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Isle of Wight, Sept. 20.-
Tne White Star Line steamer Olympic
was in collision today witii the Bri-
tish rruiscr Hawke. - '
'l‘he olympic was struck on the
,¢,,rhnni~It quarter; where n large hole
was smashed ln.
The trans-Atlantic liner was bcached
an Cowes ltondstead.
The Olympic was floated and pro-
nsedml to I-iouthampton.
The Hawke was also able to get li-
wny nnd proceeded southward under
inn- own steam,-' _
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9 ecial to
NOWIGS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17-“Any citi-
zen of New York, I should say oil.
hand, may bring before the court the
question whether Gulonel Astor is i-n
contclupt for marrying in violation of,
the <lceI'ee," said Supreme Court Jus-|
tice lsnnc N. Mills, who signed t_he`
decree of divorce against Colonel
John Jacob Astor forbidding him to
mnrry, when informed yesterday that
the colonel and Miss Madeleine Force
were married at Newport a week a-
(], ~
gJusticc Mills returned from a hunt-
ing and fishing expedition in the Can-
ndinn woods, into which news of the
wedding had not penetrated. ‘
The justice's attention was called to
an editorial on the suggestion. bv for-
mer Judge Dittenhoefer that such acts
as Colonel Astor’s_sh0uld be punished
as contempt of court.
"Ast have said before," replied
Justice Mills, “the question of con-
tempt hiis Iiot, so fa-r as I recollect,
been raised in this State. Only the
validity of such rcmarriages has been
passed upon. As to the method of
bringing the question of contempt be-
fore the court for determination, I
should say, witholit consultation of
niltliorities, that any, person has the
right to raise lt. The co_urts recognize
that society ns well as the two par-
tlie Issue, » _ »
IIIIUNISI MEMBERS ,  
IIEIIISE SIIIHIES
_.__
LONDON, Sept, 18-The Bill pro-
Villlfltr for the payment of the men-
be_rI-I of the House of (lonimons was
Hllllheil t.hroIIi:ll almost unnoticed and
undiscllsscd Iit the iictual moment
when the attention of the body was
fixed upon the final struggle in the
H_eIlse of l.oI‘ds, over tl1e'L0rds' Veto
Ulll. the cllims onthe railway strike
limi the Moroccan situation. Several
Uniornnt members have declined to
accept their first quarters salary of
97 llfllllllls. three shillings, four pence,
the balance of £100, after the deduc-
tmn of thc income tux. One member-
wrote to the press that he had rid
himself as far as possible of the dis-
grace thrust upon him by handing
over the money- for dintriblltion to
the hospitals of his constituency. An-I1
other followed I-init by giving his SM.
ary to various cliarltles.
/.\rtIIur Lee, the member from the
Wiireliarn lllvision of Hants, wrote
to the Times that he had returned'
the draft to the treasury with the .
Wflllest that no more drafts be sent
i0 hun ns long as he might remain 5
member.
Another member sent his stipend-
lv the minicipal authorities to be
"llhllcd to the reduction of the taxes
of hin constitiiency.
utlii-.rs have simply returned the
drafts to the treasury with the re-
qilest that no further remittances be
mfnlc. Still others give to particular'
charities.
“IF Vhllill Manglls suggests that 158
“"‘l\"-HIH. who don‘t require and
 Hhhrove of the payment, apply
MW Cfunbined salaries to the redue`-
_on of taxes of the very poor, or
0 the endowment of universities.
Special to The Guardian.
0'|"l`AWI\. Scllli 20-All pl'clIiirilti<iIn_n
for the elections are complete. Tile
clerk of the Crown in Chancery iinn
received information _that in all of
two hIInllred_ and fourteen constituen.
cies where polls will be taken tomor,
row everything is in readiness for the
vote.
It is expected that the vote will be
far the largest ever cast in Canaan
not only in the bulk vote, but tm;
percentage. ‘
Fhough a bitter fight has been
maik HSHIML Hon. Geo. P.GraIian\
all the cabinet ministers are said td
be cei‘tain,of election. -
UESPEIIIIIII SUIIHIIUNIIEII
MANITOU, Manitoba, September 18
-_Word was received late' today that
Bill @1150". the alleged assilunt ol
lV_Iiss_(.vla.d_ys Price, who was held cap-
tive in the woods near here for thirty
h0\1l,B _the first part of this week,has
been sighted and positively identified
at Bluff. twelve miles south of Showr-
flake, in the Pembina Valley,
"We have not hi-m, surrounded, but
we want more iiien so that wg can
overawe him with numbers,” is the
appeal brought here. A large posse
was hurriedly organized and started
for Bluff.
Wilson, it is said, was seen on the
Iiedge of the woods, but escaped into
the deep undergrowth before he could
U0 Captured. The posse hopes to
Cevwrff the fvsutive without Illnes-
shed. pfllcers are being rushed to
me scene to prevent II. possible lynch-
g.
Missl-‘rice today identified a pho
tograllh of her assailant. It liao
been brought from the police records
of Winnipeg, where the originul,uI1der `
the name of Wesley Osborne, was ar-
rested some weeks ago as u vagraiit.
CANIIDIANS FOR
IMPERIAL SERVICE
HALIFAX, Sept.. 19-In military
circles the increase in the number ol
Canadian appointments to the Ini-
perial arfny is welcomed writes an
English correspondent. "Canadians"
said an ofticer to the writer, “are so
eager to Inake the most of their time
here and anxious to learn the science
of their profcssioii that they receive
a ready welcome." The Royal Mili-
tary Cellege at Kingston has a great '
reputation on this side for turning
out good men. The Official Ganetti
announces the following proInotiont,,
of gentlemen cadets from that ilistl "
tution: A. B. Van Straubcnzcc to bi
second Lieutenant, Royal Artillery.
G. G. Muelienzic, Second Licilteliailt.
Royal Scots Fusilicrs; J. I.. McLen-
nan, Second Lieutenant Arniy Ser
vice Corps; l-1. ld. Silver, Sccorn
Lieutenant, with It view to his . up
pointmeut to the Indian Ariuy.
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BY NITRO-OLYCERINI
CHICAGO, Sept. 19-A nitro gly
cerinc bomb hurled from an anti
wrecked the concert hall of a west.
side saloon here this morning uno
shattered windows in buildings with
in a radius of nearly a block. 1<`i'i:lI
W. Runner, owner of thc wrecked
saloon is said to be antagonistic to
a faction of saloon keepers.
LITTLE GIRL LOST
GlII'1l.I’H, l)nt., September 18-Thi
ten-year~olll daughter of Mrs. Debus.
of Harrison, disappeared last week
and has not been heard from or seen
since.
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Poisouien nv 'ro§.Ds'rooi.s.
FISHKILL LANDING, N. Y., Sept.
18-Michael and Mrs. Lyons died lierl
today from eating poisonous mush
roons, eaten by mistake for edible
fungi. A double funeral will be held
tomorrow.
Today‘s deaths make four from the
same cause in tilts community. _ A
Mrs. Muchool Iind her dziuglitler died
yesterday. They had partaken of the
poisonous dish at a dinner with Mr.
MInIlr:l‘s Linlment Cures Burns. Etc.-
and Mrs. Lyons.
sllflliillfl to The Guardian.
wus ‘1_}H'.r¢_lo'roN, sent. zo-jrhere
day pn excellent day's racing here to-
po" connection with the exhibition.
“Wins is the summary: _
2-12 Trot Ana 2.15 rece class. l
Purse 3300.
Funk Patch 214
» ~ 1. br. h.*by The
g:§,f,"“" ,}‘°¥ Walnnolei  i ii.”
W “" °Y- 2184. h. Ii. by annie
Mi:_I:_=:_d<I¢}rIsent)    4 2 z
(Leonard) mon' lui' bg' IW W;“40li
PN     3
\y,,',1f,‘f__“i‘_ll_‘_;=°.t)2-1_6. sr- s. hy igoglz
T““°~2-19i. 2.161, z.ie.
ml 'l‘f_°t and 2.24-Pace.
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Fr
Lady Gin, hh., by (Lefevrc) 1 2 2 4
oem eng, zeal, hc.. by Dare Wilkes
(Kyle)      5 4 s 2 .
Ruth Hathaway, 2.231, bm». by BW'
gen (Bellevue) ................ .. 3 3 4 3
Greenwood, 2.2-ii, ch. g.. by Strong-
wood (Dewitt)    4 5 5 Ro
Minn 'ren-iple Bar, Rapidity and Niels
R. also started. ~
Time-2.22}, 2.17¥, 2.21} 2.18}.
Matched Race, Purse $300-
ioinehlils hs.. hy senile lstilwflirhy
.»...'.'.'.'.'; ".a';.'..'.""...I.1"n'."'... M.-.e-...-
(McCoy)    .... .. 2 2 2
'rims-2.41i, 2.545, 2.48i.
The officers were: P. H. Lee. StB\‘--
¢gr;‘Chgg Bell, T. H. Culter, Dllgald
MeCatherin, Sr., timers: Dr._Gll-
ein-ict, Hugh Gallagher, H. H. Lee,
IAUSIC HALL HRECKED K- .
CREW llE3lIllEll Jugfs
The following is thc remainder 0|
Special to 'l‘hc Guardiali. _  Liséicit gh” ¥l“S'9 UOUHI-Y
i~lAl.IIrAX, sent. 20-A ielegi-ani 0" W °°”°‘ y°“"“`d“Y~
from the light keeper n S tt ` I - . ,
 ;4_nnou(;'iced thI=__t t)hc__c§<ir?.‘l`;?:ia|I1 FI'ORI('ULFURE
a' ccor was . ,-
________c B____t_____ as ore a uinadlcu. __U¢_;stt v_t.ol__lcction1Astors-1,_ Mrs, 1),
At noon today eleven of the crew giclvv i.tm&..‘ I" tllontug-“ei Z. -THB D.
were rescued und- llff‘ lt' U' ’ Gorge own' _
lifeboat “V ‘ 1°" 109 by the Best Collection Dahlias. not less
_sive are still on honrn and the life-  l°"' °°1°"""1' M" D- J- SWW'
boat and tug are stalidin i , . . , _
'l‘hc vessel ran ashore ingfogll Best bollectlon (’l“dl_°1us`“1» MW'
_ _ D. J. Stewart, AItl4,ng Ferry' 2
 art, Georgetown. 2, Mrs D. J. Stew.
Mil. L. Montague ' ~
|3US'l`UN. Still-~ 19-I‘0l'Cy Smith, Georgetown.
I7 YEHYH 0111. of 'J7 Princeton street, Best Collection Pansies-1 Mrs 1) J
East HUSEUH. Was drowned in Boston Stewart. 2, Mrs Thine. Henry'
Harbor yesterday Iorcnoon, and John (leorgctowm '
SUIIIVHH. 28. Of 20 hhltaiv, street, Best Collection Hand Bouquet-1
hlitst Boston, was rescued from thc Jas D. Stewart Georgetown 2 Mu;
bottom of his overturiied boat, the VD. J. Stewart. I ` l '
AUCC 5-. by John l.inds'ti‘oni :ind An- Best Collection Potted Plniitg “Oi
drew Branilsen, nlenibcrs of the crew less tlmn four varieties iollix-1. e
of the schooner Alma E. A. Holmes. plants included-1, Edith Raiusi
oN Irisniuo llllllmgetown' gud priZ°`"°t “WWI
TRIP- _Best Collection l)ianthus--1, Jas I),
_ . _ htc'~vart,. 2 Mrs D. J. Stewart]
Sullivan and Smith, both cinployces | Best Collection Sweet Peng 12
at the Atlantic \\'orils, ,lllnst Boston, distinct colors-1, R, R, Mcyiean
went down the harbor Saturday night Georgetown. 2, Mrs D. J: Stewart I
on a fishing trip and aiichurcll the Best. Collcctioii Antirrhinum (sndp.
boat. They slept until daylight, \vhcn drxifgoii) 4 colors, 3 spmyn eu¢h;1
they spent several hours in fishing. Mrs I). J. Stewart. 2 My-5'Th05I
Along the niilllllc of the forenoon they Hnnr_y_ (;,.U,~2¢t,,\v,,_ ' '
‘-tot up sail and stan-tell for idiist Bos- Best Collection Stzieks-1, MM-til,-..
tml- _ _l’oole, L. iilontiigue. 2, Laura Wight-
In coming up the harbor; the bozitlmiin, L. Montague.
was struck by li squull and ovcI't.uI'Ii- Ilcst Collection Verbenn,~1 Jas 1)
ed. Smith could not swim. Sullivan StI‘.wni‘t. 2, Mrs D. J. Stc\viIi't. '
succeeded ill getting him to the over- llc-st iloilcction I’hlox-1 Mrs 1). J
turned bout and clung to the bottom Stl»\vnI't. 2, Jas D, Si;own'ri»__
while awaiting Iiclp. Heavy- seas roll- Best Collection 'Table Bouquet-1
ed over thc boat and both nicii were Mrs l). J. Stewart. 2 Jas Dj Stew
throwndnto the water. " nrt, _ '
_ Miss Laura Wightman, Aitken’s Fe,-_
` ‘ Best Uolleiition Nausturtiums, not
` ry.
Best Collection Sweet peas not les;
than four vnrittes-1, ,Jas D. Stew.
__'_. less than four varieties-1, Mrs 1), J,
Stewart.. 2, Genevieve McPhee,
3z'I[f_'§_Hm_wN_ ctnss x1.~1lonseheening.
_ _ llest -Single Loaf Wtlitc Iircail
When Sullivan clinic to the nllrfitcc Iiomcrnade-1, Mrs. Time. Henry
lic swam to the submerged boat and Georgetowli; 2, l\dIii‘garot sence
silcceclled in Iihliling on until rescued, baugh, Georgetown,
but Slnitlrllml sunk from sight. Best Single Loaf Whole Whc:-it or
Sullivan was trrinsfcrrcd to the pol Grallum lircurl-I, Mrs, A. D. Mc
ice boat GI|Iii'diatn, and on arriving at l‘liee, Georgetown; 2, Mrs, Thug:
[dust Boston was sent to his home, H0l1ry, Georgctown.`
where ln It few hours he had recover- Best l Dozen Tea Biscuits-1, Mrs,
cd from his terrible experience. NIIHHGI MCIAWGII. New Perth; 2, Mrs.
Smith was the oldest. ofa family of C. H. I’oolc, Lower Mlultngllo.
seven children, und the broad winner Best 1 Ito'/.cn lluiocd liieculto oi'
of thc lioui-lc. llis dcziih ciiinc. as It l1"lIH”l. Mrs. I). W. Morrisey
dlock to his Inother, who was prog.. Georgetoivii; 2, Mrs. Ilziy Uulpitt
t,pg,t,ed,. _ liosneath.
Iiest l"ouIid (‘ukc, pluill icing-1,
BIIRQUE ASIIORE ON . ly}:_f;.___l_;\;_ssc1 Mclmcll: 2. Mrs. D- W.
   Best i'iut Jnl' mixed Pickle home
5.
-_-___- Inari?-1, 2MrS. Roy Ilulpitt, llosc-
_ nea I; , Mrs. A. C. Stewart,
1:  _I -_ I _ _ Icorgc own.
£Il;_':_‘Eé1Il°5Iil:*§tlf éllgllk _H013 Jtollél qt; Best Pint Jar Chow-Chow, homc
terie storied tliiitecpclliiifllldrgieruc (walls n\mdc_1' Mrs` Jus' D' Stewart'
iisIi0I“e at Mninadlicu gllar olnd ‘thc ggmllgituwllz 2 Mm' Cassius may
crew were still on I>L>_iii~;l.t;I`l\0Sw¢;_1tt|,,i,, He; bint _IM Sweet 1__Ck\c___ home
‘V335 qverilf mu_g‘» "1 t “Z-1, cal “tc In-ride-1, Mrs. liusscl Mcllnren; 2
i'en(llleI‘arI'sExliit(r:ilII:c`E:l NIISIIB 1lIlIxsllI‘iTe )yMr0 mrgihm ll' Mcmhnc “nd Mrs' J' W'
' _ _ _ ° _ - c ec, ieorge own.
$3553; H53; 1‘_?ig°t3_"’_':_l_‘_"':;_E:_l5s1°i’:_t0r‘;’_:_E;R Best Pint bottle Tomato, _(7Iitsu|
thwt a gale had been raging all day l1IV?rI;lc'7`adE,“1|Q|ll;I»T` D'  Mornscyll 2'
_ , _ _ . ._ . c ee.
“i‘.1‘*‘1::.;11r..i;‘;l."';:::" .$°“i.&,:r::. me --».1<= He   -»
P £11 f U E _ k - Jam-»1,E_sti1Ia Aitken, Geurgetow_II,
31°” ‘iifvf or lie wfecit “B "oo" “H 2, Mrs. Roy Bnlpitt, Roaeneath.
,'I`,h‘"°a ‘el Wm; ‘t_P°'"“' k _ __ _ Best Sample Strawberry Jam-1.
h _° tfilcenllt 0 “L_ WWC 15 ‘rut Mrs. Roy Llulpltt; 2, Mrs. Wm., Mc
;.v;_si_:_i<;p___1_eg_s earner iuce was os D,mam_ New Perth
  ` , WOOLEN GOODS & FANCY WORK
` E Best 10 yards White Flannel, twill-
   ed, homemade-1, Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
PARIS_ S-apt 19__Aviato__ Maul Cligrdigan; 2, Lizzie McKinnon, Roy-
‘”llthtR€"" gvllltllen “S " pussleng"  a Bllelst 10 yrads White Flannel, plain:
ihiour 3 s nr _on at inonop an; llléhe homemade-1, Mrs; Mich. Christian,
w;_]d"`s I1°’i‘;P(?;\fre_f‘l€h:€°;‘l?e trip' St., 'fleorgetowm 2, Mrs. John Mc-
' E h .
 fcqulrg tfen m§’,ntllS‘ arhetstait lEl»:es‘trn’llEa.ElI‘v Igledlilliets-1, Mrs. John
“bl lei 'L8 e rom ""5 Amt S "Que Gordon, Mitchell River.
fxf “Y “gr i W dp;,°°°et €hfencI;ah’ Best Knit Counterpane-1, Mrs.
Bt§“_;;j ‘£3 512%” ‘gyfclioss India Michael Martell, Georgetown; 2, Mrs.
thrall h the air b I steamer to Aus- ROM' G' Houston' Montague'
I gh _ I z' S um America Best Woven Counterpane-1.
;'.nI`1I;htyo?/el‘mEIIE;t gontcinent thencd mom Beaton' Commercial Cross; 2
I, t A ics, 'and then "'
..¥...h‘.’2£'l°l.,.ft..Ill... IIIEIl'rnEa EoIiEcIlsr ac.
._..~.'_.._‘-»--_- ,___
 Special to The Guardian.
TORONTO, Sept. 21-Fresh north
mmlllllulllvlllillvrllllllllinas `“`”” `“"“°‘ "“"
____ - The temperature at three o'ciock
Yesterday the Eastern express was this m0l'nil1fZ WHS fifty-l1W0 deilfw B-
flve minutes late, the Southern ac- bove zero.
eommodetign was twenty minutes The lowest temperature recorded
late, the Western accommodation was Y°Ste1`dBY WSH mfY'¢iEI1i1 d°f.Zl`°°S B'
five.mlnutes late, the Summerside bove zero and the highest was seven-
accommodation was on time, the ty. The coldest recorded the previous
Eastern acéommodation was ten night was sixty-two above zero. At
minutes late and the Western express nine a. m. yesterday it was sixty-four
was on time. degrees above zero and at nine p. m.
Yesterday the Northumberland left It was fifty-eight degrees above ze-
tbis port at 8.30 a. m. for Picton 1-0, _
with passengers. freight. express and. The length nl today wIu_ he twelve
mail, docking at 12-05 D- H1- SIN hours and eighteen minutes.
left On re*-“FD af- 4-45 D- mo DUDE' The tide will he high this morning
ing passengers, freight. 0lPI'0SBe Bild at 9.21 and to morrow morning at
ye8t0i‘day'l N. Si. mail and arrived 10.20; it will be high tonight at 10.
at 8.15 p. m. She leaves this morn- 29 and tomorrow night at 11.06. L
ing for Picton at 8.20. _ The sun sets this evening at 6.02
The S. B~ HB\'1B\1d lofi y¢lt°l'<lay at and tomorrow evening at 6. it rises
¢\1l`°° P. m. for Victoria. She will re- tomorrow morning at 5.45 and Sat-
urn this mornin at 1015 and will urda morning at 546
°" R-» bs by weeame. ashlee
""°»~~~' im--in #mu-»» sm.--.4 D 1 1 1
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Judges; J. A. edwards. Cl°r\= 01
the eourle.
t g . y . . _
sail again at 3.00 p. m. for Victoria There will be a new moon tomor-
returning at 9.80 p. m. row_moi-ning at 10.25.
MEN [ill STRIKE
Special to The Guardian.
DE'l‘llUl'l‘, Sept. 20-Fifteen hund-
red einployes of the Detroit United
Railway Company went on strike this
morning, and no street cars are run-
ning in the city,
The men get 23, 25, and 28 cents
an Iionr.
“They ask 25 and 30 cents an hour.
Mrs. Malcolm Nicholson, Victoria
Cross.
Best Hearth Rug, all wool-1, Mrs.
Murdock Beaton, Commercial Cross;
2, Mrs. T. K. Caineron, New Perth.
Best Hearth Rug, all rag-1, Mrs.
Angus Lamont, Victoria Cross; 2
Mrs. D. Montgomery, Georgetown.
Best 2 Pairs Woolen Socks-1, Mrs.
Hugh McEacherIi, New Perth; 2, Mrs.
Calelson, _Lower Montague.
Best 1 Pair Woolen Gloves-1, Mrs,
John McEachern, New Perth; 2, Mrs
Geo.. Lavers, Georgetown.
Best Pair Winter Mitts-1, Mrs.
John McEachern, New Perth,
Best Collection Knit Goods-1,
Mrs. Geo. W. Aitken, Aitken's Ferry;
2, Ella J Roberston, Lower monta-
gue. _
Best Centre Piece, in which linen-1,
Miss Laura Aitken, Aitken‘s Ferry;
2. Mrs. T. K, Cameron, New Perth.
Best Collection Fancy Worll-1,
Miss Estelle Aitken, Georgetown.
Best Selection Lace Work-1, Miss
Jean Aitken, Georgetown;
Best Painting, oil framed-1, Mrs.
J. Mort McLean, Newt Perth; 2,
Arthur Yorston, Georgetown.
Best Selection Fancy Needlework-
1, Miss Ella J._ Roberstou., Lower
Montague. '_'
Best Selection Knitting and Cro,
cheting-1, Mrs. Geo. Dyke, Lower
Montague.
Best Tea Cosy, mounting to be con-
sidered-1, Mrs. Tapper, Georgetown.
2, Miss Jean Aitken, Georgetown,
Best Patch Work Quilt-1, Flora
Beaton, Commercial Cross; 2, Mrs.
C. H. Poole. _
' Best Pygrography Specimen-1, Mrs
Aitken, Lower Montague.
Best Eyelet Embroidery-1, Estell
Aitken, Georgetown.
' float Tea Cloth in white or colored
linen or cotton-1, Mrs. Angus Ln-
mont, Victoria Cross; 2, Mrs. John
:}orrlon, Mitchell River. ‘
Best Sofa Pillow-1, Jean Aitken,
Georgetown; 2, Maggie Sencebaugh,
Georgetown. .
Best Si<Iei»orlI'd or Tray Cloth-l,
Jean Aitken; 2, Mimsie Johnsonc,
St. Georges. '
Best Centre Piece in colored llncn-
1,, Lnurit Aitken, AitkeIi’s Ferry; 2,
Miss ’l‘appei', (icorgetolvn,
Best Selection Drawn Work-1,
ldllu ilolIcI'tI~\on, Lower Montague; 2,
illltrti I.. Iiawthnr, Lower Montague.
Cl~lILDl'tldN'S WORK
UNDER 13 YISARS.
Best Pillow Case, Combining hemm-
ing, snaming, and filling-1, Grace
liutticr, New l’erth; 2, Blanche Col-
linga, Sturgeon. -
llest outline Work-1, Ethel Caul~
son, Lower Montague.
FISH
liest Qllintal liry ColifisIi-1, 1-l. ll.
(lox, Morcll.
Best Quintul DFY HUIN!-1. I40“U`f`
loivers, Georgetown; 2. Bal'tl0tt
Miars, Burnt Pt.
Best Case 1 dozen Canned Lobst-
ers, unlabeled-1, Jas. P. Mehlachern,
Georgetown; 2, Cogswcll and Easton.
Georgetown.
Best Cod Liver Oil-1, R. W. Jor-
don, Beach Pt.
MISCELLANEOUS. .
Best 50 lbs. Flour from Island
grown wheat-1, Geo W. Aitken &
Sons, Aitkens Ferry; 2, Jus A. Gor-
don, Newl Perth.
Best half bushel Beauty of Hebron
Potatoes-1, Geo. W. Aitken & Sons,
Aitken’s Ferry; 2, Peter Stewart,
Brudeuelli
Best half bushel Dakota Red Po-
tatoes-1,' Andrew Redmond, Cardi-
gan; 2, Peter Stewart.
Best half bushel Green Mountain
pointers-1, John v. ivlerhee. Gwr'
GONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS
(Too late for Classification.)
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QAUNSOME SAUSAGES ma 0
it fresh every day. Saunders, New-
som & Co. __ ________9-1_2d?_l1lD‘l-
.\\_'iAN'1‘uD-Girl lor general house
_work apply to 21 Great George
st. " .?_-_2.ll1&-
' ‘CTL SALIEII-One silver grey fox.-
H Robt. Stewart, Brudenell,P.E.I.
- 9-2ias_l.
A. _.__.__..._ .. _,_»-__-~-~ k
V110 LET, two stores i_nC_the bricd
' building. corner o ueen an
Sydney Streets. Apply at Real-don’»
barber sh_op._ ______ fI;1?§§l__h~
RMERS, ATTENTIONI We are
4 ready to buy for cash some
food, new_ crop, '§ll;0f»g'Y 2:6 "$9
ni N ee ee ' -
ro gexriguiis samples as 80011 ll
p t.
-fgnrdy, stating how man( bushels you
nnve to sell. Do not nel your Timo-
thy Seed before getting our prices.
It will pay you to write us. We can
.apply bags. Carter A: Co., Ltd.,
"guanine," Charlottetown.
' . 9-ilrtl
BOWLING, Burko'| Alleys, under
market, open lawful days ten to
eleven. I-25dt.f.
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Minard's Llnlment for sale everywhere
A
lIriIsIIlIII _
will IIIIIISII
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and Re-arrested
Special to The Guardian.
Y
been guilty of espionage, _
and released after examination.
They W@l'0 Blmin taken into custody
today upon orders from Berlin.
BOY BURNED HIS
LITTLE SISTER 'IO DEATH
CHARLO'l"I’E, N. C., Sept. 19-The
peculiarly atrocious burning uf the
two year old child of E. C. Friday,
a farmer oi Irodella, by her brother,
four year old, came to iight today.
The older child deliberately ignited a
small torch and applied it to the
clothing of his baby sister. The girl
died shortly Iiftcrwurils. When asked
his reason for the act the child re-
plied; “Just because." He hris re-
peatedly set fire to furnishings of
the house and is possessed of a
mania for fire.
getown; 2, C. H. Poole, Lower Mou-
Lague; 3, Stewart Hunter, Dundas.
Best half bushel McIntyre Potatoes
-I, Peter, Stewart, Brudenell2, Vas-
sius Clay, Dundas; 3, Geo. W. Aitk-
en, & Son.
Best half bushel Earlyltose Pota-
toes-1, Stewart Hunter, Dundas; 2,
John V. McPhee; 3, Cassius (Tlay.
Best half bushel Any new variety
Potatoes named-1, Barthtt Miars,
Burnt Pt.,l“Seal F1ippcr"); 2, Mal-
colm Nicholson, Victoria. Cross;
"Northern Spy" 3, Andrew Red-
mond, Cardigan.
Best. 8 Swede Turnips-1, .Wni. H.
Creed, Albion; 2, Jas, A. Gordon,
New Perth; 3, Fred Ferguson, Lower
Montague.
Best 8 Long Hed Mangel Wnrt'/.el--
1, R. R. Mcllean, GeoI‘gctovv‘n.
Best 8 Yellow or lied Globe Mun-
tbe issue." ,
gel-1, J. Mort, McLean, New Perth;
2, Geo. Wright, Lower Montague.
Best Dozen half long Carr0ts,' for
table use-1, llev. H. W. Tooinbs,
Georgetown; 2, Mclntyrc & Sons; 3,
John Kennedy, Montague.
Best 1 dozen Round or 'l`urnip
use-1, Geo. Wright; 2, Jas D. Stew-
art.
Best I dozen Iioonll or Turnip
Beets, for table use-1, Jas D. Stew-
art; 2, Itoy Ilulpitt; 3, Rev. H. W.
Tuombs.
Best 1 dozen Onions, red-1, Jus.
D. `_Stewurt; 2, C. S. Stewart, Briid-
nel .
llcst 1 dozen Onions, white or
yellow-1, Nathaniel Wcstaway, Al-
bany: 2, Jas I). Stewart.
Best 1 dozen lioots Cclcry, white
-1, N. Wcstsiwuy, Albion.
Best 1 dozen ldscliailots-1, Mrs.
Wightmnn, Lower Montague; 2, Mrs.
li. B. Mcllougall, Murray Itivcr; 3,
John Kennedy, Montague.
Best 1 dozen Ears Tuble (`.oI‘n--1,
It. W. Stewart, Brudenell; 2, John
Hunter, Dundas, 3, Rev. li. W.
Toombs, Georgetown.
Best 3 Cauliflowcrs-1, R, li, Mc-
Lean, Georgetown.
Best 3 Cabbage, druln head--1, C.
B. Shaw, Brudencll.
Best 2 Cucumhcrs-1, Rev. H. H.
Toombs; 2, B, Wright, Lower Mon-
tague; 3, Anothy Boudrcliult,
Georgetown.
Best 2 Citron Melons--l, D. J.
Stewart, - Lower Montague; 2 Rev.
H. W. Toomhs.
Best Pumpkin by weight-1, Geo.
Wright, Lower Montague; 2, D. J,
Stewart; 3 Alex Mcl’hec, George-
town.
Best. Squash, mammoth~1, R. W.
Stewart, Brudenell; 2,1). J. Stewart;
3, R. R. McLean.
Best Collection Squash, Hubbard-
1, Jas D. Stewart. 2, D. J. Stewart.
3, L. J. Stewart, Brudenell.
Best Collection 3 Cabbage, Savoy
-1, R. R. McLean. 2, Jas D. Stew-
art.
Best Collection 2 Mush Melons-I.
R. R. McLean. 2, Rev. H. W.
Toombs.
Best Collection Table Vegetables
grown by the Exhibitor (potatoes
not included) 1, Rev. H. W. '1‘ooInbs,
'A' (Contlnued~ on page 0.)
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$80,000,000 LOAN F‘Il()M
l<‘i<ANl‘I-1 is nI<:QUl%"I`l~`-ll
PARIS, Sept. 19--The 'l"atrie’
prints ii rumor that tlic (-crmau
Government has asked France to lend
her 400,000,000 francs. The loan, ac-
cording to the story, is being negoti-
ated by the Rothschilds.
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In Prussia, as Spies released
EMDEN, Prussia, Sept. 20-Two
Eflgllsllmen. stated to be officers of
the British Army, are detained here
because of suspicion that the have
The men were arrested yesterday
#I/gy. iw Andfwnw __
sun Is Inn  
IIIIIIIII Inu
...___ ;
300 Persons Were Arrested
in Madrid Yesterday
gi-1 I
Special to The Guardian. _
l\IA.I.Ili1lJ, Sept. 20-The Govern-
ment, acting undhr the Imperial de-
lcrcc of yesterday suspending the con-
.stitlitioiial guarantee because of re-
volutionary activity. has ordered the
arrest of the workingmen committees
and political agitators in the disturb-
led districts.
' Three hundred persons were im-
prisoned in this city last night.
IIIIEIIIIN SHlil.`KEl]
IMIII NEIWIIHK [IE
‘ IHE llllll WIHES
I
I
I T()RON'l`U, Sept. 18-His body
making a short circuit between a '1`o-
roiito Electric Light wire carrying
about 4,000 volts, and is Hydro~Elec-
ltric ground wire, Ai‘thui‘ Smith, 18
'Van Horne avenue a Hydro-Electric
lineman, was severely shocked while
working on ii Hydro pole at the
lcorner of King street and Beaty ave-
lnuc, about nine o'clock this inirning.
I Smith was working at the top of
the Hydro pole, close to which is a
'l`. E. L. pole ciirrying several high
voltage uircs. These wires pass
on either slllc oi the Hydro pole,
Smith was ivorking on the 'wires
_reading to the street lumps below,
,with his hands touching the Hydro
.ground wire. ' He moved Iiack a few
linches, and touched the 'l`.l:l.l... ~wire,
.making a. short circuit through his
body. Both hands were badly burn-
led, and after being lowered to the
ground he wus taken to the Western
li-lospital in one of Craig at Sons'
' ambulances.
I "lt is a dangerous place," declared
I
_another of the linemen "one of the
,worst in the city. The T. E. L.high
voltage wires pass On either side of
Lthe Hydro post, giving only about a
,foot on each side of the pole in
‘which we can work. We certainly
.did some quick work ln-getting
‘Srnilth to the ground. First we cut
lthe ground wire, to cut oil the cur-
lrent. When this was done he lost
yhis hold and hung there on his belt.
Two of us went up and fastened a
rope aroiind him, and lowered him to
the ground."
The iiliurcd than had recovered
coiisciuusiil-ss when he reached the
hospital, but is suffering from ner-~
‘vous shock its well as the burns on
his hands, Fic lives with his grand-
inotlicr, on Viiri Horne Iivenue.
WILL SHOOT THE 0
. ISANDITS IF CIIPTURED
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j CltESi'l<}N'1‘ CITY, Ills., Sept. 19-
'l"iirce nicu believed to be the Chicago
aiitomobile bandits, who were sur-
prised while robbing the Bradick
farm near licrc, shot and killed Mel
fliradick, seriously wounding his bro-
ther Robert and fled, taking Charles
ikriidick, it cousin of the other two,
illrallicks, with them. They later beat
ltlicir prisoner unconscious and left
Ihiin tied to ii tree six miles north of
the city. He was found by one of
several pursuing posses. Ho was
able to give only it rambling ac-
count of the attack.
Passes were formed within ilu hour
and the members were given orders
to shoot the bandits on sight. It is
thought a lyncliing Inuy follow if
they are cuptlircd.
WOMEN BURNT TO DEATH
i
HIGI-ll...\Xl) FALLS, N. Y., Sept.
iff-lt is believed today that a woman
guest lost tier life in the burning of
the $50,000 llock I-Intel last. niglit,and
ii scarcli of the ruins is being made.
Guests who esrupcrl sniri they sow the
wom:iu, wliosn Inline they did not
know, go buck iIIto the burning
building, presiimnbly to rescue viilli-
ables which she had forgotten and
they did noi. sec Iicr again.
ROBBED C. P. R. STATION
TUli(JN'l‘O, Sept. .19-Burglars en-
tered the i‘anI\dlIin Pacific Station
at l.amhtou Mills, and took blank
orders on the Dominion Express
Company to the value of $2,600. Be-
sides the Express orders the burglars
got some rlinnge and stamps, carry-
ini: Iiwuy the till.
Mlnnrd's Liniment Cures Drindrutl.
Minnrd's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
` You NEED
If the world is all askew, and
everything is going to the bow-wows
at home, in the office or at the
store, don‘t waste time telling your
troubles even to n policeman. Don't
take them to the church or even to
the Lord, but when you go to bed at
night swallow a grain of calomel,
and follow it next morning with a.
seidlitz powder. It is astonishing
what li turn family prayers will take,
and how 5 mnn's religious experien-
ces will brighten when he surprises
MEDICINE
sorts" is not scolding or coddling,
not preaching or prayer, but good
vigorous allopathic'treatment, that
will get right to the spot at once.
How is man can grow in lrace and
harbor a bad liver .would puesle the
apostle Paul. The radon why we
have so many cross-grained Chril-
tians and blue-goggied business men
,ie that their physical apparatus is
out of latter. Alter all religion.
should reach the body as well as the
soul, and the law oi God written
upon the liver should command just
his liver with s shot use thai. what ss much resins* °' *Mt written upon
,most people need when they are what the "fleshy tables of the heart."-~
the boyecsll "grouchy" or !'out of From stray shots. _ _ ,
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