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W °“° M' ’°"'°‘ ND 'PHE 'l‘A~ ER. “WN” 0| 91° Glwnrnment cannot do  Iwi having discarded his coat. He 
.i - ment from th 'emma 4 _ A X PAY _ _ _ _ _ _
‘ . i _ lm?°"‘|°l Ee: flwgthelfléfa assi: if‘»t?§n§°dfeh-‘ ` 1- gggrnfgtaiznllsiirntht glrcféifezmshffg Important mfcflnunlims Y 'mum if 15° "'11 ‘ _ _ .lm Q `
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 N th Ad e _overnment and The Canadian customs revenue for the iax_ enforcement of the law seema e _ swlmmu. Ll um l_lu.”_ H. mid’ ‘pod ,nu -
CWS ° “l1'°"-Y ill resnrn to what he the month nl Jni P A
y was $4 912 156 or to he due to the inefficiency if not to r  Drozress after 1|, ld; tl” punt hem: T _
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' . considered the' present in d . i 1180 _ . . . . - _ _
l of the week for Saturday 21° tggvl; tlllsnis  llgndl- (ifllilhfgifé-lsaét  “;:;:n°'td:°old52r§li§:;: gilsglsd-:align 'ttthgliifinitgc of the week for Saurday I ghlclfnhghhndnlgfltrbdimtfa :du $2' ` ¢f gh gp f S; ‘
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Ullg ago he ex htandrpoint this is cheerful tidin s has been entrusted Attention has » M-organ was lollomlng Mm ,nm In _ G WOO 0|’ 
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Subscribers ‘ =
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Chamber of Crovslmenlile gl:-hngnenn  il_hn<l_»ls that the import trade is heen frequently directed to this mas Subscribers. ter round it a hnrnlight and called Subscribers. ,.
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M0NDAy_ only more big battleshilsls init uIE:Iiiglwdhdbgllalhrlyogleditildllilxghclgiil-'d 2:;\t`di,dk' ;el§1dw?il1tdlit\h‘ettll`:>yve!i;l:rid)lft‘ I A 4 V FR] 0000000 bottomdn Mclnnlliittxeddbut could 
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TWO THIRDS LIBERAL
When the Conservative Government;
went out of power in 1896 there were
buta handful of Liberals inthe Sen-
ate. So very unequal was the strength
P
Liberal newspapers had been appeal-
i to the Conservative leaders to
1 up viacelncies as they occurred
from the Oppos tion side Ac lergfih
the seats of the mighty were capt
,lined by the Liberals Since then
_death has been bus-y~ depleting the
iramks of the veterans ol legislation
‘ and the Laurier Government has .been
busy making appointments to e
vacant seats. Years ago the balance
between parties was restored and
now _the Liberal preponderance is
approachi hh-at which the Lenser-
vabivea ha in 1896. ie lntest
iappollltnxpfil., made the other lily
round's_up a total of sixty-three Lib
eral ,nntohs to twenty four Uonser
vqtives. The proportion is now
,fibres -to one but neither pu-rtyi ii-
yct 'generous enough, even undci
sup .circumstances to appoint
pol bftal apponent to the 5_4-_:inte
Mollifs thepity
Tw Senate ought not to br n pnril
ilsan bod-y *Indeed it was provided
ut the outset in 1867 that the p
pointments to the heunti. from tin
various Provinces slnnild
first instance be inirile in equal niini'
bers from both purtii-s. wus
hoped that sinnetliing like thot pro
portion would be piesi:i'vi-il. 'l‘lie
suit is us we have seen. l‘lli-_ .\‘i_\iiiiLi-
is just us strongly purtisnii vis thi-
House of Comnloiis and even morr-
lop sided in party niiilibers. 'llhe-ri
seems other prospect buf
tlia.t_ when ie Llonservutivi
purty shall regain iii-u'_\oi
ity in the popular Uhalnber it: will
be balanced by u. Semiiutc ulnlost ivhol
ly of the opposite politicul stripe.
These are not ideirl conditions fn
good legislation-oi' good goveriinlcirt,
but lon a people us pu|'_tiy-mud ns wi-
(lunudiuns ure they nreoboiit wllnl
-we deserve-_
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TUESDAY.
DR. ELI.Tf'."l` AND HIS RE
LIGION OF '1‘l-lid Fli'l‘lllil<l_
Dr. Elliot, lute President of Har-
vard University, hull iii his miildli
life built up u. greut fninu ns ii teucli
er und a moralist. lu the brief D01'
lcd since his retirement hi-_ luis doni
much- to shutter his reputution ns ii
safe guido for his fellows. Hn iii-si
designed “rl five-foot bookshelf," with
titles of books enough to fill it, nl
leged to be sumcient for the ivaiits of
intelligent and cultured men, but om
ittliig therefrom the Bible and Shake
spears. Now he has propounded il
new religion. with ns little evidence ol
sense and judgment. His religion, lite
his bookshelf contains some good
things. It has like fatal. and incon-
ceivable omissions. ,
In a word he omits from it all
gupernatural elements, the divinity
and worship of Christ, faith, repen-
ltance, the resurrection; denies the
possibility of u quick change of char-
ucter here, or ol' it sudden entrance
arudise iierruftrl' To him I’nul's
.to P - ' - _ d
conversion is U, my'tli, und that which _
Paul declared to be bnsic to the
Christian falth is lui ulsurdity. In
ull this he writes li nlsolf downl us il
Budducee. The Bible, for \vliic'\ he had
no room on his boivkslivll, is rejected
from his religion. 'l`lle Gross to him
is a meaningless symbol, Such H- re
.ligion may satisfy the mind und
heart of Dr. Elliott. It might be good
enough for sceptics, ngnostius and
unbelievers generally, but will -never
commend itself to sincere be-licvefrs in
the Christian faith. It hns not even
novelty to recommend it.
That peace between Canada nnd the
United States has been preserved for
nearly one hundred years in n matter
of great satisfaction. When the filll
century of continuous peace sh-ull liuvc
expired n few years henlce, it may be
fitting to ,celebrate the occasion. 'A
your or two earlier will some the
centenary of bottles follizllt bc-
tween Canadians and Ainericnns_
Shall these, too, be made the occas-
ion of celebration? The peace cen-
tenary will only be of value us il-
‘teuds to prolong present friendly rc-
lations. The centenary of hnttlcii
might stir up the cm-bers of old lcuds
und qunrrele. Ie will be well to pro-
ceed warlly in devising the lorul of
tllestrccntennial observances.
WEDNESDAY.
DORD CHARLES BERES
FORl)'S NAVAL PROGRAM.
Lord Clrurles iiereiiford luis long
been 5 oonsplciioiis figure in Brit-
:ish naval affairs. His peri-lunlal P0'
pularity is grent, not merely because
of his brilliant career in the navy, in
which he had the repute of being its
best strategist, but hecnui-ic- hc has
always had the courage of ills con-
Vlctllons and dared to say 'the thing
he thought. Away back in the eigh-
ties_,0f last century he grew dissatis-
fied _ with the condition of the
navy, and to gain the opportunity
for n free expression of his views re-
signed' his command and appealed bo
the nation. He entered Parliament
and led n strong movement toward
the birllding of practically a new
navy. It is believed by many of his
admirers that but for his patriotic
zeal at that time Britain would have
been so unready that n prolbnbly dis-
autrous _war with France would have
followed the Fashoda affair.
_That accomplished, he returned to
the navy with increased prestige and
was given high command. It it well
‘ FOR MARRIED 'MEN ONLY.
When your razor is as dull as a
7108, ask your wife if she wusn’t par-
lllz ber earns. Get her Pu'tnam's
Corn Extractor; its the only Dllllllllllll
and sale cure. All dealers sell "Pill-r
name."
i".- 'f
:l iii-,~s<‘i'iptioii of
'l‘ln\ pull.;-iity linll tlliit Mnrliii built
With four gl-i-nt zoiilts of sculpture
sci. lintwixl_.
Alid ill the lowest luliists' nil: silly-
ing inch
And in ‘thc second nieli nre slnying
beasts
And on the third- are warriors, pur-
fect men,
And on the fourth are mon with
growing wings.
What 6 picture is here presented of
on bolurd. Otherwise the experiments
Mnrsllall is wld_ely and favorably
known hare and in Unturio und thc
ics yesterday und yet pulling day
Hon. Frank Deedmeyer. of Birming-
ham, Alabama will arrived by the S.
S. Halifax this evening to succeed
American Consul Hale in office at
this port. He has a wifc and two
on Friday, sith instant, on which date
'lupus mln; lllllil _\9lBllll.l) 9il,L ‘tl.9.|\)||i|0
Consul Hale will leave, via Summer-
side for New York, whence he will
sail on the 21st to take up his new
consular duties in Trinidad.
ale and Mrs Hale during
with them to their new OM ll
south. They toov a courteous and
kindly interest _while hem in all that
pertains to the welfare and advance-
ment of th-,is community, rind will re-
ceive a very hearty welcomeuat any
“me they may return in the future.
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Dclnney with some leading siiplioilers
on botll sides get toigetller und come
usunl proposal, lt might also be mode
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THE LATEST CRENUON
FOR SUMMER WEAR. ALL
THE CUMFORTS OF A
TURN DOWN EFFECT.
"Anchor" li-and Wledneuul*
i lol Ile.
"Iron Frame" lrand “Minds”
I lil' lie. '
IOLD IV LEADING FUl||llNlK»
IAADIIV TOOKI .ICI [JUNE-
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west ns n. vigorous political speaker lu lm agreement to lllsclmntlmance Dirigible balloons rather than acro-
nnil wrltrr. He wus the rilitol' of 'Phe “ml suppress the use Ol lmtll wlllslmy plumes ure coililselled by tin: Imperial
Patron lierc in thc dnyn when -'the "ml money lu this ,-,,nl,_.Bt 7 Such lm Ill-_fence f'-omniittee. The ueropluues
l’iitl‘o|ls of lndustry llud- il. newspnpur ug,-e,,,,,el,t l,,,m.,,tly can-lell ,mt woullyfly ill" WW' Wltlllll Cllsy l`0llCll Of lille
orgun of their own. Mr. lvilrlrsliull ie-i pp moi-lt Cl`clll¢ll`0lt‘ to both Hides ,mllillf cullllon _sliof-,~-alnil they can carry
now u‘n active lfiliurul mid likely to ll., ln ev,”-y way llesll-nl,le_ Aml by all but very little weight of mon, iirlns
bccomle Miillster of ituilwuye-l in thc meal,-,, let the cUntl.,,vel-led eleul-_lon or exllloéflvci-l.
Al;/crta Govorninent, lcd by [[’i'_c'niier ,wt he made llwl-0 effecf_ive_ ln _--- _ _
liiitllerfoi'd\ its l,m,_,Mll_ Hllulle lt ls ,ll,,l.,.,_,(ll_ The steel cylinder vacuifm nirsliip,
_...___ table tu the men wllu m.l,_ recently described in the:-ic colunma,
'Pile Bcilollilc clunpllign, which might responsible for its enactment W"“‘_‘l he “ g""”t' success if it were
be expected to be in fllll blur-lt ut und for its continuance ul-10" the Um' p‘”“`“l'|° to "’;‘k.“ tt? “finder Btmng
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_ _ , k_ t t . enough to sus um e e ormous pre
prescfirt, must be proceeding veny tute boo lf llc s rictei ‘limi ismgo Sure of the mr and at the same mme
quietly. Wo failed to notice anything be nurde retronc ive so os o nc e H ht H U l to n k it 0 t _
about ii/ in either of the party da‘.l- the present election, a rather un- Baile' 0 ‘fml-'$6 is ‘llwfllerél lit: laroggfe
I Here s Your
New Collar!
- BEDFORD
l FAMOUS CASTLE BRAND-3 for 50C.
3%
704° ll Ai2`fnr35c.yole|nbny
““’"" "Y uni mann rin lima
 min ~iisiiwoon.~lN
THE SENATE NOW minimum h ~ ._
_ . _ , _ 10 BattleB‘;llg:n““d°d ' ‘ ‘(1_lBl;l:;f”°ll‘lv¢}ll_l;-h Tgllire _lzrla otherl points ptrovillnby  siéme changes.'i‘here_ Thetmany friends of Mr. Moffatt, found he was in water up to his n¢ck_ mm ll¢l‘0 yesterday was the UU¢
_  ._._(éomm_$,ce Pmtectlon.. Crulserl one of these is tha? trac; 1; rgsglgs, lionlmhatngwulld mltlreilli-';e_rnilx;1e(l1ai:t_l:_<)>1\ll_g :_l_‘l_ls<;n§le`;vmG1§l;g_¢;v{é fatiflllexll oflrlrtlq I-le immediately went to Morgan and . ,
24 “Kmlll_onIl>_roteetlon:' Cruisern_ duties are so much taxation paid by it in popular favor that an honeat_’to learn thlit althbugh niiidtxltevto dined Maisto safety' The mr” we" ` ` ' ' 
_ torpedo _li ‘_ Etroyers (sea-golng.the people of the country, and a and thorough execution of the pl-alll. years of age he was able to rake whdmca ent cu; in bl' Mm' Kelly' ' ' '
. 52 ,l.orpe‘2l‘; gfgtfggslsl. ._ lnillion dollars a week in customs bitory law in its integrity. during the present hay season. to hevlvlgstllndogodllixg xhzlzei "l.’hl:; assist: A .
of arties in the Red Chamber thagl 4 Floating Docks.” W ry., ngllleiiirhi gl 2:31); dégavg bm for mx g,x;:lt}l1av°a:`t?$1ieovlT1r lfllnd ml? ggthe ' ' ' fi Boon restored" . A 2 t' ‘ 'V
_ Etudes' `_ f ~ . It will lit Fold that tl£l‘¢?l.{'leoPle who tain's Platform in-whigh gl; 'days aid; inonlrof the mostvlamentable' drown- hny this time some 0! tl” Indians ' hu “usd to mum?" up 1 - 
K- Azfnlunlllon, -- lilly the ‘guilds are," well' able to pay will assist the Local Government all thi pdirglgtidg (l'li1z‘:rYlot1tae‘ko‘;zv::rocsctd"¢:¢(l °;n1hc;l:lnBll?1(:';':8tl[:5tl'l;dgggtohsiiitgg l A * : t ` I V
- . ' . _ .Dr them. and that' these - -_ he _ ,.e ~ "" ' - ' ° - ~ ~' ' `
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H ` ` ` glhlelve thousallll addition-nl men. much complaintfriilltceilfdx gash' i'£hM?odE gilfgret' I lgeeiizlsetfdliltyhitliddngg ufnberz ent mfs heard between thmf’ and an “rtmcml leg which ha w°"°°° THE _ ' ' 
_- some* ;C2U7;t0l5l) Eggs progrgim would bemer years. of the increased cost of tiolrofuthe Tunnel in this We Zannedlt t?>`rlilcei?nclo'I€h;a élxvlztfv argixdli iyddespreiid digagllgigdglllfhtthgthgfe at oncstgmd
_ » , , a ig sum, g, livin , and no ` ' I ' S 5 e llllilf ' . ° was 5° GX' ' _
Hmnll ml prupunlon to the loss “$15 incrclilised c0StiSH:_l;l(lell_i_1ll‘t01;f imtillix, _lxlllilfglg ehil__tu‘l_iewl_l_i;st g_one back on the ly and during the remainder of the tfnct as not much time had elallied ' '
th ‘i:i‘::`<::sfr'lJi|d one lllflililstrrlgs wnr. Lord duties. Then there is the llact among' nine, if the ?dn?aI.]i?:ii&w;lg(lht gillayli ‘dfrfothe llhielf topic or convarsaf :Jlf?lf§rsthte'iddctdent. lMrshiMcNaldy!and . '
` ' 6°" en 5 at the danger that where the cust m ' ' ' 1 A ng u c “SRF” ° rev vu m' an °r 8' '
l,-om Germany is very teak that Gen up to __ minion du“__<l___ su dvl'l;i_e_s  §;f;_eeifi_ll_evi&_:’i:_¢_liff‘l:_l~§lit car h¢;stile'I We Phe facts of the distressing affuir 10118 tried the means of resuscitating °
_ ma_ny_hus more large nuvul docks than that amount- goes into the leder l Stand- lr the Tun 1 ilmdms to are as funuws' the llsllfly drowned, but no response
l'.\g _ ‘ U"’f»“l“l 6 £Zl`08tel‘ lillniber of cruisers trl'n.~:ury, the people really pa u plain hill seventh nel up hu I fm ex- About two P' m" yesterday' Hph' came to their snows' which they SM'
Tl and ,leSl,._,H,n_,,ln the North Sem _md gum dm] _num um" _hut Thy; ima _mt _Mun un thincnlllse tAat lt can- rulm G-nlluiit, of this City. u well lowly ceased when convinced of their
l _ ll_l|_i‘l§Ut‘l'l,l_.,¢lt,,_,-,, ,ll T__Su._lng;r and more pm_h___ _“ms um duty Lu .um micé would H migyht _l_l‘;m_i_r;ll‘;_"t_s___i at thi;-l l_r_li_l>wlne llsl;ei'|ilaili alll! Prcsidellt of lélllzvilu-1)ly]p;t;ase<l_ when convinced of . , ` . .
_ ’ -_ if ync- e thin is the swi of the - _~ ». - 1 ~ - _. ' ' . - _ _ ‘ "F " -"* -l‘°HH- Gm “flied ` “S” 5”- ' _ -
pl _ _ llrlllsll de__m_‘)__crs are not strong el: um LU'_i;_l|»l1<|h'|i_l|ll‘li _l`el'_ll_|hl_rlii_>ldpli_lifit loin; f_`_._ll:l»._:_~i_,___ll_i;_nilii.‘\ll_utilllrl‘lily wily <_\f_Blule, with si-von oLllei‘.~l, on board his iob- Shflflly alter bringing in Burnett's . '
_ liugh for thc str-l-ss ol the North S¢m_ lu-,_,lll_ ln __ l_m_m_"tuge 0" - UI-iq dem . we want '__ b_way il u_ith_er star. l,,,u|__ mr llOcl,y.pnlnl_ some ol body _the-Indians went, one ,md Wm,
_ __ ,,,- wlllcll (l,,_,.m_u" vessels of thm “IMS mm] u_guin_ so Ulm me new .I gamy-to this "mug L llr_ils_illeil in le- them ure ilierillrem of the committee to the uid _of u. fish spear they recovered
` “fu Bpuclauy 'designed _ Also that Iillrili-n of li lullliim ill--lln.l‘-i iii cua- f-lille for cri'n in '  iittms IS n0‘ arrange fur U' picnic and tha holding the bodies or the others and brought '
 ll f-e_"hl.‘\ily ls now so erlnilll-led for toms tnxies runs up to not. le-‘s thus ~iDeu.liin withg ldbiit-dx  -lutvimi 0-rlfur of thu annual Sport" or me League them to land' Then they brought on '
_ _,|,ll,l,n,l and “ming war vessels or $l_375_0oU_ »» ii bf orwuliiu some (ine _:Ilia in  ear ofthe Cross and their purpose in '"0"' the boat, DQYl8 who had been
. _ all "m"‘s“° “mt it is Ullll’ by il HUD- 'l‘ln: body of (lniluiliuu r~i\n‘il -- vs'-i lt Ng tl" _ _l 1"' " é- l Pm' going over was to select n. suitable “ h°"`°r'Bt|`l°k6ll_ Witness of the , `
- - _ mm, mmt wut Britain mu keep WMM like to buy “wir guU._|_x.1_n._-:lla __u;_;_i0n U_.l:iu“dii___ illtt it-_ mniiful as- place, for the ievent, which was death of his friends. and utterly' una- . .
_ gum, Wm. hen And Lord Charles ch‘_upe__'_ mu__ket__ und WH WITH nip, (_m_Seqm_m_eB ‘W  (_H_._ ilu il-noni of s-chednled for next Monday. ble to move al hand to help them. He
ll ' u"h"`“""l |""’l“‘l'll' k""WU all Wlfll us I':a\'n to sell wliere prii-es -ilc.“i'i-'lrfliflv Ualltnilil lil:-nd ilitiltlm--‘le y mp” that If) “H _there "’“.b1’~"k“d Ull UN* bfllltf- has "0 k“°'Wl°‘lg° 0! the* m3“8~B°ml°lll1 . .
i _ _ any niuli in the liritish ldriipire what but llley ,llS,,Uvl,l.  “Ivy  ' A Sion list to thc occa- |.,l,lll.mm (lullunt_ mpmlu and Ol l,0at5_ and even .ll he had' one man _ _
. in the we "”‘f‘l“ “I ull* "llVy ure. He has little- tlionght to ii., tiiui. they 'ure _ ___ "wIm`_U' ul" |"'“'“'_ _ ml-Bud have done but htue~ »
It _;l+__;;:lll ;:l“llilrul_\lilt_,li»|i till li l'cmiil‘l<-ablg. hlravily filled on llieir ll-_ii-i:l|:|s~c-._ Ht-re THE (‘_/.All Vli-ll'l‘.~4 BRI (\l}:;;lH Doyle' "\m1`n“rrmr' of this poltlxliosgggglgyayflzrsgg Ziézrgoiig " -
' _"_ -- ~ so ii-_lutllso ri  i '-' 5 gl , , .. _ -‘ ' _ .
ib|lii_y_ l»ni_rloi.isn|, ¢,xl,,,,.l,.,lcc  l:;_vE_H";:wll:|_Yl::;|l;___l”f:::n’ n‘_‘_l'llfL:¢mll_l_¢=_ TAlN AND FRANCE. .Inuit-.<4 iiurn,.l_l_ this lilly’ _,Ou ol relatives of the victims. 'He book the
` l‘ef xxpwt' k“"wl°‘]l‘5”' “ml l*@°ll|lS0, ui or llliiiciulls to sell I-be bilrllcil till N' h l *_* ' » uw' Rumen" Ierrybou t°.tmB City and very 50°”
_ wlmu_v|_l_ (_0h_l_ to lmn____U Im Wm bold uustmns _MMi0n_ _,w__u_S with U“emu._ _ ‘lc o ns ll of iiiissiil, who is now lin,-|-y Gallant, who lived with his we sad details were being listened to - 1
~ ly' proclnlin his honest coiivictions. weight. lt muy be 'tllnlt' our pco 1; mfaf"_"tg u ioilnd of visits, is il man ;:;i~iulili_notiler on Euston Street. Wllill eyery expression of sorrow and _
, l-11,, l_,,.n__,mm an ulmw Uumm_`| Hwllls ll" "Ut wunze what the uw _  o oi .y_-_one years wiio has had luuny William Morgun, of this fifty, with intense sympathy for the be- _
_ _ at' li-_nst to have the luerit dl' coin- ';,l||_ ll. __ mu" is mm Myne _lluyi gl und vaileil experiences and lim; out gon of .lush lylorgmp and a tail” l,y reaved relatives.
no pleteness' unllur the iilfilicllcc of Cllloroftlriilnpliih tll?eSl£ut`£:nm;\\:‘slxtllut“|ll: “li]r}dlduriug trade' - ‘ ~ ~ In redyolggs to messages Dr' Con- `
tl TFNN 1**-'“-m lf lu, llull llecll awake u,ml,cUnH,_.l\lml_ the head f tl __'t'e H" feenfitf Rmlffft T‘L\\n0l'. 04 l-_lllB Cllly, 8. SOD my an ° M' MCDOUBM- hurried
_ _L _ _ , ygl,N__l,llUl,Hm,l, vi__m_ ___ mllped quit,” _"_ much as __ T o le glen nortliein lem- of .fumes Trainor, painter, over in the next ferryboat. At the , _ , _ _
Uh. THE FLYING AGE NU l_mvim_e ui Canada Sumlm BU ;lvt;.hi::loagrla_i_1_l __nleus_u§s of reform (lharlea Mclnnis. of this City. Son D1§*Cedwhere the bodies lay they were
fl- ,"_` inlirli lwollol-liolin-icly ns ours in lers of his tllnlefé f.lIi:t-out tlm-noted  UI Du'ncan Mclnms' - fat? imet gr. Manish' JP" and the ‘
_ _ _ ¢.|m_y,.l,,,\ wllh the mum mnplmt or _his way and it is _mor (_0n__Uh__uUn __ ti o ie_.se was iit Daniel McAulay. of Trncndic, a er n t e absence of a coroner
i um "yum “gi” I" “|950 llllys il tllous- to lc.irn thul. we ure lJ'iyili' niorc tlea -lt" of the If-Iugm' Uf‘b"nu1 tm' AS the Puff-y Wllllld llllV0 $0 llllCl\'3l` Blmfmoned a jury and viewed the fe*
I _,ml llewspullum ml(llmuguzim_S have Um year than we Dam . _“lg _m__. ii; se tlement of iiiteriilitionul dis- the ini-ge lobster bout off the shore mains. sQ that the latter could
rcrznllq-,rl his vl,.,l,,ll Ul Mme hmvens and much mow from week lu  plltcs, _tiie_ot'llel~ lilo gilt of 1‘cp;~m-ien- they took in tow u flat-hottomed be removed.
_llled _with roinincrce, nrgosies of mug- than we Dum ln' m_eviml__ yeah; 1 ilrlve institutlolls to his p_eol\'_e. punt to effect u landing with 'plus At half past six R. F. Madigan and
 snlls, pilots of the pu;-ple l_wl_ ‘W Shan mTlmp`_ ho t(-,ld t_m_.t the lleseuule really great achievements, punt was the intimute icuusc of the °tn§\` 0m°er5 Of the B9l!BVOle11t Irish
llglltv-. “ml SU OIL It sewn” to have mm ‘___ Customs lux”-Mun ___ m_tu__ll  _i1Pi>ear Lille gieutcr_wlle-n tile|distrei~isini§ accident. which nesilltcd' S_ociety and of the League of the
me" fl°""‘ '1`0'\llyBuli' thut Mnrk 'llyvuin loss by ir' frnctiliii fhiln it wlistllnilcil' l at ll-"fs by W ‘_“"h the i-zur has,in the ilrovi ning of four of thc ulcnl- bros” Went Over- They dl'0V6 £0 the
“lnptml the phrase _,Sky pilot" and thu l_m|Su__vut_Vc _Mm (__ .tmwwen i1tillioiinrl_e_i_l_ nie taken into con- bnr.~: of_tlie boats; co|nl>niiy. lt had place where the drowned men lay and
lppllcll lt to the pl_euchcl_S_ giving it yw_Su’_U_ This is t__uu_ the mmis ifdseelltlzllil. in __l.~.‘ll:'l_ii_i.l_ii_il_tii>ll_of-peinon-'linen lyluii exposed to the sun of late rcverently Placing the bodies in a'
    -                 t°  
‘ ours. il- i i -' , ~ .,_~ , . _. ' _ , - - ’ . s ‘~
‘WVU M-tlllll Sky? pilotn, iidiltilllylgg  ll;§l§ill{_eil_i;_i;l_£;r$_;yiiiullistallis yleglrii of lull; l]léigiill_issil_ssllls have con-ileaiiing freely. The arrival of the boat at Chariot.
rapidly in nuillbvr, und their exploits im, lllum l,_,u,_l_; but mam' \m_u_u§’u   y__so gl I _ns life; A powclful Tl", xml over tl, lloully liulnt was tctown wus awaited by an immense
l’"lkl"l§ lll»l`i_Z0|l' lll l-llll \Vlll'lll'H “CWS til; |ri"lces Joi ll<'\inl~i 'li-ive yinc ‘il in i-sitnudgglflty tum] Phi' In mack ms hu"-isnely and pleasantly “ccm“phShed' c.mwd` At -n hula before eight' um
'md SU the l’“`““"”"” "MY lmfllllllll bl; the lilruiitinil- 'l‘llcre is little gon- thc l -r-l_<;i~l to n.n+-lt |il.~i pnollle niid fl-_lic pill-ty arrived there about three steamer, with her flllg at llalf-mast.
"°Iti°V°“‘{' "f “ll ‘\|ll°'Ull.v.llt tltlc. lt wus solntiiiil forlthu tzrxlln.yi‘i` iii being witllldvllllidld l\:§s(.i\l‘fUilf):c\:`lBf‘:dlfd'iifieliiiw:d`u|clUck\l` lllhd brUl.ughtfUie lmmt t(U un- lclxllle to the wharf wlth her sad bur-
no» nn y in l,,,,,k,,l,, llllll lm _ _ _ _ _ _j ___  _ _ f- - f ir for o . e een re o miuil love, , _
|_|lul_ fl-C.,l,ly_,H,,l-H lUl._g_hst ul')pI_ulX_‘l‘xleJ;l |t|‘&l‘:i"t(':’;lg`iflliql-ll(ll_l:Eli-Hli>"lllll_\;l, Mlf lla_lI1_ec_slil._|li_iil till, moi-it stublc throne. li-twcrn two llllii-ill-ml and ml,” lmml_ f-oronel I-l. _ll. Johnson viewed the
Um ‘mys Wm" "W" W"“|‘| ‘ll/~ our hull iiiolrc tiiie-s witlliout iliiy frilli1]li]l“|bilnU't low” ~l HKU' emfwgcd rm' “mx titty yards "Tum the ShUrc` tlomlas up their arrival here' and at-
lll ,lille llnly “mil lm ‘ms given "__ im__m_L_ in the “;lu"_ Ui mg p__up____ty __ t _ hu l |lio_i.__plll\l__\l_nl_ i|llpli.~ion.l»l\|l|-, tlilil was ulillostlligh_ lmvlmg llnell cr ienrlng the statements of the
. . . _ y hell in in foitllr-.~. of Tsllikon, Helo. ,,,, Um ,-\,|, l,l,t usllul-l_ tlme_ Al the survivors, decided that an inquest
u
or lil his u.b`ilif.y to piiy. Ailil thi-_re iieiir Sf, l’ni.|=i‘s'..ii|';;, to i‘i-_cnivll on giml. ,,l lmcllorlng tllem would M was unnecessary.
is slill loss csilisiilzlf-iiili iii the l`1.cl. liU_il'il lii.~i y:il~hl_ u visit. from the (lm lllupn lm n\,Ulll_ ul-‘,.lVc lem' ol The bodies were then taken by the
tlliit li grunt iloiii of pliblic moiie-_y (li~_rni~u\ llliiiliu-in-_ Now lil- hnl-i coins l.-,,_¢,.l- H’ W undertuliers to the different bereaved
lius llcch wasted ill l‘ccl'lit ytalls, 1-_nd by sen to nice-i.` King llldwnrd and "|‘l{,-Alma; was drawn alongsllle -and homes. That of young M¢Aulgy was
it full iruusury is only toll likely to l’i'ei~liilcllt I*‘nllllfl'us of l\‘i'unifl¢, the ||,l, ,lmn begun to get mm ll fpllere tuken ch-args of by his brother who
lend to furth;-r ulilienilitiii-e lou which grelit object in-ing nppnrenily to. V,-ug, ll good (1-,ml ul water -n lt' which on receipt of the news in the aft(-rf
rule-iliintc value sliiill not bu retnrni-_d. strengthen the l-iituiltn, which is Hu,-,-y llullant beglm lu J lmll Olly noon had at once driven in 'to (mall-_
--~-. ”""_`”l “°m°u’i"g 1"” l-“ll” ll" “"l“““e- '"3' one alter the other dropped in till l°"“*0Wll~ He t00k the corpse hack
Mr. Delaney has been renominuted tween Russia, France will mimi"-'rel-en of the eight had left the' sail to '1`l`BCllllle- lllllli night.
as the Conservative candidate for ths‘Th"’ ,"“tl‘_“` ]°"f"e *md "“""l`t”l" °0"l' lout. 'l‘he eighth man, Peter Doyle, i'
by-election in the Bedequs Dlstrict,`l_’i`““t"’“_' 1'* ‘l'*°fU~f“0‘] to lllllllnce the would not leave the sail boat. lie If is “lm0St illllwl’-Silfle to state the
nrni lien. Joseph send has issued his ‘t“‘_l‘=l' ll"lvIl§ lilliflnlve l<>f_Gl°1'il\i1llil_- AHS” nnnhteii if it was safe tn further nur- Painful Hllrlwise with which citizens
_mcucssive sta, B in the ad _U curd to the electors there us the lflh-- "ll *ml H Y- Wll'-l l=l flllll lllflli Y-0 lien the punt. In fact, some of those learned °f this UPPHHIDE _l1CCl<lci'it.l
the wnrm andgihe cxtens_onv¢(a.J_;lmnl_l_l'  il,_erlhl;la-lllg §lnrr(;cEt_l_l_i_el_:l_i_i_llse of concern in F‘r.lnce_l,,ll(l) _were already in the leaky craft élxléellitfhlllle _<)ifrow;{li_dA \il'ere. wllthk the
omimon’ upward from the days when vinclnlpelection lnw better trnnsgor- Th" "“‘le“‘m“di“*~' l’etW°e" “Maia Itllu 52']-elxllisglvingis' bug hthdey milk here and warmly liiteldyynrxfe 1* nalvu
he wild beasts were al terror to tu,tl,,,, ml-_e,,’ l,ene'l~ llmlllclal terms Britain and Frnnce, whatever may be u;li_,l;.|,.M‘]vll'l‘;xllégillaktgvlgwgose tothij in a' wide circle of acqilaillgghcttr
him. to the time when- he is conquer the l,nf0rw,,,ent ,,l the mhlbltory said n-f the triple nllmncs in Central one ull, Ephraim Gallant was the oldest ,mm
'f h.' - -V ,  _ ,D ,_~. -
mi’ t “ "lr" Tennysun Saw lt all ln law in its integrity. continuous niid'}l?l1;"’p°' mingle” am." we taint L: am'| ‘U Ulf” Conditllm the Punt W‘8-H of tm Dawg' gd lthe Only one that
was marri e eaves a wife dl
clear vision, und as we have said elllclent wlntel. communication The ous cr is in no sens sg- S
_ ’ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ - . ' _‘ - tnrted for the shore, Ephraim Gal. - an n
héewll/S me “Ulf Pl'0P\l0t Uf ‘Ula flylng Opposition will hardly oblast to any HI`€_sS1;’e-_ _The (gear does not want lam propelling lt hy mulling at son of about fourteen years- to mourn l
' principle the silllnnt Certain basl" ' "’ “ " Y _“° ""“» 0’ ‘°‘ Yew’ the stern. lt was deeply loaned. the tragic death ofa father nnn hna- sam that his retirement to Frome-
othcr four did in their extremity.
Whether they grasped each other (it
is said that none of them could
swim) or became entangled in the
srl grnss which covered the bottom
cuniiot be told. Peter Doyle, from
the large boat, saw the three swim-
niers progressing towards land, but
snw very little of the others after
the punt went down with them. They
apparently did not come to the sur-
face lung enough to bc noticed, nor
did it nppear that any of them strove
to reach the punt, which relieved of
the weight was now floating level
with the surface thou-gh full of
is rnpiniy iii-_nwing noni-_ At the gen- t_L_> rover the recent br-vlwtiun in the °‘"“"*" w,,¢er__
ami elllctiori I thqlrn wlllll- almost nn I~lxsut3is‘tE;cl)él_lt_3_ul;_r;Us.renwnt _ the Anvtmlm like Canada will lnslst ln the meantime, many pnrplc r.ho
s sl. " me ure Cfni ‘T ‘ ` f 0 i " ' '_ '
even _bu lines o vo e I l, I
ditions that would, under orilinury l'l‘Ullll1lf0l`y law, Capt Read- BS l\'"p(m almolute comm 0 ‘er own City to spend a holiday, ns well as
fleets and nrniles, bill: in nn imperial ld t I me wi, _ ‘___ ht 1.15
clrcunistu.nces make nn exciting' can'  the res en s 0 -.'.;. --
llnil politics will neither cut nor cure, -__,_-,‘_»_‘»-‘- ;__'_____'_ _Y _  nl ,rms however would ln, by elm, live there, had become aware of the
the ha There mrui-it be " ' ‘ ' ' ' tragedy going on, and hu' g'»*‘lereil
nor haul in y. ‘  - " “§,.~-.§_._ _ l _.
imie me:-tings later, liowkvcr, or some    i_»;¢;r:_l_:_,_ rl<;(t_ul_»_y_ clotlr:(l_>ul_sll;l_rl__‘;l`_l_l_erlen_ill_ae3:; at me Bhore_ Most ol mcse ,_l._,_,¢__,_
0' the Vnrtl' "mmm will explode with ` sentiment wus never before so strong. tu” were Women' and "'"‘\-'l"*'“- " I"-‘y
llcnrup °lv<l'1ell¢@~ - - . hnd been enjoying themselves tn the
'”"”°-°" - - I ` lv--_ -~ -- -   -------~~ ~# ishore never dreaming di the belittle
'l`HUR39~"\Y- ? l \ - inte-rriiption on that was to mar the
,(‘-ONSUL HALE LEAVING. 0 `\\ - .. » »' pleasure of their holiday. 'l"nc7 had
“ ‘ 5- A --_ -_ f t i lr -lint tech it nw
had gone to Indian Cove irom this
HIS BU(»(_-ES!-ICR LOMING, _ , geen the pun s n ,
» ll- on board were swimmers
granted, n .
and would be abl_e_ to reach__th¢l shore."
Warned by the lcrles of Doyle and of
those who were fighting for their
lives, they quickly realized the im-
minent peril of the struggling men.
Those who 'cou,d did what was possi-
ble to afford aid, but there were no
boats at hand tlt to go to the rescue,
nor nt the critical time when assist-
ance was most needed were there
ou also emu; znq cious eq; uo :i,soq
e sun slang, 'eusos sq) no ueul Aim
oars in it. _
departure willgie much regretted. The AND m,oM.“. °', . Q ,
t, ishe f all classes will go as Kelly, of this City. She pushed
Ms W B ° h l the °'.""'° '"”"'°“"'°° 1° out the heat towards the thi-ee who
onnsnl l-I - m
their too brief stay in.thls City have ' “°,n“,,,__
md-   ° r°‘;‘:.°‘°:z.li ' ~-~--~-» - 4 f > :.l‘.'.i'.7.‘;i:;.°'...‘“.i.:°s;‘3.‘:.';2:°°h
ur peop e ~ .
the hearts 0 mln' “Lum Nlmnn I Mrs. McNally, a sister of Mrs. Jam-
were swimming in going out in the
water up to her neck to do so. One of
the three-Tramor-almost done out-
‘hlm for he had all his clothes on,
father and mother, foilr brothers and _
ai sister nt ills home in 'l‘rucadie_ people will never forgive her. '
the lunitor of thc League of the
Cross Institute. He was an amlabln
neral str n th i tb
e K en ng roughout. As a liament again meets to authorise its will deserve and receive popular ap- (ul-the, rl-hen ll, "led agwln md AMHERBT, Aug., 5-Tae liamlalrfl
dere athletic sport ever held here
The feature of the meet was
five mile race, and the presence "`of
three Indians belghilenedl the mterflt
Michael Thomas, the Island cham-
pion was treated as Longbaafz No
reputation finishing Ionrrh to
Cameron also won the mile flan
trouble winning and lapped all
petitors but one Indian who shed
a third of a lap behind' lima fhui,
of Parrsboro, another Indian was
third
Cameron also wob the mile Bien
Che Won the 220 wud 410 yurj lm'
and Paul, of Springhill the 100 yanlp
dash
nn-_n-_ipiq
BOSTON’ Aug, 2-(Special)-Mrs
Cllllrlille Taylor Bnnlgett, the Quest
woman in Boston, is dead
She was in her one hundned and
third year and was born at Grand
River. Prince Edward Island March
thrlteenth eighteen hundred and sev_
en and leaves a number of relatives
in that neighborhood
Mfr Brldsetq sled last night at
the home of her daudhter, Mrs. Ellen
Shaw, of Dorchester
She was the widow of Capt Wm
Bfldkett for man ears sexto
thlei Smgrag s Betlimy n M
rs i gett was v
her age and last Marcheclzldgigtgd bg
:ills hgnllred and secondi annivefrsg-y
Ollg Ol' YCBYB 8 had e
fined to her me sh b eu °°“
I-_-U-e-__-i
VICTORIA B C A __
the steamer Erna. of thl:szJel»senwd.‘:=
Ostrander line, which fs to sail again
for Mexico and Central Ames-lean
P°ft° 011 Al-l8llBl2 5¢ll» was at Salina
Cruz, great difficulty was -experienced
by her Chinese crew in burying a ship.
mate. who had died as a result of bu-
berculosis. Despite obstacles the
Orientals insisted on their rites: Waite
lllg Until the sun was sinking, ‘several
Chinste went ashore sind gathered dry
grass, which they later spread on
U10 EMI; plank, over which the ble:
was to be carried. Proceeding tba
pallbearers, several of the my
marched, Shooting off fire crackers.
Whether the scene that followed was
pre-arranged and part of the burial
rites, the officers of the steamer do
not know, but state that the hier
containing the dead Celestial was car-
ried fzhroviigh a. veritable path of
flame, caused by the ignielon el sh,
\ll'Y BFRSB by a atrafi cracker.
When the cortege reached the _lib
which Wall 120 be the final resting
place of their shlpmate. they encoun-
tered iinoth-er obstacle. The grave
had been dug in the afternoon ' and
had been filled with water in. the
interim. Sie-line Cruz being situated
on low land. Before their burden
was deposited the Orlentals utilised
their hats, caps and other ixnprcnnlptu
receptacles to bale the water out of
the trench.
luid down but. will of course claim't° come' Britam dues 'mt wut war The iolling motion imparted by the hand um" Wlwm H0110 0011111 be more d
All will rvirrct the disastrous wrcck that they 'would givye surer and' better“““‘1 Fmllce is also strongly commit. .` - 1 ' k' d
, , _ _ ' _ sculling caused the seams at the °"m_3 and U1 » H9 WHS B Def-Ive of
"l the Sm?" Dmt at Pefewllwll. effect to them if placed in power. Thelted to pfmce' In its _home waters the sides to dip beneath the surface with Rustlw ‘md abollf- fUl`ty'5V9 YBHFB
WMI” Ie“"""“g in the “cape of M95’ battle is now on nnd it is for the el- Czar r"v1°W°d` the Blmsh Met' which every stroke Water came in more Um' The Uthers were all y0llllir men
ers Mc(-urdy and Baldwin who were ectors to decide it. ggi? ladvyvllelgl 11-eminilled lhim ls the mpldly than it could be lmlled out of between twenty and tweqtyllve 0rde!__.» said Don _lalme_ i I mv"
_ ll l 1 _ __ f ‘_ ,}’° _‘ H“l‘ b tP'§°’= _ ““"“ with the hnehet which Hai-ry Gai- Yell" Of ess- All. with the exception
llvele/qu e succe-ssu , though thc dis- l.l0N_ _l0SEPl.l READ AN 0 C0 6 er_ashe_r_l1_>lcr, till i exists as 'ant was uSlng_ when about hall of McAulsy -were members of the t
.nnces made wcic shoit. D Hls ELECTION CARR H mellllll 0 “D Oflllg e lnteftsts 0f\tlle dlntwnde betwelm salllloat null League of the Cross. E. Gallant was e
peace France, too, has a powerful l d been traversed the punt president ol the League and H mem
--- ` _ . sh-ore in. . -
lvnncnn Mnrshnli, M. P. P. nun we me hoarllly in accord wlth|rlcet and s superb' army. Russia _is mlml and Haul, beneath lla 0c,,ul,,,,,¢,,_ her of the B. 1. s. He was a man nf
Mrs' Marshall of Ed"“’"t°"' arrived Hon. Joseph Iceiid in what be suvs Suu yowerfuh despite her reverses .n Three of them, Mclnnis Trninir und high Bldllllllllg ill b0th orders and ac-
on Monday evcning_oii il Vifill? W fe" against bribery and corruptim in the hast' S0, the triple enmnte is Morgnu jumped clear and bei-ng uble “Ve ll* K00d W0l'k lOl' hiS fellowmen.
lutives und friends ln this city. Mr. ,,|ecg_l(,ng_ Why cannot he nail ML lloubtllms ll i-fllillli S€Clll‘ll3y for the to Swim started lol. the sll_0l.e_ “hunt He was a leading m-an in the L_ p_ U_
. . peace of Europe and the world. u humlréd yards om and will be widely monrned_
iris not known just whnt the Mwllnv had only come to chariot.
tetown the day before with his friend, Ciining through n£a»ult ol his own,
Charles Mclnnis. He was to have be_ and ue n Vlcto is certainl less
gun work in the business office of the ll
Examiner next week. He leaves ll foreigh influence. Victoria has re'
muined a stranger too long, and: she
Jas. Burnett had been em-ployed ns
yllllllg man, and his loss will occa-
sion grent regret.
Harry Gallant was the youngest of
the' drowned. He was a pl~0m.l9lng
y0l1ll8 man and had fished with
Ephraim, wllo was a distant relative.
LONDON, August 1.-The sub-cam-
mittee of the Imperial Defence Com.
mittee. appointed to consider mat-
ters of aviation, has given a verdict
of rigid dirlglble balloons for the
urmy. The aeroplane committee con-
siders thnt these machines possibly
may become valuable to the army,
hilt say they must be able to ascend
to n mlich greater height than yet
has been achievedbefere they will be
useful for reconnolterlng purposes.
War Hecsetary Haldane "announced
in the House of Comfnonsyesterdey
afternoon that in 'consequence of this
report the Aumirillty had ordered a
rigid dlrigible of the largest type
from the Vickers, 'and the Government
factory at aldershot, was busy with
the construction of three non-rigid
balloons and two aeroplanes for ex-
perimental purposes, Mr Haldane said
in addition:
"The remarkablseventa of recent,
days-.Blerlot's flight across the
channel, and the flights in America-
ali point to the fact that souls time
in the future the aeroplane will be
calitable of bringing about great re-
su s.'
ST. DAVIDB, Wales, Aug. 5-(Spec-
ial)-A large four-mented steamer ran
on the submerged roclis nndor Bt.
Davids Head in n very heavy fog and
is still fast.
grasped the boat, and knew he was The fog still holds and the vessel
safe. His swim had almost exhausted has not been identified.
A lffepoet is alongside the steamer.
DON JAIME FUR PEACE.
VIENNA, Aug. 3.-Don Jaime, the
pretender no the Spanish throne, de-
clared in an interview here yesterday
t .
hat he had no intention of intwfer
ng in the present crisis in Spain, and
orf, in Lower Auserailia, far from the
Spanish frontier, was proof of his
pe
aceful purposes.
"The Tsrlist party is a. Party of
will take upon myself to bring an en,-
ire people into danger for my own
nds. Never will I und Spaniard
#gal-nst Spaniard. Should I return
o B ain at the head of an army it
P
would be only to restore order. This
might happen should the revqlutionr-
aries drive out King Alfonto, or to
t .
he welfare of°the comitry sequin it
The popularity of K ng Alfonso is d»~
Q e y
ked than the King. Spaniards dread
Don Jaime is of the opinion that
the war in Morocco was unavoidable,
nind he fears that it will last a long
t me.
BORN.
CARRIER-At Seal River on July 11.
to George A. amd lin. Carrier, a
daughter. ‘
SUTHERLAND-At Cardigan, on
July 27th., to Geo. and Mrs. Suth-
erland, a daughter.
ENMAN-At Westbora, Mass., on
July 19th, to E. L. and Mrs. En-
men (nee Ella Brehaut) anon.
MARRIED.
SAMPLE-M'cLEOD- At the relld°
ence of the officiating mlniafel, on
Jbly 28th, Robert Sample, Montai-
zlle. to Mary lished, llllltovn
Gross. by Rev lil. A. McPhee.
CLARK-GIDLIB-At the nddeneaof
the Brfde'l 'father Johlrilllltl,
Fist River, en the hath last, hy
i Rev S. D. McPhee, John A. Clark
of Quincy, Mass, to .Qbristlna A.
Gillis- of I-‘lat River. -1" '
i 'fpllm
S§MAN~At Flalgow Rped, Augult
4, Harry, edest son of Charles
Seaman, fn 'the 2_0tll Yell' ol bil
BBB.
Funeral on lliriday at $.80.
NICHTOLSON'-_At Dundee idly 171.
annie Nicholson me si, nine -or
the latedlfolhn Ni‘¢|:ho1lrllatol°‘K_ollg»-
a'gue,an e eng e
me sims? Inn-canon, but
Prim, leaving one son and __ two
danghtuu, also two stlttl all
two brothers to mourn duel: len.
HUME - At his home in Brooklyn,
Lot 61, Jniy 28th, Peter G. Iilll
in the 87th year of his ap.
REARDON-At the Oltylloapltnl on
August Ind, John B. Rmtlloll, Aged
14 years. =
ueiwrosu-st athlete lien. on
the 24th inet, Mrs Effie Iltlatolh
in the 88th year of her nge.
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