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WITNESS _ emlueusaEiEi.  o ~
  -lN_§_ll_llllliN CASE s  N  suululou
' (canadian Press)
MINEOLAN LONG ,`IBI4`A,l_¥)N*_July
o.-new ewes are  , Dv
tu... ww- -erwftedlwhwe .radar
charged _\vith.cs_1lt'!_iege revolver. He
, o heya-'l _ faB_s._w_itness in
llldncase otlg hdcN the Grand
Jury, He wap themlau who, it ia
stated, recently obtained for and
spirited BWKY B pistol for Mrs.
Cxrrnan. _
ewman said he was the party tg
gh” '9l`Hll“f1¢ifi0l1 and squealed bdcaure
0 did not get the money promised
to him. Mrs. Carman -is still ln u
state of nervous collapse,
"ml  Q.   
TU Jill EHUIMBIA
.ai
P
3
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' (Canadian Press)
HALIFAX, July 18.-150 men of
the Niobe“leave next week for lirlt-
ish Columbia, there to join the Can-
adian cruiser, Rainbow, which will
go to ilshri-ng Sea to carry on the
British share of the International.
patrol following the sealing conven-
tion.
‘l'00` LITE -FOI
CLISSIFIU lTl0||
_,_.._.--- --
One cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accomp-
any order. Minimum charge twenty-
flY_9_e°“_*°-_____.__._____
DOY WANTED. APPLY 188 QUEEN
strait- , sees-s-somcllagup.
oIfu'1N Moron Boar Fon 1-nun.
I -uw-~_ 41fl-_J-_,31<_§=»-@;2s==_1ff-°- 
WANTED A GIRL no-li -GENERAL
house work. King Edward Hotel.
, _:lien-_T-11Mai.
i-”o‘ll slim.-1 suanns naixron
ot $95 each. Apply this olilce.
_ _ _ __ 3411-7-limi.
FOR SALE-A SECOND-HAND OX-
yrathcr, price $15.00. Apply at
this ence. ___ ____e_41i_1_-1-1l_i\-ul.
non R|tN'r e Room COTTAGE zza
King St. Modern conveniences. Ap-
ply zzc_Kiug st. ____ 3401-‘7~11u
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
general housework. Apply 187
_ ,Prince _Street. __ ____ 3410-7-_1l1_VI6ilJd.
FOP. SALE OLD PAPERS. PAR-
ties requiring paper for bureaux,
shelves, etc., should apply to The
Guardian 0filco._ Zeilfl-5-30Mtf.
Hus'1‘L1NG MAN UNDER 5| Eailll
locality. Introduce our Member-
ships. $50 to $500 monthly. The
1-L-U 2°_e.___f=~=1u=¢ea._ev- =_4_l2:l1l1=
PARTIES WILL BE CONVEYED BY
Auto fto' the Clif! Hotel now open
for $1.50 each return. Phone
Davies Hotel 209-J.
_ _ ________ __‘*1_1§‘F‘_'?;l__1"I_1l_*_‘3i1*i°PP~
WANTED _BY Tl-IE 20TH OF JULY
n girl fm- general housework or
nurse maid. Apply at ‘.260 Grafton
_ Slffet- ,___ ___3_“_?_’_‘:";1ll"'2l1_"_‘1_~_
WANTED, ' FIRST-CLASS MALE
Teacher for Bunbury School. Sup~'
ll|€m"3llt, $51. Apply to ,l-lamnnnd
Kelly. _S0_ut-hllort. 34IiIl~l7-10M3i.
'l‘E1\CHle`lR WANTED FOR RICFZ
Point Si-bool. Sllpplrmient $20.00,
Apply A. B. McDonald, Sec'y.
__ ____ __ _ 3421-7-i1M3ip¢l.
wAN'rED A MAN Fon THE. FARM
steady work good wages. Apply
to Edgar Henrtz, Marshfield.
 _ :ues-1-illviriiua.
LOST IN '.JHA|t1.0'l`TE'l‘0WN, ON
.lilly Znd, a parcel containing one
Ladies' skirt. Finder please leave
with Miss Lislie Cameron.. St. An-
dl_-_cw»’s,  E.  _ 8420-7-8M-iipd
l-`flII.\Il). A _S-UM DF MONEY IN» THE
straet. Owner may have same by
buying for this ad. Apply Archibaldi
McLean, of Match' & (‘o.
3432-7-l1Mli.
Al.i. PAINTERS ANi) PAPER-
hungcrs are roquestcil to r-lake u
special effort to he at the Owls'
I-lull, Saturday, July, llth., at 7.30
m 343-4-7-l0l\l1l.
D- - ___ ____ ____ _______
'PEACHER WANTD. -'l’E.»\CHl‘Ill
wanted for Wilmot Valley F.'ch00l.
first or second class. Supplement,
$45. Apply Edward (‘aeely, Sec’y
of Trustees. 8314-7-l1M3ipd.
wAN'rEn.- ‘TEACHER Foii CROSS
lloads Schcol, Lot 48. Supple-
ment 550.00. Protestant preferred.
Apply E. W, lliartin, Sec’y, South-
_ 3m, Rui-al fltoute. 3400-1-11Msn>d.
WANTEI)-TEACHER FOR KINGS-
ton School. Supplement $60.00 for
first class teacher and $50.00 for
second class. llfsle preferred. Geo.
. sms-1-11l/iaipd.
woMsN F011
-hospital for- in-
E. V. Scribner.
Hospital
sane.
Supt. ,
Bo! 57,
State
for Nurs-
Arthur
State
 -_ 
iiMHiS_Sili0il  _
iiiiillilliiiii
_ _*_-
(Oanaillan Press)
LONDON, July 9. United States Aan-
bassudor W-alter H. Page, speaking
at a meeting tonight in re the peace
°°'“‘l5°llBl'.V in thcimetropolitan made
a statement of the new treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
l3rl-tain. After referring to the cord-
ial relations now prevai-1-ing between
the two countries the ambassador
,said it was the policy ,of the Amari.
can people to have alliance with none
Where there was perfect friendship al-
liances were not necessary. The old
arbitration treaty between the two
countries however, has been renewed,
and now he wus free to announce
that 5, new treaty was being conclud-
ed whereby H commission, was to be
set up to which either country could
refer matters coming under dispute
between them. Bot-h govern-ments
promised never to begin hostilities
until this commission had investigat-
ed and reported on 'tbeid-isputes. The
treaty he declared was now_virtually
complete.
SUP|iiiiii_ llillliil
Hou. 1\ir_ Stewart, K. C., on he-
hnlf of thc Sheriff but not opposing
the mr-tioil, drew the attention of
the Court to the fact that these
were criminal proceedings and the
Attorney-General should have been
the propel person to make the mo-
tion, and that Mr. Johnston was
not the Attorney-General and did-
not represent him.
The question of bail for the She-
riil was then lnooted, blit Mr. Ste-
wart declined to answer any ques-
tions as _to whether the Sheriff
could be bailed or not. The Court
tllcn ail_ii‘ul-ned to Wednesday, July
15, intiwuting that the question of
bail was one between the Coroner
and the Sheriff.
Some application was then rr-:de
re taxing the costs in the case of
England and others v. Decgan, and
u rule nisi was granted to show
cause why the cost in this suit
should nfl' be taxed. The action,
Mr. Johnston explained, was to re-
cover the sum of $8,000, and the
cost of the suit they were willing to
pay: but the plaintiils claimed more
cost than the defendant thought was
adequate, and -counsel accordingly
asked to have the cost taxed. A
rule nisl was, granted, returnable on
July 15th, to which date the Court
then adjourned. ` '
With regard to Mr. Horne, it ap-
pears trut he has declined to puit
in bnii fm: his appearance, and he-is
now su;-posed to be in the custody
of Co-oner Johnson. The Coroner
must have him before the Court. If
he send him- to jail then, inasmuch
as the Sheriff is himself jaller, and
the man whooccuples the position
of Juller il. aPP0illt°d bl' him and
liable to be dismissed by him at a
moment’u notice, it follows as a
matter of course that the Sheriil
could walk out of the- jail, as he
has the power to dismiss, and pro-
bably would dismiss, the jailer. Uo-
roner Johnson therefore has`the She-
riff on his hands, and the Sheriff is
willing to go wherever he takes him.
It is said that a similar difilculty
arose in Ontario, sad e special Act
of Pnrliun-ent had to be passed _to
remedy the ioke. _
__......._---....-
lllsarirs nisiment Guru Bhunmstism
 
-etc.;
tlculnis se td
Trees.. Charlottetown,
i s
t0d&Y. gave Sir Edward Carson a
free hand to take whatever action he
cared to take in calling the Ulster
V0ll111teers~to arms. The men were de-
°1B"°d “BUY icr mobilization at a
-moment's notice. Sir Edward Carson
lu a speech declared the time had
come for Ulster Loyal-lsts to translate
W0l'.dS ‘into action. Something must
be done to cause the British Govern-
ment to make up -its mind in reference
to the matter. Ulster, he said, was
anxious for peurc but would not nr.
Ccpt Peace ss the price of surrender. ‘
LONDON, July 10.-A, special des-
patch from Cairo, Egypt, says the
Ang-lo-Egyptian members of the' Uls-_
ter Volunteers have received -instruc-
tions to come home at once.
(From Dar Special Correspondent.)
BELFAST, June 30th.- The Brit-
ish Governluent is very seriously al-
armed at the progress which the
Trish National Vol-l-.-ear n-lovuntu;
is in-skiing in this country. Today the
irish Voluntei-rs number some 180,-
000. B, large proportion of which are
fairly drilled, and 5 smaller propor-
tion armed.
'l`he movers in the matter, how-
ever, dlave very strong Lopes that the
l'nit-ed States will come generously
to their assistance so far as the fin-
ci-l ti: _ce ned. U t
nn u ma ers are con r p o
'che present comparatively llttlc.mon-
not df, that without breaking oil with
the Natlonalists. It is doing the
next best thing- spending a‘u'out
£50,000 per month blockading the
Irish coasts with cruisers to stop the
importation of arms.
The Volunteers now openly avow
-that their ultimate object is the in-
dependence of Ireland. The crisis in
the "United Kingdom" is becoming
:Very acute and within the next six
,weeks. the long anticipated will
'h-apnea. Grave fears are entertained
as to the July celebration in Derry,
wlrlch is the storm centre of the
North at the moment. There the
Nationalists and Union-ists are wat-
ching each other night a-nd day.
Speaking la-st night in the Brit-
ish House of Commons Cn the Al-
banian question, Sir Edvward Grey
rather needlessly statcd- that the
British Government was not prepar-
ed to send British troops into that
country, and they would not
obstruct any other power. Great
Britain cannot send troops to Allian-
ia or any other place for the simple
ree-son she has not got them with-
out calling out ber reserv.-_s. 'lhe
home army which nt present should
be well over strength in view of the
coming trooping, season, is new
nearly 15,000 men under strength,
whilst the Reserves are 80.000 below
cy has been subscribed in Ireland.
etrengtii. lireat Britain is keeping
Sir  _    Provisional Government of
lllIste'i"til ,fiildt lctiilli   Necessary ill Calling Ulster
Yeluntcers `te_llcti0l`1. $ir_Eiiwurd-Declares Volunteers, Reddy for
Mobilization and Time Hes (Ionic to Translate Words into llction.
(Canadian Press-) ' se alarmed is the Government that every available ,,,,.,, at hom, 8,, long
_ BELIQABT. July 10.--'Ilie Provis-.lt would put down the Irish Volunte-I as possible, in view of the calming,
‘mal '°V°|`“m¢“_ of UIBWF. m8°¢1llS cr movement ‘lf it dare. but it could tion of the crisis in Ireland-.
- As a result of the seizure or arms
and ammunition at Rossclara the
authorities are showing renewed vig-
ilance in watching the Wexford
coast. It is stated that a myste\|
IOUB Schooner- said to be an- Ameri-
can ship- which was hover 'ng round
the-coast of Bannon, was last Boon
heading in the direction of Water-
ford. An armoured cruiser has ar-
rived in Wexford Bay, 5,n.¢1 since has
vigllantly patrolled the coast, throw-
'ha' her searchlights along the shore
at night and keeping ri close watch
on all passing -vessels anlcl local sull-
ing; craft.
It is l‘ep0!'tB€l that the Customs
have seized many hundreds ui rule.-_
of which nf. official mention has been
made, on the Southern and Western
coasts of Ireland. These without ex-
ception are of American patterns-
Springfield and Colts, principally.
Latterly there was quite ,, demand
in the South for American pattern
rifles and many inquiries were made
in Belfast.
The steamer Roma, which was ar-
rested about two months ago M ac-
count of having been (as alleged
used in the giun-running episode - at
Larne, is still lying, ‘under res-
traint at AYP. with the part cargq
of coal she had loaded at the time
of her seizure on board.
_-ov.-_-_-_-:,-_-_-_-_-_ .fc _~_-- - 1 1 ~ ~ if 1-v ~-wfw - ~...~.
- --wr -
(Canadian Press)
WlNNll'EG, Man., July 10.- 'At
11.30 o'clock theFree Press, Liberal,
announced" 19 certain Liberal seats
and 20 certain Conservative seats
with one seat in doubt and six seats
to hear from. The Liberals' seats
are as follows: Arthur, Birtle, De-
lorain, Glenwood, Gladstone, Lans-
downe, I-lumiota, Minnedosa, Moun
Portage I a Prairie, Russell, St. Cle-
mens, Virden, two Winnipeg Centre
and two Winnipeg South, total nine-
teen
The Conservatives' sealts: Assini-
boie. lir-liutiful Plains, Brandon Cy-
Ipress, Duuphine, Elmwood, Dufferin,
Gilbert Plains, Gimli, Iberville (ac-
lclarrution), Killarney, La. Veruau-
drye, Lakeside, Manitou, Morris,
liuckwooil, St." Boniface, Turtle
'A - -i - '-f _ 7..-
CDNSERVATIVES WIN _
  IN MANITGBA
'_,,_ _.._.._._._.._., ;g'_'||i(;_,||_
[Mountain and two Winnipeg North.
'l‘utai, twenty.
l The doubtful seat is Kildonan and
Bt. Andrews, where a maiority is
,eleimcr for Hon. Dr. Montague.
The six seats to hear from are
Carillon. Emerson, Robliu, Bt.
George, St. Rose and Swan River.
WINNIPEG Jul 10-Re orts re
. Y » D '
_ _ - lceived up to midnight have not 'de-
tam, Morden, Rhineland, Norfolk. iinitely decided the standing of the
urties in the next legislature but
hey indicate clearly that the Gov-
ernment will have a good working
n-ajorlty.
The Government claims 27 seats
ni against their opponents' I9. The
Liberals: claim that the results in
six seats now standing in the Gbv-
ernment column are so close that
recounts are inevitable.
(Vanadian Press)
H.-\l.ll1'.-\X,‘ July 10.-Miss Margaret
lliackcnzie nf Ottawa, superintendent
of the Victorian Order of Nurses,
,caused a sensation at the closing
session oi the (‘anudian society for
Superintendcnts of Training Schools
Convention here today by a paper
in which she said that the courses of
study in all Canadian hospitals and
the conditions under which the nurses
u
NURSE SUPERINTENDENT
cAu§_l;§_sENsAlloN
,in training live and study were not
_for the best development of nurses
and that an ordinary girl who took
la three years course in any of them
came out as much changed for the
worse.
I Tile statement caused a lengthy
discussion in the course of which
most of the speakers didered from
the opinions oi Miss Mackenzie.

The Si:preme`Court resumed yes- _ _ - - ~ ~» -  
terday morning, Sir Wm. Sullivan, _' , _ ' ’ ~ - ’ 'V . - ____
Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Haszard _ _ - ' ' Tile members of the Sumner School
eral 0” the Sc ce and citizens f l'harlotl;e
and Mr. Justice Fitzg d _ of icn -
bench ' J' ' ` ' ' 'town enjoyed another l'l)tl-fury treat,
The Cmoner' Dr H D J°h“B°n’ last evening when Miss llleanor Roll
retnurnedfl. writ of `de.t'ich'."ent whdch    '   inson of St. John delivered her sec-
federal member.
Unlike political celebrations, party
politics was set aside. Conserva-
tives and Liberals alike joined in the
happy occasion to pay homage to
'their great leader, the Premier of
(Kanada.
Cn the arrival of the twenty autos
tile party was received by the Pre-
mier oll the lawn under thc shade of
the oak and chestnut.
In responding to the address Sir
Iiobert thanked his friends for this
he had lomwed against the Pugh ond lecture before the school, lhe
Sharm °l_Q“°e“’s County' whwh re' subject of her talk was "The Teach-,
turn, having been made, stated that _ ing of Two p0e,,,s_., The poems Seb
h" hfm ui" bmw of the therem'.“am` ecteil for illustrating the lecturers
cd lsrl-derick H. ]-lorne as therein he _ _ idea of how __ poem shoum__be taught
was comnn-ended. (Canadian Press) entertained for thc safety of the ,handicapped because they could only were from '1'ennyson's “Idylls of the
M12 J0|-HB0" K- Cu then m"v"d QUEIXICC, July il.-Dufferin '1'er- Chateau Frontenac which faces the|tight the ilnmrs from one side, the King,” '|`hey were Saint Agnes and
llll0ll 'Chili l`0tl_ll’l1 `l_01` ll Writ Of Ha' race, Quebcc's famous promenade ov- Terrace. It was also feared.-others being too steep to work on. Sllr Galahad.
WHS C“l`l“lH dlmcmd to the Cj°f0“"f erlooking the St. Lawrence, caught that if the Chateau caught|'l‘hc people living above and below In the teaching of the poem it'was,
if. pi-uauec _thc l><>¢lv_ Ol the Held FN' are relay and. leaned by e and the stone supports or time l.ne.te'rraee began to move their be- suggested that the pupil should be
‘l‘="l'~`-li H- h'°f“° _b°f‘“`° the C°“ft’ breeze, the flames made rapid head- hotel would fall into the tene-:longlnga The terrace is four hun- first marie acquainted with the story
immediately. This w_;'it was issuefg “-ny through the hoard walks. In a ment district below. Houses fa.cl:ing,dred yards long and the board walk on -which the Docm was b.HB9fl.Sl10l11d
and the Coroner, w o was Dressnt little over an hollr 500, feet of the the terrace were soon ignited by fly-_was composed of wooden planks, (ine be allowed to hear it read cxpressivcly
in C°‘ftt° lm`m°dml'ely returned t' a hoard walk collapsed and fears wereling sparks while the firemen were third of the terrace is destroyed. should have attention drawn to the
he hm* th" hcdy 0! the said Freder' ‘ word pictures, and compare them to
F|iL0_MiNlliliVHil
Under cnnvas since Tuesday of last
week, the militia infantry and cav-'
airy forces and ambulance corps of
P. E. Island go out of camp to'-day.
Yesterday saw the wind-up of the
twelve days' trainings in some prac-
tical field and tactical inaaoeuvres.
A sham action was fought between
the two columns, attacking and de-
fendirgz, into which the forces were
divided. As stated in ycsterdny's
Guardian, the two forces 'marched
out of camp on Thursday afternoon
and that night bivouacked near the
scene ofthe operations which were
carried out yesterday. The attack-
ing or “Blue” force under Colonel
Ings nrudu their bivouac near Mount
Ryan, while the “Red” force, under
Major Jones, bivcuacked in the lo-
cality nf I-Iazclbrook station. With
the “Blue-" forcei -was Colonel Al-
lan, Cami- Commandant, while with
the_“~Re~l" force were Major Hayter,
of the General Stall of the Sixth
Division, Halifax, and Capt. W. Gib-
son, Chief of Staff of the Camp.
At five o'clock yesterday morning
the two forces left their bivouacklng
ground and advanced against each
other, and their out-posts came in-
to touch _near the bridge which
crosses F'ullerton’s Creek. The
"Blues" were fighting
guard action, the
“Reds” being to hold
at all costs,-to
ing Fullerton’s
succeeded ln
ahead of the
once took up a
slfion, covering
"Blues"
the
for
advance-
of the
check
cross-
‘ ‘ Reds' ’
bridge
and at
D0'
The
but
DOUBLE
and cottage for
st the
#Uh
ic H. I-lornc, as he was commanded. -_._--_-___-_-.-_-__--_-.-.-_-_-_-_-_--.-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-,-_-_-.-.-.~.-.-.--M.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-7-.-.-.-,-_-_-_-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_._-_____._-__-_-____________,__._,_____._________ ________.___________,___,__g_______;_____ . . . h. h h
Mr. .lohn_l=ton then nnovctad thug the _ ` ` ' - f,_‘;;1r&si|1‘tr;d!?a'l\rlrethvldt1llvdNylibs; eigogld
Shellil ulio was in Cour , shou d l_;_e rmhzc that the poem was nn “_
fe-a
  em-iucli lines' “ i;|l|l|5|3N|s im. P. i. |. cnlsllli  .   .f 
tions to be administered to him _ _ ~ ~ ,__,__M ex,m,sE,m, 0, truth and not
wlthm hm" days' ' I - - '  “only poetry." The clear, melodious
 and expressive reading of 'the poems
by Miss Robinson, and her comments
_ 0,, them, gave her audience ._,,_ pileafrilr
- _' -- r’ i ea in
. . The fzrst session oi thc annual gxggeptlgéengé ‘gin nélxmmijol-ity of
nv- - ` 1 ‘ ` ' .
LDNDONI 'lull' 17-"‘(""ltl°i5m5 l`°‘ Owutshllelcl ’1l'l.)ul‘sd(;1hri:'le*ll‘I them had pmvlously hemp' th
gel‘<1‘l'“€ Um l>l°at°‘1 e"1'°“°"‘~'B 0f` lug in the Montague Cllriatlaal Th~°'th"nk1vl Ofpthgl Fig: dlg' ml the
European Governments were directed Church. 'rue eeuveutlen was open- mom"-of Dr" r' 't B ‘ey sue eg
ut Sir Eflwnrd CNY. Briuilh F0f°iBl1 ed with devotional exercises con- Edqmuon EDM mea; win; C(-) ll’/1
Minister in the House today. ln re- ducted by Rev (~ A Hameld of to the feachers bg ic unmfm ttf'
my Sir Edwal_d_ declared that Great N_w G__________w_ .R__.___ (___ C H_;_m_y,J. D. I-cnman. ecre ary o e
I-lf"-iii” 'had dime her best but dil`°Ct minister of the entertaining' churclflschoolh 1 R bin o r fe red
5“EB9§tl°H ‘T0 f°l`°lEl1 °0‘mtl`li?S BB then mule an address extending sl: In response mrs'  S nwitffh rtlie
t0 the limit“tl0fl °f l1!`m`““e“t9 had welcome to the visitolzs. A response to her lgllf lconneglimsme She ex.
been without good result. Cn_ the war, "mga by Rem C_ E Armstrong 'S“f“""°,r h°‘°° .UL cfh _'the work
contrary they had `.-.ern regarded nu of Hu,,,,,,e,s,de_ ' ' I>f'ilSSffl-_Y ‘ ;1_0"¥_1_° 32,1 00'; ____ 0! ____
Btwmpts t0 limit their °0Tm`°l Of On account of the illness of Evan- bellml (i(lncb yefite ‘to the course oi
their freedom of action and had gghst L_ (;_ Muphe,-son his place on °§‘"{l"` ;°“ the Maxwime Pm
bein fcienterl in conscqllelwc. Sir Ed' tbe program was illled'by Bro. John iixxsjonandn that itA would he
Biiilili iHMiNiilS.
ward added that the most notable gimpsm._ ,_ former P_ E_ L pasto,,_
development of the land forces of course 1,-mr the text_ “Let Love M
{l_\_eni;_s, tgacuscssion _:as closed with
' e cm.-fic on h _
uenlclu. lieu slluiuen _, A 1.... .....u..’....§..L‘§£€..”'2F$§§.
'-"' ,attendance and the convention pro-
S'l'¢ -T0HN» N- B-» -7ll1.\"3--'A 'U0-li-'b misss to '»\- one of great interest and
sli6ll"was thrown -into the meeting of lniporrnuca
the public health section of the Can-
adian Medical Association nt their
ope_r;_.ing session yesterday éifteanosln  
wh apaper, prepared by r. .- .
Hill, of' London, Ont., promulg'ated_  
nie doctrine niet dirt has lime ru TIDE l00h,, ETC.
do with-disease. _...___
Dr. Hill contended itliat much of (Special to The Guardian.)
the activity of Boards of Health and '|‘0|t0N'l`O, July 11th.-lilaritlme:
nledical men was beside the  __L_lg_ht winds. chiefly southerly and
and that they might he much bet rf southwesterly; fair and warm.; R few
occupied promoting conditions enabl- local showers.
ing men to live; n more normal life- Tl-iii WEATHER.-Yesterday was
than lspossihle for many city dwell- fine end_ warm.
ers at present, ~tllan.giv'lng so _much The hlghillt temperature registered
attention to dirt and other unaesbhet- Y°9f°l`d‘8Y was 70 deg. above zero,
ie things. He said that stutistics`ihe lowest the previous night being
from Port Hope showed that ‘the 51 deg- above.. At 9 e. m. yester-
breeliers of sanitary laws had one- day it was 63 des. above; at 9 p.
'third lses deaths and only half as l\1» 52 408- Bb0V°-
cu,” of mgegglon gg the law I The tide will be high this afternoon
nt- 1(0_.59_ tomorrow -at 1.47 and Mon-
vlews led f stron day t .36;‘it will he high tomorrow
Dx-?a1C. Af-Jflgflrdgotff morning at 2.13, Monday at 2.46 and
te the Ceaeei-yei=lua_ '1‘“°"l=¥ H* 9-19- -
md ow" pfomment The sun sets this evening and to-
morrow at 7.50, and,lillonds_v at 7.49;
it rises tomorrow morning and Mon-
de at 4.21 and Tuesday at 4.22.
U nllamli ritlcl tonight At 9.56
and tomorrow at 10.10.
There was a full.moorl on Tuesday
.luiy ’/th, at 10 e. m.
The inet quarter of the moon will,
be on Wednesday, July 15th, at 3.342
WBIQ
The lsntth of todpy will be fifteen
however, hours and twenty-eight minutes and
were full_of tomorrow fifteen hours and twenty
for ‘the nine minutes.
experience ._.....__._.........-
SECOND SQUADRON.
in cam; _.___ .
ful! f0l`0- MADRTD, July 8.-The Lower House
Gi! Wil- of Parliament yesterday passed a
_e. m.
of .value
"nm Nusdron of 4 bettleehirs and sever-
memorial of their confidence and
good will, expressing the pleasure he
iclt in visiting his native county and
meeting with his many iricndenuanv
of whom were associated with his
boyhood days and early business
CBl`80I`.
Cilllllll cIEll_5. . _ V __
lnnouscellillil. ~ 
IEEIHIGS ETC.
.One cent per word each insertion
in this colllmn. Cash must accomp-
any order. Minimum charge twenty-
five cents.
-rothing short of ,, calamity if the
think? Uf i-'llc Past Y€l=ll` lliid b€€l1 the who dr-.llvercd n. very helpful dis-|E`ch001 should fm- _,my reason disco".
tinuc its annual meetings.
Continental Europe and for this wiflmuf pigsimulagionff Rum In . 9 . _ -
' . ‘ ' _ » -- The slng\n~.~ of the National An-
Grcat Britain was not responsible. After th.. ,,pp(,m¢-,ment_ of the com__thcm. ,_r__ugh,€ this most lntercsting
mittces and the necessary announce- and P,-Qmable meeting ton close,
The fox market is advancing. Op-
tions on Class A stock yesterday
sold to Montreal parties at $12,580
An American syndicate who visited
(.‘ll3rlottcf.o\vn this week secured four-
teen pairs of Class A foxes for a
ranch to b‘c started near Fredericton,
N. B.
l _O O
The shareholders of thc Magic Fox
Company may be well satisfied with
the year's working of this company
as it is understood that the com-
pany will pay well over ii hundred
pei- een; dividend this year. .
O O O
In connection with the extraordin-
ary disappearance -of pups from the
ranch of the Smith Silver Black Fox
Co., Ltd., _which was reported by ,the
ranch manager to the directors at
their meeting, on TU¢9dBv night. auf'
to which reference was made in yes-
terday's Guardian, it may be stated
further that llir. 'I‘ayl0l'. the mana-
ger, in his report informed the di-
rectors that upon the discovery of
t-he absence of the litters lie had ex-
Dclltcd in Und. he had hed the female
fox examined by Dr. Fraser, who
found that the-animal had been suck-
ling six pups. This only adds to the
mystlilcatlon of the disappearance of
the pups.
PREMIER BOI-lDEN'S
.\`A'I‘IVlC C0l`N'I`Y
MADE HIM l’RESEI\"l`AT`i(li\'
Sunday visit of Sir Robert Borden
ur endbul for the eonstnieeloe of ,, second; y 9 _
,scntative men from all parts ofthe
,sl minor vessels, to be uompleted- m_county, also e few ladies including-
_°“”- eve years. ` lure. A. dewltt roster, wife of the mayor'
to his old home at Grand Pre was
taken advantage of on Saturday_`
evening b over one hundred re re
AHUUNU THE FUR HiNCHi$‘
KlllNT\'Il.Ll-I, July 6.-The over-l_°\o¢k p_
"Pure Cold Quick Custard _re-
quires no .cggs, just Milk added. 3393,
"The Methodist Congregation of
Dunstafinage intend holding an Ice
Vrcam Festival and Tea on Wednes-
day, .lilly 15th on thc chulfh
grounds. If stormy (list fine day
following. 3345-7-9lil3iEZi.
"The Alexandra Women’s Institute
will hold au ice cream and straw-
berry festival at Harrington School
on Monday evening July 20th. If
.lot fine then Tuesday.
3--1.13-7-11-Mllpd.
"St, lriers S. S. Picnic will be
Ileld at Westville on Monday next.
Harland leaves wharf at 9.30 aim.,
and 3 1:. ni. Refreshments served on
the g,'l'oumls. 3417.
"Ice Cream social to be held on
grounds of Methodist Church, Cove-
head, Mclionald's Corner, Wednesday
.luly 1.7 at 4 p. m. If weather un-
favorable social will be held first fine
day following. 3416-7-l1MZlElipd.
|-u_nu
“"'l‘o get down to Brass tucks"-
Have you ever considered how use-
ful n Billing Typewriter. a Smith
.Premier or lfcmiington, could he to
|you in your own business, A M-line
Fraser. Halifax. N. S. 3395.
“The Sunday School of the Metho-
dist Church, Kingston, intend hold-
ing their annual picnic on thc farm
of James Cruwys, Kingston, Wed-
nesday, July 15th. Should day prove
unfavorable, picnic will be held ilrst
fine day following. 3404-7-1lM2ipd.
"The ladies of Clifton Auxiliary of
the W.F. and H. M.S., intend) hold-
ing B sale of ice-cream in the Hall
at New London, every Saturday even-
ing during the month of July. Pro
ceeds in aid of Home Mission.
8378-7-10M9i.
“York Point Hotel will be opened
for the summer, after the 37 of
June. ’l`he motor boat (York) om
run to Charlottetown, for the ne-
comodation of any parties wishing to
spend 5 while at the Hotel. Plone
communicate by telephone. D. W.
WNW. 1’l'0Prietor. 8118-6-Nlltvrks.
“A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
will he held at Winsloe, near the
brick church, on SATURDAY, July
18, beginning at four o’clock. All
are cordially invited to -attend, and
help to make a good time. The pm-
eecds will go towards repairing the
DHYIUHBSG- B418-'f-11lIl2l.
°°NO'l’ICE.- 'Ric members of dhc-
ket Lodge No. 1484 will
their Lodge Room, 'Hunter
Sunday the lbth inet.,
will
when
0 _
ueiaeain "’ ;§'§°,
Mr. mera
speak
Sister
B1 order
(
.vaginas