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Hazen Minister of Marine and Fish- ti0,ilal conference to be held in Lon
o'r'rll\vA sept 5-Hen J D OTTAWA. Sept. 5-at the lnterna- - _
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I I `I _' cries.. ' came to the capital to-night don next. November to enquire into
' ` ' ' ' h 1’ ciilc,Coast where he had m°“5‘"`¢5 0! life B8Vi11 at sea Canad
Sure Cf JCr0ll`lC’S Nr' ifseeiiizisl repreaentatlveel' the will he represented. grae eeniereneekf N: m0|]d K¢||y,wil|$ Flfst,
Canadian Government to welcome thu the most important of its .lnd held battleship New Lea,and will see the final rules drawn
,NI IIIII SPIIIIINS "Sl f°’ “““‘b""9- MISNIIIIINIIN5 I.IIi ...xl ;z:':.ii;;.:‘.°.:°1i.‘.i:;;i..z°§:r.§::: IIII.I.II] III MNIII T“'° '°"""' E“"'°‘°
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HOT SPRINGS. Sept. ,-5,- Mm-e
tllan thirty blocks on the eastern edge of the business distric‘t was swept clean tonight by a fire which threatened to eat tothe main thoroughfare. ` The wind was blowing at ag ter. rific gale. Het Springs and the Little risen life d0Partments made little head- way in checking names. The"°'l5ss is estimated at about four' million dollars. '
The fire originated in an negro
dwelling near Malvern Ave. shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon, spreading south and east.
The small buildings were an easy prey to the flames. In a few minutes the fire was beyond the control of the flre departments. From this region the fire spread to the manufacturer's region, then so the residential district.
A supreme effort is being made to
divert the fire towards the suburbs of Hot Springs.
No fatalities are reported. Fifteen minutes after the fire start-
ed it was beyond control.
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SGIIHES III NIGN
BHII] IIIIGS IIN SHIIW
OAKLAND, Cal.. Sept. 5.-Scores
of thoroughlbrcd dogs, representing all of the popular breeds, were on dis. play at the Piedmont Pavilion today at the opening of the annual bench show of the Oakland and Ainmedn County Konncl Club. Judging was commcnccd soon after thc opening this 'morning and will hc continued the close of the exhibition to- mo row night.
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BOARDERS WANTED, 292 FITZ- roy Street. 1243-91m5ild
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WANTED-AT ONCE. A GIRL T0
serve in store. Apply at Worthy’s , Bakery. , _A_ Vw i 1342-9-6M3i. COW FOR SALE-SPLENDID MILK-
er. Apply 15 Kent street.
_,__ _ _ __ 1349-9-elvlalps. BOY'W'ANTED FOR PRINTING OF
lice. Apply Guardian odlce.
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WANTED.-A HOUSEAVIAID. GOOD
wages. Apply at 80 Brighton Road, Charlottetown. __#__,1_3l§)_-_9__-§irn_i§§>d. FOR SALE-5 SHARES SMITH
Silver Black Fox Company. Price right Apply “M.D.” care of Guar- ,_dian.__ V 1237-9-llvlai. WANTED, LABORERS AND CART-
teamsters for work on the Pugwash Spur Railway, R. E. Mutch & Oo. _ ..-_ W, __ - _, 1Z99:9;4!°3\ TO LET.~THlE STORE 'FORMERLY
occupied by A. Gates & Co. Posses- sion given immediately. Anoly tn L. E. Wellner, at Wel1ner's Jewel- _1‘IY. 3_'.‘°\`°- ' _ . ._ 13°?-:9:5M§“- A GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR
right Party to buy out an estab- ished restaurant business at Monta- glle, Apply to Martin McKinnon.
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EXCHANGE FOX. I WILL EX-
chnnge a E patch female fox, 6 months old, for a i patch male. Write "F" care Guardian
1338-9-6M3i.
'rwo fish AND wnrrs Heiress have strayed on the l>l`BmiS@B 01 Wm. Moore, Milton, since July lst If not claimed within one month will he sold to pay expenses. , _ _ _ls-is-9_-slvlsi pd. FOXES-FOR SALE TWO SILVER
hissk lsinslss, pups 1913, one Tup- lln strain; the ether 'rnvlln and
Rayner strain. For price, etcié alp- l t B 31 Alberton, P. . . fy 0 ox ' 7 _M1332-9-6-Mel. Booltifhliiii' 'AND MDNDLINE
operator'wanted AT ONCE. Good pay and steady emDl0Ym°‘\*- ¢° competent men. Write statin! °1‘ pei-fence, ste., to The Times Print-
ing Oo., Moncton, N. B.18g19_6MM: ron sALn.-Aumlnlsou s'rAND~ ard Phonogrsph used only two months, with about 75 records, and a recorder for matics l‘°°°fd°
at home, itll be tsoldzrhlegghg’ Sgltd “° .°”°°' ”" °__ _.life-semi. w'£"ri'l‘i15i5-iiiiliiiils 'ro D0 PLAIN and light lowing st home. Wh°l° 01' spare time; good lib!! W0* ""3 ,lany distance; chart” Pam' 3°" . stamp (wa _p_srtl(§nlsrs.”i4a;-£33;
omps _
:,i,,¥°°i' 'mn' lanes-éualzl.
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MGQATIQOOK. Sept, 5.- Thaw l °°*‘€f1 IHS deportation from Canada. t0d9~Y by two moves. In addition he had the pleasureabls knowledge that hi” Old enemy. Wm. Travers Jerome,v`
Hr; under arrest, charged with grimy.
T°m°"`°W» DY Virtue of a writ
obtained by his lawyers, Thaw may
if in Montreal for another court bat-
e. lf ever the little town has had
sensations Coaticook did today.
First came Jerome’s arrest and
release on bail, on a charge that hs Played poker yesterday on the min WHY DI`0I>Brty with newspaper men. ,I Then carne word that Thuw‘s law- lyer had obtained a Montreal writ, ivariously described hers as one 0( habeas corpus, prohibition and res-
Itraint, demanding Thaw’s production in c'ourt there forthwith. Mean- while the special board of enquiry has ordered Thaw's deportation to ‘Vermont under two clauses of the Immigration Act, namely, that he entered Canada by stealth and had within five years been an inmate of
an instltutioal for the insane. I From both these decisions Thaw's lawyers appealed and clinched mat- ters with s notice by telegraph. that a writ had been granted in Montreal.
The immigration ofllccrs, headed
hy E. Blake Robertson, are inclined to ignore the court’s order., but are
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(Canadian Press)
PEKING, Sept. 5-Dcspatches re-
ceived here from Banking report tllat the northern armies completely sack- ed that city. Looting and other ex- cesses lastcd three days. ` Soldiers visited the American Con- sulate and demanded money, but Mrs. Alvin W. Gilbert, wife`of the Vico- Consul, during the absence of her hus- band, pluckily talked the men out of their designs -reminding them of their American friends.
Another party tried to enter the
Presbyterian Mission, and threatened to shoot the Rev. Alfred Gray be- cause he refused to open the gates. The fall of Banking to the northern forces marks the close of the rebel- lion as all the provinces are now re- ported quiet.
The Gazette today announces the
resignation of the cabinet.
The personnel of the new ministery
will be submitted for the approval of parliament next week.
MIEIHIIIIISI IINANGIAI
IIISIIIIGI MEETING
Tile Financial District meeting of
powerless in the,matter of appeal.
Thaw will not go to Montreal to-
night as the writ of habeas corpus, which was rushed here by special train, is returnable on Sept 15. ~ He may bc taken thcre at any time
between nom and then.
(Special to the Gunrdinn)
Ottawa, Sept. 5-Thc action of
Judge Gervais of Montreal in issuing the writ of habeas corpus for the pro- duction of Thaw in Montreal when made known to thc Department of Justice this afternoon by telephone has occasioned suprise. Under ordi- nary circumstances such in order, it is- thought, would have come from one or other of judges of St. Frances dis- trict, Judge Hutchinson or Judge Globensky but the actual right of Judge Gervais' not is not questioned. Upon, this point the Hon. C. J. Doherty, Minister of Justice and act- ing Minister of Interior, will express no opinion, but the onicinls of the de- partment llndonbtcdly regard the nc- tion as rl most unusual one. The cilcct of the order must be to halt the deportation proceedings for a Bllcrt time.
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GINIINNIAI III f
NAVAL HISIIINI
PORTLAND, Mc., Sept. 5.-Que
hundred years ago today the United States ship Enterprise and the Brit- ish cruiser Boxer met oil the Maine const and engaged in battle. The British were defeated and their vessel captured. The victory of the Ameri- cans came but five days before Per- ry’s triumph on Lake Erie, and was peculiarly welcome since it relieved the popular depression caused by thc capture of the Chespeake by the Shan- non three months before.
The engagement of the Enterprise
and the Boxer attained a mournful celebrity by reason of the fact that| both Commanders Bllrrows of the, American ship and Blyth of the' British ship were slain. Longfellow, then a child, heard the booming of the guns over the tide, and as a poet celebrated the tragedy of the two captains who lie buried side by side in n Portland cemetery.
MIX IIIANK IS
AGAIN IN IHIIIIHIE
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NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Max Blank,
proprietor of the Triangle Shirt com- pany, in whose factory 150 women and girls were burned to death in 1911. was arraigned in the court of _special sessions todaY Oil B UUUEG 0( having the doors of his new factorY in Fifth Avenue locked in violation of the safety laws. The complaint :was made by inspectors of the HFS prevention bureau, who swore they ‘found the factory doors pad-looked with 150 persons workin! 1“°id°~ F01' lowing the destruction of the Trl- nngle factory tw0 Years B20 “iid uw* great loss of life Blank was indicted, on a manslaughter charge. M50' MW! eral trials he was finallY B°‘l“m°d'
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wmunn or also s Plum: ,
'ronoN'ro`, sept. 4.-Private wu-
A Hawlfin winner of the
slti l\th Toronto customs
irdilseimi-Iistlsslgry is te be $1.000
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the Charlottetown District was held at Murray Harbor on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 2nd and 3rd. There was a good attendance both of ministers and laymeu. The meetings were all presided over by thc Rev. T. Marshall, chairman of the District. The sessions opened on Tuesdayl evening with nn__appropriate sermon fl'0nl‘ the Rev. Hu A. Brown of Ver- non River, followed hy the Adminis- tration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. On Wednesday morn- ing the sessions opened with half an hours devotional service led by the Rov.>\,G.~_Ormau, followed .by an ad- dress by Rev. J. L. Dawson, B.A., pf Moullt Stewart on “The minist- er’s personal life. and its relation to his work.” An interesting discussion followed the reading ofthe paper. The question of the receipts and ex- penditures of the Circuits and Mis- sions on the District received careful consideration and the necessary grants were recommended to the Mis- sion.Board. The appointments and assessments were made to the Cir- cuits for Supernumerary, Conting- ent and General Conference Funds.
Communications were received and
rcad from the Missiolfary Secretary, the Secretary of the Sustentation and Educational Funds, and arrange- ments were made to raise the amounts needed for the several funds. Arrangements for anniversary meetings of these funds were left to each Circuit to arrange. It was re- solved that a Missionary Campaign on all the Circuits of the District should be held from October the 12th to the 19th, including two Sundays. The arrangement for the meetings was left in the hands of the District Missionary Committee.
Mr. Henry Smith of Charlottetown
and Mr. G. H. Jenkins of Pownal were appointed to attend the Mis- sionery Convention at Amherst, N. S., on October Sth, when it is ex- pected that all the ministers from the Conferences of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and P. E. Island will be presént to meet with the Mission Board and to consider questions re- lating to the Mission work of the church.
A letter was read from the Evan-
gellstic Committee of the Conference recommending special EVE-l\S°1l5I1i° services on all our Circuits and more care in the administration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, and the more emcient carrying out of other departments of church work.
It was resolved that the Chairman
of ths District with Dr. Ayers, Col. F. S. Moore, the Revs. J. Heaney and J. L. Dawson be s committee to arrange for the Evangelistic Cam- paign throughout the District.
A motion was submitted urging
that at least three days be arranged for the meeting of the annual Dis- trict meeting st Cornwall next J\1n°., and the matter was referred to the Chairman of the District for ar- rangement.
It was resolved to bold a cenven-
tion of the District nt Charlottetown some time in February and a com- mittee consisting of Revs. T. Mar- shall, J. Heaney, Col. F. S. MOON and Henry Smith. WB! BDDOIHIZUU 5° make the necessary arrangements. Addresses were given by the BBW
J. Heaney on "The Minister s Duty to His Circuit, and the Crcuits Duty to its Minister," and by Rev- H. Miller on "The Responsibility of the Church for its Own Progress and Development.” The papers were fol- lowed by discussions by both lay- man and ministers. _ At the public meeting in the even- ing addresses were given by Rev. E.
Aillll . ~ sl ~ \ work “nfs Wu, at Eisley has been ap- .lil. Styles on Sunday Bcboo , pgintsd by the govsrninent - to a ,b Rev. E. A. .Westmoreland on Edu
cgtfon and by Col. F. S. Moore on Missions.
A vote oi thanks was unanimously
paled to the Rev. L. H. Jewell and the friends at Murray Hsrbor for the
very popular and thc general western
couraglng.
attend the meeting. ‘ There will be
the Missions church. They way of India from active work
of the Presbyterian are coming home by and intend' retiring participation in the
Mrs. Young, af Korea; Mrs. McRae,
rea, who it .is of interest to state,
the wife of the newly appointed mis-
the various missionaries. The sub-
in this work are lnvltedft ,attend
railwa authorities gave to the delc
Y
try in British (yoiumbian Tue hgis_ disaster. The Canadian \ic‘u=:'un-_ent
lation concerning thelicenses enacted aiiting. through the L‘e;m~tment ol *_* _
last year by the present government M_“"i"" ‘ind 1_‘15h*-mes 'B U00(-l"fl1*'lD§ has had the effect of attracting a w1i'h_th° British B03” 0! Trade in A silver fox was Killed by Mr. great number of white fishermen to drarilg advanced r"i"t‘°”“ for the Sylvester McDonald. Di Chili CNY the exclusion of the Japanese' Next Pr; ec I0” Of travellers fit H911- it IS Thursday night. Yeur the number will still further be ff” ;_ng tc“““df1a“ Pfmseng" UWB f01 This is likeIY the fox which caused im,-ea,,ed_ The poiwy of the Dresen; »-ii) “HB 005 0 0Di“l3ll 119 W “'I1¢1'»f‘1f' such cxcitment in the lumber yard government will be to maintain the gugg {:‘tflft;""55e0"§;>: t0 by adopted to of Messrs H. and S. Lowe some
fishermen," ~ 0 lug cap ure on a occasion only
Qu » d to the outical slum. <0“fel`€"'¢ PY the d=‘i>_f\l`ll\l0ut of Ma- it would seem to meet with al more
erle as p _
tion in the west, Hom M,-_. Hazen :£9 Qnd F:h°l§°_5t~ -`ili\¢@ the 'lltnnic tragic fate at the bands of Mr. Mc-
Baid that the vrospects for the gov_ as er r. e ‘rl ish lloarli of Trade D o n a l d h u t w h a t t h a t ernment were very bright. “Ii the gfsashrlgetllhe cf;r;l;;dering)! l~(l_»-anstgfvll;_- iz 0 11 A 1 6 ni a ll r e g r e t s i i opposition” he said, “count upon on the result Mythe c0“;I1';‘:" “ff °"]‘;“ thm°"° than tile fol lt' their gains in the west they will re- me and the enforce mg ,”°t’L°“ Sf » °“gI\ the mf" 1° PHS* the wwe a shock' our navai policy ig means Canada will collitorm (Ao talk; t lF‘grn;lonN;gt`ieNie recently Mr Mac
the City Hail last night, President M ` ' th h l
will re-open Monday, Sept. 15th.
t heard ever da here Ons of
'n investors an opportunity to 'e
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his: solid with the Workmg element every' tive will be sent by the Unltdil States quadiiaped Conse uelitle wlile y aa “"‘“"’- The" ‘H H “Fmt °f °l’*"“‘“'“ and hy each ef the other great shi _ Thursday 'night w(Iiile lvir Min *I1 am°“g our friends which is Very e“‘ ing nations of the world. D was grooming his horse in thi; la`tl¢]1!li>‘l;
about 9 o’clock,.he heard his dog
The long and strenuous tour has in growl and proceeded to investigate "0 “Use Weafied Mr- H375" Who the cause he discovered what he felt
lr ro n touter '
loo s well and has E: W s . sure was the robber of the roost a
llc will take up his work asain to- small eat-lure animal the real ine'nt»
morrow morning in the department, ' ' ' ity of which he had not the slightest while Mrs. Hazen and family have I inkling OL The dog chased the gone to St. John. intruder out of the barn into the
'_"""°*_“ YHN1. Where the two animals became
___ ‘ engaged in a deadly battle
The Annual Meeting of thc Fish Mr. McDonald, lamenting the loss
| | | | | and Game Association was held in of some of tim "nest poultry and
Seffiilg that his dog was getting the worst of the iight and would not
OFFNSOH ln B c ai r, I 1 _
' The Executive's report and the fmt Ong' decided t.” PM an °"‘i_ I-0
Sccretlll-y’s financial rcport for the “hat “Named .t° him to "° 3 ““‘_“a“
past. year were read and adopted. The fo and not’ as. it really' Was- ii illilh retiring officers were all rc-elected for y Wxluable ummal WMU' $8~0"0~ He
-1' the cusucing yen;-_ ran to the barn where he secured n
‘The Executive reported' that the pitch mm' with which he 50°" killed
Within the next few days there will game had been fairly well protected ,
be held in this city a convention of during the pnst ycar but they regret- ML, M°D““UI‘1H Chmlriu at dis- tlle utmost importance and cquul ln- cd that owing to the fact that no c(.)v?‘-mg th“t‘.\'y the sweep of the tercst to those interested in mission- change had been -made in the obsol- mum fork which had .Amt ap end ti’ ary Worr, at home and um.ond_ Conv ite warden system’ the ash had not the animal had lost him rt llttlc fort-
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(S(;:Il1>t:]riII»‘Ie§ til? thil'ltIYEjs:'\¥ellthcallllunl The Minister of Murine will be com- ulelpelt Whlch will shortly 9-‘i‘“"“ his
' ’ - _ ~ r d
meeting of the Women’s Fore gh and munlcatcd with in connection with na “Y ‘m p“’b“hW win be h“~“*\¢d Home Missinnary Society 0| the the warden system. Complaints had dow" as 9' ‘"?l“°d i“"i"i‘?°m W, f\W“T€ `P,.e,;byter|an Cyiurch in Cahada Eutf been made 'of fox ranch owners lkill- g°"°mti°“5 0' the 019'" of Mc D011' ern Section will take place in. Zion ing rabbits mit Of- BGBBOYL TUGBG am’
ohnreh ei this eity and will not en °°mI’1“i“t“ will '10 fave"-'lasted "
’ R ret was expressed over the res-
' ag
51113283 at egg: :fi gvzrigenllhlggfagg ignation in. the early ‘part of the year M 'N
Provinces, but_ will be addressed by of I°"“°r _Secretary G'“`b°“"u'
missionaries of both sexcs from wide-I comgilzttgoxis upléldntgi mt Walt ly separated parts of the globe. lt is 2:1” for .th "$2" _ta“_ ng °r “ `| ` expected that the attendance ef nele-
gates will rlln into about two hun- Mrs. Bsnjumin Rogers is the vice. '--" drcd; that nllmher of names has been president of the St. James Auxiliary BERLIN' Sept- 5_0" ‘the M9*-0F10 sent in, and they will represent the of thc' g local Presbyterial, and Mrs. i‘|“'"’_°f Si1°5i“» Wham th” “T165 Of whole of the Maritime Provinces-as David McDonald Malnnls, president oi Fredmck th” G‘"e_*‘t carried the Stan' well. there will he some from Hamill- the Zion Auxiliary. The pastor of flards of Pnissi" 1"” °"° h““d"’d and ten. Bermuda. the zlen oiinreh, the Rev. G. o. ray- MW _Years H1<°»_ unotllef greet army
The President of the Society is Mrs. lor, \vlll preside at the. public meet- °‘"_ry’"g the lmpuml C010” °f 0
Thompson of Picton, herself the ing on Wednesday night. _ Umted Germany assembled t0d“Y daughter of the gmt Presbyterian The visiting delegates Wm be “_ uudcr the eye of Fredcrick's descend- Missionary to Trinidad, British West commodated at the homes of the var- 'mt' Emperor William H- F0' the Indies, the Rev. D. Morton, well- ious members of the two Presbyter- “ext nv” days this mme” f"`mY °f known and much beloved, who died ian Churches. 70»000 '-""e"» divided "W0 I-W0 OPPOS- less .than two years ago. Mrs. ' -V--2+; IHK COFDB. Will 0021120 in ‘the annual
Thompson and her husband were Grantdh or “Kzisil-r" rr;anf€cuvres,which t e selves i sion ics in Trinidad '"9 0 "'05 mD0l` all 8l'mY 0181*
h,m mr; ar ciscs of the Year.
fol some yea
Several notable missionaries will ' Thi’ m““"e“‘"`°9 this Year *“`° fc"
rrnrded as the most important ever
Dr. and Mrs. Annanli, of the New om, wut per word each insertion in held IW the German army. More men Hebrides, in the South sea, who are this ¢0|,,m,,_ Cash must acbompany are ensured than ever before. while coming home for good after wo-,.,M,-,g orden Mmimum charge twenty_/ave the tests to which thev will be put for forty years in the interest of ¢en¢_s_ _ will be llnuslmlly severe. Acroplnnes
' ____ and dirivibles, the latter equipped
~-Yerk Peint Hotel will he open te with “Wires mums. will he emnlfw-
accommodate transient bo,”-dc,-B up ed for scouting nurnoses and thc car- to Sept. 15th. 1335-9-GMU. rving of dcsnntches. The German
the <log’s antagonist.
-' . . r _ l in hi. l
'rhen there will he the Rev. and ~»'rlie charlettetewn Kindergarten fofzhqs 61'; ';“t;'1’w ";'r'fd“it
the wife ei another missionary in Koi 1344-9-elvlzi. *hr vnrinne types ..f ..._.ei.lnes win he
tried out in a practical way during
will be accompanied by a Korean "STUDENTS:-Have you seen our the mnn0env|~es_ of Blackadder, who is retiring from Trl- S. D. C. and U. C. C. fohs. Call and con" "cs are to wlmess the m““` nidad after thirty years' mission see them. Wellnor's Jcwellry Store. 00\lVf0S HH DHHUHHI Eilcilts Of the Em- vvork there; Miss Archibald, who has 1301-9-5M2i. Pcror. Among them are Gen. Pollio, charge oi the Hindu Girls' Home in - -_ ehiel ef the general atnu et the Ital- T"i“i‘i“d in °°““°°bl°“ with the Pres' . “Great Moek Court Trial at Opera ian arm and Gen Ramon Ruiz byterian church; Mrs. Scrimgeour, Home “ond” e _ y' ' '
i Y September mf-efinflll chief of the general stafl of the army
Hionury to British Guiana’ and M155 undcs the direction oi Col. A. V. ofthe Argentine Republic. All ofthe Morrison, a lady missionary to In- Newton, of Worcester. A serious kingdoms, grand duchiss, 1,r1n¢,.pu_ dia' CIIBVEG _ "SBIHSAI B lN`0h'-iilenfi Citizen. lities and other component parts of
'1Jirgiileclrl!:i°l~i:tlini:l<iv t1lie::k;illIl;;eal\:\nN:? _ 1389-9-6M3l. the German empire are represented by ber of sessitms during the day which I "‘*‘ their rulers or other distinguished dig- wm be “sanded only by ths women, °° Do not fail to hear Mrs. Living- nitaries. The King of Saxony, the
but both cn Wednesday and Thur9<lHY"stone's lecture Tuesday night, in King of Wurtemburg, Prince Freder- svsnings thsrs will be held public Haart* Memorial Hail- She iS R lck William of Prussia, and Prince, m°°"“g° which Wm b° “dd'°"°d by good speaker and lady lecturers are Rupert of Bavaria are among the'
leet that will he dealt with at wee- ”° b at B ‘Dim Vis ex' med to climber- nesday’s meeting will be Foreign Mis- 01"' 0 0 P Practically nil of the commanding sions, while Home Missions will he sing. Sil\er collection at the door. omcem of the army are to ,,ttc,,,|,¢\m the theme fer the meetiegen the lel~ isle-9-smai. mt ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,d,,,, by Fm, M,,,,,,,,,,,,|
wwing evening' Au lame! ‘greeted tt i °-1 M I I von der Goltz and Count von I-Iaesel-I
. "An a ract ve propos on s o- .
the sessions to .he held -du 5 the cr. Vlhile the detailed programme
' th l k F Ltd. h _
day. . _ ~ Iergdhhyi ‘lilguaied K:°‘;he "“‘;'n °:; has not been made public, it is under
Arrangements have been inode for. l'““° “ _ ° Tm stood that the general idea will he the reception ol the visitihif 'me' Jam" Lewis' B“ght°“' ° °°m' to solve the problems of deience` gates by a mmmittee of the members PNY “’h° N15" 11°” A-h"°° 9°" 0' l'h° against an invasion of German from
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(Special to the Guardian)
HALIFAX, Sept. 5-A big crowd
witnessed the three races st the ex- hibition track today.
The races were close with hsrd
fougilt finishes and there was plenty of excitement on the grand stand.
The three year old trot was won in
straight heats by Baring's Comet he equaliing the Maritime record in tht first heat. All, except the Acadian, were distanced afterwards racing ofl for third and fourth monies, whicli, was won by Mac Baring and Jas. McDinney, respectively. ‘ The 2.40 pace had eight starters in-
cluding Dan Paine, n high-priced pac- cr bought by Sydney parties in Indi- ana. He was heavy favorite and won in straight heats. In the first heat s. regrettable accident occurred, Moth Miller nt the pole nnd Tommy Cotter colllded at the first turn. The form- er's sulky was smashed to atoms and both horses and drivers went down in the crash. It looked at first as if Hammond Kelly was badly injured but he got up and, although badly shaken up, drove two more heats. Fred Warren, who was driving Tom-
Warrowny Girl, Sherrln...5 1
my Cotter, wus very badly injured about the head and lace and is now in the hospital. Moth Miller was drawn from thc race after the second bent. He was the only Island entry.
The 2.27 trot had the largest field
of starters so far, no less than ten horses rncillg. The Island entry Rex- nll Girl, \vcllt ll grand race, fighting for flrst in cvcry float and going ln fast time.
Hammond Kclly drove. two heats
and at his request was replaced by D. A. l\‘lacKlnnon. The Gocho Lady was the favorite, but alter a Bensa- tionul flrst heat seemed to go back until the fourth when she came on Iand made fl great iight with Warro- Iway Girl fer ilret. 'rue Resell cn-l trotted a grand race and, with the exception of `a."`1li§ht btohk in out heat, never lifted her nose, finishing neck and neck with the leaders.
SUMMARY:
3 YEAR OLD TROT.
Barings Comet. Musgrave The Acndian, Mosher Mac Hating Jas. McKinney . Time 2.23£, 2.25}.
a-:ni »~.- FPNF many
2.40 PAC.
Dan l"aine, Doherty 1 Derby, Simpson 2 Tommy Cotter, Warren McDon-
ald 8 3
Ora Delmanch 4 B Baron Britt, Queenaborough, and Moth Miller also started.
Tlnle 2.24}, 2.21, 2.21.
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2.27 TROT.
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(inchatn Lady, Carroll The Rcxall Girl, Kelly, Mc-
Kinnon 2 2
R. M. 'I'., Purvis ;..
Miss Temple Bar, Addie B., Ben- ares, Lady Myson, King Dodds and Parker T. also started.
, Time 2.22i, 2.212, 2.2l}, 2.2i}.
The judging of horses took place
to-day. There were two Island en- trlcs in the standard bred carriage stallion class.
Mayor Todd, owned by Hammond.
Kelly, Southport, won first prize.
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IIIGIIIN III AGGIIIINIAI SHIIIIIING SINIIING FAST
Mr. Phillip Desrochcs of Tignish
who accidently shot himself on Thurs- day, was reported sinking very rap- idly at an early hour this morning. It had not expected that he would live through the night. In an early llollr Thursday evening the shooting occurred. Mr. Desroches had been out duck shooting, and was returning home.. He had just landed. and in faking his gun from the dnry, callllht it with the muzzle towards him. The trigger became entangled and the gun was discharged, the shot penetrating the unfortunate man near the liver. He was in such a critical state that the doctor had him despatched by special train to Prince County hospl- , tai, Summerside, where he was oper- ated on and the shot extracted. HO reviven after the operation and QQ- cd n restful night. -A
THE POPE' S HEALTH.
ROME, Sept. 4.-The general con- dition oi the pops is good according
to the doctors to-day. , They thinhi I that though he is troubled by an oe-
. casional cough and some estarfh, M Q will be able easily to overoomi H\
Ianeetien and vul he mime is has hy the isversele mmm conditions
s new prevailing.