9*,-»
- _» »~_fii.r .. _-
i _
_ _ I  5' E V _ 'I'  _ T lr- T . "_ ‘___ _,=.~e.»'-A-f_ "
PaoEs.AtL.iniI '  _  I f I _ '  ,
_ 700° Gtiargngggd ‘  " _ I T ORNING DQIW*
Deiiyfor isov. it ‘ ' ' ,, Catches MiEv\v
__ _I ‘ _ I Morning Mdls. I
MORNIVG DAILY FOIINDICI) iwpi
‘“"°¥"“°‘"°‘Y‘;"¥‘°L”~»Y‘f~fI' .  _. ‘f*U\RL0I"fE1`0WN, PRINCE EDWARD 1sLaND. CANADA. TUESDAY ssrriziiienn 17 1907. A { fit'.".’t’.T.¥
shirtho
Ainnvi-:s
Will Officially Open
Range Tomorrow-
ted at Victor
 NIGHT
Kensington 'Rifle
And B_e Banquet-
ia Hotel In the
Evening.
Sirl"ri: ieriok Borden nilnirvin' of militia
wlliiirrivn bythe S.S. Nortliurniierliinil
from Pictou tonight, and will he iii-eoui~
piinii-_d by lady Borden.
Tomorrow uioriiing the niiiilster w ll
atlcnd the opeiiinlt of the Pi-ovlnelal
Tillie A~1soo|ui~lnn on the newly ui ranged
Kenslngioli Rill: llinge, which during
the vast iiniuuior has been i-iitirely r.-
tnodi-.leil and enlirged making it one of
most convenient and effective r il.: r ing.-e
ill Canudilr it is rqulpiieii with i. velve
targets of the most nioilern c.iiisi.i~uetinn
arranged ou the latest plans to iihooi.
up to a range of nina hundred yards.
This Province is singularly fi r uriatn in
poiieosiilng auch ii ringo. so cinvenlently
si tuuied, witliltrflvu minutes of tho'-evitra
of Chiirlnttetovni and contiguous to the
railway, th\l~iai!'nl‘dIn,z iu:irk';ini‘:i iroiii
ovir the Province ii couvoii’e i~. nn l
efi'rcfii'c opportunity for pi-iietici-'_
The range iii very thoroiigliiy eqiiippii l
with all that is rrquiii-ii to bring it unte-
dule and il ivelop good ehote. it will no
doubt lie rirovi- I that the ilepiirlnient of
Mlllia has not :lone limits in exrii ndlnii
money on this work and theie is lilztlii
douil. but that this l’ro\'inei- will produce
inarksuien whose scores will equal any iii
Ciiniiilii. - -
'1`oiii'i'r0vv will ir: the first meet on the
renovated range i'iii>i thi- linnor af opening
it is to ruii with Sir Freder ek llnrdeu.
It will he up to the iniirlier to see that
the. Mlniatergi ts tive for that i-ihol.
The ringe oiiiear this yedr is lifiijur
Leigh arid the Secretary of the 1'. R. A. is
lifiiior llnr-Jett. for so innny years identi-
il ri with the niiet. on t' e Kensington
Raiiirr.
Toniurrow eveiiliigrir Freairrick will
bn biiiqiiettrd at lhe \'lei,i~i'li\ Hoiel liy
ilio i‘roviui.:`ul Elle Aesnoiiiiior.
1'. is expected that iii-lore he le iv-~s this
Provlriri- the Minister will visit Suniuiei-
siile L0 iiiiiprct the site proposed for the
ni-vi' uiilili.i i:ririony_at that pi.ie ~.
 __.__~_ ._4__-_.___,_-,__..,.L~x--_- __~~_,_.__
SEVER L R
SU
WERE
UNNERS
SPENDED
Another international' Athletic Distur-
bance Promised-
All Because Run=
ners Commit Offences -Long-
‘ boat Was in
N|~;w YonK,,g~pl, lii,-'l`iic Tiuies lo-
diiy says : I
Another lnterniitioiuil nl_lilelii~ dis-,
tiiiir\i.ee is pruiii’:~el as il.i- re.~ull of
¢\|\p,,|,,q|¢,n nt` I/iriigbtnt, tlii- [aiiious
Indian runner, ii ii Colev, thi- C.inndi'\n
crack, by lhe Melropnlitiii Assoeiutioii of'
the Aiiintour Atiiiotic Union. I
Tlicse nieu with Frank 'Nebi-`ei~i, oi' tho ,
New York Athleiit-|Clul». who has ai-S0,
bi eu planed uuf`ei' the bun liave taken itiip I
ontheiiiselves totravrl from the llouiinlan 1
in the United St \ies and vice-versa when-
ever they pleased and eiiguge iii races, I
Without peruilssloii of the lliietropo ituu g
A§,,°_,|,f,|gn,t,he govt-rniiig bodyofullileli-i "5
in the district where the oil`.-.uses 'w.r: |,
committed. There in quite a apirilln riile~.
in thii code oi tho Auiareur Ai.lil fiel-
Uiiion regnrdiiig this uiatier and thi-`
three melt have deliiiiiriiti-ly su:-ipri\'led_
themselves. U0ley'e offense wus iiieoii.-I
peeling in a miitcli rare rccanlly wltli‘
Nciirliih at the 1".r.. Eiir race trai-kii\
Canada. Nebrinh weiit ovvi- the liorli rl
viithout receiving ii perrnit t00l1f£Iil£¢ I" X,
¢¢,___-  {
Condciiscdtilvcrtiscmiicis
Ton late foitilaialilc-ation.
hrsuls PAGE s Fon iziirs -A
,\N1~1.;|)_,, “Wil general aerviiiit.
Apply to Mrs._Iilcl.iiughlIn. l'riiii.~c
Su»¢¢,¢,_ il-ltidlm.
S
This Affair
such it oontest iuil tlieri-_f.i~.i hecumo
disqualified.
Longiio-it`.-e punishment comes as lhe
result of having vli~itori the Keiiilwi'-rtii
triiek in iiuffulo about lliree weeks ago
and racing aga‘i».~t thrie ii-en. Lougbont
huii no pi-riiilt for the erii.-nignnient, oin~
siqiiently ho will not bo able to ruri any
indie us un aniiiteur iith’el.e until his aus-
peiision has been reruoveii, neither will
me i_h|-on mgngwhn canine el auiinsit hlui.
_.i______ __ _
ini Illsiifs
ixPiii|iil:i_
The King of Siam Believed
Him ot" a Lot of
Dogs
Nan' Yoitir, Sept. li--l(.fil»e-: Williiliii,
says a Berlin despatch to the Sun, has lind
an iiiiiuslnizai`irl`i-sp'-i1_~4i\-i; expei-lieiii-ii iii
rememlierlng the King of Slain`e Iiiitiiiliiy
'1‘lie King, \\'lil‘i- the Ki\i~iei'>i irueiii, rx-
pressed ndniiralloii for tlii- l{iilier`i-\ two
inii-ill|;_ut llttii iliitschuniis ihat follow
-------_--ir-*°l'“'_-”“,me||. "mst" L-vppyivhure Wheu the
'Al OST-Lost child'e brown iioaiattc coat
[Nita care att iched on I_ioVvrer hlalpeqiiii
Maid. l"in ir leave ei S. l'. lv\l‘I>\lN|\¢ *"1"
ra-e ve reward. l"|7‘l“l
I US'l`-llotween Metliudliitlh' ek enuivh
_ _L land Liuiiliuiy Lot 45, ii tiirtian gold
breach. Finder will pleiiw riili ni \_\ ._N.
'1'»\iiIoii`ii, -loweliry store. il ~l`Ii'i;lu_.__
____.._._
UW i SA .l£- '}.\liibitioii_ llliiiili
Min rcliii. liiirred iioclts indian niiil
Lilaek ilrgasfi-ii iiiiiiii~<; Ulu-ap. Apiliy
'xiiurmidz lleer Box lills Cliiiiluti,i;n»wii,
)»_E_|_ li-inllipil
\V ANTED--A gool steady U0! W T* ""'*
Uillco work, lun erraniiéii 4° WW”
uulicoliiig, sin. ote. Wai" $2--'10 Qt" "‘9"|‘-
Apply in writing A. li. C. Liox -’:|lli]&;l|'5~
' ' : °°' ,_""‘”eii_|0"iiiiig`“iiw
'1*°?‘..¥‘l§..¥“.“.”.°f.'.if‘”.......~~»- in
oiinlignoler Prince S it-_ t. iiieéeoliiat
W li oi er uoiive,i en . " .
nn ini  apply in W lf,§§>l§,f,°;°°
Yrdnrronfsitslat "ii i,inu\n=-
Thl Yacht "0nawii Is niferrli itll'
aaia in flratiilars ronilliloii, can ii wen Qi
an time ati auohor. Eiat of lrimie 'S -
_ | t ini
gynlgrl. lfor particulars lllvlollndm "
 _ _ Eli.
AN La ies to nvwlilzllg 1:3 “mf”
asian at home _
Uinezgziod |10-v, work uint any riiiitaiiii-,
ciisi-res i ...~i. read avi?"-vl~|rf\\3Uv¢mf':1‘_
kia.. Ni.i..uiiiil Manu actur u|f,__l;,~d3"|d_
&3ui,i|i3nii _riiiii mryiiirir Md'
moiiiia papa: ai the news N th
ii and up-Ea-dine, and that rink alan;
time during the da over!\‘°‘lY I' ll ° '_
King went to Hiiniburg he exprrs-
nri ii wlsli in pnssi-va ii sliiiilur
pair to take with liim to Slain. The re
inark was eouiuiiinieiited io tho l{-iliier
mgethnrivlth the fact ihiit the K|ni¢`.-i
blrlhiiny would occur In a fe N iiiiyii, iiad
he gave nrdorn io procnr-x ii iiuiuber ofthe
limit aprcinirna of the l»ri~-id and -en
seven pairs for this kim! I0 l'l\<‘““` """"
'i`le rulri of S‘ani was an ov~ rcniii- i i
thi- kliiiini-is of tfie Kii~ei~ t'-_i-. ii
ries-rp ed all fourieen dom-. wiiluli lie \\\l_
take home with him.
BRITISH TIIIIITPS °
IN EGYPT.
Pa|¢tl,Srnt 4 The lflgiiro this morn-
Kilfmiil Pasha, lender nf llis Egyptian Na
nom-il party to the Biiiish Premier rs
minding Iifni that today Sant 14th, is the
twenty _filth anniversary of lhe Drltilh
gm-upation of gyptiau urginu hiui tore
move the “Siam upon l-}ng,|and'a name by
tho fulflliiieii of the long outsiandliin
premise to turn Ekypt over to the Eind-
iana, who long iffnoo have been gambte 9
bu |” ‘¢f"|g,|||d while ih.i
mil". ii ."i.i°ii uiiiiiii nie mire.
governing thtm lres."
in publlehe-in lonlr letter from Muataphit.
iniifii-.\x. september io-<speciiin~
Judge Longley today delivered _jufigineiit
i`ii\uriih`e I0 tin- Siiel Cc., declining lhut
the CoiilCo. had violated their contract
by not-furrii-liing»-suiilelenl. coal fit for
steel nrodiie-tion reasonably fi-ie from
stone iind shnir.
In closing ii long review of the riisr he
said :-
“'I‘ho`Goal Co. thereby committed ii
breach of contract, and are responsible lo
the Steel Co. for ull loss and diininge
wliloli resulted from this breach.
"I think the Steel Co. vv'isjusf.lili¢il in
refusing to take irr large quantities of un-
suitable eoiii furuiiiliedby the (`ual Cn.
between Noveiiiirer (ith and lll|\_ ,md
that such refusal il il not constitute ii
‘.»re.ich of the conlract, and I think the
contract isiu full force.
(ll As to failure to supply sullleient
coal duiinig Aug. Sept, and October. I
think u referee should be np-
J DOMENT F0; I
m_sTEet
Judgment.
._._-__-___,____e__`_
_»
pointed who should niireiuiiin how rnui-li
coal it was necessary lor lhi Strei Co. to
purchase to opei'1itnl.lifii' w= rks_ unii the
cost of such eoiil rii-'lri-veil iii ll i~li~ works
and the d2l\`i-i-eiie: betvi-i-,iiifsiieli i- ist and
the eonytiliist prlr-e,T  sliiiiiiii lie piiiil
by the Coal Co. to the Steel 1) -.
The referi-e should also enquire into the
question of any damages wlileli lin- Stiel
Co. su tained liy reason of iion-.iillvery oil
'suillcleul coal in August, >'_~pt. and Octo-
ber, api ri froin the iidditioiinl cost of lhe
cviil.
(2) The referee should ilu; inquire into
the cost of the: coal Iolitniiieil by tui-
Steei Cn. since Nor. lst. over :ind abori-
llie ronir liz( prior, $l.!i, and iili sums sn
paid in exfiees of $i.2l sliovlil b : repaid liy
lhe Coal Co. in the Steel Co. i
[I] In Nov. in eoiiseilnriiei- i.f the failure
ot the CoalCu to deliver lo lhe Steel Go
suilioiefiteoiil sinitaiiir for ilie operation
COMPANY
Declares Coal Company Violated Their Contract By Not
Furnishing a Sufficient Quantity' of Coal Free
From Stone and and Shale-A Long
'lhereferezslioiildaireriiiiii1‘ii- icluul
oss und ilaiiingi- which the Steel Cu. .<ii~;-
tulneil hy this teiiip ii-ary ruspension oi
works.
‘-1iiiiiik'iinféiiuii-.iei"olOri.§n.i|, ;;»n:i
is siili iii operation ani in my j uilgiuwit
the best, indeed, only liue reincily in thi.-
oasc is Qlssuiiig oi’ dei ine rii|uii'iii¢,f Coal
Co_iu|ierf`o"iii the iiiriiia of the iigrscnieiil.
I iiin iint uniiwzire oi the iiillleiiili s \vli‘rn
sueli :i course iiiiglit |»<is~iiii|y involve, but
itliiiilr the Court line niuplc power to
enforce such ii decree by the appoin nient
of n receiver."
lf triy all/oiupi \v.-\\ iiri li- lu i-\'.iile pet ~
foruiiinee. ,
“I l.liei','i`oii' ilireol tli.il. iil`l_i-r diiiuiiges
sustained up to date of refi-relic,-_ iiie
_detrruiiiied by ti.i- i-rfi-ice .-iii oiili-r piss
ri-quiriiiig the Unal Co no |ri_\' eueh ilaira-
gi-vs_an§i_ Lheiefoie, lu .siieiillciilly rniiy
of its works, lhe works were susprn-1
drrl.
out lhe teriiis of cniilriirl. iieeoiiiiiig to lhe
lrue ii-uor lliei-erif."
IIIEIIIEII MEN
ELEET IIEIIEEIIS
Dr Montizambert President
-Dr. Alex McNeil and Dr
Mctaughlan Elected.
i\IoNriir~:/ir., Sept 'T!ili.-iSpcUil1ll-Ab
Fridays sr-sion of the Cnuuiil-an Msdieiil
Convention De Mnniznmiii-rt was elected
I’i'esldBDi.
Dr. Alex McNeill, of Suuiniereide is
Vice Pree'iient fi r Prince Edward Iiiliiurl;
Dr. Nl. A. Curry fur Nova Scotia; and Dr.
D. Rosa for New llrunswick,
The loc il secretaries aii- Dr. lt. l). Me-
Lzughliii, St-. i'effrs, R. E. lVlatberi~' and
J, V. Auglin i'e':|iectivoly.
The next meeting will he liel-l iii
Ottawa.
____,._.__-_.__;
, _
i _._i
i .
»--,
I _ _
Sill l"lil‘ll)ElllC[{ ll()lii)EN,
Minister of Mliliu for Canada.
.
THE WEATHER.
’l`ui»ioN'ri1, Si-ii. Iii--(Sotciiil)-l.iglit in
|.n0ler.ite \'.irl.ble winds liar and iviiriu
Tuesday.
Keep Minard`s Liiilmeni in lhe housi
Mniard’s Linlmerit Take no other
THE T
The Guiiriiiiiii won!
resideiitn of I'riiiei-
land, and with il.i
corner of i-.nvi-Iup~.
Hind lit once.
ard
ng the Pros-Inee
TUNNEL COUP
rity kr Prirce Elu-
0
DDEIII
ON
W
I.-land I would lik- ro seoa lui:-nic
ealth and pro-rr
the mahiiiind
.
I desi!!
As
Wil h
ii..
u
UNNEI.
ii like to lin i\v‘iI the
liiiwnrd I~liiiid ri ii‘l.Y
ri-:siru ii iuuiiei to i: iiiiiuet \vi‘.h the iii-iiii
., will iii rioiveiicll
piiz-;nii|_~i requested lin ent niittlii- l>elu\v
ooupoii afirr willlni.: in |.‘\eir iianir lillfl
nddreaio, iitid i‘iiel.si: tu"'l`lii:(luiirilluil, `
Cli:irlotletowii", iiirirliliiu “Tunnel” nn
Ein-i'ylinily .~l~eul'l
Dn4"I‘.
i907
at
out and send n
(Cut
J
‘ .
°`§
Ol Q
Naiuz....
NIT IIPPITSITIIIN
 EIIII PUISSIEY
_~.\‘-vm
Mayor ScarsAl`ter Consultat-
ion Decides Not to Enter
iight
ST. i.7I)|{.\', N. li., Siipl, lil -lS|euitlll -
Mayor Seiirs \\ili not be a e.-iiiilldiite in
opuotitioii to Ilan. \\'iii.,I’ugsi<-y, Minis-
ter of l’ubllr \\'i i-ks it the liye-eleoljun.
ills \Vurslii|i after eniisultition with
friends and nuppvrters nonsiilerii the ilnir
too f-linrtiind thenttltuile ofilouservatlvcs
loo iuii~ finite for ii successful enuviiiis.
WIIITIIEN ITIIIIS
l.o.\'im.\', hepiriiilier I5-Cavan Il`.\eIic.
lhe lir2lli.nt l<`i-eicii rrirleatiii-i~at, has
iiiviiili-_i ii lny whli-h lhreiitcns in do lor
lfiir *im wliiil. 'l`i-drfy lleiirs liuvr done lei'
the Uiiileil H ales. liivlng up pen and
Ink work by iiieiiinal nili-li-e. l)`Aelie hii~
ileviiti-ii hliiisi-if io enrvliig woorlrii
cirieaturns. chiefly roiiiii: nniiniils
who i~ eliaru.:-i lic iii the gro-
le i|uc liiiiiior lii \viiicli mich ls
iiiiifle to Stand up, i-olrireil in ili\l.llnl.~‘.
l-Iiirli in-irs the i~rlis|’i: signiiinie, ll'~
Aelir. iniide them flr~ii for his own
iiiiiii-i~-in-il. Noir their. are §fi.i‘l_v ini-ii
wnrliiiig in ii factory turning oiii: Iilis
ilesi|,gii.~i iii vi-ood. 'i‘hr_7 werizlinterided
for children, but Paris wr-nt mud over the
iil'tiii‘.'.~i handiwork. Nu l"ri-iirli sm-ii-ly
Iiidyis fully i»i|\il|iiie<l without. aifiiriin
l)‘Ai~_lieilog. Aouiiiiiion sight in Paris
lan fiishloiialile dressed duine walking
with a wci\il» ii noodle nr bull dog under
lil-r iiiili.
IIPTUN SENITS
IIHIIIENGE UN
_ -
It Was ' Forwarded In Name,
Name Of Royal Irish
Yacht Club
Nsw Yunir, Sept i4.-The New York
yacht club yesterday received iieublegram
from the Royal lriiih Yacht club, llulilln,
stating that the challenge of Sir Thomas
Lipton, for the Americans nun made in
the mime of the Royal lrlah yacht ohib
was mailed to the New York Yacht Club
yr sirrdiiy.
,lln\rd‘s Linimenl the Lumbermaii‘iFrien
II SIIEIETY IIIII
T' _ ' -- f T;_';T_-~-----_.1-~ D 1'-_._._.._'  ':;;_%____._' "~"'"?_;~;:;-;f~ - -;-_-;;;f;_-  - ;___`_ -- __ _ _ __ _ - V -fe-
.
Z
-5-is
AM(JN'l`l{ BY HAIL
Eli Yltlah HY MAIL
MORE PROTESTS
AGAINST ALIENS
People of Vancouver flold,Meeting of
\ Exclusion League" Law And Order
To Be Preserved--The City
V.\ \<'rii7vi-;ii, Si-pleiiilii r 17 i.~`.pe¢~_lalI -
The .-\sin.iie exe-lusiuii li- igrue lielii ii iiii-el-
irig on Saturday even xr; to eleei. olll-
Corv.
iliceeiil d'if~l.'i'iTi»iiiiei'.- 'Weir ill 4-usii-i so
furns thi-y ri-iateii iu the _riiiploy iiicnt of
Clil-iese iiifi-e:-‘i.i.ui~.iiil.5.
iileiiliun wiiauiiide ofthe i`.i'r,tliiii. pat-
roiiizin,1iestiiui~iiiits win- e ri-li-_-|.liils were
eiigiigeil as cooks iris assisting oi'eiii-
als.
li
Nothing was :lov r» regarding thla.
Teleigrnius from Sir Wilfrid Laurier and
ls Now Quiet l X
Mr, i\lnePhcrson, !i1.'l’. for Vancouver
who is now in the east were read pointing
ri-it tliiii. law und iirder must. li: pri serv-
eil. V V 
i -l
All is iiuict inthe city iiiiil :ill iiii|iri~hen~
sion li:i~;-ii|i~¢iilL-i’_ illiini-si' und .liipiinete
iippi-ur on stir -Ls without evlileiiee of
iiiolusttitlon -lapiiiieeii iiowevei' ri- riit any
apiieariiiiee nl ii\i.ru.'ii~iii on part nf white
iiirii siinwiiii: lliey will lint be eiiiiigllt
iiiiiiwai : if any i'iirr.lirr violeiiue in u|.l.elu~
~1i»il.
.\'oiin hoivnver is nntioipiiled by the
iiulliorilles in any quarter.
PLANNIN
GREAT
A New Mammoth
For White Star Line-Turbines '
Fitted -For White Star '
- Li
WORl.l)’S
STEAMER
'flii
 ti
'I1
X ' l .. _ _it _ , _
, "iv va - _  "YE
1;. ‘ `1" f
.U‘p"wards of a uarterl of ii Milliion I250,000I eaders ach Wee "
_ _T2
4 -Q4:
s iw,-
. ,,
 3
ii I
Q .
:~_‘i'I_»
lite 
1 -:_-_ 
it-..

fi _ --L_
_-i.,s.._-4%.
ui ‘ti
.if
. ,_
,,.__
. ‘i
‘EH

'i
..
i i,
gl;
I 
gm.
3!"
. “_
i i
Under Construction
ne. A
--`.#_-_~`..___._i;
I.iii~i»oN. Si-pieiiilier 1-l.--lliiiliind and
Wolil`, nl' iielfiisl, are on the plans fi-r thi
noii_~i1riielinn of a new niiiiiiirioili lini-r fu
.lie \Vliil.: St-ar fleet iiliii-li will ei-lipii-~
EIIIIYIIINII
EIIIIIIIIINII.
Grand Opening To-Night. At
7.30. Fourth Regiment
Band Will Play
iivrrytiiiiig is iii ren-liners for the
Fnirylaiiid opening tonight. The lirsl
progriiiii will in- given at T.Il(l.
'I`1nie|it.s uieluri°.~‘ will in si- in lint eine
an entire ehamie iiriiii; .~ino\`vii toinoirow
evening.
'i'he iniiniigemeiit wislier to rartleiilnilli
liii|>re.~.~ ii pon piil runs, the fact that al'
must, leave the iiiiildiiig iiy ilii: riglil _
eiitriiiire, aiiil tliu.~ itvoiil iiil irusli niii
iiieoiivenienee
The dnwii stair seals ure li-n cents, and
the bali-ony fire eeiits, and whrii l.uyin;.i
tlrlrels. ii the pu|'i'lii\.-i-r will slate i|ulek-
ly thi- price sciitei desired, and thi- nuan-
tily, the service will lie gi\~i\l'y [helli-
tilted.
_\lii-is ilu-iiirii~i'.~i ~iiii:ing will lie ii lea-
Luiie of iii nii_;hl`.~ i-i\li»rli\ililiiei\l_
The liigi<i.~4h this ei-uning wili be from
right till nine. :ind lhoso dseiriiig in
avoid it should utli-,ml lielolr and iiilrr
those liuiirs.
EIIIENNS
THE WINNEHS
rn'
E
Sax Smi/i.~»'i'iAx, Spain, Sept. ll. --The
Marblehead was the victor in thi- racing
yesterday iii-tween the Spanish rind
American yachts. The Princess De Las
Auturias was mound, Spolraiie l. fou rth,
a|1iIChew|nlr VIII filth. The si-\ was
smooth and the wind variable. King
Alfonso, who has fully ii-covered from lhe
recent operation on his nom-, watched the
raci-a from the balcony of the Club
House on shore.
iii tho afternenn, boat crews from lhe
Royal yacht (iii-aiiia aiirl seine American
ynelits in the harbor, competed in u row'
bout race for ii cup pri-iicnted by C"i'eel
Katlque. 'i‘he Ainorltnnii won.
LIKE A .\`E\\' IIISEASH. I
New in the iiiaii who never had om .'i= in
‘the pain irlieviffi liy l'iii.iii\ui`a Corn l‘Ix~
irneicr. (lid earns and new oiii-it eui'~ii~
uiclsly by "1’utr\a\n`s." Sold evciyvvlii-W ,_,__,¢_.J
every pii-viouii i-,ilflrt in tho ileiiiirtiiioltl.
Inf niiriil uri-hiteeure.
This new vi-ssel wili, it is salihposseaiiea
a iiuuila-r of leiitiires iiithorto unknown
*in ocean going steiimers. In lengdi uufi
Loiiiiagii snr vi ill bn iiieurprlse, lint the in
ientioiis nf lil-r |\u|Ider~' as regards szpei-i
are being pi i-served ns ii close secret. ln
all |ii'oiialiiIity sho will be iltieii with tur-
hiiie, in whleli case, it lu natural to cin-
elude, the question oi' liluh speed will lir
one tlril will ~-nler into the calculations
of nwiiers rind builders. I
The keel of the new steamer is nxpeclrl
to be laid wilhin a few months. Ae iiiiii-‘i
,si-ereey is lielng maintained with regiird i.i
hh ;l@|_|;i1_.i gf llin vfssel as If sho were vi l
new tyin- of v 5,; v-to-‘. This only is ad
Inltt 11', llrir sl B ltl iiitcrillod lo lic lliif
woi-I-li. eii- in ~.i i-ieamii '.
____-_--,--~
TU BUY EIIIL
IN ENIJINNII
Nmr Yiiiiir, Srnlembri- I5.-The iaitiia
_tion with iegiirii l_i the proposal issued
by tlieiiiiri-'iii ni equlpiiiriit of the navy
iiepartinent for supplying roai for the
iiiiti leiililp fleet on its voyage to the i
lic, says the Journal of Commerce, has
assuiiieil rather interesting shape here by
the stiileiiientfi oi’ si-ri-rnl iigi-iil.~i of lhe
'iarize coal niining r-oncerna at _ they
would noi pri-rent bids. Thel are
thlitlhey liave not the iieoeasur Qlly
of eoiil nn lian-i. nediiu from the q tlty
deiiiaiiiied liy private contracts aiirady
eiitrrcd into
I The coal. it was stated, can he obtained
iii liiiglnnii, il' il is nel-eeisiiry in go iliere,
l-iii vin- prliuiv will iiiirloulnly lie what
iiiiglil he i-Ifissi-ri as "fancy".
Cirrcaoo, September i:'».-(Spa-alan..
Se;it.0orn...._......... _ 503
“ Whcat.............. .. .. . 9'.)
ilec Oorn........  _
Iork........  ._  
.___-is
Minard'l Linimrnl ured hv Fir aici.nl
r 
,.--.li
I l
Any Guardian reader
who receives a dimly print-
ed. badly printed, badly
folded. badly cut, badly
addressed, badly wrapped.
torn, soiled or incomplete
paper ot' whatever issue
will kindly notify the Sub-
scilpiion Departmini at
oiiee
_.W .. .. i.
I
i
‘ LHICAGU MARKETS- '
“ Pork.,.... . .. ......... .. ...._. '
._ . an ‘
‘ Whsat...i..   10|] '
I
.i
i
it
gl ._
It
rg.
it
.1
._
‘ ie
_‘ _
,f
. I
all
MZ,”
.~__. _tg
_ Ai
i
i
i
i
.f,i,
~
_g _
ii, _,_
Lf.
‘ 4
-Q, li
,. _-f
ii _ "-rf
I r