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0 T ‘nscisioi in ni THE RQMAL ' r liiiiiiiillii MARRIAGECCASE

e 1~¢HARL<111E10WN.

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'1‘0DA'Y'S PROGRAM. ‘ ln. The following composed the

for

Lealfi on' Harlandhit 11 s. nr.

river sail. ` ‘

unrivime ooii Liiiks and 'res

Links. - “

Dinner at Government House at 8

p.,n_i.

at

rded the Purtv-llddresses

l

R0val party :- l His Hvysi Highness ine uni.. -of

Coniiaiight. ~ , _ L Het ROYBI Higllllslii the Princess Patricia. -, Ml” Mllim. lady-in-waiting to!

Princess Patricia. Lt. Col. H. C. Lowther, (7, M, G__;

M. V. 0., D. B. 0.-

lllllllllllllll WIlH

_ V the :post favorable circumstances st

_ the Abegweit_ grounds in Charlotte-

to

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PARIS. _July 29-i-ion. J. D. Hazen W announces today unit ure conferences ff’ with M. Delcassc, French Minister of i" MH-P1110. on the subject oi reciprocal “;

' The great Cameron-Lougboat ten mile road race was pulled off under

B

silisiiuuu

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SUFllill§llllS

°f°afSF~3-flaf"°f°"l“T‘l" 'Lancaster Bill Declared

Ultra lllres-Decision' Gives Rise to Spec-

'(niMius’iu|Nsi. 1

ulutlon 1

wn yesterday afternoon. V i "1

A beautiful dav. an immense and

nthuslisstlc crowd wdre the two out- - f ___ ' ' (Canadian Pram)

.7 .de

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(Canadian Prall)

'f'oi<io, July as-Mntsuliito

lllmperor of Japan died today

f \at 12.43 n. m. Acute nephri-

tis is given as the causgylof

death. ,_ He has been succeeded bn tho

tandihg features tending tn annul-e` LONl)(`iN, .iuly 29-Judgment was throne by “ww” Prine* _yoshlltrll

B ¢Dll'll-llete successand that the at- (CBllBdlBl1 PFGHB) rendered today by the Privy Council raction was well worthy of both the LONDON, Julv _29-A local trades- ll' l-ll” Wil- 0058 Sullllliliflll lil’ U10 tl»ellfll"\C0 “Hd the enthllsluslm goes tl .»~ ` __ Dominion Government on the Marri- ithout saying. man IE wmdowi of whose sum' age Question. ter he had been unconscious since

to.

Death cd the Emperor occurred sf-

Innghost famed as one was smashed in ‘B a result of ““l` ’i‘iie holdin is substantiall tu dawn yesterday, in presence of mlm-

A‘ royalj" eastern welcome greeted MCapt. T. Rivers Buillley, C. M. G.

I . V. 0. ` »

His Royal I1ighn`ess', -Arthur, Duke o

Conneu ht yesterds site:-,noo

0l'l

Cllpt H C Billie A D C

Bllllllllllit. regulations, notably with l l‘€Sl-levi: to increase in the number of . lifeboats on stenmships plying be- f°

E i ~ n

his irstl-visit to Charlottetown Governor. General of Canada, and Princess Patricia, his_ 'charming dau- ghter, -

Practically nail of Charlottetown

and certainly all who could get with- in seeinglt' nailing aistence of, ui., line of in h of the royal procession took part`_.in 0u_e.6f the most gener- ously wholiéhearted dsmonstrntions witnessed oh»_thsfclty's` streets. That the receptionwas a opuler and a loyal one was attestcs to in the lusty greetings which asssiied the ears oi

the' party _h_'%ai'2l;ey detriilned nt the de-‘ D01. and' pid' _ niong tho-streets.

Visitors‘to the city from all parts w__lthin reasonable access swelled the; population to ii point where an es- timate would be lnjudicious. While the'-grsetiilg was vociferious and eagerly energetic in its tenJeriug~ the ‘ order was all that could be desired, l accidents peculiar to crowded _ `and noisy streets were unknown and the arrangements of the committees were wellappointed and well carried out-. giving the royal party and the public every satisfaction.

The Royal .train drew into the

Charlottetown depot "nt 1.20 p. m., having left Summerslde at 11.20 a.

as'

. . . r, _ . _ _ Owing to her convalescent state Her U01/111 Highness the Diicliens onine to Charlottetown bv the Earl elrey ac-

lilllet 0119. Gverythfing being done by

D ty.

VB|'l0\l§ Points along the route cheers were given the party and at Emerald a pretty-scene was enacted when o number of school children lined the `lilaf.ioriii and cheered liistily as the train slowly moved by, On hoard besides the Royal Party

were -the following: Hon. Senator Yeo, Premier and Mrs. Mathieson,lf-Ion J. E. Wyatt and Miss Wanda Wyatt, Hom. James A. McNei,l, Hon, A, E, Arsenault, John Ilichards, M. L. A., Dr; P. C. Murphy, John Agnew, gun. crintendcnt Mcidwcn and u Lluardinn representative. Its near aiinroncn liersifieii by boom ing of cannon craclfers placed on the rail and the distant roll nf cnunonn at Victoria Park as the Royal Salute uelsl .<»»_f~..ue. 12951; -lowly b»n<-1 _ Continued ‘on page 3)

'liinu . ` illnnr _ _..,tMfx][:Ml*iH{HE[S, f

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l1W681'l France and (lunnile/aiiil Flhc a

liossihllilties of iinprovlng trnile be_ to

_ _ ween t ie two couuti' .

companied hy Miss l"elly, _f/iajor n;_ most satlslactm,y_ ies' had been lend and was never headed, The court. Lord Haldane said thnt, lu their Mortington' and Lt. the I-ion. H.; The Canadian Mlnlsters wére m_ iluck_v indian to the time and tune of This was the first ofa lnrge number l10l‘<iSl1ll>'s 0l>iIli0ll. lllefe WHS 110 Nia- llamsay. ceived at the lnalace Ol Elysee this meg wing" played by the ltll Re_ oi suits which insurance comps-nies uon'why what they considered to be The trip from Slinimerside wns~ n afternoon by President-Fallieres. f7l’"““t Build- Bllllrted at oncll to have instituted against defendants ii natilral roiistriuztion of the words

' work away from p'l~¢,¢1 and at lhe and if the county court judge'u desi. “Solenuiizaf.ion of Mnrriuge_" nnviug

~°l“ill-- MUEWGYI. Who was on liourd thel fifth mile had lapped his rival once Sion is upheld by the higher court the regard to the Law existing in (lan

_ il

Ducal train, tending to the comiilft, His first mile for ii starter was d‘~’f€|ld21l1l2S Wlll be niulcted in mor. adn when the B. N. A. Act was ago in n bulletin announcing the cri- nnd convenience of the ar ty - _done in 4.41, his 'second in 9,56, l110us damages. ass d o -v ' ` tl

V fourth in 20.33 'and fifth in 26 min, `

, 5 l~5 secs, beating the track record Their Lordships avoided answering

nf 26.55 new by F. si. Cameron, his ‘hs C1“¢B¢l°|1B felullns to the vslldltv

rlvnl His time for ,lx mlles was . ` _ V of marriages of two Catholics before t

31-241V seven, 36.55; night, 4222 a Protestant, holding that such n lng symptoms of urlc p0l|0l'llng_

gaining another half lap on Fred point could lic decided ncroiiling to "

Ar. inn nntsei 1.ongbos'i cook the "file defendants dld not sriissr in ‘l"fl"f1*l~

p c , sh iild not pie ail. This conclusion disposed of the question.

l here; nine, 48.49 und ten mi1eg53_10_ the broad constitutional 'interpreta-

’l‘iiis mnrk heat the old tl-Bcll'l.M.0l.[l l tion they had laid down when such

. .'6.04 - , ` t

(Canadmn Press) gm) “ve n£;longv:l|n‘g?;` ttlllznmlfmten ;<:;li:&r;n came before he Courts i

Pom' Airriiun July 29-'rronnie l. ' °“1l' __ ‘ (Canadl ,, P, B

l lk ' l10& H hpit ten mile performance. ' “ 9 9) ,£33 lioalégfisgdgfrrlxlrs l;e$v:_ei'l‘m ‘gouge Fredilv Cameron finished in 55.38- 1 ` _0TTf\_WAv’J“lY 29_Th*‘l"’ lf* 5011112 3_ coal d0ckB_ U' V ' ' 245 find finished strong. iiongboat's (Canadian Press) d‘“D°“'t'°" ln l’°mic“l ‘1ll`”l¢S t0

Three policemen were won d d d ,,,(,mle,.lul emlllmllce was evldrllffffl bv W1NNll»EG, July 29__,l,his year upeculate on what is likely to happen

' " G all ll t ' ' - now.

l 1 _. is s rong finish and absolute dis- the west has decided to ask for 75,- _ _ n so n coupe Of silllwfs- rereril for suv assistance H 000 harvest hands as a ainst 46 000 Wmle m““Y l"`1leV‘? that U10 “Kim-

Mflyvr Ray and the Crown Attor- ' ' " ll' ”- g ' ll l D ~' -

l . .. _ running machine nf almost unlimited ill 1911- _ 'im "T a °‘“_"“0“ mafflfiilff ‘HW

llliiesilanizcsllled requests lor military as 'mwm_H_ "ls wire WM an intended Thls declslon was Mrlved at tml, will not be revived, there are others

. of the H Y

oi-ld's greatest funnel-S_ and Camc_ lfagvttv l”l0l15 WB! a.Wlll`i1l!d 37568111- sustain the Supreme Court's decision _ ' 1 ‘ u, plucky, popular and good rival ages and costs by Judge Wooilrali in in its leading,puints. _ hem of th:\Imp"ml family and an his punt reliutntion were well Westiuiuister county co-urt today. 'i‘he Lancaster Bill, seeking to im-

in-tli seeing 'in action and compew Suit was brought against Mr. and pose uniform marriage Laws on all on. . . Mrs. Petliick, Lawrence joint editors i'rovinccs, is declared Ultra palace and remained in subdued sil- lpng before the rnce wng gchedllled of "Votes for Women,” and Mrs. lim- l Virus and ' thc narrow lim- , start the grnndutnnd was llllell nieline Pankliurst, as officers of the lies Within Whifll thc Domlu- l

nd the oval lined with eager Bl,l.ctn_ society which -or-ganizcd the disturb- lon Legislators must work when up- rs. ance. proscliiug the Marriage Question are

Minister of State. Greet crowds irathcred outside the

:ace even after the 'announcement of

he nionarch's death had been made. The Crown Prince is overcome by

grief. _

( Canadian Press) °

TOKIO, July 29-The lllness of the

Emperor Mutsuhito of Japan, which terminated fatally Tuesday morning; rst became known publicly nine days

cal illness of His Majesty. Court physicians announced 'that

the strength of the Imperial patient he EmDeror's illness hadbeen diag-

The Emperor had been sulering

nosed as acute nephritis with alarm-

n from diabetes for eight years and in

1906 chronic kidney trouble developed.

Since the announcement was made

that the Emperor was critically ill

Bulletins showed that owing to his

strong constitution His Malesty was making flrm resistance to the inroads

,. h d` .

Tl,-e Nlnety sixth lwglment is bein spectator on the grandstand and morning when representatives from inclined to think that thine will be of t c isease

' * g I ' the rairle r v' e th' 1 `1 un agitation for n amenrlm nt to

assembled “ow t ,O d It t liilchuel Thomas and other P. Fi. I. V _ 1’ 0 l_"° sl ‘B9 “ca 3 5 _ and may be “nth is 011 l Y a once Tmllmm were among lm, keemst of railroads and un immigration com- U19 B- N- A- ACl.._wliich would give unuble to take nourishment and gh, the l-,qmll-l.,-5 of tl", ,.,,,lBlrln_ missloner niet at the C. P. R. offices U16 U0l¥lilll0¥1 l"H'l`ll11ll1»¢llt the l1.lllll0~

_ A qua,-i_e,. mlle hlke mae’ llylug and discussed the matter fully. ln,-rlty which the Courts have decided it

__ _ _ start; was nm on and was Wm] ‘W order to . get the quantity of extra iloes not at present" possess. _

He wnl-i, however, almost entirely

continued fever gradually broke bown his strength. _

, _,_ , ..i...in lil

_, .__,,_,_., . meal..-»-,;._ -MM¥.-LM»I -s\-»-41:1-_a..l~»°~'* mlam, ha held out no hop, ol ,_

. _ _...ss ‘- . _ I . . ~ ~ to advertise in the east for .i0 000 » ~ » V _ - and J. nudet th rd. '

_ A hall mlb, Mlm rm,” was matured harvesters and also to make known

`/ ' _ _bftor nn “M11-_lylg llnlsl, _ . the fact that cutting would start ii-

’h J ’l‘r

` _ _ _1 T. Blanchard being secorld with amlf bout August 10 to 15) f $-

' Winch sf ‘third '

overy so that his demise did not oine unexpectedly.

(Canadian Press)

TOKIO, July-29-The Mikado il till aiive_ at 3-o'clock this afternoon

C

C

. e .ei" _ _ _ _ _ s

(4-Special by Phone' ;tA1:lonizdthc aiirlirnce o_n the grand- PARIS' l-Lalillilgian British be bulletin announces his condition

su-Muiansiuic, July 29- it _\,;‘r'; m"__"n l:_n‘;:’S]‘;“"'lh‘“ "fl flelfl- r . . chamber ei osnnnerce of paris to-

(Canadian Press) '

ST. CATHERINES, July 29-Mrs.

Elisabeth Leonard, mother of Major Leonard, Chairman National

way Commission, is deed, aged

Rail- 87.

MAY INVFTE HIM _

lllinlciis

( Canadian Press) i

EL PASO, J'uly 23-Omlnous re-

ports from the Mexican frontier ,, de-

(Csnadian Press)

OTTAWA, July 29-It. is reported

that 5 pressing invitation " will be " ` ektdllded to Winston Churchill to vlirlt Canada during the next session offthe Canadian P'arlia~ merit io lend his advice in Canadu's Naval policy.

DE'rl'l‘ftUC'l‘IVlll HAIL STORM

. 'f IN MANITOBA.

__-_` ~

MORDEN,1 Qldafi., July 28-The most aestriiciive winri_sn<1. neu storm ever, witnessed in this district took pines liars yesterday evening be- tween half _ t_ six and seven o’cio°ll. As a reddirgf the work oi the wind nt' that time the llbdeni curling rink is completely demolished, the large staqle at the agricultural grounds is miiiulililurollf, the Arlington Hotel is=shoi7t2 df hi'ielis',» and also the back veranda and kitchen steps of J . H. Black’s residence. _ The Canadian Pacino Railway

freight sheds,. the Ogilvie Elevator sndfa number of tother buildings have had numerous parts torn off of them, and box cars were shifted' off the tracks. Reports from the coiibtry indlclte that many stables and small frame buildings have either beeif destroyed or moved by the storu{il~'__ ~ . , '

coiicslssii ins _

_ 100 tins ron 'cinssiricirioii

One cent pei' word each insertion in f.hil,,soimaii. 'Gun must accom- pany order lid live per cent discount allowed. Minimum eliarh twentY°9'°

also

011110- kinds

du-

claring that the rebels had determin- ed' to disarm Americans in insurrecte zone, and that guarantees of protec- tion were to be withdrawn are con- firmed in part today by Hans Hach a Mormon who fled from Colonia Dub- lan with his family last night.

wisiui iliuw

au if ruin

(Canadian Press)

WETASKIWIN, July`_ 29-ll‘iBY0l‘

Alexander Knox of this city has tend-

ered his resignation and is missinu.

vate cable from Aberdeen, Scotland,

where police clnlm_he is wanted un- der fugitive oilenders act. This infor- mation given ollt today- ‘hccordlng to advices from Scotland Knox has been sought for the last two years but lt wet impossible to locate mm, until recently. Mayor on i<°¢l-11112 thi" thursday night without notifying ally- clty body concerning destination. At uews__lt ls_allageil_ by police left the _noon 'Saturday written resignation re- ceived by town council. Knox been 'Mayor ,Ray and tile Crown Attor- him except that bed been barrister in from Scotland and little known of old country and he continued IBW practice here. No details _c011¢¢l‘lli\1Z cnse.in Scotland obtainable but pro- bable matter will he l1lBC01l ill lmlldi oil North West Mounted- Polics 101' investigation.

_ _ ii, noon

"PE" wisp ienoui _or an

_ ._-.z-A /,

'rue tide will be hlsh this nwfnlns

nth 11.01 and tomorrow at 11-46% is w l be W:llncsd:ly1 ;l50l'lYll18 B 12.37 an ill' lv I1 - - ;. 'l‘_lie__lu`li lets 'tiiili evsllillf 9.* 73° iihd' tomorrow at .305 it °‘ morrow liqlorriing at 4.40 an urs-

fl . . '

B 5 fllligiigolill on Monday.

ulitsrter of the muon will A _ sta ut 13.18 a.m. ug ' will he four-

mllliitll.

Vice llegal party are the many evi- dences _of loyalty and

which showed along the mailiwl ijduf'/e' of procession of the party from the station to the

House. In tho'

glnéaoa. méht H. HQI-I: d the bllillke bm, of Drgmlnenl lnndhlne ;:d°ge’r‘\‘£E_ . - day dined Premier Borden and his d

' “MU -80¢D!11T1BI11€ UIIY Y el’ '- ' ' ' "“_' colleagues. - ‘

Royal Highness Princess 1"atricia mm' and th“Y manifested great in- , All expressed _ the hope that the

owing to the indisposition of the f""'t 1" "W developments of the " ' ‘ it ld t th th ‘ ll ~ Duches att nded b his aid race _ BRACEBRIDGE' July 29___ A VIS WOU Bl`€flg Oil it lil lleflcfb

c ` 9-d an ull 9 __ _ ,__ _ _ double drowning occllrred on Sutm._ of the friendly agreement existing he

9~l11D all CBD ll Oi 6 Ellfl Grey _ I C B l_ f th tween France and Britain. was formally welcomed to Summer- NEW “URI” FOR INBAN1TY~ ;_,';¥x'l?$_'t0 '¥E:?!;llse;l1el.n?,? no Vail? (Canadian Press)

side by Mayor Morrisson and the ' - ' - Pllnls J 29_ l_ F ll~ councillors, 'rife puke expressed his Bosroi July 27-'rue cure oi in-‘ ”"°" t° “mi” his "°“ “ar °'d 'wp' in... m¢,,r'ne.1u¢1§ pnrisigiicieiiya mf; pleasure in revisiting the Island and sanity by the injection of substances haw who fel overboari

visiting Summerside for the first. from n health brain is d scrib d

. li i' M' ' - ‘ -ii n t .

time. The militia end ine boy or. william iilsnle’ sinitn in ui: Bril l,::,'§f,';',,s ¥,,,,(;,l‘,`;iyn,:’,',;,,tt_e g"°fl5l,: hers that Kid McCoy wlw was arrest-

ei

welcome Mr, Borden and other Cann-

ead _

1 (Canadian Press)

BRUSSELS, July 29-It is believed

l last week in London on provincial

scouts took a prominent part in tish' Medical Association in re t ‘ 't - l~ 1 d u therpertormance and the high school which has reached this city. 8' glare ` ' :lil lg:-lgnglerlgllllaghrl? llawgfggleedltol gffadieflcn Warrant 0" 31108530” pupils sang the usual patriotic song surgeon described several occasions -' _' _' ‘ uliy urges French-Unnnilisn uilpliurt _

ist had been implicated in jewel

BOUQUBYJB Were Presented by Miss ln which he obtained cerebrin and ` tish h mhbery in Belgmm Wm mmm M

Judge and Mrs. _McIieod, Nell and --»-v---~»------

MHP? MCI-004. duuglllef °l Judge Mc- cholesterin from healthy brain »tlssue lhlitthi? lliril Britllilivyli‘l)el;tti§ g

l“°‘l» “'14 DY Ml" fP“*"*°l° M°L°l' and infected these substances into lC“““‘”““ P'°“) in ine Nerin see in will ne in scienc-

lan, nsnginer of nr. ivrcnelliin. inssne persons.. the treetment be ae- NEW YORK. July 29--An e50r-‘- ls ,ng not only E,,gl,,,,,l but F,,,,,C,_ ll

A111098 H1080 Who assisted ill Will* clgred, caused the delusions to van- being "md" t° bring t° tm" Country = -

coniiss His Excellency were. Hon- fin snii grave disorders to cleer np. §lf‘““°*} K°;"““l“‘*'.‘-d *gem “`i;‘j‘lSl‘ ALL also or-1i.aoA'rioN U

_ amp on w 0 carrie 0 e ong AI S ~ , _ .

Ml-B_ Mcglml-rlel Hem-y and Ml-“_ method of raising them, Distance Honors at the Olympic w_i_ ON PREMIER '"au.";'l butlrfln riilémtiafgestlllgow £92: wi-ight. Geri. Richards. Hon: J- W- 'Plc l<°°1>°f \»f°“sl1= we wif on elmo- 1 nouocs .nny 26-Premier noni... ”"“"’ "“ '“

Richards and the collncillors 111111 his '1"m» Where th# f\\l` W8! 019-milk ` ----l- ,lml llls wl'|,,,,,_l,,,,S l-écelved _nn l,,ll,,_ "

their wives After these had been pre ed- End ll-B ¢llll‘\1lti€B 0XDl8il16ll ll! sntinl ilupufatiou yesterday on the

-sented, several’ other citieens were H0" Clllllfllli D\ll¢0ll~ TINY Ulf!" PPO' _ V vuenl' l ll, ll. d t l presented to their Royal I-lighnesses %e:d§g tg rthflh Holman atril:l'HintoIili I (ll,.enlmS,.l(éul,l ioaclllfadgoléfd liz; by Mayor M0"-leon, n w e e ey saw- a'no er ranc Canada, AuBt,.alln_

0 _

'N19 R0Y&l P8\'tY» 0l°0"l9°d bl' MW' Rl;1“2_l°"t;° th” °“° "‘l;°v° ;']‘;l°";f wi -* Mr, Burilen assured the deputstion

or Morrison and accompanied by the ¢ 086 0011111011 Bs ' 0Y0~ ,,Olmclll0l.s_ ' and gllell- wlve5_ then Party progressed tp the hospital ,lmvo out to the McN,.ll_ Allan nun where in a few well chosen words by sennaere for rencn, e uiscsnce ei H011- Judge Mel-sod. Hls R°vslHl'sl1~

The Mayor, itls said, received a Pri- ’ahout,two miles. from Summersids. nc_S,s.,W8s ilfvlllllliflll With a i!0ld 'WY'

"l`he ranch was appropriately decor- with which ha formally opened the ated with hunting and Union Jacks liosl1ifal~. r , nt the outer’ gate, which was nd- Their Hlghnesses and other guests orned with nn arch of maple leaves: were then shown through the H0HDi' _,mm-ly quarter mllllun dollars 4;., Their Highnesées were met by Hon. tal, by nurses in uniform, His Ex- Chas. Dalton, Dr. Alexander and Mrs, ceiency shfrwllik ENR lr1¢°l‘°9¢ bl' McNeil, J. and Mrs. Allan and A. Gi asking' many .prsstlcsl iiuestlolls- and Mrs. Hnunders. After the departure of their High- Princess \ Patricia gracefully con- misses -amidst tumultuous cheers the

sented to cbristen the ranch, clioos- hospital _was thrown open ‘lor inspec-

lng the name s|;,`}'nf,i-ink, in honor of tion by the public. _

ms Excellency her futher nad ni At the suggestion of Mrs. M§Leod herself Thell. Hlgllhesmn wen great- ii collection in aid of the hospital, ly interested in the foxes and the resulting in the realisation of the

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, July 29-Alleged

sugar frauds at Philadelphia are ilnder investigation by Secretary of Treasury 'Macveagh and Attorney General Wickersham for lust year have been settled by payment _ of

United States government by Sugar Refining Companies involved. This announcement was made by the Treasury D rt ent a ‘

eps m tod y.

sum of 50 the old ke was l1l‘0

8 . z Y '

sented to the Duke as a souvenir of'his visit in Summerslde..1.'

l'{`eep Mlnard'l Llniment in the fioule.

tlint the question Was receiving the ntinosf, considerutioii. _ `

ALIEN1S'l‘S ARE 1"U‘ZZlil°}D.

,siwi¢aMuN'i‘o, mel.; .inly 24- iilvcii the i-.tller ,est nlicnists sl_\»-i»|u- tely uiilleclded tiiilliy iviieshel* fiialles Carson, ii convict in l-`oi.min liviiiten- tinry, hail been striken .Ennio or

for two yearn and six 'noii*.hs.

The common effect of ether is t loosen the tongue while the subject is coming under or out of its effects.

It was expected that Carson would

lose voluntary control of his vocal or gans and reply to questions put t him by the physicians, buf. no sound

ls il

shimiiiiing. He has not spoken R word 3,

iven his liberty. it is now declared in some quarters ist he was the victim of conspir- acy on the psrt'of reel robbers who induced him to proceed to Ostend on ie pretext of arranging A boxing ~

cction with theft.

HEEIPHUEITY Ill Plllll

, l..

_-»

(Canadian Press)

i.ONi')ON, July 29-Bondi* Law at

the Unionist rally at Blenheim on f

Saturday said that one of i1uD0l'¢l|1t

rcfurins to which the Unionisto are i-.ominitted is the providing of s pre- ference in overseas murlets to Caril-

u ,md Australia. He said we want cciprocity lu lieace as well ll l-ll ar.

" BRITAIN wIi.i. Nor

PRESS PROTEST.

WASHINGTON, July 27-TDC Brit.

0 ish Government has decided to rolt

its protest against the pending Pun-

na Canal Bill, for the present, at

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sentence of death for his share in

Carson was sentenced to life impri- l

Knox that his Government hoAnoth~

5 ing to add to that note.

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SIGNS 0F WElCOME T0 THE ROYAL PARTY r ..z. .:..:1r:“...“"..;: my -M- =-=--

Pleaslng features of the visit of

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the smoke of the salute had but re-

cently drifted, was ovesshadowed by e temperature it one ercloek

yesterday by the "Retail Store"

The Park 'roiiilwsrr is strung for 'Rented thermmngsggyvlth 5 northern light effects md the Pavilion in a eiponnre was severity-eight degrees

flags floating kindly iq the breeze.

murherods jail break, but several times has been reprived, He is n

shed and shops were gay with with the public buildings in outwgikld South Oarolinlnn. t

and flap. Along Water appearances of joyful grl6l1ll\B!- ¢ r bell od *_

private residences were decor- Canadian Bank of Commerce, the [HE HEATHER AND It W" °' °

and the Victoria Hotel, Char- Royal Bank, the Caledonian Club, I-“E TEIPEII-‘-“RE

Charlottetown Club and of Montreal were all sblmdidl dress- *ll ‘° were all- nicely trimm- ed nad-so on to the City Hill Wh!" TORONTO- ~7“lY 3°"3°_M°‘l°\'°*-° 1'5" the isttertwo. Queen more nnprsssing evidences of artistic wlithwesterly winds: line and warm.

welcomed the visitors 'draping were apparent on the Kent

The lowest temperature recorded

anus ¢&nn-.wmv .noeluerii square _strung with inn- vwlerdsv wlfllllv-011° deems s- 'riie oeionni Build- tmie. were Kent schools Ai-eb of hvve me and the lilshslt was seven-

oi flags and the welcome, tlierrill shui in exterior .ty-sl! above.; The lowest recorded

dressed in red, white decoration w e all admirable tokens U19 ill`°Vl0\\l l1l!\1l= YU iliiv-Glzlli I-

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the two edi- ment House entrance, from which siltrllvs , delren above and at

ni* p. m., it was sixty-one above.

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the provision to

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