Nlumunws, TBI
GULRQIAN
we sctioii of the i'1fi¢.’J.1©,i_1 at U19
ill ii.
and what is _known as t
or Clifford position
;{j,,g's prize winner.
l the Uttawa Citizen coi_ne_s_
320 Uiiditurially in defence of the.
The Citizen declares th_e Clifford
position in shooti'i_lg is one. of the
noni vniuuble discoveries :pads _f,roln_ i,
fmilitai-y standpoint in t at it on-_ U
` _.‘ .i -_._
m. _  _
EFENCE OF iiiii iuiiiii i
_THE CL1FFORD_ _ii ii _iii   ii i
he
in
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 -'l`lie grea
rotherhood of toe unemployed in th
iiited States will meet iii _Washing
llllll EHUHEH
I'
c
iiblestlie soldier to take more deadly t
,im iuid iit the same time to expose
lin seioiiil stiige of the Governor Gen- S
lfiieri.ie_ J. Iiandrigaii, Percy ],ai_idri-;‘ C
_ , n
hl(r%ff_Ii__`§_i_ii_ll'3E_‘;_ “5A§;s”igé°;Ente___n_g,- nouncement mode here today. 'l`lie us-
! ` - _ . '
eriil’s iinitcli are lil. Mclnnis, J. D. S
gin, W. lf. llogers, Wylie Allen, E. th
lfcliiiiiri, Gliiirlottetown, who ure ‘ex
on, .l). U., fi'om Sept. 1 to 4, in iiii-
ual convention, according to aii- » __
ocihtlun had invited Vice. I.’i'esidenI_
herrrlnii und ineiiiliers of the Heiiiite,
oinmittecs to eoiisider the lot. iii and p
_ ___ ‘__ » cell yesterdav ri.fternoon. . » me-
0'l"lAWA»-4~“K- 25 I” °f-“°‘°‘“’i‘ gf ° _ _ Deputy sheriff Huyer una under -
_ _ . ' Sheriff Farris who attempted to res- ' »' -'V '
_ 1 _ - _ _
In voting to apo wh the usurp  _ cue the negro from the crowd, were ‘
r » Special to The Guardian.
` _ ' _ has tendered his resignation as Pre CHICAGO. Ang. 25-Wm. Harris
  . . r R, _' Guardian.
'roKio Aug 25-count Knisu e B wel to The 5
_ rms-nollm!`
Iiillllll SIIDIIS URI] Up ll] .I / ' _ ~ Shefifflnii D.e_pu.ty 0ve.rpo.w- Mackenzie'and__Nlann _in Tre-I Mailimuirii Terms Settled Up- `
"________ acmrars and ll U  erred and Locked Up By aty With City Now For on to be Offered to Germ Evidence Taken To De'
G0 ~_ ` I- _ It 'I I Furlojus_IllIob-_ I - its Purchase I ` .a'ny by Cambon -    I ° lcide IdentIty""°”sIgn
6rund_A_ggrcgute [  I  _ _ _ _ -=-l - ~
.___ L C F Special to 'riie cunrdian. _ special in 'rue cnerdinn. speeinr ee -sae ounrdien.    of violemze
PUROELL. okin., Aug. zs-wiiiie w1NNU_»EG__ A,,g_ 25_S,, w,,,_ Pams, aug. 25-ae u cabinet `
A c f N 3 000 men, women and children shout- Mackenzie and Sir Donald Mann con- council today me course °‘ Fmnch
' _ _ ` _ _ negotiations' with German over the
 -  ~ 1 Special to The Guardian. ;~(l1oapIi)i:d)v;Ie’ia Pete; 03:28? a negro rex-red.With the city council yestérday M°l`0°°Hi1 dihfiutc were uhanimously
orrflis oriiilliii       -   _~     of    -~    »<»
_ _ ._ . dayis Qesslon M the High Court 0! I_ of his own race and identified ns the este of tho Electric Street Railway Jules Camboni 1“`e”°h Anb“S5“d0i`.7-0 [_
1?.. For-ep¢,grs_ E, Ramsay of Mon- man who attacked Mrs. Minnie Company by the city for $24,000,000 Glzlfglarfy' . O
reel wee .elected High Chief Hanger Spreegins. wer iiurnru in death on n afiiiuru . - ,_ °”° -°°"t“f"“‘1 th” '"”"'"‘."”‘ ii
_and M___E_F_u__zy of H___m_u________s “___ __r______ Due ___ the _________ street _ Pu . _*___ erms _which France will offer (rar.
spew _to The GuM.di,m_ p0i_nt_e_d qétern Distrxct Chief _Rung_ u r- . many in order to. reach a settlement.
"sliecial to The Guardian
were lauded here.
wiiiiiii ii siiiiii
Hill SMll_fi;l|ilf
AS "YJUllli‘llllI"
iiliiiiff Hi3 _ LING INQUEST
IES# Iwi. Mill I lllfllllllll .COMMENCEDAND
_P_oS1Ti0N u iluiiiiii iziiiiii iiiiii in iiiiiiiii  is ADl0U_RNED
l'&_____.._,
IIDJOURNED TILL
_iaossan nav, union ni soiiin Ai-i  
ca, ‘Aug. 25-The Anglo American.
II C0ml>ariY'H liiirk Lyndhurst was; ` '_
Hiitffiyed Iiy fire at sen und the crew
The inquest enquiring into the
death of the late George Ling com-
menced yesterday afternoon at Fal-
oonwood Asylum, Coroner Dr. H. D.
.lolinson presiding. '
The following were the jurorm
Abram Bonnell, foreman; Michael
irlinith, John NIi:Lcuii, Allan Mclnnis,
Sydney Bonncll, Louis Mclnnis,
mes MeP.iic.
.In _
‘ i$'i‘. J(_i_lIN Aug. _ 24-i li`ricii<ls ril The followiiig is, in pm-t_ the avid-
* _Miss Sadie U. (Junliinghiiin, a cliiirin- ence subinittvd:
ing young person, who acted as stoii<i~
Jiimcs Mclniiis, the first witness,
rapher in it Prince William street iii- testified to the discover of the od
,Men » _ind (1.  _Uockburne were arrested
' iere e~ -l ~ ,-1. ' ~ _ _ _ _
"'* He mcmnmemm the Murqum OI Hmugggll lfilixyi’ Tllxiigifi 0dI)`tII/olil'tli,u:§ ity iis ii inan and has been iiiai‘i'ic>.<l|I-"IW ik/~ H1" |>"*IIi' WHS iilffii ll0\Vii‘
' Niiioiiji ns his successor. 0p_'.,,m in from' Ullmda' ' to ri liiily viiiidevillc nri_isf.0. l“"“`d» ‘*5h‘i‘1|lIL‘i`~`l f-fi U10 iiii0i`ff. left
________, __ _ _ .._ _ _
"__, House to uu_m,d ,md tu ,,m,,,i,,¢ Speciu, LU Tm, u_ml_diLu__ _____f_7oi.kbiiiii is _a coiiiixiercial travel- _I
_ . . y b y
surance oliicc for ii donsideriililc per-;UIi0\it U-30 li- UI-, A112. 21st. Ordin-
ios were sliriirlscd to lciii-ii that she My '-me-‘i ‘Ii'iii'iS C0010 “D £0 the `Bl>0t
has recently re'.'enli=d hcr true iiiilcnt-i \VIiifi`U if WUH fvlilid lil-it fiill H1000
"Miss" Uiiiiiiliigliiilii ivorkcd in St_’h“"‘1 ‘"“i"" 1'1"* |’U‘IY» "Ubi hand by
0]," ,mul u ,_.,,._,I,i,, of Venn, H U flii. side i-ihiiuldr-rs sceinrri buried
will up iii the Grand Aggregate.
_ _ruin iiiif
HAVERHILL, Aug. 23-Two hunt-_
rifle bullets fiyiiigfrom a bonfire
J, Gorliiim Grant of 24 Arthur_
iii the arm today, inflicting se-_
passed between
arm and his head,i
his head. His arm’
twice its normal size;
face was seared. _
was “Rh his brother~in-law;
cleaning up his house, fol-’
recovery by his littlei
diphtheria. He carried
a box of ,miscellane-
nnd in the box, al-i
did not know it, were
H.
a bonfire in the"
an box. on the em-
leiiuiiig over as he did so- __ _
a sputtering and a crash, thei
will require $336,000 from its funds.
The organization styles 'tself "Thr den
`Nu.tional Uolninittce ol' 'the llnein- fall
, iiloycd will _lzllotherhood Welfare Asso- Wo
  V icliition." J. Eads How is niitloneu
i
nirinan. Women iire embriiced in
. Harvey of Chicago, members of
national committee, being schedule(
for addresses.
The call for the convention st te
vi _ _ _
the memb_ership,_two of them, Jose-   
pliine Welston of Milwaukee and Cora ' , '
D
g g i¢_i»e_v r.
h
ing of u churcli at Vinicw iiieai' ti
n rowitz durlii tl i ' i' ic. 1 n
llHlMlllf _ iiiisiiii iiiiiii
.___
BOSTON, Aug. 24-The heavy and
ice tlierc, A iiiiiniiiisli stride rind lzi1'g~el‘ff_“
ands :ind feet were the only indlizii-i”
tive iniiiiiier, ii good looking face sind 
the habit of iilwfiys dressing in the
Iii ‘ - _
with thc young men of both; cities. 3;-0
 continuous slump in stocks made it About three weeks ago "Miss" ‘ur
  necessary today for a second confer- Cuniiinghani left Sydney hurriedly gi
' ence of ba“ke"9 and broke" t0 lack and after her dcl.»urture it wus lin- his
_ < m UD the lame ducks in the financial ii
ous that the y ui' ' ' ltiuf _ . , .
Ot he __ “Hmm” :£__:f'_v§’tc_;s:::_l __'3_lr’;:__ lilatr-il the evidciice of tr. D. Wright
test style shi. was very popular ,UDL Gumlwm testmcd
li s
that the io1lowi_iig topics will be dis-
cussed: Establisinient of national cm _ _ _ ‘ _ _
'pl0yme\1t bureaus; free trunsportatioi SYDNEY’ N' 5' “‘,’ Aug Mum".
to the job; shortiiing of hours and i- _‘Jew South v_v*¥1”"' .L'°vY`"»1m”’ft' “L
_mmjmum wage_ one thousand mem __ the head of \\hicli is Mi. Mcfrowan,
bem_ it is an0_unced_ will walk from nas not long held the ad__va_ntage of
"“‘“‘“°"° *° We"”“g*°° *° ““°““- f.'§°.."lZi‘ili”f.i°ifi.$”l‘§..IY.’2"i.“v.`iiiiiléii
WESTERN when ciwr _i‘;l;l‘..‘.‘i‘.}f."“.?;‘.i‘;?. ‘i.1“:?.f;‘.“_il.§’.i*;‘f
’_*- inier was en route from Eng and.
WINEIPEG, Aug. 22-Two mor( Riotus scenes occurred today when
days of perfect crop weather havi Vir. Willis, one of the disgruntled
given impetus to the belief that ever- Liberals, was made Speaker of the
in the latest districts grain will bf- T-louse by the Liibor Ministry which
ready to cut before there is any dan- .vas desirous by this means of rc-
ger of frost. Rain has been recorder" taining its majority, The members
In Blight quantities at three OI’ f0uI_ Jbjecting to the proceedings called
Points. but I10tI1il1E in the i1&tU.I`6 Of* zach other liars, scoundrels and
8
so interesting and fascinating as to
Af: iviis very eiitliusiastically ex-
lJI`~’=f=Si:ll liy niany who were present at
the if- M. C. A. ‘i-ian inet evening,
Miss I-lenriettu Rackham, as ii read-
er and dramatic entertainer, is "sim-
ply great." But these words are in-
adequate to describe the versatility
and natural talent of Miss Rackham,
in the exercise of which she held the
rapt attention of her audience
throughout thc .entire evening.
Drama that was at once stirring
and wholesome; comedy bright and
original; poetry interesting and up-
lifting, were presented in a mannei
long remain in the memories ol
those who heard them.
Secretary .Reilly introduced Miss
bullets ploughed their way w
er
Bll . _‘
In' ' Saskatchewan and' 'Albertan for
Between three and four thousanf 7
; rin hi D lvia. I-ie as h stily re-
iiiiuiiiiv smile riui  harvester- hw- -me fwfr “ .Ji .0-“ini .........if“......’fZ. n 
1 M iound that he would not be likely to
e east and south. Cutting is gen- ,mo
eral downpour has occurred ogues. _Blows were freely atrnké, and Q
here the crops are latest, grain is ,um
the box from the flames and- reported _ to be filling. rapidly. In ml
through the fleshy part of northern Alberta. the yield promises _vin
arm. He was knocked sense- well, samples from several districtc ,nt
and was several minutes _in re receivedhyesterday showing exception- 7 0
consciousness. .ally well developed shoots. und, 1 ` B
ense disorder ‘
.._ time in the chamber psndemon-
lparty called Pecker, a judas. t
ally the House adjourned' amidst
n his way 'from the legislative k
ng one abor member fell, frac-
_iicktham toktbe iT__udlence with a few
reigned. One member of the Lib- ?_§,§ver°O';'“(‘;0‘;'nt?y_§,Di___£t__;?3_’_:f_§__w%§
ose._;.v'ords immor ` ized by S_i?"§'X"'},`~C"
Walter Scott, opening with the wel? P ' T GREAT DEMAND FOR
nown sentence:
reatlies there the man with soul sc
Who never to himself hath said
"”i"his is my own, my native land.” ”
Congress street brokers, needed ns-
district. Stephen R. Dow! &` Co.,
sistance, and _the banks agreed there-
o. , -
Stephen Dow is president of AJ-
gvma, Corbin, Franklin, Indiana,
North Lake and Rhode Island copper
companies, and director in several
others, most of which suffered be v- S
a
ily in the general slaughter. Corbin
sagged to seventy-five cents a, share
and Franklin to 46.50
the securities of Nathan L. Amster,
president of the Arizona Commercial,
Boston & Corbin and Shannon Cop-
per Company, and the Globe Light .Si
Power Company. Amster’s mining
stocks dropped to such an extent
'that reorganization is necessary. A _i
few weak spots remainingnnayaliaiu;
to be attended to. _
CANADIAN PRODUCE. `
port of short crops onthe American
west and the southwest is expected
.to lead to enormous quantities of
inn.n's clothing agiiin and iissertlng tl;
ouiiced that "she" Iioll douiicil 'ph
Elii.-d the boiiy as he found it, in-
.Iiiig tlic clothing. He testified as
iiii»'rmi~ni. (li~oi'g1=. ']‘lioi'iie corro-
_ __ _ OSIGN, l'i'ussi;i, Aug. 2”- A iii:\\':i _ __ _ ,_ h. --_i ,H - 1 L _q d . ,-__ B §l>:ii‘tly iii the seaweed.
9 D""bIe.I"H c""h'"m""l" me ms’ pi.idei~ here iii-iiiis ii rcllort that .ivndulinfi ‘iiliicirmiiiegii ietiiifiiiiieiliullri an oily' G' U' Wriiim' U"‘|“"mk"r» de`
“DN-i.Y_0\1~ twenty-three persoiiii were cruslicd to _  E E f' " ` ' ' i”
_th and fifty-nine iiijiircd by the ' ‘ ' - `
to thc finding of the liody and
thing .iiiil as to burial.
as to the
body when
und. The skin bore no marks of in-
y and it wiis of thc peculiar Asia-
typo. He tliought the body might
vo liccii tlicrc one or two months.
ere were no iiiarks of violence on
e cliitliiiig. Ilvcrytliliig wus in
sition and condition oi
the I>l‘c_i’of.=:ntiVe of ii man had been igood order .ind in ri icrfcctl n.ituial
united in marriage with ,1 Miss I-Iopc co
ivho ‘had been appearing on the stive iii
Mr Cunningham apparently felt no th
umber of creditors to iiioiirn his dc-
oarture as well as ri number of de- #it
' I Y ' `
iiditlon. This place would lie a dif-
i. init one to get at to deposit ii
of one of the Sydney theatres. body und l thought it floated
rc. it ifiiieilil be inipossilile _to
_ ~ c
responsibility for the debts contract; give nn opinion es to the cause of
d by "Miss" Cunninghain and left. o death.
I-I_ow liiiig, proprietor of the laundry
Great iieorge Street, knew de-
,Uted young men who have had to ceased. Came on Saturday niglit to
A few days ago bankers took -over face considerable Chamng from ami' his
place. Did not say much. He
frlenilg said he would not work any more,
MURDER TRIAL IN VIRGINIA 2°!
El
`*“ Ins
_'rne_trin1 _of Henry ciny Benton, jun- lf.,
;__ \\'O
oHns'rnniriEi.n, ve., Aug. 24.-IH,
iild not go away, would kill him-
f, ivould throw himself in the wa-
'. Did not think he would do this
be had said the same quite often:
\\'ouldn’t tell him if he had had a
Ile stayed all Sunda und left
i
li
_ _ _ \v. - . ' y _
Or. Of Rwilmoiid. indicted f0i‘ Wiiefiii; 8.30 p. ni. Offered his watch to
murder, begaii_ in earnest here toiIiiy_‘_j,,¢i Ling, Hn “-ri-,tn ,1 letter to
with the Opening of the i>r<»eL°Chfi<»l\'e.-.ioiin Ling and I iuuiied in. Hun
_°a_?f_- _ ` _leince writtcii to get letter back
e first uitncss to lic ciillcd for _luck iq Coming next Wtipk (,e0;-gg
ijle eemmvhwwith f0<ih.v \\'1iel<»iunum`.=, ‘$267. 'Phe winnénu' identi-
The United States government’s re- y
h°m35 UWC". Uncle of the m\ii'der_0d _ fied ii. pliotogwipli of deceased and al-
oung woman, summoned to tehfify so clothing Didn't kno if he had a
that Beattie brought the ifody to the bunk M,,Ou,,t_ W
'?hW9i1 h0.m¢ \V1l31} f1Si_1Oi`Y Oi 11 milii 0ii_ Thi- inquest was ndjourncd until
_1,0ND()N_ August 24-.Ama1gn,mate¢l_al1 been placed. Threshing of rye ii
snrieiy ni Railway ervnntn eeriimn- reported in Some districts- -
tes strike pay during recent trouble
a in auitoba and the men hav:
iMinard’s linimerit cures garget in cow:
' NEW YORK, Aug. 23-The prose-
‘ Clltion scored a point this afternoon
_lit the triiil of Paul Geldel, the bell
iw urruueu ni inning william H.
' -iaclisoii, the aged Wall street brok-
- hr. Part of the verbal confession al-
Iiked hy the alice' have been made
D Y y 1
‘ by the 17-year-old defendant was indicate that the defence would tri
I liicheil before the jury, Judge Crain
_ |il'Ini: overruled an objection oil Gei-
'» i|°I's counsel. '
= Detective Jeremiah Barber testified
liiht yiiuni: Geidel had admitted the
. ownersliip'of ii bloodstained handker-
vhlef ioiiiiil in the room of the slain
_I1I'oker. According to the detective’s
tminililly. he showed the hnndker-.
Wei to Geidcl and asked the bellboy
If It wus his.
__ Gelilel iiilinitted it was, the officer
H810, iiiid iiilded: '"1 used to wipe my
bands on." Barber testified that he
“W (iridcl again the morning follow-
. I“K lille conversation and asked him
_ "i_1;v lie killed Jackson.
U0Il't talk to me about that. If.
--makes me sick," Barber said Geideli,
‘~v~»\~w,,.
responded. __
Before the detective took the stand
ii line of defence had been foresliad-
owed during the examination of wif.-
iiesses. Questions put by James 
Gray, Geidel's counsel, to COI‘0Iiel‘i
Ph sician Timoth Lehane seemed tc
to prove that Mr. Jackson died ol
heart failure. `
Dr. Lehane was asked if the imply
appeared, disregarding the wounds.
similar xto that of a person dead ol
heart failure. It did not, the doctor'
replied.
The first witnesses to take tll€
stand wus Norman I.. U08, 11 DUO*-°
grapber, who submitted seperol
photographs of Mr. Jackson's room-
taken, he said, soon after the finding
of the body. _ _
Dr. Frank W. Jackson, brother o.
the murdered niaii, testified that hr
had found the body Iyiiifl Oil B b1°0d`
stained hed. The pajamas were torn.
he gold, and 3, cloth was stuffed IMO
the mouth. The cloth and the pain'
_THE PASSING AWA
4
--*_i._~._._;_
_:S iight o'clock yesterday morning
___ iiel Miller, Ex-Principal of Welt
mn; _s°h°°I» City. passed awuyu af-
M__ Gini; confined to his bed since
lui* He was a son of the late John
bmfi' and_ Anne Haydon and wal
tllereloat Love '1'\I°°'d in 1534" P9193
___._____ re in the seventy-seventh year
mion $129- He_received his early edu-
,” _____i__h thu Love Head School and
_“___ ate tuition; afterwards lie
amy hcyear in the Old Central Aca-
_hu __-____ lharlottetown. Cn receiving
n Rust'}°° “U f-laeimr. he dnt tau#
,M ____d°?. than at Cavendish, Al -
..__.;..'i.. ...“.‘f2 il’ °'i.2'§.‘32§°‘,§’;"2,',.,,‘?.},‘
,,,,‘”§__§f_f_*_'ihhi__§__ :hu <;¢__ cue off; Nor;
q _ on e open o
,,,,°1,',e’_§°°:_ School in isis, no we?a;»-'
im ___ gnhfipal. Mr. Miller was the
mdmamd ITIUUY. all of whom had
Lund been im; Since his boyhood
,man ohm _grmomber of the Presby-
qmm w____¢ . and at the time of his
,ch ch 0:10 of the olden in Zion
- nr ottetown. of which ho
y 1 _
I OF L. B."NIILLER L'
`ha.d been in his day Sabbath School
Superintendent and the oldest mem~.
ber on the eldership. Mr. Miller de
servedly enjoyed _the reputation of be-
ing one of the most painstaking aiu
successful teachers of the youth ol
this country, being nearly half B °°“
tury a teacher. He accepted the Prim.
eipainiilp ol West Kent Scheei if
which he taught with signal succesi
for twenty years, where he maintain
ed his high reputation. He marridf
Margaret Lawson, daughter of thi
late John Lawson of Oovehead. Sill
.ui-.vives with ii family of three sunl-
il i i
J. Addison Mdler, at home, Dr. A.B_'.
giller, Medical Superintendeneof the-
roviiieiiil sunitdriuni at Kentviiie,_
s d Lemuel J. Miller, M. A., Associ-
am -Editor of the University M080'
:Ins and Canadian Medical Associs-_
tion Joiirnal, Montreal. The daugh-
.urs sro, Mrs. (Di-.) N. E._MacKay,
Halifax, Mrs. N. B. Marine, Sydney,
0.' B., and Mrs. F. J. Nash. Char-
lottetown/ 'ro the bereaved The
and three dau ters. The former are I*
resume his duties in the the House
_ “Mr. Peebles buys a Hat," and
"Jackey at the Kindergarten" werf
the numbers constituting, in general,
Lty. _ the humorous side of the program,
Whether a .general e19Cti0“ “'11iCI`i which it is, needless to say, were
much enjoyed.
‘or ‘many weeks. In conseqiience_
the Ministry is again in the minor-
the Liberal party' has been endeavor-
*ng to force the Govern-ment to con-
. , 9 i _ _ sent to, will beheld, cannot be deep] interestin was ro abl' “Il
‘ i prophesied. Mr. McGowan is nn as- I
' ' ` tiite lender, and is not likely to go 0! _LOUIS XT Oi FFIIIICC. ileliivf-iii! thi
mt of power until lie is iihsolutcly BIHIBWF Personality slid bitter sel-
,.,,mpe]1ed_ - iish_ness of this monarch, and througf
A Bm has been i,,tm¢|uce,1 into the which n_~ beautiful but pathetically
vieiurin Auueinbiy noinpeuing mann- _i_\;_i_{;i;he_ii:5__i‘°m_;1__i;9\;__;\:_=\e_ii;;;;y_e_;§;i»
' i t ii 1 i _ Y . 1 e -
facturers to state wia t e so es o "She liked Him Rule ¥ve______ un we
nf. Another measure submitted is n °“1Y Ui1<l_€l‘s_tood,” ani _‘_'.'1`he House
Bill providing for the abandonment E_3_L`{'lh°’ S_1d‘_’l Ufdthe H"“‘;_ w°l‘;€'I"°“€’l'
:fthe leasehold system. u Y len ere "nd mug or '
- much applause.
ioots they manufacture is composed
--.-~.»..........~...,...,.,.......,...,...._..,.,,.,.,,
mas' were introdllced ns exhibits. an Extra," was a pretty little story
Geidel displayed no emotion at the of married life, teaching a very valu-
_zruesome sight.
Geidel was dull-eyed and pale and
iiiarcbed mechanically into court nt
che side of his lawyers. Mrs. Annie
the session was resumed und tool: ii p
scat in the back of the room. t
As the mother’s eyes met those of
her son she smiled reassuringly, but
ileidel’s iminoviible face gnve no re-
sponse. A shade of disappointment
or worry crossed the mother's face
at this greeting. . c
Dr. Anderson, seeing the b0y's mo- n
ther sitting alone in the courtroom. 8
Silt beside her for 5 m°m°“t *md late M. P., who has again received
spoke to her. Those sitting behind t
them heard him say: "My dear ma-
iia-m, I cannot tell you how sorry I
am for you, the mother of that poor
boy. You have my greatest sympa”
thy, I cannot speak about lt, but
God” bless you." .
The trial will be continued tomor-
row.
COIMUNICIITIUII t
TNRGIIGII PROVINCE
b
this port at Bl20 a. m. for Picton
with passengers, freight, express and
mail, dockin at 12.00. _She left on
return at`4.3§ p. in., bringing passen-
gers, freight, express and ycsterdaY’B
N. S. mail and arrived at 8.20 p. m.
She lssiveii this morning for Picton at
3.20 a. ni.
The Hiirlsnd veaterday made the
usual return trips between this port
and Eal\ River, leaving here at 5.80
a. in. A 8.30 p. m. and rnurnigog at
night. I leaves today at 6. s.
m. diid. .80 p. m. for West River
which wus under the auspices of the
Y.
Geidel, mother of the necuseii boy, lovable one. creditable both to thf
entered the court room shortly after performer, nnd to the institution
Walsh opposed Mr. Doherty in 1008
winds; cool and becoming showery.
his morning was fifty-six degrees a-
an hours and thirty-six minutes, of
__    &_'iiho length of today will be thirt.
Yesterday the Northumberland left tbl” m‘"“t°°'
457 and Monday afternoon at 1.42. It
"To Make a Hoozier Holiday,"
Of thedramstic numbers, the inosi
v 2 p il 5
Were King," a story of the reign
The closing selection, "Three and
ble moral.
On the whole the entertainment,
M. U. A., was a thoroughly en-
rovlding on ovciiiiig's pleiisure so in-
cresting ami instructive.
J. C. WALSH FOR ST. ANNE'S
i..__
M()N'i‘ilI'}AL, Aug. 24 -The Liberal
onvention for St. Annes tonight
omlnated J. C. Walsh, Crown Pro-
ecutor, to oppose C. J. Doherty, thn
he Cogscrvntive nomination. Mr.
VIEIITHER FORECAST &c
Toronto, August 26 - Easterly
_-__+
The temperature at tnree o'clock
OVE Z€I‘0.
morrow thirteen hours and thirty-
The tide will/be high this afternoon
at 12.10 tomorrow afternoon at 12-
will be high tomorrow morning at
12,86, Monday morning at 1.25 land
'flimsy morning at 1._53.
lun lets this evening at
0.$0__ Qpnday evening at 6.48
_Monday evening at 6.46; it
r _ `{tomorrow at 5.15, Monday
morn ng at 5.16 and Tuesday morn-
in; at 5.17.
he moon sets this evening at 8.12,
tomorrow evening 8.81 all Monday
evening 8.51. `
_ e roadway firing into his automo
grain and other produce being im- bil ~ ‘ ~
Ported from C_a1wde._ if the severe- nr. w. F. iiierner, n piiyeiuinn.
ment CTOP Bstlmi’-te 15 00i`i`¢°t- RBC1' who examined the body on the liiwii
procity would mean bigger returns O
to Canadian shippers of those'pro- qs
“cts H~f19°t°d bY Q15 Bilifeenleflt When The prosecution has already its
if IJ€C0I1l€S Ollerative this fall. list of more than seven other wit-
SEYETHI G10UC@9t9i‘ fish arms. in' iiesses, most of whom will be used
cluding the Gorton' Pew Uompiliiy- in apetchliig }:leiittie's print life :mil iii
among the largest in the country ex-
llect they will be compelled to open ,,|~ime_
-idditioiial brunch houses in the ro-
iin effort to build up a motive for the -
S t b 'tl t thrc, ':. m. at the
e and killing Mrs. Beattie. I scfdiccrglzikre. J I a F A
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Beiiulnlr lliniord, the 17-year-old
f the Owen home, will fiii-ther_giri, said to have come between the
tablish the death of the victim. .prisoner nnd his wife, remains in
jail nt llichforil us a material wit-
iirss. Her testiniony probably will
not lic iiitriidiirtcd until tomorrow or
next dziy. I
.l\iiiiai'd’s liiniirient cures Dlstemper.
» p
ninccs and employ C-anaoians under
reciprocity, which is not wanted by `
Zloucester interests.
'Rumors are still current that the
paper, lumber and other interests in
his country will spend vast sums in
Quebec provinces and New Brunswick
ln an attempt to upset the govern-
ment.
CHANGES IN C. P. R.
_ l<‘. aiidf Mrs. Hodgson, city, leave
_ DEPARTMENT

li
F. R. Hodgson. Mrs. Hodgson iindrrlt. Louis. Ulisirlcs i\‘. Baker is inn:
_,him of St_ Lo,,iH_ M0__ who h,we.:igci` of thc United Stntcs l'rinLing
. » - < ltiiiiiiliiinv nnd has nseociiitcd with
. ting the iori'ncr's parents Sm ~ - ` _
Flieiciir oi=i=icE ‘°""' ”"“
liini bis nclihcw Hurry Frasci. Mr.
Baker is consiilcrcll ii most successful
V-IIIS morning 0" f0t\"`" Ii0m“» Mi'-lnliil wenltliy Iiiieiiicss inrin_ S. Mc-
_ _ _ i'IodgSOIl. who is chicl’ clerk of theiiliiiwin, who \‘ir-,itcil this city some
ML)N'[‘Rl<.AI., Aug. 24-A Cli'C\i1l1i' illinois Steel Warchoiise (‘.o., holds iifmoiiths uno, is ii .siicccssiiil iiiuiiiiiac-
i5Sli€<I by U10 Uliiiudiliii Pflfiiqc full' :nost remilncrlitive position. lic islfiii-nr of lilndcr iriiiii. David Wilson,
way :iiinoiinces ii iiumlier of import- leeply inte,.e,,ted in ]»,.,,,.i,,,.,,,i,StS_...]~u€~ as hp wat, mmilmrly k,,,,w,,_
ant changes in the freight traiilc dc _V
Durtment of eastern lines: The va.-
cancy cnuscd by the retirement of W p
B. Buliiiig, who was forced to givt i,
up temporarily his duties us assist- ,_
lint freight manager, owing to ill- _
ho reside in St. Louis and with suv-iig I, ,urn ,ii llio lata Ge<ii°ge Wilson,
im] 0tIi€i‘S iii 0iid0i1V0Fiiii£ to forni nicity, :ind in iiirr-lmiiicnl siiiierintciid-
. I0. Isliindcr’s (".liib wlii-rc liomcloni of the ilelco Printing Uoiiipany,
Ove Could inert. rlleciiee iiomc iic\\'s,iiuviin; wiui iiini nn iiiieiuenn ninnug-
nil enjoy ii social time. Aiiioiig tlioscfi-r W. IP. (`iii‘ti-r gnu of Mrs. Mary
_ esiding there now who have miiiiy iii-f_(‘ ‘iii-i~, 75 Sin-iiii:’ Puri' Roiid. Mr.
health' has hes," NFuciI{. Illy tthakag tercsted relatives and friends licrc ure* l’i-Iiirc of riiiiiiiiilrixeiilc i; ciigiigcd with
El?;'€tm;I;;H?i;__ ' H ' E lr nggcggnnlg James M. Siitherliind, ri leailiiiu iit-.i\li-miird_ .l;ii~l'.;irll iiiiil liiriix. thcleiid-
omce formerly held by ML Kirk_ ny, Rh( W 0 wus (irllicr _V ii i, 1 _iiigiiiy ot iiiié i.i- mil:
patrick in the Atlantic division. W.
freight agent, bt. John, N. B. east A
of Megantic to SL _]u|m_ |nc1'udmg 'nnnager of _the llriincli _uf the Wcst-
hmnch ]ine5_ ern bnion I`clcp;i‘:ipli <oinpniiy niid
  with his wife is highly tlioiight of iii
rm Davies :ind r'-iitlierlniiil ol' tiiii-iii-il elioiilil spiii-ii pi;rriiit_l>iit perhaps
_ - city. (llinrles McNeill son of tlic lute nt _siiiiiii iiitiirii .liitir if thc Prince Fld-
Bamwld is ‘ mlpointgd dlpislon i`CIliIJHI<l MCNBIII UT this City. l.~=fiviii‘il islzifiili-in of Ht. Louis get to-
ir~-tlicr iiitc-i‘i:>‘tiii;: letters may lic writ-
i.i:n rind il' so will ho gliidly published
iii ‘Phe Giiiiiwliiiii.
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te for Classification.)
(Trio ls
,WMT1‘Eb, a girl to assist at cook-
' J ing. King Edward Hotel. _
____ ___ 8-20d1wpd.l _, _
ANTED, a girl for general
` - housework. Apply to _Z_%__Up-1
v°.i°__Rr_!“_°°_§'=_-_m _L-laik
TO LET, two rooms at 35 Upper
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EVERGREEN CHEERFULNESS.
Of course, in this life we milst ox-git.
pect our share of dull diiys, :ind itl Some nf the happiest people in the
I
I
press wal 5 miifltll lltl.
The lowalt temperature recorded
yelterday was fifty-two degrees above
zero- and the highest was seventy-
elght. The coldest recorded the pre-
uihfus nicht was- lfty-two degrees
above zero, at nine s. m. yesterday
it as sixty-eight degrees above zero,
rot I at night.
"Tim £:t¢rn express was on time,
the Southern accommodation was on
time. the Western accommodation
was twenty minutes gate, the Bum-
manidé, and Eastern coinmodatlon
trains were on time, the Western ex-
'. Queen St. Will be let to a wo-
msn._AApply_on_pEin_i§s_. 8-Zsdllpii.
OSTRIOI{ feathers cleansed, dyed
_ a d rlad, also boss renovated,
-i 21 3.-ivf5l»id__§¢_.________@i:2s=»1iii><i-
_ iAN3‘ED, second class experienc-
l e male 'teacher for Dunstsii-
nage School. Siipulement 1525. W.
E._Vessey,;Sec'y1rgs. 8-26dr2iUd-
‘IJ0S'I', purse containing s sum of
I money between steamnavigs-
tion wharf and Rocbford Square.
Finder please leave at Edward Car-‘
50,95, _ _ ___l-26d1i.
, I ST, on 25th, small blue enam-
il-jo elflgd watch, open face, between
58 Kent St. and Paton h Co. store.
Fiildor igturn dto Miss Ropgr at
on & o. rece ve rewai- .
P" an s-zsaiipe.
would bc just as absurd to prctcndi world are the ones who have most
that life is all pleasure ns it would difficulties to contend with.
to imagine that ipis nll disappoint-_ To some tcmperaments, of course,
ment and sorrow, for existence forichccriuliiess comes far more easily
all of us really consists of both suii‘tlinn to others, but we can at least
and shadow. tryto "keep smiling” sind do our
Our good temper 'ls not worth best,- no matter how we may feel,
much unless it resembles thc ever- and determine not to depress oth-
green, ri strong, sturdy plant that ai-9,
can face the warmest rays of the sun So, though, if to~morrow dawns
undaunted, and yet can stand im- wct nnd dlsiiial, it is certainly not
noved when winter holds thc enrth my fiiult, yet I shrill be to blame if
n 3. better grip. My cheerlulnoss Iallow the weather to make me
_,Q-ft _._
ought reitlly to resemble ii light,
showing up best when darkness falls;
but I fear me it might often better
be described es a chameleon, that
little animal which has the power of
changing'its color to match its sur-
roundings.
We cannot prevent trouble from
 i
Gusrdlau extends sincere sympathy. , l
His-wi, I-_l»m°i=3> ,°°r°i i>ii».ii\h»ri~`,
our at nine p. m. it was sixty-one. BOWffNG Bfx'ke7if“Alleys,M under
cross and irritable.
A wise housewife, if the windows
of hor sitting-room look north,
chooses a yellow paper for its walls,
ns that will make the room full of
sunshine, even when none can get
there, And n, wise woman will try to
adorn herself with Q 1 permanent
mnrket,'oinn lawful days ten to comiriz ver ' often but we n
Dinard ,_ Liniinpnt cures-colds, etc.
\ ' i . , ' '
_ _ y ; ca al-
,|.“n_ 2-zlldcl, ways help being unduly troubled by
cheorf lness, no matter how gloom;
and diill the outlook may be.