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Slhlcfillera.
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minima. with n nilnl-ur. n toni.. wel siiananooxa. P. Q.. Aus. 11-' Hainurou. ont., au. is-All ani- 'PHI WHITE IAN I H4010
nucleus of a business to stiirt zvitll, ,An extraordinary incident occurred demic of infantile paralysis ls pul- _ ,
the rest should be easy naill.l-,:. ,at the morning service at St. Pet- llll1$ the Hllllilf/00 d0¢$0l'l- (N07 Y°\'k SWL) .h P
There will likely be more water in 'er's Church SundaY- The clergyman,|  “UWT B_;‘:r'°" ‘;lt£°'BPY;“ll‘:'d 
‘the new concern than in 'ne o!.l An- Rev. H. C. Burt, of Blshop's Col- COLUMBIA, S. L.. Aug. 18. - The als. I V3 llllo t gilt I “_
glo-American. At least there will be lege, Lennoxvllle, was, in thelcourse Southern Train from Charlottie is re- U tv “I at °°“ 13,?" ° fh°| ~ ~
more Wag" eo be rgekongd wiln, of a sermon, defining Christianity. ported derailed near Wlnnaboro. ,"'°'t°“‘ U mi  '"3 f°"*;'J‘; hY|
'rne length nl tile Anglo-inn--~..~..n He _aei=ed_ the question. “What is; severni persons have been iililea. ,Of Indie” “"9"” °‘_‘,',-I °“,°'§ ",,,°,.:I _
cable is less than ten miles-from ChP1HUHI_\1tyT"' 8Dd`l1Bd .lust uttered' -_----~ ith' b°“°' ‘hu tl" °“ 5 '
New Brunswick to Cape Traverse, on his definition when s woman, evident-i
the Island, while the McCurlly eahie ly a stranger. seated in the middle
l bon twent three miles lt Bislf. Swillllilig to her feet and lean
_ wil be a t ‘ y- _ _ , -
‘ to The Guardian. ' ‘cost a lot of_money to lay the old ing f0l”Wi1rd. cried: "Why don't you
4
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' 1 iulwronu. Ang. 11-lieginnla
pileavol-ul, who line been very ill.
during a heavy coughing attaciz.
,brought up a three-inch lizald.
he doctors state that this case in
,billy one of its k.nl reL'0fU\1.
s eiiicvworth is expected go now "_ its rival the glad hand.-By W. D.
1
i5na¢la.l to The Guardian.
“Nl Year conslswd 0' 7703- ‘°°°”'“' alld the West Illdies has concluded
with 718,533 aggregate tonnage. an its i“q,,,ry_
ll1_¢f°5\9¢ d\\fll1E the YW" of lm' "°°', The report will be presented to the
Bela of 16,229 tons. 'Home ,s._»cr@tsl~y almost inluicdiatc-
’ At the close of the year, 35.430 ly,
men were employed on Caziadlanl »-------~-
phips, ‘Snecilll to The fillardlsll.
.-Tncre were 327 vessels added to the 'l`()HO.\'T0, August 19-lifresh
Qgnndiall, register of 25.300 tolls rllid`suiitherly to soiitllwcsterly winds,
 -i  ii*r.:“°f§..;t;;‘;.::°f‘.:“il:;;“;’.;'::.:.
____._._..___ e e ‘
_"CHATHAM. Aug. 17-~Th'e iinritimclgilmornlhr rcilistvrfd tilt:-'-tive de-
' .I »`.
fwiulxl’ Oli Thigh-:dll   The length of today will be thir
dmfin ' ' ,teen hours alid fifty-six minutes.
émeut. Gm,cmJr Twcedie web. The'loi\es_t` temperatiire recorded
, - yestelday was sixty three aboie /.clo
tqped the “legal” and menlmncd °‘and the highest was seventy-five a-
glunber Ol impwtnm' in'l".“"m\ °“c”'~bovc up till r.illc p,m. ine lowesl
°n5 mm' ‘°h°“m he c°n'"derP'd' _ llecordcd the pre‘~'ious night was fifty-
I-le believed the Board would find i one ,,h0ve_
‘U05 ‘Ur dl5°“5Sl°“ in the Pxvressi The tide will be high this morning
BDIIIPBHY <lil°SU0h- at 9.07 and tomorrow morning ac
The telephone qucstioll should rc-I-J_5g_
@lV0 Bf\U\U0U- He dill ll“l~ l>'3‘ll¢""€‘. The sun sets toniiqllt at 'l' and rises
the time was yet ripe for the Ti.n:lelIt.imi»rrow nlornillg st. 5.06.
to Prince Edward lslalld, Tile lnoon rises this aftcrlltloll nt
~'l‘lle tide of immigration to thc west l 3,15,
Cbllld not be stopped just now biltl ----- - -~-- `
there would be a coming time when. _\;}.;\\~ YORK' __\,,g_ \1._,\]iSs virgin.
U18 l'€l-llfll title “'0\lld Het lil- lla (`. \\'ardlaw, one of the three aged
'The l"l'0Sid¢l1t f0fl‘l'i'0fl 10 llll’ gfenlwslstcrs indicted ili connection with
ilste in the '.ii.1\bcr business and the mysterious dt-atb of I\lrs. Ocey
atfd it should be the aim of the lum- (`. .\l. Snead, in the “bathtub" tru-
btt manufacturers to stop this. ‘gedy of Orange, N. J., died in the
The exportation of rossed pillpwood ‘ lloilsc of detention, where she was
should be stopped. , confined, st_ Ne\vu_l~k. _ _
_He believed in encouraging im-I lifrs. _Bessie Spindle, of Christian-
provcmenr in our farms. burg, \n., a sister of the dead wo-
" would be “cn if the Domimonl mall, was at ber bedside when shi
Government would send ngents to passed away, as was also a hrhthcr.
look up ahan_.lom.,1 fm-,ns and make the __Rc\‘. Al'uert_ \\ ardlaiv, who had
u_mngemen,_s to have ,hem usL,d_ :llzllied to l\e_\val:k_\'.'hlcll _liot}Ifi;d gist
.He spoke of the prac,_i,_e of ,m.cS_  sxtellluas crltlcnlly lll. \ ell ev.
ting money abreal and said the ;h" befsgidaw  p'_‘f§;'"rg \f,‘h2;" in
money should be invested _where mid C U S bl* C ‘ S °
ft.ls carncil. ' ,,, ,» , ._,
,,w-,     »-    
° an 5 “nd ln U 5 0° “'g”' ltwo nurses. l`\vo physicians wlio had
H” fefcrmd tn the great S5""l_mthy"l;cen in attendzilicc went away about
gzulfle board for th” llwple Ul ('“’“9', tivcilty milli.tes bcforc the end came
0"- so 'l " ' 1 ' ‘ `.
*LHB wus pleased ‘hat the Dommioh ,fl l,. they could do ll ithllig fill bei
Government is taking up tbe mnttcr
0| _ted-,mca\ c(|u¢n{10n_ (ll.l) lil{(‘l-l_f\ltl), Mr., Aug. 14. --
,The Pm;-iilcnt was followed by Dr. ;'l`hc $01,500 \'.'llii:li tlie Rei' I3. Simp-
Robcrtson, Chairman of thc Iioyallsi;-ll of New York, anatlvc of Prinru
Commission on 'Technical Edilciition_l\]il\vzird Island, hnil pledged him for
and Manual Training, iffbristian and Missionary Alliance:-1
At the afternoon snfsir li of thc l today may be the lf-ist of these collect
Board of Trade ii resolution siilmtteil - tiene which he has taken nllnnally nt.
by the Moncton Board reccommend-,thc Old Orclinril camp grounds for
cable and the undertaking was look- preach it?"
ad upon as something wonderful. To- Tue cry resounded through the
day a stock brokerage firm repeats church, which was filled, and where
the trick and it causes less comment the service was proceeding in its usu-
than the selling of a block of Scotia. al quiet order. The memhel of the
The Anglo-American lived up to its congregation who had thus broken in
rights. 'i'he island people will give upon the sermon of the speaker con-
tinued to utter ill a loild voice the
~ .- . dl 'Taunton,-Toronto Saturday Night. same sentence: "Why don't you __ _
'er nm L -’”“ special in_'lTlfn“<;_n;ruian ?¢r»°-'.’°h "7 why don" "°“ l"°“°l‘iSl>¢ciiii to The Guardian. V ' '
_ , ' r , ', _ i QUEBEC, August 18-The Attorncy
-U\"PAW»\- Me- 11-'f“° "‘"°"““‘<...f;§lT..'f°”.;.'}$l.g'nl.';".T.'f.'f.1§§.l§f.l§§'§‘..§ feinkliefllllelld'ii.1§'”...‘.lf..5.'l“”f.'f.l’ll'"'i{.°°"“"f".~”°“ gi¢"°'i. °'°°'° "" “"1
“nn” 01 Cmmfla' at the cum, ‘ft the , tllae trade relations between Canaan impossible to continue the service E:.)ire(:?]L,;‘|,,`,(;2u gghtt tfiiturgsy-‘ng "few
owing to the shock which the inter-
. ruptioll had created among the con-
grcgatioll.
, NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Dividing his
time between tho forge and thr-
preaclling of the Go,pel, me Rev, A_
l-‘ai‘r, of East .\'c\\' York, has been
pastor of the Rockaway avenue Ccn-
gregational (`llurcll for thc last twen-
ty years, since the death of Mr.
Clarke. The church is situated lu the
Brolinsvillcf section uf Brooklyn,
one of the largest Jewish ttlemcnts
ill this country. The churcliwas fouli-
dcil long before the I-le\'.'bre\i's came
out there, and at that time was the
ollly one of its denomination for
nlilcs arowzlld.
I .\'o\\' thc little church has gone from
‘its country asfzectto that oi a city,
the little frame building is overshad-
;o\\‘lif‘.l by tall tciicmcnlcs and tro`l'ley
‘cars pass thc doors on the old car-
rriagc road.
; At the time of Mr. Clarkc'E.dent.h
itlie crngrcgatioll, numbering three
ghllndl-cd and fifty was cn the verge
,of being cast a wreck on the rocks,
\vhc~ll` the young an-d energetic Mr.
Puri' took his place at the helm. Any
time of the day he can be seen at his'
blacksmith shop oll'Rockaway avenue,
naar the church.
Lili Sunday the smithy, "with large
‘und silieivy hallds," helps the people
iiith his talk and advirc on their
work.
. Ii-ir, Purr is n gr:-at l`uver of child-
ren. im a|llli\'cl':-‘al'y day .he can be
seen leading tllcm in the annual pur-
lndc. .
, .___
I QUEBEC, August 17-The (lover-
:nor-Gcncl‘al’s warrant for the extra-
dition of Crippcn and Miss lie Neve
*is expected to nrrivc here by mail
this afternoon, and if it does, Mr.
1 Begin, the acting sheriff, will hand it
,over to Inspector Dew.
'§‘ It looks just. now as if thc prison-
icrs would go by cithcr the Luke
*l\1n.niti»ll:i or by tllc Royal Edward.
‘ Ullc prominerit oiliciul ass:-l'ts that
.Crippcn has said that llc had been
told that hc will lenvc for England
on Thilrsday. If the Govern0r-Gcncr-
.nl’s wal'l'nllt docs not arrive before
hnli-past four this afternoon nothing
`icnn bc diinc till to-morrow because
E, the acting sheriff will go to his coun_-
.try residence tllcll.
ing that the Provincial Govci'rimer_it"2V5 years. llilring the aftcrllcull tlle‘ At the jail the only news given out
should unite with larger centres lu[l~.ei Mr hlmpsoli had pledged $45.--:n~a_.; that i_'_‘|~;I,p¢,, had become tired
providing permanent highways wi:s"527 within 30 minutes, and at a lat~
passed. rcr meeting $14,873 additional was
A resolution was also adopted n.-:k-lpledgcd. '
ing for qilick mail connilctillil from; Ill his statement that this would llc
R-lmouski and more attention to the his last collection, Nr Simpson said
receiving of illlnligration. fit was Lecuilse of his objections to the
strongly in favor of having is fuudimonth of n religious gathering iviti
set apart for thc purpose of follow- ! beliefs at variance with his own.
ing- up the ‘worgih ot!  l3onrd._1 h l After talking for nn brilérfin llls nn-
. ‘oilncl uve  -r' _‘ ~ncli-- is rear o-_
poliiirrrltdvillpointna cllnllllittec to rc-lllllllél ellldngldcllliiatliollellif tllc wor\ld~ili`c
present the Bonrd at Ottawa. Tbclciillcetirin of the pledge cards \\'lii1h
motion carried. ilind been pa:-'sed aroilllil was begin.
Tn the evening eighty flelegnttcshvllcn all had been gndthcrcil lin. d\‘f'ith
were entertaillcll at ilillllcr at t e rl hand collection a lei, tlc u_v's
Hotel Touriiinc by l.icut. Govcrnor,rnslllts wr.-relfol nfl] to llieH$l}l.5‘3ll-I lt
Twécdlc. had taken ess t en ia nn iolir
Senator Adallls of New York Wflslto make'thc collections, This is n
present and rcspollilnrl to thc _toast 'greater sum by about’ -S2000. und les;
iso the President of the I nlted_tlme bylnearly one-half. thmi fthe ;`f=-
tbtes. _ suit auf time occupie , respec ive y,
in last ye-ar’s collection. V ‘There wa:
I-IALIFAX August I6-It is an-ls tinlc, some years back, when Mr
nounccd in il ca.-lunl way that Mc-\Sinlpson's eiiliortiitions used to bring
Curdy & <‘u.. brokers, this cityloi-or $100,000 into the missionary cof-
wlth a scat ou the llfontrrcnl T\toc‘k`fr'lis inhthc same tzmle. D
Elclmngc, fire to o\'l‘ll li rrlllc o- n t E course o iS S€‘I'm0fl l`.
Gce at Fhullflttelflwll. l'l`l“C9 E‘l'ISimi~»on asked for volunteers i’nlol'e-
Mr.,B<nt.lcy of Pharlottctown spokejprojectcd meeting here later in the*
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’of the regular prison fare, and is
1 now getting one filll meal ai lliiy from
Ithe table of the governor, the same
las the govprnor and his family eat.
; He is supposed to be paying for
,this, but in reality, Mr. Dcw is said
to be the mall who is putting up the
lmonl-y. for after Crippen bollght
some tllrec dollars' worth of llndcr-
l\'.‘i>ar illorc ivns`llnrelg.' enough money
.left out of thc ten dollars he had
lwllczl arrested, to pay for many
meals. ~
l .»\. tl'cnicn<loi:s crowll of people vis-
Iitell thc jail this morning, the muj-
lority of them being ladies. They all
laskcd to see (frippen, and thc funny
;p:lrt of it was that Crippcn, who foil
lemme days had evinced no interest in
.the oiltsiflc world, was watching
itlleni during: at least half an hour,
‘over the fslncc of thc prison yard.
Vft"l'l')lllA, B. ('., Ailgil.-it 17-Many
'delegates of the Qilndrenllial General
Conference of the Z\lct|lodist` Church
kept their sehts yesterday' wllcn ri
standing vote was taken on xi. rcilolu-
tion to thank the General Superin-
‘tcrident Dr Carman for is address.
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Whffl lhlalld- Mil. l“°"l0“t“lll' l"'l¥n missionary “"”k' There were Ycs‘l'l`he disscntieilts objcclfed to the
facilitate business, bnvc al-rallgcd to`p,,nS,.e from 202 persons. I-le declar-
IHY R Pi`l\'Rf-0 Cable between l\'_o\’_f\le.'l ililrlllz his sermon that tlicrc are
Scotia and thc Islulid province. illls no, as ,muy ¢~h,.,§¢,i,,.n,, in um United
piece of information is pnsscll il\'c~r,Smt,_,s ,Uday as then, were 100 yen,-S
by thc. ncivspnpcl's_in less words tlililllmwy “nd that then, are Z~<0|~,,000'000
rhnve "sed in Numa in . . more llcathcri ill the world today UMD
’ Chm`l0','It'§t0‘vn hrs." p0‘p‘3]nmm,]‘ (IH tllcrc were fllcll.
12,000, e pupil ation o e w il c ______________
and is 100,000. The length of tllcl
gilblc will be 23 miles, from f_`aribo\i; '
_y-_e, Nova Scotia, to l"oi_nt l”rlnl.iSpccinl to The Guardian. _'_
#glues Edward Island. It will be llo| (`I-lATl-IAM, Aui;ust_ 18-Today 
cheap-Jack cable. It must necessiirlly,sesslon of the Maritime lioard_ u
~M:big and strong enough to staluli'f‘ra<le was ilevotecl to li continuation
the strain of the ice which roams up of the dlscllssionvof better trade le-
and'-doyvn the Strait six months _ in lations with tlle l nlted States, muni-
t.he_year and the chances of belnglclpal lloluleil relations and the dog
aught by ships' anchors. It wlll|lllllsance in sheep raising. _
6091> il bit of money, though bil\»\‘ No resolution was made in P02810
liiut‘fh'I do not know. l asked Mr. I to the ‘matter of trade revlntlons, the
McC\irdy ne to the cost and l.e|rcsoli.t.lnu being wltbdraun by Lapt-
frankly told me it would tax Llslnlll Read. _ ~ 4 _
he Mr.:  2.: ‘f»i°° 5  :.f;‘2:i‘.;':;.s::.‘
presume at a e n eres on i -=  » “
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.Wlll-életllihgalnlnlllsd hzrgmgga- s;lCC;‘;lF'l_v°broili€zhh‘t up by Mr. Jarvis of Yar-
< _. o. must scent a pre y E U-Sl' m0l ~ _
gals among Charlottetown's 12,1100 He referred to tht? lI_\'€8i ihfiwflfi
~p0p\lln¢,ion, or--well, perhaps there made by the lllegaf hslllng of lob-
Qymore lli view than il private cable. stern and the great"lr1rscs> whichdnl
0 lupply qilotations. ` lowed. _
cable monopoly is ending itsl The selling of lumber lands to ull-
d$'e'. Fifty years ego the Anglo-.-tin-lens and the devastation of tllejtmn Ht" withdraw."
effcan Cable Company secured a elim- llands by these owners WHS |1150 me"
let to lay a cable between the nluin- - tioned.
iclause referring to n wealthy church
placing in its pulpit even temporar-
ily, fi rrliliister under censure of the
Ecclesiiistiral f'ourts.
"This was evidently aimed,” said
Rev Dr James Allen, “at Rev. Dr.
Workman, who is now supplying thc
pulpit of the Metropolitan (Il-lurcb,
Toronto. sn.l is hot in accordance
with the facts. as Dr Workman is n
llilclnibcr ill good staiulinz ill the Mon.
,tl-eal Conference, ai..l his character,
or orthodoxy has never been challen-
ged by ally properly rolistitlitetl
court."
RESENTED THE A'I`TA(‘K.
"I take exception," continued Dr.
‘Allen, “to the llianner of the attack
'llpcll a minister. Only his own Con-
fereilre has thc right to deal with
Lim. It is really a very serious
thing for the General Superintendent
to assail a mall in- this way in his
official capacity. There ls a right and
a wrt-ng method of procedure, nnd ‘Dr
1`urrnnn has tnkell tlic wrong way.”
' l‘lX(`l'I`E;\llCN'l` WAS GREAT.
Great excitement followed. There
,were cries of "Vote, Vote," and oth-
lcrn asking the mover of the resolu-
Regarlllng thc possibility of his re-
- __ _ would turn the white man's hullet.
SXDNEY, N. S., Aug. 18.x'l`h0 in made tha tribes “sbt name” at
quest into 'um dum of ck mn' tm Wounded Knee. Those of the Indians
gum” gilwgévghwhot wa: |°““{1,;°°id'who survived that fight realized that
ere, w ron cu .reall n mm, i d t '
3 verdict’ °' Buiclda' ` |2111 one ev‘v`a°r:f:i°i‘n-::‘leg::e ‘sho nwlrs
' , _ , ` .captured after being mortally wound-
ST' J0H§dS|~ Nad" A“g'b18t"R°' ed expressed the wish that uis knife
ports receiv rom a ierry. on ac-
cident ill St. Gcorgc's Bay indlcatelmlu” and the h°'“'t °‘ the mu' wh”
that two' were killed and .two others,h°'d °°""°d- 'bf UG' '  "no
slightly bllrlled by the explosion of' "Au" "uf “ld .t e ma-'or'
B xuonne “nh lmediclne man ever lived who could
'compete with the white mans mag-
OUALD
- nuiilnlmrs      
` SHAKESP£llilllllill SERMQN
(corn. 1909 ii.. Bradley-Germnon ce' H°W much 1=°\>l°r iv mvrcv then.
Sweet mercy is noblllty's true badge. mere justice eve'n in its outward sy|n_
i Titus Andronlcus. Act I., Sc. I. bolsl The police with his club pn.
| The beauty of mercy as the hiehoet trois the city in the interests of Ing.
of divine and human attributes finds tlee; the armies _ol thc'w'orld learn
freluent illustration in Shakespear-e's the use of deadly weapons that jus-
dramas. In no fewer than three of tlee may be mnintalried; powerful u¢_
his plays he deals with the question atructive monlterstlost on njier an
in such s way as to ,make iit the con- in the name of justice. The Bible' in
_tral thought, the ethical plv0t. of the the. li-ands of the missionary bringing
wtire auiion. "Measure for Men- words of love to the outcast and the
sure" has ns its main theme the md- unfoutunateg' the surgeons and nn.,-_
like attribute of mercy; the “Mer- ses risking their lives in the lntérests
i The pour box of the English Cath-
,oelral_ llns been robbed of a consider-
[able amount.
l -l----
lSpecial to The Guardian.
I.0ND()N, Aug. 18--Admiral Kings-
mill yesterday inspected the Cruiser'
Rainbow for the Canadian Navy.
She sailed from Portsmouth for
|Cannda today. _
, She is the first wnr vessel to sail
,for a long tilne without grog. Prac-
ltically all the crew are tectotnllers,
ibut liberal mess arrnngenicnts have
been made. _
Lord Strathcona liris prcscntcd n
service of plate‘tu the ufhdcrs.
VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 18. - 'min
General conference was taken up ves-
terday ln the address of welcome l-.nl
listining to -Dr Carman the proposal
to appoint two General Silpcrintcn-
dents, one for Western Canada, was
referred to ii _special committee.
Dr Clever moved that the anlilry of
the General Superintendent -be in-
creased to $3,000 and the salary of
the General Con-ference Secretaries
and Editors to $2,000 pcr year.
A house al'lo\vancc of $7.00 was also
recommended. `
The committee will report' on the
question of salary incrense. -
Special to The Guardian.
lVlNNIl"l<lG, Allg.18-The Real Es-
tate Exclialigc here has discussed
the question of thc systematic mis-
representations of Western Canada
by United States news papers.
A committee reported that their
investigations showed that li news-
paper cnmpaigll against thc Camd-
ian west was being carried on in the
railway, financial and land corporat-
ions. -
The committee suggested that the
United States Consul be asked to
make an official state-
ment and that the co-operation of
thc boards of trndc of all places in
Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba
be sought to combat the campaign.
The report was adopted.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Officially
lnothing but good news came from St.
Mary's hospital, Hoboken, today
and tonight concerning the condition
of Mayor Gaynor. According to his
physicians this wus the "best day"
since being shot in the neck by .Tam-
is J. Gallagher, on Tllesday of last
week. This statement was contained
in a bulletin, both positive and np-
timistic, issued at 9.15 o'clock to-_
night, instead of 9.30 as heretofore
fore. , _
Reports from the hospitnlkthat the
bulletins from the mayor's bedside
were masking the whole truth were
widely current this afternoon and
evening, with considerable basis for
credence beneath them. The asser-
tion was credited to Robert Adam-
son, the m-ayor's secretary, that the
mayor's condition today was fully
as serious as at any time since he
was shot eight days ago.
ST. JOHN’S, Nfld., Aug. .17--Three
hundred years ago tomorrow John
Glly und ii party of pillzrlms from
Bristol (Eng.)1 foiilidcd thc first per-
manent settlement in Ncwfolindland.
To fittingly cclchriitc thc anniversary
n celebration will be held at Concep-
tion Bay in which the governor, the
ministry, memberl ofthe Colonial
Historical Society and others are to
have a part. One of the chief fea-
tures of the celebration will be the
placing of .il memorial tahlct, pre-|
slited by the city of Bristol (Eng.),
in thc monument, which denotes the
site of Guy's rlrst colony of settlers
at Ciiplds. A special delegate will
he present from Bristol to present
the tablet. _
At the Harbor Grace industrial ex-
llillition, which is now` in progress,
there will also bc ii special pro-
gram, and tlic corner stone of the
Guv memorial hospital will belaid.
The colony has issued a special
series of postage stamps to mark the
occasion.
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NEW YORK, Aug./17.-A romance
that had_ its origin in an uptown
boarding house reached its climax a
few days ago when Mlss Olive Eliza-
beth Carmichael was married ln the
city hall to a flaxen haired young
Aluitrlan, wllo described himself as
the Baron Charles von'Urban, of the
Villa Juatinli, . Roberbard, Austria.
Miss Carmichael ia the daughter of
James R. Carmichael. a lawyer, whol
died fifteen years ago.
The young couple appeared at the
County Clerk’s office a few minutes
United States Conslll be asked to'
i¢_ 1 “member 8 gg,-[king lnsenncelvhant of Venice" not Only has mercy' of those who have been cruelly trnnt.
of this when I was stationed among|B! H18 predomlnating note, but has ed by the handa of war; the Snlvn-
tbe White Mountain Apaches ln Ari-ilh it the strongest nnrl truest sermon tion' Army 1955 Wlliflllg Bt the pri-
zo,m_° ,ever preached on the sublect; ‘The 'son gate with words of ccrnfnrg
--'rnn white Monnenln rndinns nrn|TcmPest.‘ with Prospero. its central for relesstd prisoners or wnwls or
to my mind the finest of their race,
intelligent and brave to an unusual
degree. One day a travelling show-
man came to a nearby town with a
biograph outfit, the first of itll kind
ever seen in those parts. The officers
hired him to i give an exhibition in
the post hall and invited the Indians
to see the show. -
The blograph n‘;n had with him a
phonograph to 'like music to go
with the pictures, and as he had a
blan‘l record we thoilght it would be
a good idea to hare ti.c interpreter
make fl. record in Apu llc explaining
how the hiograph will-..cd. The record
was made and when the Indians, led
by their chief, had gathered in the
darkened hall the phonograph was
iligure, endowed with superhuman no-
|wer, closes with a scene in which mer-
’cy is shown to pellitent enemies.
'lhese three dramas all emphasize
that
"Sweet mercy is nobillty's true
badge."
The student of Sllakcspcnre is con-
stantly reminded of thc beatltude,
|"Blessed are the merciful." In the
drama "Macbeth" Shakespeare ln-
cludes mercy among the "king-be-
coming graces.” In "Measure for
Measure," the thought' that is ela-
to thylock, is repeated :
lililpd on the Stage and the hm hc- "No ceremony that to great ones
gan:
' “It was vgry flulct in the hall, und
when the machine began to speak ill
Apache the chief. who sat beside mc.
caught hold of my arm with ii hand
which shook like a loaf; nnd that
chief was about tlic bravest mnn I
ever knew. He stood tile strain for a
moment, and then calling to his bad-
ly frightened followers he led or ra-
ther followed-for he had ii front
scat-in ii wild stampede from the
hall.
“Those Indians didn’t stop running
until they got well into the open on
tha parade ground, and it took a
lot of coaxilig and explaining to get
tllem to comc brick for the rest' of
the show. They enjoyed thc moving
pictures, and ilpparcntly were not at
all frightened by, them, hilt we saw
to it that tllc phullograph was silent.
"After the show was over the chief
who had seen an ice-making machine
u few weeks before, and was too full
of the modern miracles to speak
slowlv enough for mc to illldcrstand
liiln in his own tollguc, which is vcry
difficult, called the interpreter and
said »:
-" ‘When white man makes ice out
of flrc and talk out of tin it's time
Indian went away.’ "
Major Burke of the Wild Wcst. show
-beg pardon, exhillition--it‘.< alwziyl:
"exhibition" when thc major .-ipcnlu:
--beard the story of the phollogrnpll
and capped it with nnothcr.
He said that n few years ago wlicn
thc Colonel Cody outfit was lli i‘lli-
cago thc magician, I-lerrmnnll, ll.‘
the Indians a visit. The great mus-
ter of slcight of hand did sonle sim
ple tricks which drew the attention
of the Inilinns, alld then- as they ga-
thered about him hc began to plclt
gold pieces from the fincry of n
chief. The chief remained passive un
til Herrmann pulled a live bird from
an Indiall's pouch, then turning to
the others, he said gravely:
"White man big thief. Steal cvcry-
thing. Go sit oll your trunks."
Every Indian rail for his belongings
and refused to raise thc guard -until
Herrmann had gone.
HOTELS AND AUTOMOBILES.
To the Editor of the Guardian: On
my rcturn to my native Island this
year I find much complaint regard-
ing the falling oil of tourist travel.
Not all agree oil causes. ,Some place
the legislation which excludes auto-
mobiles as thc supreme drawback.
Others lay the trouble to the rail-
roads and stenmboats and stlll oth-
ers to the hotels. If I were to _at-
_tempt a diagnosis, I would be like-
ly to lay it to all the causes named,
ouch in' greater or lesser degree.
For Sale by Auction
lfoiel Acadia and Acadia Spring
Sites Grand Tracidie Beach
l’. E. Island.
These grounds, for twelve years
known as the moi-it. profitable sum-
mer resort in Prince Edward Island,-
will be sold by auction to close the
estate of the late Isaac C. Hall, Se-
nior, iiale to take place at the prem-
ises on Thursday, the 25th day of
August, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon.
They include a leasehold, at a low
ground rent. of twenty acres, more
or less of handsome blue spruce
nark. upland, ~meadow and 'harbor
beach.
The famous Acadia Spring, cold,
clear, llnfniling, flllly equal to the
renowned Poland Springs of Ver-
mont for kidney, intestinal and oth-
er diseases. This water can be piped
from the spring at small cost.
A four room cottage and long
shed.
_ A splendid flsllcry location on a
deep water entrance channel, within
two miles of thc best fishing ledges
on the eastern coast where salmon,
mackerel, cod, haddock. halibut,
bake, herring and lobsters have al-
ways been successfully filshed at Trn-
l tl G l S i t l l f th cl sin hour and asked for di C1 il n 4
Land and ‘the 1,\nnd_. n A mt; ..,._;-‘ Thc rggollltion passed unanimous- e action to le enera upern cur- le ore e 0 K ca e. uma, q a auge an oysters
n,.op0|y_- The any YZ.; arc ,,g,_,,, |y_ ency, Dr Carman told the delegates I license. Miss Carmichael said thatlare taken ln the harbor. The shoot-
up`,""f‘he monopoly in hunt.-..l. ..lnn,l_! A resolution regarding a new ‘that they were fnltliless men it they 'she was twenty-seven years old and ing and trout fishing about Traeadle h H d
tlidllgh the company continues l.. dosteamship line from Chatham to.cons|dered personal matters. This was empfloyed as a managvr Of the hill 01"!!! U06" \lli¢l0¢ll0d 011 thisI"‘°V °°“ dnb comlgrl' "m‘°“" dis'
' een at the olil stend. iallnrfnttetown and Sourls was real-.rnmnl-it pl-ndncen ,nent ,,pp\ang¢_ lstenogrnph-ie department od the Dil part of the coast. . ll' gi. BUOY ht ‘H1411 |°0<l.t Withvut
_= ` the last session of the Novnlhrmed. | It was decided to appoint s specl- ,Pont Powder Company. of No 90 Weetl A bong fishery with motor boatl at nf 'gy' ml xl mv" 5° the pw'
.5 ll l*l°l*‘¢\ll'¢ I "h'*fU\' wwii It was decided to bold the nextlnl committee of thirty-four members street. Baron von llrbiill Klve his this point can have no superior on gr. :Ofc alfa? ngywazgmslziglagm
‘ f-Ed U19 llllf"-‘me 'l'llBf‘h0lle & annual mcetinif in M°“°f0H~ _to ci.nsidel~ the General Silperlntell-lsge.all twenty-Bve, and said that ht'tl\ls coast, owing to the exhellence |
'dency Rev` T. Albert Moore was re- 'was the son of Baron Charles von Ur- | of the boat entrance and the short th” “fl ,§°fft°“ Y” {,°m'ld° They “nic
e Coifipany. to lay cables, i-i.-..,, The following officers were elect'-fl
“lkilt that time lt was s‘lrlnllicd,an recommended by the nomination
_ the new company- one cf its committee:
orator= was an Islnnll ‘ure--, President-F. W. Sumner, Moncton.
.he lsliuid cable ln view. Tue; Flri-it \'lcc Prelliilellt-Capt. Augus-
'b ' Qs frtherell in parlliilnilllt by , tus (toon, vnl-rn.,ngn;'
MB. F. l’vhrn0u. father-ln-li-.w ull Second Vice President-Jamell Pn
 . Mef'li:dy, `t<.n Charlottetown
Not the king's crown, nor the de-
puted sword, l
piited sworil,
‘The nlarshal’s trllliclicon, nor tllc
| jiliigen lohc,
Ilccolne tlicm with one half so E000
5 grace,
As lliercy does."
Mercy in Shakespcnrcks drnnias is
always made to stand forth in strik-
ing contrast with i\i5'-l‘?°- AUOUY JUS'
tice there is nothing ntirnCtiV0~ U-
is an austere figure coldly metlng
out law, not bellevolclltly pouring
forth love, the higher law of llf¢1.'l`hC
just man, thc lighteous lliall from n
legal point of view, is continually as-
serting himself and his rigllts. His
cry-, like Shylock'a is, "It is mine.
and I will have ft." He is entitled
according to the lilw to his pound_of
hope for those about to be incarcer-
ated,-are the angels of mercy. If
justice alone held sway on cn.rth,wltn
her scales and sword. this would be it
miserable world. Fortunately bene-
llccnt mercy broods over liumian so-
ciety with healing in her wings.
_Shakespeare was never more pow-
erful than when hc penned Poi'tia's
lines on mercy; and w-h-at'an influence
his words have had l For three hun.
dred years they have'heen‘enllobling
mal. According to Shakespeare nlef-
cy comes of a-willing heart; it is not
“strained." It blesses the one wllo
receives it, but. by ennolllillg the
b°"°"°d in P°"“°’“ °°l°l’mt°d Dlmsoul, making it more capable of dl.-
lng deeds of mercy, lt, to an infinite-
ly greater degree blesses the giver, It
is the mighticst attribute in the
longs' `mightiest.
As if to make the teaching of mcrcv
to the world the crownl-ng work of
his life Shakespeare crcntcd Pros-
-pcro. "The Tempest" wall possibly
his last great original creation. In
it tllc hero is a mall`who has been
cruelly, harshly used. Sllpcrllu~:oi\n
power lic aclllhvcd. Hc is i'cpl'escllt-
'cd au ii species of God-ml-ln. l~lis ene-
:mics were all 'nroiiirht within his
control. Hc could say
i "At this hour '
I Llc at my mercy all ulinc cnemice.',
| The lash and shackles illcy bull
.eai~ned, but l’rospcl'u rises to ri god-
llilrc height of charity. Ally rulrl
'could punish accorllillg to thc sin-
nel-'s deserts, but for himi, . , /
flesh, and he takes pharisaical pride
in exacting the bonil, forcing thc
debtor to pay to thc utternlost far-
thing. lt is his right, the law nu-
lthorizcs liim to cial-m his own. There
is n higher principle than lnerc fight
or law in tlic world. £00 lmncllllf of
love. Mercy is the nalric-that has
been givoll to this law of l<1`~`c. It 15
nt work in thu universe and ill i-io-
ieirty. Wcrc_it, not, life would not llc
,i-:ortll living. Thcrc is no ml-lu but
iran tlikc to llimscll thc words,
“The rarer uctioli in
lil virtue than ill \.'cllp,callrL‘; they
i _being piliitellt
The sole drift of lliy purpose doth ox-
? tcnd `
Not 9, frown further."
I Whcn Sh:\kcspcarc's roliri-litlon of
`nicrcy has been p;l'aspcll by llll having
nlitllority, when fllc law of love tlint.
hc tnulzllt lllld rctaluzht ns thc divlilc
;inililr,llcc in tile liunlilll licnrt luis becn
recognized, when sill lllen are con-
' “l-low would you bc, `.~:pic\i`ollsly wearing; “nobility's true
EU Hn, who is the top of jiulglrlclif.,
E should 4 H ‘
Hut jllilge you as you arc?
badge," nlcl~cy,---pcacc and good will
.ivill posrss the earth.
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' I am from Vermont slid we lind ill
ltllnt state, in our search for sum-
'mer tourists, that the first requisite
is il place to stay, either boarding
house. or hotel. `It stands to reason
that no one is going to venture ilp-
on a rail or steamboat trip without
knowing where to find a resting place
when llc gots to the end of his jour-
ney. It stands to reason then that
lthere must be a home to go to for
lthe weeks or months that one is
away. For the reason that one
lodges at the hotel a longer time
than on train or boat the hotel or
boarding house must be attractive,
pleasing and suitable to those who
are expected to remain within its
walls. The hotel, therefore, which
caters for tourist trade must be of
a qilality and attractiveness to cor-
respond witll the prices charged,
Thousands of .persons leave their
own' comfortable homes to lodge in
rooms that are ill-furnished, with
poor beds and generally untidy and
unpleasant. ln hotels of that class
the food is generally not ofthe high-
est standard. If the price, however,
agrees with the accommodations and
the food, there is pcacc and a pro-
longed stay. If the price is high, the
visit will be cut short ‘and there will
lie no return. I regret to say that
the average hotel on the Island, ns
I have found it, maintains higher
prices than thc quality ofthe rooms,
food and attention deserve. They
charge'ratcs equal to hotels in the
States whicll furnish better food and
accomrnodations-clerinlicr, brighter
and more attractive. In my opin-
ion, there is not a $3.50 a day hotel
on the Island; and compared with
hotels in the States there is none on
the Island that would be classed as
a good $3.00 a day hotel-and this in
respect of the food and service, the
beds, rooms and the general untidy
appearance of the place.
There is a class of hotels, howev-
er, that does the Island credit, ho-
Itels that attract people from the
States in considerable numbers.
Those I refer to are the beach hotels
durlilg thc hot season, houses like
Bhaw's at Brackley Beach or the
Cliff. These hotels are always filled
by American and Canadian people
who enjoy the climate and simple,
sunstantlal and wholesome living, at
a iprice tllat is reasonable, and sat-
isfactory to the patrons who come
year after year. It is such hotels as
these that draw people from abroad
to the Island. The class who come
herc anyway are not the million-
aires and other. rich persons, but
what is known as the "middle"
class. neither rich nor poor, educated
and intellectual people who go where
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That. is the killd of scrvice tourists
get there. This hotel, the Woodstock
lllll lit Woodstock, Vcrnioilt, n. little
village, is patronizcd by many lead-
'ing Canadians. So mucli for hotels.
Thc Islnllilers, as we all know, are
collservntivc. Llilt tlic limit of con-
lservatlsnl wns surely reached when
they took if. into their fiends to ex-
clude ilutomobiles from the Island.
That was something like trying to
‘throw the calendar back, or like Mrs.
Partingtolrs attempt to sweep back
the sch with ii broom. The lnw has
succeeded momentarily; but what of
the futurc'.’ (Jun any community in
|this day live to itself? No, it. can-
|not. The lslnlld has so improved ill-
;ternal and exterllnl coilimunlcatiull
within 40 years that it is no longer
isolated from the world. You arc
-now a part of it nlid you will suflcr
|llnless you live as par-t. of it. Why
not prohibit the winter bouts and
thc railrllad? The ‘latter scures
.horses-why not l.\:rl' u legislative
fiat ngninsf. it” Nu. you would not
stop it if you f  .Zo it would be
with uiltuniobilcs. I read the other
day in ll newspaper that:
"Ml: .Inmcs Willinnis welll over lo
New (llnsgoiv, N. S., this morllllig
and took with him probably tllclust
of the nlltomobilcs iii thin Province.
having pilrchnsed it. from thu local
company upon ivllusc hands it wilii.
The hope of obtaining ii rcpcnl of
thu local Automobile l’i‘ollillitlo|l
Act seems to have been nhnuiloncd
for thc present."
1 cannot credit tllc last part of the
item. I predict that uutolnobllca
will yet come by the scores to take
the place of the machines that were
once outlawed. The automobiles llnvu
come in _t c world to stay. Tllcll
will be the carriages of tllc future.
They have been opposed wheravrr
thnrc were horses, blit no communi-
ty of your size has outlawcd them-
The opposition is dying out. every-
where else ns fast as the horses get
used to tllcm. If the nlltos had been
left alone most of the Island h0rB0S
would 'now be educated to thiim.
Those who oppose the use of autos
are always the sufferers ln the end.
The auto would be of great BcrvlC0
to the beach llotclll here in carrying
patrons from thc railroad stations
to the hotels; and cvcn' for that ser-
vice they would be of large valid to
the Island. The alarm 'abc » tlw
autos was of the nature of an un-
reasonlng pnnic. The machine wail
charged with cnililfng accident! f0|`
which it was not responllbln." Thi!
troubles with horses in our state-
now are very small and rowing loan.
The insular position 0? t»l10‘Iell1I\d
makes it difliclllt for thp larnierl N10
merchant and the manufacturer to
lreach the best market. It is fhardly
less than a crime to add tow, their
diflicllltlea by legislation which tends
to mill-li the Island a hermit. lil"
orea. The Island will "ave tually
do muc e or e sew ere find tli it rest s ree olpleas-
elecied Secretary. The following were ban, who was a field marshall l-n the ililistgiglce between the ledges and thcl we bléut 0| ` hotel in vnmont me ang Z" grggf ,nm°:“m` "ou"
appointed assistant, secretaries: F. Austrian army at the time of his ar r. ' hi h ta B nm th t md u M __ ml - __ _ ‘
Kirby, All-erin; Benjamin Hills, No-‘dcalh, six years ago. | A 'beach house nt tlillipnlnt during :n gpnxfe, with l;er1:n|wggwny°..g|¢,i¢h: h‘i;y,?|l,,s°sc;:;‘§°"_ug`,:__'“|grgggf
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Dr. D. ld. Willmott, Toronto. lple made anxious fnguirlen as to whe- cure all the guests lt can accommo- mom in sn, honm, pubnc or m.\“f_e_ Wm be nn excellent m%.'ut“t.g--1,".
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