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Ruihlli Fr m'P:tplg That' He Will ` _ I J ____ ` _; lleported That Japanese Home Bhe"l

j _ l_léilrel,;.ai_ pea,~,1l|p_ti0n "gf l i Discharged From A‘inei‘iCdii Flillidry

~ P°rh°m¢l“" the finest Railroaid"'Siatloha Constructs ' - _ FH1\l?|0Y Ai M3\ll.ll\”~l8»P3llB88 ~_»N¥“° ¢l’l"‘il!'l’*° ,,aS‘“=“°°°°f- = asia caaaaa- Panaaiisol Tha Sllll ls Hill] 2 N01 Making Ally Fics.

V T » `_ rssuaaae<i1e1§;_'.u`~i fl' .-..-n......._ . ‘ V V contractor And _.Engineer

naayr§aap,,oat.,tJuly7 -`1_tlar‘s_;m.,§<l ,ga eaa...~au..\. wah tna-lli.aralnoml._a- in Pauli the lloii. Ws`n.Patlmon, ldinla- tion in succession to Mr. Paterson. the _ n, ` 1)i.;g¢;wNq~0‘July 7__D,- A¢.]M,,10,0,,h,.

[SP1-:_cial. By Cam.u.]

ierofdiit6ms“v>ill'hts Sark rs-`¢lsctldii‘tor dame errata niyls mentioned. ' '_ _`H‘**°f-Y Meviurus overthelast pure ,of this evlwdid slatl°'1 lm be" ““'=_\" .takin alan mainly ima morning. na

B|\`|§°_§»..' `~`» -_ _l , _ 3°, ‘"9 f9|'m°l'|.Y D-‘Wir Mllllltor of °l m° 6h°l’l'°'d°°u“3 "ml ul” °ld "‘“"” °d»' ' i_ was 'ihe only son of the late head of the

f This is baked to mean that he will re_',ire Customsand isnow associated with Hon. . . . . . . _ _ ' _ _ '_ . ’ “ oupying the space between Wm," 5 d Independent Order cf Foresters. nos. pnbllalira at nas aloas or the meant ollnonl satan l_’a launaeea lnterpilaei. ~ *'*““?lPB_°='“°¢“'°- "Wh ll” °°"°'1 its Kingsrrasrs. on antenna by tha na t _, __.___~'

' V ‘S I f f - Y " ll Ind lMl2€i1 Olllil lilo 0fl1l0retl-\uu0l‘- room. To the left is the men‘s smokl

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A WALLBERG

station in Ohnrlottetown a venerable un Th” sl“"l°” ls °" W°ym°“l'l‘ “tree” i 'P\\l!ll°3Q:l'1 WS dw. Wllllill '"9 10|!! b°l0\’B main door there is a large general wsiti q

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@?lll\f\!!i_l0l18i-ll lf measured by thornlel of room and lavatory. To th' right add

advance"-entnnd uroilressloil- separated by raiding floors lag to ala

I /But now it is gona and its place is filled ladies’ waiting rooms are tllellzewsfsfta `d ‘

bl \\ll}`\l°l\\\‘_°. Which. Bild thi! ll! 50b¢l‘ and the ticket cilloe both enclosed ‘ln -

f»l'll»ll. il Ons ofthe best built, und' most heavy plate glass, containing ample rooin -

luxuriously eaulvned modern railway for their pilrpoaea and nttaa :aa l

stations ln the Dominion of Canada. There .withdlll conveniences. Passing, _throuqlh ____

*N-l°~\'R°r ltitiuus-with more ornate und' the folding door to the right the ladies' |mD,°Fl'18 FXlf°!‘l°F~'» 'MW “DUB ll -Whl0'\ waiting rooms one entered-a suite of

,such lsenerous treatment has been niven th;-eensgltting room, n sort oi attlr-big Meml)3l` Blllk NOVB.

' in all details relating to the convenience of mom and a lavatory. " l .

WU Dilllllil-AA U Ailthese rooms are oi generous lil e Lost Life on Kmlile'

Itrenllv slemres il t‘\> Dominion enamel: string up wlnah is cane la ` . Government--prehanS‘ to make nu ‘for cypress, maple and bilcxis mort artistic l78CC8S|S

lliwlllil U0 Hllfiuru the old elution for so and delightful, Thegeneral Ylslgn of tile'

|902! lflmf. hlil SU/011 5 f1‘\° hBla|l5° |18 ground~fi'ocrin most pleasing to the eye ---

oiilcers so that Charlottetown should 'be and gratifying to the guts, ' ' ' '

P‘°Vl.d°1 with till! brst that It was Upstairs are the general ofilcrs of the [Srsclan BY G.\m.E.] D°9Blbl° i0 llliVP» railwlya Superintendent, auditor, train ‘» - The illustrations herewith give n varv despnlcher m-hier, [iiektt umm., nad’ ST--70HN.N-l3~.J“lY 7~-J°"\BB GNBV05.

|416! Of! its exteirlol' ;nd interior iengineer, elc. All of the cill..s al-e uinember of the e‘efl' oi the Bank of

apdenrnncco t e stat on. hat ofthe s lendidl fitted u . The s at/dl

°n"l°t “km some weeks an Sum" bgudlngymensurce lin “eb _by lm' Nova Scotia wasdrewned this afternoon, gum mo push ot rpbhlnh In me muh lp me Hum nu thereof is m while canoeing on the Kennsbsocnsis. ground. The interior view although it baggage room 78x23 situeted on Wat He wash’ °°mp““7 with fm" °th°"

qfves some ideaof theerrangement falls to sm-am, [Mah lmt|;1i,,gg are bum, J; young men.

Wave! to the wide: an impressive of steel and Island sanri stone with trim- The mme filled and ,Nik and Grieve.,

the _splendid manner in which tha inside , _ (cgnglnved on peg, 3)

' '_ _ liillH|llilll EUUNTHY

- -»~1=‘-1€<»21>-».ff1<».U_»» fi _ a ~_ ._ a \ _ _ _,para Lama om, Utal;,,rtly 4.-aan

""""' "' _ . _ ~ ~ 'Mormon _-evnnzellsts from Ohio have

New Yfphx, July 8,,-At the meeting, ci

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Emi~lnuno,July 8.-Ex-Provost Dugnd

an ni iasssgiationln New York re oi Boliate asserts that Ballots;-,is a

of tile slaeiksrs' told s stolly ol

RlyalBnrgh,_and tellsa story that lm

the latsslf' Henry Irving that seems to privileges were lost by acurious accident.

bsnsws; The actor was once ln ues/l_of i

n which Sir Walter Scott was involved.,

.sonneries-also one ar ma aaaau-,t 1 his snldvhrtt'-° °"~l»<=¢°r had been

` or uiy granted, but some formality wal

prodnuiilllhl. and had great diillcultyi n d

g¢g¢|m"||¢'j.|¢|,¢, |¢|ud°¢ au] anlfndl, required aboutlt. and the dccumsnt-

riaanyixssiaulbayitoid uni. that la aarlala had in animal that.; e

tlloulkhtw id dv Sir Henry made

qulH'hdd;g;|§i-ovellfof the horse, but maiiiillili Kill to the owner, “I Hide aof»ait§»;aa<l~',wi»l= ll;m.I\>ut wwllah- i'h. ' __ on amon e :tn .oz.fil';..'a_____ ._ __ 1l‘itl|l@l|5'f"‘ ' ' '

a T tis nlsltliii

i Barrlngtoll. The fog, which .oausi ll il'e

was entrusted io Sir Walter to carryto Lohdon to have the mutter arranged. Phe historic] incident when Sir Waiter sat down ‘forgettiuu that the glas~ from which the King had drank whis- ky was in his coat-tail pocket seems to have been repeated once again. The

Wisarll of the North fcrxztrabout the' chart-er; it had dropped m his poc- ket. and has not beenheard ofslnce. Sc that-is whylhere is a Royal Burg less ln Scotland.

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Halal-'/ix, N, S. July 3.-Tho wooden steamer Cartalzsnalsa total loss on the Half Moon rocks oil Blanche, Shslbu»~he,_ 100 miles eastpf Heikki. The Osxtogtnd whichvwas losdedw ’h coll bound fdr iiloiwriatlsck Mundi? durlm e d-»_lu1°_; ‘fem She is broken iii two, with her stern

,ccm|1,l_T/elv.under,w,at1?~_ and lain so bad_ almia i,|oathstlh‘¢ri» 4 so halts of wr.- ,tii-; ner air. 'l‘h‘_e‘ crew élsreni amd.

way position und the obtaining of infor-

mation is dliliqnli.f'N;%s of the lo s,_ _comes from tim talfgi > H opertltnr dt”

lan omni# nilp. is ma alias és oia‘» \-»» Jn' preval long the llimll in .Q »u l.al,ilai&» i,»_lill._.,r -M2] _ ‘ da _' . .

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llosrslar., July l._-0. Pl earniazs

for the laattsn dsys of Jane out sl,

mga: rl.. catamaran _ l-a-1: ?°3iE£i_°iii`:~."“"‘i..s c'l.“‘i‘=?.'i:.. is a:

the fa i and spring- ` ~ '

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.l.1.§f¢,;.-'f-;~.'.-z~:zi or rw.-=.as‘_ ob: ,ju

hawtsoen mein are infra out or the »

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o'sioo\ today, ahbwed an

' been for several years touring Utah and

` _ a _ _lllaholnwagons that lobk mana like the

old-time prairie sylooners. ' In thoflsst year these men travelled ~’_4,50D miles. to the homes of 05,000 Mormons. Their stops included places whele gospel ssrriosn were unknown. There were twelve missionaries in

active service during the letter part of the year, and three wagons were used in their travels. Four of the men were Preshyterlens, two-Congrcgationaiists, two Friends, and one each from the Cumberland Presbyterian, United Brethren, Methodist, Episcopal, and Ohrlstian Alliance churches. -

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l...’2;"'.‘;‘..‘.f°.’§‘?,'...”“.Z...‘.i;_”ii_.‘;‘ §li’,?§§f;‘. _ THE we/mite ‘

troops surprised a baud of insurilslits _-

r_eceut|y_cllpturiug‘cllzl|ty of them. T e [SPEOMLBY CABLE]

W°‘°°" °t`w“y mm'°°"°"d "lm °'l;°h' Tonorvro, July 7-Moderate to fresh

G1' , l ll l l _ 0 t slr ’ ,_ bazegzslegqn nzrgtgfhgag e'\;l:,.,;Jc, dm southweetwindr-1,falr, with abootthesamo namesiiftheieadcrs' of the uprising; in temperature, with afew scattered show~

which. however, he was 'not successful. "L

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The course for '1'he'Gusrdinn's

bicycle road rece, to take place this summer and for which aeub- stantlal and valuable silver cup of handsome design is offered. was carefully measured on Saturday.

Beginning ai. The Guardian oiilce

in Charlottetown it follows Grafton Street tcGroatGeorge Street thence " continuing on to the, Upper Mnlpeque Road which it follows io near Milton, thence taking the road which runs to Warrens " Corner,North River. From 't1is corner the North River Road will be followed across the North Rive Bridge to the Queens Arms. thence ,_ by Lower Mnlpeque Road lo .:. Brighton Road, following Brighton ' Road out to the shore than tak'ng the Park Rondwny, following the some round the Park and so to

starting piece--16 miles exactly.

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started to swim ashore but his strength gave out.

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'ITALIAN EIHL

EHUELLY SHUT

NEW Yonx, July 4.-While combing

her hair at the window of her room, Nlmipa Gr'zzentl, n ,nineteen-year' old Italian |zirl,was killed to-day by n bullet through the llei\d.lwhinh tho police are convinced was fired by some one who sought to conceal the source of the intel shot in the noise of Fourth otJhlyflreworke. Another shot buried itself in the wall of the room The tragedy occurred on Elizabeth street. Several arrests have been made of Itali- nuslivlnizln the rear of a flat house on Mott street which is oppositel to the house where the girl was shot. Two empty cartridge shells were found in the hallweyof the Mott street house. The police have so far bei n unable to llnd anyl motive for shooting thef;zlrl,ss she was not known to have any enemies

LHICAGU MARKETS.

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Nlcw Yoliic. July 7-Acrordlng to a

Manila derpaiéh in the llerild, ull the Japanese working on the fortifications

and around Oiongoho and Cavite naval stations have been discharged, lnclud|ng experts who h\vs been In the service some yrnls.

It is alserted by ofilcsrs stniianed at

Manilla, the Herald declares, that orders for this action came direct from Wash- ington and are' nérenlrtcry.

will n intelvlewrd Role Admiral

Iicmphell and other naval officers denied that any extiaordinary preparall ms were

lander way.

Manila, June 7.-The reported naval

activity ls causing some excitement in the _ Philippines.

Leading l.-‘ilipino independant organs

have announced that they will eldo with

the Americans against the

Japanese. All the Japanese laborers

employid ln the naval yah! at 0 ongapo 1 s1e been discharged.

Tomo, July 7-The report from New

vork thatPresldentRooseveit has official ly cmilrmed the dispatching of 10 battle- shlps to the pacific olaet provoked ||”,1° comment here.

Some are inclined to reall between the lines either a sinister motive on the part of nceltain section of Amelicans elected with mania nlralhst the Japansu ur

machlnetionlcf ll third party whiny; |: |, trying to beneili- from the quanela of

others.

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WERE KILLEU

l.acuosnr:, Win., July -1-Reports from

Lherllsirict eslstof Lacrosse which was swept hyeturnndc last night, show ni. lenstdtl persons have been,sllled,one fnta‘l, lnilired, many less seriously hurt. and the damage much greater than at ilrst rcpnr ted.

Oakdale with a population of 500 was

almost swept away.

At Wnre|l’s Mills, buildings were

torn dovn and n number of people hurl.

Torres ll woman and n child were

kllled,sever1\l others were injured and many bll'l~l?ngs were destroyed.

IJIFFEHENEES IN

"SUNS Ui REST"

Nlcw Yonrr, July Il. The terms

"tramp," “buln" and "hobo" should not in- uled lnzliscrimlllutely, ncurrillng tothl' published report of lhc ilrsi two month's work of the llroillerllnorl Welflxri Association, of Chicago. llere is the distinction:

Tramp-A man who dot-sn`t work,

who d0esn‘t want to work because work interferes with his travelling; lives without work _nod travels constantly.

Hobo-A skilled or unskilled unemploy~ ed laborer without money and looking for work.

Bum-A man who hangs around a

low-class saloon and begs or earns a few pennies arlay in order to obtains drink usually an Inebrlatr.

‘During the two months' existence of the organlsnilon ten tx-amps, lm hobos, (oriybnme and thirty stranded profes- ijonal pen have applied for work. Oi, thiac t`wenl»y~ilvs per cent. wem ragged, ninety per cent. worn rolled collars and ilfty per cent. had neither underclothing nor socks. Seven per cent. were either cr_| ‘ or deformed, twelve per cent. wwork, live per cel-_t. drug heads lid e§\ty per sent. drinking men.

Eillillii UP i

SEUTTISH HEEL

Elllslllml, .luly Il.-Ther-eel thstis

bclno- nrrlngrd by Lady George Campbell io be danced lit the Royal Caladohlau bhll atiizelictel Cecil, London, is to Ma

specially brilliant feature tizxyear, ltd evenainrger number of _ncofe t%n uslmlnre cXD¢0l/Gd £0 DlH.l(l|p°i'k. _ 0 ladies will all wear white gowns with the tartan sashsn of their clans and the iewelled badges, while the Bentle- mcu will wear kilts and nil the brav- ery of Scottish full drell. Itls llifpod that several members of ihe Royal Family wall.. asia tabs present on the occasion, while the Duchess of snthaftaml, the Dhohsas or Herbal-3, the Countess of Cl-ohne:-tie, Mrs. Far- quharsoo, of Idvercahld and others, will with the _Muenibaus ol 'ralli- hardlne be oonsblolous ilkures during the evening.

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Ganvm-rolv, Tex., July 4-Texas is

protesting bitterly against the action, of the authorities of San Antonin in tnritlnlr out twenty conaumptlves from th-1 hlspltal, where they have been trolls-i for many months. All of them were public charges and live _of them have lilly a few weeks to live, evU_n with the but of core. at ami-al ol tha settlements one _sin Antonio, which for yllrl have flir- bored conaumptives, and advertlécli the fact that these were health rlldli. drastic steps have been taker to drive

out tnllercnioaisaokenre. ‘Lose oatm- lnents have tired on this class of tour a and now they are driving the oon~ui_|p~ tivesw the largrruitlol. The oruesd§ is said to be directed adnldtet lhe “lunll\*s" from other States, but less than two ¢er cent ol the conaumptivaa are Tens citizens, and the thouaanis of aafllegora new -loam the stats have bpaalao wise many of Texas. `

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