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According to the orders that have

been issued by the , 0,_ U, 6;), Dwi. sion, Halifax, N. B., there will be something like two thousand men of all ranks of several units in camp in Charlottetown to participate in the Golden',Jubilee Celebration of Gon- federation next month. As already stated, ‘one of the features of the third day's program oi the celebra- tion will be a huge military Parade and review at Victoria Park. The nndermentioncd units, it is nnnounn. ed by thc O. C., will take part in the review: .

P. E. I.-Charlottetown, 36th Light

Horse: officers, 21; others, 208, Charlottetown, P li I Hy Bde' f

IN NUVA SCUTIA

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(Special to The Guardian.)

HALIFAX, July 27.-Earth tre- , more violently shook buildings and alarmed people so that in one place they fied from their houses at noon to-day. 'From Mahonel Bay to Shel-

two shocks were experienced before they spent their force. At Shel- burne one was feltf Mahone llay

felt. At Sable itivcr the shock was'

po sevfere that houses shook violent

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noon from the ,BBL Immost places considered to have been of impor

WAR. CLOUDS

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(Canadian Press) rgation and ilx the responsibility for in Ulster, Russia with a great strike DUBLI\', July 27.-The Lord Mayor

LONDON, July 27.-Engagements the anti-Austrian propaganda. Servia and France with a political uplizav-'of Dublin today demanded in the in-

between Austrians and Servians are proposed an appeal to the powers at al;-to strike a decisive blow. ,terests of the peace of the city that reported to have occurred on t ' '

The Hague for the seitrenlenc ol that I \1l;NN.\, .lniy 21.-.lu the rall-

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Dunham but no a,,¢,h0|~|gatlv¢ qe¢ay?» feature, ' ways are guarded by sentries, who

surrender, which was more than Eur- on any person approaching the line

the battalion of the Scottish Bord- erers he removed. Movements in the barracks indicated that preparations were being made to send the regilnsni;

bnrne disturbances were felt before h

pencil her mliita o eretions. t van ns er his passports,

possible and if impossible, to local- _

tance. So far as censorship permits ops expected of the proud little no-‘who fails to stop when commanded

ave yct been received. 'It is n‘ ` Notwithstanding this humiliatingnre under Orders to use their nrms

it is known that Austria has not yet tion, the Austrian Government gave"i‘he prospect of war is nut regarded

he Ser i Mi i t ‘ '

elsewhere, The gates of the barracks were guarded h‘y ,, strong force of

here as child's play. The f-ielvlans 110|i°e-

ilieh may be construed as a virluali put 400,000 men into the held duringi LONDON. July 21---Prsmier As-

long separate lines to avert war, if declaration of war. the Balkan wars. Both officers and

qnith, who heard of the lighting ,in

men are passionately patriotic. It is

having been cut to prevent cormmull- cation with Dublin. Automobiles car- ried oil 1,500 of the rifles and all Oi the innnlunltion; and a body of Na- tionalist volunteers then started for Dublin with 2,000 rlllcs but no Bm' ulunition. The police sent to inter- cept the volunteers, cheered the gun- rnnners nnd everything seemed to D0 going smoothly ;until the battalion. of Scottish Ilorderers came on the scans and dornauded that the arms he sur-

ry 0

and surrounding country rnporyed Meanwhile diplomacy is processing ' ' s

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_ ily wire, as a first effort, Sir Ed-

shocks At Bridgewater shocks were 0

zc it

ard Grey-, British Secreftarl' 0!

ed to the powers a scheme for joint G

AN ALT OF WAR. expected that Servia will attempt to

hold the front along the llunnbe and

Austria committed a act f the Drlna ith I f

n 0 war w ony a weak orcc,

'tate for foreign affairs, has propos- by arresting the Chief of the Servian while the greater Dart Of the army

eneral Stall, General Putnik, near, will be concentrated in the central

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iicers, 18; others, 202. Charlotte-

town. 321111 Reillmenti Officers, 34; mediation, which it is stated France liudalleet, but he was soon released. district, probably near Nich or Kra- others, 514. Charlottetown IX. ,,

Field Am.: officers, 10; others, 92.

New Brunswick-St. John, 62nd

Regiment: officers, 34; others, 514, Sli. John, Band: 25.

Nova Scotia-Halifax, R. ,-,(7, R.:

Band, oiiicer, 1; others, 23. Picton, 78th Highlanders: officers, 33; otlle-rs, 378. ' All non-permanent units will re-

ceive two days' pay excepting P. E, I. units.

From the above it will be seen

that the local Regimental Bands, the Fourth and the Eighty-Second, will hs augmented by at least two others, the R. C. R., of Halifax, and thc Sixty-Second Bundy of St. John; while it is unoiilcinlly learnt that the 78th Highlanders from Picton will he accompanied by their pipe band.

DROWNING ACCIDENT.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 23.-- 'A

drowning accident occurred at half past seven o’clock yesterday morn- ing in the swimming lagoon near Dufferin Island in Queen Victoria Park, -where Courtney M. Wilkinson, uged 2.1, son of Lady Wilkinson, llawkhurst, Kent England, lost his life while bathing in twelve feet of watcl',__*l1al|. way between the electric rni1w'ay'blidge. and the swimming P004- ,

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BELFAST, July 26.-The failure of the i.¢nckinghaln.i’aiacc conference on: Home Rule caushl no excitement here

The lending business men, oiorgy. men, bankers and lnallnfuctnrers whol had 'declared for an anti-Home Rulc movement were unanimous in endors-' ing the uncompromising attitude of Sir Edward (‘arson und Ca tain las I

Permanent exclusion of Ulster from:

The business community is suffer-

ing severely' through stagnation in d trade and tight money. There is un-i rl

endorse a settlement of the contro-'D versy on u compromise basis, but, realizing that popular sentiment is against them, they dare not insist on anything less than Sir Edward

Carson's originnkdemnnd.

AWAITING CAR SON' S ORDERS

next step will be a general mobilize-ii

ernment still is unyielding it appears_t certain, according to declarations,by 2 prominent l`lster mon, that a provis- t ionul government will be set up bc~ furo thc Home iluic Bill is passed.

_mah _'Lloyd and I-Inmbnrg-Ainericanl

Germany to the United states hy`1.

urs. villa for .. week » |

DISTINGUISHED ENGINEER n AND nnUcA'l~1oNa1.ls'r, Drain. .I

Toronto University, of th? death Oi

aunt and had been been or the S- 1?- S. since 1889. ' .t

me llldnrgsnasruss ` '

' ` .- yt -HBE. __l0°_“i» in

nd Italy have already accepted. by the Emperor's direct command. ` gnvevatz and another strong force in

country home, _immediately proceed- The National-ist volunteers refused ed to Landon by motor cur and ur- to give up the rifles and the soldiers rived here inthe mriy hours of the then charged with fixed bayollbtl. morning. As the l'ren.~ier is also woundim.: ._ number of the volunteers fziocrcthry of War he iknmeriintcly While the leaders of the voluuteere took charge of affairs at Ula War Of- land the regimental officers were Par- llcc. leyinig tho rank hnrl filc'0f the v0l\ln~'

Dublin, while he was staying at his'rendered.

P ~ - _

Craig in demanding the total and efipected he will endeavor by some

the workings of the Home lfuls Bill. tria and Scrvia.

willingness to order new stocks of hnrgh between the Russian Ministry goods with the fear of civil war and the Austrian Ambassador. It is hanging overhead. A large propor-'understood the Russlen Minister is tion of till commercial world would making lm 950" t0 bring the dis'

trians the fullest measure of satis-

--.'l‘hs`~`l-l‘_ll`~xtc'r fprovislondl’ gbvethlnent `f§i:tion, but the warlike spirit pre- nwaits orders from Sir Edward and |~vsils in Vienna, where the evening (inpigain (3ralg_ who are sem in y_,0n.l-papers declare the Bervians are _or.ly don, 11; is believed hers that fmeiaeeking evasions and therefore lt is

tion of the volunteer forces as a kind ` ment to delevf They hint i-il”-t of “nrmgi demonstration" which may should Servia accept the Austrian impress the government, If the Gov-,ultimatum unconditionally and offer

that hostilities bc-tween Austria-

RATES RAISED FOR S'l`l0lCR/\GE Hungary and Scrvin had not begun

- -- 'gave Europe in genera1,.the hopls to-

ni0n1.1N, July 24.-'rhe North Ger-'any that war might he nwsrcea.

Lines have decided to raise their.in the situation and the more opti- rates for stcernge passengers from mistic feelin was lar el base

$2.50 thus bringing them up to $37,- who returned to Potsdam to-day 50. fi'om his cruise in Northern waters,

» would throw his influence into the

3 JI ` VILLA balance in favor of a peaceful settle-

GF NF L L TAKES H0L1pAY__lucnt of the dispute.

CHIHIIAHITA, Mexico, July 24,- ful arrangement was that thc Alis-

General Villa, his wife and some triau ambassador in Bt. Petersburg hcrsonul friends on wed“U°d“Y ’*t|\¢`t` had Bmw" a wmingmss to discus” N, for Guerrero to visit gm home 0| matters with the Russian foreign

ria-Hungary would not move her forces against the Servian capital,

l)I~lAN' GALBRAITH, A which is confirmation of the state-

TORONTO, Ont., July 24--*WON1 further time to consider her reply to has been recvl-vcd by thu rexrletrer 0! the ultimatum from Vienna

pcm, Galbraith, head of the school Germany, the reply sent by Bervia of practical science. I-iq was b0\‘n ill is regarded as a very fair olie, as it luonoeal in 1046, had.. distinguished grants all the demands which a sov- cnreer as an engineer and educatiolr ez-sign state could grant.

. lation however, since Austria-Hum

gory has declared. the ma`tter,to be between her and Servia and in this

taly, her partners in the Triple Al

Germany has not yet replied and 11.91' acceptancb is regarded as doubtful.

Sir Edward Grey explained in the

-Zlouse of Commons his idea which is that the four leading powers. Greet llritsin, France, Germany and Italy, should co-operate in an endeavor to arrange the dispute between Austria and Scrvia on ' the grounds of Ser- via’s reply to the Austrian ultima- tnln. This reply he regarded as xl foulldntion on which friendly and im- partial powers should be able to ar- range a peaceable settlement.

Should the British Foreign 59°F?

tary's efforts fall to avert war, it is

means to confine the conflict to Aus-

The second line of diplomatic en- eavor from which more is hoped to- ight is tuking form at St. Petrus-

utants to a direct understanding “Hd solution. These lines would l-ii more agreeable to fiermuny than Britn.in's proposed conference.

The Russian Czar has postponed his

visit to Finland and will remain in _tile capital during the crisis. Russia is urging Bcrvin to givc.the Aus-

mpossible for the Austrian Govern-

o pay the cost of Austria's lnobiii- ation, Austria would be compelled o ask for u. new guarantee.

, (Canadian Press)

LONDON, July 27.--The mere fact

There was, however, little change

B ' K y d on

he belief that the Herman lilnlperor,

Another factor in favor of n peace-

inister. It was said this morning that Ans-

leut made by the Austrian ambassa- or in London yesterday, that Aus- ria-Hungsry desired to give servla

Outside of Austria-Hungary and`

It is pointed out that ther] is lit- _ le use in Servla: appealing for mod-

s is backed u b G

BUGS I OWDON July 27 --Austria and

The contents of the notcilavs not

yet been revealed, but the Servian Legation in London understand that it accepted some of Anstrlafs condi- tions and rejected others. 'Appar-

the whole bill paid or nothing.

Servia's refusal to humiliate itself

to the extent that its big neighbor has dictated is not unexpected. The Serbs have been in a proud frame of mind since their success in tbe`late Balkan war, and the 'Government which yielded to such demands as Ailstria’s could not last, even the dvnrlstv would be imperilled. Ser- via’s little ally, Montenegro, seems determined to cast its‘lot with its cousin in war.

ently Austria was- resolved to have'

Novipazsr which will be destined forl DUBLIN' ‘MAY 27'Th° day ‘;"w“.ed 'oilensive operations against Bosnia. ihefole the police Bucceefled "1 dw General Putnlk chief of the ser. vsrsmr the °f°‘”d“ .""“°\‘"‘ii “‘"’“‘§“ vian General Stall who was irrested."’e gtreei-*' and ""“E"“§ patriotlc shortly after ten 'o’clock last night Bong” and looking for soldier” of Mm, Bmhpest while on his way to Scottish Borderers who ilrod into the Belgrade is still a Prisoner., He pro- 'xggndifgtelgiiy éfgllgg Br‘e°“;n T',‘,`; fessed great surprise at his arrest, hospitals in 8 Bérious condmon The pleading ignorance that n state of . _ ‘ `

war existed. He refused to cuter a .crD‘gd,’_rH:,f1ngt the dsoldlers were kelly

_ ill a u s, ore own the bnrrnc s

;";°;)i1;itc:If`5'};’u§d;?:‘tT;;nt;:%yOwlgg wits nnrl fired some shots but were

. . ' _ . dispersed by the police. The Nation-

i':. rested at th” same time* Il0'llI.lElNG0.l7l3ll;m;Elf-\'estsrdny's at-

(Canadian Press) t '

_ empt was undertaken to show that

LONDQN' "“'Y 27-" s°""““ "PW the Nnulonalises could do what the

to the Austrian ultimatum is sum-

Ulster Unlonists .had done. At Howih

First-Slervia agrees to the publica-

tion in its oiilcisl journal on the front page of the formal declaration

Servlan partisans abroad advance

the theory that Austria has made up

her mind to dispose of her' neighbor _ \-phich has lonlbeen 5 tho,-D in her submitted by the Allstrian Govern- side and has chosen R moment when' lnent, condemning the snbsersivc pro- the nations of the 'rrlple Entents are regards. and dsbiorins its fatal con- handicapped, by. home troubles-Great 5?'-l“°”°“» f°E"°tt\n€ the D“"U°iP“' Britain with .a threatened civil war #"1" °f~ Berries .omssrs is this pro-

. terference, which Austria-Hungarian

_ taken in the future against any per-

sons guilty of such machinations.

paganda, repudiatiug any further in- '

D interests and warning all Berviansf _ _

_ I ‘ that rigorous proceedings will be railway line outside \era (ruz llnv-

mari-zed “B f°n°W9:’_ 2,500 rifles and 100,000 rounds of

umlllunition were landed, under _the eyes of the police. the telegraph Wires

tecrs 'scattered and got nv/aY With ‘all except nineteen 0f_ the rifles. ‘ The ncws guickiy reached Dublin, and _ mob gathered to meet the sol- diers Dn= their return. Volleys of stones were thrown at the troops and twenty of the soldiers were or- dored to flrc. The Nationalist volun- teers took no part. in the street dght then.

l CALLS IT MASSACRE.

LONDON, July 27-The Daily News

,calls the affair at Dublin .. massacre and demands a rigid investigation of the conduct of the soldiers. It lays the responsibility upon the Weakness of the Lioverllirent which allowed the organization of the Ulster volunteer! ond could not prohibit the National* ists from doing the same.

MEXI(‘.~\N RAILWAY LINE i HAS BEEN RICPAIRED. I -"-

MEXICO CITY. Mexico, July 24.-

The officials of thc Mexican Railway have announced that the gap in the

ing been repaired, an ordinary pas- senger train leaving hcrc at seven o’clock yesterday _morning would

un suiniliisciuul

Owing to the sudden and heavy

downpour of rain yesterday after- noon, the “At Hollis" planned by the citizens of Charlottetown for the Sulnliier School of Science to take' place at the Experimental Station, took the form of a reception in'the isscmbly Hall of the Prince of Wales College.

Preceding the meeting in the hall,

the school was entertained by some 1-xcellcnt music rendered by the Fourth Regiment Band on thc grounds, and at the same time sev- eral of the citizens who are owners of automobiles treated the members of the school lo drives about the city.

'I he chair was taken by Mr. James

Paton, who introduced as the first Hilcakcr His Worship the Mayor, Mr. R. H. Sterns.

Mr. Bterns expressed his regret at

having boon perforce absent from the opening meeting of the school threis weeks ago, and took this opportuni- ty of extending to the visiting teach- ers the welcome of the citizens of Charlottetown. ' ‘

President Btarratt replied in a few

happy remarks, being especially com- Plimelltery to the Island portion of the teachers at the Summer School.

The Premier, Hon J A

-societies, which may be considered

Second-Servia agrees to communi-

_cete this declaration to the army in the‘form,of an-order of the day. ,

Third-It promises to dissolve the

capable of conducting intrigues

Fourth-Revision of the laws gov-

erning the press.

Fifth-llism-issaifrom the army and

navy, ofllcers and the removal of ci- vilian offlcials, whose, participation in an anti-Austrian propaganda may bc provfd. The Serviun government, however, protests against Austrian officials ' taking any part in the in- quiry. '

Sixth-The Servian ijovernmelit

asks-for an explanation as to just what part the Austrian officials are to be.called upon to take in the inquiry into the Sarycvo plot and it is announced that Servia can only admit suchfpnrticipation as would be in accordance with international law and good neighborly relations.

S‘cventh~To sum up, Servia ac-

cepts all the conditions and the dc- nlands off Austria and makes reserva- tions only regarding th`e participa- tion of Austrian ollicials in the in- quiry.

Finallv-If fb"

ment finds this .ervia appeals to the Hague tribu- nal and to the powers which signed the declaration of 1909 relative to

Austrian govern- reply inadequate,

against Austria. r

teachers on the' success of the school, _ had trusted that they would carry. Rug; _ p tl

reasons Isl-uno noon IN Pnl-_ ly ish; nf.1<lwg§Z;_1h mm _ Ynmdqsl iv

vm haul; ,with in-esiunst if as \ TH” sired, lnsr-obtain

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ia, the afternoon lt.reinc<l heavily

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new ‘\,°"_ M9 5, am. yeltlrdny it

aPPl¥- weather was at first fair and worm? 'Austria is

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° ture at the Sumnier Stcllool, thien ‘ex- 00g_ -1;,m,',d nm ther, in a'bou’t

pressed on behaf p the vsit ng_1_500 000. ' teachers their a reel tl _ 1 ul ' mm' "muy °' ”f"“°"’ kindness and the courtesy extended'q~ ‘ ¢ bulb t .to chem hy chefelenenn of oharlotiii- ,,¢I°_,f°f,f,f,,,,_°' °~ '°°” "_ "°'m' Iitown. Hs also stated, that while he -1t°|y___n,um,t°,{ 3 M . A

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Hou' than addressed the meeting? gned Bosnia and Herzegovina.

in felicitous terrm exprsssedhis re-

gret that his absence from the city had pr°v°"t°d him.”`°"‘ Ui-t9PfllDK Austria-Hungary-.-The war estab- *‘°f"° 0' the Summer School classes. nslnnsnt of the mobilized held army He highly complimented the tes¢hsrs,ls sss,000 all ranks, with about lf- vs their worthy desire to increase 000,000 from the other fomntlons. their efficiency by sscrliivirls' so if-use The space establishment ol the active _n portion of their well-earned vars-iarmy, au ranks, about 328,000. tion; He trusted that their sojourn, se,.,,;,,___'|~|,,, war an-ength of the in Lharlottetown would be of such n Se,-vlan army is placed at 250,000 to pleasant characfier that they would ‘_ 300,000 of all ,-a,,k,,_ The peace “_ Wish asain to make this city their esbnshnlent is only 40,000 'ol all D13” Of meeting Bt 011 BBFIY flew- arms; but`tlle army has been kept at H00- M"fd°°k M°Kiil“0"- ('0¥11miB' war strength for the past five years, sioiier of Agriculture, in a fsw well-

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sem.” Vi |¥0'Dif-H197- T110 V0" WI! l°°°‘"l' affairs, according 0° English custom, Dumb, ed oniisilalf ofthe teachers."-om ,N “_ mm- coung,-y pin", tmw., ‘to “_ 00*-lille 5! ur- U» 0591167 Mlm- | The German Ambassador called at

the mail _'of ticflle 'l were Dre- view with ons of the under secrctaries. \!cl`lCed"tUb°g@l¢i'~¥nd Irs. Hathie-'oghgrggu th, "gui" glbbuth Q1

After the l'l'Nlel¥°\‘lilk|ll!. the l¢\'|°°l ~cellsd his engage ent for the Oowes

'wah nllill liillffsllifl DY ¥\‘\‘l°|° 'Nm Regatta ami- ot sporting affairs. the band, and = very plmntb fuss- WMM” Prem)

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prevailed hero 'rho King has can

extraordinary confkrcnce of the Min.

(lzar yesterday afternoon to con-

sider the foreign situation growing out .of the demand made upon Servia

and

_ sharp, but just," the Anseiger do_

mnlzc the trip direct to Vera (‘ruz arriving at that port to-night. This would be the first train from the ca- gpital to Vera Crue' since April 20.

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terminod to make war on Servio. and thc possibilities of n Hcneral En- ropean war are greater than have ever confronted thc present genera- tion. London morning newspapers urge

blir Edward Grey to nleoilats ill the Austro-Servin situation with ,, view to uvertiug war if possible and this if not possible, to use his influence with the powers to .locnlise lt.

(Canadian Press.) »BRL`SShillS, July 26.- The public of Belgiunl are gn:-iltly alarmed ovi-r the news from ldnsterii Europe. Brldges.havs been mined and a de- cree is expccteu to he issued calling 30,000 ,men to nlarintuln neutrality in the event of hostllitioi in Vienna No declaration of war has been 'issned,\ and it is believed none will no s-il...| Servio, never subscribed my thc Hague Convention. The report that the Servinn Minister has lcft Vienna yes- terday is incorrect. The foreign of-. flce sent hin; his pass port, today., Hs will leave immddiutlllv. 'I he sind- iflg of his Passports » is deemed equi- valent to u declaration of war. -ine Russia Ambassador will take charge of the Bervian intel-cs.s. i'ati'iOt:c demonstrations have been made all day.

Austria has made all preparations

for war. A fleet of monitors is gathering at Semlin, opposite Del- grade and for the past two weeks, troops have been concentrating oil the border.

liaron Hoetzendorf, chief of the

Austrian general staff, has ordered seven army corps held in readiness to invade Servia from Tcnlesvar, it is reported. Failure of Servia to comply with the demands of the Aus- tro-l-lungarian iltiinatum will be fol. iowed immediately by invasion, it is declared.

ALLIES RECALL OFFICERS .

Other nations are preparing for

the part they will be expected to play as a result of the impending con-I fiict. Italy and Germany have ap- proved of the Austrian programme. All German officers- on leave of ab: sence have been notined to be prp- pared to return to their posts at a` minute's notice

MEETS

ST. PIBTERSBURG, July 25. - An

istsrinl Oolmcil was called by the

by Austria. The German press supports Austria in the strongest terms. The Loyal Anreiser. known an the ~-Kaimm paper," warns Russia to kebp hands! off. The hope is expressed that Rus-' sie will not give Servia either ma- teriel or moral support.

“The Austrian note is harsh

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OTTAWA, July 26.--An immense oil

painting, 79 fest long and 20 feet high, depicting Canada’s \vater-pow- ers and industrial possibilities, il being prepared as part of Canada's advertising material for the Panama' Pacific exposition. The painting will be a striking background forthe .Canadian exhibits which will be on the lnost striking and comprehensive scalc yet attempted by the domini0n in connection with world expositlons.

WRECK OF EMPRISSS

SLUWLY TURNING

0'l"i‘AWA, July 24.-The broken body of the Empress of Ireland will not be at rest in her watery gravstn the St. Lawrence, for the wreck is turning over from her original posi- tion in the bed of the river. The ship has been lying on hor side in the position in which she foundcrcd after the Storstad ripped her open ulnidships. The Marine Department has hcrn notified that her position is changing. She appears to be slowly standing up, and the Department is advised that the tops of her masts are already within thirty-dvs feet of thc surface of the river. The move- ment of the wreck thus crestcs a possible danger to navigation, and the Department of Marine and Fish- eries lssucd instructions today that the masts should be blown out of her by dynamite. Officials here do not know what is bringing about the change in the position of the wreck, but it is surmlsed that the salvage operations and the strong current at the bottom of the river have com- bined to turn the ship over.

COIIHU EYE HF,

lll0U||i EIEIITS.

IEETIIGS ETC.

"Pure Gold Jelly, sparkling and

clear. 3735-

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accomp- ony order. Minimum charge twenty- llve cents. '

"There will be a tea and stran-

berry festival at Stanhope, Wednes- day, July 29th. Proceeds in sid of Presbyterian Church. Tea tickets

as rcs. 0101-1-isini.'

“Only 50 cents for the round trip

to Murray Iflver next Wednesday.

_ ,, ' ' Grace Church picniekers cordially iii-

. , vitc you to join them cn their an-

Rl/SSIAN IMPIIJRIAL COKIN( llnmm, num* Train ‘nm “_ 9 .M

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"If you've been to Murray Blvdr,

of course, ynu’ll want to come again. lf you have not, why, don't fall to join Grace i'burch picnickers next ywsdnosday, July 89th. Rltilrn fire fonly 50 cents. Bpeeitl rates for children. 8704-T-lllci.

"Go to York Point Hotel Q' days or weeks outing. Good bathik and boating. A Ferry boat makes

four trips daily between _Emi wharf, Charlottetown and York 't Round trip ten cents. Bee time tgblp. Telephone connections with the hotel. D. W. White, Proprietor.

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Cures Bhmmltismjroofs that A .tria is fully do-

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