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-LIGHTNING! FRlAKB.-- The
storm of last week canned Mr. A.
able cows. Mr. Wright the .mailman for Campbellton mot with the some misfortune. The lightning also struck the house of Mr. W. E. Brooks at Maddock causing. damn-ge. On the same evening Mrs. Joseph '@ltoli"df Cape Wolfe received a severe shock
--nssutrs or s'ro|iM.- norms the electrical storm lsst_week two valuable cows belonging to Messrs. lr. B. and Alvin l-moons, at o‘Lo5r-y_ were klllcd near a wlre fence ln thi. pasture. The St. Edward school was budly damaged. Two corner case~
_lngs, wlth shingles were ripped off from top to bottom and post split. Tht
school door was broken, and on thc|~ roof lnrze patches of shingles were; 'taken off with the boards left broken and split.
-.WVEDDING BELLS.-The home
of Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald at Peter's Road, Lot 63, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on the after- noon of Wednesday, July 24, when their neice, Mary Lois Bears became the brlde of Mr. Angus W. MacMillan who ls' to occupy a position on the teaching stuff cf`Murray River school during the coming term. The bride, who was gowned in grey silk and cor- rled a beautiful brldnl -boquet, was a.t- tended by Miss Luolla MacMillan of Wood Islands, while the groom was supported by Mr. Malcolm Blue of Little Sands. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Archibald Sutherland in -the presence of tho lm- medinte friends of the contracting parties. A dainty supper was served, after which the happy couple left for
Mrs., Arternas Coffin, Glenroy, was g
to Andrew Mclnnls of Tracadie. The Pastor, Rey. A. P. McLellan tied the lluptial knot. The hr-ide was gowned- S
the grooms home at Wood Islands Brsdle 'is a son of Mr. and Mrs., -where they will spend n few weeks be- W fore raking up their- residence at Mur- R ray_Rlver. S
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lorries, Mc_A_l_iloy of .0'Loary.
_rontnins ii lood -portrait of him.
Houstis of Unionvola. to lose twofvnls- - ~ - '
Mll.l1'ARv MloA|. Bees-lvzo.-L
uni. John ri, Andi'-ow. Em Royalty has received the Military aided' to her son Fred' for
lnendod for a compilsgion. since qualiledln Engl nd
celved a telegram from New York announcing the death there of Dr.
Joseph M. Creamer, son of the late Dr. Creamer formerly of Charlotte- town. Information as to the cause of the sad event has not yet been receiv- ed. The deceased gentleman was a popular physician. He was educated at St.. Duustaffs College and was,
ed mother-eldest daughter of the latewzludge' Reddln-much' anguish. The Guardian henrtly syinpatlilses
relatives . `
TWICE WOUNDED.- A telegram
vas received 'in the city Saturday rtsllng that Gunner Joseph Neil Brad-- ey, Artillery, had been wounded in action, and had* been admitted to No. 2 Stationary Hosptal.|He was wound- vd in two places-the right shoulder
rnd_ right thigh. Gunner Joseph Nel~l_
Patrolman "
Mc'Aul_\\Y referred to ts a non or li|r`.- '
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the front; to which -_-reference was made in the Guardian 'nt the time. ltf wlll be rocnlled"tliot thllhrave nol- dier went to Framfe on n private, won his medalns s _ o And wae‘.reo0m-
' ' ' ` I-lo his _ g _for in lieu-
tenancy and after a. pleasant vlslt'to the former home of -his grand parents- - ln Scotland he is now ready to resume\-
dealings with the Germans. His many I _ ' friends will wish him continued' good _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ' _
on. cnssmen uno.-Mr. D. _ ` ' ”
O'M. 'Reddln yesterday morning rs-I
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untimely death will cause his widow-; _
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lsl-AN E 'S _ E - _ _ _ ' 1 _/_,.4 ' prlngs California paper, of recent _ `Rd'R“° Civ" il 4| I¢f|_¢'°“"1lfE°°d°" Rd RW* T" » \ \ ___...»- -*"“" 1 _
had to- continually change their posit-
enjoyable dance brought the days' fes
ularity of thelmppy couple.
tained a lengthy sensational account of tha capture after n severe fight of Paul Codlspotl, an Ita-Ilan, wanted' for
ullgrder, by Patrolman Amos McAulay of the Revere Mass., police force, n native of P. E. Island. Codlspotl was wanted for the murder of another Ital- ian, Carrioti, rx bar-tender, who was shot in the bath-room of a Howard Street flat. He was shot over the heart and neck. After the tragedy the ital- irrn escaped from the house and rsn through the streets. I-Hs shouts drew a crowd and soon a mob was in pur- suit. Codlspotl fired -two shots at the crowd- as he ran, The mob dispersed and kept back out of range. Codispoti darted into -the marsh between Revere St. and Oak lslsnd. Patrolman Mac- Aulay came along. He pursued Oodis- poti across the marsh. At this time pstrolmlin Delaney, a. motor-cycle of- ficer on the North Shore road, learned of the murder. He raced his machine from' the Point of Pines to Oak Island and, throwing the motorcycle to the roadside, ran across the marsh to head off the fugitive. Delaney wore a khaki uniform and' the slayer probably d-id not know he was an ofhcer. When De- laney caught sight of Codlopotl he fir- ed five shots nt_hlm. McAulay than cams up and Codlspotl, who was herm- med ln between the ofllcers, opened fire. All three were firing simultan- eously and the autolsts on the North Shore witnessed the battla.The Italians fired thrcs shots at Delaney and hid ln the grass in ll ditch. As Delaney drew near he i'red».l\'|£o the selgrass,_ but none took _eff6ct'. Codlspotl would mise upfgnd _glmot and- duck down sg- oln. no wound lim astro: or Delaney and`then give ‘Mc'Au|(y his attention. Delaney had only ilvomhots in' his rs- _ volvcr. Ho fell prostrate to the ground obomylo loot irom codlspcu bororo ‘ne fired the.Isst two shots. Both ofllcers
tlvltles to nclose. The presents were numerous and costly, showing the -pop-
ISLANDER CAPTURE3 MURDER-
ER.-The Boston Post last \veek_eon-
ln the Hood, which siltets the-
.-y rho doom of'Mr. William r-i.
lI_a'szard_ formerly of Charlottetown: lr. is 'with deep regret we announce he.de,ath of our neighbor. and fellow- 'owrrsn_'lan, Mr. William H. Hnszsrd, of_~QlarlngtonfAvenue. For many years ‘ie has lived ln this community, an
'ronor to_lt. A Canadiadby birth, ire had made America his home slnol flarly manhood, honoring her lnstltl- tions., moulding his life and actions lvy her ideally perfect principles; Ol “_ firesorvedi' and retiring disposition, ills. never .falling courttesy and kindly smile won lilm many sincere friends ind admirers; who deeply mourn his los. For years [he hpd ‘leon ldentlfled with the hotel interests of Southern Call-
Eirnla, and for the past -three years
__Dlv. Supt., Mrs. G. H. Melllck; Ad-
in a suit of brown broadcloth and wore date,_ contains thefollowlng referqncs _ - a white hat and was attended by Miss Hannah Fisher of Fort Augustus, who wore a suit of blue serge wlth`whl.te hat to match. The groom as ably sup- ported by Mr. J. J. McDonald of Trac-' adle Cross. After' the marriage cere- mony tho bridal par-ty left the church _for the home of the bride where a splendid wedding breakfast aw`n'lte'd' them. After spending a few happy hours they left by auto for Fort Augus- lus to the home of-the -bridesmaid when dinner awaited them. ln the ev- ening they left' for the home of the
groom where _they were heartily wol- oonled by relatives and friends. An
Mrs. A.McNelll; Elementary Division Suptt.. Miss M'ay McLennan; Second- ary Dlv. Supt. E. J. Lid-stone; Adult
mlnistration Div. Supt., Rev. R. Brodie; Education, Mrs. A. McNeill; Bible Reading, Mrs. R. Murray; Exec- utive, clergyman of the district. Mes- srs A. J. Matheson, Thos Smallrnun Sr., John Moleshead and Major Boul- ter and Mr. E. J. Lldstone reported --for _the resolution committee in which n vote of thanks to the pastor and the friends of the church was carried. Mr. J. A. Matheson followed' with an .excellent address on tcmperance and _fthe Genel_‘n.l,Secre>tai‘y gave n flno ad- llresd-on_-'bls vlslt to the international JS. S. Convention. The convention
has been general manager of the
part of the state. It wasnt -Shasta Springs, while in the discharge of his r*utles_ and after li brief illness of two 'lays of angina peatorls, death, that
'ill who knew them goes out to the
--sumo/rv scrlool. cdnvswr-
ION.-The annual convention of the
O’L.enry district of the Sunday School 'lumber of foxeswere born shows con- ncity. Tho sermon for the occasion
Union opened Thursday afternoon ln
me Methodist churchat Maddock_ Rev hnve_‘s»maller litters each your as some Harrell of -tioleman. Among the con-
R. Brodie in the chair. The program-
me was ns' follows: Devotions led b'y il _._ alia and' ills son John Ssrk.who _had Rev. R; proalo; minutes-or los: con- l-low/mo-l.Ewls-on wednesday b°°“ W°\md°l1 'Wl'll° in Sérvlcmiin vention rehd by Mrs. A. McNeil: ul oveplng July mn or mo r-oslaonoo or l"""'°°» °f=°°mP¢1"@d bv NB 'Eos-"Sh
Pl`€Bld0l\\S l‘BD0\‘¢1 (2) SBCPGIIW- Nlr.-:George Vessey, York, -his grand- b"ld°~
TreH=urer’S:' (3) Departments Super- dau`gmer,»mlss E. -Marjorie' Lewis was _
lHt¢\1d6D¢’9l (4) C\lll‘UFlK Of 8011001! ma.ri'.led‘to Mr. Hazen Howard, son of WEDDMQ BELL8'-The. `h”"_'° °f by the Rev. w. Afnoss which rév- Mr- Zum-las. Frank Howard or corn- M" ““d M” R°"°“ 'r°d"'-B"l§d“‘ ooloa nm me Presbyterian school or iwou. nov. r. H. Llulojohns wo.. rho "““°' "'““ "“’ °°"““ °f “ '°"V °'°'_‘Y 0'Leary and the Methodist at Mad- officiating minister. Favoured' by the wwdlng on .W°dn°§day' 'lub' 24","- dock had reached -the hundred' stand-_ beautiful wesitber -the ceremony took when. their daugllmr' 'MM-‘niet Ma°'y. ard. The other thirteen -schools show- place on the lawn under n bowel- of W" united In the hwy h°“d° “f m”""'l` ed an advance on that of last year; (5) maple leaves.The bride looked charm- m°"y t° Mr' Mexmder M“°D°““ld'-_°f Committees appointed; (6) Hymn;(7) ing, leaning on the ar1n of her father, springneld' this date bein* the mlm'
Add-reds by Mrs. H. Mellick on the _g\owiied ln n dress of net over white 'eu' anniversary ‘lf Mr' ““d‘ Mrs' -
hc me department; (8) Hymn;_ (9) silk." She wore a veil wreathed ln_T°dd'° weddmg' Th” guests were ""‘ Ofnfenancs on Sunday- school prob- orange blossoms. The double ring ser-I wlved by me Mme.” "late" Mn' An' lenla led by the general secretary In 'vice was used and little Mory Scott su" mms' Ml” Maud” K°““"‘ly' ‘md which n number took part including wus lthepretty and attractive ring Mm H' MacKay' M 8 °"°l°”k me _. Mr. Jardine, the treasurer for the ls- bearer. The wedding gifts were mme' lowing °“ the arm M 13°? milk' A land; (9) Hymn and benodlctlon. Mr., erous' costly, chaste sud useful, lnclud- er' “mlked to ““ “rch °‘ °"°"3""’°“°'
' Jardine of Summorside lend tho de- ing several cheques. Thhgrooms pres- “rn” and “°w°"» which md h"°“l »
vdtlons at the evening session after en-t to the ring Bearer was a bracelet. erected °“ nm lawn' t° th” °"`“li‘5 whlch Mr. W. E. Brooks reported for `-The ‘bride was a. member of the teach- °' L.°h°“"l“'“ weddmg March' beauf the nominating committees as follows: ‘_-in;-. _profession and" was recently in m“l.ly °`°“d°"°-d by Ml" J°i‘“°-li” Mm' Pr¢sid€"t' Watson Slllikor: Vice-Prerellnfée of the Dnbllc school st Corn- D°“.°ld' “"3 wide W” "°l°“’d 'W `i
J. R. Dignan; Secretary-Treasurer. »wnll§._`Both tho young people are much _ ' . 3 °°"‘ W. ld. _Brooksl Recording Secrotnl‘Yf"respscted»ln_the community and -their ”°_°’“my “Won” by hi' co-_“""' M" '
_ . __ fthem many yours ofemarrled-hapnl-‘WM ’°"'°"'“°d ll? RSV- M!-5 _Cltiodwillp SEVERE RHEUIITIC ' ‘tr ~
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Shasta Springs Hotel. in the northernl'
`was_the best yet held i nthe district.- W.
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Annie Collin daughter of Mr.'and nature, and will anxiously await the T. H. Co. ,
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united ln the holy bonds of mntrlmony ture. ' _ St. John. Tannen, Winnipeg, Calgary "ls g0Qd te _ .
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_Mngdzlne for July says: This season A _rho liopons oo ima snow anal the sr. Alvws DAY.-on sunday lm
llfeslsllble "_°aW"» "°“°h°d 0"* “ l"¥“‘l'1.averligs number of foxes born per llt- at Lennox Island the feast of the pat- nnd claimed him. The sympathy off! ' '
a`nd`suppsr was served by ldrli. Gillis, She wus assisted at the tabled by Miss
ter _was larger than -in nny~ former ron saint, St. Ann, was flttlngly ob- Fmnle Gum' and me bride,” aunts'
h d HGH-I`f, In some localities, however. ow- served by th_0 Micmac Indians. At ol- QM.” S‘ Kammdy' Mn' (DL) Chggan ‘"°“"" W‘d°“'~ .ins to the very severe Winter. a num- oven o-clock Hi-gli More was colorim-
Kennerly, Mrs. Charles Kennedy. Mrs.. Churlou Todd, Mrs. W. Dystollt uid Mrs. J. D, Kennedy. A test` of
thc young couplrfs popula-rltIy_€$B shown in the lnrgo number of- mar _ed choverlr-irs that attended and much credit is due them for the ordorli' manner in which they conducted thinn- solves, The bride ls one of Bridal- bsne’s» most _popular young lndlen. _~b°' ing teacher- in Brsdalbane school lhd u very active church and Sunday
_ ._ school worker, while the groom Q51!
one of Springfleld's most prosperolll
ber of y'0\mz~ foxes were lost. This ed in sl. Annu' chin-on by nov. John WHBJUUG Bllllrely to the ranchers w'ho A. McDonald, the pastor. The' saclod Were UHDTGPHPGG-The NC! that B IRPKB etllilce wus crowded to its utmost cup-
cluslvely that foxes in captivity do not -was very ably preached by Rev. Leo
hill/0_ Claluwd UIBY 00- gregntlon-were Chief Sark ln full reg-
prssents received only hslp to show the good will and esteem with which the young people are-held. The br_l_d9 and gloom left for their future homo in Springfield, accompanied by fi! good.,<vvlshes of all. _ _ '_ _"'f.
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Habit i
Some people have `
ious spells, about every; .so often until they get; to __be~a habiit. ___._,:,
- J ‘Waitor»MscKonsio. Th 'ouiqc -_ ` he liver 5 .at _ an
many friends most earnestly wish °._ _ _"'°“Yll' the liver right ness._ About fifty invited guests were in "ni pl'°’°M° °-1 °'b°“t'°-me “Hand ~ -- usin¥_"Dr" .wi- prosent..Mls`s,M_sry Howard. sister of zxdsf' t '|;;_°_t£)H;e w0l‘B‘;~z_‘;‘ .'_’M*_|.\g+_‘.t\3_ ` `- iV8l‘_Plll8’ me grqo_nr_i_plo_y,,_1- lilo woaalns moron. me _,IM '»‘_?‘_3\__,,_'f<___ Em -.will fl0t.¢0`l1'G_lt_¢>lfH:
""i"°"“`l`_""" ell Wllllllilnet "mga blots" ` “Q
her sister. Miss Elisa while t e r
_- fapmors. The numerous and cultiv-
ioris'to_`atoki _hitting each -other; _Aa Dol\'ney~il_r'od his Inst shot he motion- ed to 0léAi|lhy`to draw ln`cloror__, lp- Auliy. oronchlnglow, got wltliin 80 fest of the Italian. He flied two shots and one took effect in Codfspotl‘s
ht shoulder and rendered his ohh
muscles and iointl, producing in- »ilar_ifmstion, stillness and pain. This-_ will km into lilo blood llnough solllsdllfooi in the digestive
]Iootl"s Slflnpnrilln, the n ~tllnl
blood ionic, is very successful in the trottment of rheumntistn. It lots
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- Dr. Trlntlllfs Natural Hill' llntor- to ri|o_t,h,_ _»__'__.' ._ _ “ggi 0| -' J n‘in the ‘~ . -Alva. usednl directed, is guaranteed rose|.'-7{d‘M` _ yrs “fl ~ -' "~.': ` to reaton lrly lialrto In natural col- was s:.. "f’f§_ _nu -v ‘at _*mi _ lflll ° ._ il or or money refunded. Poaltinly not r~"»` ',m¢|¢`¢§||`||`|¢»,',..,¢_,|,-"- '.f0_llfl'0l.0f‘ __ _ "aff ' _ rr dis and non-injurious. Price $1 00. of péfrls. A "-"t`li"e `cerer'nony's1l.,|-¢- lV8t'; "A
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