JULY =9» I9" _ "W ww 'wwe ' THE CHARLo'r'ri.=:'rowN GUARDIAN; »
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CEMENT Mriiofii A mi.-: Mokocciosiruiirioiii  
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Dr. Sproul Prcposes ii
Commlsliili und Slr_
Wilfred Will Con-
sider it
Special to The Guarhian. '
ii'1"|‘AWA, July 28-In the house of
Cniiiinoiis this morning Dr. Sproul
liiviiiglit to the attention of the
l'i‘inie Miiilster the allegations made
by Hir Sanford Flemriiiiig in regard
to the information of the cenientinier-
fiI`.
g llc wanted to know if the matter
was not proceeded with and if not
pi-iiposed to appoint a commission of
iiii||iil‘y. 0
sir Wilfrid Laurier said in reply
that the Government had hoped that
the l-louse would deal with the nint-
fier, but progress on reciprocity' was
so slow that there appeared to- bc
little pros-pect of that.
lie had not tliouglit of appointing
ii roiiiiiiissioii, but in the event of
the lloiise not dealing with the mat-
ter the suggestion made was a good
one :ind it would he considered.
ENSIISHMIIH TII STUDY
  TIIHICSII IIIUUSTHI”
._..,._ I
NEW YURK, July 27-A. V. Comp
bell, ilielcgatefl by the Uritisii govern
niriif, to study tobacco growing iii
i.liii1_i~oiiiiti‘y, arrived on i~lntiirday on
tin- i‘iinard liner Uaiiipiiniasl-lc will
go iit once to Washington, where Am-
liiissiidor llryce will present him ti
the Si~ci‘etary of Agriculture, He will
viiiii thi: Carolinas, Virginia, and oth
ei' tiilnicco growing states.
'|`lii- liinglish budget for 1910 place(
$li,lIlIii,l||lU at the disposal of the iinini
itriilioii bureau, aind one of the exper-
iiiii-iiis to be undertaken will be ti
ilisvovei' whether tobacco can be suc
rviisliiily cultivated in Idiiglnnd oi
ilrolliiiid, Mi'. Campbell has visitei
F`riiiii:i=, Uclglum and Holland, piirsii
iuy liis studies, and will spend niiii
nioiiilin here and in (_iii.iiailn.
TWU TIIHIIIIIIT IIIISTIIHS
IIISITIIIHEU BI IEILIIWS
'l‘l>iliiN'l‘(), Ont., July 27-At yes `
terilii_v afternoon's session of the med
lciil roiincll, the cases of`Dr. Williair
l.4~liiiiiiiiii and Dr Edgar M. Cook, two
pliyiiiciuiis accused of conduct iufn.m~
ous :inil uiihccoming to ii member o.
ilu* i\i‘ofession,.-,were taken up and bi
iin unaniiiious vote both men wcrf
ileiiii-il the' privilege of practicing ii
lnifiirio, their names being strucl
lroni the register. ,
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LOBSTER CATCH IS
BELOW THE AYERAOI
ll.-\l.ll~`AX, July 27-'l‘lie lobster
si-iisoii in Nova Scotia has closed, the
i-xii-iisioii of time granted by the fish
crii-s dcpiirtnieiit at Ottawa havin;
expii-eil a few ilays ago. As a genera'
i-iilc the catch this season in TI-lnlifai
iviis below the average but* prices
ivi-rc good and what the fishermen
lost in the way of large catches they
will iiinke up in the increased prices
thi-_r received for their goods.
tiiinllar conditions, according to re»
i~i>ut reports, existed in other places.
l~‘ri»in the fislicrinen's standpoint thi
iii-anon at Caiiso has been as profit
liblu iis last year, altho the quantity
iiilii-ii is slightly below that of lui-if
year.
’l`lie report of the lobster fisherier
iiloiig the ‘Noi‘thuiiibcr1aii<l Strait iirr
siiiiilar to those received from thi
liiiliurincn in Halifax county.
HORE FUNDS THAN NEEDED
FOR PORCUPINE RELIEF
'i‘fiR(’lN'I‘0, July 26-At a jolni
iiiei-tiiig of the _relief coiiiinitteos ap
poiiited to distribute the fund to firi
iiiiflerei's in the Porcupine district, if
wus practically deel-ded to dcviote $l0
libel of tlie"“fiimls"‘l`or"ii'"li'ospltuf at
ioi-Iirane, and 1,000 for ii school ai
l’oi~i-.\iplne. -It begins to look thai
niori-. funds than are actually needed
have been subscribed for the relief oi
the fire victims.
MONTREAL HAS I
' PLAOUE OF RATS
l'il0N'l‘l'lEAL, July 17-So great is
the increase in the number of rats
“TONE the water front that the city
wants to hire a competent mt-catch-
cr. Dr I.. Laberge, city health officer,
has recommended that such ii man bg
°“‘PI°Y°‘l 5*- °“"°i as a protection to
'mil' iiflvetv property “nn iiesiui.
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IH NIIVI SEIITIII
~_HALIFAX. July 27--The provin-
cial department of agriculture has is.
sued il siimmer ci-Op I-ep0,.t_
Hay will be light compared with
last year, because of the dry weather.
'l‘he potato crop will be almost
e‘1““1 to that Of lllrlli Year. but only
equal to 89 per cent of an average,
'l`llI`nilui and other roots will he ui)
per cent of last yeur's crop,
Outs and other grains are estimat-
ed at 9;-l per cent of. last yeiir, but
are distinctly above the average, mt.
Zilrdiiig fruit the seci‘i-tary for ng,-i
culture says :
"NotIiiiig but continued dry yy-auth.
er wiil_prcveiit Nova Sieotia orcharilii
fi'9iu siviiu: nic iiinit yiiiiii in uni
history of the province."
Fruit growers report iuiiisual free-
dom from black spot and are looking
to the best quality of apples tiisy
have ever produced, The most seri-
o_u_s pest is the apliis, which, it iii ug-
timuted by sonic, will reduce the
crop ten pei' cent.
There has been an increaiie im three
per cent in the nuinber ol dairy cat-
tle, lieef, beef cattle.
IHIIMIS WUN THE
TEN MILE HIIII
YARM()l7TH, July 27-The ten
iiiilc race here tonight was won by
Michael 'l‘hoinu.s, thi: Ciiiirlottctowii
Indian, the old tiinc being Sli iiiinuf
tes and 5| fsecoiiils. 'l`hoiiias won
by ii good lead over Porter of Yur-
molith, who made the distaiice , in
58.08. Holmes af' Halifax was third,
Charles Patterson, of l)ai‘tinoiith,\vns
fifth. Charlie Patterson took the
lead from the start, followed closely
by Sterling and llolines, with 'l‘ho-
inns in sixth place. 'l‘lioinas pulled
to the front in the third is-.p and
'took the lead which he held until the
end. D. Patterson of Dartmouth,
_lropped out in the middle of the
eleventh lap. There were eight
starters and seven finished. Thomas
lapped all the runners excepting l’or-
ter, who held the Indian pretty- close-
ly until the last two minutes when
Thomas increased his lead by over
400 yards. The first five miles was
run in 27.24. Hooper of Charlotte
town, won the hundred in ten seconds
flat, also th-'e quarter in 50 3-5, 'with
Crowell of Halifax, second.
iioviiic Picruiies
or Fiiiuii LIFE
Kl§N’l‘VIl.‘..E, .iiily _27 -» Danvers-
Yates. the expert nioviiig picture pl10'
tographer of the firm of Barker Mov-
ing l’icture Photography (‘-o, litdi
liondon, arrived in thc valley yester-
day. Mr. Dani/_ers-Yates is employed
ny 'the Nova Scotia government to
take life pictures of the agricultural
pursuits in Nova Scotia, and last,
but not least, ol the fruit growinig in-
dustry iii the for-fained Annapolis
Valley.
WOMEN ASKED TO ASSIST
IN DECIDINO DIVORCE CASE
TACOMA, Wash., July 27 - With
three prominent club -women sitting
as advisory judges of the evideiuce,
the trial of a divorce case involving
thu custody of n lil months’ old girl
baby, opened yesterday before Judgi-
iliasterilay. lt is the first tim-e in the
history- of this state that woiiieii have
been asked to sit with a cuiii‘t in de-
ciding a case.
WELL KNOWN WALL STREET
BROKER FOUND MURDERED
NEW \’illll(, .liily- 27-Murdered
iippareiitly by robbers, Wllliiiiu lien-
ry Mackson, ii well knowii Wall street
broker, seveiity years old, was found
dead on the floor of his bedroom to-
day ui. the 1-Iotcl ,lroi\iiois. Tliere was
ri deep \vound over thc right eye and
_iiiii;ei~__ _iiinriin ._oii_ the threat _u_u~\
iirins. A wash cloth was stuffed in
thc mouth as n gag.
REV, E.F, PEINJDEROIST
PHILADELP ,IA'S ARCHBISIIOI
l-‘liIl.AIlEl.l’HIA, Jiily 27-In thc
presence of high dignitaries of thi-
cliurcli iind practically all the clergy
in the nrchdiocese, tho Most llcv. ld -
iniind Francis Peiiilcrgnst was yester-
day eiithroneil Archihlsliop of the mel.-
ropolitan acc of Philadelphia in the
(lathedral of St. l‘ctcr and Sf. Pniil.
succeeding the into Archbishop Pat-
rick John Ilyan. The ceremonies were
extremely elaborate and the great
galleries. which were coiiiplctely 'ill-
ed, were beautifully decorated with
Minnrd’s Liuiment cures Dlphtharin.
flowers and palms.
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1
S FIFTEEN YEARS
.
Special b phone .
fil\‘-ORGEH‘0WN, July 28-'-At the
Huiircme Court in Georgetown today,
3:0 case af Webster ve Leard and
T10" was resumed .and
Foneluded. ‘Phe witnesses examined
gf, the defence were :-Harold
,__;§°k°lt. mink neyie, nipniiis w.
‘et FREEVH. I-IT'R. Crock*
' l-. dwnril W. anuon, J. 11'. Lof-
E"-Y. Lucas A~. Allen, Major J. M.
cones and James Squarebrlizgl. The
hub was concluded at 6.10 p. m. `re-
,°“‘\=lnz at 1.20 ii. in. with ii va-nm
l‘ Dlllhtiif ensuing damages at
950.
T Wm. W. Molyneaux who was found
guilty of manslaughter was sentenced
toflny to 15 years imprisonment in
Dorchester penitentiury.
Before the prisoner was sentenced
Mr.McQusrrle on behalf of counsel for
the prisoner announced that the lst-
ur intended to apply for is reserved
eine, and also for a leave to apply
for a new trial and asked that- thc
hearing be not dpwn for next Mfchae!-,
mas term ofthe Supreme Cour ,
ii-iiinii was zfmilvd- '
Court adjourned line die. .
iuiiiiii iiiuii   
nur iiiiiiiisiii “SIIIMIH SUNK
ILL LST BUT
WM -MIIIEIIIT
Sgecial to' The Guardian.
LIFAX, July 28-A despatch from
Liscomb contains the news uf the
loss of the steamer John Irving.
William Mi-.l.cod, a lliilifax man,
was the only one of those on board
to escape.
He came nnliorc at Male Joseph on
a hatch.
-LIST ITEHHIHS  
SEI SEll PITHIII
SEA'I‘TI.E, Wn., July- The Brit-
ish sloop of war Algerine will sail
for Behring Hen next Monday from
Uoniox, li. C., to take part in what
is expected to be the last Beliring
Sen. seal patrol. 'l‘lie treaty just
signed by the four fur seal Powers
prohibits sealing for fifteen years.
'I‘herc are now in Aliislian ivaterii four
flritirih (Ioluiiiliia sealing si'.liiiiiiiers
and iii; Japuiiese vessels. lt is thi-
iinderstiinding, that the Algcrine and
the lliiited -\‘-titties ltevonue Cutters
will notify the sralers of the singing
of the treaty, and order them to
stop hnn.tiiig, ’l‘hcrc are no Ameri-
can sealers iii the lieliriiig Hee. ln
succccdiiig years there will be re-
venue ieutteri-i in the sca cuch summer
to protect shipping.
CLERGY APPLAUD
THE INSPECTOR
Ni'llt',l‘H SYDNI-lY, July 27-lnspeC-
tor Vooglit yesterday raided an up-
town salooii and confii-iciiteii it quan-
tity' of liuiiioi' which lie found on the
preiiiises. When the inspector first vis-
ited the place he found the doors
found some liiiiior. While the seizure
was beiiig_maile two clergyman, who
happened along and saw the pei-for
mance, applauded the inspector and
his iissistants. _
PRIVATE CLlFFORl)'S
CONDITION HOT IIT
SERIOUS AS FEARED
LUNIJUN, Jiily` 20-Private (lif-
ford of Toronto, who won the King's
prlzo, is rapidly getting better :ind
will come to town today Reports as
to his having appendicitis in sonic
papers are greatly exaggerated. He
leaves on Thursday with the rest of
the team;
CANADIAN AVIATOR
IS AFTER RECORD
MTNEOLA, N. Y. July 27-An at-
tempt to break the eiiduraiice record
for neroplanes was inadu here thii-
niorning when St. Croix Johiistonr,
the Canadian aviator, in a Moissaiii
inoiioplaiie, started a flight over ii
four iuiile course. 'l‘lie flight was mad(
in large circles around the town and
was witnessed by several hundred piir
soiis. Johnstone made his stiirt at li. ‘
15 o'clock and tivo hours liiter foiiiiii
him making forty inilcs an lioiii"\vitl;
his engine 'working in satisfactori
shape. 'l"lio eiidiiraiice record iioiv be
longs to M. Iioriden, who i-eiiiaiiieil a
loft 11 hours and 45 niiniites and
covered a distance of 469 miles.
Johnstone said he would stay aliifl
until his gasoleiie was exliaiistcd.
'l‘lie aeroplane has 'ii total lui-l cupo-
clty of fifty gallons. .
25 KILLED iiiiiiaii isoi.r
suiucii soiuiiiiiic nous;
Ml.`lN'l‘ICEbL0, N. Y., July 26-
'l`\v9llty-livc New Yorkers, at n large
boa_.rilliig~house--hei‘e~were inlured Weil
iiesdiiy morning when the house
which is run by Clias. liaretsky», wai
sti‘llck by u bolt of llglitiiiiig. Uni
ivoniiiii is still iiiicoiiseioini and wil
probably `dic.
There were more than 50 gin-.sts ai
the (iaretsliy house and while tlu-
storm was lin progress the 25 who
were injured were sitting in llii
hall.
The bolt entered the house on the
roof. passed through several rooms
and went out tbrougli the hall. 'l‘ln
frcnkish part of the accident was thnfi
every one of the pnrty was hiirned on
the top of the head.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
AND WITH HAINLAND
_.___
Ycsterdav the Northumberland left
this lwrt at 8.15 a. m. for Picton
with passengers, freight express, and
mail, docking at 12.00. She left on
return at 4. 5 p. m. bringing pair
l°“B¢l‘|li freight.. express and yester-
day's N. S. mail. Sho leaves this
morningrfor Picton at 8.15 a. m.
The arlnnd leaves this afternoon
nt 3.80 .p. m. for West River return-
ing this evening about 6.15.
Yesterday the Harland made the
round trip to East Point.
Yesterday the Eastern express, the
Southern, Western, Summcrside and
eastern accommodation trains arriv-
ed on time and the Western ‘express
was 15 minutes late. _
lllnitrdw Lfnfmant aura Dlstempsr.
locked, but siiiiiiiioiiing the chief of-
policc he was inter :idinitted andl
I
ment llusffluieting Ef-
fect. Greiit Activity
ut Dock Yards
EMPEROR’S RETURN
Special to 'l‘hc Guurilisii.
l.l)NlJ(JN, July 28-’l‘hc _Morocco
siinoon seems less sultry today and
it was generally considered that Pre-
mier Asquith's stuteineiit had helped
to clear thc air to i-inch an extent as
to ease the tension. V
In spite of this great activity pre-
viiile iii. Woolwich Arsenal where the
employees in the factory are working
iiiiiler the highest presi~iui~e.
'|‘he necessity for insuring thous-
:iniis of vessels against the risk of
rapture should ii ldiiropean war break
out is putting both liritiiili and Con-
tinental sliipow'iici‘s and shippers to
a heavy expense.
Hl<lI{I.IN, July 28--It is believed
in orllciul circles here that both
l<‘rance and Germany will hc able to
iiiitic the African knot by direct
negotiation and without opening the
door to the partieipatioii of (lrcat
llritain and other powers. v
Optimism, liowever, is not ninnifcs-
tied. The Cliiiuccllor and Foreign
.*~li:cretary leave today to join ldniper-
or William, who will arrive from his
cruise in northern waters tonight,
II.P.H. STEIIIIIII ,
SlN'T HE HIIISEII
Special to The fiuiirdisii.
'roi<io, .iiiiv zii-'riici~e is no iinpsl
of raising the U. l’. ll. Co steamer
Empress of China, wliicli striiek on _ a
submerged rock oil the Awa Peiiiii-
sula while trying to make the bort ofi
Yokohama. i
Loiicisoiii iuiii Quiiiit
vnu. nerr iir Boston
sos'roN, Jiiiy 21-'rom iionizlioetf
the Canadian Indian, and Billy Queal.
the American long distance champion,
riiii a special 12-mile race at thc
Boston Progressive club's field day at
flak Island Grove on Labor Day.
MARY CROMWELL REDUCES
RECORD TO 2.I5 I-A
F1iEnsRIC'roN, July 27 - Marv
Cromwell, dsiighter of Gambsrt
Wilkes and full sister of Walter Gox’s
Brenham, Bougliman, won the feature
event of todsy's program at Freder-
icton park association‘s races and re-
duced lier record from 2.18 to 2.l5}
in the third heat the race stringing
out to six heats. There were thrilling
finishes in several heats and the tal-
ant got badly bumped. Dimple K., be-
ing heavily played even inouey, as
favorite against the field.
The 2.30 trot was soft for Baring,
an Allen farm product, Driver Fraiik
lioiitillier, of Halifax, winning both
races today. The siiinmarieis:
2.14 Trot and 2.17 Pacei Purse $300,
Mary Cromwell, h.in., by
Gambetta Wilkes (Boutil-
lier........22l10l
l-'riiice Louie, b.g.. by
Brazillian (rilieuroiii _ .5 l 2 2 0 3
liiiuple K., bixni., by Ken-
ton (Gerrow) . . .
Axiit-ll, inns. (Carroll) . .i
Leonard Wilton, i'-andy Girl,
W., and 'l`honins J., also started.
'l‘iine-2.16-.l; 2.llii; 2.15l; 2.10%;
2.195; 2.195.
2.30 'l‘rot. Purse $300,
flaring, b.s., by Bingiira (Bou-
tillicr ........1ll
ilapiility, b.g.. (Leonard) . 2 2 2
lizttci' l‘rotiiiii, b.ni., (Her-
bert.........1l.34
lloynl Paiidcct, b.g. illrlck-
ley).........-153
l"iIls, l’riiirc Albert, Bottom *and
Grace also started.
"rims-z.zii, 2.22.5; 2.232.
_ WEATHER FORECAST
Special to The Giiarhian.
'l‘Ult()N'l‘(i, July 25|--Ho\ith\vesterly
to westerly winds, clearing and cool-
er.
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:U53
EN.;
The teinperature at Zi o'clock this
morning wus sixty-two degrees above
zero. "
‘i'lie lowest temperature recorded
vnsterdiiy was seventy t.wo degrees a-
bove zero and the lilgliei-it was eighty
four. The coldest recorded the pre-
vious night was sixty one degrces
above zero. At nl-nu p. in. yesterday
it was seventy two degrees above
zero.
rue length of today will be four-
teen hours and forty-nine minutes
end tomorrow fourteen hours and
forty-seven ininutes.
The tide will be high this after-
noon at 1.04, tomorrow afternoon at
1.57 and Monday afternoon at 2.50.
The tide will be high Saturday
morning at 1.84, Sunday morning at
2.09 and Monday morning at 2.42.
The sur- sets this evening at seven-
thirty, tomorrow evening at seven-
twenty-nine and Monday evening'st
seven-twenty-eight; it rises tomor-
row morning at four-forty-two and
Monday morning at four-forty-
three.
The new moon sets this evening st
nine-fifty-two and tomorrow night at
ten-eleven.
Mlnerd’l llnfment cures .znrpt in rows
Premier Asquith’s State.
were matched yesterday afternoon t0I
IN PARLIAMENT   _IS SOMEWHATRELIEVED
I
PIIIITESTIHG
THE SEALS IH
ITEHHIHS SEI
Special to The Guardian.
SEA’l"I‘.l.E, July 28-The British
sloop of war Algerine will sail for
Behriiig bltrait on Monday to take
part in the last Bcliring Sea seal
patrol.
The treaty just signed by the four
powers prohibits sealing for lil
years.
United States revenue cutters will
Il0tify Canadian and Japanese scul-
ers of the signing of thc treaty and
order them to stop liiiiiting. ‘
In siiecei-diiig yours there will he
revenue cutters iii the sea each sum-
mer to protect the fishing.
SIH WIIIHEII IS
HATHEH IMPITIENI
OTTAWA, July 274-Proceedings of
the imperial conference were tallied
in the coiiiinoiis this morning by the
prinie iniiiister. Sir Wilfrid culled
the attention of the house to the
fact tliiit the report on the coiifereiice
held by the, doiniiiioiis with the ad-
iiiiralty on the status of Doiriiiiion
iiavies was not included. He stated
that a copy had been received in Ot-
tawa, biit could not be made public
until permission was given by the
British government, which was wait-
ing to lienr that the copy forwariled
to the Australian government had ar-
i'ivcd, so that there could be siinul-
taneous publication. Sir Wilfrid
read dispatches which had been sent
to the British authorities asking for
permissionto publish the proceedings
Iiniinediutely. No reply is uvulllilllfi
yet.
Sir Wilfrid showed a great deal ol
impatience over the fact that he was
unable to make public the report of
these proceedings, a griibled account
of which was cabled to Canada at
the time the conference was going Ou.
and placed liim in a rather unfavor-
able light as to co-operation of Can-
ada and the British forces in time of
war.
NO MONCTOII GAMES
FOR THE MARATHONS
MONCTON, July 27-The Victorias
have resigned from the local baseball
league. The manager 6f'f.l'ie Victorlas
is one of the promoters trying ti
bright outside teainr here,iind thi
resignation is synononious with thc
failure of promoters to make arrange-
ments with tlie M. A. A. A. foi
games.
Local baseballpromoters who have
,had to do with bringing Halifax and
Fredericton teams to Moncton, and
who had secured the St. John Mars-
thuns lor games tomorrow and Sat-
urday and wired the manager of the
latter team that the dates 'were oil.
This arises out of a difficulty over
season tickets.
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COMPENSATION
_ BILL IS LEGAL
BOSTON, July 27 -The Massacliu
setts supreme judicial court advised
the legislatiire today that the work-
ing nien's compensation bill is con-
stitutional iiiider the laws of the
state. All though the opinion, which
is signed by all the five justices who
considered the uiuttcr, contrasts are
driiwn between the pending bill iiiiil
the New York act, which was declar-
eil iiiicoiistitutionul by the supremi
court of that state. The senate took
the ineasiire from the 'table upon re-
ceipt of the -opinion and passed it to
a third reading. It has already pess-
ed the house. 'l_‘lie blll provides that
if iiu einployee is injured and sues for
ilniiiages, the employer cannot sct up
an a defense that the victim suffered
from his own neglect or that from 3
fellow worker's.
l'l'IE INSUROENTS ARE
I LOSING OROUNDi
l.fiNl)(>N, July 27--"Phe political
crisis arising out of the veto bill is
iiierely iiiarking tiinc, while the res-
pcf‘-tivc irulieruls inarslinl their forces,
Not only is l.oi~il Isinsdowue con-
stantly rccciviui: fresh ndiiereiits, but
ii large body ol the Loiisilowiic peers
linve voluntarily to vote with the
government should that uiipalatsble
course be needed to save the veto
hill and nvolil the creation of peers.
Iii the ineniitime the lnhurgeiits mid
their newspaper supporters ure keep-
ing up n stout front iii an attempt
to conceal the fact that they are los-
ing ground.
i;o"ii'n'_ Eiisin iinviaiir' isiaiiiiir' s
THE IIIHEIIIL
beautiful fuiierul lniireh of lien-tliii
gregation joined in siiiy,iii
"The liuril is in l~`lii.-plii-i'd
Rev. (ieiwge. H. I7:ii'.-ioii, i-ilifor ii
and intiiniiti-ly coiiiiecti-il wifli ilu- -li-
nieiiiory of the good iiuiii. Mix '-
acqiiaiiitaiice in this town ovi'
went fivi- eiiis ago 'l‘Iiry Inu
ter cliurclics and dui-ing thi-sc iii.-iiiv
iuelit had arisen. 'l‘liiisir who kin-\\'
the true iiiiin -liiiew how large lu-iii'ti-'il
iympatliies. llis gi'l'iitiii-ss lay '
f l li ii'.i '-
of strength. Huniblc and iiiiiii-isiiiii
preaching he was eviiiii:elical_ niivi-r
wandering from the cross of (`l\I‘l==`l~
Dr. Falconer will rievi-r be foillf-"l‘¢“
in the l'resbyteriiin church fioiii
ocean to ocbrin, iior in this cli\u'f'li
und town as loiig UH l-IIIH l!C"0\"'<lL}U"
remained who had been bi'ou;;lit\ iii
ggi-utliie, Charlottetown, was iiiii<»u:.r
those present.
.___------*-'
PLAYWRIGHT FOUGHT _
HIS THIRD DUEI.
PARIS July 27 __'1l.-nri llern
him to fight a duel, but the autliori
seven fierce sword bouts with l'ii_io
right forearm. .
BODY OF CHILD FOUND
err. C-.i'i‘nAinsi~is, ont.. July 2?*
Workiiieii digifliig thc cclliii' for ii nciv
house on Willey Street ciiiiio on iiii
old brass kettle coiitainiiii.: tlii- boiics
of u child appareiitly newly boi-ii, i-v
idently tho bones had bi-rn biii'ii~d for
niany years. 'l‘lii- place wlii~i'c the ki-f
tie was, was forinerly Part of nu lu*
chord.-
CHOLERA'S . RAYAOES
DANZIIC, i’riisi:iu, .liily 27--'l‘\\'o wo-
msii were reiniivi-(I to ii liosliiliil limi,
night with syinpioiiis of i-lioli-i-ii.
'l‘hl¢re are three other siispecfeil i‘liiic;:
here.
MEXIU() (‘I’T`Y, .lilly iii'----.-\ spcrinl
dispatch to the liliixicsii Ht-i-:iid froiii
Merida, Yucatiiii, says ciiolci-ii luis
made its appi-uriiiii-e tlicri- iiiiil iluii
tivo soldiers have died from the i-f-
fects of the disease.
I. C. R. GRAIN RATES
ARE TOO HIGH
MON’l‘REAli, .liily 27 - The biilb
grain rules cliargeil by flu: iiitvwil
unial railway on igrniii sliifti-il froiii
Montreal to points rui-if of qui- -
were the sulijuct of inurli ilisriisiiioii
ut a meeting this ofiuriiooii in-liwi-ii
the council of thu loriil nn'
ti‘udc and the gov(-riiiiii~nf i-oiiiiiii.-:
sioner, which roiitroli-i the affairs of
thc lntei'coloiiiiil. lmciil sliippi-rs wi-ri-
nuxious to know why ilu' ;:o\'i-i'iiiiici\L
railways tlioiic rliiirgi-il by ilu- 1', I .
titloii exists thev iiri- vorv iiiuvli
competing lines.
PICTOU, July 27-The funiei‘nl of
the late Rev. l)i'. l"ulcu|iiei‘_f.i»iik |ila\:o H,,,.,.i,,| |,, 1|-|,,. ,mm-,i|,,n_
this afteriiooii from I‘i'iiii:i-. sfri-i»l. |,,,N|,,,N' _|,,U, 3,, _,H in ,.epm.ted,
°h“"'~`h to I-I‘°_"°“_' """""‘E°"`y- A” I‘I"",l,lnil. l.oi-il rii. -\l~ii\'iii has pledged
body was ciirrieil into the i~.liuri'li t-lie |,,,,,,,,|| U, |,,,,,| fn, l,,,,,,,,,,,|_ liners
the Pi‘eshyf.ei'iaii W'itiiens, no long
to touch with him. Rev. lf. 1-~ ‘U
and the latter was wounded in the
SOME UNIONISTS
FOR YETO BILL
,______._.__(_.___..-
Said Fifty Will Follow
Lord St. illdwin. May
[IE   Avoid Making
  HEI. IIH. IIISIINEH ii w Peers
5 .
I Y
' ‘i iiiii liibli in sup-
vcii's was played by the iii-ig-iiiii-:l ml" HW il' nlwm 'lil ll y
_ ' ‘ '- i, i i. - '-i _
Miss IJwyei'.‘and the clioir i-eiiilieiw-'il§I"I;.|,,:,' ,,|',‘,,,| ‘\:I|,,|,I ,.,_|,,.,.,.,,,, |,,,,,,,.
the “nthem Blessed m"’.u"' |)"“‘|- Iiloiviie oi' ilii- iiiiiia of voliiig against
iiy lludley liuck, after which fbi* *'*""Iliiii iiiiii iiiiii-ii-liiii-iii-i fo the bill
Iwiiulil iii:iiii`i~ il.' |»ii;-.iiaiyfv willioul_ re-
' _ , _ . 'J
the fouiti.eiif.li l’nuliii iiiiottioii ,VMI LU HN, __||_:|,,_m H, \.,,__,.,,_ m, me
ioii filly vo
y 'H Iiioiii-riiiiu-iii riiii ii-li ii tes
Rev. l)r. lfoliertsoii, of 'l`i»|'i»iiiii,;m Hn, H,/,,,,,. .,i i_».i<li|‘ lioiii l.ilif.i'al
Tend as fl TTcrip.'““W Immun lluulm IM’ II'~‘i‘i':i :iliil il. i:i iliiillilliil iilirllief flui-
ind l. fforiiithians xv., nfiei' u~lii<-li,i;||mv MH |,m_,___'_,, In |,,,_mg “ny in,
prayer was ollercd by ilcv. Aiiiici'iioii,`U mv ,|pl)_',|||,‘m |U,'|,`,‘
Rogers, of Hiilifzix. i V   _,,___,_j____,__
f' .
_IIII SIIJIHEITES IN
ceased, paid a toiiuliiiii: t.i'ibufi- io llii-;
\`iii ; . " I
:lon spoke of tirliilei' iiieiiioriei,i i-iiiini-i'    
liiii with his long assiieiiitioii will ;
Dr. Falconer, having first made bis; __ _
t y. . y -- _ _ l' '|'ii|:1>\"|i|_ iiiii , .liilv lil-'i`lii: sell-
passeil tlirougli iniiiiy and viirii-ll ex  iiii- iii' ri,-;ii-i-i|,i~i. .iii :‘iiii~l,iy by H |-05.
Uericiices tiilfetiier, nu i|ilHt4il'>= of Hl><"i liiiiriiiii lii»<-|»i-i- ii.-i-. il.~i-liiii-il by .fudge
i i i iii ` ion
Ii\loi':=iiii \~-i.l -i i:._ ln- an liilrnct
years never ii sliiiilow of ilis:iifi'<-.i-- ,,; ||,,. | .,,,, .|,,. .,,.|
I .-'iiiiil lfi‘o.iIi~-i' i\.i:: 4-i»ri\'i|-ir-il of this
`ili:iI Iii- Iiiiii ii Iii'iii~i- iii null iiicsll
.
he was and how deep and ti-iiilci' liitii,.,,,,,,.,,,U_,,_ _\,_,.,,,.,,|,`,,,y ,H ul", ,,\.m,_“,.e
I" ii Ilii Iiiiliii iiivil viii lli ds
If _ l ' " ' . i' y{l'i»\lfl
ii I i de
his Htreiiiztli uu<l_ fi\‘l\\ii‘=l-iii U  '_*_-_i ...i siii.ii.ii'==, so iii- i- iiii niiii iii-iii-i
tei' because he lived neiii tlii. siiiiiii ,lii- li:i.l i.iil_» >-iii»i»li.il bis riisioniers
iiiii-iiiie eioiiie iiiiii- iii-o iiiiil upiivnled
i'Igl;_‘h'§ “'Ex50II_H"';)vir I:)r:\'“!'/:I/,;:(,t'I) “Tx Hia; \\‘iili ":`~iiiii|~»-wi" so ilu- i-i»ii\'ii'i.iiiii was
un in - --
iiii-I..-l.'.
i "'l`lii- |»riiii:ir\ -`._.-ri of ii ri-si.iiiir-
f:iiif." eiiiil iliu iiuiifi-, "is iii siiyiply
‘liiod, ;in,l I i~_i~iiiii ‘:i.iil i_liiil_ i-igi|i--
viii-:-'. :‘..'f- i-ilIir‘ io;-il .i- i~i-fi'i-sliiiielll.,
;i pl-'rin iiii;;lii, :iliiiiiiigilit | driii't
‘iiiilfl tliiil lii- ifoi;Ii;, .-wil i‘i'.':ii'ii or
' ‘ir-“lfi;.-‘ as ini‘:il~iil.'-il io ii nieal,
i-\i‘ii is f'li:\l. iiiL‘:~l <'i\iiHisf.Cil iiiily gi __
.i»::ii<Ii\ii'Il if' .i pil:-i» iii \':iI\u."
*woiiiiiii iiuien nun
i riiiiiaie iioussn ui
i ' iiuro iiccmtnr
Stein UW DI“Y“"Ig“E- _ .f°“'“I'L yumil-~ .\sii'i`i<:i:i'i._\, oziii., .iiiiy 27~ivii~s
<lf\.V Ills third ‘mel “"“’“"Ef ""‘L "lil" I J. l~`. 'l'iiri-, :.f1`li,\'i-lfiiiri, \\':is iiistniit-
riots that brought =1l"°““ *-I1” “"_’f iy iiiiii--i, ini- iiiinii.-i-..., ri i-.»i.ii-i-ii mis-
'lrawlll 'rom the TIOITEUHTQ l‘.Km\L|:m`T(` iiieus ...ii|i, \\':i-: i~i-i'if.i'-..ly iiij1'i'ed aiiil
ul hill I-‘TRY UAPWS MV" _ _ l‘H`“y F Mi' :iliil .llrii i';i\il _\i<:.`»liiiaii ill iirccii-
Klllffl WHS with “uumce ')“‘I(,I1 “Im :vii-.li, lfiiio, vcrf 1ii,|iri'r-il 'irlieu their
was S€CUnC1l0l` M- I-“~_“E’“I`- HW mb iiiiiii`:io’.»ilv iii .ii~_~'i>»l il-i\~.'ii xiii enibaiik-
E" was not “mc N' ITEM” becuusg Iwi iiicnt iii-:er this i,ify today. 'l`hi:y left
IS ln l-"'I5°“ for “t'"k'"g.M' Brmudfi lfi\'r‘liiiii’l this inoriiiiig Lo four to
Wlmn gi-iam] was l.>i`f'm‘er' HPI" Ilio.=i,i-ii, illass.
stein had requested the 2i\\ll\0flU"5i ._._..__.._.._;___.
to release lincour long enough for;  
. . i
` - r fused. lacour is n kiln# -1 , _ , _  ,
igliertnelst or ’i'oy¢llist. lieriislcin had (¢`I'l'-Ulm - ~l|lI\ 34 -\l -'i ll\“"l-Ill! ‘lf
' ' ‘ ,i-lcf_:*;oi’.- ol i.'ii- i~,i»iif; of Moiitiiio-
~.
,rency if \\':i.~' iii-r'i<Icil ro iillri' thi-.
ii'-'iiii|iiIiiI|il'i‘ :ii flii- ii|>|iro:li'liiiig cler-
‘Lioos for ilu: liiiiiiinioii l-louse to
,ltoilolivliv ldoi-gel, lo oppose l`icorge
IT’:ii'i~iil. iii fbi- iii'.`i ion.
,KING GEORGE ll
IN GOOD HEALTH
I i.o.\;iii->., .iiiii :-7 -- 'i‘iii-re in no
, fiiiiiiiliiiiiiii for llii- i~i~iioi~is rirviilatiiig
tliiil I{i|i;' lli\i~ri'_<~ i.; ill. lliilrss the
gpiililiviil iuliiiiiioii in iiiorv in-i'lous he
i will :il.ii-nil llii- i‘i»\\'i-ii ri-;:ii\l;i on Su-
liiii'il:i_\. 'l'Iiis iiiiiriiiiiir lie- ii-ri‘i\'i\d Au-
Iilri- lli-iiiiiiuiiif, lio- li‘ri»ii\'li ii\'iator snr),
,lor lim-iiiy iiiioul,i»ii iii:-:viiusi-il with llie
,uii'in:\n lIii~ I:if\i-|":\ liiiglii. around
:iii-ilziin. 'I‘lii- liiiiy ii; coiiiiiiiiiilly re-
yi-i~i\'inlr oiii-iiilr. \ilii- liiiii- busine.-is
ivoiiri-i iiiii-5 ilii- point iriil i-i isis and the
|I\loi‘i»i‘l'iiii :ill iifii iiiii.
;THE AUTOMOBILE
-_ WAS SEIZED
ll|fl|liil~i'|`i|\\'f\, .li|I‘-.' 3"i' riliorily
iifli-r fi~|i o'i~|i»i-li iliiii iii--riiiiiii. ii
Ilii‘.‘i\'y ini. iiiii iiiiliilu; .':ii i';iiiii' Iliiill
Iiiip, iiilo loiiii, ¢.l.i,-iiiiiv ;:li--il al flip
']iti.~'.i-iiiiiri-. ilii iiii,iiii3 il \\:iii foiiliil gi
|`i\:ii' lii'i- li-iii l»iii l ii-... iiiili-.-i iliil.
if \~'ii=i .-.in-ii i-wiiiiiil ili.ii |li~~ rar \vaH
i i -i i.iiii .-iliii i foni
, iii iliil i i
|»ii°` \i\-\ \i“  .» ~- '- iii' n
` ':'i'-ii i: ‘ii i
I\`:il'iiiiillili. `| Iii- viii _ \~i. I1i`.,|;'»ii-l‘\ll'
.-... .ii i-iiii‘i,i .il .ii.iii iii go
li\ llii- ifi iii-i~.i i-i ilii- ;-Ti-,i .’.iiii- park,
liil li;ii|~-i i ill~~ iii' li--_ li-ii. <'iiiiiiiii'_ viii
| ,ld ,,f \;iriiiiiiiili iiiif-wil .-ii: ii l-iiiriiiif cur.
‘i~ii,ii..iii ||..ii,-=.» iiiiii-1-r :~'iiiiili iluriliiiig,
iii Niiriiiiiiilli |i:i\Iii:' lviiiiii-il lliui file
'rzir iiiis lwiuv ii--vii io i'i-iivi-_v |iiisscn-
ii-ii: In-i\\~-i-ii Ili-i’ii'ii‘Ii :ind lliirlior-
. i~il|»- si-nil llf i‘_ i‘iiii|i'bili, landing
R" (\,_ N_ un ,md u_ >|i_ |¢_' “,|,,,,_,,.'\\':iili~l' iiifli :iii orili-i li- :ii-imc the Car
rates are fixed by tin- riiil\\iiy ruin ,“"‘I ""I""" “‘ \"""""II'~
nilsslun, a goveriiiiiiuif body, i|uiii- "MT" W " ""‘ -
distiiict, liowvver. from ilu- liifi-r ,   
colonial bouril_proiiiiiied fo look into] -__-
tlie 'ninttt-r, and niiike ri. stiii.i\iiii~iif., i'\|;|_i, ,iiii\ 9-; wi-|,,. }:~,~,.,,,-h gov.
Within ten days. 'Flu' chief iiuiut oil.-i-i.ii.»iii inn- ii.-i~i.i--.i iii iiiiin- me mi.
protest is tllnt, while flii- _liiti-|'i‘i»Ioi\ Ioiiii-iz iii' iiii,iili-!i.iipi- iiiiil l\lnr(,i|\iq\|e
ial riiilway rntrs are liigiirr i.li.'\iii\iii.li iiui- iii-iid :iiiil luis i-ivnfcil ii govs
those of the other roads \i.hi\rc viiiii-,ci-iior in-iii-i',il:~liio of i_|,,. /\mi||es_ to
irliirli oi'ii-ii lkisriil \‘rcculili, thc Rad-
P9 . . ~ <
higher to districts not ri-nuhiiil by ivnl riiiiiiilipi .i,-,.,|l,iy_ Wm he avp0m_
tr-il l.c.iipi»i°ni'ily.
(Too late for Olsssificatioih),
rlio i.s:"r`°`1?tiT'5i`Aiig. Divfeiiing
_ House 275 Euston St. Chas Mc-
Gregor. __ *__ ,_______*_j;-_2_i}dtf.
D OTICE-The Vernon River Roller
Mills will close August 6 for
about three weeks. 7-29d1wpd.
f LET Sigmer cottage conveni-
VITO entlvEl`tuat§d1"`1‘oils'ession given
immediately. For particulars write
P. 'T “ov 0°. (‘-ftv. _ 7-llldll.
&\(}ENTB WANTED for private
'_ christmas Cards. Either sex.
Sample Book Free. Large Profits.
Chipchase, "Cnrdcx," Darlington.
England. . 7-29d6ipd.
'BOWLING Burkra Alleys, under
_ market, upon lawful days tim to
dleven. 2-ibdtf.
Miniird's Llniiiiant cures colds, etc.
Like n cradle rocking, rocking,
Silent, peaceful, to and fro,
On the little face below,
turning, '
Jarless, noiselcss, safe and slow,
And as feeble babes that suiler,
Ton and cry, and will not rest,
Are the ones the tender mother
Holds the closest, loves the but;
THE LOVE OF GOD
So when wc :irc wcnk and wretehgii,
By our sins weiglir-d down, dig.
Like ii inotlier's sweet looks ,ii-oppiiig "'f"‘1°1“I-
`""“" "*"" 'I"‘°“ ll- ll' Ulllf fi~<l`H izrenf. patience
l-lnlds us closest loves u best,
Hangs the green earth, swinging, ` ' Y
Oli, great licnrt of Goili wimgmnvmg
l‘uiiiiot hindered be nor crossed,
Falls the light of God’ f ce b di W`ll f. '\ -‘ ~ .-
  mi-.. .1  “= i. zzz. i;::i-..‘;;ii .‘;;'°.;.‘.‘"
Love divine! fsich r tl
Only inotheillx liliow iii? cogtvlng
Cost of love which, all love paging;
have n Bon. to save thnlostl
--_ .~ - --Sue Holm.