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THE }Bi\7PT|5TS` THE WHOLE EWPR'-D AW/*ITS Bal-G EM!-G AVON _

f in coNvENrii\i nic issue Ar Pokisaouin io 0-Riiiwesi

H°ld l"t"°stl"3 S°ssl°"s °“ S°t""d°5'_lh° Whether will it be Peace or wat'~ Situation Slightly More Hopeful Many Leave the Island on S-nmday A-ftemoo-n

Foreigiililission Committee Report up for _ < . _ ` _ By the C. P. R. Excursion For the Wheat _____,__,_________________§,___i

Owing to the Efforts being made by President Roosevelt and the

Consideration- Officers Elected for ' - Fields ol the Prairie-List of those '

British Ambassador-The Deciding now Rests with Tokio

Next- Year --Rev. G. R. White- ‘ Going From Prince Edward

of Charlottetown Presi- ` ` ~ ° island

dent.

~li`_f___..--=-

'i‘he liilih AniiualMcetlng nf the Baptists Esq., Monoton.

ni the Marltline Provinces opened ut- I0 o`-

Vice i’resideiit for N. S.-Dr. A. J.

L-incl; Siitiiriiay in the liiiptlst church. Meiieiinii, \\'0iIville.

'|‘ii.- l'rvsiiient,Win.LOuinniinirs, Esq occu-

Seeretiiry-Re\'. J. II. l\IeI)oiii\id, A. B.,

pit--I the elialr_‘ - Fredcrietoii, N IJ. -

litter-siiigiiig the Hymn Conie Iioly

Siiii-ii., lienveiily Dove" Rev. Dr. Gales G.

ri-ii-l the iiisl. Psahn and Di'. Trotter offer-

ed priiyer. J. G.

'i‘iii-. i’i'esident read the rules of order.

Assistant Secietniy for N. S.-Rev. ii. Colpitts. A. Il., Yarmouth, N. S. Assistant Secretary for P. E. I.,-Ilev.

A. Belyea, A. Ii., Caveiidisli, P. Ill, I.

Treasurer-A. W. Stems, Esq., Char-

'i’|ie comnilttee_ of ari'nngenients_lott.ctown_

ilii'oin.fli their ehaimian Rev G. Ii. Vi/hiie pie..-nteil their first report irlving the tl

The new President. on being called to ie chair was received with applause and

oiitiiiie nf the duy’s work also giviiiii; the brieily iiiliii-esseil I-he Convention, n|>|.oiiitiiieiiti~i to the diil`erent pulpiis of The retii-ini.: I’rce-iiiient addressed the the 1-ity for the Sixbbatli. This has nl- Convention iii. some length. Ile brought

fo '

rcndy been published ia The Guuriliixn. be

iienizoii J. K. Ross presented _t0 the the

rc the Convention iliifereut phases oi work the Baptists have in hand, and

.Init-igiites a very hearty welcome. presented their needs in nstrikinir wny.

’l'|ie island nihough the smallest was not.

The report of the Foreiirii Mission Board

the lenstiii the Doininioii and the Islnni.l was presenterl by the Secretary, Dr. -l

iiiini.s .~n hiighly of itself as to ask for and \V.

eiiiei-is to have a fifteen niiilion dollur

Manninir.

The report. stated that Revs. H. Y.

iiiinii-l. He weloonied them to the Island Corey and ll.. l'l_ , Grellison with their

- to the city, tho famous prohibition city fa ot the iloniinion. He hoped they

inilies were home on furlough. Miss Mabel Arohihnld In also honicliifter

woiilil enjoy their visit to the Island and Several years of hard work in India. Rev.

tlnit this would he a banner co`nvention. \\

'. l.. Archilinld and wife iind it impos-

iii-, was i|nn|~i,|i_yfci|¢nrgi] qu elgginm sible to igo L0 India and the board has lhe i`nlio\vin;; were elected a abniinnt- ri.-luetnnt.lyreieiiseilthen; from their en-

ini; i-nniinittec:-J. J. \Vallnce, B. H. il' i-lninn, llev. David Price, 1". S. Siiouis, A.

igcincni. Miss A. Lnurn Peek. \Volf\'illelii\s

\\'_ .\`i\:rns, Ilev. A. H. Whitman, Rev. J. uttered licrself as ii foreign iiiiissioiiary ll. iilrilniialtl, I. B. Oakes, Rev, D. iuid she has been appointed to the nils- lliiteliliison. Hionary stiitll The li. Y. I’. U. have con- iiy vote the following: visitors were in. trlliuteii t'57titi.-'ri ton-nrds the support oi n

viied to seats in the Cor`ivention:-Rev. lil

lssioimry. Froin the 20th century fund

il_F.i,n1-`lninmo_MrgL(),M_McLar9n_R.,v_ Biiilfildii had been received for Fcreligli

\\'_ l’. Staekhouso, Miss Miibel Archi_l»nld, 11|

ission work and $1000 hiid been 'sent to

iii»\'. J. L. Miner, Saiiiuei Simpson, India terbuilfiinigs at Tokkail and liny- i;,._,_,,,,, T|m,,_ WDm|_ ngndiiii. The balance will he expended for ii.»v..lI. Minerresponded spcakini; of buiidiiigs at iiayairurilia and Perla

liisplensuiein revisiting Charlottetown, K the st-i-ne of foriiior labor.

imeiiy. hi- report- recnnnneiiiled the observ-

iii-.v_ Mr. La Fliuninc spokp of the uiieeof l~'ureiL:nMisslnn iliiy, The clause

ii.-six-nliilityot the union of the Ontario 0"

literature invoked eonsideralile discus-

inul Mnrltlnio Iilihilfii/H ill 1"0t‘eii;n Minnim. sion ciigiitquil iii by Ilev VV I. 1’iirkel', Rev iiorlr in Iiniiii. and risked for permission WN lhlbklllllié-'i D1' G 0IUl\|'~‘S.lI B Sinltli, in ..pi-.nic later at greater length on i,i|i_., ilev ll liuteiiinson, lie-v J. W. iiroivn, Dr

sul iivct. _ K

einpton, Ilei* Il F Adains, Ilev

lit-v. W 1’ Stiiekliouse eonimituliiti.-ii the Cliristoplier Biirnctt, lit-v D. Ii. riirupson,

ennveniloii on the success that had atteir -J dt-d the work of convent-ion _during the 'R yi-nr. Ile hoped toadilress them later on S0

E I’ D AC h UNM S` ‘ell

arsons, r o oon, ippi ,

U . . - _

\ E LStei.\es, Rev E. ~7Gxiii\t. The ssion closed with pru.yer_ by Rc-vD

i'n» work of the Baptists in the West dur- ‘> W C!‘&D‘lUll- _

ini; the yi-nr. The si-i'i'otin'y read lei-ters from Rev.GM

(`ninpl\ell, Ironi A Il Jones ro ii rinnutlon

.-\l"TIiiiN()ON SESSION

The nfternuon sessioii opened iii. 2.30

oisitltllufi. the Maritline Hoinu Mission with scripture reading andprnyor by Rev

llnni-illiytlielntedE1’rice; from W I \

ii Crowell. The eoinnilttee on nouilu-

_ _ . _ . ‘V

(iiiii\~api'eseiitiiiiga uoiiiniliiiieiition from ations reported the follo\\'iii1.¢ appoint. the tirnndbiviriion Sons of Teiiiperniice uiuuts. -

of .\'_ S. 'i‘ii<-se letters wow referred to the Com- K mittee on correspondence. -

'l`he fuilowiniz otlieers were nominated Il

nnd elected: _ ii

i’|-i-slilent-Rev. G. R. White, M. A.

On eredoiiidals- Dr li C Creed, J. Ross, Esi|. Lenders of early inuriiini: nicctini;.~i- ev J l) Spideli, Rev EL Sleeves, Rev

A_liro\vn.

Correspondein:e-iiev J \V Mnniiiiii:

L'-iiiirlot-i.i‘,io\\'n, P. E. I. Rev E J Grant, E I) King, Esq K C, Itcv

Vice l’ret~_ilileut for N. B.-J. J. \’Vi\lli\ce_ It

Minnrd’s Linlmeiii Reliever Neuralgin n

Il Smith, llev 'i‘rottcr, i) D 'l‘eiuperiince-ilcr. J. A. Corbett, Rev.

“Y R. Iiohine-iiiii, IC. -1. Grant, C. H. lhiy,

. D.. li. Li. Sinith. Obituaries-iievs. \V, ll. Warren, H. B.

`_ _-Keiupton, D.i)__ David Rice.

' 'Er-itiniutcs-J. F. l’i\rsoii, lfsq., E. iii.

PS Sipproll, Rev. W. F. I’i\i'ks.

BOOIS FOR l

Resoliitioiis-llevis. T. Trotter, I).I)., I).

Iiuicliinson, J. \V. Drown, I‘h. D.

'i`l\e report was adopted. The report on Foreiirii liiissioiis was

taken froin tho tahle and the eighth clause referring to the holiliiiir Mission-

ntcs, F. W. Parsoiis, Iiev. 1-1. J. Stem-es.

ov. W. N, Hutchinson, Dr J. W. Brown,

my Coiifereiiees was di.~ieiisi.cd hy Dr. G

uv. ll. 1'. Suillli, Rev. D. \l\'. Crandall. The tubal receipts have beeii $25,Til,i)5 ie receipts fmni N. S. have not been its

lireat by $1-i7,tiii ns last year, but there

» has been ii gain of $3i{i0_:!2 from N. i_l. and

Sll3DCS _ .-

W°m°°'5 P¢hb1¢ Lace ‘B°°t uoipitte, ne--_ w. n.' ci-.-eii, in-\» \\'.

Hutchinson, llcv. ll. l). Smith, Dr.

nailed solid., leather, ln- sole 89c_ "

Women’s Pebble Lace Boot, ...tied ii d peg.

Men’s Buff t, solid

gain oi`$l4,titl from P. Fl. I. The expen- itures for the year has been $2i,li£i.Z'/'_ Tile ustiiiiatiis for the next year were iseussod by W. Ll. Wnlinee, iinv. ti. il.

>-ECS

atcs,Rev.‘ A. J. Vinecnt, ltev. E

Miller.

The stininiiiry .»dio\\'eil ii total iiivreniie

of ll memlievs to the ehiirclios on thc Foreign field. There ai'e nine nnile

" _' - _ i i i ,.i *"'s of missionaries, a

l€l\t`lI§i', _ $|§'w_`_.u‘_h $160. insei Qnur es :root

it-mil of in including tin- one just lewivt-

1 his 33 I ‘~£@ Mmllfill ied. The re rt. was nriopt-ed nt u whole

Boot nottoo a good wear' _ ` ' ' ' - the lbbvlwldtft '___ to ue

pn .

liov. W. R. Crowell on liehnlf of the

Liverpool Chuich iiivitcil the Convention to meet with that church next year. The ehumh offered free enteriaiiinient to the

pastors. The Invitation was liild on the table.

The re ort on Obituaries was read by

the measures taken by President Roose- velt nnd Great. Britain. ~

The President has held conferences nt

Oyster Bay with both sides. The Iii-itlsh

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1-‘iii-:ni:iiit"1'o.\', Auisiist zitI.~(SpeeinI.)-

The hoisting of ilogs io hall' mast. on the

City lIiill, the l.’iirliiinicnt_ huililiiiirsnnil other public biiildiiiirs shortly hefore ninn ifeloek this morning: announced that Hon.

gislntor in the world had pn_ssed tnhis eternal rest.

Thr-.'ileaih w_i.-s it inosi peaceful one and

the end was not unexpected.

‘lie suilered from no ilisviisc, weakness

and extreme nec being the only coni- plaint.. I

l’oii'rsiioii'i'ii, Auiziisi :£0 i(Specia|.i- Min The outlook tor pence while still very l“|»¢

,lurk is slightly “_m,c hopeful Owing tu Jnpau will noi irive up the inileinnity

_,_`_______ ple

--_%___*______,_

, will return shortly.

_ _ _ , I. Mel(iiiiion,~Si,anliopi~.

_ ' 'ihe i'ollo\\'lni{ are ninung those einii.;rat- J M Mcnmmm Klum” _ _ _ - im___ _ ._ .. .

and St. Petersburg -

nor Snkalin but the deinnn-ls niiiy he ino- dernted thouizli it is feared not enough to inet-t the llussinu views.

The question has now passed froni the

l Soiiie weeks ago he was stricken by the heat but rallied until ii sliort time ago when aizraln he liecniiie iinwell.

Eiieli day he irrew weaker and car`y

this niorninir it was seen that the end

__Du\'id \’Viirk, Senator, and s iipproaehinig.

At 8.40 this morning Senator Wiirk

ended ii life of one hundred and one years six inonilis and one day.

llis inind reniiiined clear to the last

and he looked forwai-il to death with the Christian fortitude which has charac- terized his whole life.

i liii iv the collapse of it platform todo).

All were hurt and had nation cseiipei.

fr ‘ l ' i

“heat Bit vimein. xii

“ Pork $14.25 " Pork |1427!

ister at Tokio has nlso had it lengthy ‘Tokio and St. Petersburg. ¥"'l0W Wllfll U10 -I|\Dl\llUN° Cllliillcl- Meiinwhllo General Linevilicli is

urgently heseeching \Vitte not to cun-

cludc pence hut. to give the Russian troops a ehi\ni'c to rei.rieve their honor.

Ile is confident of victory and says th

ariny was never in liei.t.i-r condition.

nipotentiaries and decision rests with ___ ____ ~

i'lon. SenatorWark; Fredericton, Passed Away Thi,,t_,__wo Hundred Strong Early Yesterday Morning at the Age -Arrangements Without of Over |00' Years-Death Came ' a H"°h"'S'“"d°fS 5*”

there Yesterday.

Peaceiully to the Grand old Man ___

Sr Ioiw, Aug 21.-( Special )-Thirty

of two hundred lnirvestevs left here on Sa-

turday and Sunday for the went.

There was not it hitch in the iirranige-

nicnts and the tive big traini-i went throuigh without any delay.

Tlic~I.\lnnd men got here at seven ii. ni.

on Sunday and left an hour hitter.

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il]NllllN HAS l

BIG SlNSlllllN

Iiehron NS; J FJ l‘i'it:i-_ l\Ionetoii;J Sl Prominent Man

'l`ritc.~i. Monet-on; Col Shatner, Truro;

Touching ri-.iiio.i‘l<s were iiiade on the ' .nhove brethren hy Ilev G \' Grant, Ituv l Attemptlng Murder of

W N Hutelilnsoii, iiev Perry Stnekliousc, ` ' .__ _ liov Il T Adonis, Dr Giiles,Rev A Cohoon, lormer W 'fe A De

- i

ll F E ii .

The ire;:i't was adopt-ed. tectlve S The nieetinir closed with prayer hy llev

J _T Dlsnioek.

_.__l__@_ __ l.nNiio.\', Aug. hi.-A great. seiisirtion'

has been ereiiteii by thciirresi of Iiugh

` PW'l"~"""“' *\"l"’ 20‘”l Sl‘°"l“l')°‘M°"“ Watt, u iinnneier, and forinerly u inenibi-i'

than ilve hundred men, woinen and child- of parilnnieiit for the Cainitlacliie division

ren were precipitated fifteen feet into n 0f‘Gli\“if0\\'. 0" 'JW '~'l"\|'i¢if Of fi'-l»0|lll'Ll"i-I _ _U1 _ | _ _ _ to procure it private detect-ive to iuisist in

I _ _ I __ _ _ the murder of his former \\ ife. _ 5 °c"“"“‘l 'l""’lZ "hu °"'”"“"“‘” l“', i)etceti\'e Mnrslinli testiiieilin apolice

‘»|‘l'~`"t 10 ill" li\Yl"i¢ Uf 'hu “U1UL`l`il-000 Of Loiiit today that Watt otI`i‘l'er\ hlni 325,000 ii Jewish .-yiin;_»ogue, _ if he would iiiduee the woinaii to eopie to

-_ . . __ , _ _ , \Vati-'s lint, where he propoiseil to kill her

by the iiiliiiinistriitloii of chioruforni and

I.oNDu_\', Auir. ‘lil (Sl>ci'iiil)~I.oi‘d _ om serious "Jury mt mme wore klllml' then to rriiiove the smell ni' the chlam-

(lurzon, vit-eroy nl Indiii has rusi;;iii.-tl fU"||\Wl|-li ll0Pll0l`i"l"l-

nnii his resigiiation has been coin- ___1_-W _ ‘vnu YHS wuulndcd for "M10" lm" M

$.i_i\tlti. ihe police found linth ehloroforin

'“““lUi\t°'l W Kill!! E‘|“'m"l~ CHICAGO MALVETS- and pi-pperuiiiit. ln \Viiti.'s npiirinionts.

\V`»itt was proinlnniit in thc divorce

,_- ._j_-gg' -#Q-_ g- -».,-_;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

CmuMw_ Aupmst W _ (special) _ courts some yeaisngiuiliinliln wife sued

for ii divorce, the 1-u-responrtent bi-.Init

July room 14- Scliw corn ml Lady Violet iii-auelininp, itauirhter of the

into Lord i\nil I.ady Ilodeer Beaucluiinp

_...__ ' ’ whom Watt hns since ninrried.

Since llie grantliig of t-lie divorce Wall

_ _ . __ . _ 1 . T

TONWTU' Aug A (spcdnl) Mm emu' and his former wife liiive been in the la\v

to fresh, xvestcrlv to southerly winds, fair, _ _ _ _ _ ,_

~ - , . . courts uoiiceining tliiii innniniro settle

stiit-ionnry or a little hiizlier temperature. Mmard S Llnlment Cures Lungs' ment and much l»itii~i'iit-ss has rc-siilted.

A couple of weeks ago iliey`i\p|imii'e1l in

F.. M f ___ ____ _

pnllee court, Watt eliiimliig tho wonian

with lniviiiir asisiiiilicd and violently

i~,ject.c<l hini from her iioui-ie where he

said he went for the purpose of trying

_ to eoinproinise their liusiiiess disiigrec-

i - ; ' < _

0 0 ments-

The best coal for house and steam purposes Notice to Students Inland'

manufactured by the lllg t0 CUIHIIICIICC lllc

Study of Medicine.

inicrcoioniai Coal Mining Co., Limited, _

The Medical Council of this Province

- N. S. ~ 'desircsto draw the attention of all

ntuilenuiwholntenii to commence or

Shipping Pier Picton N. ‘who are now studging medicine to the

' ’ clauses in the Me len Act (clause 3 and

. _ - -»_._..._.,,.._

. 1 _.

p _

Dr Ilrown Suitable mention_was niiuic oi the late deceased hrethern Rev J AStA!i\d- man, of Salisbury, Rev J S lil-iid. “I ’\.Yl~*" ford; liev I1 II iloneh of St John; Rev 'I' ll Ilimginii of Wolfville N Si E U SWPUI' who rilod in Cnliiornln in .]iiiiuar.Y lllsle- De-. w c iieweit. '1‘w°n:ver\ 0 If Knapp, Dorchester N B; Wm B DWW'

Gilt lie.

Sole Agent! for the *Slater _si.°-._f°n&.,i_,', “ ‘ . " I

-_ ~.-xii-. _ _

For prices and orders for cargoes apply to __ _ i“f__“_‘_‘_°‘__1“_“_§§_°(§&’_‘;"___“_}:_;§’;’_‘e)_, :mf R;

Eoin: Scc'y of the Council before t-hey-

commencc their studies.

H I ® Students failing to register will be de-

_ . ` _ ‘.9 bnrred from their professional examin-

ation.

Forropies of the Medical Ac! and

P- E. Iillhd SCllfllf{ Ag€IltS. » further particulars apply to

S. R. JENKINS.

' ru in see' .

» H Angra -mi, ns, vnu nfl' Y y

,._ ._ _ ._ . _

The iininense tlirongs at linilwny

Station. Saturday afternoon were only equalled by the Ilarvcst lilxeuision oi last year. 'l`li<-building was thronged as were uiiiny of the .st,.ii\ii>ns aioni; the line to Snniinersldc.

The nuinber leiivini: this yeiii' totalled

ii`i`.'» ainilnst 'il0ln.~at year. .Many are tak- ing i_lie trip to .set-_the country alone and

LEGISLATGR DEAD iiiicii si. _iuiii I

l`l I ARI.0'l"I'I-I l`U\\' N

lhin E l\leI.eoil, ]’0int Prim.

Ilriitor A McI)onald,]’oint Prim.

Austin lioulter, Albany.

II Sentner, Loyalleit. John Longard. Eldon. l“red:I{nllidiiy, Eldon.

Murdock Carrier, Flat River.

Mali-.oliu llliie, Fiat River

“'in. Crosby, City.

Colin Mcl’lniil, Aruyle Share,

John \V McLeod, Dinette.

Joseph Lund, St. Peters Isirind. Angus N McLeod, Orwell. -

.lanics M Gillis. Orwell. Jnnies Moline, Canoe Cove. ' _ .lolin Heaton, Pownal, John Mcliae, Pinette.

Neil Morrison, do Cyrus McDonald, do

Natlniniel ltnftcr. Vernon River.

Gen, L Jenkins, Mill View.

Geo. I_’ui-cell, City. Win. Kelly, City.

\\'ni. McMillan, Wooil islands.

Harry Flood, City.

P F O'Donnell, Avondale. .lnnies Whelan, Elliotviile.

A. Juris, City.

Cliiirles Iionche, Southport.

John Welister, York.

A I) Martin, Grand View.

Eriiest Carroll, and wife, (lily.

.l no I.i\*iiii,:stoii<-, Nine Mile. Crock.

Oliver ’i`. Mc-Neill, \\'\'si River.

E<i\\‘in MeI’lii'.e,Nliie Mile Crci-lr.

V Ilowliiig, Nine Mile Creek. I) It 1-‘inliiyson, Grand View.

R J Foley, ilocky Point.

.IJ Murphy, " “

l. Mr:l’lice, North Iliver.

(ini-dan i)oi~kcndorll`. North Iiiver.

l'iiii'i<'k (iinnl. Orwell.

li li Mr'i.cod, “ I _-\li-.x Mtfl.iiui.'lilin, Stiinlio|>e_

Geo. Ciiiter, Cnvehciid.

Maleuhn ll )Ic.\'eill_ \Voo<| Island.

li I) McMillan, \Vooii Iviliiiiils. liei-tor Mi:i.eoil, Orwell Cove.

J A McDonald, " “

Jnines Cahill, Cliarlottctowii.

Joseph \\'hii.e, "

Grant McNeill, Rocky Point.

Janice `l’helan, “ “

Iloht. Griiiln, South Shore. Art T liuinaii, (irand View.

1". \Votirl, Cliiirlol-tctnwn.

Angus McKinnon -Canoe (love.

I) Nic-liolnoii_ Cliiirlotiietown. I"inlii_v Moline, Canoe Cove.

Murdoch Murcliison, i{li\ros.~4.

Rod. Ml-llonald, (iii-niliilc.

John A Mellouald, (ilendale.

Peter .\ 'i‘rnhior, iiiiilview.

Ei'ncst lisvott, China Point. 'I George liuggan, Cherry Valley.

E Shelilow, Millvlew.

\\' l\|t:Carl,y, liead of lfillshoro.

Friiiik I"ci~han, lluuky Point. i\ialcoliii Mc1’hall, Bomiliuw.

llarry ileaton, Iionsliaw. Archie Heaton, Iionsliaiv.

ll li iirown. York.

.inhn Acorn, M|ilview_

Clins. Mrlfeiizie, liliddle View.

A inhy Sellers, Litt-le Yiirlr. .inliii Sinitli, Chi\rloi_tetown. l.eo l’i-nut-y, Cl\i\rlntl.eio\\'ii.

Neil \\". M<~i.’l\i'.i~»<o|i,(li'1\nil View.

.ios. 'l`honip‘¢on. “ " l.<'-i Hiirriiiigton, Cliarluttetown.

Ihinl. l’iIci’hnil, lluiishaw. l"i-ed iiiiriiroizor, Cornivnll.

Hi-ei.or li llnrriiirli, New liaven- John I-I .\iclnnis, Cliiirloiicto\vii_

Thou Jiiiiics, " Clir.~iter Ward, " .Iaincsi Miitlicsoii, "

Wiifnrd Ilarrach, Clyde llivcr.

.-\lex. MeI‘linil, Boiii4in\\\'.

l’nrk\-r MeCrae_ "

L i-l McKinnon, Canoe Cove.

l~} .\feQuarr|e, “

Chester Leinunt-, Cliarlottetown.

John li ML-'l‘avlsh. Eldon.\f

.lnines»Mcl.can, Orwr-ii Cove.

Snail ii Gillespie, Milton.

Nell Mi»Ne\‘in, Ariryle Shore.

Kenneth Mt-Crao, Canoe (`»o\'c.

Rod lieiiton, Flat River.

Fred Mchean, Murray River. Dan MeI(ii_v. Woori Islniiitn.

John A MeKen1.ic, Flat. lllver. ik-lla Wnuizlin, Cliarlotwtown.

iieati lee I. Small, " V li Lord, " W L Davey, "

Simon Damon, Argyle Shore. 3 Horace Swain. Clyde River.

Lein McKinnon, lliighfleld. Owen Melfinnon,

Cecil \\'ond, Mount Iierhcrt.

\Vin \Veek.°a, “ .ioscpli ]‘Ii\i.(an. Cliorlotietown. Jnines .\lt~Kenni\, Iona. li .l liiiglies, Mont/niiuc.

Dnnii-l Gillis, \\'noil I.~.lands_

Daniel iloss, Kinross.

John Currie, South Shore. M McKenzie, Canoe Cove. _

Clement Drake, Cornwall.

Janies Ciirniudy.

Friink \Vi‘i|ght,

I1 J Kay,

A M Carter.

Ii, Vessey, Little York.

G W Drake, Pownal.

Gilttord Bain, llector Gerrard, New Argyle.

iioht McLeod, Canoe Cove.

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