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.Special to The Gna,-dian_ [Special to The Guardian Spugial tn f|~h,., (;nm~ninn_` ' Spccinl to The (luardian.
BERLIN, Aug. Z8-The now famous CETTINJE, Montenegro, Aug. 28-
_ __ --- The llttle princlpality of Moiitenegno, ---
expressed his be e in a Divine right. . which, by the elevation of Bulgaria
speech in whichu ‘tho Kaiser openly
to rule continues the theme of dis- S ci 1 t Th C dl to the Sovereign Rank in 1908, was ,_, ,(,~ I t .H _(.,,m.d, n
cussion in 'the `Newspapers.
The Monarchist Organs divided so
that four fifths of the press united
on ri criticism of the Sovereign,
Every shade of disapproval from
pe B. O 0 lllar an w x ll( TH 0 19 I ll
Ausunu, Aug 2g__A hm Cnny to. lgltinthetfflgitaalgfl bK*§,l”d“"t 10"' .iiAi.|n/ix, Aug. za..-in the sccmiii
any <1e;n~.»ye.i the punt of the 'rank llythg ~ t t t t d E ""," "‘""ivi. 1-. A. o. A. <.'.ii...muuiiShii> resur-
und Tower Co. and a Livcry Stable; Tfrmcie Ellisterwsas S2913 Ely' w;m;{» _ln tn the most honors were captured by
1°" 5301900- olas the Pylcturesque i'ESei'vr=tllmfoi'  St' MMYIH' In me “Vents they wok
mild I-eg,-ct no niockery of the ,meg_ 'I‘\\'0 horses were burned to death. first time 8 Royal Sainte UI u'mltliree lirsts and one second.
od pretensions w re roused. -
The inquiry was raised whether the
pcror's purpose _in advance. The press
generally comments also on the nec.
cssity of German Parliament taking
some action upon the subject when it
meets.
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Special to The Guardian.
ion of Queens Own Rifles, Toronto,
arrived here and immediately went
into camp for several weeks
HIGH COURT I. 0. F.
The High Court I. O. F. of P. E.
Island meet;s‘in Charlottetown today
Supreme Chief Ranger, will be pren-
eut__ Tonight there will be a great
public meeting in the Opera House,
The body of Joseph Legass, New nnndredand one guns. in the Junior single an upset occur-
Aubiirn, \vho has been missing live ..____'______ rrd. Chisholm crossed first, but wns
Imperial Chancellor knew of eng Em_ days was lound floating in the river,\ disquziiilic-d and the race wcntytu
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while his coat and fisliing tackle were   , Hurt of the Noitliivtst Ari llown 1,
found nearby. lt is supposed that he Club.
fell asleep and slipped oil the bank. iihicziilioii of St. Mury's won the\ Sim-   
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--.--~--f- ior 'single and the Senior loui wine
L I  _ _ ltd lh=. same club iviter a close rncc
F  S thc North Stars, H F ,
--- HALLFAX, Aug. 23. The oly il mst- AMHFRQT Au ,wt H _H S
   WUODSTUUKI Ont” Am; 25___.1.hc|cr Kingdr.iii`witli. a loud of ci river-l..~:lI,m_kinH' um .(_Elcbl;_nr€ed -Engiish Nm;
-1- Rev. Warren H. Mclienil, of Wood-|‘1" }“'.'""d _,mn Mlm” un the Nwauici' fn.-ni the uid Country will meet
BOSTON, Aug. 27-Nothing has Stock, has been the-victim of one ol‘b‘,:1l,), ln  l'u.L_, _ n Una, ,USS but (~n.nn,»¢n| nn,-C in a nyc miie 1-ace
taken place ilu thxe flour sitluation fog tlic lworlst cngesmoft biackniail and no ;fl{ql`;t;'eq u"'K_l,,,,,m,,,e,\_ ` ' :August Ili.-.t. A g'reat_ race is ex-
some time tint ins cause so muc s-unter newn o in ario. “` ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ '
'excitement and comment as the very He and his family left this city in _` ' ncrs will also compete in this race.
low price made by a spring Wl\€l1{ July to spend their vacation in Obi-    |
 “er 3:53..:";t..”':;i:;Y...;2‘:'sf‘*ia&?;y..:£f::;ta “fill”-l ENDED A- 0-0-
ll0<‘-11 *l"0U!¢l. *mil 8 18-F119 1lm0““t ‘ll ated by malicious persons concerning _
Ll\'E_llPOOL, Aug. 28-The Battal- business has been hooked, orders his depnl-tm-e_ NEW YOl`li(, Anil. 21”'/W-'-'l` f‘““`
coming from all over New England. whcn me nature of thang I-cpm-ts he. days of interesting liglll l\“"l_‘f‘»*`S mf"
It is 05*-ilfmt-eil flmli ln- l-he nciglllmr' come known to Mr. i\icI.i:od he return- inf' Nw “mud Ciwult nlcetfllm' lm'
hood of 200 carloads have been Con- cd at once to \V,,(,dstm.k’ and fer ,V-,,,, der thc auspices of the lrotfing
trncted "`e\v niilicrs are prepared to mst three “Tens he has ne,” ,.,,hn/was Horse l3i'ociii~i‘s’V (.‘liib, culled y'c`st1?i‘-
meet this price for standard first ly searching (mt the sla",dm.c,,_,;‘ After- day at thc Empire (`rty track. lnrec
llatellll. Emil m0Sl'- lillotlitifllls "VU .1 thorough' investigati(,_n_ th., Firetl events were on .thc mini cnrd, wivih
l”l1llCh llighl’-F~ B9f0Y9 this ¢l€V0l\’l`*' imwtist church héq been “,,ame`w ,fm the Bonner' nicuiorinl stnkcs of $2.4,-
ment it was thought that $5.50 was ia sin le char e R' must Mr 1“C,[_;],, 0lJ0 for 2.25 close; trottcrs, the _lun-
a low price and several producers R g 5 ' " " ture This was won in two straight
NEW YORK, Aug. 28-;While at-
tempting to fly an aeroplane from
Hiiccpshcud Buy truck to Foi't Ham-
ilton, Bud Mars was caught in a
-heavy blunt of wind and carried out
over thc Day where thc machine sud-
denly collapsed and the aviator fell
over a hundred feet to the water.
He vvns not hurt beyond the shock
but the mnciiinc was wrecked.
HST ENGLISH HUNNEH
ioccrinl. Many ollici Maiitinie run-
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S\'l).\IiCY, Aug. 27-A graceful com-
piinicnt wus paid to a delegation of
the /\.O.i-l., of the Provinces, who
has bccn licrc the past fcw days to
l‘rcniicr Murray. Yesterday a. large
,d»;lega.tioi\ went to North Sydney and
nmrchiuir io l’ierr.ier l\lurray’s resi-
dence, prcsi.-ntcii him with a badge of
Special to The (luarilinn.
SEOUL, Aug. Zii-(lencrnl 'l`. lilnar-
nncbi, Japanese Resident General in
Korea, says rcgurding the annexation
wlhich will bc oflicially promulgated
on Monday, "No stone will bc left
untiirned to make the Koreans and
the world 'jeci that .Iuipanese rule is H.
bcnelicient thing for Koreans.
It will imply no denomination to
Koreans who, under annexation, wilt
enjoy the some rights in Korea; as the
Japanese.
The policy of Japan will be direct-
ed towards the steady improvement
of conditions and the development of
the resources of K‘orea"
it was stated that ("ustomS Tariff
,vi-in p‘,n~eign Powers which is much
lower than thc Japai\_e.~1-2, will be con-
tinued for an indefinite period,
RESS C0’S
EXP H\VE IVTERGED
Y.-\Rl\lOUTl~l, Aug. 27-\'. _G-. ll.
Vickers, inzinnlICl` of thc forclgll lle'
partment and si|perint';iuicnt of the
Atlantic division of the Dominion
Express Company, which is owned
and controlled by thc Canadian Pa-
cific Railway, arrived in town yes-
terday <».ver°in;:, accompanied by l<`.\N.
Branscombe, route rigcntof the com-
» , , . _ _ _ . - . - - - th\ O -'l~ _ ’l`ii~ blid-fe was prcsentedlpany. l~lc informed thc l-luiilax Her-
nnd tomorrow. Elliot G. Stevenson, qnotod np to $6 per barrel for flour At' a lfulhe and' 'ep}eb?lfta.t“e mls" heats by the hay mare Joan, oiviicd hy' I,hl_\Il,l_C5,,|(.,'.,t _|_ "(3 Fe,.g,,5(,n’ SL 81,1 Cn,-I-egn.nn1L»nt_that they wi i'c_ in
in- wood packages. 'I‘lie'market, as ness meetmg hem 1“"'t L‘°_“ml§ .um by David Shaw, of (‘leveland. ,_},,h,,' mm Um HM by (»,,,,mty P,,e5i_ Swcting the ,,,,en,.,,.., nf inc yyimmlnc
far as spring wheat flour is concern- ?h""°h' by B” °V°"“'hclm"“‘g ‘““]°r` Joan was driven in good style liy‘,|,,,,t _\1,,|,.,,|,L,yv of I_Iu1,mx_ The I>rc_ Express (;,,,m,any' ,._,h,L.n img- men
cd is hcmornli"ini.: Bild mfllly UU' lty’ gnmted R' Church letter to Mr' MCDC'\'il-U Dllllle Al'<`l“lf'l(`» ‘ll`l"°" by inier who was greatly surprised and operated by the Dominion Atlantic
at which 0x“G0V9mm` M0KlHIl0I\ Wllllthorities lielie\'e|tll1'1t th!! i'l0L\1‘ S010 Mcheud’ dpchlring him to he in gov" thc VL‘iL'1'2\1\ E- l"~ (l“91`-*`- “'35 5"°"“'l iileaseii with the unexpected visit, for the past twelve years. l\lr. Vick-
prcside. Wo'rtlis' Band will he on
hand and will escort the siuaker of
the evening from his hotel. There
will be a choice program, including
solos by Miss .Amy Earle and Elmer
Ritchie. The public are cordially in-
vited to attend. Admission free.
V Bo_\/_vl._|Le
This evening at l3urke’s Alleys n
_game will be played between thc'
“Barbers” and ia tcnm mode up of
players from above alleys. The 'game
will begin at seven o'c1ock and willl,
line up ns follows.
BARBERS BURKES TEAM
lllcvlliillill vs Kiggins
Harrington vs Koennn
McQuaid vs Mclienzio
Hughes _ vs McDonald
Larter vs Mclnnis
At the Arena Alleys, a return
match will be played between the
Abbies and Victoria this evening
The teams will line up as follows.
ABBIES ' VICS.
Worth vs McLeod
Mllllctt \ Vs - Gay
Johnson vs - Davison
McKay vs Jewers
Kimball vs Currie
INTERNATIONAI. LAWN TENNIS.
I.ONIlUi\’, Au-qiist 26.--'l`h; lawn ten-
his nsxwciatinii cnblcrl to Dr James
I). Wright, president nf fl:e.U. S.
lawn ten-n-is nssociutir.-ii -and to Presi-
dent Hosiilns, of the Australian ten
nis association. us‘-:iirg if it wonpd yn
af;-reeable lo ioth associations to
have the preliminary m-atchcs between
the English and American challenging
'teams for the Dwight Davis cup,p°lay-
cd oil in America this year. lt h-a.`.
been proposed to play off the .prelim-
insries in Australia, but the Austral-
inn association declined to guarnnte--.
the necessary expenses for the teams.
on the groiind that the proposed Brit-
ish tenm is not suflicicntly strong.
'l‘he linal matches for -thc cup, of
which the Australians are thc hold-
ers for the third successive yeur, will
be played in December.
$2,000 'WAS BCATTl<lREl)
TO 'PHE GOD IOF FIRE.
Y
1,03 AN(}[-_‘.I.h“.ri, Gal., Allgllfit 2,5-”‘ selves but to prevent, by force, if
'l‘wo thousiiml dollars in money war. ,n,c¢snn|~y' it being yn-nknn by war,"
.sacrificed to the god of fire oy poor
_'indians at the cremation of the boil-
nf em ef their- imc, Joel-_ nscaiaté.
in the Yuma district. The supersti
tions act was reported to the `D\\l’0£l\\
of indian affairs at Washington and ed their first real 'try-out at the
the ‘i.rrean yesterday sent an order .American League grounds last nlbht
‘hut uw -Umning 0| money was mr. when the Illinois Athletic Club and
hidden for the future on the l‘0S‘3I`l/H
tion.
th
Em e wh was a teacher ln ; candle power of light which consti-
. alat , o ` -
government school at (lid Fort Yum
h.id commit-ted suicide when his love
\\'ns rejected by a \\\'h~itP» iilfl-
'rim neon HANDICAP-
dicap of 1,000 so\'0l'ClgnS. 1? miles
was won yesterday by Clal`f‘.t0\» A
rhora was second and Queens Journ
al thi;-d_ Also rans were: RQYB
Realm, Lagos, St: Victrix, Old Ch
na,ll onne, Chance. 3h“l0t0i. Kills
Champion, Apache, Mnralllli. the V
let and Peterstone.
[,0N])0N_ Ang, 27-The Ebor ha
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ll/llinird'| Liaimnnt kenevsv Neufeld
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n. el hty minutes of play did the play-
lnlrouf lights uncovered the contestants
a. were in no way bothered by the force
LONDON, Aug. 27-The Daily News
yesterday published a communica-
tion stating that the origin of Colo-
nel Ruosevcit’s suggestion for a
European Peace League, made in
Christiana, during his recent tour of
Europe, was a memorandum prepnr-
ed on the\ subject by the King ol
Italy which the King asked Colonel
Roosevelt to convey .to Emperor
William of Germany. .
lt was before the Nobel Prize Com-
mission at Christiania, in his ml-
dress on "international Pence" tlinl.
(lol. Roosevelt made his plcn for a
league of peace. "It would be a
muster stroke," he said, “if those
greut powers honestly bent on pencc.
would form a league of peace, not
onl to keep the peace among them-
‘ BASEBALL BY NIGHT WILL COME
- CHICAGO, Aug. 27--(‘. A. Comis-
key’s recently installed lights receiv-
. Calumet lacrosse teams battled for
over two hours in a fast match in
the glare of more than 1,000,000
tutes a portion of the light plant
that will give Cliicugo night base-
ball in the near future.
The plant proved' itself equal to
the occasion. At no time during the
1-ii limi it hard to follow the ball,
llbut the game proved as fast and as
_ interesting as if it had been played in
ilbroad daylight. No complaint was
Iheard from the players and with the
of the lamps. l
Nl|nard’s Linlnment Cures Burns. etc.
EXPERT ADVISES , ,
DESTROY TU-SSOCK MOTH
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Edit 1 G ` dlan:»Sir [ here- person throughout the lrovince who
HOWTO - _
cold.
or o utr ' d rnamental trees.
with incl se a letter addressed ia the udmlmi shade an o I
Editor olkt.-he Halifax Obroiiiclal bl' Tl” d°l"`°d°u°“° (al, fhlzhglgnl “gig
(‘_ Gordon Hewitt Dominion l<.nlo~ ,become wide spree n Y l
mol it the T,,;_,,,,(,¢k Moth, and its operations and methods can l1e|
"Ks 0" i. inter is
how to destroy lt 'l‘ e ¢ ‘ '
' | 1 ar of the Post Office. Our _ _ _ , , p
timely and important one and “l“`“m gms n ‘liiorlti-es should take action llclane toward the end ol this week. The Sm svm um, owning at ,M41 0" were to place truth and susuce: w",_tt is somthing ind,,¢,|
n eefn to advant-age on the drooplrig
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at $5.25 is to be mfifle fl‘0IIl Kl1l15HS""‘g“1ar Standmg' Cilffll lll1‘\`- BOW ll“l»"l‘f`*` WH" ,“l“"°' »rnade n brivl address, thanking the ers stated that his company would
Wheat- ah' l“ the Wesent lmsmon of ~v'_i_»;TT_ and as twglve ll‘)"SP"' "`l'f“`lc‘l. l." ‘mf iicicglitcs, who represented thc va- assume control of the Maritiniellx-
the wheat mavknt it is unlikely that 0UTBREAA{l\fl(L'l1NCRT)£iil1'E‘{iElll(l HI-*RD* mb; Im/lx’ It “HT U.l"` lflil°'75"_t ll““l l"'“_i'iri\is counties of the Ma-ritime Pro- press (lompiiny on ScD_t;‘m`ll>er 
h i`il r would sell Sll0l‘i-- ‘ ‘ ' *IHC ll! 10 l1\`l"“ i-"l"'l"' “S *‘*`"5"“~l\~inr.cs for th.-ir remembrance. 'be express riarges, sail i r. ‘ic f
t'E‘lig|'l: Ts steady inquiry for winter ”°*-' _ Vnptnin llcor,':e and \rioieyi.urn di-: ____.._______4_ M-gp nm nn ng gorni or better than
wheat liour and a fair amount of LONDON, Ont., Aug. 27-Two cows viii:-d third and foiirth inoiicy. l'p_.\[,l§i~)]) AFTER DE.-\TH those which cuisf today, and \n_ any
orders are being booked by millcrs' arc dead, and many others infected The paciue: ilivisuin of, the n`i.:-itroii, HAD TAKEN 1.LA(j,E_ CBM. the I,,,|,i,¢ wonrd not be ,\\,..,a,,_
uKel1fS f0l‘ both the hard 'and soft in the worst outbreak of rabies fo! fiitiuily stakes was won lirmoiiy in; p0in¢_cd_ as ¢_n,-fnnxvn ming would no
variety. The opiiiiun is quite general many months, on the farm of ES. sti-ni,-bt hunts by the bay lilly Tcft- I w ‘_ _ c5tai,|ig|n_»d fl-nn, ynrmmitn to the
that wintci' wheat flour is training Mclntyre, a well known stock-rsiscr;wicl\, ouixcd by Michael M_\1l'i'>l1i;. Uli llll_ll-’\UlHl-l’l*1lA. ANR- _Zi-‘M9-ill' Pacific. .
along closc to the bottom and that of Lobe Township. The cattle died in] Piiiliulclpiiin. The Abbe, with (wers ciil circles and psyciioliigicai stu- W_ M_ pq-nnu,-' lnnnngm- nf the Mn.
current prices are much under what horrible agony after si. brief illness, :is rciiisirifin, had the better of_ his dents are intcrcsstvd in the peculiar Fitime Qnmnnny, is “nth (hem, nnd
will prove to he the average price and the Doininiun Government olii-,only oppimcnl., Llraniiani Baugnam, pliciioiiieiiii ziccompniiyirig thc death win accompany them to liostoiifind
of thc crop year. The reason for this cer, J. H. Tennent, ordered them to_ in the 2.20 class pace for the Union in li private »iio>apit_al here of 'Tiieo-l,,¢hc,. ‘,(,n,t,, which tin. n,-Dann; 5,.,-V.
is because present prices are based be cremated and thc other cnttlc iso- stnlzcs of 552,500, and won both beats. dorv i’. iluilcy, nssistnrit manager of ice C,,.,c,.S_ Asked as to when lu".
ipon cost of wheat at the most fav- lated. `l lli0>llll‘S UN’ llllilllfl’ lll`W-f? _“"’" l’Y llll' _l`l\‘lDflUll*l‘lf1 Umces All The "_0“Cl" Canadian Pacific would operate the
orabic time niillers ever accumulat-| The Mclntyre iurm is fi mile from,'l‘cft\\'icli in the fnturity,’a silver cup, viii i'.iccti-ii: kompany. Blood poison-|D,nnn|ion Atlnntic, Mr, \'i\~,l-org said
ed supplies, wlicrcus later in the sen-‘that of D. (‘-ampbcll, :it wliosci valued at $250, was awarded to L.V. ing loilownig n delayed operation for no dnl nnL know, nn; lnpsnnqori it
son many of them will be compelled place a horse died of vifnics in March; Harkness, ,oi this city, who bred the appriidicitis apparently caused Bail- wonid 1,0 Sm-nc time next yen,-_ Un_
to draw from central markets, last, and eight people were hinricdl winner( Cl' S \l0f\fl1 dl- 11-45 0 ClUCk last Sat* .der the management of Mr. Fraser
Quitela good deal of Kansas hard to Pasteur institute for treatmcnt.\ --<.---~-_--- \il`<lHl’ mUl'l\H\iI- _ the local company has given a good
wheat patent is still being called ior.Mclntyre’s cows are supposed tolS(‘.l~IUONER ROMl<JO_ At that moment all iriisation se,-vice het-,-,-non Ynrnmntii, Hniifnx,
d b `ness ' fairl brisk and well have developed the disease from LONG OVER DUE st0I'PE<l his CWS l10CBm0 lZ182cfl Bhd Boston, Sf John and Parrsboro
dllstrilllitistcd (land flclur is being of- in some way. l _"T A l Closed' .ms limbs rigid and his b°dy I MV- P5l‘lil*f» UNC Uf U16 .travelling
, 1 r
tered at prices in the range Ol $4.90 . _-"'_"’**" , ST JOHN- Alu' ?"'"Tll° lm`l""e . _ _
to $5.50"in sacks, including standard TORN TO PIECES BY HIS BEAR. .sciiooner Romeo, (`nptain Hcnderson,j But for twcnty~sevcn'minutcs he nas |-L-,ngnpil to nnngpt tho positnin
and fancy brands, 'l`iiei'e is also quite -- lfrom St. John is lonlr 0\'cr due at continued to talk 110 lllS Wll0 Bild of accountant with the company
A little movement in soft winter MONTREAL, Aug. 27-Word reach- New Haven, and tiierc are ;!\”P1\’Cl<li1Ul-§hi0l` till hw V\'l08l 0l`K9“S ll€‘|\vhich proposes to build thc Halifax
whgnl; grades at prices slightly low- ed the city last night from St. iViar-'fefirs for 'her safety. 'l‘he vessel ivas -come paralyzed, He continued the ‘
cr than those Onerings of pateiit nt, tine that a travelling nbowmnn wil.h` lust reported nt l’ortinnil, i\'lv., und conversation* for eighteen minutes
$4.00 but fe\v mills duotc less than a bear in that neighborhood had bccn'v/as then lcnkinfl badly. The cnlllfllll mmf “"Ul lil-5 dHlll>'l1t€l` lil’ UICIIIISUT
$5 :ind choice brands are held atlterribiy mauled and killed whilci however, in n letter to l\l< \Vlfl‘. -*Hill U10 ‘lcllf mill *lllmll HlPllHll0lS-
35:20 and $5.25 in several instances. drunk by the animal which he hail } ll” ll‘*l"3‘l U* l‘0 “l1l0 U’ 1"‘1l"l' lil” ill* Tl"-` 5l""Y lf* wld llY l\lS Wlf0.
Straights rind clears are quoted in omitted to muzzle. The man bad:linal.ion without n ;;runt deal of douglitcr and private secretary. Sev-
ghe range of 54,50 -to $4.91), pastry been drinking at ii tavern in Sl, l trouble. As the Romeo was loaded crnl pi\y_siciz1ns today professed to
flour selling at $4.50 to $4.80 por Martine, leaving the hear tied in n' with lumber, it is not tlioliigiit that sec nothinl! iinll"‘l,l'ahle-m Ulc"f“‘lfY.
ban-e1_ camp on the oul.s‘:irts. On_ returning she could sink, but she might ‘roll though they admitted it was decid-l
_________ he my down to sleep and the nn.fover_ 'Elm trip is usually iniidc in u Filly \\l\ilS\H1l f"1` ¥1_P€‘l‘S0l1 U' hclpiacns at which hc stopped in his
RO()Sl:lVl'}L'l"S PEACE miiizlcd bear practically tore him to' week, but the Romeo has been gone nble to talk offer his hcnrt nppn1~_
SUGGESTIQN WAS pig¢eg_ from here more than a month. cntiy had lost nil action.
rreoivi i'rALY's KING. 
auditors of thc Dominion Atlantic,
and luastern Railway.
l'I‘l-IE WEST GOES WILD
` OVER ROOSEVELT.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 27,-
Tlie west gave former President
Roosevelt a warm greeting today.
The people gathered in crowds at all
'journey across lown :ind Nelwaskn,
rang hells, tooted whistles, played
bands and cheered. They stood on
roofs, climbed telegraph poles and
scrambled on top of cars on the sid-
ings to sec him.
The welcome began before (lol.
Roosevelt was out of bed, and kept
up until long alter dark. After his
arrival in Cheyenne (ll/yu.), tomor-
row Col. Roosevelt will make thc
second set speech of his western
` ltour nt n cowboys' carnival. The
colonel was nailed out of bed today
by the people of Mnrsliniitown, lown,
iirniikfmat to sec him, und would not
bn llcnicd, (llad in ri raincoat and
;il|»pnrs, hc made tho lirst. speech of
the dny before 7 o’ciock. From then
on it wus niniost n. continuous per-
iorinnmw-, /lf. every point af. which
lin- trnin .~it.o1>pcii, n spcr(‘li~\vnS dc-
mnndcil.
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NEW \'Ol’.l(, .-\u|:. 27-The ycnr
ltiiok of tlll‘ I\'iirl.li .’\mCl`lCBfl Y. M.
(‘-. A., now being issued, choirs tin-
havc well p:is.~=r\d the hnif million
l~}~l HAI F i\lll,LlON MARK
LONDON, Aug. 28--Two British
Nnval Vessels, Torpedo Boat Des-
troyer Success nnd Torpedo boat No.
13, were blown ashore on the Scot-
tish (foast by o gale on Saturday. _
. lt is believed the Success can bd
pulled oil, but the torpedo boat ll
scriously clanitigeli. ‘
There were no casualties.
000KiH 000
SON 0HOWNl0
Special to The (lunrdinn.
KA'l`l»l/\l)IN IRON WORKS. Me.,
Aug. 28-Sidney Jones, Real Estate
Broker, New York, and his son aged
14 years, were drowned yesterday.
They were fishing from n canoe which
upset.
Mrs. .lonz-s who was camping with
tnern was yrostrntcd.
SUCIETY
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NAilR.»\l¢_-\I\'r%ET'l` PIER, R. l.,
Aug. 27--,»\1.;nin has Constable John
G. (`ro.~is brought consternation to
me-.nil.crs of the summer colony who
flelylieiitcii thc alleged gambling par-
iors nt the N.'irr:igansett club beforo
lin-_v were closed on August 7th, fol-
iowinu ii raid by him. Moiuited on a.
bicycle, hv mnde nn iiicxpected visit
to the l’oinL Judith country club,
v.‘licrc the polo ninti-iles were being
covitcsteill :ind moving through the
crowd -'if i;-nricly folk served sum-
monses on tiircc Pliiiailclpiiia men l;o`
appear in court on Monday next,
|'l‘hen be vvas ordered by Phillip l~l.P.
Rundoipli, ,of I’hiladelphia, president
of the Country f`lnb, to leave the
|g_roun<is. i\lr. Randolph called a po-
liceman :ind the crowd of gaily dress-
cd women with the men looked for
something exciting. But Constable
('ross declared lie had served all the
s|rninii>iisi's he had with him. and
having finished his: business was ready
\to go. He left quietly on his bicycle.
l Win-n risked for the names of the
men lic had summoiicd to attend on
llVlonday thc trial in the second dis-
ltrict court at Waiarllolfl of William
Arnold, who is riinrged with main-
.wllllnll 8. _iziunbling place at the Nar-
Nll-Zfillsett club, _Constable (‘ros`s rc-
fused to make any .sta¢¢m@nf,_ It
looked for a moment as if chore
would be trouble when one of the
men whom Mr. (‘ross buttonholod
shook his list in the ofl‘lcer's face,
The latter continued lrcading thi-,
summons, however, and the remon_
str.'il.ing l’hiladeinhia social lender
carried his objections no further at
the time.
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NEW \‘(l_Ri{, Aug. 27.-Seven t-hou-
ssrii-il tiwittiilg horsem|:n, o\vncr.»",brr(‘d-
jlfffl. il"l\'l‘l`S and followers of thc sport!
‘ rlieercd \\‘iiill_y when (‘oiorn<\0
 n. bay colt by tho llondsman-Boss
MC(iI'<’20i', cstiiiiiisiied ri new wo;-)d'n
lrff\“-'Wil ffll' l.lll'0€ year old trotters at
ltbe opening of a tive doys’ grand an-_
cuit harness niccting at thu Empirn
,(`lt.V U`IH‘-li. Yunkcru. In the matron
.fHt\ll`it_i.' Stake oi $15,000 he won in
straight heats of 2.04 l-4 and
2.07 3-4, the fastest work evrgr
donc by ii three year old in
the history of light hnrncsl-5 ‘l’m‘.lng‘.
The colt is oviiued by George H. Entra-
“'l"’ h"‘l ¥f""" E" "»l‘° -*`l-“UU” l‘0l“|"‘- brook of Di-nvr°r il'-oiu,) and was
bred by W. I.. .\`|>enrs, nf Lexington,
iKy.,» llrivcn by Gus i\l:icy, the west-
crn colt never l`nll.crcd, and Native
Helio, which bcnt hini ns n two your
lold, got. only third placc, being best-
'rn for si-r.oiul place by Emily Ellen.-
yfiiroin.-li n br.nk in the second heat.
' Native llcilc. cn last years form,
lwas n favorite among the eastern
inen, but she uns beaten decisively.
‘in thu cvciil for :nnnfcur drivers, F.
Whitney. of <`l<~vclnnd, drove }’cl.cr
.liorsev to nn easy victory. Evelyn W.-
‘<.\\-nni i.y of-o. ut n. irluniioim. of
uiembersliip of the associations to (`l0"l'lil"\l. lillio, and driven by
Slmnks, look the pnec rncc which
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members, more than 150,000 o
|;R,|ill|| are in industrial occupations
The .'|.~=so¢-intioiis have made a nc
L'Ilil1 Ui r`-.'>.Il4!l_250 in property, mak
1 ing a total of $G7,ll(i5_ll00, Tliry hav
1 lnlso $(l,5Zl4,l€0El pledged to erect nn
‘ land larger bnihiiuizs.
‘opened the meeting, so that all tho
nn iucrensi- of 103 during the your-l, lioiiors of the day bciong to tiiewost-
|Of l.llC;~'c 808 alone rr-port -l$lll,5lii
ern horsemen.
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wium. me boys in their o».eu.=, und :~'i~:\'|-:.\"ri»:|-:.\' .uu.1.s (‘i.oi-in DOWN
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f. .\i.\\'<'|-ii-:.'~v|‘i-in, .\'. ii., A\u:.21-
- lfifli-vii llnnz:-'nnii clnpioyces Of thi!
,. nm.n.~ki~i\g Votton lllmiiifnrtiiriiiix (lo.
were lbrown out of work yesterdav
w . _ . .
when the .<cv<-utr-eil mills ofthe plant
closed for lift:-on dnys-. (`\\rtailment
Mi|\nrd.='. Linimr-nt for sale everywhere of iH'*"l‘l<`ll"'\ “ms ill" "““5"“' .Q
El.Ll(;'i` li. S'l`i~`.Vl<]i\‘SON,
l ll ra l-loilse to- llllllll- ‘ "_”"
Supreme Chief Ranger, I. 0. F., who will slwnli in t. ic be
rltation of thro-at, cause-d~by granali-
tion on the inside has ceased. The
Mayor ate heartily today and will go
hack tomorrow to his regular diet or
'three square meals a day. He was
lloowed to take a llttle'exerci.-c in
the hospital corridors today. No bull-
etins are now issued and only the hos-
pital physicians are ln attendance.
There will 'ns a consultation of phy-
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MAJOR GAYNORI-S » 4 FINE- lCondenscd Advertisements
‘ ALMOST WELL AGAIN Elpcclul Nl The (llmr(“8n` _ "';'_t;*°°‘___;'_` ';;1_";'.iLi;:.‘_'::i'_;“_;‘_;_‘|t_h|n',» hig|]er1¢,|mn hgppinc§5_ Let n
--- ` l TOROETQ' 'Tugnst zll-;,,If£§,lnt .t0' (Too late for Classification.) one ,regard this as a mere phrase.f--r ever lived would choose, as without
Every good and just man ma

is. secures
_v § the clouds may gather nliout our life,
Zaln if not happiness, then some-lille light ol liod will be visible be-
o youd them, all the noblest men who
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bullet W0\\Dd lil MEET G'BIv“0\"‘“ \W`-lil Th* lL"‘l"'l‘ "f “May Wm llc th"-l Il"nP"`EH _HAl’IB,UT' bright' |utfl‘h;l"'l,i‘;l"<?e rllsglndllilltalii things \vl\ich alll It ls not that they. like failure. but
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llll-S l1°°l¢5 0" the 0\-Wilde and the l""\t°,‘;f;"_ht:f1‘:pe‘:_':£u3"rt;£";:,.eT‘::lL.\?cklLau rig*  (`;,,:£,.(;?,a;|,;£;l,_ re lmun desire, nud winch all men would -they prefer failure to falslty ; it is
'ibn latter destiny.
tin. -nm was nity-six decrees n~l a--29u:n. lizladly. if lhPv_f'f\1\fl l»\\\’f“llY and ln- not that they love vefaeeuiivh to
l mm K '~ - ~ ' nocentiy obtained.
meanness: it is not that they relish
have NHL . ~ l.lll QUUNU' Frm” night' chlmls mn" These timings areliinith,wealt»h,ease. opposition. but they welcome opposi-
-_\~ ~ 3 abo\e ui till nine p. 3 2 a yet. if .V“‘l WCW’ t0 Flaw all Eh
mlm ‘flint-.mlfliizcst rccordl:-il the prevl- mls ad' STZMH' :from opposition and from pain; a
ous night was 34 above. ` OWLING, Rurke‘s Al‘leY. ““d" blessings on the one sidc, and on t
'Flu-_ tide will be high this evening _ market, Open lawful days. ten to ,,¢_\n»_r sms to place poverty and di
al; ’/.ux and tomorroiv eveiiiiut. nt eleven. _ 3'25‘“"" case and anguish and trouble and peace, the world can neither, ii er-
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The lowest temperature iecoriei 1 ,al own” may have mme hv| V _
Y<_‘sterrlay was 511 above zero and tbellc ui; t this Umm and paying [0'r!conifort. influence. honor. ll`°¢‘l;>l!\ tion rather than Kuilty acquiescence.
a it is not that they do not shrink
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nd from agony by crime. . . . It ls
he'not happiness, it is stillness. it ls
contempt-yet if on this side als
he nu-uuiiy me me no advice nw- civic ""* ' t r. th ri fs ri. which n. ii-ui hal .- . y - . '
en, ,,,ml “pon by not nniy the clti-_in tlua mating  o;1i;i;_D0NAbD' tgimnin aims* th? ,_m,.,,, in |¢_nvc_ , nugh;isésntI;»n;;;i;;»\ymi;i::`r;1‘l;lv£ ngxrlzffé M|nard'irl.lnln\ent Cures Dan-lrull. nnu n sense that, linwover densely it is the gift ol Gnu. F W. Farrar;
lens of Gharlnttetowgi h\\l- by ""7 ' ' - . a¢12_]_z_. / y
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