ALL t/re Time. l
_ _ e"z
E- "__-L.-»-~ 175- mzzxzr'
asmusiiro noi. G ~ THE GUARDIAN. omsmrrnrows. _rumor newline" "iisr.A»m,  rosfsoAr,i_ Aooosr v,~‘iooo.
, _
A _,j~\_' --- - - ~~ -_ \ W ' _ ' ._ . _ _ ` ‘ '- f ,_
_-ff ‘ - ~ -
AN AWARD
AGAINST BATTLE
_.M
ontario and Quebec in
Big Figures.
DANGEROUS ANARCHIST
Arrested in Paris-Another
in Rome-Those Riotous
Roumanians
DANGEROUS ANARCHIST ARRESTED,
PARis, Aug. 6.-(Special).-The police
have arrested Auguste Vnlette, a dan-
gerous Anarchisfasupposed to have instig-
ated the attempt on the Shah‘s life.
The police found that not one cartri lge
of Salsod‘s revolver would explode.
.ANOTHER sUPP0sxD ANARCHIST.
Roni, Aug. 6.-(Special).-When the
‘King and Queen were travelling from
-Monza a well dressed stranger with a re
-volver was found hiding, and made a des-
perate struggle before he was overpower-
ed. _ `l
AWARD AGAINST THE UPPER Pnovmcns.
MoN'rnnAL, Aug. 6.--(Special).- The
Arbitrators appointed to settle the Stand-
ing accounts between the Dominion and
Ontario and Quebec Governments con-
demned Ontario topay nearly two millions
and Quebec $100,550.
The two provinces will pay the Oiiba-.
way Indians $313,511).
TKY MAY STAY ON CONDITIONS.
The Government will allow the 340
Boumaniansfon the S.S. LakéG_langhn,
who made ouch trouble on the 'way out, to
remain in Canada if the Baron de Hirsch
Institute and the Elder-Dempster Line
guarantee they will not become a public
charge.
 
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
“ \
' Cl°°i118 Prices August 6.
American Sugar 12l§
American Steel and Wire 33
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Transit
Buriington
Continental Tob. ‘
Fedora. Steel
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Rock Island
St. Paul
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pac Pr`fd
United States Rubber -
April Cotton Dei 1(1) lbs
931
67%
1?»‘">i
24h
. 3#
nil
71
129
106%*
111i
'70
36
27%
Kumfort Headache Powders Cure.
Tourists and others wishin quiet, com-
fortable, homelike rooms, ani? board, good `
bathroom in connection should call on
£13. Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street.
Aspecial bargain ina pair of second
hand opera glasses at E. W. Taylor's,
Cameron Block. 28 tf,
30 per cent 40 per cent and
half price sale of boots.Great
chance to buy boots for the
children. 7 lvv.
C _
`..
Hammocks !' W
Hammoolrsii
. g-
A big stock of GUOD. STRONG and
REAL comfortable Hammocks. jusi
opened. t'
Tennis Racq A
Croquet A
SUN DAY
Between the Allies and
Chinese Was Severe
But Allies Lost 1,200-where
the British Are-Li is a
Prisoner.
A HARD FCUGHT BATTLE.
Loxnos Aug. 6.-[Special].-The relief
column is meeting with stern resistance.
There was severe lighting on Sunday
morning near Pei Tsang and the Allies
lost in killed and wounded 1,200 men
chiefly Russians and Japanese.
CHINESE DEFEATED, SITUATION IS GRAVE.
The Chinese retired. Pie Tsang' is only
eight miles from Tien Tsin and 'Prince
Tuau has ordered the Chinese to ight
every inch of the way. '
The situation on the upper Yang Tse
Klang is becoming serious.
THE ANGLO AMERICAN FORCE. i
One report says the advance relief force
of British, Americans and Japanese are
40 miles on the road, but nothing isknown
LI HUNG CHANG A PRISONER. _
Since some revelations of Li Hung
Chang’s treachery he has been held prac-
tically as a prisoner of the Allies at
Shanghai. _
THE WEATHER; 
-»-_o _ `
Generally fair, light to fresh southerly
winds. T
--l_t-l-
EVA WEs1°co'r'r~who appeared some year *
ago in the Opera House of this city has
been specially engaged for soubrette roles
with the Castle Square Stock Company,
Boston. 1
Mr. James Mazdougall, student of the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Hali-
fax), wasa passenger by the Princess
Monday morning on his way to attend a
meeting of the Egerton Presbytei at
Westville N._S. i
r YELl0W MEN DEEEATED”
We
-_Q
Z gm ¢ ‘om
isoisoivs  
TRDUBLES
  trielan in Grief.- A '
-____
FATHER WAS OPPOSED
,Tothe Match but Young Ed-
ison Married and now he
looks for Divorce
W’AsHINo1°oN, August 6.-(Special.)- ~ ' . .
A VALUED correspondent at Searletown
writes: Hayinaking cemnenced last
week. The hay crop will hardly be. an
average in this locality, but with a favor-
able weather the quality will be of the »
best. The root crop looks well but the`
grain crop is somewhat backward and a
late harvest is predicted. i
MR.Ja.mes MacDougall,ca.techist of Ban-
gor, is assisting Revs Mr. Goodwill and A
Mr. McLean in their col1gf€8a\?i0I1S. and
is preaching with much acceptance. Mr.
McDougall is noted for his eloquence and
has won forhim-self a very high standing
in his college course, having obtained the
has been given in Pine Hill Collego forf
some years.-Com.
7' V -.~r‘.`~. '_ _
»
4
D..Qg'iy
,
BOYS’, GIRLS* and DOLL’S ~CAlL
RIAGES. A large variety an. al
» . 2
oiszimo o 
YoawaaMhema.x!mnm1¢od
than
of  _Den’t have
from that moment. ' I ,
1 one of the most vivacious and popular; AN Ottawa despatch of Aug ,ml Says
` . girls of the Casino chorus. Marie Tuohey i he celebrated Eddy_BesSy case is a thing
F is the dau hter of a dr oods merchant
.     ._   BA¢ K., New oooKS
who has a store on North Clark street. fathorand daughter was signed yesterday.i ' " f`
in Chicago. Her desire to show her blond ' M,,s_ Bessy gets about $22,000 in cash and I ' 
-beauty and shapeliness ‘onthe stage lql ` the McKay_Wright property] and the
her to-desert her Chicago liome` and Bud \Com.0y farnh Eddy is to my an costs,
her Way '10 New Y°rk. Bf°ad“’*Y and pa roeoioo :no boioooo oneof property.
_ the Casino. When young Edison met her, ' . - ' ` A
R he had already patented several electric.
, devices and had all kinds jot money to ‘ T' ' T T
pend. They were almost inseperable
Son of the Great Elec-
LA GRANDE Docnnssn: arrived in port
at 11.3) last night, with 175 passengers
who are as follows- A. Hou hton '
- R 1 JF-o,
Mrs. Houghton, Elsie Roberts, Rev. W "
C. Roberts. Mrs. W. C. Roberts, Mr.MeS.
Smith, G. 2?. Drake, H. F. Royce. W. S.
Heath, Mis. W. S. Heath, A. G.
Worlley, -D. R. Morse, N. P. Avery. Mrs.
N. P. Avery. Miss Boal, Mrs. A.
M. Orr, Margaret Orr. Louise Orr,
orrison Orr, F. C. Molloy, Mrs.
F. C. Molloy, F.- W. Grim,]§'. H. ~Weaver,
Mrs Ira G. Hersey, Miss H. Hersey, Dr.
M.M. Moifitt, Mrs.-M. M. Moilitt, Mrs. F.
E. Turner, Mrs. L. Myers, W. D. Hodg-
kinson, Mrs. Hor.’gson,R. G. Foster, Mrs.
R., G. Foster, R. G.Foster, C. C. Bancroft,
Mrs. C.C.Bancro£t,Dr._W.D. Squarebrlggs,
C. F. Patterson,  C. F. Patterson
G.P. Harringtou,Mrs. C. O._ Gage, Mrs.
Robertson, Emma Sanderson,E. M Disley,
N. E. Benton, Carroll Hutchins, John W.
Gay, Mr. J. Burham, Byron F. Card, Mrs.
Byron, F. Card, Miss Laura DeLong, J,W_
Dowoif, Mis. T. M. Doooiooon, MosoM.F.
Drew, Miss -M. /F. Drew, Miss A,
S. Dutt, Miss Fannie M. Eby, Miss
C. Hallowell, F. W. Hallowell, F.
 Hallowell, Mrs. Miss H. Hallowell,
Miss Jane Hallowell, Miss _H. Hallowell;
i£issL.L.Harden <-Hr. W F Harden,
Edison's parents tried in variousways to `
cure him of _his infatuation for the girl,l
but without avail. They ran away and”
were married, Mrs. Edison retired from
the stage and they settled down -in a flat
in,Sixty-third street, near Central Park
West. It was not long until the young
bride had her mother and sister on - from
Chicago, and presently Edison’s troubles
began in earnest.
He' could not make enough money to
keep the establishment going-at the pace
his wife and her relatives set, and he
began tosellhis name 'ot Edisofrto 
corporations in electrical lines, This
 much trouble to' his father, who
 to give his son an allowance
onf condition that he never-
5
.
A '-,i-.~
'-'Vick'
5,
Boki¢\9Powder  
.i
 _ , .  _ _ _, _ . _ _,,,_,,1oiyi`i¢1ioo=.io
l`  _ ’-=--~ ]Ui|°=>`°»‘11f°>___J°‘=° ,E-.1!o12»e»__ 1°=>_'.v_1»=e'_.. . _ __ _
x ;';tom1oiE. G§IMorrow,Mzs.E1.eG(;e1:or];lrolv;Iv‘,, Skagway.byt;;oo”w   '_er,
(Now York Toiogoo nAog 4.) i f- “W iss Ami” PUD » ~ SW "Y *° ° W*“°°` "Pmf I 
Thomas A. Edison, Jropwho nfarried a B'h°d°s’iAund G' Sugar’ Mn' Anna G' T-haul” PMT.”  an 
Casino Birlli-Qiinst the advice and wishes lseager’ Chas' R' 'St°bbs’ Mm' Ch” R' md~m°iul.""-'in   
ofhis mwythe famous wmrd of elw ,soobbe Mr. Si.-F. Truu, Miss/Bonus Hesays thotor course Du_rsuuAts,_only
tricitv has been deserted by his- bride Trull, Master L.. Trull, Miss B. E. Wen- new and is largely madefnpfot -huts
d ha’d aconsulmtion Bsberda with a ner W. R. West,_Mrs.W.R.West.E.West, shanties, but itlis the  for
‘“‘ _ _ Y, Y ._ Jos. W. J. Boiioy, W. J. nouoy. J. c, ooo moooooaronoo. ooo. wnnovhezeae
iowyor .oioowo oo i»ri;iging50S\1i_t “Sem” _'Goo<nim, c. MoDom1a,_co.ooro Monooa, moo Mr. W. D, roomy who moo. moon
`;hI:Ii‘;enE':‘:;€:;l§z; (gf $h¢;_002fr;:th:':; Mrs. J. M. Stevens, F. B. Leighton and shop and works a. mining- claim. _Mr. ‘_”""'*""""""
_ _ ~ _Wife, J. J. Miller, Mrs. F. W. Kettle, E. L. McKay was not well after arrlvlr g~ rd' u mf
Footsore and weary, young Edison early Fmthingham S D Mani H P K in D »
A terda ornin walked into a saloon? ' ' ° sf ' ° ~ en' “Wm” but M5 halth » hflbi
3;; theyL:_1ceumgTheatre at Fourth ave_ ,nedy, Mrs. H. P. Kennedy, Miss Joy, much improved since locating there. UIHUDB Chile! W°3\:<i°W0ll
' °' roll lv
_ iiiomis rom honor
olwsoio
_ - _ slr Alfred Muller' g it Ex-Councillor Nicholson and Mr: J. B. ow KILLED’ on swommtn'
' A _. A ggwsgn arrived in the city last night 0’l"l‘AwA, -(Sp¢¢ig1,)_.§h» Alfmg
Mr“Da:Y‘;°S;“w‘fJ;°;e:; i:h\1'1d?1:;°¢;d ttlllst reports :hoo Ioawuu C
-. e w n .
Province b t ” 5 cena Horsewas
u will probably return in the
siesed by people aooirooo _oo loom of enou-
ooia no oovor roio boom inéioiu mo:
withstanding N8  mildgioumey. He .
been on the road ever sincevwith the-. ex
cewion of three or tour days spent? at
Seattle and Vancouver. It is
from Mr Nicholson’s
he is not _favorably _impressed with g
hotel system otDawson.When asked about
three
Dawson and while there
nl sunshine i.nithe2¢_£ A
'ho went
J John Hill, J. L. Dunlevy, J. J. Ward,‘F. V On the wayto Dawson Mr.McKay lost go onwith the
21332;]er§w§:§y§?;;thuit;°;§` t 5;, if ` M. Cosgrove, Miss G Hoar, D E. Taylor, his goods and barely saved his life. When ll
shaved md after sogbinga fvhole lot inn. MoDoogo1d,n D. Pogo, Mrs. E. D. Mr. Nioiioisoo sow him no inraiykoow hietamons
’ ’. _ . ’ Page, Miss Woolner. A. W. Rouss hrmashe had turned quite grey. When tYD|100nlwS
asked the pnvllege °f takmg amp °n 8' H Simpson Margery Simpson ’ asked it he encountered an dimcnlty' in
'°““i"" °“° °f "’°“~“‘° Sid” mms °f"‘° Mio H. simpson F H Andrews Mrs D roooiimg Dawson Mr Nioiloiooo roonoa ny oooooo
iplace' Heidrifted inf” that place because H. Andrews, Jno. Hagart, C. McMillan, that itisas easyto`gettoDawson today, Milk “nd rl 119539
the k““’“’ a "“"°”d°' °’”°1°Y°d them’ “ml Jos. Monurr. W. Wooster Home Hous. oo io to oogoo oo Now York. Good steam-‘ “wig” "‘°!”°°"'
tmught ti” twm this ma” be wwld get ton Mrs D Pudington’ Mrs. W. G. ers a.nd'railroads are providedand there' grocer tit' "
better treatment than would be a°°°rded Hobbs  .J W' Berry J Mclnnis is no diiliculty in the world AllP E. W
him b relative or in his home. He said ’ ° ' ` ’ ` ’ A ' " '
y S, _ _. Bells
hehad walked an the wav from Yonkers’ W. Johnson, E. _ Little, _John Hughes. Islanders are doing line. Among those ___
_ , h _ John Bryson, Mary Mclsaac, R. C. Stod- whom he met were Alex. McRae, who is
haivmg been thmwn fmm 8’ tram at t at dard, Ada Williams, Emma Rice, Mrs. A. doingremarkably well and possesses a A G“l°°'1d° md Pri
P°m.t becfmse he had n° mfmey Mid n°lh` Dalton, Mrs. N. Millard, Frank Mi1lard,C. valuable claim. He also met Ernest Joy, Mid 55° l'°°°fd W1' th*
“lg ‘“ ms P°“k°lS by Whwh *° "l‘*’.""f’ H. Rhodes, L. Roda, Mis. J. Moivoiii, W. Fi-oa.Koooooy,oooo Joseph MoLood,Tuoo. i r°Sv°°t»i*¢1¥ th" lm"
h“”S°.lf”S=‘°"°.s?”.°fT"°'““s fi' E‘l‘°°“° ‘MoNoi11,Mr. Miooiioii,.Mio'o crooaoiimios soowm, Pom Ferguson and numerous ' °h¢=°°°11°
He “md that his Wife had desened mm at McPherson C. M. Hcmenway. Jas. Bogie, others all doing well. ' ‘ b-Yms
luke G°°'g°’ Where they had 3°” f°” the J. H. Dora; o_o. Boon. R. B. Pero ooo, Mr. Niohoiooo took o qooooroy or goods
Asumlner’ and mat She had not only taken and wife,T'A. A. Bishop, Mrs. Wilson, H. to Dawson and although the market Was.
_ i “ll ‘us ‘”°“°Y’ "“‘“ every scrap °f °T°°h‘”g `H. Burdick D. Mokoozio Emma Moxon- don Whoo no arrived no mono* o good sole
highest number of marks m iheology “hat ` heyossessed’ even to couars and handker. A Zie, J. A. Kelly. A. A. Baker. Mrs. A. A. before he left for home.‘
chiefs” Baker, Miss M. Harper, Mrs. J no.Ha.rper, V ,
1»:Lo1>nD Two YEAFS AGO. |Mrs. J. Goodyear, Mrs. C. Mack, C. Mack
Nearly two Fears ago Edison, who isAGe°' J‘.Tm°ey'MisS acorbett’ Mrs' Geo' A-M°NG the graduates °f Whi5f'°n'S "
not Yet of age, and who has become one ; ;e€reyl;_M‘ DM,`l°nes’Si) 'M°D(?§a1§i Kitts' C°mm°1`°i“1 _ 9011682 H&1ifBX. for 'the See big advertisement
of the regulars of the rather fast set of'M' ' enpmsg 155 'We Sterr _ c ee" 11100511 ending .July 3159 3PPe51`3 “B GlO8»l°a»nC~B Saba Of b00tB Bt
~ '-_,"""’ ‘youngsters hanging around the Casinol, ary et'°rS°n°` |18-U12. Arthur H0l'U¢ 0f_MU50D, P- Eu per cent and halfpmag 7
corner, eloped with and married Marie ~ Island-
Tuohey, a fluifv haired V blonde, who was
g i _ | u
ACH E
?
§i£\haveBachcheyou have
Backache it will 
some worse- s
ami., I  .
gsgeuruchrbing §&:@dmhg 
back. Cure - s.
ilonl kidn 
_rm .er _ 11°*
ltcm~esBaeka.cheeveryl:mo--
_d’s t
. `°” 1'3"*-*
Messrs. D. Nicholson and ore Grow Won
J. B. Dawson ed gd Stk.
-_-_
_.M
Mr. Nicholson Meets old Is- And Dew” S‘m°“P-“S
land Friends and Refers CaM‘M°D°“°°H was 5°'
to his rrip. 1°”°° B? W B°°"S°
tri. ~
iii?
‘M-QL
-ii
SP1'ingto_look atterhisinterest. lnaval~ so °'°dPri'°t°F°°d'
oobio oioim. Moooo.Niohoiooo and Dow-' *MM
5°” We" 5081151! welcomed’ as they stop- No meh
ped oil’ the train last night werebe.
friends and the  'gong-g 1,  , BFVERU- 333%,
Nrouoiooolofo  oomo  so Auron $4:
months  "and since his depum_ ` ' "1-of
shops have been   hdaiédai DriverS¢n|lu-eo&,G.
some ood, one iioioioyoooiigor ciiuioseoe "3 °°°““**f
°°"° lmbomgieooiy exoosaoa. ~  danzaowilr
When seen for a momentl»ya_GuAnnzA1¢__ hom Humax.
representative last .night lk. Nioholloagi g‘”_,;($n,$,
one moo nomsorii into they oimge 
to $10 a day _and Wserv`e plenty of 'canned But
_goods ;at_§zha.t. He 'spent
lettDawsonon Jiulyl2;than¢i*_ asp;-actl_cally‘ Krrmlmta
tor
:A
Ee
i
i
ForSummerBeadmg
‘To Have and to Hold ’
‘The Transveal from within,”
L0ld0n t0 Ildyunlths”
“From Capetown to Indy
By ugh of Sword,
‘ Houses of Glass,
‘The Redemption of David
".l'heBarrys
The Natal Campllgoo,
‘Ordered Soulillogkxy
‘The Death or Boys,
Bntnlnt Roll ofGlory
‘ The Bed Bndgsowonngs,
“A hal of
yDisea.se. Ifyouneglect I _
Kidney
_ ' _ g _ L
his nometowy b\1=i1\¢§°fm_f S  V  ‘
W   '   I . _ f . -L . =
» l. ` _gum - -' :.».;....._
. .¢ , _