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' the purpod of nillltary insp_ectio'-.\“
` alter the ' Mediterranean coml§'uin_`d
ds. ' '
°nGen. Hamilton has advanced news
0,, the necessity of millhly training
and advocates al compulsory cadet;
wr-ps for all boys, maintaining that
the majority of voters want it.
NEW BRUNSWICK NEED
NOT BE ENVIOUB .
HARTLAND, N. B., Sept. 24....
Hou. J. K. 'F'lemming, Premier of
New Brunswick, returned today from
' tri to the Pacific coast refresh
his D , -'
ed and rested in appearance and look-
ing the picture of health.
"I_ fe_el'mucly better as the result at
my trlp_ acljolls ‘Cepwda and back
who greeted him as he stepped off the
to be back in New Brunswick again."
En toute from the Pacific coast,
where he went to attend the Domin-
l0i\ l"0l`@Sl3l`.V C0l\Vention at Victoria,
B, C., Premier Flemming stopped oft
rt Vancouver. Calgary, Edmonton,
Saskatoon. Regina, Winnipeg, To-
ronto and Montreal. At Saskatoon
he addressed the Canadian Club and
at winnipeg he witnessed the great
oddlellows’ parade in which upwards
of 10,000 men with twenty~eight
bands took. part. _
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS_
BADENWEILER, Sept. 24.-Ger.
many’s most powerful and brilliant
diplomat, Baron 'Adolf Von Birber-
stein, died here to_day alter ri, short
illness. _
The baron who had occupied the
position of_ German ambassador in
London only since May this year,
had comei here to talfe a course of
Lliu .
coinpni-l_tivcly1 good health until a
week u 0. Then he suddenly fell ill,
and ruԤ:ldly became worse until he
died to-day.
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l S_P1i;21IQil_. Italy. sept. 25.-win.
_Marco1:l,_'_ ol Wireless Fame, was ln.
;lllred__ today in an auto ‘accident"nc\r
_B_<>rkhetto.‘ in the vsucy for _'che' ver.-
Q riv'er_,‘ T_h_e extent of hi`s fnjuriss
isfnot known' but he was brought ta
:=_l;,;__c1ty_‘-vvlth___ bandages around his
 J_'oY_ amass' DISEASE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. .22.-`-Young
_men and womcn who are addicted to
Joy riding" have inflicted a new dis-
ease on humanity, iii the opinion of
Dr. John P. Walker 'of Walla Walla,
Wash., one of the delegates to thc
Gfmsress ol Hygiene and Demogra-
phy here.
Neuromobilis is the name which
Dr. Walker has aipplied to the new
mallllly- " 'Neuiios' in Greek means
Herve, und ’mobilis' is a Latin word
containing the idea of motion. I
think the compound convoys tho
iliolgglit very well." said Dr. walker.
“Several years of hare-braincd
illflvlng _through the crowded streets
of the big eastern cities and the nar-
row escapes and accidents attendant
thereon hrrvu brought up this new
plague of far-reaching consequences.
ll? is ¢€D€¢`»l8lly prevalent among
young women, who are maria nervous
wrecks. Itscure, so for as medical
research is able to determine, is
strict confinement in the country for
9-llf-lllli ai yenr, and not even the sight
of an automobile in that time,
.GETS OUT ON 7 YEAR PAROLE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Don't_scnd
vars to iail. Judge. I-Ie’s hcen a
good boy to me these forty years. He.
just needs a scolding, said Mrs.Mnry‘
Dunker, silver-haired and with tears
running down ber cheeks, as Herman
Bunker, her husband, sixty~three
years old, was `arra‘igl1ed in the Man--7
llattan allelllle police court, llrooklyn_
for shooting two bullets into tho
ceiling of the D_unker home as thc
windup of their first martial spat. ;
Yes Judge I Want to ro home with
mamma, said the repentant Dunker_
He admitted firing the revolver in
_ iBnoc1al:t,o_ the Guardian) _
_ Sill __1_?!. _-_Sent ag,-'-vcstlc Boy
w11is,t_ e__frec'for su with- srocncy
 _"ll, P-rincu _Wilkes third ‘and
 `yVv'a`.l_e fourth. ' '~ ‘
al-in lush
/ IS NVEHY NEAR
(Canadian Press)
LONDON. Sent. 25.-'rhc crisis in
the l38llU1ns is causing great disquiet-
ude among the diplomats here. In-
cidents of the crisis were in the ar-
rest today of Austrian soldiers on
the Sei-vian frontier and the firing by
Turks at the Greek steamer at
Sames, embitterlng the people of the
state directly interested and it will,
it is thought, take 'all tho ingenuity
of tho foreign offices and representa-
tives in Turkey to avert the Balkan
outbreak so often predicted.
P. E. ISLANDERS
MAKE' PURCHASE.
Sixth street transaction consummat-
ed during the last few days is the
str-eets, for' a consideration of $35,500
not including the agents commission.
The property is 25 x 100 feet in
size and has on it an old two-story
frame building. It was sold for N.
Mr. Beer is a recent arrival from
purchased the first half lot shortly
after Mr. Baer's arrival her a, few
1;.
An ideal autumn day, agood card
of races; the unique attraction of the
'biplane drew a- record* /attendance at
the exhibition- grounds yesterday.
The grand _stand we=~~rs<=ll°<1 and .ful-_
ly two thousand people lined the
fences and the centre _ of-the track
to view the sport. Captain Birldwiix
with his a-ir ship was the chiefcentre
of interest, the audience being intent-
ly occupied in watching hi# splendid
flight. l Without any` ues' and very
little preparation he gracefully as-
cended into the sky, circling all area
in full view of the grand stand sev-
eral times, thenallghting in almost
the exact spot in which he had
started. His fest brought a great
tribute of applause from the specta-
tors with whoin he is a gieat favorite
because of his pluck and modesty.
The aviator is only 18 years of age
a’nd_is considered one of the best per-
formers in America. The citizens of
Charlottetown and the exhibition as-
sociation ara to bu congratulated on
their enterprise in securing this nov-
clty. The writer had the pleasuye of
witnessing the flying machine at Hal-
ifax and- is confideuttlint the pro-
moters made no mistake in securing
Captain -Baldwin's machine, as _it is
far superior _ to the one used there.
All the other attractions were of the
share of applause. l - _
BAN DIEGO, Sept, 18-One of thc 2-.24 TROT, 2.27 PACE
_ _ PURSE $300.00
sale of ar half lot, between B. and C.-i This was the first race called. It
was won in three straight heats by
Dominion D., driven by J. P. Irving.
Donrinioli D/is five years old, audi
holds the provincial record for three-
year-olds, 2.265. He was not train-I
E, Brown secretary 0( the Union ed in his four-year-old form and only
company, 'through the agency of Le- l""_°@lV¢d abou; eight y_v_eeks' truinéag
ighton McMurtrle to E. H. Beer and tm? Henson ,e “o” ‘B "me “l "
Dr. N. H. Goff, who owne the ad-1 eamest posmme. munnerfjogging
joining ha" IOL This gives them B home. He has trlaled miles in 2.18
homing there 0, 50x 100 feet last half in 1.07, so that his record,
_ . ‘ of 2.202 which he made at his win-
ning race at Halifax is no bar to
Ch l t t ° l _
I if 2? e own' P“m.e hdwnrfl I8 him. l-lc was purchased about two
ag , -anode.. Dr. (coil also is ana- months ago by T. C. Edgett and D
 (gietlle B”-me Pla? ‘but he C9-mf t0 A. McKinnon, Charlottetown, from
\ E0 a score o years ago. 'lhcv wiluam H_ P_ ],.,,,ng_ Cape T,.D__,,e,.Be_
Dominion D. has been trained and
driven in all his races hy that capa-
'l‘l\e ha\‘on'had` suffered from an ut-` lllelf l‘°l“°- “li N0~ lllll Newell Elf'-Fl. months ago. Mi-_ Brown, th ‘ho 1 - ` '
tack of influenza earlier in thc year, llllll l50l¢l Magistrate Naumcr he \vas\owner"i:»f the late ifurchnsc, iflso rzlsls \'l'::n:r?1n?;;£:;!l; gapE"1}:aYé2E§s0v'.v“E3r0:,[.`
mid lils lllmlih is attributed to the merely "VINE 50 assert lllmsell' BS "n native of Prince Edward Island but modoro Epaulette was second in
alt( r crlccts of that uiwlady and to master of the house. Mamma then bag iivcd in San Diego practically all -.every heat but the tllll`d» Wll°“ Klllg
his sti-e_n¢_u_o_ue _workrln London since said she didn't riind the shooting so his llf,i_ It was merely s coincidencc| Brazilian won it lint was placed back
his appointment 5 cc thireuiluwsy much, bu_i;_ly_ul been broken hearted at that su thrcc interested in the ei-ans., .lor breaking. sour these horses urs
tlicrc_ I-Ie was 70'ycars of age. seeing papa witlrhls first grouch. ` action are natives of the A some trotters' and are at a disadvantage
_»_-.._-____  _ _...___ _-_  place. , with the paccr. , ,_
'“"""""""TY-'H577-3f"""""""'"""' "T" ' _ '_ ~ The property is considered __ choice 2_3, TR0T_2_,0 PA.0m._ _ _ _ ._
    - business location." It is in the cen-
Mfs- A~ S- l3l`lilg€5 on the northeast-
I' f Sl th tl U fi C
` (STAKE) PURSE $300.00
ter of c sid 1 ll b ildi t t .1 ` "
Tha 10|;0gqj¢,i,;)et|,l; ne? ;(;_lB?0,¥y This was the second race called.
concrete building being erected by_ Six horses answered the bell- viz:
Nutwood, Chahallis Jr., Nancy Mac,
Telephone G., '/Lealot and Cherry
_ _ ._ _ C0 nel' o X an _ s ree s. It is
The po ulnrlt of the Colonial difficult und zilwuys humorous situa- Ripe. The first heat was won by the
P Y T. th opposite ,the new Marston building Momton harem nosmg Cherry out
_ - ' ‘ _ 'tlons. J. W. Hartman, as lmo y - _ » _ _ ‘ _
Stmk Company was again demon  el and the Own' hotel "VLH of which The next three heats were captured
Sl-fBl~l?ll lBBf» lliglllg when the Opéta 'jtalous-wife; Grace Proctor as the ,ew ,months _ - by Cherry Ripe in easy style. Zealot,
I-louse was filled to overflowing. evcry_ jealous wife, J. C. Lawrence, .thc Fm _.t_‘ t'h ` won _four third places, while Tele-I
Tolman, the husband of an insan y
have been completpd during the past
seal. beingocciipied and many having uncle from Japan and Louise La- cated {h'f‘;yé;°;ou€.§8::ehg‘;§l __fs____§; phoned;};_ Nagfyi 3/_I_ac,thaing _I;lut__wo<;d
__ » 'were sane n e r ea. n
ecur K h Tolman ld, . _ .
2522 ;t1xar|lxdi";1g\*1‘;`-l(?<¥l,m\.lna_\J'Ill`fet1§'lay Fives ig( llgythlleelsthegliiedlngrnnt parts,|;)\?lng iggzytgglzggga c8§,1;?;.;ei,v:1,§hi1Dt§_h° the l`l“`:°'bfl l0I` f0lirl1l1 money. NP-“W
three act farce comedy. entitled the in all a wholesofne sldesplitting co- tween ,,_hm,__ _ juét sold ,and time S°___t_;" ll/llw WHS U10 Qllly l-\0l“S° f-hell 8l1BW_¢1`-
Prince of Ilifirs. It was well staged, l edywhich' all illlly enjoyed. That ern hot-el. are havin Inns __,_ 0 _ (1 fd Eng CML bhe went ‘gm heat “Irma
well acted throughout" and was ac- tlfie members of the Colonial Stock for the contrnctiou g___1p____Bt0:_' “_l;?:l‘ii 3"Mfi_ull_§I,_§j“(‘f ‘féssagggéd ,l"l1° l”` 5°'
coin-panied, witli6i'rt._ an intermission, 'Company have made themselves gene- ing. _ _ _ y ‘ " ” (S’,FAK__, PURSE ro 00
with a contliffious roar of laughter ral favorites in Charlottetown has The “le or this ha" lot to Beer 1) $2.1 . .
und applause. The stur performer licon _abundantly proved on their ,md Gb" awards ,nnnmer mugtmti____ This raw was the _most exciting of
Ellllll Wlfl‘¥`0ll' all Cll1l'l¢€- *llc Wlll’ |'3l’el`.V allllell-"5“"" lm-ll “mom "lm" of thelrilpid rise in local real st t the day It took five heats to decide
cr unptuin Robert nnchct, won n-rsh ich than-last night in this exceedingly -,,ah,,,,_ Bmw" purchnéed the t‘_;,__§‘_"f the winherg _md in tm mt im, __
laurels for liaréelf in her exceedingly humorous comedy. me ,wt _ ,rohtage abm_________ght__e'; _atm abmdent was narrowly _wen__ed_
_  __-___~_~.-_-_-_-_-_-_-..-_-_-_-.-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_---_-. months ago for $z5,n0p_ Hp, l,mm_ While the horses were scoring, J. J.
 ~ ' _will now hc $10500 , th - , Davis, Charlottetown one of the di-
1.As'r snow ron HOME Rohn. ;,,5_50,, is., net c,,,,,,,‘f,,,,,,,°,(f’,f_‘°° ° rcctors or the trscirnssoclsriori wus
crossing the track under the wire.
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  ' _ |:_ PI-ll’LADELPI-IIA, September 23- DISOOVEHS HE HAD GOOD V0ICE__ The drivers or starter did not notice
  Fon __ Win. I-I. K. Redmond, M. P., toduy ____ liis perilous position and the word
 declared that ev y Irish-American LONDON Sept 24___M0__gan Kinghx "go" was given Mr Davis was
 _ ~._inl|ight well cconsill; the lnst blow for ‘t,m__ _ w_|,0' ,hréa years B_g0_ ayte; driven into and knocked 'downf caus
llome Rule-the successful onc- was wo;-lolagqnr eleven yours as ,I miner lug 11 00lllSl0D lletwvfin HBDDY G¢0l`€¢
Ona cent per word each insertion _t _ _k d A u,,,.i_ B, A H I ed_
in this column. Cash must accom- sh1?1`dts§\(ldb€h;trtl\e' fight would not bc dlscelytlsetdxltgvhiitdlsthtr poggégsdil' ‘fms 2° °l'h‘ll` tw” “(2253” hilly.; splggdld
pany Md"  in.” D" “nt M°°m,l,nt'giv'en up without a struggle the pat- tenor voice of exceptional tone,0lx\l; 1e"‘l» and Happy G°°l`§° stolllmll- Il'
allowed. Min mum charge twenty' ve ___)_m__e _hey ___w___ so _Ong e__i0y___d_ just signed n cuntract with Mmmger the excitement the starter rang the
ce“§B_'__________ ________ ____ _ Thm; they are (loomed to defeat, he lllpphl, 0| the _Clilcugo Upern, Upm- hell and the dl`lV3l`5 of Ml” WflKleY
GIRL wAN'rs1D-211 KENT. err. 8,15, was an ,,ppni~cnt that they urn puny, covering n_ nurnhcr or years. °“‘l ,Wl““l° M- ““"'°'€"l 'mil f°l“f“‘
A 9“25M9ll"l~ now resorting to tactics that hither- The contract calls for Kingstown ap- “L nl” ‘l"l"°l` of A“l“l"l Pala D0 heell
and kept going When he came to
l»ly___35 __Upp`er
BOARDERB -
family,
G' Al” to the‘r own better natures had ab- Dell 'H00 lluder the H010 m8uu‘ll€;“'3nl7 the ha" mM_k_ me starter again rang
__` ' ' _ l _ . ni 1 r t ti us
'BY“I’£l'iI?l:I'lll;`»v honed' sea “JM l:,l;(|’,,clg;| :;§:o2, 1161,? mp? ang rang _;,he____ bill for Nichollson tg
' _ `|»‘ “_ t 1 b K ~ , 'lu up. ac. new his litt e boo
Sydney- Sl- d l wn.1. Nor 'rsh co'r'roN. g°;laaf£°rl9i§_ en "pr "B “g “_'“““ iicttcr thsnsthc starter and went the
934mm' ' --- ’ .._..__________ route.” The book of rules was rc-
LCNDON, Sept. 24--A Bonur Law, Pnfmsr-ls -IS BEATEN ' (erred tg and 11; Wag didcqvared that
leader of the opposition in the H0usc\  ~ _ By-Hohnup GANG_ Nicholson was correct and the heat
‘ ` i` il in to corrcs- .___ _ and race was awarded to .Aquiri,
of Commons, _n ful Y E n _ _
.,,o,,de,,t_ emphasizes the fact, that tlin NEW y0RK_ Sapp 24___A p,.y,,Et_ ,I The other three mass weretlfalled to
Un|cn1cts'tsrll’lreforin pr0D0SBl° ‘l° policeman and two sailors were ln- '“°° “ir th” b “°° “f ° l’““°'
not include a tax on cotton.Sir Char- jared gn 5 battle with tp;-ca hold-up HBPDy G00!'ge_w0n. Ml" lw"lSl°¥ B00'
le W. Macar, president of the Master ipaq on the 1-{u,1s0n_}:g|v,,|~ waterfront ond and Winnie M last. Considering
on
that Mr/ Bonar La
add to the cost
tho cost
cost
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of
w hieh
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the
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and
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` der tion, n n ‘ _ | k Aquiri’s, condition he_ went a great
Zignzbg fullviect. lBld:iEve1l;"l drfelleatnellfe usifdoellsliouzaxitattlltlgeliq "Cer Bild lil!! lllli8liBB made the blood
body knows that .there was never jacks. The Rev. Philip McGrath, of tlllgle- Ill “P9” ll? ll bwed l»°l'l'lll°
intention of taxing cotton. The the Catholic miséldfi ran to the re- Speed, and with his unexeelled action,
:ge for free trade never rcstod on snub and WHS 8lB0 Mid unconscious. he Won thas adm;rstlon of t31°a__g_u_the;--
' s
1 c, actors he len the priest ~hlcw~ s no iw: cud l ° WP ell" °°f in
to 8 proposed “mm lice hl tio P trolmxu Brennan was l’°Y°'"l ‘l°‘¢l'lPl=l°ll- “alll Il\5°f-“£0”
A"'°"l°““ °°tt°"' I"w';:;*-lglicéaqli ;,,,5,s;¢¢_s1§'¢;|vea_g“¢¢,,,. _.mg robbed 0| on the grand stand” would stand an
1 ~ ' k_ ,|_ masse to .g t a g mllee at his per-
° lm mb and Fight- me _Tha ho’ up' formance or: the home st\‘,°tch_~ Aqui-
rl lowered his mark to 2.2’ll». Hap-
Wnv' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ py George is also deserving of credit
Bllll E for his plucky race ,He won the sec-
llllflll 6 ond and fourth heats, and iooked
PFD good for first money, hld it not been
: _' :  ‘ll _  -sr _ . `
_v_i_fgl_0ll -_ . _ "  ' “   for the .unfortunate accident. Red-
e- i  _ - ' H  ~. ‘ ‘~ _ _
wing also started but was shut out
in the second last. »
I-YEAROLD T OT AND PACE
_ (BT_ltl_!E)`,- PUQBE l£§.0ll.
- Haley, D, df-ivln by i1. P. 1 ng,
von in two straight heats. ' He had
a elneh. -Duutyogliller second, -Det B.
third, and Plc B, fourth.
1.14 'rRu'r, 2.21 PACE _ms "M-
Domlnlon&__)., 'léh_o_tgl:_I_{i€iion -____ 1 _
oc.:3'c'rici~c"iui>sni.¢¢c,i`>`i'r.T1i`_`-iii’ _
J , Charlottetown  . . I I 2
_ I, Ll' _
Portrait, suhlect rrchr‘nfc‘-lgzllenc
L'.;E. Buote, Tignish; 2 R. R. Fituf
_ ¥_ortb Tgyon  _...  3 3 3
_ms-z.1l,_ 226;, am. -'
2.37 'ra0'r, 240 PAGE __
__  c (BT1&KE)‘PUR8E' '$300.
Cherry Ripe, T. C. Edgett, _ _
'Ghar,l_0ttet_0wn. _.,    2 1 1 1
chshallis, Jr., P. A. Beliivesu.
Moncton    1 2 2 2
i,Zeaiot, Michael McKenna, .
Vernon,-_N. B.,    3 3 3 3
Nancy Mac Alex R. McKay,
Charlottetown   5 6 dis. 1
Telephone G., J. A. Henderson,
Charlottetown,   4 4 dis
Nutwood, Byrne Bros., North
River,  _ .................. .. 6 5 dis.
Time-2.24}, 2.225, 2.21), 2.21.
Nancy- Mac mile 2.3M.
3-MINUTE CLASS, 'rno'r.
rs'raKE), runes $250.
Aquiri, J. M. Nicholson, Char-
lottetown .... ..-  ..  1 Z 1 Z 1
Happy George, Wm. A.
Toonrlis, Long River  4 1 2 1 2
Parkette, Byrne Bros.,
Northl River  .... _.
Winnie M., A. F. Murphy,
Charlottetown, .... ..‘ .... .. 3 3 3 3 4
Miss Wrigley, Spearmint Sta-
bles, Charlottetown  5 4 4 4 3
Redwing, D. A. McKinnon,
Charlottetown,   Zilla'
_Time-2.27}, 2.25}, 2.30}, 2.30.
2-YEAR-OLD 'PROT AND PACE
(swans), runes: $125.
Half-mile Heats 2 in 3-
Haley D., driven by J. P.
Irving...... . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _
.. 11
Dusty Miller, J. C. Simms,
Charlottetown, ................... ._ z 2
Dot S., A. A. Stewart, South
Port   _ ................... _.3 4
Picton S, P. S. Brown, Char-
lottetown,    5 3
Lena Belle, York. Point Sta-
bles,   ...................... .. 4 5
Timo 1.25%] 1.26.
One of the principal features of thc
exhibition was the big balo01_‘1 Silver*
tisement of the Molassine Mcal.Com-
pany, this enormous baloon when
first seen was thought by -IHBDY l¢°
be the much looked for flying mu-
chine. .
A very educative dieplhlf Ol lllfm
products is that on the right baud
at the Main entrance of the Exhibi-
tion Bulidiug where the Experimental
Station has a much finer exhibit than
last year. The unfavorable season re-
tarded the ripening of many of the
things shown, but the wonderful
growth and bloom of the flowers
adds much to the decorative scheme
which has' been admirably carried out
by Mr. Clarkand his assistants.
' The attractive banners. flags and
signs add to the first impression and
invite everyone to make a closer in-
spection. The individual product of
31 potato plants is shown on an in-
clined shelf, each plant being chosen
from among its fellows to reprbsent
its own variety. The lots are divided
with stems of broom corn, several
varieties oi which did not mature
this season. Taken collectively these
lots are remarkable for the uniform-
ity of the tubers; some having ns
many as ten marketable potatoes
from .a single stock.
Grape _vines are hung above the
shelf of potatoes and are heavily la-
den with great clusters of grapes,
which are well advanced. The paper
-bug method will be adopted to ripen
some of the fruit should frost occur
before they are fully matured.
` Many varieties of turnips, cabbages
und squash are represented by one
specimen each along in front of the
potatoes. To the right of the corner-
post, which is decorated with fodder
and sweet corn, ~sheaf grain and hemp
is an attractive display of grain in
bottles; these bottles are flanked by
33 -varieties of sweet peas from the
superb collection which has dttrsctcd
so much attention this season at the
lilxperln1entslFarm. Interspersed n-
mong these are some of the choice
perpetual roses, large show dahlias
and- asters, &c_ On the inside ol the
tables are plates of tomatoes, plums,
apllls and pears.
Sheaves of many varieties of oats
wheat and barley are arranged in
groups on the back wall.
There are also individual
plants of many of the same
varieties exposed in show cases. _A
hug or Marquis wheat from the nchi
which produced 30 bus. on one acre
this hedeon ls shown alongside of a
hug of Banner osts from a nam
which produced over lid bus per acre.
Salslty and soy-bein: are among
the vegetables and roots which line
the passage-way leading upstairs.
The courteous assistants seem
pleased to furnish everyone with de-
tails when ached and ,véry visitor
should sec this cxhlhit.
TODAYB PROGRAM '
Judging :-light horses, continued
at _9. a. m.
_Hqevy horses, continued at 9 mm.
_ Sheep, continued at 9 a. mi. ~
_ Dairy cattle continued at 9 ,.m.
Races ltart at 1 p.m.
Aeroplane neende at I and 4p.
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IJONDON, - Sept. 25.-Hon. Bam
Hughes is having an exceptionally
busy time in the last week of his
,visi_t. While at the Savoy Hotel, e.
hal -dosen calls besieged his rooms.
_The number of invitations received
are overwhelming. The Colonel told
the Canadian Associated Press today
hc had no use for military asroplanes.
DEOAY OF HANDWRITING
LONDON, September 24-The de-
cay. ol handwri ing in the subject of a
plnint by a ` correspondent in The
Times, who thinks that the art is be-
ing neglected in modern schools..
The steelpen he says, was one
factpr in altering the style and legi-
bility of writing, and the fountain
pen, 'ln' some of its varieties, has
proved to be a` still more harmful ma
china. Typewriting certainly secures
legibility, but that is not writing.and
it is doing much_ to discourage the
practice of calligraphy.
nor even encouraged in our great se-
condary schools. Sclioolniasters ap-
pear to accept any kind of bad writ-
ing. The average boy or girl now
takes little or no pains to form let-
ters. In other Words they do not
write at all. Few parents or teach- _'
ers appear to take any notice of this
writing, and the letters of the last
century, which were generally neat
and legible, at the- hands of both
sexes, certainly put us tp shame to-
dmv.
This laudutor temporis acti cou-
clufles by a curious prediction that
posterity will have some severe com-
ments to make on the handwriting of
the twentieth century,
MANY TENDERS FOR ‘
_ WEST INDIA SERVICE.
MONTREAL, Sept. 24-Many ten-
rlsrg have been received for the con-
tract line of steamers to the West
Indies. The C. P. R. and Canadian
Northern are both ol, them tender-
ers and of the tenders received not
a few are from strong and old es-
tablished shipping curnpunies. The
company which secures the contract
will-be allowed a year within 'which
to build its ships, as the service bc-
tweeu Canada and the West Indies
will not start until early in 1914.
'Pliers is good reason to believe,
that neat writing is neither taught ‘_
7   l if    '    veiggatvercrul _hvcrllugnuiugituihltlcn Rini   _    _   _'ff
ISLAM  cnt-urhncrluni lin scar i-do instill:    U mll|S_l._ lllll 
.-
Ja
_ _ `(Canadl Presg __ _ '
' mucus. sul: up-thi _ga
geepionslblia pfoitioeis ire nervous _.
av ng ra se_ '_ W _
Elir Edward Gagsonhtrddsllgrsn _
derry should unabl I _ _ , ~
Lord/ wiilgdghhy;"l  _
(lounty~Down yesterday, urged egy-
tl0l‘l. ` ‘: '
British unionists, he ld. w d
stand by Ulster' men but  wo\h'gD&'c
a great pity if damage shouldbp
caused by rashaess.
BOGUB CHECK PASSER CAUB@.
_.___ _
_MON(l'I‘ON, N. B., Sept. 24.-Calf
`Rideont today receiyed word that _i -
linm Watt, wanted in Moncton 10;'
passing bogus checks, had been ir-
rcsted in Amherst. __  _
watt is silegcdltc have passed s
cheque for $ll.80,f sign by H. W.
Black, drawn on the 1225311 Bank, it
Chatham. Watt is also said to have
operated in St. Johli._»'passfnl fl. 55-
gus check on Hi. G. art. He triad
to Dass a check on _ Amherst htm
today when he waa' caught. Chief
Hideout has asked _.to have th0 lpgill
serit to Moncton for trial. "
rpsrfnnanh ARMY. "
mins A __ _ _
WASHINGTON,” Seat. ' 24.-The
State Department today received u.
dispatch that, General Juan Irias of
Costa Rica, who heidedthc pl' t
to‘tnis country aga het tht ' a
of marines ln Nicaragua, has er _`
into Nicaragua to assist the rebel.
foi-ces under General Mena. Gvlwrll
Mena is seriously ill and nolongec
able to actively commaud his fore `.
'rhn Costs Rican gove_r,nlue_u_t;
responsible for negligence in ~
ting Irlas, known to be a prnfbsllliiild
al revolutionlst, to cross its border!
into Nicaragua. _-
BRITAIN comms IN.
wasnifzcrou, sunt. 24-'rhc Hat-
held Steel Company of Hatfield, Eng-
land, has under bid its nedreéié Amer-
,ican competitor by nearly  _ _.W0-UD
'g, $1.00,000,000 contrltt ff _2,000
fourteen inch shells. T_l\e mgrlcun
concerns have called upon  BBVY-
departmsnt to decide if -it ll\ ___ ll’-0
violate an unwritten policy _ aw-_
ard to a foreign compel!! 1 QQ “W
for ammunition for Amerlclln war-
lships. '
' _ _ _ _ _ _ ; _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ____.____,-,-_-,-_-_-_-_-_- - - -_-_-.-_-.-_-.-_-.-_-:_-:-.-:rr-fri:#ffl
The annual meeting of the Teach-
ers' Convention of P. E. Island mct
Wales College Hall. It was oiielwd
ny the president. of the convention
H. J ohnson of West Kent School.
Mr. Johnson carefully reviewed the
existing conditions andireferrcd £0
the many changes which took Dlllw
the educational system Slnce the
he terincd thc "rather cl i-idncstion
in P. E. I. He was also plrufvui t\ll1l5`
the new superintendent was cllosirl
the ranks of the teachers.
Mr. Johnson also referred to the
'matter of salaries, and advocated the
system of bonuses to good teachers.
Average attendance appointments of_
in -
Convention last met. He referred to `;
the retirement of Dr. Anderson whom'
 
_ af
0 ' 1 k, _W d da morning, .llD0h- ' ‘-
gigptl zgth 02912 of the: rl-'incc ot! with regard l° tl” lest the pull-  . c
more inspectors and the iiimlner
school bf science were llso 
dent rnsdc n sussvvtivn that u
gav_e up a good deal of their vl¢=q¢_¥>_;_ __
fanu expended money also, taint __
go ernment should defray e, ,,‘-‘er
pensas of~al1 who attended.  _
After Mr. Johnson's address a
general discussion ensued in yvlllibll thi
following took part: 
Principal J. D. Seaman,  H9.-
Can'n'ell, Inspector H_llll§ii_$ 
McCarthy, B. A.,' 'C _ _@-
Dufr_ Alter this dihed-
elon the president called upon' Biz
Peiriri 6! Boston University who oc-
cupied the floor till 12 o'clock.. 
meeting then adjourned. '
GRAIN DRIER IS NOW READY.
o'r'rAwA, september 24-The sfulu
commission has succeeded in ohtnln-
ing for service at Port Arthur,n huge
floating drier from Buffalo, the only
thing of its kind on the contiuent."[‘lio
drier, negotiations in regard to which
were opened some time ago,_is uuw
at Port Arthur. With its uid' n
great dcal of the wet grain which uc-
cnnnrlated in the west will be improv-
ed lor the market.
HAZEN WILL INSPECT
ST. LAWRENCE CHANNEL.
OTTAWA, September 24-Hon. J-
D. Hazen has been invited to oPl‘-ll'
the new elevator at Montreal ou the
afternoon of October 2nd. After the
ceremony the minister will proceed by,
the government. steamer Lady Grey.
to Sorel, where he will be tendered a
banquet by the Workingmen’s Conser-
vative aesoclation of Richelieu and
Sorel. Mr. Hazen will then proceed
onthe annual visit of inspection of
the St. Lawrence channel, the trip_
extending as far as Crane Islands,
about forty miles below Quebec. This
will be the first inspection Mr. Hazen
has made'of this work.
NAVAL PACT ALARMS THEM.
BERLIN, September 24-Germen is
highly agitated ovgr the concentra-
tion of the French naval strength in
the Mediterranean. The action initia-
ted by M. Delcasse. the minister of
marine, who ls still regarded as the
iatherland'| evil genius, is interpre-
ted as the latest move on the flirt-'ef
her enemies to insure the annihila-
tion of the Ksieefs fleet oil the diy
when Gi-eat Britain and .Germany
clash for the supremacy ol Europe.
Tlill brute of -the entihi couiitry,
` under the leadership of the ofllclal
press u is aged-in it v r-~-
_ _ out  demic!! _tin  
-_Kiel Brllllal. Ire! Walsh, _ _ _ ~ 3_:e_§;rlgl_l3° if Fraucea 
ilnlmm emo svn* in can Keep mnru~d'»_l.uumm in the hom. i°°e_¢1n\ud on vm seven.) _ damn °°nlr°u*-lr: lb- _'andrew
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WOMAN’B MALADY IS
' 18 A Pnzznu.
BROCKTON, Sept. 23-Sev6r_A\_
prominent local physicians yester-
day held rutile cosuiututiogp in si
attempt to fathom the strange ml-
iddy of Miss Ncuis Carey 50 yeuri
old, who has lain u_nco'nQ_cl'Q"
nic ni-_screen hc'slutd_i‘ efiicil __ _
morrnihf. '  __
Mlén ‘Oaroy retired to her ro'o|§_',l_ lk
34 Green Street, 'l‘iii‘l"c}lf_li1 __,_ and
on Thursday rriorniiff _tldl`f__ _ _un-
qohscious' on the floor with g_ , 
ing from tlic len. All the `w _s
of the room were _open, which
precluded tho suicide"  1
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ul_s wanna _ ‘  _ _ _
nie r _   W'
ronowro, out.._Bsbt_‘ ; 'ny
fair, no decided cha_if'|‘¢~  pen- _
ture.
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The lowest tom.pei"at\ir6 reeor
yesterday will ilft -Nb llktltl
rcrc she the-higileptlvme' f I
degrees above. The ldvliirf _ _ "
the previous night” ~w\\`
ab`ove. At nine a. m. it
was fifty-two degrees. ab_ove.aiil_-Lia ‘
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