Y Far the Largest I A ORNING Dail

in this Province r - ~ ‘ _ V Morning Mails

THE CHALOTTETOWF 1 RDIA

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w“.'.'F’.'i-?ll>‘i‘.<l<‘.‘».‘Y’r'i'l315l’1‘.’N?l“1fil"ll=»1l c:HARr.o'r'1‘E'rowN, Pniycal EDWARD ISLAND, Tnrinsriav, JULY 28, 1910. l {322.1.iiPl‘$l’.Plf.’€fliE.?’f.fi’.Y¢.’i‘3£’s_

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S_EIlNl.AN'NlIlRSHIlLL _ WEDDING YESTERDAY

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' The Guardian.

Sl;ie,§it?N{N/NJLLE. July 27-An event of ,,,,risiiul‘ interest toolf. place at the reiidence of Rev. 'fho_s. Marshall tn- _my when his second dau_g~hter Hilda Mu,~y_ was united in marriage to Ath- ,,l wendall Seaman. 1|-|,,. bride was very charrningly gowned in silk voiie with passarnen- wie tri‘mrn.ings and orange and wore ll bridal ve-il and orange blossoms. _elle carried ri bouquet. of carria-

fimls an-d riiaidenihair ferns. ,elle was atterided by Miss Pauline liiul: of St. John, who was gowned in blue and white muslin and lace t,,,,,mings and a picture hat.

fplla groo-in was supported by his

brother Iluper‘t, the nuptial kirot be- ing tied by the father of the bride, assisted -by Revs. Bell, Spragiie and liogi-rs. _ ' ’l`he hride's going-away gown was

of brown duchess cloth, with corded silk trirnrnings und .pasS_ariii-riteriu.

she received gifts galore rronr al-

most every quarter of the globe. only inrrmediate relatives a-nil,” few- friends witnessed thc cercriioiiy. ' .»\ftl“r 'luncheon the happy couple ,left for l’. lil. l. wihere they will sin-rid two weeks hc!-orc lcavirrg for tlie west.

IIEE IISSIIEIIIIIIIN

2 IN ININNENIIIIN

lt. R. li/lliclrhm, J. W. Kiers’lieriil,l“. H. -llonnell, J. W. V. Lawlor, (I. tl. .lnr~ilnii. l.-i. W, ltobertson, St John; li‘_ f'_ Haydeir, H. tl. Evans and W. 4i"_` Sinners, Halifax, ciinie to the

city last evening to attend the con-I

renfioii of the Maritlrn-li l‘r‘ovi|icc:. l.lfc llnderwritcrs Association which will be held in this city, the session ennirirrriciiig- this uiorning 'ind con tiniiing over until Friday,

other mernbers are expected to ar- rive tonight.

'|‘l~lUR.\`DAY, 28th. JUIQY. 10.30 a. m. lu the Board of Trade Roorns. llh-i-ting calleil to order by J. T. Wilsoir, Halifax, Canada liiie, chair

marr it' St. John Coirveritioiri. .l. W. V. liowlor, Fit. John, New York Life, to give synopsis' of the limi convention. | rlillcction of tlhairrnari an-d Sccretary~ frnnr delegates.

Address of welcome by lit. (lol. Davisoii, President l'. E. I. Associa- tion. ' lieports of Associatioiis by repre-

"""t`entafi\'e-:l N. S., N. B., and IP. E. I.

Ad-dress -D1* paper-"'l‘h% Co-n|_rcra- tion nf our Head Office necessary to

-~riircess"-by J. T. Wilson, t‘»un-lidzi

Life, und opened for diisciission.

2.80 p. -m.

Address or paper- "The secret of '|| ‘V .iq---_,i-.-_;i|_.[ .ini ui ssconiig t'liil-ruin, lilqiiitablc Life, St. .loliir, Addrrss or p'aper- “Tire Golden (lp- pnrfi.nity of Life lrrsiii'niice"»-.S‘yd- nay delegates and otliers. AillIress.or' paper -"Tire Agcrit, his duty to his C-orrrpuiiy, his (liient and lIirrrsclf"--by J. IG. M-attiicws,.Nortli .~\lru'r'icr.ri Life, (`liurlc.itr=to\vn, to hc discussed by W. K. llogi-rs, tlaiinilu Life, f‘h-arlottctowil, and otliers. iirneral business to be discussed here.

8 p. ni.

Address by E. ll. Marliiiiii. Ht- John, l»‘resident of the Iiife llirdcr- wrrti-rs of (lairnda. Aildress 'by John A. Torv, Secre- tary of Life llnderwritei's Association lil Vlinemla.

Adrlrcsses by visiting lleiletffltell- Debate-Siiblect: "Will the ti-inc flllllr wh-en liifc Iiisiirrriice will lui sought after ns ri ril-ccssity, witl=oiit llll' persist-ent canvass of the agent." l<‘HlDA\', 29th. JULY.

lllornlng to hc devoted to sight- Pltfilur and arnusenieiit. :l_;l|l p. ni.-Sail on Ciirirlottctowu

llurhnr.

fr rr. iii.---liliiicli at West ltiver. ‘J p. nr.-lletiirn to (‘.hriI'l0tt0i\\\Vll~

t‘.i\l\ll’Bl¢]l.l.'l‘L)N FIRE.

(lampbelltoii, N.B. July. 21 ' 10

To Baptists l<]verywliere:

ily the fire in Campbellton July llth, the Baptist chiircli and parson- “llc were totally destroyed rind ull viii' members in town lost their iinriies and places of business. 'I‘hc iinzirrunce on pnrsonage only cancels the debt against it. 'I‘irc lusilrarrci- 'un r-liiirch pays debt against it and li-arcs two Lhousarid, two lniiidred

dollars (2,200)f, with which to

iriiild church and ll8l`H0llHK€-

We have sold church lot Illlil hvuglit one of thc best. lots in town.

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Illll INIINSIIIN

IN MIINTIIIIII

rlas Caused Appalling Loss _ And Gives Alarm for

Future Trouble

Special to The (luarllian.

WlNNll’E(l, July 27--l1‘-ears of a

serious rut invasion are founded on u report froin lla Salle, Mun.

Tire rodents at the present rate of

l>l'U|zi'css, if not checked, will reach Winnipeg before the end of the pres- ent year und they are doing ter‘rl\ic darirage all along the line of march.

lt is stated that up to the pmrzeiif;

the pests have caused li loss to the l’rovince of $4,500,000.

IIINIWNEU Ill Il

IIHIIIIEH PIENIE

Special to The (luardinn.

HT. JUIIN, .lilly 27--'l`lic picnic of

the li`nirviIli- Iiripiist cliuri-li at Wat- ter's I/alrding today- vrlrs at'ten»iled by n fatality. _

A young niun, Fred .~‘.iierw0oll, liv-

ing in li‘air'ville, was drowned while swirrnnirilq.

’l‘he inau wus 20 years old and was

employed by the Ht. John railway.

In The Supreme Court

'I`lie.Kiug vs Ttuel Dingwcll 2 Appli-

cation for liahcus corpus for the dis- charge of the prisoner from George- town jail on the groiirid that E the niagistrrites had exceeded their juris- diction in rnukiiig thc conviction. 'l‘he prisoner had been imprisoned under ii coiiimitinent by Miciiael Mcflor- rriack and John llflclieari two justices of the Peace for King’s tloiinty. Mr. Justice Fitzgerald yesterday grunted lin order for the prisoriei-'sidischarge from custody.

C. G, Dnfly for the prisoner and F.

Ii. i~la.~l'/.ar'd~,-»l(. C.--A-t-toriiey General for the cr'o\\'u.

AWFUI, RESULTS OI"

lJYNAMl'l‘l-J EXPLOSION

QUlil[ll<]("., July 27.-Teri men killed

and several others frightfully inaug- fed is the awful result of uri explo- sion of dynamite at Downie's camp on the 'l‘ruriscontinentnl construction 125 miles west of Iiatuque.

Althoiigli details of the horrible ric-

cidcnt are meagre it is learned that the orcur‘r‘ence was due to one of the men attempting to open a can of dy- namite with an axe.

His carelessness finally caused the

dynarnite to explode with great force ns to almost blow him to atoms.

The explosion led -to a second in a large i|uani.ity of iiyiiiinritc used for i|unrr_\'in;; pirrposes und iiloiigside of which I5 rncn were wnrking.` With aivfiil swiftiiess and force the dyna- mite suddenly exploded literally blow- ing some of the unforturrate men to pieces. 'l‘wo were instantly killed, while others soon succiiiiibed to fri- ghtful injuries.

Tile force of the cxplosiori was _so

great as to slinkc the mirth for miles iiround lirid was licrird at a gl'0H~ff disf.nr\re.

our ooirgregrition Iii-ive goin-, away, ivnvirig the hiirdeii of building for ilu- rest. Our people will not bc able to do much, for one yelir, either _to- wnril pustor’s salary or building fund, except ri few of them, who will do nobly. We are lflilllllellllil W louk to thc denomination to put us in possessioir of buildings or dlsbllllll- We must build without deht as we could not carry even a small dclit._

Anytlring but 11 H000 llllllillllli’

would mean failure for us. W0 HW awiiitini: your answer. Uriless thi' outside within four niontiis, they cniinot he until next .=runimc_r‘. 'l`_herc_ iir'e no buildings to sec_ure either foi_ w<.|~_~;\rip or to ll\'c ln. Most of ns uri- now living in tents. _ . llelp us ann help HH HOW. U- W-

llur penile are stripped for the Schiirnian l’ust.or. ' ‘

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mo.-it part of everything--ironic.

furnltiira lirirl business. One third of M|nard’s l.lnlment Cures Daudrlll-

LIVERPOOL. N. S., July 26-A rlire treat was afforded the Hiiriririer ilnlronl in having,the opportunity i0 ine-et with the Royal Commission i-ii Industrial and Technieal"'{i`.ducatlon. ’l‘nis commission came to lilvorpool to study the industrial condition of the locality, but more especially in llet the evidence of the tcucliers ns- nernhled there un the educational con- _dltinns that prevail in the lllai‘itii\re Provinces. ~ The commission arrived on Friday. the 22nd inst., at noon and were mct IW the Mayor' and other prominent citizens of Liverpool. They were giv- in In automobile drive throiizh “WI

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(‘»liarlo’r.tetown. ln the afternoon they

, , ' _ 'f th' Suniinei ‘mind the clnsfleq' U shin wliicli

Hciiool tlrat_weie_ in H05 ~ _ _ ineiniieii ine nliyswiil f\\l_*‘:°~ ricultural and the N1 Y _________ 'I‘lwy 0XP"°“““" .menmehes ill' what wry favurnhly lmvrcssm iEiv1r,\Tlios. "'"'y w""'"“”°d` The Nectelt Nine tire U°"#f""lf“~ "1"““"‘“"‘ U” unit ue use very best rirstiirciion _ ____ _won fm. aiding the teacher ani ll _

ini: to ner rained impetus “"0 *""l""

ntion in her wirfk- _

A piibllc nicctlllll Was mm E" th"

'Opera House in the evening. l\f0*‘l‘l°‘l_

. A.

,_,,,,,. by Mayor Mulball. Dr. gl __ °

lr d t tai ment to the Pf>l`°“"“° '° tii:Em¢°\:ll:|° Elamlle anoffgellr thgm at the men f9fmlnB lt beliil the most

ENEIENI _IPIIINS

IN IIIILLISIIIN

They Meet Head-on at High Speed. Engines Wrecked. Five Persons Injured

Special to The tliiar'dlaii.

i’l‘}'l‘li}itll(JliU, July 27-Two (‘., P.

fi. friiglrt. trains inet in a head on collision one mile east of Indian Riv- er. as the result of a nrisundcratand- ing of train orders.

Both trains were .travelling at high

speed niul the engines were locl'od to- gether und seveii or eight cars tole- scoped. <

Five persons were injured more or

less seriously.

MH. |lIIIlEHlSllN IUINS HUYIII Illlllllll

(Mor\f.r'i-.al Star.) -

It is officially urinouuced that Wil-

liuni Itolrertsori, presiilr-rit of the Uriiori llrink of Iliilifax, will repre- sent the interests of the sharehol- ders of that iristi-tutiori on thc board of thc Royal Bank if the pro- posed dcul 'for the purchase of the Union is approved by the share hol- ders. 'l‘liut is part of the agreement iinrlcr which the Royal makes the purchase on the terms anriouriced ex- clnsively in 'l‘lie Star recently. ` Tire present dir'i:ctors .of the Union Bunk of Halifax will uct us advisory bourd of the Royal Brink of I-lalifax.

The present policy of the Union

Brink of lirilifax in respect to the lrilsiriress will be curricd out by the Hoyul Llanl: of ilrinuda, and the ad visory board being retained by the Royal Bunk of llnnalln is the best evidencc.of their intention to safe- guard the iritcriists of the customers of the Union Blink of Halifax.

it is also agreed that all the pre-

sent staff of the Union shall b"éYre- tallied for a period of one year at ii saIary_riot less than now received by tlrerri.

crnincnt uicn in their respcctfvc spireres of uctivit.y.~ As ri result. of the labors of this comniission he forc- saw iniich of advuritage for this young and growing couritr'y. He tliouglit that it would be fitting for the Dominion (ioverurnent to give some aid towards the cstablislinierit of techriiclil schools in the iridiistr'iuI centres of the Dominion.

Ili a liurriorous, yet earnest spnccii,

Professor Macoun, Dominion Botun ist, urged the teachers to have high rinibitions and to push to the front, Prof. Macoun is u splendid exarnplr of the yoliiig old rrierr, having punseil the four-,~:corc mark, lie is still alert, briglit and yoiitliful in his riiunrici and a<ltli'ess.

'Hin principal speaker of the even-

ing wus the clruirrnnri of the commis- sion, l’r‘of. J. W. Robertson, C.M.G., l.l.. D. fri a closely seasoned and eloqiieritly ileliitered iidrlresi: the doc- tor dealt with the great prohlern of eiliicntliin. llc reviewed thc coiiritry, its possibilities und opportiiriit.ies. Among the best opportunities that this country affords is thc opportu- nity it gives to provide on adequate education for its children. The great- ci-it asset this country has is its peo- ple, and it hecorncs the duty of nil to sec that the children, get the best chance, arnl this can only conic through the proper education.

ln this Dominion there are three

ltrent occiiputioris. The gathering of the things that nature has provided and which she is inviting the people to conie and tnke. The ses,_lakes and rivers teerri with fish, which are ours for the taking. ln the mine is stored the hoariled_ wealth of the ages, kept for the use of man which when he takes is taking his own or ratlier God's gift to him. Tire grclrt est field for gathering was the fnrrii, ever giving and ever increasing in its power to give. l<‘ar'ming he aptly dc- scrilied as "giitiicr'iug siinsiiiiic."

'l‘lie second occiipation for the peo-

ple was that of making homes. The purpose of all right effort was not to get mid honrd for the iriilividi|ul's selfish purposes, but that he niiglrl make ri Ironic. Tire third and great- est of ull occupations was that of tclicliing the children. The child comes into the world in utter ignorance. lt is not the posscssor' of knowledge of any kind. ltr-l only way to acquire this is by beiril: educated, in the Ironic, in inter‘course with its fe|. low, buf. most of all in the school. The child is not only ignorant, it in helpless, and that it may always rt-Y muin independent it must be educat- ed, In addition to its ignorance and liclplessnesa, it is selfish, and that it may grow to have a proper appreci- ation of his relations to his fellows he must be ediieated. Tire rapt at- tention of the audience testified to the excellence of the address.

James' Simpson, of Toronto, a

member of the commission, in abrlef rind humorous speech referred to the work in which the commission was engaged. `

Tire thanks of the meeting on mo-

tion _of Prof. Andrews and Judge

Forts were tendered the speakers of the venlng.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, July 21-( Special. )-

` July Wheat ..... 1071

September Wheat 103| July Corn 65|

September Corn 61-l_}

Mlnard’| Llnlmeiii. erin Burris. ste.

WESTERN LINE _

IIE ll. I. PNIIIEIS

Making Good Progress. Laur' ier to Board First Train On New Section

Special to Tire Guardian.

VANLYUUVEH, July 27--A Prince

Rupert despatch says Sir Wilfrid Laurier may be the first pass-eniger on a hundred rriile section to Prince Ru- over the pert, nine miles east of the bridge over' the Searnada Rapids which will be constructed before the l’rernier's visit.

The track layers are making good

headway this side of Yellowheaid Pass

flock work is heavy and four hun-

dred iind fifty miles of roadbed mrust he rnude before the gangs from the

east shake nands with the g-angel frarii the west. f

The work is well up to schedule

tirne.

NGCIIIENT Ill

SHEElWIIlIl] SIN

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An accident which may be attend-

ed with serious results occurred last

evening at Slierwvooil as the special troili conveying the Grace (llinrch picnic cxciirsioriists between George- town and this city was on its return journey. ' Tlicre were at least six passengers who got on at this station and the trnin slowed down as it approached the siding. Une of these passengers, Mrs. llichnrd Bullnian, East Royalty, prepared to get off, and' when the train stopped she attempted to alight. While in this act the train started ugairr and Mrs. Bulman was tliroivn forcibly to the ground.

Tire train proceeded on and the

other live passengers who should have got oil at Sherwood were brought in to this city. They -were Misses Mag- gie, Bertha and Elsie Bulman, dau- ghters of the injured woman, and Mrs, James Roper and her daughter. »'l‘he girls saw the accident hilt could not get off owing to the in- creasing speed of the train, but as

soon as they i‘eal:Iie_i_} .this city they procured a team air 'were driven to their home by George Wheatley, of this city. Ou their arrival there they found that their' mother had been driven hurrie by James Roper who had gone to the station with his terini to meet his wife and daughter. Mrs. Biilmarr was found to be sull- criiii: a great deal of pain in her slroulder' hilt owing to the delayed arrival of the physician it was not known at a late hour- just to what extent the woman is injured. The conterrtion is that the train was not stopped for u. sufficient length of time to allow the alighting passen- sers to get off in safety.

Speaking to The Guardian last

night Mr. Wheatley on returning from Mrs. Biilman’s home, said that many were indignant over the mat- ter and he thought that nothing of this nature would have occurred had the train stopped long enough at the siding.

No doubt the Railway authorities

will instigate an inquiry into the cause of the regrettable occurrence.

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‘fa

the previous night was sixty foiir`a-

.$ "l. '

lows :

CHARLOTTETOWN TEAM

200 500 600

Keith Rogers ' 28 30 32 G. M. Moore 29 30 30 W. K. Rogers 32 28 28

_ J. Miller 27 29 29 . . Brow 28 30 25 . . Beer 23 28

31 24

27 24 27

mgnurmr

531:11

. Matthews 25 . Arblng 26 27

A. Allan 80 25

. C. Moors 25 16

Total

SUMMERSIDE TEAM.

200 500 600

E. Monkley 27 27 30 H. H. Beer 20 27 27 Dr. Ballem 29 28 25 i.. Allan 28 31 21 J. Squarebriggs 29 29 21 H. Crockett 23 27 27 J. Pritchard 24 27 26 J. Laird 20 20 24 Dr. Laird 25 22 23 L. Crew 21 20 23

Total A return match will be shot

a fut ure date.

merside Club boys are all right.

The individual scores were as

ttl. 90

ttl. 8-l

Kensington Range, Charlottetown

nsrs llllllli PAUL GILMORE _ llwln llli lllli AND Miss FRENCH

Special to The Guardian plni and its curly actir/n in at the

LCNDON, July 27-The famous l\ic’l`n\'isli irorrn-, ilouiiling at the set-

lieanirig Tower of Pisa with its eight , . tier-'s lioirre url- i\lill<>l\»1l<l. a railway tiers of marble colonoades is threat- -errgirn-er, lfiurrvri Carripbetl) and _ ened with the same fate that over- May be Soon' N0 (:eor~r-i- i-innrley his assistant (Paul.

took St Marks Campanile in Venice. ' - 'l`criiiiiic\, _

A royal commission of experts as MOFB Mel] _Being Engaged Jnnies llcniil.ii-ii, a young French-

the result of a thorough inveStlga- (`~uri|uIia|i il\lr llrirriorel is in love tion reports that rue lo»uiidati<>rr is Al Pl'8S6l1f rr-ni. llniin. .\_1r-inn-.iii als.. afret-is ef, Slowly giving way_ r be in low with ilu- girl. “There is

good lo\'i~ null had love," as Beau-

, _ . ’ 'hir-ri says, urnl Hilda is distrustful of

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S S$I‘3g_'g_qt_‘)’__'n'eJ__’_‘;_“rZQEQH ___ ___________ fllclioiinld, irliose suit_iiefr. father fav- »

»' stood here' than the local tlrurid ""¥‘- l'l*"ll\` I"'*'llll-"* 'H li lllllil SPBSU- _ r

Trunk 0n~_cm\B have __e(__.___,____ _______________ lution \i_hii_li t_iin rii\.',iiic_er puts in his si

' \\' l < ii ~ i ~ ' I I

o l, I’

in the liui r~hurar-ter of Beriubieu,

_ thoiii- for ini lutvirrn the false and

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73 70 64

769

OI] BL

DR' CRIPPEN AND -~»---' --L ~~~~ - ' ' ' lr 3' ' rnell Univer

STENOGRAPHER ARE their' esc.ape,'accoriling to the pu.pcl', isity is u little- strife within a state.

. f UN STR. MONTROSE. and the captain of the siearrrrr, corri~ ing ,,-'||l~¢-0g,r,f|,1 ,,|,,.,-,,U,,,, ca_|s for tha

tw" “OUP” “nd I*-“'W'9l¥ ml““f°5- circumstantial story of their arrival

on board the Montrose. Un Friday

The temperamre at three ordock the couple were overheard discussing

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MONTRICAL, July 26-The rltui'

publishes the following

r ed ollo inf diunki-ni

»l f » A in srlullil

quarrel is repor_tl~d from Plriilips- I _

burg. lt appears that two eiuploy

as of the ‘rnririile quarry, a few n'rih~ir from that village, had been drinking on Satiir'day'urnl at night had sorric

place on the property of the rorripiiriy

the ali' came to blows und during

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the course uf the fight one niun nain , ad l)0hg-rty ivan krrocl<r~il--ilowri, llc 7*'<'lllll'llll\lr, |>l'f‘.‘li|lPiit of (‘orn¢l|---Um;----- --Y -- lav stunned when on the ground. and \"'|'dIl.l'. Wllwrli llc considers to be th.

fellow workmen who went. to his ns

slstaiics founil that lic wus iiirriiii- l»'l'0‘-\`llll»' lll fills svifioir of the sl e, scinus. llr. Atwatrr, a lorul physi.-i irris rbi- .~~lr»ili-ini-nf niude here today as. was sent for, brit when he nrriv- IW l<l'i*l`\’~\'i‘l|l1lti\'\f -lllllll W- Dwlllllt.

ed the niun wus dead, ri-|>uli|ri~nn irhip of i‘ougr'ess.

H- \Ill I In

“irrvestigation sin`i`wr-rl tlnif. in il

fnli the rnun’:i head had struck on - _ . . ._e . _ g. & rhe rocky y_i-onnil and than a irur- flu' =~~'liiu'iiiiiii oiirilrilacy, closefrlenda ~

ture of the skull had l'_olloi\-nd. _ul Mr. lli\'iirlit_\ii_\w his attitude as Lil illi'

"Meanwhile the assuilziril was ln-lil ull the lnori- sigrriliciint lirrcainie of a

bv other workers. and i\lr.rn it iw- rcceiit talk \\'|l.h _r._lic pri>.siilcrit.. It is N” came known _hm ,|,.,,t_|, |,,,,| f,,\i,,“»,-,i helu-\'i~d thirt luis visit had to do ,.4 the fight. he was taken ini.. ciistoilv “"H‘ Ulf' l10\'<‘l'l1\'l`>`llll’- _

Y A l* i i _N is Ni iii .

Sweetsbiirg. An iriiluesit is lrcing hr-ld

____ municated with Ncntlanrl Yurd aiiil‘i|ir-,iii-st sort of tact and ability. Dr.

_ . H turlay dccr hd to riricst the is-iiir i l .~ .~ --fl-l '

LONDON Jun 2b_That' Dr' Haw' on la ( ` siliiil-rii.l.ml"lii~lNaT\';\l(T(lillriil "H its pre-

Il rr.ci' <ili.r ‘-ire-""“.".-”' . ._ _

1;"-

lilxrtlirrrt .-.par-rrii _~;i~.-rr,-1-y_ mcludmg. \'l~|‘v |'i»nl lor-i»..l uri-irc, and eléctrig

1l'llt \'fl`i-rl~i nilileil to the intepegt bf

NIIIIIE MENIIIINEI]

*words an-d lirgaii figiiting. This took ` _,__

__~ _ . . . . , ii I »

822 opcratiiia the plant. lironr words, ll`ll1\‘ '\. N. I., July 25-That he ` _ ,_

is ~;troiiy_ly in fuvor of the candidacy for _ifover nor of Dr. Jacob Gould

best, pii-cr of giilicrriatoi-ia! timber

. li ~ in no way referred

l\Ir 'l‘lifl in his stiitiuicnt in favor 0

and r-einoved to thc coirrrty jail at “Uri !~lrliurrirun is in every wa

quaiilif-ii to lill the position,” sa

here today. Doherty is iii.-l.-i~si....»ri in llliyllwirlil. "His ability as an ad- belong to Sf John (N. 15.)” lrriiiiistrutoi of lor-ge ullairs has been

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_a - mer Montrose now on the irish seas D1", nilrlylri lpi `“L||i~imr|ii‘i|.,eil rililir lnnllh' Elmil I kmm Emil) [flung of hum

\ _ ' __. M » _ __ _ _ w a, o _rr ~' ie. ‘ . ' z " ' . . sioiii ii- very uni in ee if not.

LEUUINI ‘UT Ummm' ls it e 1.151" mm and was informed he had coiil.i‘a\'i-ruul only 'i`oniploos, but other countries

, iiction held by Scotlanr iYai . _ _ . h ,,. , , .___ __ ___ __ ____ ,__ _ _ _ .

-1”" ” ' Inspector Dew is now aboard the. " 'e ‘““ " “'.‘_I" "J “TE “H -'md I' u" N ‘ “U” "' ‘l"‘l"’" R" mm Wh°“` y - _ ,, »

_ __ / &(:§;:t_f)e_';__S“t_;'_I_;l_;‘¥_0l_mf_§_'_;_‘;n?__ L:__:_md°‘__‘;; procure prr_iof_~: fli_ui_. his nuln_n _w_»i>:_ Multi.; Aflllrifl. ,.__),_K _ _

E' " .Q f also or uw arrfrvai or on Montrose. ‘,,ff_'_{"‘f§‘_j“__f_’f, ‘ ;__'_‘__ ‘:_f_‘_'_‘_:_f\\_‘___\_\_fi:_ \_\_>_» .inn ins Raconns. I

According to one desputcli received _ " ' ` _ '_ _ _,Z , , _,l _ _ " _ _ ` here from Montreal, the (lariudlaii §_'_‘_l_'_h:T___?_"‘ me ’°'“’“ “" “ __Ni~_.W \_URl\_ .liily 20.-(lalliroori.

. ‘LJ ’ . - Pacific railway officials were in rc- AN.i-wl.-|¢l' Jiri ' 20- -Tire lm, p_____ -sullrrnn l oi|i_i1.y, wus the early home

i '_ ~._<§~| >-~ 1 cent of w|reless .meE,,a ¢ from ‘ ~ 5' _ - _ of llr l<`|'eilurick Nook, explorer, and

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. \»f . sengeis on the strlinur Morii.rosi,_ _ _ . .

~ . 4 ‘ ' the M¢mt,ri_rs9_ saying that the Len- _ _ _ rr brotlii-i of thi- doctor still resides ,‘

| . *__ which sailed frorii lrcri July 20 for .~ _ . ,

_ eva woman has been founzl, and has M t, I _I _ ‘__ _____ _,_ __, __ tlnii ilu risiiluiirs of the iiliage B

‘I -< ' .0 '_ sed A u_____ dm _“mn h___m on rea, will _'"5 I' M V e U 'W >.|.ill hn\'e <-orrfiilr-iirc in the explorer. f- L “P” ' "U I of minute iniiiurrcs bv thc London .. -_ »

_ f MOn¢|~ea| Mid that the g.-,mpgny img one were ____________ ~_ _____ ___ ___ lin- ciri-ri-iii i.~.sui- of the village pa-

ir t een able to establish conimuril- p e’ _ ' _ “ '. _'I " l>l‘F =‘1\Y-‘i~ -

cgufx, with rm., snmmm-_ ”m_p “n_l_“'_ ‘l,°h'.‘_ “°l"';T"‘ "“_“ "’l‘h»~ ri-ports that Ilr Nook has

pm., am.,,n,,||ug_ing (._vme,,¢e pornt, ‘§"_'" _____:’""€_‘_"_'_'__ ]:_‘;__ ‘SN in-4-n in Soiitlr .»\iiu-rirri urc uierefa- _ _ Nl

(0 the cp,-¢_ul,\;y that qhp l-mlple B. "Fd 5 '“ _7 " Tl I* H _ Iih-s. Ili- is now in rl-intli America, ‘

board the Montrose are Dr. (lrippen a‘ _ wx( M" _V un-I we lrnow vxni-fly where he'is lo-

‘CLOUD‘1’¥¢\NARD.' and Ethel Leneve. Their movements Pd pnhnage' for MU"t"_‘“‘ ‘m fI‘,'l-" U will-il, and in din- turn- will announce

________ ___w__ been traced p______u____uy _“__” by the sf.cnri\c_r' Miiritrose, _~;_riiliu,: on _,_ HN h,,,,|,|, ,_, i,,,__,.,_\,i,_g HmBd_

they ‘cu L,_____‘m__ most 0( the time Aug. .ll. liniel l{i_ilrlri.~io_ri_ nskell flinl .,|_v_ ,,,,,| |,,, ,,,_,,. “,___i_,_h__ 170 p0“nds_ being span; in Belgium under me ui. "hey "U“m ll” _ "_"“*‘I""“‘l__ '“ _ll‘_“l Iii- i-xp.-ell: lo ri-,siiirrv lin- North Pole

Special to The Guardian. me of Robinsom the ghl u___m_gh______ Bama Bteanler milrrrg _.lilly JI. l'l¢“ i~~-riri‘o\'i-i~.~_\' niquin i-nrly this fall, nl I TORONTO, July 28-Moderate to pogrug as |i,0|,i||g.,|,'S l;0n_ MN? th"5' ”""|‘l "I’L“‘" ll lW"'l*"""l‘ .-oorr as lli~rrii|-r rerurrru with his re-

fresh suiitirerly and southwesterly wh n purchas'n . ti k t t “uhm” _ cords.

_wlnds, partly fair and warm but Ant;erp_ Ro\:,ngSo=’_as_;?_.g5c__\‘_:_r'l3yB;__ The passeiiger rigrnt of the lrnii _ _ , __ ._. Hilmv Ulll"‘l<‘fl"*"~0"l\S~ slated upon having a double berth “mls “_W"“"“““" “" "“"" 1\"‘ lvllrinril'.~i l.lninn-ur. for sale everywhere

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Expert Engineers Report if in ‘.....~f£':."'.i;';.'_‘ l;'.i:l§.':.'1.' ;1‘§°‘r.z

fc at thi Uri-ia House last evening-

Dangfir Ffom Foundation in p|'osc-ntiiig ’l’lie Wolf, a three-act

" _ , ' _ ~ drauia of nortln:i'ri (_`anadia.n 'life in

Glvlflg the wilds. Andrew Mc'l`avisli, (Harry

UN llrl.si'o|ll li Sltotrli :~icttl8l', R llBI`d, `

rrassiiirilite iniin, also eager for gain _ = I

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and his iluiigliter Hilda, (Mind .o.g, '

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this morning was sixty-two degrees »_ ' ,;. . _ _ _ _._ _-_----- "‘ ‘ 'l.|‘l“ "lim "-="°- Londtnsed Advertisements

_ .__*;°_-q':;-_--_~.-_:;:..-:_;-r; q0,ne¢|m,.s ln parwirig fiiruugir about, and thus being tempted by,

The tide willd be hlgll thN_:_::t_;e1‘- ;: t'-°T'Eq|,-__-~1&;1at_§s_-‘_!|T‘§:4gtl__r__l_T_____` c__0»wd_ we ned 8 fare that liiir'1il‘fi=_\i:i things Hinfup l,,w_ or Krosl It is bv

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EEOEE1? 7 an °'"°"°w “ ° °" Row noir rs to airs. .i. ri‘._ worm, §’_f_p;"‘_t”§;°‘;_*_§“f‘_f_,"f__;_§l’L*;‘_f§§;§‘_,, __,{_‘,_ calm rain im.~_w uns that in an so

__ '.|“_“_t I-‘Elle wD§'.(_:.a._JiL"QEd' 3 glory of h_,a,_y |m,,»5_ y,.t |,,w_ j,,y_ earnestly: "Finally, brethern, wlilt-

The mm “ts thisoevsnrng at 7,3; ‘___?_§g_;__f___§_°lg_:::§_`;°télggggslzaié and peace shine ont _of evi-r_y_dot s_revc_i_' tl_iluss_are true, whatsoever

I in ¢_4_42_ - , and wrhikle in rl, .sonic imes i is ii liini... air lioncst, whatsoever things and rises tomorrow mom E T J°'h'"“°“ 5 Drug stme' 7"zBd3l‘ ' young face that beams with health are just, wliatsoever things are pure,

N IOUSE' AND SIGN painting, Dill- and purity and beaiity. But wlietlierlwliritsoever tliiiigs are of good rl~

The m0o¥1 H869 fill! ¢V°“ll\Z at on Bros, 224 Grafton Street, old or young, wlien we sec that nn- port, think on these things." In tha

10-56- ' Charlottetown. Paper hanrrlnz and mnrtakaiue sour iight in ri nice we wi-ii.ri»rrmfii iraun or unriknrg pure

grafning. We give coi_in;r8y__woi;_k our know __th;ii_ the _lieart_ _laehind it is thouglits_ lies tha secret _;1f_beirig~ special attention. - _ ml) . pure, t e ie gum, ani at tio bo pure iii icart; an in the ai y and

ye';‘;1§r_}g;ves_tast.er;';l;r€r;a_t_;i_:'r abxsoggg B0wL__NG_ -Burkws M14,” und" dy t{_i_ns_ illiiéni_ri§i_ted__ii.__tho tte_:riplc_o§.r_iigl:_tly_ nn-dit_ation din th_e ltaw oftlli and me MEMS; was ¢l¢|1ty.|0m- Nuova market, Open lpvrful days, ten to the o y pr . o eep e minrl .or __ _s a sn cguar aga ns many ol up till nine p m. The lowest reconied'eleveii. 7-27d1w. occupied with good, purer useful, the sins which deillo the carnal lillrt,

' ' - beautiful, and divine thoughts, pre- and debase and biacken the coullttm

boys. ‘ \linard'| Llillmeiic ltenevss sqm-at,” chidee the possibility of thinking a- ance.-Scottish Reforms:

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The Rifle Matchbetween the Sum- Grand T,._’___k ____-__C________ _._____»__ _____ retribution at ills hands of Beauhieu, The Rifle match between the Sinn- fr-eight' service is setting hack ii. I_:"_l_‘_""‘ ll" l‘“‘| l'i"i“'l“’l"’“SlY tried '£0

merside Civilian Rifle Club and the what it uaerl to ne, they annum tual' ' ‘

Quint Crunk 1 - »i~ _.

_H323 aitgxzon non SSE Sfmilcérgfge the “"‘""e'n ‘h‘"”""l_‘“ L’ lu suneunlr ililr lolriioie .oiunl scope for his excell- Rme Ran ___ ,int und viriii-ri powers and were M-9

A few ggood scores were made' but SMH” E""'"l iw" “Hn” ‘md 3'-l"`i“3` as a rule ordinary scores Prevailed. ' “‘1“""""`“ "" lb" l’”"'t' Mi” French Riflemen are never at a loss for _ `~ 'MW " """T‘ '”'“""w“g ."el"`es'“`“'““u°“ reasons for bad or ordinary scores 0'_.l_h" ""'»l""S' “"“"’Ph"’"°“t°d 99”* arid the low scoring of yesterday "_" "““i""" “h`°5" l"’5"`l mam’

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was attributed to shifting winds, ex EUMINGMN ______ ___ ________'___ was

ceediiig hot weather and a general . \ ; ' ' " _ ` all that depression accompanying. th“__de_, [tire lniril, i»Iufi_.\rotcir settler should

showers. Keith Rogers for the Char- '*_ IM' “I"l" `»“l'- l"l'l\ul1c supplied a vein 1

lottetown team [gut on the good Special to Tire ilriardian. I('r,L_"3"y""l". """“"|~V' “ml Mr- H505* score of uiiiety points, the highest of LONDON, J nly 27 Visroiirit liill in" " H"I""`:'," “"" _'_' UW tYDll`Bl UW llHY- sails for ('linada Satiirduy in con- |lU'l:“`,". Huy "'i"'"'h 'lm ("""5‘l U`3<l0I`.

'The Charlottetown team won by junction with Iiord :~ltr'utl.cona. ` ` '

fifty-three points. He intends to get Ualiadians in\i»r-

Notwithstanding the difficulties en- ested in the proposed Imperial exhih-| _i __ _' - I

countered a very enjoyable days‘ition' of 1915. |“h“,t 1°' "'“H‘_'_" """!` Sl-l‘UYli2` and en- sport was held and ieverl' bodlf Came --_-*---*‘ iH.'l""'m l"l“7"‘ _,l,E"""" “"`l`0 llltarty plan- home with a feeling that the Slum- |fl'l~" fi” MV- "ll"l\'l`@ Mill MlS-H Freucli

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