‘ Like the

. _- The Paper That Oovoru Prlnoo Edward -'*_ Ilium! -

Dew I

umrlmmwn Guardian, ‘Ifhno 15:5,‘ Homing Guardian. Founded 1801. inning filjflpflgn, 13f],

all Elltllllll tttlt 1111111111111 slum

Act Warmly Commended by Minister of Finance.

I

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘0'l"l‘AW'A, Aug 2.—Sir lfltlwtlrtl Kemp, now Minister wltllolll Portio- llo alldjtorlllerly itiillister of thc overseas forces of Canada, has written the Department of Finance returning uncashed ltllchcqucs re.- ceived by hhn ior salary llllrlli‘ the war period. In all thc cheques

Columlssion. In this capacity 11ml as Minister he had oi necessity-to incur expenses frolll time to time and was entitled to be reimbursed by the (ioverlllutant but ilo has rt-1l- tlcrctl no account for such outlays nor will 1111- tlo so. 11o has also refrained froln drawing any or his

ambum m $115019 covering the sessiollal llltlelllnlty t‘or thc last whole oi thehpniylllents to hlln as m“ Svsslons or pimmnlont‘ ‘ ' Sir Edward's contributions ullf

Minister o1 Militia and later as Mmmer or overseas tomes. PreAdcr these heads. apart altogether

. ‘iron 1i I 1 t ll ti t - vlous to bolng sworn in as Mints’l1.1.,1l1,.]:,.,:r;f1,:.i: in): 12?: 1065:; tern! Militia anti subsequently as‘ ’ ' " 1' ‘

Minister o‘ Ovflrsmn Forces S" sitlerahlt- ‘amount. ilcnry Edward was wmumt portion" and Dlaytou, Minister oi l<1ua11cc has uckuoyvlctlgctl appropriately Sir

acted without remuneration as

Chairman of tho War PufclltlslliS Fmwarws “Unorosuy on helm" of

tllc government.

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CI-IIARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, ltmsuny. AUGUS’l‘ 3 1920

. 1

T1111 1111110111)’ of thc candidates I11 tho Guardian ulltl Itixaltllllcus big prlzo Contest are t1l1itc jubilant- over the fact that, the lil1l‘lli1),'l‘.li1t'1\,

hatl ticcidctl to give a spctriul prize

offal- in connection with thc (‘on-

lost. Many even wcnt so far as to

admit that. tht'y expoctctl solllcthiug

of the kltltl would be given‘ llillI

were nlcrely waiting thc lllliitililictl-

luotlt bcforc getting properly start-

ed. With yesterday's announcement,

tht- candidates should how all geti really startctl in earnest. '1‘|1cr1; is nothing luorc. tn wait for. Soluc real llvo young person is going to will two valuable prizes in this Contest. Who will it he‘!

TIIGPC is no gctlug trway from the fact that the cantiltltttc who

lN llllllliwl 1 P111511] u 11111111111111 stun

75,000 Extra Votes for Every $18 Worth 0f Subscriptions Secured This Week.

Warsaw. Soviet Surrender of Pola.

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1.

f (Dom. Press Special.) l ' nortnou, August 2.—tWltl1 Bol- sllt-vlki lltrillililllllig tho virtual sur- rcntlcr of Poland as thc prico oi peace, fighting is cOlltlnuing near

the (‘outcst aro weeks of oublo

Therefore, the next tllroo tvoks of importance to all tho Cflfltlldilpg 1n

the Contest.

lArléirT-‘lfl! 111111 ilcmbcrg, according to - o -.u '~; " _ '

How u. ..::.'.':'.:::":::.;".".::l.,"‘ 5E AWARDED 1 A Basie dispatch front BOISIIPV‘ ‘ , st St)l1l"‘.‘ sail 11-; S "t ' - The Ellficlal Prize ‘A? 119111" lsticc tilt-Lula.‘ hall lnlllvlllllt-tldltlllc Wm 1"" “w“"l"‘l l" 1h“ "“ “W” Polish representatives that the of- who turns in tho grflfltetlll 011111 fouslve would not halt until they of subscrlptlon luoucy duri, ' tllt- had agreed to mm 11m“. country “en “"09 wcekl Al- m “me over to tllc Bolshcvik military oc-

tlmc, all the votes which the acrll- icupuuon for five years’ surrender

datcs ltcculuulato while w rklng .111 “W, “,.,1u.1u1 . . l _ H __ . . . . 1 , give 11p sevclltl lglnlniblltlnxblllr‘Pitt-fl? G1?“ big cities alltl seven per cent. of

1 l O i1 _ I ' , , , ., 1 , , 1 The Gerhard IIt-lutztnttn ~" r mt“ unload mlulpmum

"Plano alld the other rcgulnr" rlzcs which will be given to u. ' andl- mmand"

(latcs who have lilo lllghl-s

The Bolahevlkl

‘PARIS, August 2.—~Poiant1's vlrlu- 1

ies and all Arms and Munitions.

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The People's Paper 1;’ Read by Every 1 Ody

lllllfillllll IJIINIIIIIIINS lllll Plllil [Xlllllllllllll

Fighting Continues Near Lemburg 1111.11

Demands Compluttl ntl, Several Large (‘.1 l -3

VHPGIOII ulust renounce 1111111115 1o "dull/Husk. Grtxino and cllou; all I Ilplluls n11 sI-vt-ll per cclll. of 11:1- lious total rolling stock must, be sort-endured; Poluud must submh; lo luilltary occupation for flvo Years; liussla shall be ])('1‘li1illt3tl to takc ovcr PolantPs coal and steel "H Sl'<‘.111‘lt.v for Sovlct administra- tion in that country, until 1021, aftcr which the Poles will bo allow- t-d to dccitlte on their futurn [01-111 of govtrrlllllcllt. POILBII Situation Very Critical

LONDON, August 2.—~Cavalry raiders of Bolsllovlkl are operating stx ulilt-s north of Warsaw, ac- tfvrtllnt: to a tllsplttch from thc Pul- lsh capital rccclvctl hero at 4 p.111. 10111. y. At an cary hour totlay no tlt-lltlltc word had come of thc Russ- ian Polish armistice negotiations alltl iirltlsh lililttltllt-i were plainly

stead. Tho Celtic was tlt was scheduled to touch hero bllt

luls-lllttltt SHIPS 11111111511111

P155

Great Resentment in

All The New!

Worth Beading A11 1:11p Ado

19y Matt, Canada. M100. UJ-A.“ Annual Suburlptlomdo v0 ‘

onment of Quecnstown as Port 0i Cali

for Trans-Atlantic Liners.

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(Dom. Proll Special.)

Queonstown, August 2.—Much rcst-lltulent was causctl hcrc today by news that trans-Atlantic lint-rs which usually call at this i111"- would go dlretzt to Ifiuglwntl lu- tllo first steamship to pass by 14110905101111- 011 to Liverpool.

it went right

Many believe tllo movt: was ordered tht-

IRISI SITIIATIUN

0ROWS

Fears That it May Bust

ration at Ally Moment

111111054 _ , (lcorgc, would lluvc to disembark if ‘

,tilo commercial benefit of

by the Engltsn so that ‘Archblqho illallnlx, wlloso Slnn Feln utto. aroused Premier Lloy

England oll his arrival from Am-~ crica, and there would be nd- chauco of 11 demonstration at 1h

dock. it was also bellcvéd the 0rd rr was aimed to deprive Ireland o

llaviu _ llllcrs cull hero. . ’

MURETENSEI

into a General Conllllg-‘l

wills thc Special Prlzo “At-rollola" 11g vows 11y gemulnhur 1111 _ will have lslti a splendid tuunrla- 111.1 1. 11111111111; 1n will two Ilflzcs 111 tlon toward winning thc Gray Dori. thc Contest. 1'

-lsticc delegation has been coutront- worried. They feared the Reds ill ctl by tho following tlclllands from ttt-utltrl 111 accomplish a complete tho Bolslloviki, according to a Bas- Polish disaster, rendering them

Between 60,000 anti 1 80,000 Troops in Ireland. v

tilt-rs in Ireland, alltl they are being y, ‘ rt-lnforcct] daily by men "arrlvinly

DUBLIN, August 2.——1t‘cars that

“WAR NEVER AGAIN” l8 GERMAN Sl0liAN

quick victory. But titllcs have changed. A crowd of 2.500 people gatlbcrtwl Sunday in Lustgartcn, the scene oi some oi the biggest war dcltltlnslrlttlons alld comnlenlortlted the anniversary oi (it‘I‘Ill2l11y'S de- claration oi w-"lr on liussla. Vtlwllli! llt-vor to g0 to war again. They lcaljrletl imuncrs with thc 510114111 ‘*“* "uevtlr again will we go to war,"

‘ H 4 I ‘TONDENSED 51100111131 1120215111121.“$01011.‘ltilfilléilitil

/

(Dom. Press Special.)

BERLIN, August 2.—Slx years ago tn the early tla-ys of August 1914. the streets 01 Befllll We"! crowded with war lrcllztod crowds anger ior battle, \\'11tily cheering tho marching soldiers, predicting a

war cripples mlrtielpltctl. Sumo of them were carlrotl on strotchers Pacifist sermons were preached in 111111131 pulplls, the text b01118 111159111 on-tho anniversary oi the decimal-- tlon oi war against Itussltl.

'0. u. ll. A.

‘CHOICE, FLOUR AND FEEDS, less 1111111 nliil prices. at 1110111 West End Cash Store, Stems Son ti: Co. Sourls 2019

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED

egg candler. Apply 1111;105:1333" v; h - - - . - _ Ciftowu 111111, t

Tea Iilll, a wagon wrap. Iiltlailc. lt-avo at 1'1. i". Mlttltligaufls. 2023-8-25-21.

A very Illltiftitillglfl rxct-tiligfili the (latllollc Benoit 514110111011 avus llt-lti last t-vcnlllg I11 the (LM. ‘TEACHER WANTED —$ECOND ‘ILA. Hall. Alllllllg those 1111180111

class for lirtte School, Dlstrltlt wort- very llt-v. Mgr. lVLcLcall, V.G.

No. 11; supplement $125. Archtl “m” Guy Mchmhn,‘ n“ 111.111.11-

McLoan, Sccictltry Trustccs. 3L lmnsnults Un1vu1-1111); 110v,

2°07 3 '~’ 3'1- ,l»‘atllt~r lllt-Qtuutl, .I.J. llughcs. l==

.____ -'-- M-G 1 .<-.. 11nd lllany others. M1‘- WANTED 10° LITTLE PIGS JalncusgMxdistlac, M.i’.. l’1‘1~‘>‘1<l°"l 91 from 5 to 7 weeks (Illl, Irl-ltlay. munch 211;, presided and l1ltro-

51181181- 6111. lllflfl '11 901111111 “I101” 11111-1-(1 1n ,1 vol-y appropriate atitlrcss

driving horses. M. W. Wood. 1111., 5111.111“..- 01- 11.1.. Qvlinlng, ltJ. tlllllrlottotown, It. R. No. 1. 1111111111 Kt‘. Grand President of ' 195l5‘7'31'2l' the usstlci. ‘ion. .111 the course of

said

his able attitlress tho Grand ‘T . 1-» 1 uislcutl- lire anti 1‘ll11 Wednesday afttrr- "Ml “n “mmunltlo! I‘ vuiodlh‘ “W nnnn on Sourls, Cardigan, Char-‘lfll-i lilllll-lfilfl‘ 1-111 allllltmlwoek Co“; lottetowu roatl. Flntlt-r please ati-dlflll)’ llelévifllfllelliil ifwlutics “m, vise Keith lingers. (‘llarlotte- (191111118 _1“"“"“‘ , ' _

1 Au -1_1wk tilt-Ir busnlcsst to or in (unallo- 1-1 °w“' g “ "lulu tnlographttl <u.11.- lrlnlaywn mvm-llnsttcctor oi insurance, Ottawa, and (m ‘llutl recolvcti n Wire from llllll stat- ing that tho (‘-.M.li.As. Valua- tions by a tuulllflctl actuary showed the society t1) b1.- atrtualy solvent “rhls nnllouucclllt-llt was Wtvlrlvctl ‘with applause. '1‘11o_I1l1t~"=1l1\‘1‘ 111°" rt-atl tho fttll rcpout ol tho {qltllliltlglli vi tho assets of tlc assoc . ton .

OF FARM Frank Suuntlt-rstnl, M.A., 11.1..

._.___.-_¢___-.-_-_ "'WANTED. —'I‘cacher for View School. No 69 Kings ‘Second or Third Class. Mid ‘Sum- mer vacation. Supplolncnt $l00.~| 00. Fretvnlttn lloberlsoll, Sccy., ,t‘ardlgan, It, It. No. 5. 21122-1441- 3i.

_...___.._?..__. ‘A PUBLIC AUCTION

including carriages, llouschtllzl l)“ _ V _ _ _ ._ n _ 111,111,111,“ 1.1,." 111(1,,r111,11 M1. _I).4,>tlttiihlllltfigttiwiislilykVllgllllgutlpms Donald's. Positively Monday 2 1111-1111111“ 11‘ "IL l‘ ‘ '

. .- .1 l 1 1i a 1ft -,la.ry flllltl of $54.294,3tl p____.._' m" fil uflt 2nd’ 1934 7 u qllllillllillllsllfii‘ statcluellts were tak- _ 1 t 1 ll 1 guthhrlug were pious ‘An FOR knnEp-pHeJgliE-E-ga-DMRIIPII ‘llialnltll IIlPUOIIIIIS of thc (lftlllll _ ,___ ___.._______ Secretary 11ntl Grand 'l‘rt-usu‘rcr ltll ‘For fiAl-s-HEAW 8'10"" *1."°I“.‘.i‘,?‘?"i’i.l".11.'l§ltllfiltfifiii’... Duper suitable ior putting under “Lmufliw moved by L7_'w_ 1._ oil cloth. Apply at (iogfidstuuh Sea“) w“ unanimously zendumd 111g M I Grand President 11nd Mrs. (Zurratl.

for their visit to thc Island.

F. W. 00LLEOE

SCHOLARSHIPS

King's. County—Edith Hugh, Mur- ray Harbor; liurold Mc1llsh,.Mon- tatgtlo. 1

Prince ttounty~Georglo Cairns, Sumlllcrside, Florence Peako, Mul- pcque.

QIIUUIYS County—(ct1uai) Lucy Sellar, New Glasgow; Gertrude iluutaln, Stanley Bridge; Isabel. Mallheson, Oyster Bod Bridge.

(llltlrlottetolvlw-liitlulsc McDon- gall, Malvina ltlchard.

several subjects: idnglls!1—76, Daisy Vantidersttne, New Perth.

I-Ilstory-SZ. Florence Clements White Sands. Arithmetic-till, Edith Hugh, Mur- ray Ilarbor. Science-SS, Suulnlcrsldo. Geography-SS, Harold Melllsll, Montague. 'i~‘rt-n-:l1-901 Clarence Plnetlu, Iiolrtllfs Creek. Mt1lll'!iiii\lI(‘.S--~il8, Edith Hugh, Murray Iltlrbtlr.

Latin-AH, Gcorgio Cairns, Sutu- nlcrsido.

MATRICULANTS

Georgie Cairns,

Total marks possible,

800 Necessary to 1111ss 400 Edith Hugh, Murray Iiarbor 642

Georgia Culrns. Sumlllorsitlo llill Harold Mclllsll, Montague, 1128 Lucy Soliar, New Glasgow 508 (lerlrudo Buntuln, Stanley Brltige, 60R.

Isabel Mutllcson. Bridge, 5118. Florence Peaks. Malpcqut- 585 'I‘honlas Mlllman, ltenslngttln 570 Vera ‘Frtlltlor. Elmwtlod 577

Oyster 1.1011

Eileen rllbbPll, Georgetown 571 (ilatlys itlrt. Plsquitl Ea" 56h Gortrudo liico, Sumlucl-sltio 5113

ldlla Stavt-rt, North licdcquc 502 Russel Lcartl, Souris 511;: Mary Alt-Isaac. Soltrls 547‘ Spencer Grocer. wl-ut K0111 s41‘ Abbie Collins, New Perth 5471 Arthur Duvar, West. Kent 543 Florcllco Clements, White Sands, 540. ‘

Ilalsy Vtznltlorstlnc, 530.

Barbara Blrt, Plsqtlitl East 5118 Altloua ltrsonault, Abrams Vil- luxv. 5' alillllrton Townsllerul, Sutllmersltlc, Louise McDougtlll. Wpst Kcnt 112i; Jean Miller, Prlllco Strcot 523i

Now Pcrtll,

LATIUN EXAMINATIUNS

Students standing highest in the .1119

1114-01

MATRl0ll- Prince of Wales Breaks Race Record

t

Patricia (Yalllaghan, Ilotre Dame, 47R. Lillian ivit-Dosvcll, Suulmcrsldc 470

l

(Dom. Press Special.) BRISBANE, Australia, August 2.

John Ennis‘ Grcentluld :47‘) —~'l‘lle Prince oi Wales riding lietl 1- . . . . . , r" 1-. llxilltilili""vv,l\lrlll"lll,gazing Lock. brokc the record at tllc As-

", -‘_ ,‘ , ' , , . cot race course doing half a luilo Al-Illlib l\'~ll.\. .’\'1tr<- lbtnlc 47.1 m 48 L5 seconds

Kathleen lialrillgtou, licnslngton, ‘M1711. l

111111-11 1111111111. Grand View "- 4472 (""1" P"" 5P°°'°"1 - Tioluntl Easter, North Wlltshtre,‘ WEIJEJNQTON. N.L.z. AIugustIZ. ‘"1- Tllgfiuigfllluelt ‘ll Nllllu eaullll/ulib . n - 1 1e cc - s blmvflft Wrlsllt. N911“ Carlelmflwill visit Smloa on his way llollle.

Ar.‘.111r McDonald, ,West Kent 469 Eileen ‘Fralnor, Melville Road ‘468

__.__.__._.._.___. Andrew LeCltlir, St. Andrew's 400

Robert Donald. Baltic ‘467

Fred Nloym,’ ML Stowe 465 Richard Johnston, Mt.lStowe 11111111111 Frlzzlc, New Ilaven ‘464 Marlon, Mcbefm’ Montague , U) Millwl Mcnflliillfl, Bellcvue ‘463 ‘vim? bill's’ 50m“ _ ‘m0 “mum, 303mm york w: (JCIIPVIVC ivalsll, Notre Dams 400

Annie i1). llogzttl. 'l‘ignlsll ‘400 l

Jame; lVlcDollaltl, Rollo Bay East, . ma‘ ' -

, '. _ (lantlidzttcs lllarketl t‘) have to McEachern, Rochford Square‘ W“ in one subject

11m Weeks, Carleton 460, ' ~st Parker, Georgetown Itoy- JUNIQR MATRlcul-ATION U

ally nlurgart-t. Doyle, Sourls (‘llristiute '|‘uplln, Kcnslngton .11 11 Sttwart. Springvaio

450 045g Possible, 500; necessary to 457 pass, 250. 045'] Edna Grccn. Mt. Stowe 200 11.. 111111.111, 11111111111111 ~157,\V11tso11 McNltught, Coleman ‘294 L111. (tap-nu, 501111,, .15.; Etllth E. Stodart, Prince Street, Leonard McDonald, Grand Traca-[Zllll-

George Johnson, West Kent 281

tlio 453

5111,1115 Mcpflpum, Q1191.“ gquareyl lltlmthy D. _Wal1gl1. Alberton 280 e451 \ Gordon E. McMillan, Albcrry ilarrle Tait, West. 111-111 450 P11111111. 279.. 1* wt Nm-1111111 M31191,“ 91111.11“, .1450 ilottgllts Gortlon, West Kent ‘270 111"“, n,1,,,..,,1|' mnknn, 1.449 11111111111 McCormack. Georgetown, Flora htitrllctitl. Montague ‘448 ‘278

1111.11,,“ 111,111,111’ 51,111.13 ‘ M1, Mary G. C. Rogers, Alberton, Grace Ackltlnd, iialupshlro ‘445 270-

Aanlc Mokltlr, Miscoucllc ‘445 Elllm Ml-Gulglln- Q1199“ 511- ‘Z511 that.“ mynn, N01", 17mm. 441 James McCabe, Kinkora i206 1.11111 Mcgwcn’ Caumhemon ‘H0 Ilrlnslcy Johnston, Queen Sq. 2G5 1111111111151,‘ [Mme 31m“ 439 Lco Chaisson, Queen Square 2G4

Jcllnlo Klclly, Prince Stretlot 262

llosn Mary (lassltly, Iirookvale 4110 _ H iutlua Mclllnls, llgnish Convent,

lo dispatch today, quoting Soviet absolutely IIUIDILSS before imposing 1 their drastic terms of poace.

lurllllut. PRESS a " SAW REAL sttllul

AT F-REDERICTON, N. B. LIGHTN ING STRUCK BUILDINGS ON BOTH SIDES OF TRAIN AS PARTY WERE LEAVING.

1"It'1*Jl)E1ilt"l‘ON, August 1.—'1‘1lc imperial Press Conference Party llati what was tlcltlart-d to b1,- one of thc lllost enjoyable “sttlp-offs" of their tour llcrc today, until a terrific electrical storul broke out. at thc conclusion 0i a civic lunch- cou. lust at thc time they were l0 1111110 vlliflycd a continuation o! lllclr motor tlrivc about thc capital oi’ New Brunswick prior to their trains starting over the St. John‘ Valley Railway to Woodst k, wilt-re they transfer frolll thc (.‘. N. R. to the C. l’. ii. uvstotn ell route to Qucbcc.

When ll1t~ National Anthem 11nd bccu sung the party started to leave the legislative buildings, on- ly to find 11 terrific downpour of rain ill progress with sharp bolts nl’ lightning anti heavy thunder, Just as No. 1 trulu C. l’. It. was about to pull ollt, 1lil'i‘(‘ was a pur- tlcularly severe crash, and 11 llltml- t-ut later flulues u-erc soon to break out lroul a large burn in Devon across the St. John river from the t‘. N. it. Station. Tllc building was tlt-stroyt-tl as well as its cou- tents oi hlly and machinery, to- gether with t1 colt anti three hoatl of purt- brt-d cattle, the loss being $6,000. The llgllltlillg also struck (‘llrlst (‘llurcll Catllctlrul which a ft-w years ago was fired anti al- most entirely destroyed in 1t ‘lot:- trical storm, but the only . age so far reported is the bret. all’ ni a portion of thc cross ' ,0 spire.

'l‘hc rcsltlellcc oi Stanley :1 .1 lass. a local lumberman and t» mill operator, who had been nrlng with Vlcc-cllalrllltln l: t t Donald of tllc conference. wtt u.

M1111’ llcllvlllllllfi. St. Atlgtlstlu ‘430 262

11121’ ‘"1111’. V‘ n n 438 '

1101.1, “IIFMHHU, £213, Dame 4314141111“ 1111111101111, Miscouchc ‘tititt

Wallace Illfllmtiiil, Mtultttgut- 4210 Illlrolll nlwll- Almel’ ‘Z517

Ilortlthy 131,111,“ G‘\[,rg‘|t‘)wn 0435i Joseph Morrlsscy . 259

11.111111 (',,1111,1.,.k_ ML 510w“ ‘up (l. M. McCormutr. lliontttgtlo 250 Mar - ct. McPherson, Stlurls ‘250

Mary (‘a111, Kelly's (‘ross 1-434

Annie. hit-Donald. Klimulr 433 l'l"ll“*‘lln" Grim“

I‘lIll‘ll Iicrring, Vernon 432 '25“

itltltt-l Sutherland, tircelnvlch ‘4111 threw“ Mcxcnllm Nmvlml (lrlwbt Allin

Leila Saunders, Slltllmersltlt: ‘4111

Ml.

Oliver Pl-oiltt, lrlshtown

11111111111 Wholan, Rncfiord Sq, '25.: Thomas Cullen, Hope River ‘251 Iitly 'l‘a_ntnu, West Kent 250 hturltln Murray, Graham's Road,

Idrlc. Mclltlntlltl. West Kent aogdrlclt McDonald,

'42s Montague, .

1101111111 MoCallulll. O’I.t»ary 426

Anita Mciionalti, Glcnflunull ‘431

.lt‘lll_lil‘ Ilougltls, Mt. Stewart ‘4211 Mllrglm“ Mclwlm- Mltllllfilllll. 11111 lion. Wllllanl lircllutlu, Sourls ‘431 m) "25-; Anita Iiowurtl, bleatlow iinllk ‘4710 Lon“ Clllrllll- 51111715

Marlon (‘ast-ly. Kcnsillgtoll ‘420 Alml" M~ Junklmb Ulllllllfirlillltl lilllarti Clark. Llnklcttcr r4211 "1"- ~254

struck by tllo lightning but e 1 1 t-tl with a few shingles kr~ z. c ofl’ the rooi. anti t1 largo h , the HD1101‘ story being spit;

t

Stewart, (‘athctlral is loss than 200 5" -

from the (T. N. Ii. Station v1;- Nn. 1 train was standing. while Mr. Douglass house is about twice

‘Z56 . that tlistntlct- 1n tho opposite tlircc-

1111- llitlltlllllg actually hitting on both sides of the trulll bltt not

‘254 touching it.

Commission onl Ttlrill Revision

thc Irish situation which is daily growing more tense, might burst into a general conflagratlotl at any moment are expressed 111 Trrilflllfil‘ blc tmarters here. Al the present tllcrc 1s virtually 11110 civil law south of the Boyne River t-xct-Dl that administered by ltepublican courts, but it is pointed out that each day finds tllc balallcc he- tween military anti revoltltitlllal‘! rule growing more equal.

.It is estimated there arc bo- twt-en sixty thoustlntl and clulll! thousand fully equipped British sol-

Maritime Provinces ' Telegraphic News

(Special to The Guardian.)

ST. JOHN'S AUTO REVENUE.

ST. JOHN, August 2.-Mayor Schofleltl lufcrnlt-tl tho council tn-l day that the assessed vltltlt- o1’ auttlulobllcs owned 1n the tnil-y u" ls 511115.540 and that $11,480 is rte- ceivcti I11 taxes from thc 1111111011‘-

t

DR. CHARGED WITH TOO MUCH

IIALUPAX, N.S., Atlgust 2.—~l)1'. J.Ii. Warren, colored, was ll"lt)i\‘ Stlpcntllary Ohcarn totltly charged with issuing more lltltlor 010N011)" tlolls than ills permit cllllrrl 1'01‘. 11o peatictl not guilty 11nd was rc- mandctl. .

ST JOHN CUSTOMS INCREASED.

sT. JOHN, N.ii.. Atltzllst 2.— The Customs rccclilw 111 11115 11"" for tile month oi July were $456,501, an lncrctlsa over thc 5111110 1111111111 of last year of more than $06.1 000.

.___._¢o>-i—— THE MARQUIS OF QUEENSBURY. JOIIANNICSBIIRG.‘ August 2 — Tho Marquis ni Quccnsbury is tleatl

here. He workcti for luauy years as 11 newspaper man ill thc [lulttrl States.

N0 Reduction ill Shoe Prices Now

from across tho channel. . As a result thcrt- are more fre- quent and lllurc stubborn battle! between the troops and the itepu - 1 vrluntccrs, who for a time had. 1.1. 1 lnucll their own way. Ther ,1 havb also been many arrests fol‘ ", carrying arms anti seditious liter- ature, 11s reports to court-martial!‘ sllttW. ll is expected thc number o1. these arrests will increase 1i‘ the Gnvt-rnlllcllt. succeeds ln carrylill’ its “tirllstlc pleasures" in the l-Iouso oi Commons next week.

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Princesses in Auto Accident .4

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(Dom. Pres: Special.) ilONllON, August 2.-—The Prin- (‘t-as lioyal anti Princess Maud had‘ a very narrow escape irom death whllc motoring on Flinchley R00 wilt-ll tllt- car 1n which they were riding collided with n private mot- , m". 'l'l11- lmplct was severe, a sllow- or of broken glass filling the Royal car. The Princesses were shaken but ullllurt, and were able to pro- ' cced to their destination.

Another Suicide At Niagara

(Special to The Guardian.) 'I‘()ltO.\'T0, Aug. 2-—MumhItng a

few wtlrtls to llIIIiBBlf but. wlthouto giving 1111y warning of his inten- tions. W. E. .witzer. an aged psa- scngt-r on the Cayuga, jumped from tht- rail of the vessel yesterday? ottt-rnonn and was drowned. H was ln tho water for some tim but it was 11ot until Dr._H. G. Kemp, one oi the passengers had workt-tl for an hour on his ho ,‘_ that all hopes of reviving hlnl wail glvt-ll 11p. I A Ntllllitlg Is known about S\vll-' zcr, 111111 thc only mark of identifi- culitul found “'11s “W. E. Switzer" plainly luttoot-tl on his arm a llttle' > above the elbow. What his ad- dress ls, tho authorities don't.