2 THE GUARDIAN. ~`. H.*\RLO'l'TETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SEPTEMBER 13 1903.
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The British lon lor Se tember has
Qui-I 'I let featurg lpterging and
6 ell _ ' rated skeéi ¢tRe'*$%-f?;Dr. Mac-
., reggr of St. Cuthh;st’|§.;Edi§hurgh. Dr.
'MacGregor was amember of the Marquii
,of Lnrne's expedition which crossed
 Cmada to tbe.Pacidc in 1881. Referring
to that event, the writer' of the sketch
says: “At that time the Canadian
'froomo R .nwiy had ooiy got some sixty
lorkseventy miles west of Winnipeg, and
I the expe iition really started from theend
of the line.: While there `Dr. hIacGre|or
asked Lo be allowed 'play a slesper,whici'|
'he difi.‘ Other members of Lord Lorne's
` suite followed his ex-imple, and Van
- Horne, one of the directors of the railway,
thereupon stated that. he _,mould _call
stations between Portage la Prairie and
Brandon by the names of ‘nembfrs of the
suite. This was done, stations being
named MacGregor, De Winton, Austin,
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For gg ` Percival, Bagot, etc. °MacGregor’ is now
 to' THE HOME, OF   `a nourishing town, and is rapidly' grow-
(DAILY AIDS WEEKLY.)
North Side Queen Square.
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1. P. HOOD, Advertising Mgr.
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` I. E..B_ HcCREADY. Editor
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THE SOUTHERN CRIIES.
Ofall the crimes that 'have been the
outcome of race hatred in the' United
States, the murder ef the Rev. L. A.
Plauving. a few days ego, at a place called
Oscar, inLouisina, was the most stupid
and indefensible says the Montreal
Witness Mr. Pianving was a negro
and a personal friend of - the famous
Booker Washington. He was the founder
and principal of the Pointe Coupes Indus-
trial College which he had established on
the model of the Tuskegee Institute fer _
educating the negroes, elevating them
morally and fitting them generally for
the proper performance of the duties of
citizenship. He is described asa_ man of
deep religious convictions. highly intelli-
geny unusually well educated and de~
votedly earnest in his efforts for the
moral and material improvement of his
’   .nei\nle. Apologists for t_.hc,,in_f_amo_us;__
' ' ` , U o _ I crime of his taking off' assert that his
speeches wore iooooaiary, tiiasio addition
to teaching Booker Washingson's doctrine
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ing. It hnsanewspaper and a church,
the latter b.ing very appropriately,
named Sr.Cuthbert's. A request was
made for a portrait of Dr. MacGregor to
hang in the church, and n photo»
graph; of the senior minister of St.
Cui.hbert’s Edinburgh, adorn; that little
ciiurcli of St. CuLhbert°s in the far west of
Manitoba." A half-page photograph of
the town and church at MacGregor is
given, as 'Hellas many portraits of the
“Wee MacGregor" himself.
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BANQUETS HURT LIPTON.
Urlca. N. Y. Septemter 14.-When Sir
Thomas Lipton arrived in this city this
morning en route for the West, he was
sufering from cramps and indlgestlon to
such an extent that Dr. D. K. Kinloch
was summoned and remained with him
until the time for the departure of the
train carrying the distinguished visitor.
The condition of Sir Thomas for a
time was qu te serious.
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Charlottetown
Druggists i
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edy,
Chamber1ain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diahorrea Remedy,
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Chamberlaixrs Stomach and
Liver Tablets.
Geo., E. Hughes, Apothecaries
Han,
Johnson 8; Johnson,
McDonald & McKinnon,
J. G Jamieson, noaiou Hui.
H. A. Ellis, also in Montague and
Murray River, .
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‘ some position betiter than that of being
of work he went further and taught
that nezroes should work for them-
selves only, and not for the whites:
that they should own the land and culti-
vate it for themselves. The result of
his teaching, it is claimed. was that it
was impossible of late for the whites to
get labor of any kind in the neighborhood
forthe plantations of domestic service.
No proofs are offered to substantiate the
charge, but it is quite possible that Mr.
Pianving, in teaching the virtues of self-_
reliance and urging his people to aspire to
laborers and servants for the whites, may
have helped in producing the conditions
of which complaint was made. For this
he was fonlly and treacherously murder-
ed, and those who were his assistants
were warned to desist or leave the parish.
A crime like this, while it encourages ig-
norant, fanatical white men in the com~
mission of similar outrages, cannot fail to
deepen the animosity of the blacks against
condition. Ofall wars, aracial, servile
waris the most pitlless and abominable
ll in the ferocity and cruelty of its reprisals.
To murder' their heroes is thesurest way
‘a great race struggle.
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