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PAHIS SUEEEHS
ENUM THE HEAT PAHTY LEAITEHS
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,Long I Drought and ,Scarc
of Water Add to the seri- ous Trouble
Speciul to The Guardian. l'AllIS, July 24-Paris is swel
ing in the worst heat wave in hint half century, which is made ni se\‘L~re by the drought, not H drop ruin having fallen for a month pa liidications point to n eontinua oi in-at for several days at least, a
down in the water system.
Many deaths _have occurred, due
KING IIUNSIIETS
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ity About Means fo Ending Pre
sent Deadlock. KeptHlm From the Races
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ter has intervened lo an attempt to uw aiilrgotllie warriiig factions to a peae¢_ Ho is anxious to avert swampiiig it thi! l\lHf»urlc House of Peers with if nm; battalion of new creations and if his
personal influence can effect it he wil
nd arran l f
to add to the suffering of the pen- gene d;§a(Tlg¢llc.or overcoming the Dre
ple there has bc`en a partial break- His Majesty gave un audience to
heat y0St0I‘<h\Y. th” daily uvcraire lie- It is iinederstoud that His Majesty
ing six until Saturday when eleven were i'cportetl.'
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HEI. Illl. IAISIINEH
HAS PSSEII AAWAI
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l'ILi\liil)Al.E, July 23-Dr. Alex-
siiiirr I~`:|lconer, I). Ili., pussed away siiililuiily at 3 o’cloek this morning,
llr. l~‘alconcr hud been complain- uiir .vi‘»t¢l"i=1y of what his n-ieniis tlioiiglit was indigcstion, He had piiins in the chest and arms, but, ilu-ri--wus no real alarm felt re- giirdiiig his condition. He ate a fairly hearty dinner, and retired curly Saturday night, asking that his lon be sent up. During the niizlit he was restless and his daugh_
ter. who was with hiiii, inade sevl,
criil visits to Iier fathei"s room to ussiirr 'herself of his condition, About three o'clock she went. into tliv room and addressed her father hilt tlirrc was no resiioiisef Then she wont for Miss Macllonald, at irlinsio house they were stnying, “mi
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IIUIII IIIIIOHIU the IIODIII' MIB" MII°"G, S. Carson also camo from the
llnnnld ni. once saw that Dr. Ful- coiirr wusdyiiig. A phygieian was iiiiliuuliiitcly sent foi‘, but bcforc he ii|~i'i\'¢_-il the veiierablo minister had iriuic in his rewardf The physi- riiiii is of the opinion that death wus \'.iiu=~ic<l_ by degeneration of the iiiruciure of the heart, perhaps ug- i:i‘:i\'=iii~ii by what may have been iiiiiigcstion. ` . " `
pr. Falconer had preached iii.
Middle Miisquodoboit _ last Sunday. He took part in the prayer meeting iii l<ll_nulale on Wednesday evening, und lu- wus tn have preached in the| cliurch here tonight. He was about the village all the week and seemed tu lie iii his usual hcnltb. Last' °"""l"L'i however, his diiuglitei' ‘\`IHI\l"I. in cull a physician before he retired, but Dr. Falconer would notl hour of this. lloi-ii in Picton county between- Hl`I"0l\Iy~tlireo and seventy-four Yl‘1\_rs ago, Alexander Falconer early dirwlril for the church. On con- cluding his studies he was ordained iuid hecaine minister of Zion Clllilifll. Uhnrlottctown. Then he went to llnigtinoutli, afterwards he was called to Port-of-Spain, Trini- dnd, :ind returning to Iils own prov- Hu'f‘. be-,cniiie minister of 1’,rince street church, Picton. llc was v. man of scholarly at- tniiiiiwiits, a good student, a force- ful and acceptable preacher. Wher- Ever he went he made his influence felt for good in the community l‘="i\\u two years ago he i~otii-nd from the uctivo il1ll1lBl»l`Y» but he has by
MORMON MISSIONARIES
I"-fl<il)EIiIf`7T()N, July 22.-- Three Illornioii lnissiounries held forth in Rflirllf street lust night.. While our OI The trio was speaking he wus cliurlosi by a recent arrival from the Old country dnd became so badly mixed that he iiiade use of questioii- shle language,
llERMANY’S TERMS
NOT ACCEPTABLE
i'i\llli~l, July 21.-The l<`ranco-Ger- iiuiii coiiversations regarding Morroc- cn have not developed ii basis of F§I.llvineiit._ While .lilies Oambon,the Ifrciirli ambassador at Berlin, con- tinues them with Huron Von' Kider bcii Wuechtcr, the German foreign II‘§C"?I~'U`Y. they seem only to have disclosed a German program of com- iielisntioii which the French govern- mont resolutely refuses to accept, be- Chllsr. no French statesman can agree i04l"rniice coding the coast and in- ferior of French Congo to the Sang- II“"‘V"l'. an urea of 200,000 sqimre mlhiii. nor her reversionnry rights Over i.lie Congo free state. One way of tlui approaching dead lock which I°"\'\‘f0. Great Britain and Russia "luv suggest, ls another internation- lll roiifereiieo, should Germany con- ."'“"= her wurshiim iii. iigsfiir.
would see other leaders later.
so out of gear tliat the king post Doned his intended departure for Goodwood, where he was going this afternoon to visit the Duke of Ifich- mond and attend the foilr days race
meeting.
no nicuns been idle since he resign- ed fl`0m' l'l`ihC0 Htreet cliurcli, his voice. being often heard in the piil- pits of his deiioniiiiation'_ He Wm, to have preached next Sunday, in Fort Massey Cliiircli, Halifax.
H‘ls sun, Dr. li. A. Falconer,
sident of Toronto University, ivns absent from that city yestei~¢l,,y_ pm. fessor J. W. Falconer, of I’inc Hill college, another son, is in Winiii. peir- and his daughter, Miss Jean, was iyith him in Elnisdnle_
'l‘Iie reiiiziins will be forivm-iicrl
tomorrow nioriiliig by the first train to Picton, where the funeral will take place Inter in the week, The cause of this di-lay is to permit of his sons reaching Picton for the funeral Mrs. lfalcoiicr was in Picton on Saturday, but came to Flliiisdaie today and Mrs. J. W. l<‘n1. concr came up from Halifax.» Rev
pre-
city today.
In llr. F‘alconcr’s death the Pres-
byteri_iin church' loses one of its best known and iiiost i-icliolarly and inept valued niiiiisters. 'He had been elected to the higliest nillce in the gift of the church, serving as mod- erator at the general assembly meet- ing in London.
IMPORTANT OCEAN `
MOTOR RACES
NEW YO-RK, July 23.-The first
and, probably, the most important ocean motor race of the year in east- ern waters will start this afternoon on u. course from Gravesend Bay to Halifax. Four New York bouts wiiil compete for the rewards offered by conimodnre W, Il. Hearst of the Nu.- tional Yacht Club, the first prize be- ing $1,000 iii cash,
KINO’$ PRIZE HON
BY A CNADIAN
LONDON, July 22.- Private Clif-
ford of Canada, won the King's prize today with u-score of 310.
STELLARTON IS
NOW THE CHAMPION
NEW GLASGOW, July 22 - By
defeating Westville toduy by a score of 7 to 2 Stellurton secured their seventh consecutive win iii the Picton county league scrics and hnvc positively clinched the cliauipionsliip, Stellartoii not being defeated this scusoii. It is not iiiilikclydiiit that Sl.elI:iri.oii will now :ii‘ruiigo gniiies with Halifax and take U, professional stand. ` _I-'_
New (l1usgow's buttery, ‘j4ii'iiro
ond Sweetman, by playing against Moncton nt Truro, will, of course be professionalized, and it looks at sight the only thing to do is for the three teams to take the plunge in to professionaliniii, altho this will be hard on the boys here wliii are playing ninateur liiill and want to
< play it.
BRITAIN STANDS,
AT FRANCES BACK
I.frN]')f')N, July 22.-David Lloyd
(lt-orgo’s demonstration against Cer- many’i-i drnliintic action in Morocco made in n speech before Lombard street fliianciers last evening, has been hailed with enthiisinsiii ou all sides as a clear indication that the British government remains faithful to the Anglo-French eutento und Will be found at l<`ranco’s hack tlirouiih' out the Present n0lI\'lUl\U0"fI~ Th”
pronouncement will it is thought in diplomatic circles, place matters on u more business-like basis and go for- far towards insuring fnir dealing A-0 all concerned.
ciiEuiiio oum
The Amerie I I G s not injurious and that the 0' <1'-hnwmr s'i`iI'.. ‘TSISIAIE f'}l.i..'i...§'i“I»I‘.l'.iI fslllbrlgi in-=<\ cm is he vf°<1“°“"“
` ` t l that cleanliness
Drnmlne tl b ht t - f th roduc nm 'ihiinntloni cdhllgeterlol: HI- tgle, gms :sn pespeciul feature of all the op Wiley of tho Bureau of I-Health Wash- erations pertaining ff’ “F "‘“““f“°‘
hztfn it ui . ' _ _ trles)o'f tlig Unltglheggsgeséum Indus ltu(IlT the many h"*“‘I° °T~GII"III °II
ve
ll. was estlnioted that one out of ,SBIG ¢0<h1Y "°“° “gt ag,-tI;IvI:§II,eI;,Il:;
"WY three I h omenal sale ere l 0 B “imc bl'si1`d rI,:ri:t)lTI:r I<'>II3T]haewIIi.;rG\1I)1iI Iépiirdrmlnt Guul. SAUC9 IW “dI"“t mid und nie emi consumption :awsome few year' 118° it “B” °“1°"‘I “ I,"*0 b ion of feces esrl . truordinarl’ ¢“°°°“ PIIII II" I’°°°“III
. D Y Y .
Th ‘ ' ith ll classes. The I e llrlvedgigatorii carrie to the con- the favorite w lc ‘T Chick of the
°I’°l°h after- close experimentation basis is Amer swim it is “mop
lid research that the use of Chewing smoothest l"d°~
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l.
ii icor|.,e iwn today
ll 0 Yllc lux the prisoner was
090". a new witness, had his direct
takes place toiiiorrow iiioriiiiig at the
in. .
present, 'l`licrc is little excitement and the affair is expected to pass oil quietly . 'Flin method of executioii will be the sniire as that of Peter Whrcler. 'l`he gallows are erected behind the jnil and ure' closed in.
COOK YfO’NT GET `
THIS GOLD MEDAl
COPENHAGEN, July 23.-The
diploma grunting n. gold medal to Dr. Frederick A. (look, for his alleged discovery of the North Pole.
LIGHTNING STRIKES
CIINSO CHURCH
CANSO, N. S., July 2-2.-The
most severe electrical storm that ever visited this locality raged at an early hour this morning and calmed much destruction. The Catholic church spire was badly shattered and only by the efforts of those who aiiswered the alarm was the church saved from destruction bv fire. The bolt that shattered the
spire.
CANADIAN CRICKETERS
OO DOWN TO DEFEAT
NEW YORK, July 22. -The vis-
iting Cniiadlaii cricketers from 'For- onto, inet defeiit today on the grounds of the rltntcii lslniid crick- et club, at liiviugstoiic, Staten Is- land, the locnl clcveu winning by the score of 100 to 94.
'l`hc wicket was a bit buiiipy, but
not enough to bother the bowlers inucli.
porated sugur and then flavored with garden Spenrmint, cultivated especi- ally for WrigIey’s. ispeariniint is an unsurpassed unver- ing, also possesses medicinal proper- ties, being a splendid stonrich car- minitivc. It is just splendid :is an after dinner sedative and illgestive. oiiiidren like it and it rises then-. good. W. Hogg is meeting with creat gneeess in wholcsnling and the Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., who are retailing Wriglcy's Hpeuriiiint, say that its sales are far 'in 'excess of any other brand and that it is u distinct nd-
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press was fifteen mlnutesdate.
IIIINSTANTINIIPIE LEAIIINE HASE SWEEPS TEXA
(Special [roiii ('iinrdiaii Coircspon-
canic as a shock to the entire coin-
HIBD examined wIIIIe Dr' J' Il- M“I9h' .nuiiity. His condition was first Major wI’”I“`I
noticed by Iiisi little grand-daughter flora Walsh who notified the house- hold I Drs Sullivan, Mclloiiald and
opening of Huprenic Court at 10 n. v[c],;,,,n w,,`,,e i,,,,nem,,tc|y B,,mm0nc,1 G. F. I-lutclieson
and hastened to the scene but were
II Is 1"’S“II’I° t_II‘It the CIUSAFIK uf- too late to render aid. Death was Kem’ R030”
gIIIIIIIIIIR OI CIIIIIICII IIIIIY “IOS” I3U‘ll\)’- due to Iicnrt failure. Deceased who GLASS Cl.
was seveiit -foui ears of a e was
the United States where lic served for
l)1(lllY, July 24-Joliii Tebo will u iilunber of years in the navy under Sidney GF03’
hung at five o'clock this morning, Admiral Sarringnut and was in his |31- G- LIWG 'l‘liei'c is little doubt that e emifeg. flagship ut the taking of New Or- A-‘Allan sion has been niulle to llev. Mr. ltoy, |9805- Uh TIAS l'0t“"h t0 UUE PTO' (“0I' ht°w"I`I'
Iiiiptist minister, who has been con- VAUC0 Ill! Shllfhild H flshihil 09fl\hli5h“ sidcriilily with 'I‘cbo, and appears to “wht ut RUBASICO und Inter removed _ _ CLASS D. have enjoyed his ¢;.,,,fp|cn¢c_ 'perm to Souris where for a number of l‘»l`h0Bt__/\l11<l has not weakened his exti'a0rrIinarv Yen” he f0II°weII III” OWIIDILIIIIII. OI A~.` ‘MIIkI"nU" ll0l`\'"- H0 HU! u ll01|~l`lLy suppcy sail making. He was n good citizen, lt- §‘{0Vti'tlji0fl1
last night. The excciifioii will he highly respected and had no enemies. Ii.. . 'ii eison
p’erf_iiriiied Iiy the sheriff or Chief of nI;[IXrIcav‘I;;`I“\I'i,0lI_I{IL°I;;“ 131:10; ;.‘IIl:,Ii ,
Iolite Ilowles. I_)i. Jones will be V YI ,tt f B Bum and
Mis. H. A. 1-low c o o one son [John li, iii Soiiris besides a host of frieiids who deeply mourn the loss of the departed,
RECEPTIONS FOR RUNNERS
TORONTO, July 21-Pians_ were made toduv for a civic reC0llf»l0lll1l\d
` _...._. si presentation of lockets ami medals
to Frank lfalbuus, Jolin L_ Tuit- Milton Brooks and Arnold Knox, the
Geographical Society bus canceled the- Usiindiaii ruiiiiers, who recently went
to England.
.iii izriicrioiis
siavreusiiii 25 _
ocioiieii io'
o'r'1'AwA, July za - noni pei-nes
will cluster about the liberal caucus viitives will iiierely re-affirm their contention that the reciprocity resol- utions will iiot be allowed tu P855 Im' til after u. general election. Interest will cluster about the liberal caucus heeuuse it is expected to fix the_ date of dissolution. It is now practically settled that the elections will take
cliiircli entered at the point of the plane not cn.rlic1‘ than b`0Dt0“‘h°\` 55th\
and not later than tlctulief Wilh-
Tlie i‘»i-uindiun Gov-ette toilaY_IIllh'
lishes it proclamation, countersigned by the deputy minister of Justice, or- dering the registration of voters iii the iinorganized districts of (hitnrio shall be eeinplcted by September llith instead of October 12th, the date fix- ed by statute. This indicates n. hurrv up election. incidentally it reflects upon the statement of Sir Alan Ayleswortli, innde in the li0\u~w Ou Friday, to the effect that the depart- ment of justice had no jurisdiction in the mutter. _
A western delegation, including the mayors of Uuli-12\l`¥. Hilih WVU' “hd other iiiunicipulitics in Siiskutclicwaii and Alberta, will wait upon the gov- ernment tomorrow and ask that thc duty on coal be suspended for six months in view of the strike now ef- fective in the mining districts of Al- berta and British Columbia.
HEATHER FORECAST
Special to The Guardian. 'l‘0l`l.()N'1'0, July 25-Strong winds
and moderate gales Southwes- torly and Westerly. Cool and show- ei'y.
,,-_.mee in the chewing gum lndustry- .. _.___------
e tom ersture at 3 0'cl0¢k this
;nIrI:I(l;Ining villas fifty nine degress above
THRUUGH c'l'lin lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty-nine degrees a-
bove zero and the highest- Wm’ 9°V°“'
f I d I ft t - in . The coldest recorded tho PW'
ti?:B;';Ig|:l;nI;;tth'lT.1!;0::hurmhTIoiIml’lctII,\u vlolls onlght was flftY'0h0 UGKFWB 8'
ANIEIH EIHEIN EHENIIHMENAHE PHIIHIIIITIIIN I
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LONDON Jun' 24 _King Gowns Special to 'l‘he Guardian. Special to The Guardian. I The Guard.ian' _ _
‘JUN-‘5'1‘AN'1`IN0l’Ll‘1. July 24- A EDINBURGH J ti ' " JHIII M7The I"°IIII”' coiifiagrutioii which started yesterdu I .' my 24-Vednnes' ml-mtg wore “III Iendmg OI' the Im' eoiitinned until 3 o'clock this inorix the French uvmtor In n MOMHGTUOITI 0m(IiI‘nIi IMIIIIIIH III Texas Tmtc-“IILI ing by which time the f1,,,m,B were ,,n_ el iiioiioplime maintained the lead in g;if,';I)e;IIf;I:I,‘;I‘;3(I1’|&"’\l» uCC0l'<ll1\g to re-
der eoiitrul practically because there a circuit of the Great llrituiir avia- ____~ _y` '
l was no further fuel in their path. tion race " '
The disaster was th t t ' ' . _ - . S
' the fire in the E,,,,0;e§f;eTH;:rt:II_II;’: Llcaiunonf. followed Ved|.me,, c|0Rcly_
1870. ‘ Weyiiiaiiii was lield up ut Hendon ii- _ ,
Premier Asquith’ Dalfolfr and Lord It is believed that the present fire waiting the arrival of a new propel-‘
to Lansdown ' _Wim thi! Work of political incendiar- 101*
ies, _ ________
Two square miles of the city was .___
Mmmwihile *thc lmntiml Situation is ilrfiuiutntcii und 5,000 houses destroy- vesterd
ei _ , a
_ i utches took place at Kensington
range between members of the (ivi_
_ limi nine Association. '
' Four different classes were‘ made
Vi_Z A. ll. C. und I). Class. For the
*_ highest score in each class a silver
Special by 'l‘elepIione. ._ spoon wus IImB°IIt'eII III the Will'
l‘r‘ou<‘i»"i'owN .1 i‘ 24- II°': _ _ Si|IDijeiiieI(;oiii't i’ ,(_`II.y . ti At IIIIC ' IIIIE I0II"wIIIg IB I'II° 9”0I'°'
n y afternoon interesting
the following vritiiieeses were exnmip ’ ‘ ` ' v f
_ _, . . . . - i t_ <.iAss A.
2;l;m\ll;i]riL.diVl<»lYiic.iiix sr.. (and cross I8£(,l)mIS _,mv 24 __The Budde" R. I
` ' . ' -1, ' . ` A.
.james Molyncaux bi-otlici' of the IIc'ItII. III .("II’I' _ rIIIIm‘“I w"~I‘II‘ "f J
-, _ .’ , _ _ Soni-is while sitting in an easy ehuir '.
KIIIHT e‘I,xImnc‘I f0I.IIIBI “me in front of his resideiice this morn- ly'
.€_W3?.<
liongworth McKay , J ones Rogers
Vickerson
94 88
XS K7 X7 70
examination. Hiss ci'iu-is exaiiiinatiiiii - ` - - CLASS I3,
93 91 88
U. M. Moore
- ' ' y ‘ y s _
5 born at West River, near Cliarlottc- W- 3- LUIIEUD 35 4
____ town.Whilea young man he went to Gordon Worth 83
rl. C. Moore 31
81. 78 74 74
82 7‘li 78 75 74 73
The range official Mr. 0'l.lricn rc-
ports targets ready for 1-ight :ind nine huiidrad, and members wishing to practice, will need to make ap-
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HEIIIPHIISITI HILL
PASSEII THE SENATE
WASHINGTON, July 221- 'l`he
passage nf the Canadian reciprocity bill by the senate today, is precisely the form it emerged from the house, brings to an end President Taft's long flight for the measure, but dur- ing the debate which led up todny's final action party lines were swept away and a vigorous fight was wag- ed to saddle thc measure with riders that friends of the measure claimed would have meant the defeat of the whole proposition. Many amend- ments still were on the calendar when tho senate convened. The hill, under the unanimous voting agree- ment adeeted between the different wings of both parties was taken up, however, without further debate in thc senate immediate on the conclu- sion of the routine morning busi-
THREE YOUNG
HOIIEN DROHNED
BOWAGACI/x,_ Mich., July 22.-
Three young women, daughters of prominent families of this place, were drowned last night in licwy Lake, nine miles northeast of here. The dead are Miss Helen Wooster, aged 12; Miss Gladys Gould'~, aged 17; and Miss [louise Gould, aged 15.'l`he girls, wlille wading in the lake, sud- denly stepped into a Teep hole, and sank before assistance could reuch them. 'l‘lieii~ bodies were recovered.
! CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(TooAlate__f9_1;Qassification .)
|{AM, bacon, whole or sliced at
_ 'I‘unt9ii__'s._Y_n
'IQBESH SALMON, Halibut, Had-
_ dock, Cod, Corued codfish nt
'l‘anton's. H ____ __ ____,____ _7-`Z2<i3i.*
I 0S'l`--Gentleman's gold chain fin-
4‘ der will be rewarded by return-
ing tok this office. *_ _7-25d2rl_lpd.”_
l4‘I()It SALE a dental cabinet fit a _ _ bargain. Apply at Dr. Robins, 125WQueen__ St._ A_ ‘_ _ k__A___,‘f1-"§_5§tI
14‘0UNI), at Rosebank, bunch of
_ keys. Owner may have same by
applying at this office and paying for ad. . 7-25d3i.
VIWEACHER WANTED immediately i _ for West Wood rlslands. School No. 135. Supplement $20. Apply to Malcolm A. Mchfillsn, Secretary.
7 W” _s{f_ns'r ob' ALL" `
il li zero. At nino p. ~m. yesterday All
wits P¢?g§|:II|f;t:,'1;!rfAITiII)tI oBxhIIaml!4TtaNn wllhessvonty degrees above zero. |I»I:,:u|fn 31; 4 85 p m .bringing pséseii- The length of today will be fourteen gers, freight, express and yest0l‘<iBY'l II°II" fmd tlglly-TieviIIlIIl IIiIIl;IiItT:ihdY°lIT N. S, mail. Sho leaves this morning I-efdny I hlhgg T Eu' “ I" I’I°t°II I" “'15 “‘I"' hom TIT? iiimiill in li uns moi-ning The Harland left yesterdpy at one The 9 “I 5 orlnck for Orwell and returns here lt 935 “IIII I‘°III°"°W m°mIng BI'
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:gmac m(;I1Ting,,|,?h,;’t I°;;Wg?c1(?;Ik Tug," The siin sets this evening at seven- 'od xlzurndgto this city tonight al thirty-four and tomorrow evening at glut 830 P m .even-thirty-three; it rises tomorrow Yesterday the Eastern express, the mornin!! at 4"i“"'hhi"€Y'fI§h"th1“:I‘A Southern Western, Summerside and Th\u‘Sd8Y '"0"' “K 9 "IIA" f Y Fastern accommodation trains ' sr- niu8~
rlved on time and the Western ex- The new moon sets this afternoon
at four. . '
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lffhardk Liniment cute: Distempir. Mlnard’| linimni curelgarpt in owl
7-25dr1w.
'OS'l‘, Sunday evening between _ J Victoria Park and Gt. Geo.St., gold bracelet set with amethysts and pearls. Reward by leaving at Paton == Qs., __”._-_ _1;2@si1v<\-
FMR BALE the undersigned offers _ _ at private sale his saw mill
situated fit flovehiad. dmis nirill ilu in first-e ass relmr Ml BY G h' spected at ony time by ?l>lYlhS_ *-0 the owner, Malcolm S, lelly, Love-
7 Zbdlwpd.
ELEELIL ___._-_.7 »-------- 1+- -- ~ ~
BOWL1NG Durko's Alleys, under
market, open lawful days tgii tr
eleven. 2' 55* - Minai~d's Liniment cures colds, ste. ____..__...._.._-._
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BHIIITEUH MEETS
S HIS EIESTITHS
- Two Square Mugs Burned Vedrines and Beaumont Are Accordinzto Present Reports Defends The Liberal Policy,
and 5.000 Houses. in- Ahead of Au Their Eng- °fC°'}*°S* N°W "°"di"g
_ cendiaries’ Work lish competitors III IIIaI SITII9
and Aitacks the Nation alists With Severity
MAhVIhLl‘1.Ju1y 24.-Hen. Mr.
Brodeur, Minister Murine, yese¢;i~.|_,y
addressed 3,000 electors of lmuville
e .
bo. here. . H0 was uceunipi-inied by lion, Mi-, Lemieux, Postniuster General. Mr. Brodeur after speaking on the
Imperial Ciiiifereiicc and in defence of the Cu.nadiu.n position there, turned to the Nntioiinlists,
He attacked the Natioiialists vig-
OFUUHIY. stating that they were polled only by hatred and envy and had no real policy that could be \:s~ ed to contrary.
THHEE IIIHNS EIHLS
HIIBHEII 50 HUUSES
,ives the liouses they said they lind robbed during the .last few months,
Mary lluggiiziiio, her sister, I:£ilo- nicna, und '(.‘hi'i:itiiie ffnrsono, iree young girls, were driven in ri. car- Iringe through the city. 'l‘liey point- Ied to more than fifty houses from] which they had taken wearing ap-I purel and money. '
"We got $10 fi'-im this place and took some clothes fioin that house,Ӥ was the iniorniation given to the de- tectives as the carriage wus driven, through the streets. - I "You see that house over tl'iere'."' one of the girls w'ould ask. "Well, I got 11.84 there and in the house
NIOBE TO ST. JOHN AGAIN A
ll/i1.1I<`AX, N. S._ i-.ily 22.- The
cruiser Niobe will lonvc early new week for the western shore and wiIlI I likely pay St. John aiiotlier visit bf'-I Ifore returning. »
CHANGES IN BASEBALL TEAM
(IINCINNATI, July 22 - "C-hangcsi
and experiments will be made in thei Cincinnati baseball tcuin ai. once.” said President "Garry" llcrniunn late
Nicw iiAvi~:N_ ooiin., .iiiiy zo--I
flaliiily pointing out to the detect-I
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TEBII HANSEII
IN BIGBY JAIL
After Confessing Crime He Went Calmly to Execution Showing no Fear
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Special to The fiunrdiiil.
l)I(IIlY, July 24--'T‘t‘b0 paid the
penalty for his crime at five 0'cIOev this nioriiliig.
The prisoner was calm and showed
,no signs of tremor.
next door to it T got awav with S3.”
The infoiinution ~.urprised Sergeant
Healy and lin' €"ive iiuwlor, and ivihen their listr re gone over lata itodiiy it was se-.i that the girls had covered ull sectii 'is of the city.
The 'irrest of i..~- girls and the re-
,velations that followed caused one of 'thc biggest seiisations that has de- lvclopled in police r'rclcs in ii. long time in New lla‘.'eii, and owing to the youth of the girls the question of the proper piinishiiieiit for them
has not been settled. , | The girls are only fifteen years old, -and tl"-ii desire for line clothes and Iihc excitement to hc had at the dif- iferent suiiiiiier resorts about New lluveii eve-iitinillv lcd to their arrest. With their iii~¢-sues barely reaching to their shoe tops, the girls were liroiigllt into detectives' liendiiiiiwtcrs today nnd i'f.-vealeri the im-cliod by which they robbed houses.
'}`IIii- girls told the police that ivlcn
they .saw a womnii sitting on the front porch of her houie they would go around the buck way and get in- to the house unseen. llpoii gcttiiig into the house they would ruiisuck liiirean drawers and the like, and if any p.;rson who i~i-siilcd in the house _-raw them, the girls would say they were looking for n girl named “Mary
lIirii."
'I‘lie nrrcst of thc girls was brought
n.boiit ii few days ago, 'vhen Miss ivlnry lluglies, of l‘-'o_ 314 Forbes avenue, notified the police that three Iitile girls had entered her home, and when she asked what they wanted, they fold licr they \\'i,i~». looking for a :girl liiiliil.
Hn their depiirturc Miss Hughes
i-.Is.="-d $ll.84 from a silver ling, grid ni once iioiifiiul the detectivr-s, giving a ;lci~:ri'ipiioii of the girls. Since that time other complaints
of s siinil.-ir iiiituie cunie pouring in- to thc df>*ecti\'e bureau and scurch was stai'i.cil.
f‘upi.aii‘ lliinn_ iii' the detective bur~
emi, today decided-tIiu.t. the best way to »iin.‘i out just how Many robberies had been coinmittcd would be to send the girls around the city in 0. car- riage with two of his men, and this was done with startling results.
today. "'l"lie question of n new nninn-i gel' has been taken up officially, but, new players are being purchased right along. These will be introduced intoI
the game as quickly ns possible. Wei will not wait until next spring to ex- periment. `
"I thought we had a first-class in.
field. but was again disnppointr-2, f‘Irnctieally nil the games lost by bad fielding were thrown away at second base and shortstop:
“We have some very proniisiiig
young players in Balanti. Grieves and the two Cubans, Marsaris and Almei- da. Manager Griffith is going to give them an early trial. We have a inim- ber of deals on, and if any is made the club will be strengthened. Cincinnati will see better biischall this fn,ll than it has at any time this season if it is within our power to get the mater- iul.
George Stallings, manager of the Buffalo club, notwithstanding rs- ports to the contrary, will not be siic. censor to Clark Griffith."
’l‘liei'e is a strong possibility that
little Johnnie Evers, second baseman of the (fliicagn (‘ubs, will be the liic- ky ninn. At any rale, the new mcu will be playing inurnger, according to l"resideiit I-fermniin. I ..__._._._.,-_-_-.-.s-.-,-» ._.._-_._....._.,._-,.,-_-_~_._..-.-_._»_.,__.___-_- |
ness.
No one find figured out in advance?
just when the final vote would hc: reaclied, but it was expected dui'.<= the late afternoon hours. Follow-' ing the passage of the bill by theI senate and its immediate signnturr-I by Vice-l’resident Sherman, the iiic~| usiire must be "messaged" buck to the house which originated it, en- grossed on parchment, signed by Speaker Clarke, and then signed by Presideiit Taft, ndlcialliy and locally. The eiigrossiiieiit must be done whllel the house is in session. The house] will then adjourn until Wednesdny.' The bill probably will not go to the president until his return from llsv-I erley, Mass., next. week.
The senate took up the Canadinii reciprocity bill as soon ns a quor-I um was obtained nt 1.15 n. in., the' call showing eighty senators pres- ent.
Minard’s Llnlment cures Dlphtheria.
'l`li~ girls .niliiiittuil that they had
fake-ii anything from gold watches to pmiiios, and it is "s'iniated that the total iiinount will rcnch several hun- dred dollars. Many houses in» i' ~'iford, West
Haven and Westville also rob- bed by tlie girls. und tiips to these places will be made tomorrow. Tho girls have been released on bail of $500 (>a‘li.
SEIZED SCHOONER AND _
PART OF CAROO
I-lAI.1li‘AX, July 24.-An important
seizure of smuggled liquors was made at Uliezzeteook on 'Thursday by J. C. Bourinoi., Special Officer of the Cus- toms, and Captain J. W. Gordon, of the cruiser Gladiator, Preventive Of- i`icer_ The Officers say that for some time the Customs Department have been suspicious of George Julien of (‘be:'.zetcriok, and part of the cargoes rlini. he takes Lo tlint place in the schooner Coiiiior. Recently Messrs. lloiirinot and Cordon were assigned to the cusc._
Last Tliursilny the two officers
went to Chezzetgook on the steamer J. L. Nelson, w ere the Condor had arrived on Tiiesday from St. Pierre. After some investigation they dis- covered and seiz. i.woiii.y eases of liquor, ns well ii, .1-izing the schoon- er. The Coiiilor, which is 22 tons reglstcri~il, wus towrri to .lcllllflfm \'.'liore she was lc'I' with thc represen- tatives of the Dnpuitiiienf.. _'l`he officers say flint Julien was coiivicted of sinuggling oiicc before, about 16 years ago at Marie Joseph.
HOMAN AVIITOR
FALLS TO HER DEATH
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I'l'T‘Al\fl’l.‘iH, Frniicc, July 22.-Mme
Denise llloorn is the first womnn vlc- tim of aviation. She was killed by the aerdromo hers last night. Mme. Moore bud already made sevcriililne nsccnts were about' to iiiakn a high flight. When about 150 feet in the air her blplanc was caught by a gust and capsized. It fell straight to the earth and the woman was crushed beneath it.
"Now f lay me down to sleep: I pray the liord my soul to keep.” Was my chl\dhood's early prayer Taught by mother's love and care. Many years since their lluve hed; Mother slumbers with the dead;
Yet methinks I see ber now,
With love-lit eye and holy brow, As, kneeling by her side to pray, She gently taught me how to say. “Now I lay me down to sleep: I pray the Lord my soul to keep."
0hi_ _could the faith of oluldho0d’l
NOW I LAY ME DOWN T0 SLEEP
days,
Oh! could its little hvmns of praise. ohi could its simple, joyous trust:
Be recreated from the dust
That lies around a wasted life.
'rho fruit of many a hitter strife! uh! then at nighi. in prayer I‘d bend And call my God, my Father, Friend. 'And pray with childlike faith o'nco
ll'l0l'€
The prayer my mother taught ol
Y0l‘0.~'-
"Now I lay meadows to lnltespzv '_ I pray the Lor my ron o_ .
. --Eugene H\nr1“ITMldn.
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