here was 6 days 3 hours and lvihiautes, '-'which consti-
thd v¢~y large percentage of Am.hl.'
cans' 'bound' mote" srtieularly ior me
"Debian Bing Alain" and the lmall as always a record breaker ill ails: qestern and middle westqm .gun
she wmillli' B`i".go die " ' sid' to
do so. Thallglfg-ovh prornimthman ou-leo up'-osx’ lm- lslsplleuo, smug that- Nan Patterson had enticed her husband and Nan admitted this, pro-
mising' to 'leave the city at once."
'ed here at 7 o'clock tonight 'with ' OF THE EMPEROR'|
nsvalizr July aa.- rmlueue raul. eree,\b| ance, and the official suite, which arrivedhere to visit the Em-
hn” ‘Mmm nm from port to Wrtjmgmr of Russia, were guests of His
_ A fntunuqf t.h°,...m‘“. Hn, 'N Maggy at luncheon today on board
¢\,','~~nnperial~ yacht Standard.
boy who has proved himself such n dance. ADI do»a?f Nl,” *_* “_,°, FMR AND COOLER
._ _ ' " _ #QVC I BEND “still-ecess. will reed” 1-New Won<..m%b cblormi' “Pima”
mul . nplulcy that lovmumilmu and mm.. come. _ Mfnmdw Liuinllliz .lm 0 I . R0 T A '° 1 -°’°‘°"l)
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press trnemselves as delighted with
every man had the opportunity of sellng the Prince of Wales, Lord Roberts, and other celcln"_i.ies ut` close range both on the Plains of A'l.ra’hnm and on the many will-l' :lc- cnsions which brought them iogetllc:-.
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Charlottetown, and within Zion Ohurch t-here, on Tuesday, July 28th. 1908, and at 10 o’cloc|r` a.m. the Pres- tery of Prince Edward Island met in quarterly session and was const.i‘tlubs|d by the moderator, J. WQ MscKenzio,' with whom were present Messrs T.’ 1¢'__'Ful1mou, E. J. Ratios, lvl. N.
"M.acl-Jsod, A. D. S rl , R. ,GJ Btrathie, A. Gray, W.tfA.*ggacKay, A. ::'f,|;),,;eI,;id5lc°n "ml J- F~ Smith, thgn a. lvlucneou. lu. H. luuclutosll. s. D. 1 ,M ,',, m af P""‘.l?¥*!"v on me sub- MacPhee, Geo. E. Ross, A. S. Stew-I Presb tor and soeul reform, art, Geo. Machennan, John Hawley, ,in the y "7 the" hllioumed 'bo meet w. 1. emu, A. J. luueuelll, Jonu p,,,,,,,"‘"‘° l’l“°° M 3-90 lr. m. suns, D. Mackenzie, A. cruise, -E. ""°'Y mi” Pursuant go ui-
MacDonald, Dr. D. N. MacPha\l D
Instead of securing the services ot Quebec. The rcslzllation of W. A. McKay oil a grave digger, some of the mourners Alu the men of the detachment., ex- U10 DBSWFHI Charge Ol T‘f§rlB11. MoD~I
trose, Elmsdale and Campbellton was-
xilfenzie had recovered from his sickl-
On lnoflon of J. W. McKenzie nl
solemn resolution of gratitude tol (lull for restoring llc-v. A. D lvlu¢.| Kenzlc to health was unanimously ‘lgl"’9‘ll t0. und T. C. Jamey; was authorized to forwurd a copy of the same £3 A. D. McKenzie.
li. G. Htratllie stated that he along I
iwiLll_ J, (7. Robertson and J. H. A. ‘l
Anderson had
stitufrs from ljI£lllleS;‘.l[t(llla,ii0B3hu(l0l
‘ inclusive, at the following paces.
llsllmmlule, Long River Bnmkneu orwoll, cl l l l ’ "
St ll '~“ fm fl. Dundas and Mount ,
CH/mLo'rTl=l'rowN, July so-Ac °"""°' “"‘l "ml the llfhwlhnce ut '
all these meetings was very gratify-
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T. F. Fullert , l u... ._ .z’f'....2';';:.°:°'.~. Leod. A. Cruise, m-in|5|_°n’, c- Jalnes, elda, were nDpoin't1;% 8
.t _ _ 3| tice to bring in a deliverance as to _
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Sent Back to”K‘irlgston Penitentiary.
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ial)~An insane convict named Smith. brought to\ Kingston penitentiarj from Dorchester, N. B., who was \bo~ _ing taken by inspector Archibald to Montreal to be deported, had to bo returned to the penitentiary at noon owing to his disorderly conduct al the outer station.
.I It es said ha hit a little girl ovel
`the head, hurting her severely.
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OTTAWA, Ont., July 30.- A0-
ycording to returns received at the state department. 87,407 aliens have taken out naturalization papers as British subjects in Canada since the, act went into force in 1902. During the period between July lst, 1907 and December 31st, 1907. The num- hernutllralizcil was 17,714, of whom 17,279 were from the United States and 356 were Jap- nnese.
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LONDON, July 30-Another conflict was entered into be-_tween the louse of lords and the house of commons to-niglllt, ` is cal'r_villl.; the a- lnendlneu- lull' = lmits the operation _IM the c" _“ru il ~lsl0n bill ‘tu level! years, despite ti.-. lol\‘l high chancel- lo'r’s Warning that such interirerenca with a money bill was an infringe- ment upon the privilege of the house of commons, which would be firmly resisted.
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H'[‘_ JOHN, July 80--Since last
.winter the Intercolonial engineering
employees have been tramping over every inch of the line Including the branches. sidings, spurs, evern wharf switches, making an accurate survey. The report iust completed shows that the total- mileage is 1,488.65 miles, the greatest stretch being 836.34 mil- es from Halifax to Montreal, and the next 215.83 miles from Truro to Syd- noy.
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SASKATCHEWAN
FILLMORE, Sash., July 30-A tor-
nado visited this district yesterday afternoon, doing considerable damage ill the town and country south of Ilerr~_ ldcul school was just mit and sl-\~¢\_l':ll scholars entered the house' of Willium` Johnson for shelter, but just ul. 1|-u* moment the building was de- l--nll.-.ll~f‘<l. Alfred Johnson, aged ll, wing ins*untly lvillcd. Mrs, Johnson
had her hip dislocated and received other injuries.
A large hnrn full of horses and suv- '
eral men was blown down. E. Latch- am was ‘kicked and trampled and his hip was broken by horses when the barn started to move. Two commerc-
e angling of collections ta, "ful , travellers, Fisher and Bolt
Communion seasons. Rsvsi Dri 'mi
Journment and yr" con
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s. Mawson. mlulmn; Joao u¢1{lulslth1°l'yrl°d°'“"" T- F. rullmou. by Ewen McKinnon and Angus McDon- _thni ‘T m0V0d, seconded and carried aid. elders. Rovarends Dr. G. C. Pid-11498,, e "°~"‘° Of Rev. Duncan Mc-
Shearer, Toronto, Dr. A. Falconer, Picton; A. B. Mclnod, Truro; D. lilc- Lean, Charlottetown; J. F. Smith, Cfhhbrwk. B. C.. -being present were invited to sit and correspond. Mr. T. F. Fullerton was elected moderator for the ensuing six months. f
Mr. John Gillis gave notice of the following motionz- That in mtllre moderators of Presbytary bs elec- ,\.ed according to date oi ordination, itnd not in order of inductlan as st
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geon, Toronto Junction, Dr. J. G.'¢he,; Ch"lm't°t°w“' he Placed on
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tery. Dllendix to the roll ot Prssby.
.TM vommleloe appointed to
_ pre- lbll llzihlgllhfy notice rs the late
C ml. presented ic wma,
"lg adorned by Pmi,yl,.-,_ t ::“l’Y*°'Y hhm edieurued to mass 3 . elcnll of the moderator of Synod
"9¢`-WSBFY. 0! which public ,intima--
tion was made, and this ssderunt was closed with the oeuallouon. I
A. CRAISE, Pres. Clerk. ‘
New Dominion, P. E. Island. I
lbukht refuge in a barn which YM demolished. They were imprisoned fl
the debris for several hours. _
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'I us'r-on Friday 5 gold watch and _ ) mi” haiween Richmond dad Queen Streets. Finder P|¢85° |95" 3*
Prowse Bros. _ ' il l ‘l;
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were sollool No 41 surviv-
ment $25.00. Midsummer vacation. Apply to George G. Henry, Bec'y of Trustees. ll'll`3l°
'ULY-27 strayed or scolen a in-lit
red filly three months old, from
gesphea Ackl»md's, fl-lampshlre The finder will be rewarded. °-l"""'l-
1 this city ua ~\ny _ J evening July 29th, a Masonic K. T. watch charm. The finder will be rewarded by leaving at Sa\\\\\\ll‘- son Q 00, I-1651.
ISINGSTON, Ont., July 31-,(81190-1-,
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