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T _de in 1, paper just issued has a .. _ _ Jntemerrr of the relative increase of ____ K
Trade and that of foreign
?illYlli:lPies for the first half of thc DBO-
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Begtifigr imports increased by 24 "non pound`s, Germany's imports m re sed ,mly live million pounds, mllileuliiiited States imports increased gy sixteen uiillion pnuiuls and Ftance uve ...illinn pound" Exports show an increase of twenty- elght iiniiior-pmmdo-4sgalnlrt»-twenty-7 four inillioii from Germ'_8FlY. Q19 Uni' wi States only two Im-illicn and lmrrrt- ten million pounds. gurl. llgnres can hardly be otherwise than ilighly satisfactory to the local mperialists of all parties since they grow uint Britain senl maintains her. gllpreinucy ln the world of Trade and ¢0||llllfJl'CU.
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The Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Fbutlnill League was helid last night. The following officers were elected :
Pi-es.-J. Suinn-ders, H. D. C.
Vice Pres.-G. L. Prowse, V.A.A.A. Becy.-'I‘l'sasilrer-J. MacMillan, A.
A, A. A. '
Committee-Messrs Brennan and Rooifey, S. D. C.; Dudy and Steele, V, A. A. A.; Hooper alnd I-Ilughes,
A.A.A.A.
Tile following schedule was drawn
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pilct. 12-Allbies vs Vlcs.
uct. 15--i-i. D. C. vs Ahbles.
Oct 20 S. I). C. vs Vics. uct. Z4»A'lbles vs Vics.
uct. :li --Alfbics vs S. D. C.
Nov. ii--S. l). C. vs Vics.
All tennis arc reported strong alld
all llitercstiiig season is _looked for.
LEAVE Cli0LEllll DISTRICT.
PARIS, Oct. 2-Private advices fruni ltiily ns.~icl-t tllat Italian emi- grailts from the cholera. infected dis- tricts nf that coinitry are being em- hsrkl-d nt Genoa for America, their uriiqiiiul siurtiiig point being conceal- ed. .
(‘i\l‘lil Iil{l~}'l`l)N»'l‘lll'lASllRE FIND.
l-i\'l>Nl-DY, f‘. li., Oct. 1.-Imst week
Sn|»ei~inteudeiit Stan '-"I-la€{_ef_i_t,'_ ln§__ ‘charge of the fog alaenifd aion at liluiiey l'oint, wbilc walking along the sliore inthe neighborhood of the station, discerned somethingshining iii the crevice of li rock, over which tile writers oftllcAtlirntic for years lrusln-il, Picking; it up he found it to be it llivlil coin with the date “1810" plnlnly \'i.-illle, ultlioug-li the other lnlirris or figures are hardly precepti-. l/ie, About twcnty feet further away frnin the suinmit__of the cliff Mr. Hackett found lzrotrliiling from the eilrtll il part of an old oak chcst, which no doubt once hclonl.,'ed to some Slliilviwlrkeil pnsseiiger. Digging sonic little distance around the piece oi box Mr Hackett unearthed several btlier coins,' whose worn and rusted colliiitioll plainly telling tiiat a genl Pratioll or inorn linil pn:-isi-d since tlicv were mriiieil. Ui i-<.iil'sie there is liotlliiig novel um hunt Llleliiiding of golden coins at ivlniley Point. 'lt wus from frequent lllvkilllz .up of money ill the waters and vicinity of the place that the lilo:-ii-lit. name ,was derived. For
Special to The Guardian.
HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 4--The at-
tendance at the Exhibition and races today was large. The weaither was hue and warm. Longboat, owned by Hammond
Kelly, Southport won first money in the 2.35 trot and pace in three straight heats in easy style, and .Royal K'nisht-_cniled b_y.-A-..S- Hew- itt won first money in 2.19 trot and pace in three straight heats.
This horse is owned by Hooper, Manager of the Halifax Breweries Co. Ltd., and a son of Officer Hooper, Charlottetown.
The following is the summary
2.35 TROT AND PACE. Purse $350.
,am H aural-I ..- f“ wwl-I
Longboat ...... Brennen King Bessie Pardner Laldy Evelyn
Best time 2.21%.
2.19 TROT AND PACE.
Royal Knight Lena Miller . Allie W. ._ Tattan
Besttime 2.`l7}. There were
-other starters.
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$l00,000 REYNARD
FOR DYNAMITERS
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 3-Un-
her the stimulus of proffered rewards aggregating nearly $100,000, hundreds of policemen, detectives and private citizens in ull Pacific coast cities are searching for clews which may lead to thc arrest of thc conspirators who blew up the Los Angeles Times building Saturday last.
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TO HONOR THE LATE
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
TORONTO, Oct. 2.-An impressive
memorial service for the late Miss Florence Nightingale, O.M., founder
li las
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Special to The Guardian.
ST. JOHN. N, B., Oct. 4.-In one
of the heaviest gales and roughest seas in recent years, the tug "Help", owned by the Inglewood Pulp Co., was hriven ashore at Fort Dufferin breakwater. and smashed into splint- €l`B. after she had been rendered help- 19" bl' U10 Parting of . her steering gear. The members of the crdw narrowlv
escaped with their lives. and it was only alter considerable difficulty that a gang of men working on the break. water were able to rescue them from _their peril.
CARDINALS NAMED BY POPE
ROME, Oct. It is considered cer-
ta_ln at the Vatican that the Pope will 'hold a consistory about the mid- dle of November. There are many vacancies in the cardinalate a-nd those most likely to receive the red li_at are believed to ‘be Mgr. Bisleti, rural' major domo; Mgr. Lngari oi the Holy office; Mgr Gilistini, Secre- tary of the consistory of cong-re a- tion; Mgr. Bello, patriarch of Tis- bon; Mgr. Granite di Delmonte, Pap- al Nuncio at Vienna; Fr. »Cormiser, general of the Dominlicans and Fr. Earle, librarian of 'the Vatican.
Two EllclllEEiis pliowll
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 3-C. H.
Gilroy and Alcx. Allen, civil engin- eers, were drowned near Prince Rup- ert Saturday, their canoe upsetting on Woodworth Lake.
the Red Cross movement, was held MUSICIAN DEAD- .
ii St Paul's Ang ‘can Church _ t _ _ _ vening,in the presence of severaihun- _f-OOP_ERb_T_OWl\, N, Y., Oct. 1. - dred persons, the majority of them ('hal5- P- 1‘-“Of-f~ Well kllUWll as *‘
which uns under the aus lces of th
nurses. Ven. Archdeacon Cody, rector mllslcian “ml “°“'5P"*P" Write? both of St _pau1's_ conducted the se|.ViCe_ in America and abroad, is dead here
at the home of his sister, aged 64
. _ p . e . , .
Nurses of the Torollto organization. years'
' ‘ \ SCHOOL BOY FATALLY
HERE b ANOTHER
/_ _ GREAT 1NvEN:r1oN, . _ /1NJfunsD'n~l scsi-1.
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COPENHAGEN, Oct 3-Waidomar
lamps by wireless transmission of an
' _FRAUD CHARGES.
NEW YORK, Sept 29-After one of
the most sensational raids ever en- gineered by the local fniieral authori- ties dircct today against the.firm of B. H, Schefters and Company, curb
v mem
- brokers, in Broad street, se en - hers of the company, inclildiiig B. H.
Scheitels, its' president, were held in heavy bail this evening by United States Commissioner Shields for hear lng oil October 5 on a charge of using the mails to defraud. . Tonight search is being made by
MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Oct. 2-It
poulserp the Danish 1m.entm._ has was started at the Midhlesex hospital succeeded ini lighting incandescent wlllgllt that Wm.. C. Schefef. the
foiirteen-year-old High scllool fresh-
electric current _ man who was -injured during the an-
nual “keg” rush with the sopho-
CURB BRQKERS A1:;_RESfpp;|_| ON mores Friday afternoon, could not
live. Schacfer,_ who was knocked
down and trampled” on, was taken unconscious to the- -ospital, where an operation disclosed a ruptured liver and other internal injuries.
CONIGY' ISLAND INDICTMENTS.
NEW YORK, October 1-As a rc-
siilt ofthe disclosures of vice con- ditions at Coney Island. Following the recent official investigation un- ilsr acting-Mayor lVfitchell’s direc- tion, a dozen indictments of police officers charged , with responsibility
the police and by government inspec- `f0l‘ IRW Observance at U12 l‘¢S0rt.
tors for George Graham Rice, whose reul name is said to be Simon Her- zig, the originator of race track het tipping system, who is declared to he the real head of the concern. At the time of the raid here announce-
a loin, tinie the late John Young,w»ho' ment was made from Washinlrwn
ins.-il ii long pole with tar in libcral`
that warrants had been issued for
quantities ul. the cud took from thcltlie managers of the eompangv)
lniitnin of the sen at Money Poillt Kniilcll coins that were afterwards sulil ut good prices to parties in the Syllllvys und other places. Forty ¥i‘1\l'.~' ago the lute William Young un- ` lfu|'tlii‘il a sniall cusltet filled with' Sliuilisli uiouey.
DlHA2~l'l‘R(lUS FIRE IN.
NEW YORK.
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Nl~lW~-YOlll{, Oct 4-Fire in the vi- fllllty of 24th Street und 11th Aven- "°' *Wilt uiv area of live hundred by iiu-cc hundred feet causing damage. estimated at $1,500,000. ' Chief Crokt-r' announced that it was ull* iflelltest burned urea during his l'llierience lin New York City. Tile
branch offices in Boston, Provide ce, rnilsrislpnin, Detroit, chicago and Milwaukee.
According to agents of the depart-
ment of justice the Scheftels com- pany has been engaged in promoting the sale of mining securities of doubtful value in all parts of the country. _
5,000,000 Worth of Securities. Estimates ofthe firm's dealiii-gs
are placed as high as $5.000.ll00~ The sevenl men arraigned here are B. H. Scheftels, Chas F. Belser, secy Ol the wmpany; Geo 'l‘. Sullivan, Clar- ence McOormicl¢. Jflllll D91”-“°Y» Wil' llam '1‘. Seagrave and Chas B. Stone. Warrants for 16 men had been isillled hilt the others, including Rice and
have been returned by the Klng's County Grand Jury. It was unoffi- clally stated that one of the indict- ments was against Police Inspector John J. O’Brlen. ~ The documents with others return-
ed against proprietors of alleged dis- orderly resorts, swell to 30 or more the total~of persons under indictment as a rcsillt of the Coney Island scan- dals.
______________._._____.,_.,_______»v-_-_~_-_A_-J .C»;,_~_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-.
Mary Cornfoot-'Walter lvlacdougall,
Ernest Hlne, Helen Block. . _
Flora MacKenzie-Edgar Whitlock,
Willie Davis, Willie Macdougall.
Margaret Gillis-Jean Tait, Janet-
ta Gay., Jennie Dewar. ‘
A. A. Wadman--Kenneth Johnson,
Fred Large, Charles Whitlock.
Christina G. McMillan-Edna Case,
Norman McPherson, Jennie Fraser.
Minnie Finlayson-Edgar Vessey,
Gordon Larter, Hilda Va-il.
Maud McCann'ell-No exams.
QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.
Jas Landrigiain--Div. 1--F. McWade,
i A very distressing fatality occurred in Georgetown yesterday afternoon about three fifteen when Captain John Weston, aged 45, of- the three masted schooner Unity. and a native of Pugwash, N. S., was accidentally killed. _
'Phe Unity had a cargo of creosote
piles for the Dominion Government
loading at Queen's Wharf when her captain lost his life. He was adjusting the chains on one of these piles which was being raised by block and tackle from the hatch when he lost his footing and fell headlong in- to the hold strikinghis head on the piles underneath. His skull was bad- ly broken and death was almost in- stantaneous.
Last evening an inquest was held
before Coroner Dr. A. A. Allan
goreman) Seymour Knight, W. W. enkins, Galpt. Harry A. Cameron Rev. H. W. combs, Elmer Jenkins, John A. McDonald, Geo. A. Poole.
The witnesses examined were mem-
bers of the crew of the Unity and ‘those working about the schooner.
The Jury's verdict was 1 'Phat Capt
John Weston was accidently killed by falling iinto thl hold of the schooner ‘Unity while eudeavoring to adjust the chain on a log of piling
the schooner Unity. ` ` Capt. Weston leaves ia wife at his home in Pugwash, who was formerly a Miss McLure, daughter of David McLure, Murray H-arbor. He also leaves one son, aged 18, employed in the Royal Bank of Canada Branch. at Rext/on, N. B. The news of their sudden bereavement has been sent to them.
This last trip of the Unity has
been -one marked by both ‘disaster _and fatality. While od the P. E. I. coast near Souris a week ago she was driven hard ashore in a gale
land was only floated with great difficulty. Tile cargo hail to be re- Nmoved and thc C. G. S. Constance assisted her ofl. This last _sad acci- dent marks t-he close of a nevci' to- bc-forgotteil voyage. To those who will connect it with the loss of fi
all will be extended.
CHNNNIENN ENUHT N
IN »SliMMiHSNlE
The court of chapcery held a scs-
sion in Summerside on 27th and 28th of September at which the follo&in.z cases were disposed of before the Vice Chancellor :
Canadian Bank of Commerce vs.
Huntley. This case stands over for further hearing owing to thc illness of ii witness and pending the report of medical man thereon. Saunders for complainant.
Sabine vs Wood-In this case the
bill asks for Partition and Adminis- tration. Scveral witnesses were ex- amined_and an order made for tlhe sale of the lands, etc. In this the Vice- Chancellor heard the claims of Eliza- beth W. Wood and Hammond Cannon against the estate ofthe late John F. Wood at $45.00 and dlsnllowing thc claim of Hammond Cannon.
Saunders, for complainants; Mc-
Quarrie, 'K. C., for defendants.
Mel(-innon vs McKinnon-This was
a suit brought by Miss Catherine Mc- Kinnon against Joseph N. McKinnon, both of Grand River, Lot i4, pray- ing for a decree of the court declaring that she is intitled to a charge on
Kinnoni created by his will for her board and clothing and directed to be provided by the defendant Joseph Mc- Kinnon. After hearing the evidence His Lordship ordered the def.~.nd‘ant.` to pay her $100 for his past neL1;l'ect ini carrying out the directions contained in the will and also to pay a fixed annuity for the future while she re- mains unmarried. N. A. Campbell for applicant.
Broderick`vs. Broderick-Tl‘is rwns
tration. ln this case an oi der was made for sale and admi-niitratlon. Tweedy and Saunders for complain- ants, McQuarrie, K. C., for defend- ants. _
'Doyle vs. Doyle--This was a bill for an account filed by Catherine Doyle of Tignish, widow of the late Pat- rick Doyle agalnst Peter Doyle and
, a
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ClfllDl'§ FLIGSIIIP
En-gland next monltn, will during the winter months take a cruise in West
Indian' waters, followii_i_g the usual practice of warships in orth Atlan-
to the West Indies on board the Nio- be, which, with its complement of Canadian and British officers and ..men. will probably pay, en route, the ,first visit of a Canadian war vessel |to several of the Unllted States At- |lantic ports.
NMOUNT HECLA SHOWS
_ SIGNS OF ACTIVITY.
l COPENHAGEN, October l-Re- 'ports have been received here from Iceland that the volcano Hecla is re aiinf fora new erfu tion. The
are heard. 'l‘hs people living in the vicinity are expecting a catastrophe and there is much anxiety among
1878 and lasted four months. Several Danish geologists are starting for Iceland..
The Hecla viilcalin' is 5,110 feet
high and has several oraters, the largest ofrwhicli is more than n mile il circilmferenca More than twenty eruptions have been recorded since
land.
A RUSSIAN STRIKE.
electric street car employees has been declared here. It was organized bf. the Socialist party. The men demand
(about $20) monthly, and the repeal
of a system of fines which they de- clare oppressive. There has been- no
reement signed by the parties which the Vice-Chancellor declined to do.
Re Wilkinson Infants-sale of land
under order and deed thereof given bv guardian approved.
Condensed Advertisements
(Too late for Cia_|ail\eat.l_ou.» _
OST, in this City, on 23rd.. K0\d
the estate of her late father Ncli Mc- EA locket and chain. Finder return
fo .ifA.I~,1.cc.>A Sr.. ._ . ...uf-<1=lv<1~ Qluvnn GRAY and patched foxes N Branch, Ain.-non. ll*-'><l_I»jl_~__ -*nog SALE, ii rlioice purebred Yorkshire pigs. Five weeks old Frank Halliday, Eldon. P~ 0-. j
_ suitable for is small family. Pos-
lsession given UN- l2~ ADDI! £0 Ml"
*wj0'R. g_.il,l»:, 50 good hens at 50 .E4 cts. each 12 Cockerels White amd
Orphlngtons, $1.00 each. W. Owen.
Sharp, Supt. P. E. _ - y., forme y
G. M. Oampbell who for some vears
» was in charge of a church Mr. Sharp
attended in Charlottetown.
M,rs. Boswell wore a going away
--rr no A-i§i‘ii..°;.‘:l:°.;).;‘;°‘e;’i°-:rr ir*
flagship of the new Canadian navY.min“ I P ey nm' which will arrive in Halifax from h '
T e couple were unattended and the
ceremony was witnessed only by few intimate friends.
After Sllllllcr had been served the
which was taken out of The hold of tic waters. DEW!! ma-fried Cmlple took evening
It is understood that Eu] Grey train _on a trip to Montreal, Toronto, will make his promised January visit'“°d IWW Ywk' . .
A $lo,ooo.ooo _ . ' l>ovll>Eli liiElicEli
VANCOUVER, B. (.'., Oct. 3-A $10,
000,000 merger of all the powder companies in Canada. except the Giant Powder Company's branch fac- tory at Telegraph Bay, has been ef- fected. .
HON. Ju K. WARD DEAI.)._
MUN'I"REAl., Oct 2--The death
P . D . .
snow ,mga ice 0,, the mrmmit are took place today of thc 1-lon. J. K. lllcltlllg. and hollow, booming sounds w‘"d-_H "‘“"l\_>@l` ‘lf UIC I-velzialai-l‘~'e
Council. aged .ii years, and a very large lumber merchant in his time.
He contested Ste Ailtunie Division
mule" and hmihand the SYm¥"“-hy 0' them. The last erlrptionl occurred in lOl' M0llT-l'¢l\l \Yl’fSl-. twice in the Lil.-
cral interest, but was defeated.
ITALIAN i.‘llOLEliA IlEl‘Oll'l`.
llflllllsl, (ict. 2.-All official bullctiil
issued last cvclliug gives thc following report, covcrini; thc pm.-.i. twenty-(nur hours in thc ciiulci‘a.illfoctc<l district:
the twelfth century. The mountain-is "Naples City, ll deaths and 1§ new near the south-western coast of -,,,.ince_ ,me death and
9 new cases; Salerno province, one death and one new clisc; Uascrta,two new cases; Sassari province, one death and four new cases, and Apulin
WARSAW. OW- If-A Sill” Ol U10 province, three deaths and four new
CBSCS.
POWER TU `
a minimum wage of forty roubles‘ Clgggg (iHA-|~EAUGUA-I-_
OTTAWA, Oct. 2.-The only impor-
tant application of which notice is
diso`rder`as the policei arrested the glven_in to-day’s Canada Gazette is leaders of the movement. che by the Canadian Light and' Power
Co, to the Governor-in-(‘-onncil for approval of its placet of the proposed- work in connection with the crossing of the River Chateaugay at Chats..
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§_f;“'§1e‘é_ “xr °d°§;l:_lg;;‘_‘;‘“' Micqm" gay, Que.,_ w‘ith its flra ‘ '
nsmissicm lines.
. MAN si-iocvrs wire.
PORTLAND, Oct 4-Because his
wife sent for a policeman when he had come home drunk. and thrown lier out of the _ house, Albert Fow- artschney sent a charge of shot into her side, and going to a field nearby blew his head oil with the same gum. The shot penetrated the woman's side. She may recover.
- 10.- sale, apply to onsrdinn DEATH-DEALING cvr.*.l.oNl~:
SWEEPS OVER MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, October 2.-'I wo
men were killed, tw-n seriously in- .iured and a vast amount of damage done in the cit n Sat d b
ANTED, at once, coat and pant _me _ __ y 'I ‘f}`__“Y V H
‘V make" 815° boy to 1eam"'an'3 eil lslloiltmmtllxd ~lec\Yccr:‘)<.ll.e atom C?fmlYs
Oflllg Bt James Cauaghads W8 Quieen -kind Montreal* has seen in many* WINNIPEG' Sept' 29"_A potato
B liiii sled for partition and snmlni... Si-, A _ ._ - . .. . _..._.~_¥‘7--5°§-'- .v»=.nrs. 'rim storm broke A-...nit ...le ,,~.
V_|".(.- LET. h°“S° °“ Dorchester 57"- clock with a gale accompanied by bm.
vy rain and severe lightning. The storm only lasted for hftarn
Alley. 62 Prin'-0 Sl. _l0-liflfllvfl minutes but it lnilra two men ,,,`.d
hurt others. The hurricane blew sixty miles an
Brown Lc.h. riis,_ Indian Reds and h0llr and Cmllpletvly stopped business
for 3 time.
_ _ _ Koppoch. 1°‘_5'n" T""° “len W0l'kllll: on a scaffolding
space awe t 'l al t th Charles I-Icrrzll! who ls and t" be his F. McCarey, John Flynn. DlV~ Z" another, Execiitors of the estate of ' ‘ ` left at the Revere f0lllld it Cmlllblillll beneath them i
l ERS .
a<~l-as of l\Ymlf|g.°\;|‘\l:l‘: fagfzllllies alxd brother, eluded the raiders. Rice gold John Callaghan, Leo McKenna, Jas. the late Patrick Dovm This bm was /\1il;0tJ)l_ir_l_ _he __________g _"___ _,am one ___ was kmed ___s______t_y_ ani
stables. been in his offices earlier in the __ay Blanchard- _ dismissed by his Lordship on account I _ .m I, ,.e(,,||y ,M_md_ The storm extended over the New
_ but left before the ofllcers swevped P. S. °Bra~dlay_-Ply. D1-_eWal(lJace ol the Inches of the wmpl___i____m_ ;i_i_g_i_>_f_pa_l;os_i»i M___;(_c___l__‘__n__ England st_____s_ d__s_____y_n__ __ “___ ___
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Minlird's Llliiment Cnr driifl. `d°V"" 0“‘ the Place" P"“"ty' Hugh Mc “ ay’ an ur in carrying into court and for want y ' A' ' O 10|-5d3i d m°““l- Of property.
es Dan
_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _________ ____________________.___.,_.,._._-_-,-A f`l0. DlV~ 2_’-“william Dillon I Edward of eq “"_y_ A _ U _ Samnders, for _ _...__ - - - - P `
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_ rgélgrge L Sm___h__Dw 1_Fmnk camplainant and N. A. Campbell for man to Mt M 'woman on my
' cnlln_sl.sn._' Gilbert connérs. Jrrmes “°'*"‘_“““°' - , _ inrni nt ice porn. but is. il/lust nays
dc-In this mat 9
Mullins Div 2-Frank Vessey Urban Bl`?°“l°“ Y* W"°dsl d references as to ability to man
Plneau, Cyril Trainor, ter it was sought to set aside an ag-, £23 and chM___cter_ w_ Uwem
IN I Alice _Fcnne35cy_.L0|-ng I-{_0w3f',t_ __.,_____~,-,-_-_-_-.-_~.-_-A-_-_-_-_-_-.~.-_-_-:.-.~=---:-~=-----‘- l_0_5dr3i_ _ r .___ “"°"“ inn
Anne I' 1| d J h L¢C\,,|r ' _'_' - - ll6l`ll mins- tw" hl`°"d 9°W"’~ P““`9 It isn‘t worth while to frcf, ilcar, Edmmd P0 nr ' osep ` Hllwlal '-0 Tm G‘"“`di“"' d l kshircs and one pure bred |‘ i l -e
, Marv Farmer-Dominic Trainor, 5 _F h ltherr life Y" » To walk as bcilni a learn . D mth Holi 3 h id v (gmasson ge; T0R0N'1`0~ OW - "°“ °°‘ ‘ berlushire hog fit for service Thomas N0 man," now vrxlnrr tliiligc niny be,
Tile foll ' l th t dl f` MBS' \"Bl"f\'~\“"5°“' ° Y ' 359- 0 “son A ' ' _ t 't 'l ‘nls; some showers hilt . 0; dz; ii 4| - . "lv Pllpilsolviimegaclil roar: isnatllicngclgy Martha Riggs. 1oni_Chiasson. p‘_’_r;"l;" fhry ;:"d‘a “mc warmen P. Cass. Nor?" R\"'°"- 1 5 l” ll They easily nusl\t_l\¢‘» “"_f'~¢‘~ ___
inelloolu for the month ending, Sept. Mary Il‘VlllK""Wll\‘i°m°‘° G°‘“"°Y' Alice M. Wynne-Leo .D_0\vlinz. __*___~__
:Fon SALE a number of rolls of And the time yin. i-l~=v<l<'<»ml»lal “ir
llltli. ` ‘ Helen Worth, Glafdys Small. Thomas Dowling, William Doiron. _th t d Wm be "wen brown paper, suitable fir lining And groaning abolit thr loud.
l‘I`ilN(‘E STREET SCHOOL.
J-_D. Seaman-Aiilele Gurdon, An-
nie li-ai-diner, Lillian Mcllnltyre. -l.. K. -scott-.miller Mckenzie. llosil llavis, Jessie Fullerton.
llessie lluvyer--Belle Love, Joan Longworth, Ruth MacPha.ll. Lottie M. Passmorei-Wiuiiffred Mc- icen-rie, Mnrloris Holi.. aus clark. E. lc. Mackinnon-Dorothy Duche» llllll. Ella* Newsom, Lottie Kilng.
Fllliia F. Yeo-Lila Burke, Florence Mvlieod. Rfiena Cameron. Carrie Haalam-Div. 1-Doris Hood, Ethel Bai-nail, Helen Davies. Div. 2-
Geol-ge Gardiner, Nelson blcl-`.wen. _
_ -_ Maehnw. li risen in-Jenn wsisl., 'FM l°“i- ‘lf ° “Y i. ilfll _ pls ng under carpets. w in better in gwrn l.. i-.init rn,
F_A2i;leTnVZ;§sog_;__v;,e'l;_L;y1or. Blan- F_l_!7e:l_lrlC__:;nn0__y_ ;l:;___n Gauamu hours and thirty-tivo minutes. _ _ __ Ellwh l';ii;_ orwnghg: :wer “__ _______m._ glad ____e__s____g __l____z me mam
,hz wmhgm, ' g-r,¢l§ri¢lr Godkin. 2- Minnie lvieoourt--Vernon Maddigam, The *~°mP“"“t“'° “t three °°°° Price 5 cents per roll. while it '.=.r.fl».
liar-old oinrlie Harold Meek. Fred- Joi... vessey, ony Deeosse. this mornin: was flflv-llve <l¢|=f°¢B ii- at G,,m.d,,,,, umm 9_13¢2,,___ We tm,,d,,,, ,h,._ hm ,,,ys,.i¢_ ,,.,,,._
= ' th_ 31_Harold Clldmore. .---f-_----- h0"¢_ WW- ‘ » ' ""' ` ‘f SAi`i2;`{ 'Qin' 1; 'Tis the trippillg tongue can preach, erlfllyw?-Tayl0F-'N0 °“m°~ CHICAGO MARKETS' 8tT1ll,ell,id:n(Yl3,nl),:r;‘f,'$ £1252 gggternoon .lDI£xl\f;Uifo3;|I11(NN Fridhv iYil>ll°niYl‘:. ht But though silence is sometimes gold-,.80 smile at each distaste, dear.
wlalsr KENT soriooi.. . -'-“ ' . l ¢ 5,35 ii rfelorli .psrlnr .nuts tnlrm. chairs. fi". °l\ll<‘-
. . _ _ 4__ 3 | 1, _ The sun sets this even ng a . » _ i . lr... R H CMlll7\l¢“°'”Em°‘ Dewar’ LHICAGO' out ( Deen ) and rises t0m0l‘l0w m'0flllllK It 5-03- mr” mlrrors' han racks' BNQYUHM' Ax lm érlxirliis fl,;lvaliei¢lYe:‘)le¢:`vcel
`Ksihl¢rc Beal" M‘"‘°“ 3‘°"‘"" i l. wi. t ssl 'rin monn sets tonight nears: ernnslnn nuns., iron near. spring -fr in ui ni in the race ` J G Bennett'--Ernest Auld, John 0°t° °r és 102! The lowest temperature recorded mattresses. carpets. oil cloths. mltl. ll* 9” E P5 \_°“ d M “_
M“éL";n' JACK Stems' ld K ll 49| yesterday was forty-six degrees above etc. R. Bearlato, Auetioneer.m__ds_’d TUB! W°“l`l°° '-he bl" “ll ‘"5 NM R' B°“h‘m°'G°r° 0 ywllovember Corn 52| and the highest was fifty above. The
lowest recorded the previous night
UN.
And writes the lines on the face.
G' H' (ihml)VYlNl-“iF‘NN`cIl‘:ir¢Y1cMm' Minnl-d’s Llnlment Cures Burns. etc. was thirty-ops above. .vllllards Llnlment for sale everywhere. _ .
Ernest Cru g, Wi ' ~ _
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MELBOURNE, Oct. 4.-The Premier
L » _ of the Commonwealth at Sydney
of September at which the following claimed that greater and more demo-
. _ cratic power thould be given the Fed-
eration. _
Special to The Guardian. He foreshadowed the creation of
sU_sSEx_ N_ Bw oct 4__Ge0_ A_ labor newspapers to futher the inter-
from the United States and was un- ' I R fl eats of tm party also 'referring to nm
linking together of the nations of the
"°”" a resident of Siu-nm. M6 married earth as the result -of the English
here very quietly today to Mrs. Aiig-'Hlleallillg democracy. , `
Special to '1‘lie`Gunrdisn. “sm Boswelr wife of late Harry BOs_ He looked forward to the time i.oNDoN, oct. z.-'nie ilesgin ni ,nu Wm" the Enslisli-Sreaklnr revvle Empire is endeavoring to find situa- Tae “em rr-red ut so "'°“ld be 5°““d '-029th" U5' UN C0111-
flmls |01' I-°“d°“'H \\“°l”P\°7°d quietlycthatoillycanllemlisu; surpsise to mon heYi1F__`m_e__ca“se of humanny'
eachers. -Mr. Sharp's relatives to learn thatl ‘ Already many have gene N'-0 C5055* anyone excepting themselves knew of - and more will go in the winter and “_
HPTWB- ' i 'i`h arri _
e m age was performed at the
. ills Suggested wrt a limi rlwlllil lierne oi Mr. snnrlrs brother, B. J.
Cardigan, who empa.-nneiled the fol-' be raised to promote the immigration gharp at 5_30_ lowing as his jury: A. D. McPhee, of teachers generally. The ofuciaung clergyman was Re,,_
inililiiw
Special to The Guardian. . VICTORIA, B. (‘., Oct. 4.-The
Provincial government has ordered through Agent General Turner, A ll8l1dS0"l¢ piece of silver plate for presentation to the cruiser Rainbow on her arrival here.
u. s. llllvs rllsr ronrrllo
i son lllisniovrll.
BOSTON, Let. 2.-Finishing the last of her builders acceptance trial _U=GlS. a four hour run at‘u.pwards of ‘£9.50 knots an hour, the torpedo iboai. destroyer Perkins arrived in this harbor today, from Rockland, M€~, the naval trial board which hu supervised the several trials of tho past week, declared when they landed that the Perkins had fulfilled every requirement and would be ready to go into commission, probably in three ivceks.
SUIT l-JNTEREI) FOR
S(>THEIlN DIVORCE.
RENO, ?\'cva<la, October l-Virgin-
.in Harncd i~loihcrn, the actress has filcil slit for divorce, against... Ed- ivnril H. Sotllcrn, the actor.
Mrs Bothcrn alleges that Sot
ilescrteil her ill 1900, ten years 3 their marriage, lit Philadelphia.. and that since that time lie has failed to icontributc to hcr support. This is |thc second su-it for divorce filed by_ Mrs Sotliern.' Two yew-1 '
but the dccrcc was denied on ac- l.ount of Mrs Sothern having never Ircsidcfl ill Nevada.
QUEEN‘S OWN IN MOURNING.
TORONTO, October 1--Wireless
messages received via Fame Point from the S, S. Canada, on which the Quecn's Own Rifles are retuming to Canada, say the regiment expects to arrive at Quebec on Saturday, tak- inga special train direct for Toron-
lto and rc ing home Sunda even-
Y
ing alioiltwnc o'clock.
The regiment the despatches say,
mourn lie death of Lieut. Gzowski, of which they had just heard by wire-
less from London. _
The arrangement for the civic re-
ccytion to the Q. O. R. have been based on ¢.he assumption that the regiment would not reach the city. until Monday. They are elastic enough, however, to permit of change being made so soon as there is any, assurance as to tha time of the re- glment's arrival.
A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
PANAMA, Oct 4-The steamer
Chriqin, belonging to the Pacific Navigation Co plying between Pana- ma and Bientilre, is reported lost by an explosion of her boilers oil Cara* cnlrle .in the Gulf ol Panama.
Seventy persons passengers and the
crew are believed to have perished.
POTATO FAMINE IN WINNIPEG.
famine is already in sight in Winni- peg, aud there is a general sh0rtB¢¢ of other vegetables. Market gard0l1¢\`l have not liafd such poor returns in fifteen years. Potatoes are now quoted at 90 cents per bushel. Heavy iiuportatiolls from the east will b0 licrcsssry.
The extrnbriiillary weather condi-
tions of this _vcnr still obtain. Three nilhts sign. fcli degrees of fl'0Bf- WEN registered, while last evening tbl tliizrnioiiicfcr was over seventy after a very sultry day.
Mlnald's l.iniment relieves Neuralfzlh
couNsEi., _
'Fhcrn are vcxiug cares enough, dear;
And to spare when all is told;
And love must mourn ilu losses,
, old ; ‘ But the spell of the craven spirit'
Turns ilei-isinrs into curse,
trouble
That easily might be worse,
` That will presently pass away, _
N And believe a bright to-morrow
Will follow the dark to-day. . 'l`l'ierp's nothing gained by fretting;
e Gather your stnnftll llew,
And step by step go onward. deaf, .r 'Let the skies be gray or blue.
-MARGARET E. SANG'8'l’BR.
I
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And thi- clieek‘s soft bl00m [roy
'Whilc te hold heart meet! thi