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BLACKBERRY BRANDY
We do not know of any
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_from its composition it is
safe, ue fee-ljustifird in
I asking' you to accept our
recommendation.
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and other news and the Bwldlgl
'Tue Guardian has all the uolnn A    N  
satisfaction of being the Homin
_paper for Prince Edward Island.
news from persons throughout this
Province. All such items should b
mailed to “The Guardian `Ne
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Dept H Charlottetown immediately 9-~l the game was by no means one '
r
'sided it lust' shows
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after the event, etc., have transpired
the uncertainty of baseball, the
help the Charlottetown Hospital.
l £50 €0\V&r<l Paying for a Laundry for
thc_ hospital. A most worthy cause,
help it along- 1561-9-18M-ii.
ton helps you to get after the ord-
A.
0ne hi! cent pu ward uh nn.
umon in this column Cubggn
lvelllpeay nlmllinimcm eh; e
*VNU live cents
..T2';2.’3.l‘.'5;" .‘.',' °"".l°“'
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*Subscribers and others are asked
0 “ml” by M059? Order or by Reg
istercd Letter, The Gum-dum is no; A. A. Grounds to ssc the Connaugkl
responsible for remittances forwarded Bllll Abegweits play Clie B¢°°ll‘.l Slim.
otherwise than as above. Mllltf.
'BUY lllBt One Tag on Tag Day an
' ., 1561-9-1BM4l.
*The proceeds of the. Tag sale will
'A Business Maker. The Reming-
ers that you are -ready to dll.
Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S.
1551-9-18M3i.
::If you have a phone in your
house or if you live‘ handy a phone
delivery, the ‘same as'would be a
Shop by phone 219 ~ is our numbe
The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corus
Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.
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of the play-oil series, for the Cha
- pionship of the Charlottetown Base-
“rlrs ounrdisn ls s hall L°¢s“°- ' ' ' “ ‘
we om B “name The game started in good time, came fourth and sent out the hit
o that brought in B. Vanlderstlne for
B u the st ~ g _. . p
gh the Abegweits won by a score of bell-was the'|last Abegweit to fan.
e shortly after four o'clock., m.ueh~ t
the gratification of the fans, Altho
EW rriu
cfyglss
The Abegweits started well and got
two scores .in the first innings.
In the second, the Connaughts fil-
led the _bases but did- not get. -
McAleer crossed the plate f
ters struck out in succession.
the Conns in the third, getting h
The Abegwelts added another to
their talley in the fourth, _Wh_it1o k
led offlin the fifth b uttin an easy
ith au sincerity ‘exam Dyspepsm "Chess" Vanlderstine came next - FINAL GAME TODAY.
s and placed a beauty out to L. F. -rflf ‘
“hm” They F to" health to Gnss and Hughes both his little nuns The Alrsgwuivs winning yesterdays B VV k | Beer  W eeks _ Beer 3 Weeks
‘i;2;l;cdfzomgggi)c:1\;rI:1§;i;Sth;§)Tlf“fe(?(§'§iin this innings. Goss, and “.Clieso" .game _ makes another tic, for the eef 6  S
both crossed the plate in this innings r (/lllll11l*l0llBllip Of the Leilglllh -
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Yesterday afternoon a good? crowd Conhs fanned in thc eighth,
of spectators gathered at the A. _.A.
tJ Vanlderstine started a batting streak
e for"his team, reaching first on a
m-' liot grounder. C. Campbell then
fanned ‘the air three times in seal-cb
Jof McCarey’s ' headers. J-.» I-Iaszard,
- La run~ofthe ame L Cam -
d.` tlngflfst were put out wilthout scor-
d ing rand thumthe game ended, 9-1
Oonns seemed to have e, day oil, in the Abegwsits favor.
but the Abbies won every run by.. _
good playing. Vanlderstine; . _
Aleer; _ _
B- »
chanceto score as the next two bet- ' did excellent work. _Gass was again
-the wizard on First, Haszard on
or s _ d_ p Y p
_ t e ing as good a showing as his skilled
only run of the game for his team `pre_decessor,`."Vic""Saunders. Hughes
on Third wh_q_.`p1ayed his best game
c ,-this yea_r,_ha'ullng down some good
eleverl doing the trick. McAleer ones. The Abegweit battery was ex-
y p g ceptionally strong yesterday. “Lou”
_ grounder to»Campbell for a'put-out. 'fairly burned the air with his speed
and need drugs or sundries in a hur- Newson came up and pasted a nasty but "Chess" held them all .handsome-
ry use the phone. The phone brings grounder out to L. F. getting to ly. The latter"s throws to second
our store to your door. You can the initial sack with ease. He then base were a feature. The capable
shop through it with the assurance set out for the second, which ho manner in which Haszard handled
that you will get just what you reached safely with a beautiful slide. them -was also greatly commentable.
want, our prompt attention, quick and then ran for third, also getting The ontflcld did not.get much to do
n- there safely, He was however preven- The star of the Oonnaugbts was
oorded you if you shopped in persom ted from scoring, by his two sue- “Less” Newson who caught every-
` r_ cessors going out., at first, thing that went his way. McC.lrey
I- Hnszard for the Abbics, began by and McAlecr were a strong abattery_
lining a lo\v one out to Ted Mooreithe ,former seems. to be impl`0Vlllg
for a put-out. The next man, L. with every game. Sweeney and
Campbell did likewise, with the Fred Moore as aisual did tl00ll W0fk
::To you who have, been suflering -It _ ~
ffoin stomach trouble we recommend Same "su - "’°  on  
. SPORT
The first Abegwait fanned but B
Tho first three' Gonna on the bat-
Batiieriies-Abegweits, Campbell arid,
Connaughts-McCarey and Mc-
Umpires-Garret and Milford.
Every- member. of, the Abegweits
econ ls ed his ositlon well mak-
suiulris  rouaanrasm  ' "` “sesame anon' nr" ~
< Wholesale 69 IS#-tall >
just opened ` 1
durable
In our show window you may see some of this new willow furniture we’ve
_New VVlll_o’w* F urn: ture
We feel sure you will approve of it.
Willow furniture is artistic-comfortable-light--and i s extremely
. .Chairs l$4oo 4.75 5.50 ............ ....-............$7 25
__§ocllers 5.oo 5.75 7.oo  ................... .... 7.50 I'
3ciltd’°clothes hampers- round with cover, size x8 x 26 inches .... .. . ..  .. . . . .2.5o
Pi" “ “ “ “ " “'2Ixr8 “ .............-...2.75
" “ “ “ square “ “ “ 21x28 “ ...................3.5o
5- Oval clothes baskets with handles size 26 inches long, i8 inches wide, rr inches
~’l'~` IIEEP, Pl'lCeno|oees|ssean¢»oo ee¢»¢-~- ,»r¢.»¢»¢-».-sevenascend... .....r--.s-¢.¢.I.l5
Oval clothes baskets, slze’32 inches long, 24 wide, x4 deep. price ......-- -  30
I 'Waist paperbaskets    .75¢ |
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We are sole agents for "Ostermoor” mat-
tresses, star felt mattresses. “Hercules sprmgs
and tone up and mvigomte the 4 At this stage of the game the The Abegwcits yesterday had their I2Mtt-Emthtf
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vely. _  iout t\vo of. their best players. The g :U - l
Wlii_tloi_;k was Abegwnit numimr (mc Abegwcits willendeavour to duplicate It: °;:iors were Messrs .1 olln T. M‘cl£cn'/.ic, _ sullilllcc with the spirit of the provin-
n this inriléigs; hr-_ put rm easy |1y_thr-ir* feat of yesterday, today, und ,£, .
_Q I.. . 0 O . . " .O . rigtht inpo weency’s mit for rl put- _§l11lF\ nwllgtlllc lf"h“ilé\llll€l;1BilllI;1“ t the };»;..;.»;..;.»§-»;»;»*» ..°»;..;».;..;».§»;¢
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I will make t-hem get busy again. _
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‘ ' - S. M f h _ 1 viflwllm [mari ‘and reached first nn n hit tn'(whl<>h' will he rrwtlv improved with ~ ~ ~ l ~ .
‘R ‘ “` ‘ ' ' ’ _ “_ , wlo ~rri~d li'V of life
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Grcnt G°°"l5° and Kcllt 5”; MH' of the sixth innings. .tcnm_ Blanchard and Lafferty.
_ The first trio of the crinnn lmttsrsl The Connaughte will hardly take ,;..;».;..;..;..;.;;..;,.;.»;».;..;..;».;..;..g.;.»;»~;»;-.gn
’ ' in the seventh went out consecuti- “HY °h““°0l`-l t0‘laY lli' Playing with- -f ._
we ,~
glands. Don’t put up with that dis-. __ . 1 t 9
comfort any longer-get a box Ollsfslgfesstood 5 1 m favor Oi' theigiizdlridgrrieamilrllethtllge eéhlyndliighgd ' ' -
these MacKinnon Drug `Co., Corner-\‘ The écom was the same at_t‘\'m end played withmlt two of their regular 5-* _ _ _
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of 'the Anglican and Methodist C-hurcli
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bn ¥luy,_Bostfon, MIB- ll- J- w_°°_d,' was decidedlthat the base ball teams! Sewnd Toronto, 4, Rochester,
' ' 0.
Clubs play on for the ehami>lohshii>| Ar Baltimore snlrirnnrs Providen-
. ` -~ , \ _ _ - .
H I 5  » _ SHiiPPING NEWS -of the League a tie now exists be- :gc min  \ '
a (   l - ~ - Th l“l> l'- At Newark- Newark Jersey City
rain.
H-ERB/S one of the Season?
CLASSY ITKTS l' '
You' can get the ngillation
-liar styles at 'ony gotd stole »
but wc go a step thriller, we -
not only show you all the leg-
ular-»styl_e_s, but we have all the
variations---the exc.usive and
classy styles l
` srlrr ans l --
$2.00. $1.50, 53-00
_"Entered, J Sept. 1‘.lth.-Schr.
_Grovcr,.Mlfrmy, St. Peters; S
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w 9.55
 I.~ izlhr. Abana,`Liinlgan, l’ic-
; ` m ersid Sclir
tween the two teams e c s mce
next Monday afternoon at the A.A._
A.A. grounds at 4.15. '
Tomlins, E. Henrtz, and F. Lane.
ers will be second in the series, al
. . EV2"lli!0llll€» Ellis. B0Bl»0ll2 S-. - The teams will he as followszl-For NA'l‘I()NAL I
Swell Shapes H1 Sllfl Hills- Swansea 'l‘rh<l¢r. Fvllserc. Hallfwhh- urn Methodists-F. Moors, wliitlncir, Ag pirrsbnrg First- Pittsburg 2_
1§n°t it a beauty $4 Schr. Ralph, Ilcnaud. Bart, Host- Hodgson, white, Hughes, Newson, phiia_ 1, . '
‘ ` WEB? S0l1I‘- MBDBUO. POD? lJ0\\l9‘ Haszard, and two others tol be de- Second milled nt the ninth innings
bars; Svhr- Maud G»1rw'..M\1rwv. sided. 'rhs Anglicnns will hs selected 0,, ,mount 0| d,.,irne,s_
Port Malcolm, N. S.; Schr. Janqt A. from the following:-C. VanId_ers_tin_e,_ /it cincinnati-h‘ii~sc -,Cincinnnti, 1
Riley, Bella' River, 17. E. I.; ,Schr. Milford, Gass, J. Haszard, _B. Van- Brooklyn 0, -. ~ 1.
Lady May Mcllougall, Belle River, Iderstine, Miller, A Tomlins, G. Second Brooklyn 2 (;in¢lmmt
. 1.
tau. N. 's. , - The winners will he declared champ at st. Louis-First st. Louis 1
Cleared Sept. lilth.-S. S. Evan- ions of the Church LeBE\\° lmwbllll New York.-0,  "
eline, lilllf, Boston; S. S. Swansea series, and receive medals. The 1005- -Second. New York 2, St. Louis,
rrider, honuere, Bu m 0;' . -|0., - -
.Innst il., Riley, Bells niver;, P. lc. so setting medals, The same will he _-Ai chinagn-_-.-chicago is. nnscnn
I.; Sobre.. Ralph, Renaud, Buctouchc; llmllhilell by L0ll Campbell as um- 1, .
I Schr. Lady May_ Mcuougap Belle hire and J. (Sug.) Gordon on the  _...-7.
I-liver; Eicllr. Abulla, Lanigani Wal- ll~‘15'”l- Game Wm hi’ “tufted 9l“`“'ll - .AMERICAN ‘
lace, N. Si.; Sclir.'Edwar "Grover, 0" um” Af- __.Washl_ngt0_nf¢rWashil\gton 2,
_  The medals mentioned above have petrol; 1, _ _ _ __
,< 50|--|~ “A-[5 ' lw' I Murray, Picton. ' _ ,r f- ¢  ~
'- ~ `   l ' ‘l ‘mt ‘I l’ th Rmb “d Sl""l‘l' All fb . -
#lspfsl 0¢_ $1_50r'° ss no _ -'z list? SlJ00F¢llli§ Cloud; house; resliwf-' cnuscviiif iglslimsls wire postponed be
;. . _l '  i' .-   " _a
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.1 A The (luiiitiers
` Queen Siuouml Hughes Cor
i 1;-,- 
~ - fox sores  ~
'Phe Murray River Bliiclt Fox Com-
:\uy, which wus orgawllvcd about ten
grccks ago; have their first issue of
stock over subscribed* und have found
` it necessary to secure nno_ther pall'
‘_J'
~ \ nf foxes to ucconimodate the extra _
 g ._
keeper's house is nea Y l’
_ _-_ 1lou_r_palrs of next year‘s increase _
‘ ' have been optloned at/ 0V0l‘ 5l2»°00~‘
_ - euplinl. Mr. lvl. J. Monson. l’resld~
ont of tile-Company, was in the city
-~l this weolranfl has uri-ringed ~wlth The
Canada Fox Exchange and Invest-
ment (lonlpany, Ili ited, for the
_ ~. -purchase of_n pair of-foxes riilllif Oilff ._
 ' -nrthe nnusn cnrnvs'ny’e rehab at
\ Tignish. They now have five Pall! - »
oi foxes of the Daltdrl. Oulton, FRY'
ncr, 'l‘uplin,' and Gordoni ll“°l 0!
breeding; their ranch ll lil "°“dl“°” -
to receive the entire Btockw Bild thi’
rl cum leted.
00 i nd the COIDPBDY HWY -_
‘ ` wsii°is§l“rii-:nd ni ure llrvzrm they _li
h ve niade. There nre still n limited
a
number ol shares unsold amd’ p;;l°;l;
wishing to secure some m
ii lr » lf' °““°_
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Cgmpmly Llmlffdd, (l\lI\.Yl0ir\6i‘»0Whr
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VY  Comllnnrs herul nillee st ____
ivoly.
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V'IU’l`OR.IA BIDS 'FAIR
'-‘-TO' POSSEBB A
ull-_ rslmllnrulls, ~ - - SAD Shawls.
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(Special to The Guardian) _ `
TORONTO, sept. zo.-Fresh snst-
erly winds, cloudy and cool; light
showers in _western districts. ' I
'run widarnna.-Yesterday wss
clear and cool; clear and cool at
night. -
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty degrees above
zero and the lowest was fifty-one
above. 1'he lowest the previous
night was fifty-five above. At nine
a. m. it was sixty above-and at nine
,,p. m. fifty-one above. 
his t
The tide will he high t sl ec-
-noon at 1.55, tomorrow at 2.37 and
Monday at 8.28; it will be high to-
morrow morning at 1.20, Monday at'
1.48 and Tuesday at 2.09. |
The sun sets this evening at 6.02,
tomorrow at' 6 and Monday at 5.58;
it rises tomorrow morning at 5.64,
Monday at 5.46 and Tuesday at 5.48.
The -moon rises tonight at 7.57
and tomorrow at 8.35. l
hllhllfdli '
hours lnutes and of ”““”
tomorrow twelve hours and fourteen wlluntnin. Bell & Co., for best
coal, lowest prices. 9-23Mtf.
'UUE H00" EIC-1 vrcfrom/i,~ .nr-c --sept is visc-
orla bids fair~to rivlil the Oldf`Pur-
itan states. fn,the»possession of n
sad Sabbath, The Chief of -Police
made up his mind that he would en-
force the federal statue, and lnst
Sunday had a force of detectiv s at
wgr-lr gluing u§_t§et,s€il»hsthr__~lilesll;r-
ers. mongte eec vesae te
proprietpr of a ,local newsganpaé the
secretar es of the U ion ac and
other* clubs, the ,,Iii'ltf?o Columbia
zllogsrlic Réillway Coqrapdnly, and the
r s onmbia _ep one Comp-.
any, the Emprsss,_Cii¢ar stand,- ‘the
Vl_ctoris._ Phoenix brewery, hack and
motor car owners, and drivers and
many othe_|{-s. The detectives will nll
he out agan on other Sabbaths.
Golfers.. will _have .their names tar.-
en and will have to explain why they
go ofer the links on Sunday. Rall-
wsry and steamboat companies will,
26 prosecuted an? theh managers will
ave to answer or t e contempt of
this invrln travelling _pls sslrnsrh.
Those who make useoili motors or
The mom, was mu Monday' Sam” row boats, Sunday hunters, drivers
15th, si s.ls nm. la' exvff-ff ‘!'€1¢°“_°- mlllfmin Wlgéfdfg
_ verm ii ernnoo‘coc or, o
The last quarter of the moon will mu _cmck and nu other! WM dew
_ , . , .a P 0 '
 Tuemmy Sem Zara at B 0 ‘thc law will find themselves nuriihdh-
{':l_¢lFlloiPFUl¥l¢¥v.h!nM! illlldii ivsllli [H"l4“-_'=R°»~l’_‘_.’ll‘i° °°“‘“ “'ff"
and sevente rn
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THE LATE DENNIS ‘_lVlc’-JU-Alll' '_
- _
The death of Mr. Dennis McQuaid,
which occurred at the City Hospital
on the 33th inst., will lic deeply re-
gretted by his many city and country
lricnds. Deceased was born at
l{cllcy‘s Cross in the year 1851 and
consequently was in the sixty sec-
ond yelir of his age at the time of his
demise. When quite ii young muu he
removed to St.Tcrcsa where he carried
on a successful blacksmitli business
ful; several years. Oil retiring fronn
'business he came to this city and
was appointed' keeper of the haw
Courts Building, the duties of which'
lor twenty-one years he fulfilldd in
ii manner creditable to himself and
highly satisfactory to the Court, its
olilccrs and the pllblic. Ht was n
man of temperate habits? upright and
honorable in every reiation of life,
ind was deservedly esteemed by liis
many friends and acqllaintulices. Only
ii few months agohhe returned from li
'xislt to the members cf his family
In Boston, apparently in his usual
health, soon, ghowever, his health be-
gan to fail and seven weeks ago he
entered the city Hospital for treat-
ment. When his illness was found to
be serious his daughter Ada hastened
fromglioston and bestowed upon him
iilL'\ tile cure and attentiolvc! all
,iflectlonatc daughter till the - end
came. Although deoeased's illness was
of a painful nature he bore his suf-
ferings with exemplory resignation to
the Divine Will and fortified by the
Sacraments of Holy Church he peace-
fully' pnsscd from this vale of tears.
On Tuesday the 16th his funeral took
:lace by train to St. Teresa where
High‘ Requiem Mass was sling by tbl
pastor Rev. J. ll. McDonald and
after the service at the grave the .
body was laid to 'rest beside his wife
who predeceased him by five yenrs.
He leaves to mourn four daulzhters,
\iz.,~Mrs, Joseph McAulrlufl, llox-
hiiry, Mass.; Mrs. George Porter, Ada
und linllretta, Boston, rind follr sons.
-Edward of Chelsea, Mass; Aenclls ill
Western Canada, Tobias (nf Hoya'
Buhk) and Agustus uf this (`ity, also
two brothers, Peter and Thomas ol
|\n’i This llolmnlic
Two toes loved by four corus iw
fve y rs rin sentenced to die by live
"hl|l[lItlil_ 'ons‘% ‘i"\ltriiim‘s Corn
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EX ert watcfh and cicrglc rep irer Geo. H. Ifllo, Néw York; Mrs. Itllo,'--of me ,\(L,l;.'_m:,§§n,¢wE,]::tv:3ri1 t1ti:ln:iat(t':§rl£'la3t1r{i`n|lhjllliit iilrinlfioorllln nhzneé)   Many friends in Charlottetown _und lMl'0\ll‘Al\l‘ llUl.1I\t. ` ` ro; 'gfsvgogv :i&’_&‘;`l'e Alu _
168 Queen Ssleot' Ph°“° 397'] ii* Nliw Ycirkl ‘l“mf'B Reid' _ T0f0“Wi rrrlc of his beautiful olics and (lamp-ehetter-. `fll` l>0Hl'»lllK the l\lll>l09 HB tiixiughovx uicth Pfxoviéxe. w;\&.£e£;;“ UN_L§bUuANu`” LA_w \.cnaflciul~iv.-s named‘_in the policy
i Miss A.£y\,,u‘cB9n’ IL A- murky Mm. Mu not hmmm In an endeavor f» they hm! when they won the “mt ‘wil regwi uh u e mtl rdlin mrllrniny "l‘O\lON'l‘0 Out uct 18-Proliablyr his mst wmv “Salah /“"1 l‘l°Y<l
 -_ - . 'I' A" ‘(’/Mk’ Biuriilont' Massii. N.“`”'.*‘t°D f‘-amhhcll nt the plute which l’l“Y“’“ “am” ~~ ` " ` ur ilxhrliur-y li? r  ni the intl wlrni i th' ini' l r 'stint rl¢clsidri"i““““"- “"4 ~“‘° ‘l‘l"2"‘°°"» MMY
Tl r ' " H- H~ l3l"""'l‘l“l5» YS- H-  §"l\\\l»l\r ‘gave "(‘.heg5" the c)‘1,l“¢e4(a[¢c,-lre,,¢!,-_ ~~lW_4ib iw/lns._the -gams‘toda_y and tho' 1; t ‘_ 'X4 Mc1*;i"`l_e H fornier mow ‘_ F 'v.‘:_c ie 'Shin ()l?t_':_‘_’iU icmlrts `(_dh_ now Mrs. Birch, of 'I‘oronto. (ln
JMgrlqcster,,i,.ll¢4l.E`s.; T. Lr- wpldren, fm; second on his hit) to Mm¢u_mm_ --fjhanfbionshlp of the Charlottetown me :nt Govcrnoy Ji this Province oepnigi hosupmwc law-was th t dc‘liv_ dc-nth of lloyd, the daughter
New Glasgow; rancis Reid. 'Vlcto~|self to tllo third sack safely. Criss Basebitll Iieazue? 1 . Derzeascd had been in ‘ailing main; cred ig the A ywllltpr mvisiml‘l nt 0H_|thc whmu of the msumncehus
I`ll1;vCl_’_DBB§ . S5 CK Hl1l‘l`Yr New Yofkiiput up‘ nn easy fly which Ncwsonl G0 Ollt lS0'*»l1€ A» A. A- A- UFOUUGB for over it year Shb had been living o0_|o’yHa" Iyfcstérdu in walker lmother was dcnd, and had not
`M._Bc_ld,,Y;l torln. Cross; D. D- Riley, gntlicred in wlthgeasc, The licxt mnn this afternoon and 800-- _ at St Joscpwé Convent since last ig _.I w.s’ Mmm _ ¥,_’,__Ht “A 0 U W .n will. The insurance company
Charfottet 5 D. A. vBeult0ll. fell n victim to _the clever slab-cork The’gn.me starts ut three oclnck March' and it was them that she 'Ion wltlot _V . d tlllzd _emi -f Mr-lhm. sumo’ and paid the other
charleston? ,fy-hos. J. Leakeyf St. ,of McCarcy» f_etiring_i_:he side, \ sharpiwith the same officials as passed away Deceééed vm) was _u ’lcticco livhzloilségrl.; lei o_o; cnlmoth  into court. At the mst trim
John; L- M' Bustarv Annapolis Roy' Nl”/5'0": SW‘5°“°Y~ “nd Gorrl’-lmlr yllsterday' __ ___ ___ ___ _______ Woman of 'man stern" mlities ' "B 0 - ' am Ure _P Justice Middleton gave jullflnen
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‘ ' ’ _ . __ _ was born lil 1834 in Cullowuyr Scot- over to the willow. _The point riiiscll :{’“;i‘" 0 th';’r 'NEG cdllgggltfu
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Render, St. John; H. 0. Darrow,-_ - _ ~ _ _ _
l305l90ll§ rw- P- l!l~`0Wl1,'M0l1l1l`0Ul§ A'    l' i "H  lski;,il(itc&;Kiidy‘iiilIil§ ii? lil: ltdmiilzliilc w\l\i€:‘i‘lnw‘l2G“m:l.m;_itilggstowrfzfgff t|,:c?,?,?,;: ics The Appcu’1l' Court rovcrles
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.¢7‘_"._’f'i~°.-‘7.u}`I.F_‘.1_-il.‘?_"5 - ' _ _ brother the late John Rigs. iler llrst mme ,,,,,,,,.y,, ,\,,,, ,,,, the ,r,,,,th or ,,,.,.;fi@vis1f»l\._ but 01 dels wth party t
` ' '-""" llusllaml Wi* HOW P|»‘l"`l°k Wlllkef l mn when thc first wife haul been Pay thc" ow" costs
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At Buffalo First Montreal 3 Buf- ter bis dninlsn silo afterwards bccnmc ,.,,,,.y at the time the policy wus ml LAIRD Llc/lVl~.S Q E
gr l{r:ily‘s C-ross, to nil of whom tho, Mr. Justice Hodglns_ who wrote
'-l li llv of ilic colnluullit goes out judgment, pointed out that this
l‘. A. Smith, Peter llrnily, luwen Mc-,cial insurance legislation.
_ Dougnld, Capt. ll‘. White, .lullu Tile plniutifl in tug action was Mr-g_
Brody. lAlicu Lloyd, the second wife t
lite .lmucs L Lloyd, of
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in their bcrclivemtnt. Tile pull bear- Ing of the statute .was in strict cori-
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A. B. Prowsc$Muri-ay Harbor;'Dr. " » - - _ .
Gallant und wife, Bloomfield Btn.; ' """" link’ 1’ r the wif” "f, th? late Dr' I' A' M°"'sucd. .. _ n
ll. W. Mclilwen. St. I'etcl~'s; W. M. th";t(.ahl:F§;txltiill;’éithfjegxffgulgglzl  S°°‘§“1'hM‘;'ltE’l:il' t7'RB“:“sl&' 4'3 I“l'yr°' 3 bt°‘""’£  °;’~‘(l"“"ll;°“3l3::l The court answers the questions in t,lI;§1(;i23]()§_;1l2£;"loiggti %.?,y_Q`§§l:
Elliott Mrs lfctcr Suttox, Miss Al-' the  M G A d§‘rin gthe week it At °° es er rs °c e r ‘ became ‘°" ‘man 'uliem I' "’ the llffirlniitivc, and says “The insur-I ,_ V - I I hm ccc,¢_e,1 the
T°r°“t° 2 l"`°vi“°e° ` alice contract must be read as crcnt-'cr ~£fum’ wg; tim. “Of I \,,,,,r,1 of
ing 3 tmst °-f “"8 han the "m°““t in ilii;ii<il.ini>‘f`stl;ic l'resl’lytarliin Church
favor of the wife of the assured only,'i,, C,m,,dn_ This hom-[1 was grwterl
Such wife being' by the “WCC of me by thc general assembly lust June.
statutory definition, the wife living nt pmt Iminl has been on Quecua pm.
the maturity of the contract, notffesnoi-iiil stuff for cigllt yours. P;-(ry.
withstanding that the first wife wus ions he wus minister ut Vimcouver,
designated by "Hm°~" 4 ll. U., and llrockvillc, Ont.
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