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Fublic Meeting _Called to

Discuss lt. Objection to -‘ Gov’l Timber Policy.

PORT ARTHUR, Aug. 10-(Special)

-G. G. Bagley has announced o, pub- lic meeting to be held in a few days to discuss the separation from Ontar- io and to form a now Province, on account of dissatisfaction with the Government's timber policy.

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IINMPNIBN EIPENS

IN ilH NNINIIE

The opening meeting of the Cam-

paign in the Fourth Electoral Dis-

trict of Prince County was held Mon-` day night in Kiinkora Hall.

The attendance wus large and re-

presentative, the order and attention was good, except in one or two cases.

The meeting was opened in good

time and Hugh Duffy, Kinkora, was appointed Chairman.

The speakers were as follows and

spoke in thd or.der given 1-#Michael Delaney, Captain Read, James Ken- nedy, M.H.P., J. J, Johnston, K. C., John A. Mathleson, Leader of the Op- position and Premier Haszard.

The principal topic touched upon had reference to Captain Read’s re- tention of the seat in the House un- der the existing circumstances and the argument grew warm on this point only being relieved by the spcnker’s time limit expiring.

Other interesting subjects brought;

up were the Government Hay Quen-' tion and Seed Oats matter, both of which were thoroughly thrashed out.

Only in one or two instances did the audience interfere ln any \vay` with the hearing of a spcalker.

UEEU IS USEN HEHE. '

[INNER NTU HESENNNNNES

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-"Olcomnrgar-

ine used here" must be printed plain- ly nnd consplclioiisly nn :ill bzlls of fare in those ‘.'estaurani,s ibroilgh-,rig the state which serve subs1.i1_u‘.es for butter.

Lunch carts, §.o=.u'din-5 lin:i:=es nnd

other eating places which rl-1 not rise to the dignity’ of n :noun card, must Dost sicns ln places ‘.v‘~crc they rar. be easily seen and read, which shall bear th.: "lords "Ole-omargarinc used here” in letters at least two inches in length and so printufl as to he easily read by guests und boarders.

This is by order of lhu s-into vi in-

mlssioner of agriculture, who is cn- forcing a new law. Vif-l-4"-on of thc com'm<issioner’s order as , __.._.=‘~:\'.llc by fine and imprisonment. -

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NNSSIN UNNEHS

NEW NNEEEESHIPS

S'l‘. l’l~]TFlRSl3Ul'¢G, Amr. 8~ Iius-.

sink.; naval program lor the ncxt few yvnrs, according to plnllli lllsfr completed by thc Naval Department, includes the construction of eight lmttlosnlps, 5 division of armnred, cruisers and thirty six torpedo boats.

The program will be discussed* mn-ing the inn nt -a special confer- ence of the Cabinet, and subsqquently wal 'oe prenentt-ri tn Emncrvr Nlclml- as for his suction. Liko a'll niattcrs| concern ng the ¢o\,1nU`Y`l~l d°fff“‘°°- the program will not he submitted t'o

thc Duma.

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The Circulation of’ THE GUARDIAN.

Morning Daily and Rural Daily' wsu Euhme Aus. -mr, |909

MONDAY -,.....--------.--7354 TUESDAY_.....'..........-721° WEDNESDAY .........._'..72-11 'rHunsDAY..... .........7248 yizmny . 7494 SATURDAY.. ._ ._ ...--.7959

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Dnly average....--~~-f74|5

The ,circulation of The CHAR- 1.o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN in areal" than that of all _tha other Daily Newspapers on Prince Edward Is- land combined.

The above ilgurll art not ths_ countsr total, and ltoluds all Walled.- ennu .na destroyed parts- '1'l\°°° ngurss show only sctusl PBM °lf'

Glllhtltlll. _A _

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anew , Subscription haul!! ore' ,open to ,lu- -terostsd ,pnrtiss nod all possible us--

lll ee will be, ve anyvfw Wllfl, svidlrigh to veri!y“%N`rc\Nlsti0n. N

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Assembly Elect' Ladies Had

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ST. JOHN, Aug. 10-(Specia'l.)-

.The Grand Emcsmpment' I. 0. Q. F. finished its business this afternoon.

The officers elected were:

F. G. Crockett G. P., J. M. Ross' G. H. P

Phiiip Bridges-G.

Melville McKean G. ‘

Chas A. Sampson G.

Alex D. Fl'aBer, G. R.,

Edward B‘. Mnrsnall G. J. W. The officers were installed and the

Enowmpmcnt closed.

Rebekah Assembly also elected of-

_-wg.

Vice President, Miss Mary- Essery,

Ol.h‘€l` Officers the snimc as last'

year. '

The Assembly devoted the after-

ficcrs as- follows. President, Mine Harriet smith. l

Warden, Mrs. Mary Muthieson. l

noon to the discussion of thc Oddfel-'

ND LODGE

or _o_p_nr‘_1§rLows

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Grand Eii'Campme_r_ii_, __ -sided* Rebekah

offieeissfi > repniar

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1N"af'i°l"lll/N"_ Esddpe.

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lows' Home Fund and' the power granted last year by the Grand Lodge.

Tonight the Rebekah degree was

exemplified by St. John lodge.

Mlsn Helen Jack ann Miss Milledge,

twopopular young ladies, while boating near Renforth this even-ing were caught in 8, squall which upset their boat. They were in the water clinging des-

perately to the boat for an hour and

la half an when rescued were almost ‘dead.

Nicholson Lagany who wals shot by

an Italian on Sunday evening, died in: Woodstock hospital today.

The murderer was believed no have

been captured but it now develops that the man under arrest was not the assassin. `

The 1attcr’s name is Manali and

Search is still being made for him.

ll NNY 'MEETS

|NS`|NNl NENNH

LlVEl`tl‘(l()L, August 8. - A ‘noyl

twelve years old was instantly; killed' t-his morning, by being run over by' an empty freight cur on the Liver-; pool and Milton railway trac`11s'. Hc' was sitting on the track tlialt runs a-N lon; the waterfront behind the freight car, when the car was pusherl

along by a number of stevedoros, who, desired to make room for anotherl car. They were unaware of the boy's; position until his death shriek was' heard. Medical aid was summoned ati

once but to no avail. Ono arm und, hand was badly cut and his chest was crushed. The boy had niet in~| stunt death. He was a son of Fred-, erick Quinlan, of this town.

ENHEST EINES

NENN' NENTVNLE

Kl<lN"l"VIIiLE, Aug. 8.-For the past

week the town has been obscured by n cloud of smoke, the long continued' dronglit l,-eing; conducive to forest fires. On Wcclnesflay it cn-me unpleas- antly near the town, the undcrbush and |_;i‘nss near the C_V.R. track took fire from a spark from the train and the flu-ines spread rupld-ly, and an one time; were vcry noni* the Snnitor- inrn grounds but a dozen fire fighters' armed with shovels and some chemi-` cal :tppliances soon gained control of

the flanies. I

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UEENNGNENNUNNNS A GN NNNENHN EN

Niow Yolslt, Aug. 9-The dny of

thc single screw linur is done. The once crack Cunard racers, Etruriu and Umllrin, which first cut under the, six-day record, are tied up useless at Berkcnheud, England. The other d-ny the (‘un.ird line agents announc- ed that 'those two vessels which cost nearly $400,000 each to build, were for sale and that no reasonable o~l‘le1‘ would be refused. The reason is they. ML, 55,, c,,,,¢,1y to be opzrated in- this dm, or twin nnd nufulrurlv SWWB, and of thc turbine engine. Thu Um-| br-in, ws launched in 1885 Hlld Ulf! Etruriu came out rr Will' 1llE""~ REKEE* taping 3,120 gross tous each. ,th‘j'Y were the wonder of that day- H10? were considered ocenn mnmmoths and l't was debated' wliether much larger_ vessels would be built. :

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ouDI~‘E1.1.o\vs sassion l . AT ST. JOHN.

ST JOHN, Ang, 10-The "Rebekah

Asserui/ly" and"'Grand Encumpment" met in annual session today. , Repo-l-ts l submitted to the encump- ment show n total membership 1114, being 77 over last year. $2 was expended -forrrelief and 31.09 f0l` funvrsl benefits while the total YB-

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ce'11‘pht: Nhiiitlirlh funds of the subordi- uate cucmupments total $450B~ Tll0‘l`B Wu-rr nine deaths during we WBT- 'NWN flnuucinl deficit ou the years- W0l‘k was $57, leaving n cash balance on band of $647. I The Rebekah Assembly P09035 |,,,we,1 4 new Lodges instituted, and is .°~:“°:::.~.“»...ll‘; ;°::'1“°;'

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‘km Eemovl' NNN; qwith] 03 lodges. The Ele-

SZNNEFS of 'the .V¢‘l\l` were $4558; °x,p°§`

3028. For sunorxlinabe 10

':i¢l;`|r;he$Arsemi\ly l‘B¢°lllt9 "°‘°°. $578 and ospenditure $629- , ,n ,oth This morning the 8°* fm ’

meetings was devoted entirely to re-

ports.

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Mk for mi-in-4': and take no oihsr. A

MEEUHNY WILL

ENN NENllllN[lNNl

PETEWAWA MILITARY CAMP,

ONT., Aug. ii-General Otter and Col- August 8.--General Otter and Col. onel tlwatkin, of Ottawa, are ex- Decllcll here on Monday to witness tho tests of the aerodrome Baddeck No. 1, now prepared for flight.

General Buchan, of Montreal, will

be amongst the oiilcers' to visit tin camp either on Monday or a few day., later.

Mr. Mccurdy will be at the wheel,

William MacDonald of Baddeck, will be the other passenger an-d will likely operate, the new engine from which so .much is hoped.

On account of Baldwin not' being,

able to assist in the work, McCurdy and MacDonald have been busier that usual. _"What about that yarn to the ei fact that McL‘urdy would on Monday try to make a flight from the Cam.; to Fort William, three miles acrosi the riverf? Baldwin was asked.

"There is not the slightest truth in

it. We aI'e'nut going to make an at tcmfpt and never intended to. Th. rlrst flights will be-short; ones to en- able us to get-acquainted with thi grounds in the vicinity of the Aero dromc shed and expect .there will in several oth-ers. later 'on."

That Messrs McCurdy and Baldwir

may yet duplicate thle Bleriot fewt o crossing the English channel on ar aerodrome is not by any means be youd the realms of possibility.

Mr Mcffurdy does not deny that

they are thinking, of going to Eng- land, and if the ucrndronie will rly in (.‘auudu‘ it would cross the big pond. '

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ENENCH NEHNPENNE _

NNENNS NEENNNT

MOURMELOI\'~I.E-GRAND, France,

August 9-Roger Sommer, the French aviator, today beat the world's re- cord ftxr prolonged (iight in an acro- plane. His, m-uchine remained in the _:..| f..r two hours, twenty-seven min- utes and fifteen seconds.

Sommer started ut 1-i minutes past

t-liree o'clock yesterrlny morning in the blright mpo-alight. In the ‘beginn- ing _ he travelled slowly near the ground at elevations running from six to thirty yards. After the' machine had become limbered up the aviator increased his speed, and the coming of daylight showed him travelling and nianoeuvering easily. When it' be- came efvident that he' had beaten the duration' record held by W.il'._iur Wulght, the assembled crowd checréd wildly, and as Sonirnei' came to the ground at 41 minutes and 15 seconds past five he was given an ovation.

oNor,§rN_wusr xupaoviso, `

WINNIPEG. Aug. 10-The crop con-

ditions throughout West are very good, und business as n result. is out llf llll roportions fo facilities and equipment. Niut the yield, it is claimed will in no event exceed the uvcruge crop and may he slightly under that of_ last season. This condition is due purtmlly to_ lack of early moisture and excessive moisture lsie in the season.

:Keep Mlnard`s Liniment In the house.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

ton are ready for shipment.

by the Flremen

Chicago

burned bo the ground

flames.

from the windows or are buried un-

der the walls. -

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EUWGNNNN MINES

NNE NENN NIEN

Ounces to the Ton- An Airshlp Mystery Solved

TORONTO, Aug. 10. (S1JeCial.) __

He reports over one hundred tons

At G w nda '

Rumors of a mysterious airship seen hovering over"the different soc~_ ions of the cityhave resulted in tho

yo eciyhas

KNEEU HIS WNE

TORONTO, August 8.-Joseph Hun.

oom they found Hunter standing

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iwllrriluvis M`lNER,S’ _ STRIKE , -

l lll S. lliliillli AT SPRINGHILL

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D°Sll°.ll£d Flies Many I"illiéén Hundfedl Men and Ifiys Are S"*f°f"iS'¢“".‘““il“llS“f°‘l out office Suu Keen- ramps

Going. 100 Railway Men Remain

cr-uoAoo, Aug. N10-<sn¢cini)_ at F01' the PTCSCHL

Hundreds of persons were driven from their homes by a fire that dont-royeg \ *_°`l"i'"“'""i‘

two rows 0! tram houses 'ini 3°'-‘th AMHERST, Aug. 10-(Special.)- ing proportions.

Mor tihan, score 0! h m As the result of last night's decisionl Every employe has already ababd-

° a ° es were there are 1500 men and boys walking g oned- work with the exception of 100

' the streets of Springhill, while a men belonging to the Brotherhood of

I _ t is believed that an escaped the few of the officials and office staff Railway Employes and the strike will

are endeavoring to k°¢l> U10 Hlkllllf-‘B soon affect them because if the min=s

M f th id t ' , _ , , ....:"..z ....i.::;. ':.°.;2;;:€.§;;‘f a‘.;§».l’:‘;°,r 3;; ;;.;.__.5 ._._... .___ W5" th ' 1 d - 1 ever n t is ory of Springhill 0 0311 Y Wl e 0 ers were Mum in “ping has a strike assumed such far-ree.ch- be idle, whether willing or not.

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in nuns iusv _ _ unless uinsuu

li lvinni. wisun A ciusi lnuiv

EVERETT, Wash., Aug. 9-Two ar- KLNGSTON, Ont., Ang. 9.-By the

fem l111'V_e beeumrulr of mon suspect- upsetting of A sion off Point Freder- ed of being guilty of setting the|i,,k' Mrs Charles Steen Rideau

FUUN' TllOUSaI'ld fires which wiped out twelve businesslsweet WAS drowned and her mm.

establishments in- this City, entailingibwd 'and .Samuel Murray had n s' property loss estime:'.'ed ,at between "ow esca e Murray was ,Owing $115,000 and s2oo,ooo and terrorinng ”“ P ' - _ the residents for hom-,,_ and was about to change oars with

Five successive fires of incenidiary Steer and as they stood up in the ‘lragrit °;3°‘m°d»f we first' bf”-k'ihE' boat it upset and' all were thrown in- ou a e n the a ternoou and the last. - , alarm ,Mug turned in about m,d_ to the water. Steer hung on to his

John Montague, mining engineer, has night- Am<>i1g the buildingli <10Sfl‘0Y- Wm’ “nm he was so exhauswd ht ins, ,eturned ,mm Gowganda ,,,,e, no was the Snohomish county Court_lu1d £0 let lwr so and Murray clung

3. thorough investigation into anum- Hbuse' £0 lll¢ DOHC. Harry Staanbridge

"'°"°'i--- heard the cries, swam out and got

ber of properties. - mam to sh0,.,,_

C N Steer was almost dead but came to

of one averaging 4,000 onmes to the ‘after a doctor had worked over hi-m.

Search was made for the other body but was not recovered up to a late.

0 ga M'°’1taEl19 States SN-I hour. The deceased had a family oi

lllHllY veins barren at the surface five children. 'l‘his is three rescues have proved commercially valuable “_‘ Stanbridge has made within two silver bearers at some depth. Nweeks'

ST. JOHN, Aug. 8.-Police li/iarshalll -v"""'----f

this mlorning seized n, bundle contain-N ing aboing fifty copies of Free NEW SIGHT DISALLOWED. Speech. --

.dyscovuy that B mathematical leach 'The bundle was addressed to Jerry, OTTAWA, Aug. 10._-The new sight 3,. in the v,c,,_,,t ,. th .t Gorman, Ottawa Hotel, and. arrived used at Bisley, which brought the

here by express. back sight much nearer the eye than

seen conducting elpeflmelllii With a Gorman is said to be sick in bed, the former sight, will not ue allow- Uyllll; machine. but, it is said, another boarder in ed at Dominion Ride Association

----'l--~ l the hots was circulating the paper. matches. It extends from the sighi

‘It is not known what action will be* bed some inches back and the Exccu

taken 'ln the matter but no nrrests tive claim that it would not be suit

hull been made “P 10 tW0lV8 0 ¢100k able for active service therefore it can

J. M. B. Baxter, who is acting for not be sanctioned,

the prosecution in the case against

matter' 1, Henderson, Charlottetown.

"'°'“‘*'°""°“""' 7-1-mens Uurrn b or i

sr, proprietor of the Hotel Royal, ' ' Y .““"““°‘°‘”,° Boycafygeon, shot and killed his wife, _ -;A;idrsylll1vE‘v(E>'od elildtizereli rlN”l‘tH' (M *tote Coulter, at four o’clock on Sgt. I , ‘ ' e e ' `

d . ‘ ~ 4 _ '.“..‘:r."‘.:’:.':":,‘=...‘:”;i:’ :":.:.if..°“‘r.§’. 'E _i.2§..:’.”;‘“i. ‘S"`i“E ’

iis wife waited up for him till 1- \ `»- -`E'~. DY Pal" Hillflf cll ate ,,,,,,,_ The sho, ,,,,,,m,,d ,nmateg ‘ grad Uydcnnries H. stnvert of the hotel and when Mrs Hunter'a . “mmersl 8' _

"““"' 2-Grace Abbott blk m , oy Abnoti

'nother and others rushed into the Tha ,_|,,,.,1 payment ln tho avbove ' w,,kes_ entéred 'b bodd DW 9

Stake Races became dnl! on the 5th Pict ' N_ s_ y y I ,

over his wife's body w th a 32-lalibre 0”' rifle st 11 gnoking in his nnnu. Un- ‘:,;‘°',;,,,§"'{,°,,“ 5:2; ,‘E‘,’,§,‘,’°“,h;”°,‘,‘;t“,‘,‘;’,‘,‘f,f' 3.-Parklvn. b. ft. bv_ Perkw00<l; cn. Neasoname jcalously 0! um wuman theselrnccs have filled slplendidly and Rated by Hotel vlctorm Stables was another motive "E tha °rNm°'|a ood field of horses in each class .('hMN°tt°t°w“' The couple was about forty years of`i,, ';ss,,,.ed__ 4-~C'l”IlCie MM, br. m., by Parkside tile. and were connected with the olrl~ 2 50 GLASS TROT (STAKE). entered 'DY H- C- H00l‘\:l`. Ulm est fnnuuen in the district. Hunter ,__P'a,,,,,, F ,, ,,_ by P,,,k,,,,,e ,,,,_ \0W=¢0W“- _ was arrested and an inquest opened. ' " 1 ' st ' ,_ 5E-Miss Kmolr f'~ m~» by Kaloll im

¢°l`*=d W “hams R- "V" ' tered by Hnmmono muy cnnr Summersidc. lottetown ’

CANSO, August 9-A drown ng ac-N

2.-Parklyn, b. s., by ParkWo0<i2 UD* 5__1v Tl ' 49 .

tered, by Hotel Victoria Stablesp {;,n,;,_-,,;,:;.' ;',,,_e,§e`d(i'y Ui, 11,)

Charlottetown. 3 ('31 .1 ,_ t ` `

, ‘3~-Orwell B°“~ blk- '“~~ “Y C°mm°'~1.-oniglgldxé, 02,0 mrnrirrlue

NN ENENENS SIN”

d°"° Lwyardi, catered by John, entered by William, (‘-arpentor,

, R°_°'“ey' 0"" N DVS' P k _.d , L'-hnrlottctown. _-Gracie Mac. Y r'“C=’,§ §1's.~i<ing arnniinn. n. ir., entered 1.:

entemd by ' ' cope ‘ H Fred Welsh, Nortli 'l`ryou. lottetown' i ‘l -Mirn'ie Moc lv ni (2 5%), by \‘1'l

cident occurred abou-t' four o'clock‘5.-Miss Kalol, b. nil, by Kalol; en- " ' , ,_ ,', ' ,Q ,"`_ _' ` this afternoon. when Philip Lumsden, ° tered by Hammond Kelly. Chili- f\l:,:,,,. E;_'D_§n L;f,;,,t',5:,,`,,\` J the three-year~old son of James W. lottetown. ' » " . `

10 --Kren-rnut, or g oy Kalol- ruin

Lu-msden, was drowned by fallirg ii.-Dillon O’Connor, ch. s., by Joe ' ' " , '. overboard from his faf.her's wharfl Dillon; entered by A. A. Leckie, N1 Aed P' H' H‘ ,Acugm .T,°"r'.,',.,,, while watching some children bathing| Charlottetown. l 1'- qu n_',h', S" ,W Mqm (,"`,` ‘N near-by. Mr. Lumsden was working atl7__T0m Trim, r. g., (2.49l), by Park- '°r"‘ ‘ _` ' ' ‘-0 '" "U"

the two Greek vendors arrested n few ` ' ""l"""”"`*_°` ii days ago is being consulted ini the dom Ledyard, entered by J_ A_

0SlllEKNlilM'$ ,

SENINE NBNEES

And Will Result Failure-

Slrect Car Service May

Soon Resume. '

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 10-(Bpecial)._. A Perfect calm now prevails through- out the country, There are further evidences that the

general strike inaugurated n week ago will result in failure. Efforts are being made with success

cess to improve the street-car service and the strc-ct car employes have `calle_d u mei/ting to consider thc pro- posal to return to work.

Merchants have announced their in-

tention of running drlivery wagons and it is expected that cab service will soon be resumed.

Foreign steamers are overcoming the dock strike by bringing their own stevedores.

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ENNNNINN lliNI]E

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lt0.\ll*}. Aug., 10.-(Specialf) -- The

Government through its ambassador in London will .;hortly enter upim ne- goiiation.~; inning ns the oi-.ject the tom:lu.~~ifu 1.( a commercial treaty with L`nn;ulu.

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NNNN`l N. lNlW'S _

EIGNEENN ENEEllliM

WHITE l’l.AlNS, N. `i'., .-'fugust 8-

l-lnrry K. 'l`hn\v’s latest struggle for rv!"-.rzsc l'~ ru the lNlati.cn\vnn asylum fir the insane ended today. The submis.~:ion of tcstiniouy in his habe- as corpus prc/ce-_-rlings orlore Justice Mills closed yesterday u'tcrnonn and 'R' that rcninirls is ilu final argu- nents of the att\:i'i1i‘,s. Jiuftice Mills Jill file his deci.~ion with thc county l'.‘rk here on the moi'nin_:' of Thurs- uy, August 12.

CEEMENCN IS N§NEN,,.,, ENN NSSNSSIN NNiNl§Nl

LONDON, August 8.--Thc sentiment-

nlists have already ho:lun io plc-nd for clemency for Dhin_s:ra. th: lyiufiu

assassin who shot Sir V»'lll.1.n\- <i|irv.nn

'.\'yllir». W. 'l`. h'i:~.;1l, ln ihc coilrrw of

letter sa s ‘

a . . y . .

"Even if thc irnn is not

technically mari in n pathn- lolgicnl sense lzc ie; unliti-

cnl assassination in the ~-riliuury sense. lf hc lmd slain nuy' ou." who

could have been represented as rn op- lnsnnr it might have been regarded is the act of a sane man- "Dhingra’s uct can only he defend- ed, as he defended it, on the i;l'0“lldB ihich would justify the murdur of .vel-5 Englieliman by every Indian. l`his is madness. sheer and downright unacy_ As if a man in revclt- B8- .inst thc existence of the sea would shoot every sailor on sight!! AS Dlilngru carried his politica. madness to hom cidul leiiillhs ms Pfilller Pm” is llroadmoor. "I venture, therefore. £0 Slbmlt hut coufiilcrations nf lllSl-lC@- DUNNCY ind mercy justify the commutation »l i)l\ingr:\'r: sentence.

_________________ STRIKE (ll"EY\`ED YESTERDAY. ,_.__.

' ill l All ’ 10 ’

his Iishing gear only n few yards a»i glde, entered by P. S. Brown, way, and immediately rushed to his’ (gpm-lottetown'_ rescue. Aitnn the child was in the a.-oiiicfrldo, cn. g., by Pnrksirie; en-

12.

eni iv Charlottetown.

-Lady Belle, h

Prince; czitored sixnmmis, Long;

.:u_ '-,_v Roya`

water only a few minutes life was tered by Wm. Larllcnter Char-,3 gona, and all efforts to revive the' 1otte¢0wn_ , little lad were of no avail. ,9__Lad,, Bene, |,_ m__ by Prlnwlytor;

llliilii EHllNl1iNEWf YNNN

DIGBY. August 9-Sloop yacht Old

._ma-

Minardls Llulmsnt Lumlierma`n's' friend

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GALES AND RAIN. 5 _...___

YEAR 0l.l) ANI)

AND PACE,

“tered by E' J’ Ready' ithm-`||l-Kalol b S. by Kalol' 1-ntcre

llNlJl*lli, Till Z’ S'l`Al(l-l.

` A - , 10 ,;‘,‘-,§"°"§;';‘;',,,,,,,, D ,, e,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'ny Hotel victor-in stnninn, U . , n ' Fre5d_ wash N'0rt,, ,r',_yon_ Churlottctoivn. _

_ ' -, - _ ' _ _ .,_,,5,_ h 2.-Orwell Bell, blk, ui., nybonimo-

11.-Minnie Mac, D Ill . i- - Y _

Progress Lad; entered by_ A. ‘,1,f;‘;;’ng;,°d€')'xv‘ie',,°,'ff)°v‘;°‘l by Joh"

J' Fruer' D'D'S"_`1:1°;t:'_§`x,i°_ 3.-Dillon O"Connor, ch. \-~: .lor

12'-Score C"rd',.b' mm' Dg al V ,.' Dillon; entered by A. .\. lnckie,

"tered by B'c,'§', C na ' 0 ' Charlottetown. n°“ mv" r "e` 4-Helen G, b m ~by Commodore

Glory, with thirty feet water lima, ar- 13.-AQlll"E> h. s., by Aqullin (2492); ' _ ' _ ' " ._ ' rived teeny from Lnrcinnont, New entered by J. M. Nienotrrn, E,'°,‘,;,‘};;‘-U D““°““ York. having been suiled and nnvigat- Charlottetown. _ ,_ 0 d ° 'Wm , " b ed by her young owner, George P. P. 5*” ”°f“`m° °" es’ 'E' 3" Y sonneu who in eenumny with three 2 io oi.Ass rAoE (Swann) .,,‘»‘,"‘“‘°“°'° L°d-l“"‘¢ °““"""‘ ”l`

I I n I _ I 4 ,r'

Strickland Charlotte

boys, made ant outs`i;lebrun‘.l 'ghisf is _ ,. ',Uw‘n '

the same hoa wic sa e rom 1___0wnn, <llr__g. g. m., by Parlrwooo; ‘ , _ ,,_ _ , _ Digby to New York in 1907. eumred by James Ke,medy'Ke,,_ With aboie Stain _ .n.,.~. ..nd _ the

sington regular classes, the entries io uhifh

Temperature at three o’clook thisl W 'd h _ _ b P,,,.k,,.0od. close on 5th September next, three

2"_I‘e“a 9° ‘ r m’ Y ' days good racing are wuured

morning' 54' °nt°"d by HDMI vicmriu. Following are the classes, the en-

3__B§,f;b{f;, Ch-',:f:"':m.,Y;" Abmtt tries to which close on 5th Septem-

Wilkes; entereh by H. C. Hoop- hen” ' P,,,.,,° er Charlottetown. . Cl

4.'-Lonlzboat, lr. g., by J. H. Ring- l 2'2zP(:;” 'Hut' _O15 _ asf; ”0o_00

CHICAGO, Aug. 10-(Sp9clal)- TORONTO, Aug. 11-(Spscinl)- wood; entered by Hammond 2,8 C,”""‘;,.‘,§o,"'a',,',', __.__500_00

~ 5 ' N » ' _ - :

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strong wines una moaerute icon Kelly, oimriottetown. "' _ C, ,,

sept. when 941 nn. mt to noi-tn, cloudy and noni 5.-Prem-ls, Un. rn., 'ny Brennan; ’~”5,,‘§‘;?°,.Tf°f_'__f_f° ____ _mm Dec. Wheat 97l`\vi‘th local rains. _r - entered by M. A. 0'Hrisn, Char- F,_e°_,,,o,_'_'A,',' Trot and P.c°___ 35,100 sept. corn _ sail rn. nngtn or may win ut fourteen iotmown. ‘ H, nh ,_,n,m,,, md by ,,,,y,,c,,,,, Dec. Com ._ 63| hours, twelve minutes. ,6,-Jennie Mac. b. m., by. Comme- " ~

siuinui 1.- ~ M 7 0"

fine.. this morning all the miners em- ;:l.»y»d here quit work. The seventy- \\'0 urlric oilii‘lul.~‘ ure now cnileavor- ini' to kicp tin- pumps tlfllllg *md n~r~\'r-nt ilnnmue to property, Wllllii the 15,00 nmn iicmundinif, rc1'olrlllU0h _,f the I-`or|~isn l"¢><lz>rntion arc l<\l¢» bnng siiilvring rlprinlllllll ii l1l“U“‘Y~ forserim: u lliiicr Hirlllililli N‘°` twcen tho* ("o\1illll“l` “WE Eh” ”m` ployes.

EXTlil~}1\ll‘I lil-I.'\'l` REPORTED. ‘

l"’llll._~\i)l‘Il,l'\~llr\. Aug. lil. -» Tlle luorrury lin ilu' oiliriul thrrinomcth! r91|(‘ll0il ‘IX llf‘)1l`\'i`»\' _\`9-‘Eerdayv whna nmuv i||.~ii\~|m»r.t.= showed the telli- pern`tun~ ni rin- inn mark. Six dest!!

nr-9 rgpnricd, due

Condensed Adveriiscmcm _*-7'f5? 'l-"‘E7_'."’.___q"‘_!1.'!'=_*i‘!°-'-.’=- _ 'f7.)'R_S°AlIE,"¢*farm contsinil\E ‘4 sires of good land, wiIl_be wld all or in parts, also P10* UE E2 "M99 in Little york, wiurzoofl l1°\\%° ‘M ha,-“_ Apply to .lohn Prowse Chair- inmtofwn Royalty -_T'l»r¢-_,_ ,,3‘E!'3"Pd r #on sA'i.E, nuaeiie River, s. lobster factory. C00* \‘°\“‘°» eight hundred traps, rolls, llDCh0l‘l. three boats, boilers, fixings belong- ing to factory, all in good WOFKWK order. Lease of the ism}for nine ears John D Bestom NB* REV"-

.~ ’ ' ' _ e-tuned.