‘,_,,v~

'Condensed Atlvcrt iscmcnts

“IJ on,a Block and Prince Strwt a buavll

i ’ i=.\cs‘s.Ai~t_i.~.n . _ ._ I . . 70QOGuafannsd - _ _ v - ORNING Do'w-‘ I, Daily for 190'(. I f _ ‘ ' ~ ' ' . _ .~ » _ Catches .A|,}.8a.rly _ A__'¥_ _~-_~ ' ‘ ' I -- `» ~-‘ ' ' W" _ rl ; ' - 4 _ Mornir|g___,MQi\,, , _,

;’, - , , ‘ A , , 4., .,~_»»., _ , i . ,,3~§,_J`__.},y,;, , A,

MORNING DAII Y FOUNDEII lain

wit:inci.Y.tNuw iteicsi. n/tier, .ml CHAR

ASIATI TROUBLE

IS SPREADING

Japanese Who Were io Work In Mines

On The Pacilic

And Threatened With Violence Ii They Returned

I’on'l°t.ANn, 0regon.Sopt 22.-tSpeciai).- whites yesterday iiiorninig an~l started

A despatch lixuii S ~at.tle say,-i t.li~it. tiinety l~>“Ck l0WI\F~l=l VflH09ll\'e|'.

live Japanese, ni riving at Atiin on Thurs

corted to the steamer by tin-_-o liunilrid thojdlgglngs against. the Asiatic lulior.

_ Japanese tliatif they did not stay away

diy night to Worx In the mines were. t~s~ vmlence would bv blow" ,H ll__m_cun

Coast Sent Back

The white miners sei veil notice uponthe

I-I

rut; DELEGATES 'ro tw. M. socirrv

The Annual Meeting oi Which Will Be Held In First Methodist Chuch in This City On Wednesday of This Week

The annual nvecting oi’ the New Bruns-

wick and P. E. Island Bruiich oi the \Vonian's Missionary S rciely opfens lu inc First Methodist Church on \Vednesiiay, Septenibi 1' 25th. 'I‘he following is the list of otlleers and delegates unil visitors.

Mrs. John D. Ohlpnian. St. Stephen. _ liirlrs. liichnrd Johnson, Uiiai'lntt.etuwr\. ' Mrs. W B Uuulther l, Fr- rierlcton, N

Il.

Mrs. (ltev) S lioward, St.J<ihn, N Il

Mrs W lloliscn, iJharlott.etcwn_

Miss E I‘} l’.iliner, St John. , Mins Ii S i~'it.ewart, Sackvillc.

Miss i<‘ S Williams, Marysville, N ll. `Mn-_ ti~.~si.i -\\'n».snn, stickwitu N. ii. _ Mis. titer.) J L Dawson, Siiokville. _ Mrs. ii I" Dawson, York.

Mrs. ll S I.-iaril, Newcastle. N Ik

M rs. \V Munion, Yay, York Un. N ll. Mi-i, \V il Mein- nl, A-iag,u\t:e Ridge,

Kings C0. N B.

Mrs. I’ S l'Iuiiian, Port Elgin, N Il.

Miss Studio McCullough, 5'.. Stephen.

Nlrs. licwis 'l‘i'uinaii,Searltown.

Mrs \V S Coibeit, \VundsiuJk, N H.

Mrs. \V W Andrews, Sackvilii-_

l\flr.~i. Mary l'I lliiuiplircys, Siickviiie.

Mrs. i’icl¢aril, b`ackv.lZe_

Mrs. l)ixon, Sackville.

Mrs. Taylor, llnrclie- ter, Si\cl¢vil`e.

Mrs. (Rey) llurrisuii, iiornwall. Mrs. (ice lleuder .oii. SI, John.

Miss Aiin. Klllaui, Yiirmouili, N. S.

Mrs. O-ctr iirouuluud, 5'. -It-lin.

Miss Betts, St. John. ` ‘ Mrs. John liuiiiplircy, Sussex.

B Mrs. J Ii i).v.\\'scn, Sackvilie.

Mrs. ivlienuin, ilouer Stwkvlllr-

Mrs. I,’rescotl, Baie Vcrle

;\.|,.,_ ].~m,“.,,,.. Uupp, Port. Elzin.

Mrs. ll li Good -vin, I’oiul. tie Iiutr. Miss Jennie Veiizcy, St. Str-pheii.

Min-i Ida (irnlmiii, St. Aiiili-.:ws‘ Mrs, Agnes It tint-ny, Muryl~i\'llie.

M rs. It -.v. llerrh-, li|lu~0Il~

Mrs. (Cant-l ’l`nyl0Y» 5l“`Ill"E‘l- Mrs il A Simpson, (iiigciuvui.

Mrs W 'I' /\v.\r\i, Ilriwtul. Mrs .l Ungent. M0n0L0l\»

Mro Roderick l\ii-iiean, Moncton

Mrs Burnett. ll. i-sinister. Mrs tlicr) it I’i\-ice, Pleasant Vale, N

Mrs John I’ Bentley, llillsiioro. N ll. Mrs Joli Renton. Sl..llle*‘\'lll\`- N ll-

Mrs Mcbaeady. i.’enoball\1l9-

Mrs Dumllelil, Auagunce.

Mrs W J MoAlmon,_lIopevillc lliil. M|~s Nettle Fenwick, Miiistreuiu. Mrs A E Lepage, Woodstock.

Mrs (leo Ayer, (7e.\lre\'I|le, N Il, Mrs \\'aril ll.i'k|:r. Williamson.

n“”.-»tinn.”'

ai" San PAGE 6 For RATES -.Q

_WANTED-A girl for griiernl |\-u-r-

work. Apply to Mrs li._:~». lloiiurl

Prince Stn-ie . ll'3l‘llWl"l~

I `5s`i"-Tvit.TFtTE'E"tii|s"r’iTy‘tv\'7tTiT5r¢\i_l~-

J Finder leave nt Nottli Aui~~r\0'\l\

1|0;,e|_ il -.i.lrl.llpd.

_(')"§T'.'§Fmfuy qv;-ning lint.vveenUa|ii|1

l lt l

gwhoxyxlrlalnder leave nt t u~i;;_i;;1M|i\;i‘

AN1`ED~A good steady lIOY W |“‘\l'n oilice work, run c rinrlsr ‘I0 90""-

col acting, etc ote. Wages $250 per week Apply in writing A. n. c. no. z}<'i».l<'»’i‘t5

amamnsn-That overyltvdr "ada e

.IIE morning paparasthe news is than I-aah and up-tm-dau, and that nr- some time during tho day everybody il liklvlg in buy the aooca ativeitined while \ oir mlvm ta ~tlll hlirhl and nctlvi-_

J-L 4-- i ti ii-nine iaiin ini-.i.»<iiy

I owned liy"lhterl':~an¢I¢»r Toomhl. M?- llald, oonbalnlnr “iii Mr" in R»‘°‘l 0°" l'

Non Bg|||||.|g4 in good roi-air: FU?

_li

Mins Ella Kirkpntiiek, Iiiohmnnd. Mis-is Maggie Ve <t~iey, l.lt.tle York.

Mrs. Moore, lllciittigue. Mr _ .lo.lnii Riiierls, Murray llarbcr. Mr1.(l`¢-.\'.) bhowan, Pownal.

Mr°. Lowther, Cornwall.

Mrs. Amos Boundy. Winston. l\Ir'. A. Ilawniunii, Nor..h Wiltshire. Miss Hryeiiton, Union Ronil. Mrs. It I? Lanka. Cove Head. Miss I’ Mulch. M . Ileib.-rt.

Mr=i.'D 1’ Irving, Cherry Valley-

Mrs. Godfrey, Chiithain.

Mrs Rice, Newcastle.

l\irsThom'=\on, (J inipiielltoii, Mrs G II Clarke, Iiichliinuio,

Mrs Robert Bell, Aiheiton.

Mrs J I)av't~=nn, llclcque.

Mrs 1' Mcllunnlii, Crnpauil.

liliss iirauc \‘Vsbster, Kensington-

Mrs 'l‘ li Tupliii, lidiiiyrafe.

Mri Jauitw Pritlliiuu, Summerside.

Mrs Iiub 'I‘liompson, '1"yon.

Mrs S i7an.croii, Victoria. Mrs Ju:-i Elder, \Vcst Cape.

Mrs \V S Mutturt, Cape 'Iri\\'erse,

Miss Jitnle Murray, Moncton.

Miss M iiyine lawla, Little York.

Miss Fiiliie Drake, Oornwull. Miss Annie Burke, Cl ntbani.

Miss Evelyn Lowther, Kensington-

Mlss Sophie Wright, Scai'letovin.

Miss l\Inrgnvct. Mclloniiid, Tr

Miss l/Jrd, Tryon.

Miss llnzel Dzzylsoii, llcileiuie.

Miss l‘l-lun Austin, Si Juhii. Miss I~I.'inii llettle. St John.

Miss Magee, Si. John.

Miss Ciartvlieach, St John. -Miss Mary Allison, Sussex.

Mies l’e irl itiurchle, St Steplieu.

llllsn M Siiiitli, Fredericton.

Miss iiiargaret 'I`lionipson, Moncton.

Miss linura limiter, Moncton.

Miss Mildred Graham, Moncton.

Mrs it li Fulton, Wooistuck.

Mrs IG C liickson, Carleton, St John.

Mrs King, Newtown, N B. Mis*-l Nellie (lopp, S ickviile. Miss Maud lditoy, Mt Alliron Col ege. Mi~s ll.Caldw..llatler, M irysvllle, N

yon.

IYLESWIIHTH TI] _

EIGHT SIINIIEH

Would Welcome Conserva- -tive Leader to His Meet- _ ings-What He Said.

WiNii.~»oii, 0nt.,. Sept. 20.--Spoiililiig a the Essex Liberal picnic nt Iiarl.ier's (irove, near here today, Ilon. A. Ll. Ayles- wor.h catered upon a discussion ul what hc ternicii the scandal campaign being waged by the Conservative lenders and press anti declared that the Liberals were it-.atly to meet. their apponenta on that ground, low as it wan, and had nothing to fear 'is to the result. ` swaying at Dundas rneentiy he (Aylen-.

wor.h) hirl replied to o~r uiii slrictur s marie by Mr. Bertie innd the Irma of the

:.ngp, llc hart li on inked where he would meet IV r. B rian and had anna or.-d, “on the ilcdr ol the house". Iiawouid wel- come Mr. I_icr.lon to any or hia meetings hut would not run attrr iilin.

THE WEATHER.

'l'ono.\-ro, Sept 21 - (Speolali-~ Light to

funhof ri-lo lnrn apply to Edmu-rl roomoa §:yfi.tl'd. 9-33'"

moderate variable winds, flue, not uiuch

exciting rnco; A lioneyinoi n at Niagara, ix grand picture ol the great falls, and the

Lo'r'rETowN, PRINCE Eowann ISLAND, cANADA, Monnifr, SEPTEMBER ,.3 ,,_,,,7, ¢ 1.,-y...,.“................ N W’

' - H .;::.‘-_- -~_.~f'.»-i:“.'oi.f»;.,~;

rs is as E!

AIL AIA.

*__”___ _ W _“_ i 1' 0 IIIABBPIML

lim-i~:\vi-:i.i., Uupe, Sept. 2_i.-tSpeoli\l)-

Some important new c\'i<li:'ioc was produ- ced at the Coliins trial on Saturday, when Prof Andrews, of S iekville 'reported llfivlntl found stroiigeviiienee of blood on

strips tukenfroni the priests hull door and illio on bright. spots on Father McAulay`s

In The Door.

Axe.

:I’rt»i. Andrcw's evidence is iinpoitnnt in

that it is looked upon ivy l_.lii- proseeution

as ii. link in the chain by which it is hoped

tu connect. the murderer with thc person

who broke in the priests dot r.

I HIVNI TIIH

SIINTUS IIUIIIITNT

M. Bleriot Makes Sensational Fight on Military Parade Grounds Outside Parts.

I’Ariis,Scni. 20.-S-intoi I)uinont'u re-

cord v-oroplaiie iliglit of 222 xiii-tres was neatly equillcd to-day by M. Bleriot un theniilititry pnrnde.grouu<l ut Issy, out- side Parisi. when the rn"otor started the machine raii30 ynr-is along the ercun<l_ rose ton height of tilteen yards, and bu. gan to ily at a speed esiziinateii atitl uii'e< an hour. Like other iteroplsiiea, the inu- chlnc dipped when under way, but. over- came the downward ioudency,slnnted up~ \vai~tis,and continued its flight. Through some unexplained cause, probably a cross action of air currents on the wings, the motor stopped suddenly and the niaclilne tell forty feet. to the ground. `

M. Blcrlot was slightly' cut about the

The moasugil distane iiown was 170

metres. M. leriot says the trial has cn- oouiageri him in the belief that he has found the right principle. The aeroplane will resume work iniinedlately repairs are effected.

_.._.__--

itvntitiiii

Other Pictures lust as Good as The Last Splendid Lot

Tonight nt. Wond,_rl:ind there will be an

entire change of progi-.iuiiii‘. 'I'l\ei.i-.rv the corontr".

lloiures tlitrc are pronounced by the

p - . _ critics inucli superior to any yet. scenheiwe, bislinps was rognrdeil as ii farce which combined with the singing of 1'cicy will nnt.r‘iisio the prestiire of the ctiurcii.

Iiarney who will tonight sing “When

you know you'.e not forgotten ily the iful bishops wlic vloicnlly opposed the bill in you ean'l. fui~ge'_" 'i`iiero is no place in the llou.e of I..viil.~4 were hoping in their Canada where a bigger tive cents wcrtli ol lit-urls ti are it. pu~1st~d.

ontertainuient is given, the pro- __ _._ _ _ ._

zrnmnic cxeciling houses in lnrgi r

ci - .~ ~' --. ~ ' .

_ -' tra “

ties where blggei piieei pi.\.\ii The pictures fit tmiglit The ll-innle I liotel, ii veiy funny pictuie, A Cross ilouulry Ilun, ii splendid ntliletlc pictui 1- i' api-en, muscle. and endnranci in an

tiiuncenceantl pleasure seekers; also

grand display of tlic Maid of the Mist. ];m,,_,N_ _sj,,,p¢, 22_.Th¢, Ka|se|~|s in 5 .ii

PHESHITEHIIN

IIIIISSIIIINIHIES

Nine Now Ones Being Sent Out By Foreign Mission

Committee

Tri|1nN'i'ri, S-pt. 2| ~Nino new mission

""|°?|"" ,h"h;fr "rn 01:; YS" ::x,';Ih“ the name mason, has oanct-ill-.l the Dan. l're tyler an 'mega if ui .te h _ . . d | php

ro\|l1Ct\ Nfl l°°"°‘l "W" I" *"‘ °°l'°l' (."»:t rn dirlsloulwhluh Is now n.e»ting Zonxllltuly manmmns urn" I

mm Fsnr got; i\i;\`t;'\<>|:‘li\‘v.w;iii|tI1vllr»- . ________,_______ . T A llroatiloot, om 1 14 a one, an to ia: . M... CHICAGO MARKETS _ L||||M, Lgmnlstin of Montie I. who is to *“" I liesome the wlle ot Dr. John A Mcnfmnid, Unto mo, September 2l.-Bpeeial)- oneof the last.!°gl`l' DNILIYIIII nfN]""- THIN' Sept. C9rn......_....... 50

M'°d°°°l"°'H°" 'mn " 'M Uv' J A " Wh t.........._... .. _ Sharrirtl, oi' Bridge Ontario, who sailed In H wi

iiacha' I Melman of T- ronto and Mins

un., 1( \ Ai:-x Dunn of Oalgai-y,A|b rm,

SISTERS BM

WIINIIEHINNITS '

II SUEEESEUI

ISSUE UE SUIIEK

Issue of Stock For National Bank of Canada Over Subscribed.

Wmxirizn, Man , 22.- (J,.e.2nl)-'i'he

National Bank of Canada, llic western batik in coui-_-tc of urgaiiizntlnn publishes n whole page of sii:irc-Iiolrit rf. unit announces in todays Winnipeg news- papers that its western Issue of strck has been largely over suhsciilvcil; also that sc\'e:':tl o|i`ers have been receiiei to niiiier

write-sits entire capital of lcn million ni preiniuin,

IIEEEISEIT WIEE'S

Some Interesting Stories Are Boing Told Regarding Passing oi the Bill.

IiuNlmN, S pl. ill "I`lie put.-:Ing ofthe

ilecensel Witek Sistizi-'_~i liilt, after e|i` ~\‘it-i which have ext:inleiii\'.-i- -lilyoeirs, has led to some uuiusiiig cci'i'~-apoiiti¢.nce be- tween constituents and thc|i~iepi‘.~sentn~ tives in parliauicnh [L3

It was, in font, the standing joke before

the pi'orogui.Ion nf p\-rliaiiierit that it huni- berof hen-pei-kail liiislvtiiiila wrote i.uineiii~ tiers iniploiiug tliein to explain thc nicct- lnq of thc srl.

One of the letters, o-ideiitly from a very`

uiucli |»uilied_tiuslniiiri, contained the fol- lowing queiry: “lt m_v old woman dies n.ust I marry Iver nlsii-_'l Because, ifso iii rather get |\ gun_ and le we the rent to

The opposition to l.liii~i ancient bill bv all

it is an open seei'cttli1\t scwral oi the

THE KNISEH IN

I IIIIEMMII

leniiiin. Within ii low days he must tle~ eide whether to give up, at- least. in part. , the great niilitary hill nniinceuvres i-r cuure the furniers of (ierinnny to lose part

ti r ro 1.

of tel c p_

The cold nnd wet summer, the arrival

ot which was delayed uiitil the beginning of July, has deiayril the harve-it every- where and if the military niaiim-u\'re.s ani to be held as usual, they will deprive the iiirniers ol t.housnn_is of men at the very time they are most me led to harve .t the not very large crow-

Froni nil parts nt thc country como pe-

titions to the goveriiini n’. asking that the iiianocuvnni be given up for at least. poal - poned, or thousands of lurnirri will be ruined, Init :io far the Ka’aei- remains un- decided.

it is thought that he will hovi ever. lol-

iow the example of his northerly neighbor King Fredrick VIII, of Donmnrk, who for

“Pork.................... ..

filled for North Formosa, Rav and Mn ,

,1 -_ _~ and mu, ,\nn\MN¢in°|0s|¢,0n¢_ Two Deo . no 9 ~ ., '

unean McLeod, of Bandon, Man.

change in temperature.

Whitt....................... 1071

r" ' - - -» - - ---i--Z------_-<--.--~ ----»-*_--_~..__`___..___ _ .-.__¢_l;~____..__._.,

P 1' 0f~ AIldl'€WS. of Sackville, Proves Bloodstains on _Door of Father McAulay’s Room, Also on Axe- Will Con-

, nect Murderer With The Person Who Broke

Nothing has pirriously been brought

out to prove tlial. the blooil stains were upon this iloor, l ut at the last trial one ol the jurors, noticing the marks, broke uti some splinters, wliieli he ail.e1-ivarils hurl

the Coiiri:~icnd to I`r.ii`Andi'ews for exitin- in:ition.

lillll PEIIPIE KIIIEII IN HUSSIII

Sfme Statistics Given Regard ing Victims of the Rev- olutionary Movement

St. Pei(-r.-.'lnii'g, September 2|.--The

Slave has published statistics regarding the revolutionary nicnieut.v, prepared by the note-.I Russian 1:.l.at.istleiaii, M Ilzlidaukoiil wliercby the total nu|.iili_-r of vlctiiiri of the “drunuil.ic epidemic" is plafefl at 47,020, of which lil,lil were killed. it is iuithi r shown that 2,381 sen~ tences of death were cuirlcii out , that i,2l.`itl prisoners comniittcii suicide and hat Lit,-liJ5 persons were wounded. ,The lnrgsat loss of: life, l2,il.`i$l, iesulteil from encounters with the soldiers or police I‘he anti Jewish riots numlic-rcd7,tlt}2 and there were ~i,5l') anti Armenian , rlolsfanil 2,li`t1<l mutlnios. The I, af, rarinu tiis' i--lets were cnniparativsly insignificant, only ."i3'Il. '.i`hc Revolution- ists assassinated illl generals cr governors' iii protects and 5,070 niiiuiitls or various ranks. ,The geographical distribution of the vic- tims was as follows: Eurniieaii Russia, 20,- till; Caucasus, 7.‘\lll, Finlaiiil and the Bul- t.ic pi‘o\'Inci-s, 4,020; Polnnil, -l,€l$5; 3~`.uth~ west i_’oli.\ud, 7,4351); Siberia, 2,£i`»\'.

AT FAIRYLAND TO-NIGHT.

Fniiyliuiii will have an eiitirn change oi

progiziiu this evening giving the people cf Charlottetown I.l\e opportunity ot seeing the pictures that caused so uiuvh talk iii St. -lohn. So well pleased were St. J hii audiences with thc pictures thai. all will si e at Fairyland this and Iotuurrow even- ing l.lii.t. they were couipelied to run ilieiii fiiru whole wick and Llierc in nti iluubl that thc Cl'inllol.iei.owii people will liejust ,ns much pleased with tiiein. 'l‘lie pi ogrnni (tr tonight. is as folllnwe: "True unto den.tlv." “Sign of the times." “I must lor- giri-." “Willie Goodchllil visits his .\unl_i<-_" The new illiuitriti-tl song which will be

i-i-ilderi-il by Miss Ilrriiiiirr will be "Slice you called nic l)enrie_"

Several people were heard on the square

h‘»ituriiny night about ten o'ciock to ray “I wonder if Fnirylniiri is closed yet." The nninnneuienl. wish to snyfor the lienetit of their patrons that as long us the lingo e'ec'ric sign is lighted ttic iii-rlurinaiuie I1 going nn.

MEN UN EUIIIII

ll THE VATIEIN

it0i\ii~:, Sept iii.-.\ r.ne|l'inen tn the ser-

vice ol' the pope have been on guard all day long at the eiitriuices oi' l.lie apo:-itiilie palace and thc Vullenn has hrenunderthe especial proterlinu of n detacliineiitof roy' nl trocpai, but ther.: has ttccn iioacl.lvanul» break of aiit,i~cli-riual sentiiiicnts, a|idSep- teinber 21|, the $l7tl\ nnniveniary of the ne- culi:it.ion of lionie by Italian troops, and the full the temporal power of the papacy, ima pniwed without. the fulllinient of any ol' the fears entertained by thc Vatican that the Ittllnn people would bv det-:ls ni |v|olence lliiir ill-feeling against

the church.

Keep Min:ird`s Liu im ent in the house.

- Any Guardian reader who rr.celna_ dimly print- ed, badly pzinted, badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue. will kindly notify the Sub- scription Deparlment at

_____

LEADER

'l"l“"NTU. Septetnlisr 22 » (Special).--A

tl_ itil-.Kay ot Noi-th (lrey has iitcn chosen

to nur-coed lion. ti. l'. (irahani as leudi r ol

the reform party in the legislature.

NEW EVIDENCE AT A NEW REFORM t .THE COLLINS’ TRIAL

FOR ONT.

A. G. McKav. Barrister, of Owen Sound Has Been Chosen to Succed lion.

O. P. Graham In The .Ontario Local Legislature

Mr. McKay. in the tive or six years of

his poiiticallife has proved hliuself a great tlebator.

lie isa well known ban~l.~li-r of Owen

Soiind.

EIINEIIISIIIN IIE P. H. I. IHEETINSIT

i'ii0wsi': :.iA'r<:|i.

ll _-\ McKinnon, (lapt. 2 (3 A, U7 li) .I M Ilavlsuli, l\I li C, ill, ii

J M Jones. M‘ij_ il HJ, tl), 6 J \Veat.lierI»`e, Pte. il H11, £72, tl

l'I Shcivni-I, 0,.-.:_ (7 \_ gm'

ll W lri-.~, M itil, viii, _ J A Auld, Pte. l<' A15, 81|, F W E Sniltli, Uupt, li HJ, H4, ' A l" Seiiuian, ltr. 1! if /1 , H7, Il \\' Chanilli-‘r, Gi. I ll A, .~7_ 4 .I A Moors, Sgt.. ll Hz, H7, 4 i1\\'-iuilsoii, (7 V Ii C,r7, 4 s mv, U \' it if, xii, .4 I. M ML-l{iniion_ M It (_‘, till, 4 M A Shaw, Cunt. Fr-I2, N5, 3 F it Jones, l' lit), H3, 3 A G Judson, i’ Ii tj, 55, 3 li' C Fu rz, (ir. l C A, 245, 3 IIA Jenkins, I’ li G, 85, 1; .I Luniirigan, ilr. li) A, sl, :l W B Pmwse, Capt, IC A, Rl Zi 1' Gill, Stl. SLU. C A, HI, ii J A Allan, l\[»~_j, sz, ut, 1] iieo Crockett, Mix). H1, S2, ;. I) I. liooper, Maj. 8_5, till, 3

I) l_\` MclJonald, M ll ii, Wi :i Goo Btue, Lt, E HB, till 1| II A Lawson, Sgt, I" H2, Bti it li Melnnis, Goin, LII, 82 1| A W Seaman, lloinlv, L! G A, H2 2 ll Anlll, Pte, F 85, S2,

.l l\l Urtekei, Sli Sitl.l~t0,

A Keiiiiorly. IS \' it I3, Htt_ D Stewiiri., l.t (Joi, 53,711, \\'ni Murphy, M lt U, 7,)

W Coles, M It U, 78,

it lii'ocketr., l,r._§8;5_ 73, li Seunuii, (ir, BU /\, T7, _ A i'\lcU.ub ~, (ir, I C A. 77.

.las Ilenilx untill, H li U, Tti,

J ll Judson, I’ It C, 743,

it ii .lent--., tt It c, Tu, -

if. Cai r, 'l‘, l. il, 76,

.ins Melanie, ll V It (.7, 70

W A Jolinstone. Capt, ‘.5 il A, 75

.i .I iii(-neil: ur, 2 ca, 1:.

M A Allan, i)iipi..*i:.t, 75

Uenry lioriprr, M It I7, 75,

i~2 N Youuher, Stf Sgt. U A. 71

.l Il irvinll, 1.’ li G. 73,

I' livudie, Pte, D R2, 73,

A il iyle, Corp. R2, 7-l,

| Last score 200 4

1 500 5 .E 'I 5

ilih) -I 2 Z 2

_-ii'i\;\'r.\|.'|'\'ito .\i.\'|'<'ii.

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EHISIS IIN IN

EIIPE EIIIIINY

Votes Restored to Dlsfranch- ised Rebels May Ousl

- I -Jameson at Election.

CAPE TOWN, Sept. 20.--I'.\"l‘n.-i.\-nt. was ;Ilssol\'ed on nccriunt nl the action of the I.cg|slutl.'c Ceui.c:l , which has created ii consli;ul..uiial ...iris bylperslstinglu blocking suppliis Itis probably that the votes rr-str-i'_ii to the reiie|~i viho were ilisiraucliiseil after the. war will Le iiuffiiiieiit to defeat Dr. Janie- son`s party, and South Africa will tlicu he politically Dutch from Rhodesia to Table. llay. The elections for the Legislative. thuiticll take place lu Novenib r; those for the House ofA=isi~ml»ly In i"ebrui\r)'.

ST HIRING IIN IIUIUMBIIS THNHK

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Kentucky =Todd Ties lite World's Record for His Class.

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tncky 'l`otid, ownrtl by 1lIissKntll\rlne \\'I- lac-, oi’ Galt, Unt., and holder of the world s record for three-years-cltl trotting sl.allionH,tt-fiiiy tiid the \vorlii's record for illiee-year-,ld_» nfiill sexes, when llc won thc tlrnt lin it -il ilif- Kfenlucky Stuck l"i|rin l`\\ltiril-y iii Zi. (,‘i\,y‘. At I.ouir\'ille l"rantr.si,lcdld|a mile in the suiue time. The Todd coll. was oguod first choir t- in betting, although Gent.-ral Watts, 2.lIlI, had a libcial following, and led up to the ilrst hail.l'{enl.uoky Tofid was fourth here, liutStevenson lcgan his drive and his sensational colt iuovrd up even with the leatiersintheiii-xt eight. Ile was en-y lender at the down stretch, nu won ing- glng In time one quarter srcuntl faster than he made I--st week at indianapolis, when he took the world's trotting stal- lion record away from iii-'iernl \Vnl.t.~i.

HIIEIIETEIIEINS

BIG IIIL PHIIEITS

Rockefellers Share of Stand- ard Oil Profits Was T25,- 000,000

New Yuan, Sept 20-An inteiettlnq

.stnu-ment was the otilclai statement mario publielfor the tlrst time ol John D. llochu

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