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Sha%'_Vi_l't_1_1_a__lly a Prisoner. Little 1. Thin Fire Treaty, Bill _ _ A ' Assoiiafiiaguvilh

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_LONDON, July_12-Fifteen of th

ANGUISHEN'_E ont July 13 Slltlraigcttcs who in the' course of tll

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iil.'llf-¥li7i`8 struck thc Lui.'din

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Unmarried.

HE H'S IIUNVENTIEIN

necessary ulld if the- woilleni were in

the wrong, Home Secretary Glad-

'l'lirs1l1iiy Morning Session of the 1'-‘

li. is-lim oliellell <11 lioliltrr

lililluic

Tfud 11111 lll' H. f'11lll~,i:P s lli-\'1fl11p1i liiiliks

y_'1-:1l's ill,',o are not wortll reading to- 1 ily.

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l11>.l_V, uri W1* uri, :il-i.i\'1l ell lil bc lil

The rl

lhul. is t l‘<ll1Cl1i,'i1 11.

It. ul_ll;,L also be born in 11l.l‘11d'tliat;

U10 sur ‘kuillivloilge is not e 'u'n!ll

vlilllulile 11:11, nor ciilllltrics.

Nceinl: that we have ii large und*

lxrolvillir country we must have a dif- fi-l'1-,1lt. educu.tioil til <2 f‘ 11 leniders for tho vast country tlllill 1-.-i.~;l1l be lipplicable to the citizens of thc British Isles 'which are terriiiorilally fully iicellpicil. ,

‘ __ _ » 'lzcs of Child roll .’ -

l homie and scllo l

tity not li piisdve rercptiicle lcd- up

s een y aert to hl.»,v\,

he fund t l ` '

n av perlodl of tho childs it is of cqllul vulucs ili ull

To be practical should to the aim'

11.' t.l1o.~:e operating mir 1-1ll1'rt system To have ideals th-at are ;1ppul'c-ntiy

l11~y1»l1dyollr reach; may not. 1'oslllt‘ in 11l|1ch“gnod. \V'h1it we inesed is' to llnve teacher und lllllfent to study the llrtllul condi-

tion? that are found to exist und'

l‘fle old idea ln’ cllillcutlolu wil/s that

till child nlust he miide to dll wllat wus l'elqll»ircd “l1ickir.»' wild learlll1l." 'l‘h`i\ new view exnlts the rlli1d~1

coin ine to improve them. | ... » ' . |

,tl 1

1'\'vi‘ytl1inlg mlust be mode easy f0T U10 :

child, (1

lf'1lot, lnilde easy the child 1.:-ey

flirget itl Study tllle clilld`s needs. Ulcntc H

111-wire in the child for the things that are best for him. lddllclite the child to ovcrci;-nie the difficulties that are in the wuly of the 1'.|lil'll's ncqllirlng the :desired thir-T. The child loves to overcome difficul-

tics

'I‘lEe teacher has nothing to (lil. in the rirst stage of child illovellop- '

lileiit the teacher has n'ot.hllllg‘ to do, 1

lllall bclonign entirely to thi: parent. I

The first thing in a ehlld's' edilcil- , film is to see that the clllld is Well l11»rn_ in the Mucdonllld College' there are

three schools rolled into one.

A school of* lllgrimllture in' which

fdilllents are talllght to llcveloip the 111l.tural re-sollrccs.

- » raid on the House of (.`»om-mlom-l Jlln

_______ Li_l:_l(-_l_;~Tl;_1i_1:_1l1l1;_¢;__h:l;>l'e€i;:_,____ Ji_ls-_ 29_tll, lnld'lll_1.:e<l ill th-e_ brealrinill

uildmg __ c0tt___gc‘_;e_;__ Ml__x:`\lel__€i wliulons with stones hldde_ll iniirow

sought sefulge undler the V91* Ei)lLyi>ll1`t[‘l1p1‘i\cT1li':i1s,l~lY1vtJlil?r tt)h PUSH" fortla from an electrical storm - - Y- i-L 'ali pay . I.

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1 ‘K1 tllrll St t M ".',’t. S' A

Mowau and L”‘1"”‘!‘f inslanl-‘ frekl ctiiilxnenrizeeil so3§Et.lya:ponxr till

W I respectil_i1lu women in the dock on 8? 0'" V "‘tU““C‘l- l\_’|0l'@11u cl1arl.;es usllully associated- with juv widow and four childrt ‘ 1 '

their serlcl ordc

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l Tile iii lit st_l,:c tak.-.4 the child t-o _ 1. _ , y , ‘ . | *this stilgc the scirlititic attitude np-

ilne-, lllillcted by hir Wllflld Deruiaaen

.,en'1lu lioodlllullei. I‘lle Sudrwgettcs,

in-ost of whom made short speecllcs,

tical. 'I‘lie course of Premier Asouith in refusing to receive their petition, they solid, had lnaile militant action

storm, Har Seeretuly Haldane und' John Bllrns Prfsident ofthe Local l(iovcr1illllcnt }_ioard, who had incite-

IT I _.,. A___ _~ . ' them hy tautin-g them with the (t9_§3c0lfcxE)ck ;:°;‘ltf,‘;2Si_Fé_;;: staielilclnt that they were usim: only in the chain ' ` ‘,‘_'Dretty Drick_ methods" ought to be S of Mondayls Session were , beside tllcnlin the dock. __ _`

I appmved" that there muy be sent out "Hone B' ,Sm°l“i" "f the M“c‘lU““‘l‘l Makers" and 11‘N1'1i1lniil School, \v'hcro llode on “Stu ~

teachers ure trnlncd.

_ In ihis c1;nlbille1l work the aim ls- wutten 0" this mll’-loc” fUl`l3'Y to do the nlo.-'lt for the uplift of tllis

Donliniinll.

The 1 coll .~:t. e i* fr im three tol

oldide11.divoilcc1lnliilll uliid _- .|- H mg B (

six yrais of lice.

, ‘_ I. , `U_~ _ _ ln some cilscs thcrc is thc Kimler- (Ua mg In the “mm with ‘m|guri_\‘ln~ill some places they are not

possible.

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__u___ __ K 1 _ _ _ _ ln these days the milsillliirlnllst ie

dc\'».lopi~1l.

“nm” 'l I"`""‘"p”~l of This is the syl-lgc where the child

loves play--he loves stonul. _

ily ll series of illilstraticlps in

'_~ __ ‘ \l _ Y illwlwinl: thlare was ulealrly shownl the

nilture ilevclopmcnt of the uiild, and ti:-uclicrs lvcrc ll‘l‘§,'cll n-ot to check the n.1turul tuldenuics of the chilld but to enc1llll‘u;;e thorn ill the devel0DlYl‘f=l1t Of them,

The tlriril stage takes the' c'h'llld< up

to iillout eight yc~;1l‘f1 of age.

lit likes now to notice things in

rr.

In this stage he watches the deve-

loplliril of thllllzs in their nlatlllrul ordel

Tile lglouth of plzlllts etc. ln tcncllllliz arithmetic dlllllculties

slluulh he ilnIt1‘o1lllce1l as live proli- lcllls.

Maikc his own rule' for solution and

then Cr.\.1lri~l drill upon the principle involved..

Iil all tcllclliing there is My 0'-l\lCHf 've vllllle. . liut the business of the tciichcr is

to sec thutl the suhjerlt tliugllt is 0

the lilflst villllr- for the child.

Hi-rc rilalles the duty' of ni 1i€'lt"ClJi0ll'

uf tile subjc sts to lic tnllgllt.

tliilvr- nrll follrtcell ents of Bw? lu

peels to them. ' The wmlt row to know the Why- 1 Tiloy are able now ho apply what

he liao learned in the earlier stages.

School sxardens and drawings can and 1-lilollld be clvilrly riluted. |

Hull n diiy spent in thc s-Jilowl gui'-'

den will ilot hinder the ohild' in his

arithmetic, cofnlpoe-l`itio'n, llrawing, eX- pression, etc., but willi help in lllak- ing him illore l>I`0l\Cii"if ill these' ""'\’° le t . grim inch liitumlt mr nnilwlirvfli--\i»le

nildrsss held the lrliil'ivi'll‘eri att0l1T»i0!l 1;! the ussrnlbli-1l tmcllers.

D, (3, Mcileod, K. (7. James illin-

drigun, J. D. Seilnlull. G. W. Hay, ((‘.oni:inll1~d on page 4.)

_A school of Household Science,_

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HAR T AW’S

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WHITE ,P N, Y.,,\&'llly_ljZ~ I1 counsel ci'i'iA'l&§'fe'.` 'n" "com1i;luulo»:1 of three nllenls s mutually rece."--. will "i1A'“'HiffM"Q\f'UHliilEf1‘1ii of Harry K. 'l‘llaw’s unnityf This was liwlfrtiv illly decidled before ardjourllment ' l0~ ‘hw at ii continilntlon of the l1ea1'iu.‘-'- bifore Jllstln.¢»_|\{illi.-, in which couu-:el for Stanfiird Whil*.e‘Fl Slu_vcl‘ iS t!'y'lll.f-L to estnhlisil his right to a rsliinne fron- the air/lilm for the criminal in-

sane at Metliwwnn. °

Wltll all ci! tcd'iiy'1z»tci1’timony in fa-

vor of Thaw -9/n1d\ with the indication that his wife,_ Evelyn Nesbitt 'lilnw will ~i1&v .lhndin his b0hl1\i'W'|i\ ¢ Dietrich A? 1 1'

.l1i'l;-me ellmin.1t.ol, Thllw’s cl\r\\1<`iiS for release appear llrikllt" Um" *"- uny time since his commitment.

tions with 'Thaw o-n musci_C, "-i1il\'51 llternléiirti, g6olog‘y, [H1500 life, F`l\'"4\ religion and the personality 01 thi? into Pope Leo xiii. A watrhillln l-nd ,

nge wus to be pl-.1c1~rl~sume 500 yehfs hack. Au inn kc-aper thought The-W

ESE ARE OOD"

Witnceseii todny related' conversa-

loarned lfroin Thaw that thi* “flue

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claimed chat their offences were poli-

1' ,_.1. alley, C. E.

ut u target, ulthoug-h sherlli white, ,,,,,,,,§ ,S ,,,,0,, ,,,. c§'pa,,,Th° dwh°1 who is investigating the case, huls as t0_daw in ever gw; dx; fm u yet discovered no clue. » - y y an e mmme

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hostile c the presence 04 the B01 vi

iluildlng from the rear. Tho persoryncl 0f_ U10 I<€'Katio1u askedfer the protec- Ition of soldiers. Troops were thfere- upon forwarded afnd prevented' the tontinuimce of t-he movement. ,The Argentine Legation is now guarded by 800 soldiiers-_ Another despatch stwtls that aft’ the Consulate alt 'Pupi- sii, Bolivia, al hostile demonstration took piece. The Consulate was ston- ed, windows were broken, and the liar:-stall! was knocked down. After this onslllulglit the crowd attacked Qthc houso of an Argen»t'in‘e citizen.

_(!OMI‘UIlS()RY- MILITARY

SERVICE IN THE WEST.

,`l.-ONDON, July 13-"The National Service Bill," which provides for cnlnlpillsory service in the territorial ,arm-y of ull male citizens between

fitlie ages of 18 and:<l1), wnsl intro.

duced in the House of Lords by Lord Roberts, who, in supporting the

|nl-eaisure, painted a gloomy picture'

of the conditions of the country ~

E l 1 tl I -

Ktgeenégpggfi lreatening dangers Ui! Tile li'ailwe.y Company has issued Continuing, Lord Roberts denounc-,an "der t° all ";Hw“yt°°mp'm'l°~e re'1

cd the present policy, which he char- diumng them to He wi h th” B°’°"'d

acte-rlzed as “Wllfu1 gamble with the

safety of the country and Em<plre,",HS to all level crossir-'s on their lines und claimed thee his B-lllwuulwllunu 0' '““W“Y_ “'l‘°"° “°°'d°"“’ *"“'° °°‘ iuh 1,000,000 well-em-luul und 1il.1urip»'

lined soldiers i_n_a' few years.

-_____.._._. SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE.

The queuing me-ailing of the Su=m~

mer School of Sciénce will be held in the Prince of Wales College Hnll‘ this (Wednesday) evening cummdiicibg at eight o'clclck. ' - -

Alex Anderson, L.L.D., Chief Bup-

erintendent of Education, will pre-- side. ' `

Addresses of Welcofme will .be ide- A

llverel by His Honor the Lieutenant Governor, Premier Hasznrd, and D.

Replies mi- behalf of the school will

be given by Prof L. W. Bailey, L.L. D., of Fredericton, N. B., President of the School. Prof. W. W. Andrews, L.L.D.. of Mt Allison U'niv1e‘s'lty', Sackville, N. B., Prln G. J. Oulton, M. A., of Aberdeen School, Moncton, N. B.

Music will also be provided. The zenernl public are cordial-ly in-

vited tn attmd the meeting, and at its close to remain and become ac~ qunlnted with ,tile visitors to the City. ,rg -

perfeetl sane except that on one rc-

caslon hye had refused' the witness' iii- vitotion to take a' dffllk WW" hill"- §;‘;_"f',‘:::*‘,_';- ha“‘,f“‘°§,n‘f)'::,"`f,’§f,':‘,,,'f,‘l` July been sei ‘

CHJCA GO MARK ETS.

cilldildo- July 1s-<spe¢l»l)- .luly-wnm,....,...... no

f i. an

troops at thle Legation. A body of :lien started to attack the Legation

. h ' ' 1

_-*l€._, igniféch $2; fezitsrzfggiélggd eraturers of Europe will arrive in

. Canada towards the end of October

_ Qilust b»e appreclatled. Mile Leong, gr

, _ ra - i ‘

pese woik was marvellous, wh'll

Orville and Frank with the ladde

r A cablegram- was received here yes-

perch wcse wonderful. Til f rl 1 , ’

‘york in tossing a tal_,e_ l_;m; 'gi terday from Sir I-Ienri_Tasché'a.u, the

_ lar;_;e wheel , while in 11 rcvlinirig,

ll0S1l1iUH, showed reinlarkable skill

BUNEOS AyRElS_ _1_u_1y“12___fIyn¢ A,i_ This several clowns and aplended mius

gclltiile Goivqrninnng is in di,-Qu mm. ic was all that could be desired, an municeti‘_on with the Government of the trained ponies nnldldogs, did Bolivia through Senor Fqnzecal, the their stunts most cleverly and asi AI`i!€I\l~in0 Minister nt La Palz, who they Bppearedi were loudl has presented to the Bolivian Gov- IIDDIH-Uiicd for their act. urnment a demand' for an explnmamlgh The show was on an elev ted

_ a

of the attitude' of the Bolllviani Mini- stage so that every bodyi, allthough lster here as well f

1 as or the recenlt Cormfontable seated, could clearly see

Utffldfs made "P011" .the Argentine each performance, and tllely were Legation nt' La Paz. Senor Fonzecab m'a'ny and varied. Altc-_:ether the has informed the Bolivian G1olvlerr_1- show was one, which for 'many' days mc-nt_ that he will withdraw from Lui to come will form- a topic of com- Pnz if the present situation does' not'versation anlorrg young and old al- m‘l1l`0V0~ _ _ _ ikge. The after concert was entirely 'lhe Argentine _Minister off Foreign different from the first performance "milfs l-0d‘i1y 1`€C€lVb`il ai despa-tch from i-1 » ' '

Senor Fonzecaii announcing the iifbh

an many enloyed the fine program given.

liltlrllizl illlts _

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OTTAWA, July 12.-Bradford Lee.

Gilbert, the well-known architect of New York, has issued 5 wrlit against' the Grand Trunk Railway Company,1 in the Ontario High Court* lthrou-gh his Ottawa, solicitors, eiaim-. ling $119,543 for services rendered in= icorinection with the iireliaratioil of fplanls for the new million dollul' |T. R. I-Iotel, now in course of errec- itiofll in Major H'ill Park.

Mr Gilbert claims that the Germ

pany commrlssioned him to prepare the plans, which he did-,hut the Com- pany aiftierwards accepted plans pre paruil by Ross and McFa1rline, rl Montreal. Mr Gilbert s-ays thcn~ olalns are practically the samé as his

by Septernber, a detailed stateuiient

curred since January l, 1900. De- tails ‘must be ‘given as to the num- ber and characterof the accidents, tectiloiri has sincebecn,nifor1jled‘ ati these crossings. Under the Act pass- ed last session all level crossings where fatalities haveoccilred are to be considered as dangerous and the Board is empowered to onder the railways to protect til-em. ‘

, Ke¢p.Mii§i.}l'd'e Linlment ln the house

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.

intending candidates for the above ncholarahip a-re informed than the next 'quulifying examination will he held in the Education Office, Char-

lottetown, on Tuesday the 19th :hid Wednesday the 20th. ol October, 190 _

Candidates who have to take this

utaminatfoil must communicate their intention to the Superintendent of Education, Flecretary to the Commit- tee of Selection, with as 'little delay as possible. '

Ask forMi1iard`e and ielle no other.

FINE AND WARMf

TORONTO, July 11-(Specl.al)- Moderate westerly and ,southwesterly winds mostly line amd- wermn

ilu vlsll 1111111 ,

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on. His malesty will follow this ro-

SO.

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f Mo-NTREAL, July 12.-The Hou-

” Gabriel Hanotaux, one of t-he most: T; famous Foreign M-inistera France has

_ ever had and one of the leading lit-1

' as the guest of the Alliance Fran- ” caise, of Montreal:

President of the Association, now in-

_ ie ey I

E1 h n Cham-ber of Deputies today adopted . . 1

_ __ _ g tee ihousand Men 0lllt,,,,m,_ __um,m0us,y ,he ammm Retiring Chancellor Names J“.1l...§.i‘."..‘.‘1‘;“;i.‘;1.-.htfm;fis::..f;i°ir..‘;"“.;§‘a.lwlsli W""" T°""l' L“*"" °ff'°'“" fI§;‘.1‘°°..?‘f';“‘5.1i.“.°°"”“'i'°t" AS "ls S"°¢°SS°f Dr- V0"

Tchemn this '"0"`ning~ 'force if they don’t surldeirder I 1 Sa S 8' 0 F mice 0 t 8 Senate'

They "me in by UW00 il'8‘tBS and; The sail,-ty~of foreigrrrs does not 'y I Under this tmaty Canada; will re' Holweg'

U10 C'1ll1il"B l10l`theI‘r1 section was sc~on'appear to he seriously threatened ceive an the minimum rates of the ~

iii their hands, I The people are enthusiastic éver French tariff wilh the exception of _cn ,

uiiltzige *list bill: in the thffl advent 0! N"ti°"“;ist f‘"°”s‘ I>l'r'rsl3Ul1G July is is e' 1) came inteudm mr slaughter’ which '

1 ‘ 'ssar '- -1- 1' . -- cla., ~ _, - . .

serving good order. C pn* red Ieybadgdlsmlifil<lth1§ff;fi!iizetZllcvdh?;1?§ "There is no need fon furthgr neizq-ti `-vm pay the teneral t'an"‘ 1 QEHLIN' July 13_(SpeciB1`)_.’ The Shir!! is expected to take re-‘ ment tothe i~evolution,1;1r_y soldiets mtmns *mil Hlitrike is ordered again- The treaty recently PBSSW the S011' Pun” V0" Bualowl the “’tm“‘g Im*

fulzc in one of bhe fm-gig" 1cg,,ti,,ns_ fm,c,,E was m Sharp out-_"_e,ak Tmuf st the Pittsburg Coal _Co. wl'iicll'w'i'}| atv and Chamber and was referred- Derial Chancellor, will formally pro- __i_§_i;y1;;_l_isr_t___t_1‘_;Jerips havii tnkell up a the British Legation, but in 111,; not li; 1n_t_i{.1 elfiit Tléursday and l8,iR0 back to the tariff commission, lol- pose to Emperor William that he be 11. cell ,ra square llnil last long all_d_tlle casualti-es among' pri]-e-5viI:lentwlt`eeb(;l:;f0ft1,e United Mfae lwwinfg the supplementary arrange. succeeded by Dr, V011, Hvlwegy Sec. __ _ the Nalilvlwllbfs WCPO Sllshf- workers made the above statement ment which gave France additional retary of the Interior and Vice Chan- ’ » -' f **** ~-*_ today ' advantages cellor

fi h ---_-.‘_*_,, I The report _of the tariff commlissl -' ' ` p Q G S _ was favorable and the treaty as am, posal and the appointment will be

y ended came up for discussion yester ga-zetted at once.

SENT ll] PHISUN sm” BULLET ““" ________ “{.‘?§°_I,“,if“‘;EZ.$’.f.§TTt§;‘i‘.i...§‘l

William having requested him to do

E1,SPlEllll|ll SHUW

. - y en M

SHOW. the 11-year-old daughter _.gf

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Snow, oi _Henmon,_ was struck by a bullet, from a, rifle in the hands of some `n-

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l_‘Jl10W!l PEFSOII on Saturday afternoon -i

an her father's hayfieldand dievdi Bun-

ay morning. The bullet passed com- The Bi, A , , .

ple-tely throulg-h the gi1‘l’s body, pierc- night tot’seer3l,;1.,:,.a; ét-E;“ *BLS mg the Ilmgs. It is supposed tllatl - » `

the shot was fired by someone firing 1,t.i,E,?gt;l,:n?|;i;Yg?t0ue Ut the hes

GLCCE BAY. Jllly 13--l'Sp0CiHl.)- ready i-lent out of the country by

James Ross today expressed regret: the American lenders.

_that the strike h-ad been declareddiutl Therv is absolutely no possibility

was well satisfied with the result so of the Company necugnizing the U, for and the progress towards a. set- M. W. A.

tlement. E It would be absolutely impossible

ide reiterated his view tha-t the for the (foul Company tio deal with

strike is the result oi differences np- the two labor organizations,

tween fh0€m‘P10yees uftlle coal Lom- Alter we had concluded an agree-

parly and not the result of :fly pri- ment with one, the other might de-

evences with the Col1lpany_ sire an entirely' different one,

Reasonable time will be given the Tile Dominion (`oal Company man to come back and retain their treat. with the men on strike as form-er positions. ' lployees, bull: under no condition In_ the meantime the Company nfre»_it deal with tllcin as part of the taking steps to replace the _men 8|-'ericiin Association."

S Y -:f ---_; _ _»-_.___ _

Will iB[|LiSH,ClN,SU EHUSHEU BETWEEN

CABLE Slilllll, AUEU Mill Pli

s'r. Joi-lN's Nad., July 12-The'

work of la in e, cable connectin I _ J Nw York fviti SL _,ohm d,__ec,“,i,’§ l.owl-.»l.L, _l1luss,, .July lg-criuiheil be begun this week by tile' stealner I'°t‘v""'“ a |”““" “nfl Ul€`H1de of ’a Colonia of the ("on1nierciul(‘a11l1u hU“S”`_“'h@T1_lLl1€alltonl-ollile tlruck of Company. wlllchlarrived here toilirv. U1" mbhs l“xl”'°S5 (`0mP“"y °E`W“1t` The new cable will he coullectecl with hum haclcell suddenly into the in'°"u` one of the trans-Atlantic ca-lilcs ment' .Im‘mk McF‘"l““d' "l*e'd 38 which now land at Flemish (fap,just yours' 1" the empla“Vm.e'w of the ex' east of St. John‘s. and will form the ‘"""""" ""‘"I"'lly. WHS killed On Middle- first direct cable -line between Eur- sexlsuvrt . hm’ today McFarland' one and New ,_-,Drk by way of New was stilniill; bitween the piano and* f0,m_dlaud_ ' _the iiollsc when the truck darted The Colonia has on hoard 2c'oo|1’“°kW““‘“ “V” the °"""S*‘f"* ‘*1“‘1

will em- will

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miles of the new cable. Monday ,alle crus.h`efl mtffh" man," smashed it will begin laying the shore and or against the side of t.le house. and

Paris, saying that he had been sllc- t ' cessful in miakinig, arrangements withl A the ex-lvlluisier 10 deliver. three lee:-3

ures in the Canada the coming aut- umln, one in Montneal oneln ue ec t

It will l-e renlernbtred that Hano- t

taux was for a time looked upon in

English nation, but: when the Minis- ter retired from the Forelgl1Officc it was made plain that in his capacity of Foreign Minister he had done all

he came here to tm_F1emish, Cap_|crushin-1.; Mr‘~‘arl;i1ll lo .leitll instant-

Sh -uthn t ,_ N Y k ,eyz The accident was due, 'it is

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Ra mond Yetton nifitl l?»' '- r-: J ll-

ht l1¢bl<tst,Jh', -’.y 1- ~*‘f~~»1“ hi? ng: llastadgableois Dlacgd ogggiilng the reverse lwcr' He was arrest

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land one in Ottawa, the subjec3 toftion the cable ship will proceed toicflllnn H" "mf" ," '“"f""°"S1‘1"`ght“r“““' y be -announced later on. ' ‘

ick up the old‘cahle running ,,r0m_\\l _ . st into court Monday

he Flemish cup to oufuuf. 1N. s.),»‘“°"""“' which will be rendered unnecessary byl A (.n_}T[T,,~f*?`°- _ `

certain quarters iw the enemy of the reason of the new one. ` ' '

IIIS( OV ERS .

,--_lil

Sl<}A'i"l‘I.l<7. July ll.-A ilespzitcli

fron' I'rillf‘e Albelt s.-iys: "':'he most "‘lllarl-able gold d‘sc'1\'cl‘ s1*ce

J. RUSS

ifllllll EUH $ll9.5i31

lin his power to promote an alliance

|hetwoen England and France. l

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LUHD HUBEHTS' f f

llHlSl|lI Hill

service bl1l," which provides for tihc compulsory service in the territorial army of all male citizens between the ages of 18 and 30, was introduced in the I-liouse of Lords today by Lord Roibers, who, in supporting the meas- une. painted n gloomy picture ofl conditions of the country’s defences and the threaitening dangers of the- cmpire. Continuing, Lord Roberts! denounced the present policy, which he characterized as a "w-ilful g-all-nlble with the safely of the country and the em.pire1," and claimed that his )l1ll would finish one millloln well- trrained soldiers.

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\linard's Llnlment Lumberman's Flielid

SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.

fact that he could not swim Edward

IIUMPEEINTS Eillll/I

SUSSEX, July 11-Camp is alll ov- and the men who spent the last 12

ays_under canvas here sire not sol.--1. Complaints have been mllllermls. 'rm greatest cause of compiuillt 1,115

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been the new regulation 'ly l\l.ie'l cf-, iicienrly pay is given acuorilillg to ihef scores made on the ri‘tle lullge. it is'

felt that llhe rqglllation is unjust rnd many of the militiamcn have threat- ened that they will attend no more camps with it in force.

The policy of holdinl: camps ut

corps headquarters has also tended to lessen the interest in the camp. Ib may have been ii Silccessfill politi- cal stroke for the melnllrr for (Thric- torl to have the Girth liei;t,, liltll l<`i1ld Buttery and No. 1 (‘ompi1ny ol En- gineers to camp lit Woodstock but it will scarcely raise Mr. l\icAlisttr, M. P. forK:‘n‘gs-Aloert, in the estimlntilhn cf the people of :fuss-ex.

Major Kinnear, cntmlning oflirer,

hfaudlcdl the troopi-l well wh'r\n they were leaving cunlp, ull but those from t/he irnlmedillte vicliilt of Sli

SUSSEX CAMP

‘the Klollilykc has just been lllffle at Luc iii lillltc, 200 miles .\'1,i-in of Princi, in che 1;,-rvat Hinten lurid of §Snskatchewan.

Prominent business men ,if Princ

,Albert having cvidincc of .li r'1-ll goin ,area in Northern Si-lskutchewiln his

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,year outfitted thrfe parties of lros- °pect0rs.

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The finds \\'ere'encollru';_'irl1; hilt no

sensational, ~

This year two more parties have

been sent and the finds which were made of a rich vc n of frre lliilling gold -.lln.rtz llllvc creatfcl ri prrfoilnrl' sensation. `

The nssays so far made have:-.liown 5,l.`S i‘o the fn-n, lillt tile lfllost sam-

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pli' is 1lecll\re1l‘toc;lr1ry 8-7,0l?il t0 U19 t

on. The finds il;;'vr lem lilndc within

forty lllilcs of inch 11f.ll1r."

ton proceellcd to i‘¢'tc\vn\\'u for rnnllm praoticc ilnm-‘d'intcly lifter the 'break- up of tile- camp.

The Medical Corps from St.. Joh'1l'

li-it this place olrly Subllrdny morn- ing und the seine wuel true of por- iilills of the Xtll l-Illssllrs und thc 74th Regt, The Arlny Service Corps e'x~

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sex getting away Friday night. ‘

The l.0t,hA Field Uattery from lilolic-

_.._."“*.._'.;,;_-.af 'x_- 42;* z._.._.- ~~ . iz- 'rl

peers to get awny on Mon'd'wy. The R. (l. R. llctuchment from Frederic- tori _will lcnvc ii couple' of dllys lntcr.

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.z“.f;:;zEw:~ 1~~1iii1uui¢uvhus

, - eerer at the Che-I

te'.uii,ua.y Hotel a summer resort 11

lending fm" the b°°i*- "llelil, which uhuuhl rin flush iw

The girl got har arms around her

g as an e n 0 paramount signi-

W0'UM'b¢ f`°5¢“°"» 'and UW Pa" sank finance. was a combat butween together to the bottom of the river ' ~

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wt CUHNDK UP BBB “~ lThe Guardian); various departments

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Minerd's Liniment uecd by Pbyuicialisl

Condensed ..Ad ertisemene

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XOUND 5 ladies purse containl

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slim of `mofney-. Owner ma-y have same by calling at G. H. 'laylor's 5/nd paying for nd. 'I-14d3l. 1

paralleled iltllletlc trilllllpll-1 ever

g e

a es ' vo t f

the mighty day and night forces of

for athletic supremacy at llestview, the riczlaslcm beilrrg the picnic alnnunl- ly~ given to Glrard‘l1in.01nployers by their niunager-,---`~iuld Greek met Greek. It was ani, exhibition of skill and muscle-nerve snddknack.

The .trophy M1 stake, was li lnrge

box of.cl‘gai's,-and;-each ll-ellvilw rllmtl und ilmiuunllmii, dill their 1...; ut the.$b¢iie1._time, 1lrea1nii11; of l~eclinin~,i;' in "n.‘lu¥urlo\ln sl1iok1\~wrentlled chair, congratlrlnting thenl.~1elv1-s upon their

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1_.___tii .._*it._»..._~. _ ,viet10ry1,1,Bl|c,'w)1isper, it was t-he day

1.... ull.. 1...... u.,.1....l, 11...... 1.. OF PROMINENCE

to the river in an attempt to save

izetgéeh‘g__gfuv5_;h0q1':S°i:_;laxialewigfgl One of thc most eliibcrate and un-

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thing about tile result of was easily seen by his smile. He was prolnpted tory by gazing fondly at

soilght-after trc/phy.

Ray Dorn*-nuld he could tr oifset the tremendous pace set by his more or less sturdy op'ponii-nth, but all in valll, his doped cdorts fell fur short; of their aim.

"Dun-well" .was the echo ringing

from thi cilptnln of the day team. will lllll-splcsiich a nliizlltvlmlsh of forces airuin in years? Certainly if well directed endeavors and' eilrtillls- iuutic applallsc can bring balk de- leatill opponents.

Joe (le-lil1rI‘1’1l by loaded noll-exlilosive ideals, C01

trillnlpll.

the games, 'liroaidening on to vic- the much-

n1oriz1 and lid l.,. non

l)ASTURAGE TO LET. two acres, _ _ 1 known ae the Moore Lot. on the Lower St. Poter'_s Road, about onb- half mile out. Apply to Hsszard, (}audet,l&‘ I-laszard, Solicitors, lite.

T-lldlwpd.

I OST, 3 string of gold beads, Fri- * 1 day night. Finder please lea/va at 201 Grnfbdn St. 7-14d8\pd'.

_0S'l‘, or taken by mistake, at P.

. Sept. Who t. .. .. 113!

0|-my will nm revels persons to decline 1.1, drink. B __ C a 1

ep _urn mil.

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The length of today* will be Mtepn

hours and tm minutes. _

-_ I E. I., freight shed, one Rqrlmi-y i pping bo&k. Finder will obligi by leaving at m. Grant & Co's. office No.- 85 Queen~°Bt. 7~14d3l.

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I , 1 ll 3 ° Y 0" SBl'\1l'dBy tliqmowonii Their veritable Samp- 1 J night. Il \NH1d'9“'-che' °°“t“l“' §0n§‘AUd Siindows more than out- ing Home silver. Finder Please leaveclnlvsuil their opponents. .iuil u.. the at Eliiilll H0115?-_ ' 7-1453!-lfdllihgl soul? broadi-ned in harmony motto. `

`"_" `_~` A __ `;°`*° with thelraidxpellllili ~'"‘.ntcnnnci-~',

hhey\.fofuned»n most llotliblr ronllrast

:$568, with their dejeuzed appear- allicel' , _ .-_.1 1 As the "Star" of the east illumin-

ated the heights of the vertical eqllllibrlet, and the impartial rc- corder of th-e hotly uontested athle- more or less appreciated. ~ the eyqnte with an air ufoprmzenl-

QQ; qflihe rigrtdrial sanctum, made Mm the "wh héadedl" lroy with the

athletic troupe.

'Hint the paymaster New-some

tlhyllghfi lu. »"'P1n- wag his

where wus Mosie when

went out? With the lil? mild the points you can"

Rim. "lille-elm" see how ‘WI “UDB-

Ililr it was.

Frank could more thai\l_%¢¢0l0

points. But hc did‘n't. _ if 'Pho' presence of .e.~B¢eol\'U"\& 'FGM the Ancient onlmiy was a "villain: feature. and his amueluit Bfllilfl. With far reaching Newfoundland scout were

inet their inlire llnfcfrcllnate con-

Other important events were the

wheel-barrow and threedeggcd rlces, in which the fair sex more than ex- hibited their delighb and enthusiasm. The universal] verdict in "more worlds to conquer,"

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