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_ __ cH'ARL0'rTE'rowN,§ANADA,5i_ol§1pAv_,;/iooosr 7_,_;9_1_1. 
A PROMOTION IN _
  PODEPARTIIIENT
_,__,,____
Letters oi' incorporation
Grnntell-Tenders
Coiled for New
lry Termllnl.,
_
Special to The Guardian.
U'1"1‘AWA, Aug. 6 -- Hector Vex-ret,
prlrliic Secretary of Hon Rudolph
ueililviix, has been appointed Assis-
tant lleputy Postmaster General,
,ini-recliillg il. H. '1‘uscllingcr, resign-
ed.
Letters of incol’Doration have been
'grnilted to the Kennedy Gollstrllctilm
Co.. iliolltrenl, capital $250,000; Will-
n_(p|~,q News (10,, $20,000;fWlialcll llnnd
and iimlpe I"ish Go., Ltd., Petit Ito-
cllel,  li., $25,000.
'i'ellilers have ,been called for thc
terminals of the 'l‘ranscolitiliclitai
- iinliirliy iii: Quebec and will be receiv-
cd up to August 31.
Thi' dl-_posit required is $100,000. “
JEALUUS UE HER
  HUSRANUWIEE _
, ATTEMPTS SUIUIUE
'I'l`lllON'1`(), August 4.-Jealous of
her lllinhahd, Mrs. Evelyn Qlilllll at-
ielnpted to suicide yesterday after-,
noon by taking luiliianlim.` 'i‘hc
yollng woman was rusilell to St.
|\ili'iiilcl's liospitnl in an almost un-
i‘i»lii=ril»lls condition and was success-
fully frr~ated'. 'Today she will be
clillrgeil with attempt suicide.
tllsusullltls  
_ nliwlllnll
(f1`iTAWA, August 4-Ccnl-ills enum-
ei'llt~»i'u' checks were mailed tllis after-
lloiui. 'l‘en pcr cent. is held back lin-
iil ll. is ilisr.ovel'cd if the work has
lu"‘u properly done und if tile ac-
i'oullli= are correct. ~
U.S._RHUUES SUHUIAR
I BRINGS RRIUE HUME
l'lU_'~l’i‘ON, Aug. 2 -(lcorge ld. l’ill.-
lluiil, the Rhodes sellolur from Koll-
rlls, ivllosc points for (lxforil won the
l~r-rrili. iliect betweell Oxforll-(Jani-
|>|`iiil:i‘ :lull I-l`lil‘vurli-Yule teams, ar-
rived in Boston yesterday llfternooll
ln lin- ste:ilnship (laliadirin with li
IH'i~Ic he tool: live days before the ili-
l|'i*"ulll-giate gullies. Mrs. l‘iltnam
was Miss (liuire Edwards of New
Orlvalis. They were married secretly
iii order that th announcement of
the iu;ll'riage would not affect the
101101! lrllln’s entry in the gullies.
'|`Iu'_v left Illut night for New: York.
i"r~»iu there they will go io lticb-
lnoud, Run., Mr. l’utliam's llolne..lle
luis l'r<‘i~i\'ed un uppolntnlellt as ull
lnsirllrtor of economies in the Uni-
\`cl`Hity of Kansas.
'T`l'I.\Il)l‘lllbl CALLED
l-‘Oli I. U. fl. llRAN(`-H
IN NOVA SCOTIA.
_0'l"l`AWA, Aug. 4-Tenders are be-
'lllt culled for the construction of a
l»l'nill:li of the. Iiitercolnnlul' Ruiiwliy
Irulu llurtlnolitli through Ilnlifax
i:i»uiii.y to Dean flettlclnent in Guys-
I"_~1'o roililty, ll tllstnlice of about 70
ii_nli~.i, and for a iillorter branch from
(oilntry llnrblir to (lliysboro.
An uct was piit through early lust
*‘l‘=~‘Hi\\li authorising the construction
ol these lines. ,
l'illl'i` IIUPFI BUY DROWNED.
_-_-
'T"l|UlNTO, Aug. 4-Wilfrid McMah-
UH- Nou of'John McMahon, formerly
ui lfnbollrg, was drowned at Port
|I'~lH‘ wbilc bathing. It is thought
iilni he was seized with cramps.
Mr. McMahon wns out fixing his
nl-in nt the time and arrived nt the
BIl'»\'r ill time to seo the body taken
ffvlu the water. 'Phe oung lad was
ESTARLISHES
NEW REUURU
Special to The Guardian.
TAMPES, Aug 0.-Capt, p‘¢llx_ D1.
rector of the Military Aviation
School., ascended 11,330 feet yester-
day breaking tllc aeroplane record
which stood at 10.409. -»
The tfsccnt was lnade ill fill minutes
and the n.'i‘iator planed dowli ill IZA
minutes.
REUTUR URINUS AN
' URRAN EUR AAUNEI
LONDON, Aug 3-~'i`lle parish of
St. Gcorgc's ill thc 'East hind, is no
poor, and the rector, thc Rev F. St.
Jolln Corbett, has been so distracted
til Ret cliough nioney for the nlailiten-
nncc of his parish that llc has strilek
upon at novel method of "rliisillg the
\viild,” which looks like proving suc-
cessful. I-Te and his curate have he-
gull playing a pilmo organ at _uaralcn
parties, fairl-i, anywhere :lt all \\'Ilerc
they may earn _u little lllolley.
'i‘llc recto'l' was bilsy uxllalzg the
handle of his organ at a ,¢ai'll':n lute
which lie llnd orgalii%l:ll,' when at cor-
respondent asked him anoint it.
“You sec," he said, “wc live in one
of the poorcst llarisiics ill lilnglullri,
_'it costs at least $0000 it year' to ,io
the lcnst we can do, lllld I want very
lllllcll lilol'c than tlic least. But frolll
liubsc1'iI>tiolls \\'c get only $1,000 ll,
your at the olitsilic; so there is'
nothing left for us bllt to get the
lnoncy ollrselvcs. icuii-5, p|M,.,_
cni»0I‘tliinrncnts of ally sort at all that
are clean we go in for. We have
more souls to deal with than in liiost
pzlrlsllcs. To do our work we lmigt
have liloliey, ,mu got ,,,U,,,.y we will
evcll if Mr. Iseloll, my cllrutc, nn<l~ I
have to grind tile olyljllli, day ami
night." ;
RLAZE IN PARLIAMENT
UIIILUINU AI TURUNTU
_
’l‘0'RON'l‘U, August 4-At two 0'-
clock this morning fire of unknown
origin started `ili the scaffolding ill
the corridors ‘of the west willg of file
provillcial parliament buildings, the
reconstrlletioll of which after the fire
of two years ago was ,list nearing
completion. Within seven minutes
five streams of water was playing on
the flames, and at 2.15 ojclock thc
firo w.us reported under control. liix-
tcpsive damage was done to the plas-
tering and decorating, bllt the ritluc-
tllrai work will not be hllriiled, ul; the
wing had bceli made completely fire-
proof. ~
AMERICAN G()Ul”LE
ON DIGAIVIY CHARGE.
OTTAWA, Aug. 4-Etilbl Boker,
said to coillc of a good family in Og-
ilensburg, and l~`red J. Arnot, u
plumber by trade, with a wife and
two cllildreli ill the sunie city, np-
pcnred Ill the police court here today
on li. ch‘arge of bigalny. They were
rctllrlleli to lirockville, where tIlr-,.of-
fence is ullcgcd to have been colli-
mittgql on July 4 and will bo’tricd
there.
NOVA S(l()’l‘1A HARVIGSTER
DIllll~1 ON TRAIN.
_
NORTH BAY, Ont., Aug. 4.-Hur-
vesters ure streaming west ill long
trains, biit.no trouble 'has been ex-
perienced witll boisterous lads from
the Mnritilne l’rovllices as yet. Une
Nova f-lcotinn died oil the train after
leaving Ottawa, and the remailis were
taken of! the train and wlll`ho sent
back.
Minsrd's Liniment cures Diphtheria.
lW<‘I"l‘ years of age. y '
-.-.-»,-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-,_____._._.,__v.,;___._._____-_._.___._.:_-_-_-_-_-1
volillils cllli
lltorrisilifwli '
,.,,.___-n
_.On Saturday afternoon the Char-
Oflotown (livililgl Rifle Club delect-
¢-d the York Ri li Club' in a. _match
;‘_\_1_‘_~_;-_in at Your nlllslnenge by 47
The following are the uooresz-
c. R. 0.
'gh Q. Love..   -..az as as-in
- i.». Moore...  .. ....28 21. 28-72
~ M~ Moon...   ...th as ts-as
stewart...  ... ......il0 21 S0--'I0
R- Brow...  _.. ....3118 it-08
A. westin...   ....29 le as-vs
_ I7
iii
.'-‘.l"*_*_3F‘-'-°
K. l\ogm..l ...` _-...ti 2|-ll
Seaine.n,,_ __-,_ ,_,.,,_,_..__,| .
A- Moboneid... ... ....8 
ll-f-R
$7-B6
I-I. H. Brown... . . . . . _ .
..2Z 23 22-67
'l'otal......  . ........  ...793
Y. R. C.
Col. Crockett...  .. ...31
H. Jones._....  .......33
A. Brown...... . .....--23
H. Hsrper...... .. . ......ii0
Bl. Brown...... _ . .......26 26_
_ B. Brovm....._ .. _....34 24
g.-Duck...  .. ..  ...N
‘_ e...  . .. 
l». ciueiim...  ._ .._...|4 ie-sig
    _...ua
22-80
20-91
4-41
21.-79
29-81
BB-73
24--BB
18-7|
81--75
27
32
14
28
27
27
21
I9
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IN ALTITUUE
_
Solution,
Special to Tile Guardian.
PARIS, Ang. is-A semi-sflicial
note issued late Saturday says the
Frencll go\'crn`lnent will study_deeplv
the solutions of the Moroccan aolitro-
ccrsy between France alid (icrlnsny
proposed during the last con versiitioli
between representatives of i‘lo two
nations. _ ‘ ' '
ETHEL RARRIMURE
PAPERS EUR A UINUHIIE
NEW \"0I't?»{, August 4-It became
knoivll lust night that Miss ldtllel
Ii:lrryln0l'e had filed papers ill her
colitclliplated suit for divorce nflliilisi,
ltussell Gorswold Volt and that sar-
viite had bccll lnzlde upon Colt at his
apul‘tliicllts ai; the Yale Club llcrc.
Mlsrl ii'arryniore ill reported to liupe
come to this city from Quebec ou
'l‘llcsdav to affix ller signature to the
complaint, which is blisell oil statu-
tory grolllids. No ullnony is sought,
hilt illc actress prays lol' thc cllstollv
of her bliby, less than two years
ulll.
REUEIIIEU IUUUU IULTS.
BUT IS STILL ALIVE
(IIIIPPEW/\, fmt., Aug. 4.-Iiarry'
Davis, 23! years old, recciveli :l
shock of 4,000 volts at thc Ulltllrio
l’owcr (lolnpaliy yesterday afteriloliu
und lives to tell of it. l-ie won
knocked insensible, :illll wills rcsliscia-
tell with diillclllty. ' 'l`lic electricity
severely bllrlicil liiin about thc body,
llcck and zlrlus.
ESIIAPEU RAIN. RUT WAS
URUSNEU Rl UAH
NIAGARA il`Al.i..\‘, N, Y., Ang. 4--
Willium Aracc, 50 years old, crawled
beneath a freight cur at Portage
Rogd yesterday afternoon to escape
a terrific rain storm. While beneath
the car, ll. freight tl‘ain backed into it
and he was terribly cruslied. '
PASSENGER TRAIN
WREUIIEU RI TURNAUU
ANSON, Texas, Aug. i»-Three
couches attached to a soutli-bolind
passenger train at Wichita valley
route, were thrown from the track
by a torundo at Penicks, six miles
north of here lust night. Praeticillly
every passenger aboard thc train rc-
ceivcd lnore or loss severe bruilles.
One infuilt \\'-as fatally lillrt.
ST.JOHN IS CAMPBELL
LAIRD GOIPANYS -
CHOICE FOR SHIPYARD
LONDON, Aug. 3-M. Robert Lievis,
managing director of the Campbell
Laird Company, states that if present
negotiations uiateriaiize, a shipyard
will he colil»\tl'ueted at St. .lollll(N_
B.) for the building of flullndujs wnr-
l-lhlps by a firnl which will be estab-
lishell ill llaliailn, and wliicil will be
orgailized by a liritisil.
WHO WANT!-I Til TitAlll1l
lilltllrl Flill HEAT-IS.
TORONTO, Aug. 4-llork Commis-
sillller Wilson thinks Toronto has foo
many (lalludian bears, thcrc bcillg
thirteen, and he wants to trade seven
or eight of tlieln for some rare birds
not now to be found at the zoo.
He says the bears cat too mllcli.'l”he
commissioner bus nmdc the suggesl_ion‘
to the bourll of control bllt they have
not yet given permission to make the
trade.
collllgllicnloll"_
1 llolloll nlovlllcl:
lliln ilml llllilllllllo
Saturday the Nortlillmliorlnnd left
this port at 8.15 _lt_ m. for Pictoii
with passengers, freight, express and
mail, docking at_ 12:00. She left on
return at 4:35 p. m. bringing pess-
engerl, freight, express and Satur-
days N. B. msil. She leaves this
morning for Pidtou at 8.15 la.. m.
The Harland leaves this afternoon
at 1 for Orwell. returning to this
city Tuesday at 10.00 a. rn. ,_
Saturday the B. S. Harland went
up the West River returning in the
evening. _
Hafgirdsy the Eastern express, the
Sent ern and Western accommoda-
tion tmins were' on time, the Sum-
niorsidg accommodation was ten min-
utes late, the lllsltern accommodation
was on time and the Western accom-
modation wu fifteen minutes late.
ltinarlvn iilllmellt col-eo gsrgot in *owe
the range
Special to The Guardian.
MONTREAL, Aug. 6-Members oi
the Canadian lzlisley team which ar-
rived Saturday on the Tunisian com-
plain bitterly of` the treatment ac-
corded theln on the range by oni-
eials.
_ iflifford, winner of the King's prize,
clinic in for the must interference, uf-
ficers worrying hilil_ so that his tcaln
mates were greatly surprised 'that he
won the prize. '
wlsl lui
UAUETS WIN I
EIRST PLAUE
The results of the conipctitioli bc-
tivccll the dii‘lcrent Cadet Corps ill
this province who entered ill the
League tllis your have bccn announc-
ed and the West Kent School (lallctn
of this city have won first place with
Queen Siillnre School second.
'l‘lle cadets of West Kent, Queen
Square, rloilris High School, 'shini-
lncrside High School and the Prince
of Wales College were examined rc-
cently by (lnpt. 'Gibson of the Gener-
al Stall, Halifax. _
'I‘llc prize is cash, and it ls award-
cd according to reglllntions lliill _down
by thc h‘trathcolll\ l<`unll and will be
1Iistl'ibllted by the l*`llnii Oflicials.
lil addition to the prizes the local
coinmittce who have i_lie_dll-lposal of
thc Fund here have decided to PNY
the l-,litrllllcc fcc ulidmellibel‘sl1iil T00
ill the cooling i’|‘ovilicIaI lliilo Asso-
ciation lllatclles to hc fired tomorrow
for three members froln each OT the
dillerent cadet corps who took part.
This is a splendid oDl1ul’t\l_\'\lfY f0l‘
the members of the (fndet (»0\”l>B I1;
participate ill tliesn _matches am
and should bc all incentive to all cu-
dcts to beconlc lll`0AI_¢I0|\f-. Ill’ I_‘|`“”"
tice, ill rifle shooting, especially
I tic have the privilege of colli-
Tlietfillg Toi all llrilcs at thc P- R- A-
liultclles free og C£li\\`iZ0“**mm““IPI0"
1 lein' supp ici. _
alt) ill hidped that each Cadet (lofi)
will be represented at these lnatchcs.
The winning llorps are deserving Ol
hearty eollgratulution on their suc-
cess which is in no small PETA- due
to the efliciency mid earliest work oi
‘um Cadet Officers.
__
RENOVINED SCULPTOR DEAD °
nleumu, Aug. Ll'-Pi-sl. neinlioln
Bogus, the most renowned sculptor
in Germany, is dead. He WHS 30
years old.
WEATHER FORECAST
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‘WAHM W PATH'
Special to The Guardian.
'l‘i`lilON'l'0, Ang 7--Light to mod-
erate southerly winds; fair and warm,
'l‘lle temperature nt three o‘clock
this morning wus Gi degrees abovo
zero. -
'l`lle lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty six degrees a-
bove zero and the highest was eighty.
The coldest recorded the previous
night was sixty five degrees above
zero. At nine p. m. yesterday _ it
was sixty six degrees above nero.
The lowest temperature recorded
Saturday was sixty-three degrees
above zero and the gighost was
ninety. The coldest recor ed the pre-
vious nighif was sixty-three degrees
above zeroat 9 a. m. Saturday it
was seventy-eight. At nine p. rn.
Saturday it was seventy-one degrees
above zero. -
The length of today will be four-
teen hours slid twenty-seven minutes.
The tide will be high this morning
at 7.41 and tomorrow morning at
8.39 and Wednesday mnrniing at .88;
it is high tonight at 10.02 and to-
morrow night at 10.52 and Wednes-
day night at 11.35.
"l‘hc sun sets this evening at 7.19
and tomorrow evening at 7.18; it
rises tomorrow morning st 4.53 and
Wednesday morning at 4.54.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
at 8.48.- '
,.....__..._......._...
Kinlu-d’|» Lininaent euros colds., sto.
ERENUH UUI'T UISLEITEAM MURE TRUUULE
TU LUUN INTU RETURNS ERUMT NUIN UN WITH
SETTLEMENT ULU UUUNTRI |§.T.R. MAUHIIIISTS
Will Make Close Examin'-'Complain of Treatment Acc- They Demand New Agree'
ation of Morrocoan orded by Officials at mem and N°g°tIatI°"S
_ are Pending.
Special to The Guardian.
TORONTO, Aug. 6--Machinists in
the employ of the Grand Trunk have
demanded a new agreement, the old
one having expired some time ago.
If the ucgotiutions fail u strike
which would tie up the road is threa-
tened. _ ‘
After the unsatisfactory negotiations
the lneli applied for a board of arbi-
tration but the item went back to
their own negotiations.
RUUUS SUTERARETTIE
PASSEU RUUUS UHEEKS
_
tlordon, of tile local ,suifragctte move-
ment, was very reticcnt ,when spoken
to about the case reported from Mon-
treal of Miss rltcwart, the bogus sili-
Iragettc who '_-aEn':'_l .1 forged cllcck.
She adlnittell some .lromuli bus sc-
clired “small sums" from 'Porolito
women, hilt refused to say ‘who they
are, or how much they gave lip.
She admitted that Montreal coin-
miluicated with 'I‘oron!.o about the
check which sho said ; V\'<’-H4 OHEY AUT
$125.
Another prominent leader of the suf-
frage movement here wllnlttol illat.
she had licnrd of a woman gcttiln; in-
to trouble at Montreal.
“We saw her for the first time,"
said this lady, “on thc night of the
Lydia Pulikbilrst meeting blast fall.
She introduccli herself to us and
sccnied it very nice pcrsoli. She was a-I
bout twenty-eight years of ago and
rntlior goilll-looking.
“iluring the willter and spring she
gave n, number of addresses. telling of
the suffrage nlovemeni. ill Great Bri-
tain and of her part ill it..
“She said she was wealthy and re-
ceived money from her niotilcr. »She
had left home about some trouble
with her retativcs.
"A little while ugo she went to
Montreal, and now wc have just heard
that she is ill trouble. The name giv-
en in that city, however, is not the
MINISTER GIVE
_ PEOPLE SURPRISE
I
DENVER, Aug. 4-Said Rev. D.
Kendrick Roberts, pastor oi the
Welsh Presbyterian church here, in a
sermon to his purishoners at a pray-
cl' meeting last night, “The time for
every unmarried man to take a bride
is right now, lmd to show my will-
ingness to practice what I preach, I
shall do so."
the pulpit and met Miss Amma
Evans, the church organist, who
arose froln her place at the OTKRD.
They were joined by g fellow clergy~
msn of Mr. Roberts' the only oiitsid- 1
er who had been ict into the secret.
alid were married before the astonish-
ed congregation wns aware of what
was taking place.
THE EMPRESS HAS BONSILITIS.
BERLIN, August 4-_--Emperor !Wil
liam, who had planned -to loin Em-
press Ailgllste Victoria at Wilhelm-
shope today. arrived instead at
Potsdam and tomorrow will confer
with Chancellor Von Bethani-l-Iolweg
and fornler Secretary Kiderlin Wnecll-
ter.
It is ofliclaliy stated that the em-
peror hlls postponed his trip to .Wil-
helmshupe because of illness of the
empress. l’rcs'uml\bly this is on uc-
collnt of the danger of infection. The
illness of hcl' majesty, which .was at
first. described ns it heart attack, has
resulted in a feverish inllnmnlation ‘of`
the tonsils_ It is not considered dan-
gerous, hilt the emprcss is confilntvd ts
her room and her physicians have or-
dered pefect quiet for her.
! 
gonoenggoépyenrlsrnenrs
(Too late for_Ola'sslilcation.)
V110 1.14?/1', house, 8 rooms. Apply
_I to 224 Kent sl.. ______§;Zd_sl_pi1.
;b‘DUIt male boarders can be ae-
. ll eommodated at 37 Psssnaore Stn
Business College students preferred.
____ 8-7d§ip_d.__
, `_0S'I', between llonshsw and Corn-
; wall, a ladies mohair raincoat.
Finder please leave at Cornwall Post
0lll¢.,___ - ___e_-7g_zli-1lpd. ._
`F‘pR_BALE, large dwelling house
_ .i on Water St. with, all modern,
improvements, suitable for hotel or
boarding house. Apply to G;o__d__.I.
Rogers. . ,- -
\_UC'l‘ION FURNITURE I am in-`
f' structed by Miss Brown to sell
by auction at her residence, 53 Oli-
bar street, on Wednesday, August
9th, commencing at 10 o'clock, par-
lor, dining room, hall, bedroom and
kitchen furniture.-R. Baslrsto, slice
eloneei- ___A________ __'§-;{1_i§i1>Q-
Bowtiisi. nill-we Alien, unau-
c oven. 2~25dtf.
market, open lawful days un to
» Ililiar0‘| Liniment cures Distemper.
TORONTO, Aug. fi-Dlzfilargaret,
same aa'thc Toronto woman use<l.”ll
With that the pastor steppedfroml
FIHEIT OF A LL
_ _`¢__- .____._.._...v .._____ ___ __
PRUIIINUIAL _
AMISSIUNARI
VISITING HUME
Rev. Dr. J. W. Wudllian, llonoluiu,
II. I., is visiting ill this province
and is spcndillg ai. short time ill this
his native city. He is a son of the
lute Henry Wlldllinn, Victoria, and
formerly lived ill this city where hi-
rcccivcd his early edlirntioli.
Iicv. Mr. Wadnlan is one of the
Missionlwles of the Methodist;liiiilrcll
and has been collncrtcd with i.hlll_
work for the greater part of ills
life. ` For the past seven years hc
bus labored ill Honolulu and is now
visiting frieillls and relatives here.
Yesterday he prencllcrl in this rlty
on two occasiolis-in Glvlro ilhllrltli ill
the morning and in the First Mctllir
dint church ill the evcnillg.
lll Grace (,llllll‘i'll llc preaclled to a
large congrcglltioli. He took ns his
text "What is Milli "l‘llut 'i‘holl Art
Milldflll of l-lim” and delivered froin
these words a most inspiring alld
helpful discourse. _ '
In the evening at the First Metho-
dist Church he did not speak from
any text hui. delivered a plwticlilarly
interesting and cllliglltclling address
on the Mission Work ln the Sand-
'v' - ::
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REV. J. W. WADMAN.
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gan at the origin of the Missionary
Work, telling of Miami,- the young
Jnllnnel-le evangelist; who did such cf-
fective work among his coiintrylnen
at hoille and in Hawaii, and who now
is travelling evangelist of a great
tcmpernnce society of Japan. He told
of e very interesting chain of circum-
stances which Ieli up to the pl'opollud-
ing of the Cliristian doctrine to t|leI
Emperor of Japan by one of ills ow-n
officials, the latter having previously
been converted by Miami.
He delved into the history of the
Sandwich Islands, tolli of their dis-
covery and rediscovery. 'l‘iien be
spoke of the first inissioilaries who
arrived in 1820 and whose work, cf.
fectcd at ll. great personal sacrifice
by the three young men and their
wives, was attended with such il-liing
results.
He touched on the political lzinrory
of the llawaiiu group, its Kings and
Queens, its evolution into a it-pullic
and incidents of its annexation to thc
U. S. A.
Tile address was pilnctllated throu-
ghout with pointed personal experi-
ences in his work which lent a great
interest to his lltterances.
Dr. Wadilian is lr nlost pleilsllig
speaker and his words are clenr and
convincing with the ring of one
whose call to the missionary si~r\‘i<'c
was not a misplaced one. 1-ie speaks
several languages flileiltly, uclliliring
them through tially use ill ills worll.
A pleasing feature. of his visit wus
the presence of his mother nt both of
his services yesi.ordny. Mrs. Wllilllmll
is eighty~follr yellrs ol nge bllt is still
possessed of good hearing alld uclli.c
sight and is so hnlc, heurty and uc
tive as to belle her actual age by
scveml years. -
Besides attending the services yes-
terday on Hatllrduy she nlct her son
at Summerslde and uccolnpallieli lliln
to this city.
HOME BY AIR LINE
LONDON, 'Allg. 4-Jules Vedrlnes,
the French svilitor, stlll'i_ed bonil-~
ward this morning by air line, and
ut Inst accounts had safely lwossed
the English channel and landed at
Dieppe, l~`rnnce. He trnveill-_il in thi-_
snme lieroplnne with which he won
the second prize in the recent cirruii.
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wich Islands ulid in Hawaii. lie be-I
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RACING-IN ST. JOHN  
  ---SAD ACCIDENT
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Little Boy lies From
liellrtfniiure While
A Swimming. The
Races.
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Special to The iillardirm.
HT. JUi'l‘N, Aug. 0-ln second day'l
racing nt Moosepnth both events, the
conlhinrli 2,17 trot and 2.20 pace
and thc fl'cc-for-all were taken in
three sirlligilt lleiltn. A
’l‘lle first was won by Masterpiece
of l)ouse`s stables, Attlcboro, Mass.,-
tTFbest time being 2.20; in the
third.
'l‘llc lrcc fol'~oll wus taken- by Galla-
gher, olvlicll by ll. ll. Ackcr, Halifax;
best; tillle-2.20 ill seconil heat.
7 Willie Strollg, aged 15, was strick-
oli with heart failure wllile »1_\riinmillg
at the Hoy Scoiit's camp licur bit.
John Satlllulny ufi_el'iiooll.
ln spiteof the prolvipt. efforts of
conipanions, who l|lliokly brought his
holly ilsliorc and every possible
menus of ri-cilsitatioll, death result.-
cd.
EUISUN'S_ RULES UE LITE
RE SAILS EUR EURUPE
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-When the
Mllnrctaniu lcli. the dock today one od
the liltssliilgelvl was 'I`hlunns Alva Ed-
ison, who, with his soil, \\"..n :-.bout
to begin ll vai'atioil iii l'll.ll'op~:. Mr.
lildison talked fre':|y to tile llewspapel'
:lieu who lil-rwilgl-ll him with liulnher-
less ullcstioll.
"Why ilon'r. you try to invent fan
all-_<hip`_"' be was asked. 1
“Why dou't 1 iry"" responded Mr.
lgiiil-toll. “Wil_v, .l dill try* thirty years
ago. I look;-_ti into it from every side.
We knew tllen the principles of glid-
ing just as you have UNH11 IWW.. but
we ilidn't have nn internal combus-
tion ellgllio."
To take the present trip Mr Edi-
son has broken the rules of his most
punctual life. Home of these were dis-
cussed <by hiui on his last birthday,
llc reitcl'ai_ed tllcnl today. `
“With my system of living 1 expect
to live 150 years.
"My system is based oil proper liv-
ing, slccpilig and clothing.
“I am in hed six hollrs, all of if,
good, solid sIl`:i:p,, ]l_’s glwllgh,
"I lIoll'_f. ever intend to retire.
Work hos inode this earth a paradise
for ine, and l doli`t believe there is'
lilly parallise up above.
“My body and l. are still keeping
at it for about eighteen hours a day,
and I sclllolli Kct tired.
“l mn better able to keep working
now thrill when T was twenty-live.
“This earth is a cinch il.yoil take
it right.
"f\l!\’1‘1‘=\I\I\¢ \vol‘I\ never hurt any
one. 1 am no 1-xl‘<\_ptioil.
"T a, not un inilivillllul; I :lin an
5lil1£l`f'):all' of rolls.
"When 1, have any sparc time I stil-
dy lnilsir.
_ "I eat us mllcli as I went, but that
is very little---linlf it handful ofsol-
irls at euell nlcnI." <
THREE ATTEMPTEU
SIIIUIUES IN MUNTREAL
M<iN’l'lllL`/il., /tug. 4-'i'wo sllil-_ide
mise-s cuine up ill court today, while
anotller wus rl-ported al. police head-
qlilirtt-rs. Stove Stolila stood nt the
Atwater l|l'iill.:v ovr-l' the ilachine
cxllliil nllll flirt-lv ill one guI‘nir\lli, after
nllotlil-r, l-llilf-klillg gleefully ull the
while. llc tllell sprung io throw
Ilillliirlf in. but was cuiiglit and held
by t.\_~‘o lnoll wlln had l>f-on nttl-noted
by his sirungc actions. llc seems to
be mentally illlbalrinf-ell.
Ifwillild Kirin was arraigned in
o_url. for rlttelliptilig to shoot himself
with li revolver, und Thoophile Men-
llier for throwing himself into the
river. _Neither could googling, |m.
hls notion and botll Dlended they
must ilnve__been temporarily affected
of Great llrif.lli~n race.
by the heal.. Sentence was deferred.
Two little feet went pattc-_ring by
Years agol _
They wandered oil to the sunny. sky,
Years ngol
Two little socks, well wrinkled and
worn.
Move me to tears with their memor-
ies born,
Years ago!
Dear tl_lttle, feet that ran here and
ern,
preoping, climbing about everywhere,
ears ego!
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f_1rept_;1_¢-.vcr hack to the love they,
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Glimbed never more to the arms
bereft, `
Years ngni
Again I'll heur those dear little feet,
Pnttering byi _
Their music a thousaudfoid more
sweet, _
I’ tln _:hex Sky!
o o t in fthe t ’
'l'llaE holds tIEem  lurid
‘ ._ them there,
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