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Tllll'H/\0UEiAi-lK\l°W0-(3D*°|H~fl-Near- ‘Willy 0( Obligation acceptable to G61* I - I 0'l`TA\\'A. AUIJUHC ‘-‘U-f (Sncci-ii) - The the tires was extinguished '
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elroi-t to bi-ing about some kind ol oblaqa- vviwsed as s we rid treaty. "riiulns that _ to". “\,,¢“u¢n nm-1 31|” the _¢5|,,,|,|i|,h. it would icnd to minimize, rather than There WM H pleasant ouung ,O me _ ment ol a permanent court of arbitration D'0m°t9 Obllizaiory ni biiratlvn- Hillsboro Consolidated School yesterday, ‘fn ard" W “ve me wnfgrenqe from (up. It is bella vedthnt it will onlybo possible thc occasion beinil the visit of Their
un,_ _ - _ ` to conclude n convention providing for g_"°_91I@D°\0! M10 the vloeregal party to _Thu ‘Kona at the dehgues are new ohllxlmry nrbmauon _‘mmm me powers a. noted institution which the Province
erected towards the nrracizemsnt of a “hl"'\'1Bf'=='f°'i°i\- Mcnuuitia. The miucipai dignitaries
, , _, _ _ ‘ ' _ nnfl lady Sybil, the Lieutenant Governor
- _ .» Mid .,.`_lIlrs Mcklnncn, Premier and
I _ .~ . -. ` _ _, ,_ MPN Peters,-_ '._.l~Ioii Messrs Cnmml'
_ _ _ iskey and llasimrd, Dr Anderson thc,
__ _,___ __ _ _ -' _ __ I. Mayor and a number of theClty CJunciii~
_ __ _ ore. A much larger pai-ty went over hy __ ’ I 1*’ - ' speclnl train which left the C.ty slntion
F(_)_r _ _New 0|] Ten TOWnShip Kern ri<_>_vs.__c;ii1i.:, a_';_c_i.;_oat~_i_ and iiiciwot-_
Artemns Moffatt of New (`l\s ov? laeurl
__ ~~ The School grounds were at their li ist.,
I A the vegetation rich uud green, thc culti-
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enclosure decorated with mnny rnininturc
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W'**"f_"3". - `“”' “ ° bright and inspiring. The program
Tuaowro. Augilst ?D-(Special)-Fifty
thousand dallsrsmay bs advanced by Hon,Senator Cox furthering n Solve- tlpn Army colinizatiqn scheme in New Ontario. 'It is _said the plans have been approved by Gen. Booth and the Qtitdrio-Gnverrinieiit sud. now await the “nctieafpf a joint commission.
The Government is to sell the Salvation
Army ten townships comprlslngiibout 230,- 000 acrcs In Niplssiug at 25 cents an acre and payment will be spread over a period _ of years. I-lomesteads will ;he 150 acres in axtaiitaiid 14-l settlers will be located in each towneplp. I Senator Cox says the land and climate conditions were satisfactory and the scheme would probably succeed. _
CAPE EIIIETIIN
E TIIHIIESI ANXIIINS
Svmxir, Aug lil.-The Conservative
leaders in Cape Breton are greatly DOF* urbed over the forthoomluk $DPfM'l“°°
of. U Il Tanner, M P P :who is billed as Mr. R‘L Ilorden’s chief platform s\1DP°F' ter at the meeting ot the leader 0! 511° Oppnsitlgi in this County. It is taken for gantisd~thst.~Mr Tanner will make a strong deliverance on the ll\l°Hffl°" °f Provincial Prohibition which he placed np nbc" all other issues in his ricellt campaign in Harte
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IIUIITA SIIES EIIH'
HEAVY IIANIAHES
Lmvnon, Aug. 18.-The Milan n0rres~
pondont of the Chronicle says that Oulda the novelist, has begun a lawcult against two sons of the Belgian Consul at Lucca, Tuscany, for $l0,(00 damages. Ouidti. some time ago summoned tba defendant for unlawfully entering her domicile und they were sentenced to imprisonment. They appealed and' the higher court con~ lrmed the sentence. Ouidain orrlsrio eiive them from imprisonment consented to the case being annuled on their under- taking to pay an indemnity. Their non compliance with this agreement led to the present sult_.
HAS GIVEN HP .
THE SINN EEIN
Losnoiv, August 18-The whirlglg of Irish politics has seldom produced A l1l0\‘6 remarkable charge than was witnessed at Enniscorthy when Sir Thomas Esmonds, nt a meeting of the United Irish League, withdrew his resignation from the league and renounced Sinn Feinism. Ile wasen* ‘thu .last'oiily welcomed hack into the Niiioimi ii mia trsm>h»d'o~yon.M-Po representing the league. The meeting
‘eagle-d;i!l1l`d`i'iE|:s‘rhiised his ri-oantatlon of _
'a division in_ his omnitituency. f
rtattmllt hill
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3;:-|h|r¢f,‘\ MIiinl`lDli‘l. _ ' I.olie‘ Crobtme, the fatdous sctrsll
lratter nl last year,-N_atb`tiy,` arid ’e_evsrhl` Io*ii`s`r eiadk iione_s,_‘ts_ the new owner* ‘el t`lis` brown Chlifornis mare. ‘ . Mila Grobtres 'whose heart wem\"‘ont I to thsgnst drawer the' mst time she uw 'hir min iniifbut it r.iann,yviii». ru.. is `ths`openl`ng of the season. has over sind 5," ir§‘n"¢` to purchase Bolduc ' Girl but wmieuv. rum-s nniilynm-dey. ‘ . Tp; print-paid fhy' Mils'\0rabtl6e for Ielilclfl is`.¢iii‘id in taoitrosp which _ln glib inure than was oifersd ` by Fran! I nes the"l'e`iinaQe`s h6i‘so`\‘s7aa. and thd
lslnn Feinism upon-his desire not to craat._e _
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’ r "James ll. Duke, the tobacco king o
:sho doom of the Laurier adniln'isti~n|.|on in
. ,_ -l _ builtin. °“*""'“°""m'° “mt m°"°y "mn-“"; when -time what-nonnuciit ora..
*od c`r'~bp,'anrl it looksae it 'there inlgwt,
.qdiiien will be an election before ii
'Hns'iht`ho`l`|M and he nrdonlvt ‘presumes
gm; id pnitthroflt orc! ip‘nl't»;'~hiit' I be _
liars' the cm. try in itgliins lhim - ; gif .l-l.|.b'¢n 'rapper does not hcliev.
owes to the benetlcenco of Sli' William
drove out in carriages, among the number |"|llRLord and Lady, Grey, .Lady Evelyn
shortly after ten n'clock ann which uiri vcd nt. llillsboroconsldernbly loadvance of the caninge party.
Among those prrsent from other parts
BHD H' Mb D. alter S.mpson
and J Artemas Gliirk of Bn v w
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others
vated plots neatly kept, the front
flags, and the prospect on eiei side
included n visit to the class rooms, and |nspection of the work in the inanunl training department, the singing of the Red, White and Blue by the children, the presentation ofa boquet to Lady Grey, an address by Ilis Excellency followed by the singing of the Maple Leaf, a brief address byPremier Peters, the song What Can I Do for England, followed by an address from Dr. Anderson and the National Anthem.
The chief interest fiir the pupils was
no doubt the meeting with the dlstln~ guiahed visitors from ubroad, while for more mature minds it centered in the thoughtful and inspiring address of the Governor General. A number had driven long distances in order to liiivc the opportunity of hearing him. Lord Grey spoke' offhaiid without notes, and ina conversational tone, modestly illsclairuing any intention of making n speech, as that would imply preparation. He had come to see how the school had progressed in the two years ince his previous visit which he had greatly en_ioyerl,, and hoped he would bc justified in_ always expecting like fine weather when II he came again: Since his previous visit he had crossed British America from Newfoundland to Vancouver, a distance greater than from Engl ind to the Caspian Sea. Travelling across this vast and
fertile lnud he saw in a vision when it would bs filled with myrnida cfhcmesv und what the chnrnutcr oi' that citizenship would be uiustiiopenil nn the lntluenees that hovir over the cn-ills iinfl surround those who are yuungliiyears. lf these influences tend to produce A Godir-tiring mt\n~<crvlng population then the luturc of Canada is safe. _._-Tip recollections of his preceding visit _cali|a'f\"ivlfily back tu his mind. Orr: ‘ was ofa mother, who with t'~nrs in hcrwoidc had gratefully contrasted thi-1' Mclloualil School with the school her children had before attended. The other was of eating strawberries under the shnilc of n treo nt the line farm of Mr. ll ivy.-r, Secretary of this local School Board. This led hiin to speak of thesmail, ill-equipped school with an underpaid young ' womnn teacher, “merely marking time till the right miin appeared on the horizon of her life." Such schools should to longer exlatiu Cunadn. l’ar_nt,s who love their children would make any sacrifice, oven to very scunty diet in order that their children iuiiziii. have the advantage of proper training nnil cducition. If the Maritime Provinces permit: the growing west to lure away their best teachers by , giving them more salary there would l-e little hope for this country. lIe believed the Consolidated [Schools had ii great work to do and would sclvc onc of the most dilllcull. of our problems. They had fine material to work upon. Ile was impressed with the line physique lol* the (iunrrl of Honor which turned out 'to meet him when he came. Ile never saw ciiner body of' men. They had the great privilege ol being brought up in the open tlslds, the free air and sunlight, Educate iur young people und we should have their sturdy manhood at its best and more such farms and Buch strawberries its he had parfnken ol at Mr. Bovyefs. Schools like this prepare the way for the ilnpllcitiion and multiplication ol’ allthpt is heat in the country, for they train the head, the heart and the hands. . . "
It is said the British people are slow t
take up with improvements, that it requires three generations before they will adopt a new plan, even if it be a good one. Here he had hoped that improved oducntion such as the Consolidated Schools supply would' ncccmplish thc work and iirldgo the gulf in oncgmcr- aticn. In St. John he had seen is farm on which under one good and capable wcinau a company of boys, walls and strays from the old land, wnre being successfully
trained to he good, industrious citizens. Ile could not but think
'what ’f there \»\'ri‘e 500 'uch liirius doing ,, like work. So also he hoped to sea the uplifting und educativc force of the Ucnsolidated School become more and more n feature of the rural life of the Dominion.
ills l'lxcsllen.“y's :uliiii-fs nf which the
_abcvels a more outline was freqii iilly apr l-iuded Lhr'o\1zhout and nt the i:lo.-ic.
_Preniier Poters wus warmly in favor ol
Consolidated Schools and liopcd to sec tncin multiplied iii this Province.
llr. Anderson , spoke nillcinlly of the splendid work that had been done by Princlpixl Jones, who ni the outset. had nn exceedingly dlillcuil task bcfcre him. llc belived the gnnil work would gn on uniii-r Piincipiil McLean, and that the school would be an object lesson lor the entire Province.
Governor McKinnon presented the thanics of the school lioaril, the teachers. iinrlpupils ofthe entirc community to llie Excellency for his visit. aiidhls instructive finilinspiring udilnss.
NOTES.
When the (lcvsriicr Gene ral and i~.»|~
party landed yesferdny morning nt hnli past ten they were met on the wharf by Lieut. Governor McKinnon, Premier Peters und Mrs Peters, Hon. F. L. Ilns~ znrd und Miss Ilnszard Sir Louis and Ladyl)ivies,I{on. J. ll. Cummiskey, Mayor l’nioo.anri ths City Councillors, Major \Veeks, Admiral Thlcry and other olllcers of the French cruiser Kic- ber as well ns many citizens.
After wrlcoines had been extsiided'
three cheers weregiven by the people i\sseu.bled,and then the pnriy drove to Government House, preparatory _ to, driving to the Ccusolid ated School. -
A very pleasant and successful 'dinner
party was given nt Government House [set night, the guests including thc Governor Gcncriil's party, Ailnilriil (Jhierry ol' the Klth :r uni' Mniliime Clilcrry (who i~i accompanying her husband on the presiiit cruise) and o.her Invited guests.
Today lIis Excellency and pariy will
leave by special train for Georgetown to attend the Scottish Gathering. Alter they leavc the Minlo,tliat vessel will leavi- this port for Georgetown, and upon thc conclusion of the games, the Governor General and party will go on boam the Min to which will then leave for Quebec, as ills Excellency is due in Ottawa on the 2~ith.
WANT Til THHIIW HELL HIIEHHHAHI]
New Ginasiioiv, Aug lti-The Tuppa
boom has assumed big proportions here since Sir Charles liibbertfs _address at Westville, and the Tory worker'
dalure. They declare that Mr. Ball's chances are hopeless, and sifepe have al- ready hien taken to enlist leader Borden.. ‘_ *endorsement of Sir IIlbbér‘t'ecandirluturs. Assurances have been given by the man from Vancouver thatlf the nomination .ctiu be switched his way he will accept 'Elie onndldat urs.
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._ Mos-rnrau,-A Aug. ie.-sir flames ‘ dinners rapport. limi.. ngttiug mn amiitis undrntooil tlist lie will not refuse anominahion inhlii oldwronstituency ' ofI’ietou.` _ - . iramiii 'rue-woriii tu.ilyn\li»=iitiie »
opposition can cnny in 'rents ln' Québec, _
slsdtlon before a session, he said: ~"I thinir I* know' Sir ‘Wilfrid Lsdrler invtvymii and I relieve i_tmt»it thin lui
ti, one li an nu im. his cabinet mr Mg..
athlon. The premier is ‘afraid of the _
ti»svln~o»ur1nnon:ensvr~vere -tis viii be
that Sir Frerlefiek Bordenwill ,inaiir
are clamoring, for a change in this canrt|¢ " _
to The Guardian ara requested to state whstlserlsme is to appear among
Ciiisniled ads, Business locals, Announce men or anionl regular display advertise ments. When'no auch" infomation is 'umiebad iha_ management will not be held responsible lf"ad does not appear
Long i3ranch.New Jersey,recently claimed n an interview thnt. he hivl spent more money in advertii-ing than any c|.h'er llv g man. He s aid that- the flames won I
reign tllty i:;!llion dollars.-Newspaper _ do .’ _ Y'i~t James B. Duke is to-day one of the
wridthlrst men in tlig world. When you sean liberaladvertiser yon see n rich msn - Tb! business man who in this nge of nil . vrrtfslngis afraid to invrat my money in publicity will never accumulate a fortune ecrini
MInard's Linlment- Take no other
Persons sending advertising matter
rday. ' -- ~ -‘ ‘
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Correspondents should remember tha'
to ensure rnrly appearance of correspond ence all matter sent in should be cul down as much as possible. l<`.ver_y attevitionls paid to correspondence but it is impossible to get. anything ln to written. especially whereas of into runny communications arc being received earl
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Minai'd's Llnlmeni the Lunibermanr Friend
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Any Guardian reader
who receives adiinly print- ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of` whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub- scription Department at
once
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I* 'netime fora complete restoration to ;*,*,..icai activity. ' _ ; ,
night.
The telephone nnii elf-cti ii: light wirci
crossed at. the critriince to the liiiililing null set the woodwork on tire.
The blaze had uiade consiileriilile prog-
ress whenillecwer-oil and tlieenirancc v\ us praclzicnlly all consumed.
An ni ir'ui cfilied out. tliecltybrlgade iinil
Ottawa to the effect that the bye election in London would be brcughton in the fnll.
It also slitlcfl that' George C Gdlbon
K U wciiiil be the liberal candidate and would enter the cabinet.
Mr Gibbons is now in Maine und
tons qu iitiy c ‘uid not lic scen.
AEHINESE II/IINE
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Ili-IIHJN, Alu Zfll ~fS.|eclnl)-'l‘Iic l)irei>»
tors of the Siin,iui:: Mining Company toiluy received n cubic inersigc from Tsing Tiiu announcing that an explosion ofdynnmitehnd occurred unile ground in thc Fiiiitnge mine, killing two Ger- mans nnd 210 Chinamen.
YEILIIW EEVEH IN
THE PHILIPPIN
ES
HnvaNA,Aug.l.-Prn ate Rolland Shep pard ofthe hospital corps of the United Statest|rmy,ilied yesterrluyoi yellow fever atthe military hospitnlot Cienfugos.'l`here luis been another case nf fever among the American soldiers. Three new cusi-s have been reported in the rrliy of Cienfugos where conditions ure serious. Every precaution is being taken to check the sprr-iid of epidemic. Cnses of yellow fevcr nre reported at M-itanzn.
NEWHANK EUH
NEWEIIIINEILANII
O'r'rA\\'A, Aug. 18-E. 1). Arniud,
Canadian trafic agent. In Newfoiindlnnd,
and Commerce tliiit. ir new l>ank,tlic
established at St. Jphufs wi ills capital of two million dollars. 'The Qvlonlai i}ov»
ouch better than was expected r:u'Iicr lii the sea<on, iiiifl will bc ninrly up to thc
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ToiiiiN'ro, Aug lri ~lli»n. l-I lwiird lilake, \I. P.,'or South liniigfnril, iirrlveil in Tor~
ldinpress of liritein.
Samuel C Blake, thc son ofthe dlstln- ruisiied statesman, said his father hail stood the voyage well although the riiil~
road journey from Quebec _had been some- what fntiguing.So lar as the ocean _voyage is concerned. Mr. Binks enjoyed it exf-
nnd discussing the ordinary events of life on shipboard. '
“Mentally my fntheris as vigorous ns
ever", said Samuel Blake, “although of
the paralytic stroke hnving taken away the use of his left side entirely. The ioctors. are. however, hopeful that the etfecte ofthe seizure will pass gradually wav although, of course, It will take
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Business msn should remember' that they can roach the country every iii; in the week except Sundays and stat u ,~ holidays by advertising ln The Guin' i.ii s Rural Daily with a guaranteed av . ...ie circulntion for 1007 of at least ici.
nrcmeiy and was frrqoently carried to t_l_\g__i_;_______
ieclr, where he took evident enjoyment in - watching the pastimes of the passcngergj f-if » -
TUNNEL COUPON..
course, he cannot walk withcutasslstance `2
IXPIIISIUN IN ISPENTTWU ANN
A HAIE NIIIIIIINS
I.o.\'i1uN, Eng., Ang. 18.-Sir lin .phroy
Francis de 'I‘|'i\fl`ord, lliirt., of Market Harborough. who came unior his vinbllc examination at Leicester liitnl.. uptcy Court recently, has had a remarkable financial crirecr.
Eighteen years after his f»itliei's death
Sirjlumphrey wus cousequentlyln di-lit tofthe extint of nearly hall a milli in, and although he was receiving out cb the De Truilbrrl cstntes £48,000 a year, he was paving out of that £22,000 ri year for ln- ierest on loans and £125,000 for premiums on life policies.
The Olllclal Receiver said the whole of
the liabilities were not yet illicit, init. at ...meent they stood ut £;ll,ili)Ii, wi h itssets a;.1,17.i. Asked it he could explain in general terms how he citme to get through such a vast sum of money as halt ii million between 1380 and |901, Sir Hum- pcrcy admitted that he lost large sums of money by betting and horsebreedlng.
'THF Wl:ATH'ER.
Tciu>r~;'|'i>,Aug. 20 (Special) »-Modcinte to
fresh southwesterly winds, it few scatter- ed sho wars, but mostly fair iiud warm.
L HICAGU MARKET S.
Cuicaco, August lil,-(Sp.ciul)-
luly Corn ,_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Bill
“ Wheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... SGQ
“ Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $15.73
lk-c Corn...... .’»‘l¥
has reported to the Department of Triiic Sei” Wh°“°---~-- - - ~~ ° - 92
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'_ >Iaticiml1}.\nk'of Newtounlyand; _is to iii-
In future nil classined and other sdvrr-
ernment intends to ilo all the Government, i.i.~iini<, verbal replies to which are to coins
. ‘- business with this bnnk. lilr. Arnaud to tliisi 'c`lii”c`e, will" be `dh"a'i‘§$d"iib double
iiysthat the cddllsh eiitch is t'1i'niii,i;_oiit rite. _ _
THE TUNNEI..
The (iunrdlan would like to know lf the
I I , residents of Prince Edward Islnnd reniiy
desire ii tunnel to connect with thc uinin
land, :uid with this end in view each
person is reiiucstefito cut out the below
coupon after writing in their name and
niidrcsc, und encltsc_to“'i`heIlunrdinn, Ch:\rlotti-town", marking “Tunnel” on
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THE CONSOLIDATED BCHGOL’ uILl'Sn0R0" Jntooii Snturiiny, and will il\'c here for corner of envelope. Everybody should
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