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NTY CENTS A liii'lN1'H BYMAIL
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a 8 n T' bs DT-"Ing were fatal have been discovered in tho
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,,,,,,,_ p _ fnmnynmnnn cm nt mnltnnn “nn    
'l‘ii`o foiinwiag are thcentrleswhieh have
compietld their third pdymentanri named
their horses.
2.40 crass 'rnor suns.
1 Marion G., entered by Nat Dougherty
Steliarthli, N S.
2 Minnie Mau, rntered by J li McGre-
gor, Montague.
3 See Seo, entcnd by John McCabe,
Iona. __ I
-i Miss Miata, entered _hy J D Carroll,
Picton.
5 Paraaililau, entered .by John P Smith.
Kinkora. _I _ _
il Toui.Trim, entered by Owcn Tralnnr.
Chtriottatown.
7 JonnieLind, entered by John McPher-
son, Charlottetown Royalty. ,
8 Biontliion by Braziiiiau, entered by
Springhill Stables, Springhill, N S. _
9 Vaitcu entered by W S Tecd, Saokville
N B.
i0 Mary O'INaiiiI'by Bourbon T entertd by
li O`Neill, Fredricton. N B. ., I
'rwu vs/in orn rncr arm race sraxcis. '
i Bills S, hy Ocmrundora Ipdyard by
Parkside, entered by Dr. C.L. Strickland,
Cha riottetown. _ . _
2 Lady Uonimndoremntered by._0'i]rien
Bron. Charlottetown. _ 
3 Gaoflfe Cresueus entered by Flick
Baaies, Charlottetown. `
4 Arena entered by Duncan Robertson,
North River., ' '
5 ilii ia S. entered by Alfred A Stewart
South port.
6»' Jvlmio, Mae entered by J LMcPher-
ann, Charlottetown Royalty. _ _
7. Commodore Epauictto. entered b
Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Ohariottctowd. I ‘
8. Mary 0'Neili entered by H. 0`Neiii,
Fredericton, N. B.
The Directors under the special conci-
tions advertised govtrning the Stake ra- _
cos. have d ciaged the three year old trot
stake off. ‘ _
The following classes in addition to the
2.40 Trot Stale Race and the two year
old Trot and Pace Stake Race have now
teen settled upon, and are a, 2.18 class
trot and race, 2 80 class Trot and Pace;
2.24 class trot; 2.i5 class Trot and Pac ‘.
Tho clawis and purses for the two
dvya racing during Exhibition week via
on tha 0th and `l0th October next will be
as foilowtz- .
.wmmssnav ilru ccronan 1007
Pubfdvfai l, 2.18 class trot and pacmpurso
ammo _ _ _
PuraaNo 2, 2.30 class irot and pace purse
'W-0.9¢ - T e
(This purine t'o be grown as the Victoria
Hotel purse.) _
Purse No 8 two year old class trohiand
pace (stake) purse $150.00.
1037,
Purse No 4, 2 1’/i class trot, |-crse‘%330
w. _ _
(This purse to be known as thc Ptbwta
Bros Ltd_Purse_. `
rude No. 5, 2.15 nn; .inn n vw. num
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Purse Noll, 2-iii class trot stake $2241
00. “ ' ._. ,' "
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The entries to all the classes except the
stake laces close on Tuesday the 2i‘.h
September next. _ . "I ’ _ "TT “-
Full particulars will bc givenin cilviilllr
t\ be mailed in a few days. / ' "" I ‘ '
Two good da;-'s racing with these classes
should b|_itlcurad. I _  'T _j- 
Hanrcann, N. B. Augu.t 18-(Special)
investigation into the cause of the
rtcent disastrous iirc has proved conclu-
sively incendiary origin, nlso that n deter-
mined ciiort was made to spread I the
Im.est|“nt|°n ,,°m_§,mes ,IMS week ,md attacked by mis some tnnc ago, anti Mrs _
 . ' . VISIT SNSSEX  »» »f  ~
tional evidence, involvingprotnlncnt I’ I Tre” """l`°
mem is cxpw,_ed_ _ _ bittcn. GM \ lii.~.N<'.\, August 18 -(S ecinll-
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-__ The bw'-VVS h‘"d 'IM "M hw] ‘md IL The hostileMoorssci-rcundingCos-tlllanca
NEEH _INNTNE
MNNETNN STNEETS
Moncron. N. i3.,Aug. 14.-The meteoric
a poarance and dramatic disappearance
of alarge deer cauled a great. deal o
txcitetnent on Main street today. The
animal entcrrrl the citylat the north
and, crossing the width ofthe town, pur-
sued by childrtn, and ilnnliy'_'iouud its
any to Main street. Ilewildered- by this
abrupt debut into the business life ot
the city, the animal fell on the pavement,
and, arising, dushtd intoa china starr.
The latter was heavily stccltui with glass-
ware and crockery ware, but the animal
ran the length of the shop, brtaking only
one caspidor, and leaped through a
window at the rear and then continued
on towards the river. Quite n crowd
punuslv but the animal was too lit-ei.
and easily distanced its ptrsuers.
1 1 ,` .
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LONDON, August i5.-The directors of
the bank of England, after a prolonged
discussion. to-day raised the bank's disf
count rate from four ta four and a half
per cant, owing to the monetary si u-
ation on the continent and In New York,
and the anxiety cfAms'rican houses to
place iluaucc bills which is taken to
indicatepossibicuoid shipments to New
York in the near future.
The recent foreign competition for
the gold shipment evid-.ntly helped the
directors to arrive at their decision, and
the usual demands tor Egypt as well as
South America must be mst beforathc
year sud. The reserve was suliicicntly
depleted without sucha demand from
New York as experienced last year.
Ilos'r0N, August 15-As a resuitof
conference ll-:tween Augustus B. Gardner
of Masntchuscits, and Assistant Secretary
of State Il. W. Bacco, it is announced
that a temporary _agreement has been
reached which will be considered and put
i.\ force before the British parliament nd-
_iourcs at the end cl' the month, wherei y
the Newfoundland fisheries will bs op n
to the fishermen of Gloucester the com-
ing season. It is iutther given out from
the same source, which is considered of
high authority, that a permanent agrec~
ment has been reached on the Newfcund~
‘land fisheries question between Secretary
Root and Ambassador Bryce, nud that the
same will, without doubi, go into eil’ ct
urini; the coming year.
Business men should remember that
they can roach the cou`ni.ry every day in
the week except Sundays and statutory
holidays by advertising in The Guardian s
Rural Daily with a guaranteed average
circulation for 1007 of at least fo\:
thousand per issue.
going is to purchase horses for the Nova
Scotia government. some of which will __ _ Hen. V_ p°,`,¢,_,,,,_ Of' B,,,,",,_ won ,_U|n,.~§ _ _ ___. ' _
N’ “ld “ Publi” “union at the Humax   ' H mc x in the series of contests for Emperor I T
e .hlb'tion,the rem nindcr will he pl iced Willinuva cuu, br-ating the Marbieltcati
°“ me °°ue“° mn” M T"""' The" hm" manned by Sutmucr S Foster which was
5°” "B bam! puwhwed “MII” View I° I ~ fccontl bv one minute and Zi s<c I    "
em’°ti“¢' Improvements in the N°"“ onds."Thc_Msrblci\en1i led all the (lt-rtuan I
Scatia stock F L Fuiier.su erini.end|~nt, '
‘ " ' V ' ‘ and American boats and would have won
of agricultural societies, accompanies _ ,md "_ ,wh been fm. the mc, ,hm hh l~ , '
land but len' 5 New ‘|573 “hem In °"‘I" miie breeze. wnich again i'a\'ot~ed the (Zer-
to visit various n-arts 0iEosi1\m\. Messrs on-~rn\v.\, Ang.15.-sir \\'|1h-id Laurier man henna. Each nt the tum, (;,l,~_
Cumming an<Ll.*`ulier will return to Nova |515 |_|,|,, ,,f¢,,,-D001, (Jr Chu-sm, Mm.; ninn ynchis has now won a race and not I _
Scotia. ‘ Quebec, where he will bn the uagi; of the one of theAutcricans has scoredn victor
* °°-"'-_-°-"””"“'” shawinigan Fish aotd GameRCiub. The y   0EH=
_ Sept Whsat.....
Premier will enioy a brief and wellearaed
days during the exhibition
Before leaving Sir. Wilfrid attended a
meeting of the Government at which at
touple of hundred crders of a routine
nature were put throuizb. The resignation
_ cf Judge Clements of Essex, was accepted.
I Judge Olements is retiring from the
Bench to go into private life. A leave of
ab~ence was granted the shcrifi’ of Daw'
sun to come out for the winter. "
Plans for the new Grand Trunk dcpot
and hotel at Ottawa were considered, but
no final action was taken.
LHICAGU MARKETS.
I Cntcaoo, August l7.-(Specisl)-
IaiyCorn   oil
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Q____s__x N B Aug 1___Su__scx wa _net on a una) tunti let. cuts tl' Lin, ,cm A, mcs`"gem (Nnerul Dm_k__ the
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“Norm "h'~‘ '“\'f"“|“i¢ “l’°'"' 2 °'°I°"k- F"°Ul *"'*""_"""”`”*` “"I\‘5~‘l ill! L\ll‘l‘l:n<lt'i't‘<l ltntnetlinin ly his
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Professor (_/umming on his trip to Scot --_* ,ms which 1-,,,,m.ed hu. chan
LuNDoN, Aug 15.-The Elri of Marc is
an innovator of a hold type.
The house of lords has ever been rt-
markabie for its punctilious cbservance
of conventions in the matter of dress, and
the Marquis of Cianricsrdn. whose whole
history shows that he is not afraid of run-
ning counter to public opinion or to that
of his noble colleague, has never dared to
appear in the upper chamber except in
a tail hat and frock ccat, although it must
he admitted that the latter garment
sometimes concealed a wnistcbat cf »nch
vivid coloring that the lord ci\n'iceilot’s
robcs were cast into the shttdb by it.
Now, however, Lord Mayo has appeared
within the hallowed precints cf the upp ~r
house in a straw hat. He did fnot wear
this headgear in the glided clnxmber, but
it was seen hanging on apes: in the lnnnv
which the lords use as a cloak room, and
never within the memory of thc oldest
vi-ilor or member has any hat been men,
on these pegs save a silk one till Thiirs-
day last. .
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,¢o“~* _ ` I  . /  °\‘ .Q J cily, and when the most recent news-
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vvslted byntanmc mumlu _md "ghtuhm 0- lil-Inch tctntunndvt notif mu hint i.l»n.°
ndvlcrs received from the surroumlimr troops would ilu nxtti-ninatuiaml town
county it would appear that the storm
I I H R   T I T
NN  was very vivid and was accompanied by The Gen: ral ignored the message.
was local in its severity The li htnln dcutmyed
tifl it fbh tl 'i1`h'eI
_ _ Izgmlznxfls £300' _:en _:;_v‘;___;u wI_’_¥_)'_T;'__y Last nil-tht lmsst-ti duitily but thc Moors
1{ln.|t».tx Aug.17 Prtnnlpnionmnnng ' ' '-   ' _   I` " 'I ‘ ‘
ofthe Agrllztiiturni farm, lanves this nearly °v°"" wha" lt' commenced with mnh’m' 'L `(""m"J“' `
week onatrlpio Scotland. ills obiectin 3"” wry* "°°mP°"|°d by” high “Ind” K|E|__ AuMuh,_1U_,['.hB Germm _undo 'i`hc condi;ion nflhc llrltish cuiony at
class yacht Waunse ndmlrahiyitandlvd by C'*”“ m**ilL‘I'\. “IIIUII I* Ulf* "IOSL Imi"»l‘il1lii»
ment Nu rum te" “nm me storm “M atc expccttli in nt unit the Firm n cam is
cf ti'o\‘r ni' thc fotciglx ccnui,rit's is pltiti
able.
Shells have destroyed the hou\‘cs‘z\nd
t‘n= Arabs have innterl them.
A1iepuf.ni.lon of British subjects has
~.inriui fn"l` nglcrto confer wlih the
llritish minister there, after which thc
iiti gates will go to London and ask thc
l"nrelt;n Oillcc to arrange so that compen-'
sn im will be granted Lo those who have
sustained losses.
The French soiliicrs have been compell-
ed to give up much ofthe loo' wh tb they
stcuretl.
_Alra1'at, with the rn'n_a nf Noalfs Ark c
it, discovered in Yukon," was t‘n
_henrlilnc that appeared in a Dawson
newspaper some few years ago. Ani
whileacontroversytnny well hc wagrt
as to the meaning and original purpose o
the great ruin that Itrilitns declare exist
on the tcpofn mountain far in the in
toricr of Northern Yukon the manage
ment of the Alaska-Yukon~I‘aci{iv
Exposition, which will be held at Scattlt
in 1030, intends to sift ihe story and i
thereis any ruin, in have photos ann
plans of itat the Pacific Wctlti`< Fair, ir
order that archaeologists' may be able tt
give an intelligent opinion.
The story of the iirst~discJ\'|‘ry oi
the alleged Ncalfs Ark isofitsv.-it 1-
olassic in the North. In the r.ari_\
days oi’ thc Klondike rush n briliinn
coterie of writers gntiierecl in the nev
camp. Of those who have since givin
to the world"t’li“¢él\- impressions, wer-
Jack-Lcndoni "ex Beach, Javx Corbet.
former Senator Jerry Lynch, of Cnllfcin n
and others. But In the newspaper would
of Dawson, then particulary hritzhi., the
particular star was Atlln, "Casey" Moran
Aaurcpnricr Casry was uncxcsllt-.l
nnvwhtrt i'ln|s atc whuit vterks i
irnis nt.; sncwtd up cotnpi tely and
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, ,_:_ I' ‘>_ _ _,ssl ’_._(_ "M, _Q5 -i' two cr_i.‘.\rcc tncnths _<_>ltl. trotting
'\ S . 0 cutn daily under these Ltttuuxstttnccs
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` "br¢,_\ ,. Lk;/\\\."r0N, ‘ is no joke. llut the inevitable, ubiquitous
 :__  "Sf I `cgu§°“ Cast-y\\'na nitvnys there with tne item-
.‘ - "w-_. . Z the speculation, thc suggestion. A
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I » _ ."`-SI *fx . *Fl \" r -  ` f- mln that had sutcessfttiiy been
_ ,I I il _'.*~'_'_ _ -J _v`/`/ I  '. YJ I J .s‘.rcct preacher, whiskry_ Simuggier.
- I `”' ` * I .. ' ~ walking delegate, mining broker, ice
MIi\iii‘d'l liiiirlienilhe Lil _I\l_h`0\’i’illlil ffI°,il- - / 0* I/ _ //' I/ \ \ trusttnaguntcnnd boat builder could
tg.,  fl. ` ' /' / ‘
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1 editor was trcuhird. "Casey," said he,
J always evolve enough news, whcthtr or
/ /  '- not thc real article was in evidence.
/ ,// ' it was one oi! these times, and the
°'¥°" V A  et an article that will make ‘em sit ul!
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A* - I"'~ Gun a fi‘|re. _'JN ”"Z"§‘=-rr "  ‘ _// " 1/"’ 1 ~»» "
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- inrealis northern limit to ylewshvthcrn
Cross
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 t I: ai? toil NNI A I rn A ` I U  1 .L .~_~ _ _ `  "1'h|E4"wns an order auch ad Casey loved
 :f'°‘ to and ‘rv at some gn "\ “ \ - .
“I AN-A smart youll! fin” ‘wt
I7 wtoyxlmigu l)!q:I“'l\tl'i'=ldlT'hd~i
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and in a minute the sixty five below zero
‘ lou had closed about him.
_V4  The story appeared tho next morning.
_ ~:_  _"1 fi _I 'run night n nun nt interior nnnann has
_ T - , '   arrived in Dawson and Casey caught them
lg/ - ”' fall;-`~' I ,T ____ within an hour alter starting on his
' 7 1 \ saaroh They told him ofa trip that
‘»"t` ‘ »  '" U iq, ; I winter alter food far into theheartlota
(_;&\“\,\.‘¢ - __ ‘_ _ _ I ‘Ill S/tm/r S-'rl M/mm. Any. i0 -The docks country no ,ndhm hm mer penm_nw‘ be
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V ONO NE operator wanted at GINUU `.’ ` \§` ti' ` \\ lh°D°'"‘“I°“L“mh°" C°'"p°“7‘°f Blind awa aatthc circle and east olthe
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W"  éifx&`nm&T /Q6" T* wut' [md uw lumber Dum "hm-e°n` was htdlnizksnvig It was a country supposed to
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4. _ .av .n_ nn fri ' ’
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NNNEENNNNT NNN ;':::_?';:-.r.:~:.;;1;‘;.§f.::;;*::.§‘::f.;2: BHHISH PUBS .Ci=;1lS in Sift Story Told by Indians
I gm; H[IgH[|]  < _ -A Most Remarkable Yam If
 ::;;;';;::’.::“:s.':.;‘:.“;;f:..::::::2:: W[H[ STAHTLEU Anything ln if.  __
Sl-1A'rrLI\:, \\`nsh., Aug. l:`»--“Mont
` hnnrlied villages built ou agrentcanve,
-.~= one of the chiefs described it in the
venntculur. The building had been
urnsd io stone, but was once wood, so
he trlhesmcn declared. And when Casey
.nd found a family Bible-cne of the old
wind, with pictures of the scenes in the
, l'i 'fesinment-nntl turned up thc draw-
ng of l\'oah's ark. one and all of the
__ tribcsmcn grunted vvIth satisfaction, and
-iecinrzd the boat on the mountain was
very much like the picture.
Moran not aflidnvits from the indians
I -nd the story travelled all over the world-
'i`he nohie red lucn stucirto their story.
notwithstanding the most .i':alcu8
Ipiesiioniug of newspaper rivals
~vl.o have been scooped. And
vhxic many will cali Mnran‘s
ptting the aww, luck, itis the sort of
luck i.hu*.l\icrnn always can be depended
upon todlg np. lie never wait-ed forii.
I o manic to hint, _but 1\lu'r\ys went lo it,
md by 1000 the great exposition, 'aliich
.viii demonstrate so many thing-1 cm-
cvrning Alaska lutri Yuscn, may he
Iiepentied upon to have invesbigatul ami
,nut the scai of truth or the mark of
faisxty on this, thc finest newspaper story
that thc North has ever produced.
SUIETY UE SELLING
WEENS WITH SEENS
S1‘.’I‘|toru.\s, Oni., Aug.i2-T. lioc-ken
and Company, of Dutton, though their
~ciiciior, Clair, Leitch, pieaiicd guilty in
the charge of having oil`cred for snip on
Mayiith last, clovcrssed in excess of the
percentage ofthe Dominion Seed Ccntml.
Act. and were fined $1 and costs.
The oilicinl analysis of the sample lu.
question which was one of ton, showed
the presence of the icilowing number 0
noxious weed seeds; ragwsod, 7; whim
cookie, 2; n‘ght flowering' catchfz, 8;
_curled dock, I0; ribgrals, lil). Of very'
one thousand seeds of clover id th
sample twentyonn were noxious Ifis.
In other word, there were 20,048 no ns
weeds per pound of seefl. Auth! is
about six pounds sown to an acre .this
would give more than 30,000 noxious
weeds to an acre.
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