' :_ if .‘,_wPlUiU»`9Y UAB!-It " iii iii! IIN- ' ` ` ` E ' [Srscrsn Br CABLE.) |
`,P1_7D?l4A‘WD.0Ri¢\lBl~Til|¥ 3‘f3'A“¢"°!Iii\'oh The new battleship Nebraska which Sr. Joan, July 8`Mrs. Jniis Dnvid nn
- -i
Greatest
Like Trouble .
hurried' io
He Will
--~»
-roi_=:sil&1t.__JUI-Y 9.- eo- i i'tz.°':.v..9n'.?1-e..'.‘rn:.- emit
A
li She
Will! Jiiliiiii- Yet -Have The Opporiuniiy `
V being a W calibre.
The lhootillk took place in the station
1_0 his Oregonian fsem=Ssat-tl ,\Ydh.'»says vent into commission a week uno li io Assyrian was shot in the abdomen at Mc- iwsltlnn rcom and that David did not suc-
-~»u;{dsi‘s_`.hsvo bei-ngtvsn to- ' "_ I  ca; have her alterations maria andthe crew Adam by her husband, Tom David, this
ln killing his wife on the spot was
._ . ‘___ _ _ __ _ _ coed
‘l?\_i§§ifu,°Pl1illl 0\‘¢R°iii\\\ `l\ii¢>__‘u|i-‘QUIISAII7 Wi" A10 Niliiii Oilif l°'s00ll M til!! 0nl1~bf` morning, and while her condition is such due to prompt action on the part of John
Vh.\i’l|.Q_N“1“iiPl`ii°|1iI lIi»°Il_llf°_E\‘°i>lii'° ll‘\'1\lll\1Ui¢l'P- ' ` F" as to furnish hope for her recovery the T.
Bowes-_'pf'Bt. John and police clilosr
»' r l A- 'N v H ' -. ‘ "' in of thc affair is still in doubt. Gaidiher df lldoAdam who knocked David
_ .___ _ .__ , . . ,.46 ._ _-5, _ ou ome
4 ’ ‘ e . ' ii' if Two shots were tired, the revolver used down and arrested him.
i
-, .  -_-_---_--_'._,___-'____._- `
lite 0_ifriie_Kiiig1iis ti r- D
- Pythias..Heive is S___ogiai_ _Evening _
_i. *-).,_@ 
--An, i>1§iAs'<1-ess By A* °~f~o=s
the 1 hier General.
1
., _ _ `
Lui. sight st cssiie iisii. the member-ii
r.| tiie Pythian Opler lit this_ 0.ty _met-
ces eu-.»bts»r,or sr. '_P.ini,' lmnin.,
_the genial U_oirir_nsud;i' of the Uniform
l\\nh.K.ofP. ' ' _ . ‘.
Victor Uompany, under command - of
Capt-gvv. s;  wie ‘asiy_ »_i`nspeoted
and ‘tilef Maier-General expressed his
c'»ndlticn of
...........,,
of a more
sv
Of'
cou‘d be
reserve in
ld
been on a
`Snn- Francisco
also "'rerrde'red
disaster Mejor Gen
relief. ' ' “"1”
the .rank has
i -@»f@*Aw:At_f---   .SMHlmHHh  
_  -_i:=~efe<iv lif _ii1' (lat.    
liesiiluovés isnt the order meg ` ” ‘_
neither creed nor country, but 
.men in popltlon because of their .- loyali
to its principles. N *
Oolnpllineniaiy speeches were dellvehsdf
by annmbsr of those present, and "ref
freshments were served, after whIch_l-ad-
enjoyable soc'nl hour was spent.  ;_`
During his stty in this city _‘tug
General has been entertained by a dflviif
to the cnir noni, and snows the ialnti
ol interest of the G.ty ,and siirroundjngl
°°_snir.r- _. _ `~f i ‘~_’ ~  _§.
 -lie-expi-sssefil his‘ple_-not-e it the bidhti
ot the country, and i-§i1i_i~ us ioogetirneggo
with pleasure tg a'f_aipre vlslf. "’ "` 
of his address ilé'polnted A " " I ; .3 . ` ‘ ` '
` stances ln'which_i.h\vj   B  lc
°`"°,,'::_"°'-".i".°“l’-" _ ~ -_- '- » _ ` - - _ . '-A iuissiawmiitonmrion.thence ink- ~'
l...._
Harrsoh, one of the leaders of Austl'i%)
asm ertueerssiiiw nigh- sooiityiiifi iiwiinnusd oi'Pi-lint” All-Y Value-iht lil0Ci.ilail0n` '
ildaiia Thenss of Thurn and Taxis ls
modern method of sslutatlou by tsklisg,
offths hui. ' .
“ltlsa practioe,' he says, "which
§'.‘.‘I.'13`I’iAlll.f'§i§`.’lf.`l§.L”.‘f.l.`il’€’.2'i1'Ii'l.1'Z'l*“
is nioimaisppelsi iosiviiina society.
theoouut says: 'All msnsnd wom
-should loin mails this arassdo._l'pro
lossiahllvli'aa"lniernational union f
men .end women _who. inste i _ I
recognising .the .presfnt inssasalstto ,
shiill vplediei themselves to reform l
thsshtoe _ofa simple inclination ofthe
head.” -.---_ '-' '.~‘f`  _ . ._
The oeuutfrtahss a rdlg at `..A_.mei;hi]i
where, he sayst;-.the hat: `sslutQt}pn has
grown to\beA_fslilsi|._ It always uiahes
him laugh to see how an American
had cdld. ~
lIEliSUS_[il.LUil-[HS A
` Feel. Areriliiiet Among
 -~ Attractions? i
:UW " -' -'
BEGANS  :llll __l§llH'l-_l?llUN_|]
uniiy¢eni°mf_i;v¢_.y use for iist§.w‘iiil: LONDON* _,W ,_S,,_w;,,,,m C,,,,,,,,_ __
. _ i
Have 'Killed 'i1e_'i_'_';`_3_-_§_S_pys
 ,,__,1i§_,,,_¥] ;._, __ ._ ‘_
   A-FE
" 2.-‘W1-'i - - 
  F”
Dies And' May
f David says his wife ran away with
another man.
He followed lifr from their hcme in
Lowell. Mass.. to Woodstock N.l3.
She promised to retunnhut on tue irsin
they qnarrelsd and he became frantic.
He says it she dies he will be glad to
hang. _
PASSlNlllHS. A
ilailroads'M_usi_ Guard Tresties
And Provide Sp,ark_Arresters
Orrawa, July 8- To protect the 
velllng public ihe Railway Commission
has heard orders pruvidlng that durlnizl `_
ter the passage of every train and that a. -
water supply must be kept on such tres-
ties.
nsiii-wit win me in sompsiiea to me
the right of way clear of grass and brush
and must lit their engines u ith spark
"I,-°5¢°|_-g.0v_| the smoke stacks _nuil ash-
paus. ` n I _
_ -I“"“ ~"""' ` ‘4,..-ij# `
.-A--{'**“'
%-
.tram-may. 1-mls v......., _-.ly -.i._o.....t .i.»...... t .. No. _Alleged Specifics Havv fi
A V ' A ' _ i  ° '~
l‘°|l0_!`- »-tarted nn energetiucamlmiln against tile  MICH jj
....._,_ 2 
ex-president of _ ths_,Rqiyal Qollene of __Phy- jj
sielsnl_l_wl_|o is nov_r<|!)tim»‘iili|¥ °0il°°i'i1_°d
in nyqviny-,research address ng a meeting
_ol,i,he__ mmiitee of thu imperial Cancer
limi; mind, .sm ine pmtstiiiiy 'oi-
‘dylnffioin eihoer wad now one in`tweivi»
for all mon above 35, anti one in eight for
all women above that axe as contrasted
ohe in Zi Qd one in B2 Itwenly y\‘i\\7=»
ago, _ evegheless, -it presrnt lb! _'WIS im
pcJqi'§ls,.tQsay whether the llizuri-.s _repre
sentlds real increase in the disease.He dv
tsilé<i exoei-lm. nts iu_ the transmission of
esaosi- by innocuisticu ofmlcs by which.
he 'said the vexhd questlonof heredity
““°°"°" in "M p”'é°°° °' ° hd’ "tug, would he settled in a few years. He dslsr °t
oblivious to di-oughta and the next days dd mn no .°,~inu,;° “IMI coma be “mc'h nrt
d T ‘
ed tt to be without effect on the growth or H
development of tumors.
_¢
ll
_ ~i _
 li
~ Lggpfip, idly 0.-_‘Iii Pru-1~i»\|.li~-y tax
-rytiilugu Even a dam-e does not
_Anyhoaly net-ling up a l-`l ll
N
aesuiadluipalntv; l ha ii
cause of un- amnsiiilir
Artillery.
not ug a in ,_ V
u n ll! ,_ _tl¥e-
ii$y*si1'\in i-_ "
\he ameri!
and as they mlaltt
ballroom serv cl.,
organised the; ouuht
rsmnubiallaa the lrifth
whose dis\siet8snsa is.
so did the War
Vsraed ia di-
Thls .
osr.f
WI! I
....5-.
the summer and autumn wutehmen must. 
be kept to inspect all wooden trestles af- -”

-:-=-:- _-_
A Till l§l|AHll|AN'S I
_ - _llliliilt
  E Hlllll .Hill
_ hlatc of The Gu.-irdian's __
- bi3l;lc'ros'd race has been ds-_
tiniti-ly flared for August twenty- 
eighth. I-
-, The went has amused oonsider-- -
(Srsora1.Bv Casts] - »' »sbis_lntei-est nmoin; l.cnl ntiil.tes I
I sly'l,_,t_||er_H1'lil likely be s field ui‘ _-
- entries sue as to make ilie race ‘Z-
_ th rmost lmportsntn-po.tlng event 1-
- »o.'-the year. . ` 
` -Entries sre to be conhncd to. fi
Princelidward lslaud riders alone. - 2
Tha Hee is for The'Guardian"s’
threr-y§ar-trophy; but ln sdilltion’ '
thereon L. E, Prowse, of Prowse ‘ -
Bros., -_I.id.,cffei-ss gold modal to I
the winner ol this year‘s race: and _
W. N-. Tnnlon, jeweler, of this Olty, . I
offers a silver trophy to the one' 
whqwlne second place. - `_
'Thu Eourse for The Guardians -I
bioy Tread race, lo-'take place
this mer and for which muh- _
sbnntlal and valuable silver cup-of ‘,-
hannsome desi n is offered. was
.c..ref_ully meadlired nn Saturday. [_-
Ba;¢|nningstThe Guardian oflice 
in Charlottetown ltiollowe Grafton ,
Street toGrentG_ecr|re Street, thence ,-
wntinninz on tn' the Upper -j
-Malpeqile Iiond wh irh it follows to -
lngrthssoad to the left which runs -"
alongside Mounds Idillstrenm and I
on to Warx'en's Corner, Noi th River. =
From this corner the course will
-bs across the North River
Bridge to the Qucen’s Arms,thence
by Lcwsr Malpeque Road to
lirinhwnRoad, following Brlizhton
Road out ta the shore, than taking
the Park Roadway, following the
some round the Park and so to
starting plae:-lil miles.
  '
i _
flllll-`Al- -iAiIll}H'S _A
-WIEMUHY lllllll
_ _
\ _
Lennon, July 0-A remarkable instance
lapse of memory was 'exhibited the'
her day by Lcwls Waller, the famous
nullsli actor, who, in response to sn en
sd to soy iiima sum iimism if-ii _ se , d th ,_
»--~'<»»\- -<»»»=--°° =‘--- fe A---u -A" ".1‘;"2.2f..‘Z.‘I.".§`.?€.f”..".l.2i.“§t'_2‘1';‘I.`1'.1‘3§.. .ir - Dvish Wiii Make
oldiers before Harilsar. " Progress A
“Onan more into the hrcsch, _Waller
began, and there he halted. He stood a
moment with his face hidden in his hands
r
inn to recall what followed IIls effort/
é . .
‘ . - » - _f _ .r. y - .
"N    ._  |,|,m "|n_ M ,ulkm ng gh, ,Umm but Loslmri, July ii-The Rev. Dr, Joseph
: ‘ - rosentlycsme back and once more un-_ Crew lisrllvil. slielifs "I7 i\0P°f\1li.Y 0|
‘ ' llertook the ri citation. This time hc went` A-AW fill-Ure ot the 'l`r msvsai. A
ie uildrees, he came to the words, "Yollr
i
 ‘ i_‘ 1:
'BlAlH'3__ ESTATE
ASHUWS AUP LARGE
Estate 0f~$375.652.LessDebls
A Of $198. 288 -.Probate
Applied For
[Sonoran Br C.\n|.s.]
Ornwa, July 8.-Application has been
madeln the surrogate court by A. George
Blair and H. A. Harvey"of Ottawa for
administration of the estate of lhc laia
Andrew G. Blair whose will has never
been found.
The inventory shows that Mr. Biaii
died hrlch man. `
neun. s:~ns,os2 sgajinsi which sre fishes
oieioszsa. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' _
The bulk ofthe estite ' is personally
fnvesledln n large number uf stocks, all
ofgcod value.  »-'.f` -. "
lil ll. S.     
THHUHGH IIANALS
Orrswli, July 4--The home Govan.-
ment has granted leave to the. Unit-il'
States Government to send throusrll the
St. Lawrence canals the training ship
from Newport to be used by the M-chinan
naval reserve at Detroit. There are no
guns on the hart and wh itever arms are
used for training will be on shore. The
department says that this docs not in
any way interfere with the exininz er-
rangemente between both countries.
The boat has to be cut lu two to enable it
olgo through the locks. _
AFHIAEA FACES  
lllllllfi ‘PH-UBLEM
--.-4 =
his no Principal ouesim.
Cemiissy Refuses.
Railway
[Srscr.\i. Bv Casts.)
 - --_ _ _ r`-' ' &:f_f; 
f-STANDARD Olly 
A IN U.S. COURT
F urther _Evidence
And__N'ow_’S`iands [lor Sentence (ln
Conviction. _ Of _Using Illegal
Rates
Dis! riot Court.
Gnwano, July 8.-The attorneys for the Judge L'""‘ “hm “°°°““°°d “"5
Standard Oil Cdmpuny today declined to
sentence will be passed on the Standard
on co or indians, which vm odsvicuii
submit any further evidence in tho ofugingillegulroad rates on Angus;
investigation held by the United States
'I-lrd. `
.  -r
Was lie-ld_ _in
Mrs. G. F. Dawson, District oriranlrr,
in her opening address referred to thi
work oi thelllstrict. stating that tliore
were fourteen auxiliaries, and eleven
Cirtlrn and Bands, also that there were
prospects of others being formed very
soon. -
It was irraillyinizto notice that there
siiiicitiiui  
ii niii iuuiii
A Bright, Pleaslng Piav
Wilh Charming Artiste
In The Leading Role-
O
Novel readers ol' the days when Bertha
M. Clay was in the flesh rray remembe-
thn outline of the story, Dom
Thorne. Dora was the daughter oi
Stephen Thorne, lodge keeper to Lord
Rupert Earle. Her beauty and wlnsome-
ness brought her two lovers, Ronsili
Earls, sou and heir of Lord Earle, s,n-1
Hugh Fernely,t_he villain of the story.
who swears he will kill his aristocratic
rlvslilnnsld Earle, snfi aithouirh no'
farored by Dora, he forces an sngsizemcn
ring upon her finger. Lord Earle
for-hide his son to marry Dem. and
Inner, whenlniormed of their marriag-
ilisinherlis his son and rein-ers ever to sei'
him. Just then Ilunh Iiernley returns
tn the scene an-l rushing in to kill his
rival, .Ronald lhrle, kills his father,
Lord Earle instead. Ferneley tiles; the
body _of L-iid Eaile is found;
Stephen Tliorne, Dora‘s father is
suspected of the crime but Dorn finds
aclewthat brings home the crime to
Frrnlay when lie lst.er reappears to make
trouble forher. Butlionald Earle, who
has now stcceudeil io his fnthe\'s estate
and title, tlresnf his yormg wife and their
sntrsnnament le hastened hy the interfer-
ence oi Lady Ghsrterls. But after many
‘I l».-Iieve, lie snill, ‘that the Boer War,
was only n pei-lod lu. the developement o',
misarlventures Dora notes tho machina-
tlins of this isriv who is her rival
in Lord ltonnl<l'.i nil`.oiion-_ dismisses
linr from the house, and is at lnsi
rrcbnoiied toner husbaiii ami all end.-
”"-” along liravrly until, about lialf thifnujh
Eyes Hair Size And Even-. A U ' :.,|_|,m,||>“,-'I-1-1,," |_,, ,,mw,,| ,mfg Africa, null that lh the Tranavsal that \1lDP\|Y- A ii1AU°il`°'1\'\“°° F'-lf" '~\1i‘°“Ri\
l I' I
dn Duwh will now make rapid pi-ag;-"4 tha plot interwoven with that above
is ' "h ,|,.| mn ; under thc British li»tg.'l‘l\s b.-st elements lk°i»¢iiB‘i~ '1`\illili\5’i!0i “i\i'i'l\liii llwrli.
Pm very siory, e s sm iz.
The “Manoa “bm work,” hd” mm ug hom n¢|,|°“h]|¢,|,,, ,,,||| ,,0m|,|n,|with many situations that. are amusing,
M mg 'uh m‘m,,|_|0h._,m. me mmplgmn 0;" 0| ph., 3|-,,|¢,,y, ,|;f||c,,|;,|¢. others of strong emotional and dranintii-
of the sentence. lla had aboutgiven dnl “UW il WW lr'-° AAWBUIKOU M9 lD0l¢¢i\l |""°""°~“°"“f°“" nn" Ah" "°P°°l W
that the right words would oollll 57 W9' Wiiilclp but that will pm. nobiesentimsntsandevokedheartyrcunds
rm- ~-,,.g.,|',,i,.',; due.,-~ ui- rig: iiuiriena-_wimiswomss in tuslbebll bsevsrooms-Zi’1`h_s sunt orsslsm
reseolrcle ode-d out: "Like sn many
Aiexaoders." _ problem. 'fhenutloii that rlces the best.
__Z____1__._i -
Kseplinsr..'s Linime t_ in lhshoiiss A __
msn dancing _lf
Any .Guardian reader
who receives adlaliy print- -
"ed, hsdiy. printed, _badly
, iis'iiieliZ_‘i»dtr cm. btdir .
 *"“!.'Yf
torn. soiled or incomplete
paper of qhilhwr line
vm mai, -iiililfy'-iss set-
. seripiion Depctment -lt _
problenoolilingln Africa lx :hs noni-o‘
for the negro will win ont. The neu-ro is
oapsble of heiniz a _useful oitlsen.i:le has
no poiitioalrightsia ttie Traaavssl but,
being on the same basis as ine white
maui in the Cape_O:ioa1, ha controls cor
tllndllblioty. » _-
Some persons talh of extermination the
nqro. Such talk is foolish. The nearo is
ii use me iioeeirt tuurmvnm north s
uni." /_F
....._...._._._
llhsrd‘s Linlmeni lumbermani. Frls nd
Advertlsersare asked to havs“etian||e
in not iswr than tan s. ni. meh Saturday
for the Morning Daily and Rural Daily. as
Guardian employees have a half hdidar
_such _Botox-lay. The business, aaa news
tlepartthente an open as ca o\h.~r days.
lnplauae. Miss Sadie Calhoun is the title
role fully sustained the hizh praise given
her In the press notices elsewhere ami
was rewarded with s handsome hoquet at
the end of the third act. Other persons
is the cast who attracted very favorable
notlos from the good audience present
were Kiss Edna Bern, as Lady Chamrls,
'e polished scheming, hypocritical woman
of the world: Richard fllarke as Stephen
Thorns. s nelly uood piece of work; Mr.
Shaliey's Ronald Earle and Mr. Mans-
1isld's Lord Rupert Earle ought also to be
mentioned. The exlgenciee of a _play
with somsseenss that should be rewritten,
in part prevented lllel Fisher ami
especially Mr. Williams fromfexhihltina
tha hast of which they are evidently capa-
hls. But the psdleiiee apparently anioysd
it all to the full. The play was well staged
with hpeeisl seeasry. Tonight Mlee Cli-
hcnn will appear lu My Dixie Girl. a de-
llghriul comedy drama in a role for which
her :line talents and irraceful personality
are especially adapted and :will no doom,
A liriard'; Linlmeni md by Physicians
be lavyred with a lull house,
   C011 
_ at M1111 ay Harliolry
The Annual -Convention oi the Char-
lottetown Dis,-tri_c_t_of the Methodist
Won_ian’s Missionary Society
Murray liar-
bor on July 4th
were present representatives from' 12
anxillaites nmi from nrarly- _all _the
-Circles and Bands. _
The lleporis from these were decidedly
»eicournging,nu-l the attendance at the
sessions showed the interest of the
Mui-_my Harbor people. ._, __
Among the interesting feaiurcs of the
oroarmums were aMan Talk on Japan,
...ilutwvi hy Miss Alexander, assisted
by h Watch-Tower by several of the aux-
llllirifffa _B.\i|pri.'1‘al;ie Talk On “The
Palm Branch" prepared by the Editor,
Miss L.L-ithern, and a papal' on The
Rest Fund, followed by explanations by
Miss Stewart.
The readiness with which the
members took part showed their lively
interest in the work. and their
ileslrc to obtain further know-
ledge. As all entered the church for
the evening service their hearts were stir-
ri d with hopes for the lutumss they loi k-
ed first upon the bright, little faces of
future missionary workers on the plai-
lnrni, who so effectively asslskrl In their
exercises and singing and then at the
expectant audience filling the church.
Rev. A. E. Uhspman. paswr of the
church presided; the programme was
varied and Inspiring.
A pafqr nn “ThsOrlgij and Growth of
the W.-M._S.,"wss rejd by Mrs. S. T.
iinestis,.gi.J.Inil1¢i. Nts. as Mrs iinesiie
reviewed the past, and showed how from
s sa1sll_li¢n'lnning.the Society in 85 years
has grown to.a.mi¢hi.v host, both at home
find abmedi__»sii 'weep ,led io enclslm.-
“Whst ti'_ul»it6qd-‘,vy(o\pjhl,". Her graphic
aocouuii.w$l|p|lli9_i§#\Blve, because of
iusi»e1..tusv,_¢_te' -hui been one or the
pioueeseoigigmqyament lu the Mari
time Prgvlnnel. 
Miss Ste`wA'ei.’s pmsence throughout
the day 'was truly an inspir-
ai.ion_to`nll,' and the address in the
evening was fired with so intense seal _for
whiob|shn|l kindle nnewa llima' of missi-
onary enthlssia.sm.thronghout_ the ,whole
district.
Mis. Dawson presented greetings which
had been sent with the convention ._f_iDll\
the Preebytsi l in Woman'eMlss'on'sr,YSo~
cicty ol lunay llarbor,and_¢xprga_sed her
hearty thanks fcr these and ln addition,
on behaifof the visitors, thanked the
Murray liarbor people for their generous
hospllnlily and for the many rlaedl_of
thnughtfulnese, all which had been
helpful in mnkinn the <lny‘s wir\:a
success.
Mr. Chapman. in .--. few telling remark!
Iirouiiht thc meeting to a close.
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f.liei-.viwssssidsst pri __ an- ours
Stsndad0t\»so¢il\s. ai, pany w re
ntll' fill!!!  is enmdta
tovhldqd, |m, appesr|n~
ruusrowslapl _ _ ' -criminal;
issuer -suit senses up so
0il¢oll_ ny. ‘lite-|_i_|fonna@ waaglfsn
015.01 sitsrnesi hai, P. allen.
poem toesni suse eisnemi ou
company to United States lalnhll
llenksl.who. with the aid of sevlrli
deputies, has been vainly trying in
locate Rockefeller in serve him with
a subpoena. lfr. it ohh-liar wa
reported to be in the Arilronriscks,|q
the south of Francs, and in this city,
Mk fer l'.ii\\id`t Wi ilke no other.
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