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(Canadian Press ),
'rmmoi Aug 6.-The utii ses- m..,.Aw 0 " Gllsfdien)
sion of the Grand Council Arcanum with tm, At' A“g' 6'1" _9°““e°tl0“
is now in session here. Much busin- he th ea B mnde by P"e51d°“t ‘M0H‘
ess has been transacted' and there is r at .the me" of the I- C- R-
n. large attendance.
supreme Regent , F. s. wicker-
shum of Harrison Pa. is present al-
go Hon. B. M. Nead, who will acc
no installing officer,
The officers elected today were
Grand Regent H. H. James, St,
John; Vice Grand llegent, H, C,
Goudy, Yarmouth, Urstor W. _ H.
hltlibh, Halifax; Past (irnnil_,llcgent,
U, A,- Mcliennan, Truro; 'l‘i-ensurcr,
J, lr. Allison, Sackville; C. W. llur-
ney, Grand Sec'y. -
’l‘lio rlnpreme Regent goes fiom
here to St. John to witness an init-
iation of a clnss of sixty on luridny
evening and special arrungeincnt has
been inside for his entsrtuiiinicnt.
"I‘lie (lrand Council meets in St.
John next year.
MHS. CHUHCHILL
ENllHllINEll THEM
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Mrs. Winston
(Iliiirclii'll proved enuizil to an emer-
gency thc other day. About 120 of
her liusbaiid’s constituents at Dundee
came to London on' a trip, and it was
arranged that Mrs. Churchill should
`ei‘it'lirTiiiii` them at .luncheon at tile"
llouse of Commons.
When the luncheon hour came it
was found that tl.'.: guests numbered
225 instvml of the expected 120. Sev-
ernl lluudoniiuis questioned thc bonu.
lidcs of some of the party, alleging
that they were Glasgow men who
had joined the party owing to the
nllurument of n free luncheon, but
Mrs. liburchill settled the difficulty
by mwivlgiiig for all to bc regaled,
making the party n pretty speech to
boot,
APPLE STIQAMEIU-i 'l`()< SAIL
FROM ANNAPUIIIS.
()'l"l`AWA, Aug, 5.-Hon George
li. l'|:rlcy, acting minister of trade
and commerce has entered into a
contract with the United Fruit com-
pany of Nova Scotia for a direct
stekmship service.-between Annapolis.
lloyul and either L0ndon or Hull.
The company, which has its head
office at Berwick, is composed of
fruit growers who wish to secure.
more satisfactory access to the Eug-
lish niarket. The company is to
provide British steamers able to car-
ry from 8.000 to 12000 barrels.
speelnlly'1»\iilt for the fruit trade
'with rulrigcrnting apparatus. There
are to be five voyages, thc first to
begin before Oct. 30. 'l`hc stcumcrs
are to call at Digby. The sum of
$1.000 will be paid for each voyage.
THREE THOUSAND
KNIGHTS OF' COLUMBUS.
Boston, August 5-'l`Iiree thousand
Knights of <‘.olunihus assembled nt
solemn iiigh Mass in the Untbedral
of the Holy Cross t0day, were called
upon by Right Rev. Joseph G Ander-
son, auxiliary Bishop of Boston. t0
seek with nil right minded personsa
.solution ol social lirublenis through
evolution, not revolution.
Recognizing the seriousness of the
disputes between labor and capital,
the llisliop ncvertliclcss was optim-
iHt'il!.
KILLPII) IIY ’l‘il.l\(`f'l‘I()N l\lN(.IlhII‘].
']‘()It()N'l.`O, Aug. _ 5-Wnlter_ in-
stead, aged 22, was iiistiintlylkillell
when n t.lircsliing traction engine on
which he was riding ernslied tlirougli
1, County bridge near liogartiui, York
County. Lcin Piper, owner and driver
of the engine junipcd iii time n-nd cs-
euped injury.
CONDENSED IIDS
T00 LIITE FOR
FOR CLASSIFICATION
(ine cont per word each insertion in
this winmm Cash must accompany
order. Mini-mum char-R0 *W0l1W'°V°
°°F!_*°-,,_ _. .. _ . ._- -~- --
FOXEB-12 REI) ]‘lll‘H. $75 FOR
}0t_ 130; 221, Lnuwlottetown.
_ 7l;0_-ii-7M4ip.i.
WAN'rI~iD-A coop c‘.ooK. HIGH
wages, No washing. P litllvlli I-0
p n 76 Uyier l‘llC0.
Miss No to , ll 759_8_7M3i'
wAN"ricp§"?iiifi.`i‘Us’GleNliRAl»
I housework. Apply with references to
Mrs. C. L. MacKay 217 Kent St.
(jig 749-8-7M3i.
_ _ Y ,_,___ ___ 
TEACHER WANTED-A SFICONQ
class , teacher for SPl‘illllflfI'-
1 seiioei, Nc. 8. siivvlement $3"-
Wm. Munroc, Sec’y, Ccmiuerclnl
vllross. __~_____ ,___,_ __ 7_53‘8‘7ME“'
i orsmri AN OPTION oN oNE PAIR
nf Tupilns cholbe Delliflfffed “"7
W0lll<1 Strike if their demands are
"Oli grunted it is stated there are ap-
plications to the number of over 5_000
'ff M0“°t0'1 f0_r ‘positions on the rail-
l\lly_ so no difficulty would be found
In fllllnfr the vacant positions.
The fiuestinn .if dealing with the ne.
Illallllél of the men is being left to
Manager (iiitclius but the niinistcr
takes the position that as the mnt~
ter inuler eontentio-n is not unc of
wages but of policy tliere should be
no arbitration.
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ll EUMMVE  
EHUM .INSMEE
(_(‘nuadinii Press ).
l’l<`.KiNli, Aug, li. Dr, Sun Ynt
Zen, once provisional |'i'\~.>l¢lcnt of
(lhiun and later leader ol' the Soutli-
ern Revolution, is no mritive
from lustice \,.. a stcatiner bound to
I"ornioi'n Island, owned by Japan,
.lNlHlll]UlIl|llN UE -
KNHNKULE SHEEP
The fox farmers of this island arei
.evidc`nf.ly determined to give n prac-
tical trial to the recomniendatioii of
I)!‘. (I, C. Yullng, the llugsiun export'
Wlw gave a lecture on Persian fur
raising, a couple of weeks ago, in
(fliarlottctown, that the breeding of
the sheep from which tlicso costly
[urs are obtained, is a business that'
could very easily and very profitably
be undertaken in conjunction with
fox breeding, to wliicli, in fact, he
argued it would give a very desirable
stability.
Within the next few days two con-
signments oi Karakule sheep, from
“which Persian ,Lamb tiirs are obta'n-
ed. are due to arrive in Charlotte-
town. One lot, the largest, is com-
ing for Dr. Young himself and Mr. J.
ll. Dinnis, the well known fox-man,
who with several other fox breeders
have decided to start the sheep, fur
industry mi P. E. lsland. There are
eileven sheep coming for these gentle-
men, and of them nine wii'l be full-
bloodcd Karakules, four being rams,:
two ewes, and two five months old'
lambs. They are coming from Dr.
Yonng’s place at E1 Paso, Texas.
The other two sheep are both rams,
one being a lxirachaev, a fur produc.
ing sheep from Asia Minor, which is
being brought for experimental pur-
poses, while the other is a red Kal-
mic fat-rump Koordink, for mutton
and wciglit.
’l'he other consignment of 811901) is
coming for ii, gentleman at Dunstaf-
tinge; this 'rot will consist oi two
rams and two ewes.
ln a conversation with n Guiirdian
represcntntiie yesterday Dr. ioiiiig
expressed it fear that thcrc were
some inferior sheep. really Knrakule
Afghans, which though pon92SB\“g DX*
cellent mutton qualities and wonder-
ful bardiucss like n‘ll ofthe other
Knrnkule breeds, give only thc more
inferior furs, bliat were being un-
].,n,1¢n |,y nns¢~rupulous breeders in
the states upon unsusilectius veclllc
on this side. He desired therefore to.
give a warning in this regard.
»l’AL‘.ll<‘Ill COAST ATHLETIC MEET.
vicroiii/i, B. G., Aus. 6-7Ne"\§l‘
before luis an athletic meet in this
section brought together srpli classy
athelctbs as those who rounded up at
(ink nny park today to comllete in
the international track _and field
chnmpioiisliips of the Pacific coast.
Included nmouli the '3“t"““t“ were
star performers from San Francisco,
1..... Angeles. i~crti.»...<i, seattie. Snell-
sne and the larger cities of British
Columbia.
_______,__....
'rniinn Mau nuiiusii 'ro DEATH.
nsvsi.s'i‘0KE. Aus- G-'1""°°
nien were burned to death ln the Old
City Hotel early this morning. PGP-
nnps 5 or 6. There were sixty N053'
,ers in the house at the time.
PAIN AND CHEAP VELVET.
pnn't get worried if you are caught
out in a storm whlle wearing a
‘cheap velvet suit and must do with-
out ii taxi for the same fcl1B0l\ ibn*
you bought the costume-lack Of
`money. Trot along as fast B8 D03'
sible toward a shelter. hut mean'
|wh“a don-t hold up your skirt gr
tuck up the tails of i'0“l‘ 00"- T °
. foxes for $N.000~ M50 0" 4 pairs 'cheap velvet may get Very W" 1"'
; choice _ranched Silver Black foxe
. non vancouver $7.500. ver Delr-
.Aet quick, si. w. Douglass. Stes'
iey. N. i3. _juss-ag-11vlE4i
'1~nwn1ess"vF1"i.L sa sucsivsn BY
the undersigned lrom Huy WHO" of
deed' but it won t be spoiled if you
keep your baud! 0" it- D0" N' Bit'
down or lean BlZB»il\B*~ ““Ythi“¥ °"
try to brush off the raindrops.f':;l1lm;
ly hang it up out of the way 0 “H
nd let it dry An act nf Providence
ii - ,_
ml-som, wming go cater for the tea which would have riilncd ii silk ve
I tables, ice-cream and drinking sa-
' inmis at the Montague Re°°°~ Wm
.nesday ‘August 27. Tenders will h
'closed Saturday, A\l8“Bt 9° T' G'
1-,.,,_ s,,,,.y_ can-1-aiiiin.
ii-innhli-_
Mlnu*d’|- Linlmeut Rellevas Neurslill
vet suit- that you wanted badly. hat
could not have. W““t i"1“"° t e
e ` texture that you could honest-
Igengflord. Economy 0°°““i"’“““y
brings its own reward.
n Minard's Lfnlmmt Cures Polllsf etc-
i ___
_.__
(Special t th _ - (Special to The Guardian)
grlpecinl to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, Aug. G-Donald Nichol-
son M. P. for Queens, Prince Edward
Island, had an interview today with
the Veterinary Director General sug-
gesting that an officer be detailed to
inquire into the sanitary conditions
of fox ranches in Prince Edward
Island. There are only about four
hundred pups bred this season and
a good many of them have died from
disease. It is desired to take reason-
able pi'ecuiitioiuii‘y measures to pre-
serve the Iienltli of the industry. The
mutter will lic taken up by the de-
piirtmelit.
PHUVISIHNS UE NEW
MHEHEN MINING llll
»
((¥ana<`lian Press)
i'Il'lMON'l‘(_lN, August ll.-According
to the New Mines Act now in effect
Ulu 0lll`lJ|0ynieiit of Women girls and
boys under 16 is proliiniteil in Alli-
erta mines. The age of pit managers
:ind engineers have been raised in
order to provide against accidents as
far as possible.
LAW Oi" MOSES (lI'I`I4lil
IN S(l()'I"l`ISH I-i.(lMI(llI)i*I (‘.ASi<l
EI)I’\lIlllR(.`.H, Aug. ll-~(.*lpccial)-
A charge of culpable lioinicide, in
which thc Mosaic law was cited in ex-
tenuntion. was heard nt Stirling lie-
fore Sheriff Mitchell and a jury. The
indictment bore that on Sunday,
June 1, James Brown (22), farm ser-
vant, ljrumore, Killcnrn, Stirling-
shire, tlircw ii stone down into Fin-
nich Glen, Killearn, w-liicli stone
struck on the head of Samuel Hay
Brisbane, dairynian, 55 Kelvinside
Avenue, Glasgow, who was then in
the Glen, and killed him.
Evidence for the prosecutlon~-which
was conductled by Mr. J. R. Archi-
bald, the procurator-fiscal--showed
that on the afternoon ol the Sunday
in qufistion the late gentleman, along
with his wife; William Somerville,
butcher, Kelvinside Avenue, Glasgow
(his brother-ln-law), and a young la-
dy named Miss Mary Scott, Firhill
Road. Glasgow, had a motor cantrlp
to Flnnich Glen. Leaving Mrs. Bris-
bane in the motor, the three others
descended what is known as the Ilie-
vil`s Staircase to the foot of the
Glen, which is between 70ft, and 80
ft. deep. 'Iiiey had only been there
about five minutes when ,stones began
to fall. these being thrown by a mim-
ber of young men whom they had ob-
served sitting at the top of the clih
when they passed by. One of the
mlssiies struck Mr. B-risbnnc on thc
head. inflicting a large wound, and
causing him to fall into the Finnich
burn. The injured man was removed
to Glasgow Western Infirmary, where
he died on June 5- without having
regained _consciousness
Three young men admitted that
they had cast stones into the burn
for the purpose, they said, of “splash
ing" two of their companions, who
had also gorle down into thc Glen,
and stated that Elrown‘s stone had
struck Mr. Brisbane on the head. Ac-
cused explained that he snw no peo-
ple iii the Glen when he cast his
stone, and said he would certainly
linils refrained from throwing the
stone had he dreamt it would fall
anywhere but into the water. He ad-
mitted that he had “made it up"
with two of the other young men to
hide the rcs] cause of the nvqeident,
but he iealized now, he said, that
this was both wrong and foolish. Hc
had been greatly distressed over the
affair. <
Captain Stephen Mitchell, of the
File and Fogrfar Yeomanry (ia which
llrown serves as ii private), and the
Rev. Mr. Sanderson, Killearn. \\0\'°
evidence to nccused's good chnrncter.
Mr. T. Graham Robertson, advo-
cate, Edinburgh, who defended, asked
for sn rizquittal. He pointed out
that thousands ol’ years ago almost
this dentical case was foreseen, and
the judgment to be applied was de-
clared-he referred to the Mosiac law
ns it was found in the Bible. Of
lcoursc, the Mosiac law was not the
law of Scotland, but it was a law
noted not for its leniency but for its
stringency. In Numbers XXXV., 22
and 25, he reall-"But if he thrust
him suddenly without enmity, or have,
cast upon hiir. anything without ly-
ing in wait, or with any stone, where-
with ii man may die, seeing him not,
anj cast it upon him, that he die,
and was not his enemy. neither
sought his harm: ti.'en the congrega-
tion shall judge between the slayer
and the avenger of blood according
to these ludgments; and the congre-
gation shall deliver the slayer out of
the hand of the avenger of blood,
and the congregation shall restore
him to the city of his refuge. . . ."
That was the harsh Mosaic law; sure-
ly the law of Scotland was not any
harsher than that.
After nnabsence of 18 minutes the
_of not guilty, Councillor M'Ellrish,
Stirling, the foreman, stated that thu
jury wished to associate themselves
in n vote of sympathyrwlth the wl-
dow rmd the relatives of the dead
gentleman. '
jury returned a unanimous verdict,
EUH l.lI.H.PllSlllllNS WANTS lNSPEEllllN A VEHY PEElll|EUl` PHl£l|Ellll UVEH I]l`llll K.iMllll|Sl]N
Says Mr: D- NICIIOISOII, MQNCTON’ Aug_ 5__A1th,_,ugh the (Canadian Press ).
- - special committee of the Brutlierhood VANCOUVER A"g~_ 5"‘T|"’ id"
NI. Pi, III II'Ii3I`I/few al which has been in conference with Mn ntity of ii body found in Stiiiiley
gnceliug an day “ver matters agen, Park yesterday wus _established to-
Oliawd. ing the mei. on the I. C. ii. wmiid nifrllt as that ul Duvui iviniiiuuii. H..
not talk dcfinwely twnight on the re- had 'bccn rominent throughout the
__ sult of the conference, it is believed e‘;”t {'“"i"g;"'“l0"e1tim:\I’l‘fc;‘ hgfd
_ » . o a arge wio esac es aiisimen in
         N. B.   » 
ery of Prince Iadwiird Island has pre- of It ,I,hH_e is now no din e, 3"; ial traveller for .n 'l‘oronto firm. I-lc
sented some unwonted phases this Btrikél ,,,h'e ,mais of agreerielnto so Wag connected with tm. Stn,-iqng
season, says Hon. llonalll Nicliulsbn. far as wages is concerned ~ 'm Bust (‘om|uiny Limited of this city
M' P" Ut L'h“r1°ttet"w"' wh" ‘Is her" same . I ' IB e and is snid to be worth ii niilliun
for ii few days on departmental bus- ‘ni ‘_""`“‘1y “"“°““°e‘1‘ The
_ __ _ _ K ~,,,we,. ,md c,,,,.l,, et _ _,e dollars.
mmm' The. splmg “atm was |’°‘"» as I " g. mu Mies of ten l<‘i'iends of the dead nuin are nt .fi
than the fishermen of the district in per cent' and the higher pam me" $5 loss to account for his nrt of self
which U19 UDGII i H0950" is 08»l`Ii¢Bt vel' "“_m_th‘ Lllborcrs will receive destruction which was in flu- olliniori
had very meagre returns. The reason the _""""““m umuunt in the t"“ck` of' the police the gnuse of d\~.iitli :ind
11Hsi‘sl1e<l for this ecl1l‘eiti/'ul l0\>Hte"S '"“" B “°h°d"l”' "amcly 17 “"“ 15 utiriliurn it in rl.-spniuieney over un-
V_*'"“ U Sf-Wllllie n'l0l`I~'-all*-Y Ufmimg I'-he cents pm' hour' . (lentli iff his mother receiitly at
innt Scinml ,Jf swing her. ` An understanding was also reached (,U,,,,n,,,m' Uhioq w,,,,r,, his ,,,_,M,,,,.,,
ring to strike the coast. _These fish 1" refefellce L0 C0“l\§'=flfl“I Well- AS ,mn sigtnrg 1iv,._ Tin-, nndv wns still
(51011 by _mlIIl""9»_l~U`e&'5 W"\‘Il"0W5 Of n re5"lt‘0f tr-'U dec_1s\"" _"“""’ Um" warm when found and clutched in
lem being carried ashor'e'by the 100 clfrks employed in different il_c- the n,,L,,,,.,, nf the right hm", ,,.n,, a
waves, while immense quantities sunk Dartments will be taken out of the 4. < . _ . . .
. .ll cnlibic ievolvcr, Tivo lli.lru\u“.ll-1
in open unter, Upon these the lobst- schedule. of the nn were eniifv while ii lox
e,-3 fed so abundantly that they av-  Mosher, President of the Can- D, ,_,,,.,,L.,m,,,,,_, |,,,, M: H", ,,,.,,,,,,,| ,,,,_
allied the belted traps and very slim sflmn Brotherhood, in c0I\\’0l`S*1U<‘“ side him. A \.uui-1 through the brain
tiitcheswere the result. with your correspondent to-night, hm] ,.n,m,,,| ,|,,,.,th,
At piesent the fishermen on that said he is wcll pleased with the treat;
section of const where the season rncnt accorded by Mr. Gutelius. The _“"“°”'_°_“
lasts until the middle of August are men taken out of schedule will rc.
getting nll the lobsters the factories ceive schedule wages. All iiierei-.sen
cull h“"dl"' MV- Nl°h01s°“ SWB f-hilt Will dntle from March 2lst, 1‘JlIl,
not only are lobsters plentiful, but --
those he saw taken at Calle Traverse
last week were uniformly of the
largest size seen on the Prince Ed-    
ward Island coast for many years, a
condition' which rather contradicts
the theory of experts that over-lisli  
ing had cleaned out all but lobsters `_”
of the smallest commercial si'/.c.
((`niuidinn Press)
“T”-im i' llll(?HAlll*l>l'l‘, Aug. 6.# l’f’=\““
(IRFIATEST ASSl'lMIlI.A(ll<] was colnzliidcrl todnv nl. ii nu‘cl.ing ufi
(JF MEl)I(1Al. WISDOM As stated in yestci‘day's Gunrdim, delegates from, Servin, Greece, Mont-
WORLU EVER SAW- ii program of eiitertiiliiuiciit luis beeii 1’“L‘l5"". “"“'““"i“» "WI “"i"i‘"I“'
“*““ mira ~ » - - - _ 'l‘li wur between the former Uall‘nn
I.ONl)()N, August, 5.-Viscount vimiln ,ii,pwr0i‘n u(l:Li|;:iii'¢ilf_(;lcki;v(;ii u,i$_g§:1i;_ allies who fought shoulder to shoul-
Morley_ lord president of the councu' ing the “rat Summer School hem in der against 'l`urkey, begaii July I4'
p"e5i‘I'3‘1 t""ili'ht at fl Imllflllct given this Island. One feature of the ro- Whe" the S"""'i"“ Mmistcr ‘f the
1-,V thc British government to some gi-nm Wm.; n,uf_(,,- drives am,,,,dpth interior declared Serviii nt war with
six hundred of the lending delegates nity and its 5n|,u|~i,s L, number of -hs Blllr-§1U`iIL UU f-Ill* Slllllv lilly (il'®’9C0
to the international medical congress m|§,,m,,|,,1e owners of the city enzib. also iinuouiiced that ii state of wnr
whicli convenes in Albert hall tonior- img this U, he dune by kimny pla:,,i,,g existed but made no lormnl declar.
row. - . _ - A-,,n_
During the congress, which will 323;,eT.:c[il.r;,?seatg;i,1€l02250555Ooiuggg atiioiimania declared wnr on .lulv
convfne for H week' there will he the materially assisted n giving the stu- 10 ‘NUI moved ber troops over the
Brea est concentration of medical Bulgarian frontier to occu-~v - strip
wisdom in London the world has ev- g;;{s0?f,l?;es,Summer School 8' giiod of land from Silisfria on the llnnubc
er seen in one place. Doctors from all w K au ergrewwegi I;/jlessrs. Burrill, to \/ni-na on the liliici: Stn which she
countries ofthe world, estimated to F' Mfqd Ig, A S't ' mwse' George claimed in order to i'e:-.stnlilich her
aggregate ten thousand, and inelud- }{,,,;e,ft '  , ' Gems’ Roy Hmman' balance of power in the Balkans,
ing the greatest specialists in all de- S A M D ogg' ' A` B' McDonald' The trouble between the Allies ii-
partments of medicine and' surgery, ' ' C mmm and Cl" Grant’ Thefe' rose out of diflicnltv of dividinv ter-
are here to attend the meetings. wel:-B thfm some ten cars empkiyed In ritory captured by them from Turk-
While the general session will be ta Ing “he manners out for enloyableev in lduronc. Severe hghtinfl 0f‘ClU"
held in Albert Hall, thcrewill be gpm? and them were none too many rwl in which tlionsnmls of men were
daily discussions in twenty-six sec- 1" v"“`“' °f the fact 0! the" being killed 'rbe M`cnff~v1f'i‘o troops ll<‘vf‘l‘
tions and sub-sections of the con- Over 260 teachers. mmelinm imRtmH“"‘ nl¢_i.,~...,»i. they
gress, for which purpose as many The Wh0_lB Of the, afternoon was were nominally at wnr with llul-:ar-
halls have been engaged, Latest re- t”'k"" “P "I driving mlmd U12 Citylm
sen,-Chee and discoveries in every and through the suburbs, and one ' __________
branch of the nrt of hearing will be “nd “U the tellchem “Dressed them;
diBCuB5ed_ selves as being delighted with the
r v
-_.____.___.. mer.School wish to thank the above
ie. The management of the Sum-    l
MORGAN HAD MANUggR1pT_ named gentlemen ' for their lqnfinegs
-- in giving the students an opportu- '
NEW YORK, Aug. 5-A nation- nity of enjoying an automobile drive. w
wide hunt by an American corres- This Hft€Fn00ll “gain the CMB Will i
pondent of Mme. Zola, for the man- |19 ‘lt the disposal Of the N398-Chefsl --m
uscript of Emile Z0la's Novel of find t0' morrow besides a steamer
Paris Gutter life "Nana" has result- UID UP U10 river. “IHS Will IN’ U Yesterday lorcnoon, Mr. Jarvis of
9.1 in im-,ating the Urigimll copy of musical entertainment for them in gg, John, one of the inost experien-
tliis story in the J. l’. Morgan col- the eV°“I"8~ cc-ll valuntors in l7ziiuul;i, i‘0lJI‘0fi0llLi|l£<‘
lection in this cit , “Nalin” is the *"""";' be arious insilrance coniullllcs ill
only one of the Nlolu. niiiiniscripts PRESIDENT GQMEZ M/liicli’ the stock of lilcsrirs .lnincs
that is not in thc possession of the TU LEAD HIS ARMY Vinton At UH.. wus insured. lllftilll-1 NN'
lerencli (lover-nnient. * UAuACAS| VeTmLclu' Aug' SFA"  vim-l|\i‘i;  
UUNSTITUTIONAL GUVEHNMIGNT :lriny of seven tlliiusuuil iiicii, coin- clciiicnt for thc piiynn-iit of dnniiiges.
ONLY WHA, BE m.wU(_;NIZEl)_ prising three brigiidcs, divided iiii.o 'Nw nmnpniiics reprcseiited arc as
*_ seven rcgiinents oi iulnntry, and one f,,||.,ws»,..
WASHINGTON’ AHL 5_T|mt nu oi nri;iliery,_ left \.aruca=| today Lo 'rue Yorkshire, Mrssrs W. K. lluli'
,,,,,,,,u,ncen,,_,"t of puliuy or I-,,,,thL,r operate nguliil-it Luc rebel iollowcis in ers Lo. Ag-.|iLs, .Nun iiisiirmice ko.,
Steps will he taken |,y pl-0,,|,_|e,,¢_ wi|_ Hx-Vresnieiit Lliprluiio Unstro, 'l‘lic nir. .John niciunclieiii, Ai;L‘l\L» Nortn
Sm, in UN, Mcxicm, ,,itu,,ti,,,, mml brigade coiniuuuuurs are General lfer- liritisli, and l\lereaii1.iie, iuessrs liyn»
f,,m,e,. g,,v.,,-,,,),- _|,,|,n |An,\_ of Mm. nrinuez, ticnernl bavio Germain and unuin on bv, f\i-:Gul-S; Queen insurance
,,e,,,,L,,' ,,e,,s,,,,,,1,.cp,.esc,,f_,,tive uf me uenerni 'l‘orrc|ns Urquiola. ueneral i o., ivlr. A. li. Stewart, Agent; Nor-
,,r,.Hme,,t arrives in Mexico (my and Felix Linvis has been appointed ciiiei wicn union, air. 11:. 'l`. iliggs, Agent
fllnmlal-izcs himsuu with cond,ti,,,,s of staff of the orniy. Western Assurance tio., liriusli .ini-|
here, was made clear at the white A medical corps, with Sisters of crlcuu »\SH\1l‘lH1C0 UU- NF- W- *\~ _1“’K'
house today. Mr. Lind carries iii- U||“l’lf~Y UCF-Ing UB l\\ll`S0B. 116001111-'llll' “"5 °‘ “Uv ‘\l5em“; lmyul h‘°`lm"“"f"
striictious to talk informally with N94 UW UUVe"lm*fllf~'E Elgllfilllé f0"C‘?3 ‘f‘U~' MV' `].""" Mci4‘Mi\em Agvm,'
prominent Mexici,mS_ wnshingwn Presilleiit Junu Vicente Gomer. will >`lC0f-lllsll UIUUII “H0 Nlllll-'l'l\_l._. Nil-
ollicials indicated that no steps to- lem” the '~`“Pi€l\l t\>I110l‘l`0w and lead Fi- li. brow, iigrnti, N. s. but ‘ln-
ward s mediation policy would be nt- the ilfnly tv MILFHCIIY. OH the I`l1\lI‘01\ll 5“"““°” f"’f' _ML til M’ U"\:h“"f’
tempted until after Mr, Lind had flu? miles B0“mwes" M Uumcas' Dwi* Agent; bwmghum Vbuex Mimni iilmf.
found out sentiment in Mexico and WH hifi Absence cunipiiigning, Dr. Meimrs Hynmmm .& iiL('} U/MILM .i “lib
determined whether the assistance of -1°” Gil 'l"0l`l€U1. l'l`¢Sl¢1elll- 01 UW lu America" 1m_"ni.i3c,°.t /U" lil, 
the Ulnited States in adjiisting the Federal Cvllllvll will act us chief ex- w‘fI’“tcr1 A'4e",';_' it PI %\l,u::t. 1;): in
dispute would be received. ecutive Uf the Republic- MI' .Jann .Mc 'm'.lLiHn'R Lie '. i 
_. _.ii An unknown steamship which is 'l"8"m"c” 0"" Ml' " ' 1,m“_ 1”, _
i»ioN. Mn. Fosras presumed to belong to cipriuim ous- Pj” th” “‘““‘~` “",‘° “ *“"“ “mug ““,"j
BACK IN A M()N'1‘1-[_ tru is reported to have passed Lag- '“"_”“g°‘l wlth me l""umnr'e _"Im
i allirn. today. anies for the duiniige of the premis-
lie nbritrntors |-ein' Mrssrs
OTTAWA, Aug. 5-Word luis been ‘Telegraphic coniniunicntion between fféarltgu McGregor mx, Chmlm
received here that Hon. George E_ oaracns und Marucalbo is inteirupt- wright The premises in which nw
Foster' mmister of trade and cum' ed' stores are situated belong to thc
nierse, will return to Ottawa about PORT’ OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug- Brown estate and were ,,,s,,,.,,d Wm,
september lst. This will mark the 5.-Ex-I resident bipriano bsstro, in the fouowmg compm“es,__l,hm,n,x
termination nf ii prolonged and ln- his revolutionary campaign to over- f Londo" Messrs Hy,“,m‘,,,, & C,,__
ter listing tour partly on 8 genei-nl throw the Gomez administration and 3, led .a 'Messrs W K Rogers, ,.,,'
""E’°“"1 ""“‘“i°" ‘md "“°“Y i“ l’“"““' t° “gal” the "'°‘“d°"°y "‘ V°“°““°L“" iiiiw, otlxnion and Rene, Mr. 14'. inf
ance of the special commercial inter-:has under his command, according to Davison, Guardian As8,,,anc,, (gow
csts of Canada. Mr. Foster left Ottii- the latest advices received here, about Messrs 'Hyndmml &. C0, Liverpool,
wa on March 9 last for Australia. twelve thousand men. London and G\(;,,,,’ Mr D_ “_
He is a member of the Dominion General Castro is reported to have Stewaré. N_ S_ Flu, 1nS,,,.,,,,,.e Um
Royal Commission which was ap- been received enthusiastically by the ML H 'M_ D,,,,i,,,,n. Y,,,,kFh,,,c Fire:
pointed some time ago by the im- people when he landed at Coro, ln ,md hm, W “_ }'wgc,.,, (~,,_; SL
pcrial, government to investigate the the State of Falcon. He is now said 1-.,,,,l 1ns',,,.,mcc CC_ Mi“,,__ M,._ ].;_ “_
natural resourses of the self-govern-'to be marching ussinst PBl“<1\1lSm9t0., Umw_
ing doniinlons, the problem of im- the capital of the state of Lars, at The 0,m¢e|l,,w,, Wm, ,,,.,,,,,,y ,,,,,,,,s
perisl migration and other questions the head of a force estimated to to- ,move vpmm,-,, ‘mm ,,t,,,.c w,._,.,. "im,
relating to the common interests ofital 4,000 men. “ble to come M, ,.,mica\,|,, up l
several parts of the empire. In i912 Two of Castro's adherents, Gener-,mng,,m,mts_
he attended the open meetings of the al Rosario Gonzalez and General ML patm, 3, (i,,,_ Wm ,ww be muy
commission ln England and he left Penuals, who crossed into Venezuelan engaged making preparations for
last March to sit with the commiss- territory from the colombian fron- resuming \,“sin,,,,,, and an an“,,,m¢,._.
and _the sittings of that body cameierl to he augmenting their army as gnrthei- pn|~c|¢n1[,r.._ shortly,
to 0, temporary cessation early in they proceed through the inland 1; was eggimnten at me tim” 0|
the summer. Mr. Foster went to the towns. the fire that damage to thc extent
For East, whither Richard Grlgg, General Nnvas and Araujo, two of of between $30000 and $40,000 had
commissioner of commerce for (‘an~ (‘nstro's lientenants operating the been sustained but the total lor
'nda, had preceded him. After cnrcfnl state of Ziilla, are leading 2.500 men w.lilcli settlement bns been arranged
investigation of the commercial open-inirnlnst Mnrnicnbo, the capital of the line not been divulged _
ings for Canadian products afforded state and principal sea port of Vene- , V
ion in Australia and New Zea.lsnd,.tier with 3,000 followers, are report- ment win he mmm 0| the nag.. “mr
,by Chinn, Mr. Foster is returning. _zur-ln. Minard’s Llniment Cures Distempcr.
HUNN|llli HlGHlS
llN INEEHMNUNINL
._.___. ‘
((‘nnndisn Press ).
i)T'l‘AWA, Ang 6.- It is understood
the tfnnadian Northern Railway is
seeking from the (lovernment run-
ning rignts over the Intercolonial
Iiuilwlly, to take effect from the
time when their Montreal to Port
Arthur line is finished.
The same application was, made to
the late government hut was not
ilisrosed of. it is believed the late
ifovcrnmenf was fuvoralily disposed
to grant the nppliration. The priv-
ili-ge will not be required until the
construction line is much further ad-
vniiccd, particularly on the section
between Port Arthur and Montreal.
This is now being built with the as-
sishuirc of bond giiarniitces by the
Inle ri|l||iiiiisi.l'zilir»ii mid subsidies of
the present cover-mnent, When conr
ilvtcd nvxf. yenr the (‘nnndian North-
»rn will lui\'c n line ns far as Que-
wc but will lack f-oiiuections with
be eastern se:ilo'ird_ No definite
dons have been formiilntcd to build
he line to St. John or Halifax.
MMEH SEHHUL
EUH IEMJHEHS
.\'csterdny, nt the Summer School
for 'l`¢-ncliei‘s_ Mr. l~‘. IG. I-ieald gave a
lesson nn Liu- “Nutriciits in Plants
:ind their A<l:iill-ioii to Hunian Food.”
The li-ssou was necessarily rather
tecliiiiciil and scientific, hecnnne the
iin>iiilu>rs of the rlnss luul not limi the
i~'ii|»jerl, iiiatlei' nnd so the facts rath-
i-r tluin nietlunls of teneliiiig were dis-
ciisseil. l\i.lf.liods were shown for test-
ing plant nuiti-iinl and provi-ng the
prc.\‘enrc oi si,nr<'li, sugar und albu-
men foo<l.~=. The inc-.tliod of distin-
guisliini; lu-f.wcl>n cone i-uigur and
grape sugar by the use of Felilings
soliition uns given. The result was
spcctziriilzil' :ind i-:isy to reiiieiilber.
lirullc sugar wns found in ripciied
fruit and in sonic roots like the car~
roi.. (`nn<- sugar was found in stems
null in smilie roots like the beet. The
Iodine in-st for starcli was applied to
l other substniiccs, proving that starch
lnily \\'li.ll:l give that test. A new
itest was givcii for proteiils in which
-nitric arid und :inirnonia were used,
iproteid was found in eggs, in wheat,
beans and Gtbcr substances. A dis-
,cussion followed in which the stu-
dents partirillstcd freely and the
range of plnnt foods was thoroughly
discussed.
c/3 -----
2
THE WINNINBS
ll HISEEY. ENG.
IllSl.l'ZY VAMP, Eng., Aug. 5.-
Newspapers licrc have in some cases
let tlicmsclves go with n vengeance
over Private Hawkins’ victory. Une
scribe described him as “over six foot
eight." Major Simmonds, adjutant
of the fean; says the reporter was
evidently allowing for how pig he
would feel :liter winning the King’s
prize. 'I he in<'idr'nf. most extensively
||:io'.v.l is Private linwkini-i' answer to
the l|ui-stioii :is fo his nationality!
when bc aiis\\'ci'i-di "Well, ] was bonu
in Ciinnvln, but believe iny parents
are of Scolfh dcscciit; and ns I shoot
for the Irish teiini I reckon I am an
nll-rouufl empire mini!"
in flue King"s floinpctitiou the win-
ninirs bv (‘nn:uliaiu‘s fotallcd the nite
.- _ » - - ~ q
coiisilli-i'al»lc sum of Cll-i7. Private
llnwkiiis, winner of the King's prize
won D25 R s. l.i'cuf.ciiunt Stems, of
.\`oni'is. the only l'rince lihlward Is-
fnnilcr on the ti-ani, won £5. '
IINNOUNCEIAEN S, i
fSOMl_NG E, $6
__ N_ 5,. ETC
One cent per word each insertion in
this column. Ussli must accompany
order. Mlnimniii charge twenty-flvo
cents.
"The l.i:nguc of the Cross Band ln
nftciulniire nl. l~`ridny night's excur-
sion on Str. lintlnnd 747-8-7M1i.
"Autmnntic f~lafef.y. Freedom from
brciikrloivns is iulicrenr. in the Smith
Premier 'l‘ypewriter, the way lf. is
inndc nssnrcs pcrmaiient stability,
A. Milnc Fraser, Hnllfnx, N. f-I.
' 733-ll-6'M3I.
°‘§l"l-ZNII YOUR IIOIJDAYS at
YORK l’OlN'l‘ Hotel and enjoy an
up to-dnte service, Transient and per-
iiianruit boarders r.\:comodntcd. Phone
tlirnugb Cornwall Exchange. D. W.
White York l’0int 736-B-6M12I
°°'l'be lilotnr llonf. from Marine
Whnrf to llolbind (love is your op-
porfunily to enjoy n pleasant sail for
self or friends these fine August dayl.
leaves. (`linrlottetown at half Dalt
ten in the morning and two o'clock
and four o‘clock in the afternoon.
766-8-’lM2i.
“The two large vessels from New
York will be unloading Hard Coal
for severnl days for A. Picknrdgh
Cn. This coal is the very best grads
snd every person who has not sl-
rendy done so should place thslr-or-
der while the vessels are unloading
to save money. GM-B-IMBI
Mlnsi-d’s Llnlment Cures Dlptiierlh