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I CHARLOTTETOW UARD N 
_ _ _ _ ___` _ _ LA'rs:s'r saws CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA,  IULY 28, 135; inner or Am... ful;
'e».i'z.%'i?‘
liweimuumul nan uf 1
iunsiuvuu luiuhnn
|_' ' -_._
The new mark III.
pointed anmu- With th _
nitlon will mean a considerable' al- from Chaelogtmmg to day or the mug
t
teratlon in the present elevation off Shore, torggn E532? ,n,f€0,. ,2",?ic§;rtl': is:
'fi f the - _ '
1-_
s greater velocity been arranged to i 1 gn
A this _ it, 'l , _ B Snaise the occa- tai
the; Proving-‘iT_l_l;l\ 81:31 i8D;<;_K?_0\;se;li_i.n_sion. During the course of the form san
Associations matches this year, the'
following militia order which has J`us1|`
been issued in connection with the
new ammunition will be of great in-
terest to .riflemen gcnerallyz-
“'l‘he following regarding the elcvg,
tions required for Mark VII. ammu-
nition (pointed bullet) an eompnreq
with Mark VI., is published for gen.
erall information. At 200 yards two
degrees higher elevation is required
for Mark VII. than for Mark VI,
and the rises in elevation to 1,000
YBFCIB BTU. I-\Ilp_roximately, as follows:
Mark VI. Mark VII,
200 to 500 _.I  ...Z0 deg. 13 deg.
500 to 600  .  9.5 deg. 5.5 deg.
600 to 800    20 deg. 14 deg.
800 to 900    12 deg. 8.5 deg.
900 to 1000    13 deg. 9 deg,
J ULIAN HAWTHORNE
RECOMMENDED FOR
WASHINGTON, July 26.--Julian
Hawthorne, and Dr. Adam J. Morton
noon so_me half-dozen motor cars me
With parties will le tn l A
this Cliff House, whergihcreewlllybgor nl?
_ a c
special lu che
5°" Will S0 out in the various mo- For
tor ears. The cars that are going the
out and the arranged times of their R
departure from th
I1 011- About forty per- U
e city are as fol- Ha
lo\v :
leave at 9 a. m. in his 40 h.p. Mc. figh
Kay. They \vill be followed half an the
hour later by Dr. G. 'l‘_ Alley and nm
lmfty in a 30 h.p. McKay. At 10 tin
ii. m. Mr, _ ‘ '
his -10 ii.p. iu§Ki§’;_uni'i1iiiili.if‘h0°,i1rti§,'f 
‘_ w
8-_ 30 h~l). McKay and at 11.30 he
will be followed by Mr. Roy Holman
Mill Party in a Maritime Singer, a
powerful. six-cylinder car, which is in
fact- the mst Bi!-Cylinder machine' to
be operated in this island. Mr. W_
_ l‘AltOLE. B. Prowse, in a 40 h_p. Gadillae will
also join the parade, the hour he will
ggive out not yet being definitely 11;.
Serving n year’s sentence in the Atl The parties will return to the eley
lunta penftentiary for misuse of the`nfter tl l h "
mails, have been recommended for t
. - »' tl t,’l  t ~v r ic
_ her the Outins should prove very cn- ST Pl‘J'rEilsnuRd_-July z7.-'1‘lic-F- D- I-“ff°’fY~ R- ‘l~ A- and the fc ‘ isnriicaung lu lo “I pu L 0 y 0'
iwrnle by the Parole board. and the io pcsal made by the Russian nov. _ieuticn cr nmnniniticn valued ht ii
question of their release is now un-
der consideration by Attorney-Genen METHOD QF ANAESTHESIA rngilon ny the mnnizntion of Rnnninn ion to tests :ilrearly made there will in
PROMOTED BY DR- CHILE troops in the southwestern provinces be artillery ammunition nt .Pctewawa e
Fil 'llLF\'f‘YnU‘ds The hoard s action,
did 'not become definitely lnuown un-
til today. The prisoners are now elf-
gible for release, having served one-iw
third of their sentence, - ip
T B
THE KING AND THE EMIGRANTS 01
m-*___ S
LONDON July 26.-Lust week at des
the Royal Agriculture show, Bristol, can
King George inspected a house ofthe O
kind seen on the ready- made farms W
in Western Canada, He evinced an be
unusual interest in the international er
arrangements and put questions as
to the type and the number of men e
d
who were taking up these farms.. co
The Daily Express, conrmcnting as
On Friday last, during his review in
of his shipping in the riicr Merse
the population of a small town leav-
ing Great Britain for Canada. When
the king learned that there was a
Canadian liner sailing on that day'b
for the dominion he made n. slight ll
Y »
he savu probably for the first » time, A
0
i
change, in the plans, namely, that G0
the Galatea, on which he was, should fl'
go and slowly pass the C. P. R. lin- 13
er Eniplyfss of _Ireland. _
*None o the kindly acts of thc king
during the royal progress through'
Lancashire was more spontaneous and A
sympathetic, and none was more ap-
preciated. He must have felt well
rewarded. Of all the enthusiasm - of
none touched so light o point as that fc
of thc passengers of the (liinmlian m
steamer, most of them leaving their ‘gr
liomc country to woo fortune in Le
Canada. po
This thoughtful act was an appeal nl
to the imagination, and doubtless the W1
'passengers will long remember the no
cxtm consideration of the king to te
n
those who were leaving the country. ii
as they will remember him with his h
_ _t
whitoglovcd hand at thc salutclth
wishing them, as it were, success in M
Canada. in
_ W
~ ‘ ii
Mass an/icon ron ,
EQUAL SUFFIIAGIG. .
_'__ w
OCEAN GRDVE N_ _L July 26______ere in the back nent We all got in Bn
1 .
The New Jersey Men’s League for-P
Woman Suffrage held a well-attended M
convention here today for the pur- W
pose of furthering the cause of woman ,_
suffrage in thls`Stutc. The inembcrslf
of the league have ngreed to sup-lu
dates who pledge tliemselves to vote,n
in iile next legislature to give theid
ballot to women. n
colmsnsro sus ' "’
T00 LITE FOR stated that the car had skiddea and ii
  struck a telegraph post about the il
i
Ono cent per word each lnasrtlonln n
this column. Cash must accompany tl
orrler. Minimum charge twenty-five ,D
cents. ________  _ _ __ __ W
WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
liongnw,-_n»k_ Apply las Queen Bl- that he was superintendent at the la
_ _5-4_0-7-26Mtf. n0sn|tn|_ "McLean," he said, “was o
 "T,]E§_°"A HOUSF. brought to the hospital about half- 0_
Wglilgmnnplglry gm A /,_ 138,-g1ef,;,,|past six. His clothes were muddy 0
175 iritzroy gg; ‘ ' 504-7-25Mtf. land torn. He complained of pain in t
X i=sn5mhm';_c_s§;1;h is _ n
td f, 21 `m venue.
commoda e a 55____628M____
FOR SALE A PURFJBRED AYRSH -;
irerglull. 16 months old. Allilll' I
to ani- I-Iolllduy, Eldon. l‘» 0-
0
- - _ __._.  u
Mun wnufrmn iroa covsnNME_N'l`
jobs. List of positions oI18ll.”fl`°°-
| ____ _
ron sAi.m-ous PAIR FOXEH- w
Guaranteed | black. Gordon Tup-
lln strain. Fcmnlé raf_sed l€tiga;__~_?f‘
ii l t ri . UQU I0 B `
_dldan aésflicz’ ng ____55§_'7i3,3M1.lpd'
cnsoitfim near ron shine 21 _
ft long 6 ft. Beam. detachable n
05|,-ln, , equipped with 8 I-I. P. B
Perfection Motor . sold reasonable
for quick |clc.ll‘oi~ further particul -
are apply to Earl Jghnéton-P°¢°f!
R d' idcliv ry - ~ -
°° Ru" » ° ,551-1-2sM7u>d.
_-n-_o-w-than-_»
Mivmrw Llnimvift W°\*°'°° "°‘“'°‘¢‘°
as George Mo hc, fo -ave evidence UB
l
n
'about half-past six. Three ladies U
__ _ .
rince William Street, and crossed te
hio, of a method of anaestnes at'
USTIN (JHAMBERLAIN ' ~ f f ipiil street, dumped her in ii partial-
_pnon/lBr,1q SU(;(;ES50R_ PANAMA July 26 -Col G W wwf- nf lw-ws f-nrtriflf-ns u in
. . . . . -_ _ ill ts 1
Gocthals, chief engineer in charge of ennnvli far ihpsn wnn n,,.,1,. for nsvhn 1;,
LONDON, July 26-Austin Cham- the
ST. JOHN, July 26-The prelimin- do
that wonderfully elitliusiastic dny , ar
one wi out. a license and doing an
iovous bodily injury to Allan Mc- ti
r Brown, a deaf man, was taken, tw
d at the conclusion of the hearing distance of one mile. ~
ere to take the deposition of Mr. M
elienn, who is now rapidly recover-
g. Mr. K. J, Maclflae appeared for
.i. R. H. Sterns and party will for
El', MF. G. E. Auld will drive 0111*, in
ic unc eon. (iiven good wea-
yablc. nm
'_ ' 1** L,I`l
`”"" has
h th 'n street if the town
LONDON, July 26.-Great interest Russia is unable to assume the mllflllfflctufvll- mug 0 mm (
as taken in the meeting of the ‘burden alone as the move will entitle F01' HBVGFHI Years Suspicious were
ti h M li ` ‘
ri s ei cal Association at a general uprising of Ameniuns and 011?-ffftfliflllll that C0l1_<liti0nB were not se;
righton yesterday, when Sir Bert- will ' ` `
i vigilates was guarded as a secret in
cy Moymihan, president of Clinical, question. lil" Yell* lnflkell OVW N10 1\FB°"“1 *H111 the
UFRHPY in the University of Leeds _ Owing to a break in the European made certain B1U{lI0Sti0nB Wllevinlly T
crlbed the discovery by the Amcri- plans Russia sees no hope of ousting reeardinst the makin!-Z of small am-
surgcon, Geo. W. (lrilc, of Chile the
shut on from the brain for sev- 1
itorially, considers that `tlic dis- ish
very is perllaps one of the greatest
' ' " “ ‘ " ""`H""' 'ti l l t ues. Then, jecring
,,,,,d,,,~n ,,,,,,,e,y_ \v/i'i‘1<:P. IN cui.s13nA hu.: nh naw- vhs f.i=i_hh»<».i an march I,” ' "ll" M" R "
-A
rlnin today celebrated the close of Hill'
s 25 years as M.I’., for East Wor- l)u _ . . . . e
stershirc. He is coming to the division of the canal that steam sho- ,..,,.,,] f _ + ~\
ont and it is expected to succeed vol ` _
oiiar Law as the Unionist leader. will ,_ , _ _ . - - mf _ i’ ‘ "  ' ' ` ' AIYBON
sumption that Gamboa dyke will be 71"" blowing” back. flint. is tb:-_ form _ .,,_ t -.t . ~ t . .
V t ' in ~ of ou- »x1»|~-icii buh ox rt 1 1 I max N s J 1 ze- Tirr- "“" " "’° "'~" '" 1"’ ‘mr "f ml'
_ _‘_l_:_'_l3-l;l;’_g_e_l;__¢;;‘y0°bzzyaég-0u__3gd arg _ ' ' ’ E ' e "‘ ’""(` HAL  " u y '_ 1 Purairlcs and liistoricul exercises will
UTUMODILF ACCIDENT th
y hearing in the cuso of Axel Dif- tu
"son, charged with driving an auto- pr
l 'l 'th
an, of (lrapaud, was resumed in the be
lice court this morning, and sever- ter.
witnesses described the accident,
e court adjourned to the hospital,
c defence. The first witness called
at he knew the defendant. “I was 71°
the car with Diderson," he said, by
n
_ , Ilussias land troops are at Burgas have been llnhearlcd. Attention was :nn
hereby the area of operation could in the black sea. Her policy is entire- drown to the Working of the cstnb- nn,
y concerned in patching up the lisbmcnt through .1 series of events of
al days if necessary. Balkan League, including Roumania _ which bcvsu in Scptemlicr lflll. In the
thee means of arresting the Turk- that month thc ur.=»rnnl ivbich should I _
s
5
E
E
Ed
HE' illlilllllll TMEXICANS Hiillil VAMIBASSAIIUH Pill
_ _ l KIN
Ill |IHilil_ lil GIVE UP iillllil IS lllllllllllill Will K|NE'S PHIZE
1- 1 1-'_. .___-
J I
(Canadian press) I (Canadian Press) LONDON J l 25
1 are o ay man abroad felt at homohc was that score caused his supporters to look _ 'Wat'
t the Japanese are aiding the re- ` man doubtful es e i i
. p c ally when 'news came
ls. -k--_l along from the tower down the range t
-__A
(Canadian Press.)
Q o'r'rAwA, July 21.-serious facts , ~ _ 1 ' _' ~
0 have come to light with respect to m.nt was intense when he wanted n, I
thc Dominion Arsenal, Quebec. Back bull on the lust shot to :nuke himself lil
of the recent invcstiration l C l -
_ .__ . B ___ .0 _
Morrison D, S. O., Col. Sir Barlow,
and Capt. Ogilive, Officers loaned by
the British war office there is a sen-
sational story covering the conduct
` _ of the arsenal for _nearly a year lead- ___ _
ing to the appointment of a new WAUKEGAN 1n_ _I
_ _ _ uly 26.-
(Cnnndmn pl-nan) Superintendent in the person of Maj
licated in the affair behind the
bars, John H. Richardson, storekeep-
nent for n joint nnvnl ,|em0nB¢_ hundred thousand dollars. In nddit- r at V01,,_ I11__ sonnnt Wu,-mntn for
arrcst of fifty womcn who kid-
_ il l' 'f , r de her on a ruil
been nband0n,,d_ next month after it has been rc - glimpe "S me 0
and then dumped her in ii miniature
of mud.
~ ' e omen
fn;-they implicate the Turkisli satisfactory. The Minister of Militia - LWB of the action 0' th W
little village for two.dxiys_
he strongest woman in the village
_ _ _ _ was selected "captain" of thc vigil-
'I‘llI`kS by f0F°0- "“'"“t‘°"- HW "““’z"St1""" "em to tes. She pounced upon Mrs. Rich-
son while she was alone in her
ne and dragged her to the crowd
woincn outside. The women placed
storekcepcr’s wife on u fcucn rail
clothes were practically stripped
ler
[01-eeg_ _bnvo had six mouths supply nf cor- f m ner \,nny_ nnn ann wan ncje,-_(1
F0
*' diff* in ndvmicc an 1 It lt f
l screaming, the women caI‘l‘i0d l\0r
our i>UuiNG ooronicn ima. in-rm- fum, i».~rh».i ihh »r».»_h_~.\ "‘n,,,,,,,, nf ,, mn, ,,,,.,,,,,,,, the ,,,,,,_
1], (
-i r was n1_=i|uilz1cf_\irilw the component C*
dried pond, and ordered her to
vc town.
construction of the Panama Ca- vviilw... rollnfls. ili» cmnlvnt nl' v-m - The women gain to have been mem-
has notified Lieut.-Col. David .~-nnwifm --'lieu »-nmnlf-fc \»pi~\- vin-mn nern nf the nn,-tv denied nu know _
B. Gaillnrd, chief of the central nf. $175 nun when the r-ordite pro- 1 nn of the affair-_
d
k ___ (J 1 __ t ti r or car rirrrcs was “onlin un NGED NSLCTS LIVFD
wor in ie ‘uc rs. cu sec' on _ . _ W1 <‘ 4,
hereafter he cohaintei show cs- *‘*‘ "'""»*.1"’.‘ld‘*-‘il ""‘”"‘ “"‘°"““‘“““"'-:ri~rc“I` issnous minion _
wnri s around tbc can towards tim lil’-ill/9 m0mlJ0l5 Of the g0Ul0g1C“1l-l1U"
d I.
_ _ - _ _ u n 'e ic prograiu. The hitter part
is ynnini ing would take place al- |,',,,,,,h |nnf_,.nn nf f,n.w,,m .towmng the ty _examined the lower carboniierous of the week the scene of exercises win
CASE IS C()1vl1vll”;N(]p;])_ ter October 1, this is the first time _H1 _ I _ _ series in Horton District ycster- _ _ .
, mu/7 e Tie defect develo cd in the , ~ lie Uflllsffrliill U' 0111 FUYT M0128.
- the actual date has been named. Phe __0____s__ of uw (_mmi_mti0n_I:_vifhin the day' _phéy hlfgan glen ,€;“_mi":t'°“ :E which figured conspicuously in the
struction of the dyke W1" “now Ga' ' /I I i M I I ffagfts me .' ma' mg thug Iv; iound last \vur between the ilnitcd States
n Lake to flood _the cut, thereby -°\"°”*l_~ " “""lli "St th" ‘ellt ll ° 1 °1°l°"""l3_“I’m I E 015 ,__ and Great Britain. Governors Mc-
actically connecting the atlantic found itself faced by the fact that a In tW° l_’ acesktlfaics ‘;_ rcsas gonna Creary of Kentucky. (‘ox of ohio and
<1 Pacific' although “tual navllif* lnrlrc fllmllflty of ammunition was vel? ;“"§' rgcck °0'fT‘“A13:dia Coueé Pothicr of Rhode Island have ac- 1
0" of the °"‘.“*"1 Woballly Wm ‘mt utterly unsafe. The Minister at this » ir(;‘th ay) ot 'the M1 in nge CGPICG invifflflvnd to fake lH\I`t in H10
attempted for some time werent" junction instructed Col. Morrison Jo n ' e lar y re e y ' °”1el’"‘ti""'
, morning, and he gave valuable infor-
Excevhticn in the cut henceforth Di'°¢*°' 0f_A"fiU_°fY to D'_°°“°‘1 *fl ,n\_°*i°';» havifflg “‘§mld“i°‘1 this dlmlct cADs'rs_s“/iii. Fon CAN-ADA. t
iich occurred on Saturday after- will be confined mainly to removing QUel'00» £0 lnvestlgafe- Thli invesfili- ‘with casses rom ca B'
un. The deposition of Mr. I. Ches- the remaining hard rock sections be- ation Fevefillld the Sl281”t`1if18 Sf-Bti? Oi ` A iiscovery wgs madethere whicl? LONDON: Jl-‘LV 25“‘ThC Imlwfilll in
ee o ih s' ' - ~ - ~
__ , ily _-Walter H. DISLEY, July 27.-Private Haw.
EKING, July 27.-American, Brit. Eli PASO, Texas, July 27.-- The Page, United States anibassador to _kins of Canada to-day won the King's~, in this nnntinn of Kinnvn county wen,
and other citizens are to-night Americans were unable to force the Great Britain was the chief guest at prize for rifle shooting, carrying with .
rding the approaches to the moun- Mexican fedcrnls to give up Charles a dinner ofthe Hardwicke Society to- it the National Rifle Associations smousiy damnged in “ Seve” Mu
n town of Ku Ling where thou- B. Dixon, U. S. Immigration Oiiicer, night. gold medal and gold badge and 31,- ’3t‘"`m which “wept "cross th” Vail”
ds of British and American wo- who was wounded. Dixon wma cap- Replying to a toast to his health, 250 in cash. at
n and children have taken refuge. tured and feared execution. He en- proposed by Lord Halshury, former Private Hnvvkin'g aggret-71150 WHS crops, breaking windows and leaving
ericun blue jackets are on the caped but was shot while running and lord chancellor, Mr. Page said that 330 points out of a possible 335. ‘nw B
ghts in communication with the is in ia, dangerous condition. Action the aims and inclinations of Great Sgt. Ommendsen ofthe Scottish ter- ‘"1
S, gunhoat Helena, in the river. is likely. Britain and thc United States were ritoriuls, winner of both silver and
signers watched the iight between 1-T the same, brass medals, He won the Kings s
rebels and the government forces ' He added that the day the United prize in 1901 d
a y part the last
ting the Government forces had _ foundiy and cternall indebted. stu c t ' ‘
of ‘
y g he main body in a crowd ga- .'
better of the war 'The opinion cfcriin -
. ‘ R ` g to his reception in Lon thered nrou-nd Ommendsen. His two
vails that Yuan Shi Kal will con- _ don, Mr. Page snid that if ever n magpics in the early portion of the
ue victorious. He lecl d t -d '
al Hiissnx play:-d “See thc (‘o|un¢-r' S
PERRY Cl'll.l'1llllA'l‘l(lN A'l"l‘OI.l~ll)O ,_
PHIVATE HW S A
target with bulls. The crowd quickly t
shifted around Hawkins excite
0
secure :i great chccr iirose directly u
the iniliirntor appeared at the bottom
ri ht-h 1
orninaiuei at Aldeii-hot .ind l<..i|l in
Wutilcgrave. The famous chair was
at hund with Hawkins in the scat of I"
his rillc ho was liurne by his fellow ,,|
(lillmliiiiiis null thc mul‘rh to thc c<\u||
cil oflire begun. The Iinnd of thc liov
i
inf! l‘inl`f\." 'l‘be uiiirvh siibsciiucuilv
continued to the (‘nua<liun hut with
(lol. ilufl Hteivurt, Major Sinunons
and lfirdwbistlc at its head.
'|‘lic priv.i~i-\ were clistrihutvd in u 1;
tent by the Dilclicss of Wellington. n
TOl.l<]ll(>, O., J-uly 26-'l`hc name I'
of (_loinn\odore Oliver lin'/.ard Perry, V
wlioin 'l`olc1lo iiilopicil years ago as u U
i»;<rrt of :i putluiii i~‘:iini. uuii in iuciu- U
Ury of whom she haul uiimcd build-
ings, streets :ind suburbs, will liciur~ I
ther honored thc coiuiug ivcck by n _
great celebration of the centennial of
the battle of l'ut-in-iluy. Those in
charge of the ai‘rongcuieuts believe
the festivities here will eclipse i-.ll ol
the similar celebrations to be field in
the Great Lakes cities this suiumer.
One of the principal attractions, of
course, will be the reclaimed and re-
habilitated Niagara. the century-old
flagship on which (`onimodorc Perry V
fctiti ‘I
n ucarrt a lide and Empire, ii affairs which is now being remedied, "lay e °f great mterest otha gem? Cadets selected h L i-d 'l"
gical_ world. A specimen was found in 1 il d E C d y U Roberts' tl
*_* Boy is sHo'r AT mm shape of a V' in Him amile .1 0' :ge eo  _A asia: itiidditnivii hiihtiilig H""~ '“`t"“" Meme" S°"°‘“" Gm'
hich was what was fu ly be ieve to ' '
AY ABOLISH CONVICT W
sPi=iINGHILL MINES __ camp at retiiwewh. mi
_ LABGR IN MINES_ be part of a fully developed ping __ in
Amisnsr J 1 ze.-Ac s ' - °' ““ l""°°' FINDS MIURUUE
BIRMINGHAM, Ale., July 2s-/rue inn Mine., B Loy glint eight vegxngf DF- H°“‘fi‘%"°"»°f L°_‘i‘d_§’"» E“gl““f_; or In-ii<;in\1A'risi/i.
e of convict labor in the mines will age non ef John Booth n prosperous made the mcovcry an e "pee B °*
§_l_i_e lnrinsipal subgect of discussion Ei-ig’l',ish miner _of Sprinjghill went to zmd ?r;$,e‘;l€iecL_';1;;‘t5?rV_ie;'fr‘q'tt° ‘be PARIS. _JUIY 24--All inlielrsillllé
y g e e 1 proves n ..|_ n bn! le ,_
8 13 Bmu C081 Operators when the house of his married sister, a‘ to be a wing without n0nbt_ it tnken  '_‘_‘;FU10_i‘(;l °°;__c_:;;“‘ co; 1.
lei' assemble here Monday for their short distance from his own home nc- winged insect which furthe, ,men in _ s » y sec
nnel meeting- In vww of the pub- ccnnmniod by an cider brother in °“f'"" me ‘U U* l f
f 'l » - 'ii t-
_ _ . geology to the lower carboniferous mg nllimoue _:lt °r¥mf’Un;insfu;u\ 3_0 nm
Leinster Hall. We went along 110 Cfitldsm 01 the ¢0nViCl'» lBb0l` EWS' the absence of the sister the older period tnnn had ever been ,linnnvered _ _' _ l> '
m |5116 l l
S
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H
5
§
i>
:1
m
-<
'ith
honor. With ii sprii: of maple around l,l_-nie,
mpc.
wus
l’||c
I Vluirlvs Ncnipluis, ii tlrcek confec-
icrc
lsr
ington. Doctor Vouros came here
w _
the
Attorney John Philip Hill.
for
ruse
ncy,
furnislicd by the Greek diplomat, a
search warrant for Neinphos’ home
was
ulsismuus slum I
luiwuulswu
'i 1
PENODSQUIS, July 25.-The crops
I o'clock to-day, leveling growing
ter in its wake.
The hnilstones were of remarkable
ize, averaging about like hazel nuts,
an n si1\»i medal in while some rivnllcd marbles.
ev Logan H Roots, Bishop of States took over the s stem n - lil \
_ _ _ _ _ _ .  y of E g _06. The scene at the iuiigcs wns_
nkow advises foreigners to pre- lish common law marked one of the highly diverting. Blessed _ ith n nnei
Ms_ _ serve Ku Ling as a place of safety greatest cpochs in its history, for afternoon ii large company i-» scmbled_ cm
'£h0 l>00l>lc. After a fortniglit's ` ` which the United States was pro- During the e rl
The brittle buckwheat stalks were
clen.~1l~.- to the ground and pota-
shziri-ll the sume fate on some
ll`lTlS.
The storm cams up from the north-
be;.:inning at l o'clock and rag-
vig
ng furiously f--1' half an hour. Thir-
y windows in the lower Penohsquls
that the Canadian was plastering thc Bapti
st church were smnshed and
wenty panes were broken in the ull-
ler church, nniny furm houses suffer-
gf in the same way, especially those
westerly exposure, -
It was the worst storm seen in the
1.: ani corner. Directly he had _ _ .
got his shot lliiwkiins pulled out his valley fm 'mmy yvms "nd the size 0!
pipe. He was coiigriitlilntcd by Lord the
(`lieyleino|'c, (len. Sir llouglus Haig, led.
(I . ! ~ .v , *_ .
llnilstolirs has ncvcr been equal-
The biickwlif-:it fields :ire a hope-
ss ruin and while the potatos suf-
rcd less severely, the stalks were
i flown and lcit ill very bad
'l`fll_i‘.‘N ?\N` A'l`ll|‘1Ni~l
Hill IN ll/\i.'i‘lMUi`l.l}
l’OliICl‘J MAKE FIND
liAI.’l‘li\lOll|~l, July 26.-A piece 0(
reel. sculpture, the bust of a girl of
bout five ycu.l'r»a of nge, stolen from
thc
een
Nutiouul Museum at Athcns, fif-
yonrs niju, and Bald to he Of
'iccless vuluc and 3,000 years old,
rccovci'cd by the local police.
figure was dug up in the cellar
onvr ut ilninpflcn, o, suburb.
Swirl-li for the bust was iuntituted
following n visit of llr. Alexan-
Vouros, tho Greek charge at Wasil
ith several documents und went to
oflicc of United Sentes District
To Major Hill was unfolded the
story of the disappearance of this
gem
European. go.vef31l“¢lH\l-B-»'I»0 recover it
for
of Grecian art, of the efforts of
the last decade, and of clues in-
olving ii Baltimore Greek.
Major Hill decided that it was not
cmse of smuggling. but a problem
tin: local police. Accordingly she
uuis laid before the state's attor-
aud on the basis of information
issued.
-IAGUE WILL DEAL WITH
PANAMA TOLLS.
OTTAWA, July 26.-The matter of
he Panama tolls is to be submitted
the Hague and Sir Chas. Fitzpat-
k, Chief Justice probably will be
ie (`unurli:1n member of the court.
l will assist in preparing Cana-
E CIILSC. `
_,___.__l...,_,
RA(‘l'<] Ml<lFJ'I‘Ii\'(} AT il-IAMILTON.
lAMll.Ti')N, Ont., July 26-The
ond of the srnson’s race meeting!!
lor the uuspices of the Hamilton
ockcy (‘lub opened ut the local
hem im and walked towards thelth
out of King Street. Diiierson blew co
ic horn, and hc turned, went back a‘
port only senate and assembly canrll- tc
nd was-struck by the car. He went
own. The car was stopped then and
to Chief Clark, witness said that the 0
efendant had told him afterwards w
iat he had got rattled and put his
bruised and his temperature was 97. C
pulse 80, and respiration 20. The and
crystal of his watch was broken. Rnd P15
the case badly dented. His injuries s
5,i2728Mn| present time, however, the lndica- m
,he was ii clerk in the C.P.R. build- 'o
Franklin Institute, Dept. 933. F- ing. “I heard a crash." he said, "and c
Rochester N. Y. 548-7-ilBM16lpd- looked out of the window, and saw a
Ming-0'; Linlment V0'-11'" m"'°“"l’°"
arket Square. At the head of the th
w steps, and then came buck again
crowd of people gathered around. I 0
me the man was struck. In reply lc
ould have been struck anyway. t
uked pretty serious at first. At thi! the
ons are that he will recover." 8
oman lying on the ground, a man, clud
end n broken automobile. I tele- bow
phoned for the ambulance. I went to
the scene‘of the accident with one of a
the other clerks. The man was not 0
unconscious, but spll°nl”°d °°\`l°“°l7 P E B ld 1 d M
 ve    “°"‘°‘" :zur   if' ii.. .1
;l:_b.I Chester mow" was wo,-n by Bridgeport, commander in chief of the
means of an interl>l”0¢0l`- MF- B‘°°g_" 
wrote out his delwill-l0“~ “nd °
eourq; adjourned to the hospital to l'I'I
take the deposition ci Mr- M°l'°““- .
The anniversary exercises today in-
ment. The bewlder is aurmounted by
cannon and flanked by mounds of
annon balls. The DF0\’nln0n¢ particl-
ants in the exercises included Gov-
rand Arm-y of the Republic, and
umes R. Sloane of Meriden, depart-
ent commander of the Oonlwtltlit
Grand Army of the Republic.
m ne owners iave expressed boy went into n mum nnd not nom before The remains of “sh and plant \egetatile hiuguoni, \vhicn_is snppos- .l
eir willingness to release the State nf n 1-evnlvcl. that turned out to he me wéw also found in this stratum_ en to be the _cause oi _r..euinatisi_n.
hcrf two men were talking. Une of from the Cvntfueli which Df0vlf1@Bf"l“ loaded. After arousing himself with -*L_ .1 ""8" ““°'°"_'““_ “'h‘°'f_i“i“ "‘f_1y_ _““;_,,_,,\.c H,-,.,,,,] nm, w,,n.n¢ns¢,ne,i ne n
e employment of several hundred it nn gnvn it to the younger b0y_ nnd _ _ _ __ ioie _undcr_ ii lciy powci _u inirnoscope ___
nvicts in the ,ninen_ in Home way not exactly k_m,wn_ it JALKSUN Ib VINDICATLU are invariably found_in the blood ______r _____ (______________ c_________t and ownnm
was niscnn_,.gc,|_ the bullet entering L NDON Jul 26 _At the my _ joints of peisons suilciiug iioin i~hiu_
FIRST SOLDIERS' MONUMENT- the younger boy’s hlcad causin l' U ' y ' "'"'““‘"
track today and will continue until
sn,tui~dny of next week. The horses
uit of two mouths’ caiupnigninlr
und trnck .ilicinls predict one of the
t ' g Us mouth conicrencc yesterday the Jack Wy ` best iiiev‘f_iin.':= of the summer.
_ . iile nothing definite has been
BERLIN. Conn.. July 26-A Datri- doa h after 8' ‘cw hours' H0" "he"“"’YH "lame" lmuuy d‘""‘i' given out concerning the discovery oi
uc celebration gun; gan have no dn- WU-lb U5’ B V0*/F UI 335 fo Z7 if was these peculiar sciiitillutiug bacilli,
. 11 neat B held today - tn _ en,-_by ' ' ' ' _ decided that this book diu not in the tn,_.m ,B e,,n,.y reusnn tn believe Lnnn
M21 “git EEE Zhoesrzxiirs Sgum “nu saw emngi “nfs 1\nnningt0n_mTn; :clam-n. IGIISC llll/“UNIT-0 “Ulf mam-W9 of muh li'rencll ineiiicidl scitnec ls on thc verge
Questioned by Mr' McRae witness tion WHS in honor Ol lille S€llli'C9llW"'   Ur conmct Wm* ml “t“"““m“‘ of another scientific victor ,
. . _
iul anniversary of the erection ofthe   RAT  T _ --
rst monument that rose from Amer- ~~ - n` _ _ _ _
,,,, son to nc,-,,e,,,,,,, tn., memory I E, l00fi LADY svsli. siurrri is raison.
_ _ »
f those in blue who died in the civil S _ _ t T L_ di _ MASONS SAIL FOR IANAMA' ‘ LONMN Jry _ 26 lady %y____
_ pec a o ic ‘uar an _ __ - - . . ~- 1 \ - _ (y h ‘_ e pany,
ot on the wrong pedal' The man gli:vd?;‘l:lse!;toiitgdtlygtxxdte thzlid  Zhtdtlhfhgnfo southwesterly wmds’ mw‘|from all parts of the ‘south sailed Mi:;’l__,‘VL_]__jH Snni-p. were sciitltii pri- cents'
_ '__ THU wEA'rH1;R._y t d d_ from New Urlenns today ful' 1'l1|H1|""~ sou today for ii ioruiighi on ii charge
Dr' D' (A Malcolm gave evidence miirillxodtzhsisadd siydgleseihiitd lad ilhzhi- Saturday was lldautiflidyexinllgl :irthwn the °h"~"f”l`°d l'"»”“"'9m|’ At°""5~ ol fliS\ll`<1Cl'lY Fvllilllvt <|lU`i"iZ HH ‘W
ry of six boys of the _,mage who/h,.jght sunshine; cnntlnninn clear nt"l‘he principal object of the trip. tempt to hold n niillitunt nuf[riigetl.c
ne bl’ one had been Picked oil by Flight- ` l whmh is comlucted "nd" th” uuspmis "’°°tl"g 'll' Um ""L"'"“"’ L" 0'” |"""y ffolluiul i‘ow.~ cucli afternoon at 2.30
onlederatn bnunts while unntinn fm- The temperature at tn;-ee rycloek Of U10 Grand U0l\Bl5f-UTY Ul I-1011151' of the house of coinnions ycstcrdiiy.
Vicksburg The dedication took zero and with it southern exposure ldllclcllt Arabic (mlcf °f the Mymc
e on J\rly.2B The ames ofthe a sl yth ce above. Shrine will be instituted.
___;__
ix Kensington boys who had died in The highest temperature recorded
wan we,-n inscribed on the menu- yesterday was eighty-one degrees *__*
MAY lllif (`ilMMI'l"i‘l~Zll
.:::.::'.f".;i_.if:: :;i‘.::“:.‘:;. .i;.:;.“ z:l:":.,:.':,': “il.:"f.:.‘;::°:.;”“:..":::h     
' ’ ' no-Uris '1‘o LADDER. --_
rue     °;"‘.“:  i_‘;‘:."':,*:.°: i:“1;i..“::.:;:;¥.:::°;:;. 13.* 2:22 311:: --     _
hiseaeg on :he ntone_ Bntrnve ah0ve_ _ MON'l`I`¢EAL, Quc.,_July 26.-After n_iitt|nent of .llcxainicr l\‘l_orrisou. _M1 _
The tide _Wm be high this evening clinging for neanly nins hours to thc I., for_ conteinpt. of couit, is beiui, ,_
at 6.34 and tomorrow at 7.48; if, ladder of a stationary light in Lake asked in co_nncc-tion with the pro-
wm be nigh tomorrow mo,-,nnn nt St. Louis, two Christian Brothers ccedlugs which fi_»llowe<_l the filing ol
513 nnd wennnndny nt 6_15_ and two employees of the Point a petition against his election for
The nn" not, this evening nt 7_35 Claire parish school, were rescued Nlaellouald.
and tomorrow nt 7.34; it rises to- “Wt Und n08l‘lY Uihnlliliml ¥0Bl0l'd8Y Mr. Morrison has luilcd to comply
morrow morning nt 4_38 nun wnnnnn morning by_Rev. Father Mongcau with the order of the court to up-`
day at 4_39_ pastor of the parish. pear for examination und to produce
The moon risen tonight nt-12_ The four men were cauirht in the certain documents, and today an up-
Tne Inst nn,,,.te,. 0| the ,nnnn was gale whfcli swept the lake on Wednes- pllcation for his connnlttincnt will
on Sntnrnny_ Jnly g6tn_ nt 5_5g "_ day night. ho made before Justice Cn_meron_ The
m_ Unable to reach the shore, they court's order specified that Mr. Mor-,
Then, Wm he n new moon on gat. sought refuge at the light stake rison appear for examination and
nrnny_ Annnnt 2nn_ nn g__r,g n_,n_ where their boat, lashed by the waves produce. certain documents before
_ ~_.__.._..______, _ The length 0| today Wm be nnn~teen broke away leaving the men helpless Juno 30th, but up to date he has not ll
ed the unveiling of u memorial
lder set up infront oi the monu-
Y
he Union The shaft was delivered this morning by the Rexnll more ana. is cxcmpliiicntion ol ii clnss ol All the accused rcfuscd to und sure- H
J l 4 1863 just as the North was tested thermometer with ii nertnei-ni102 at Panama. After degrees of Mn- tics for their good bcluiviour, und,
B hack and abdomen' He was hlhdiediby the news from Gettysburg exposure was slxty~one degrees above SUNY "P0 C0“l0"1”°<1 I1 UFUIICII 0! U10 as un alternative, 'wrrc si-ut to .lull-
AHNOUHCEHEHIS.
‘IOMlliG EVEfi`l`S»
MEETINGS. ETC
One cent per word each insertion in
order. Miniinuni charge twenty-Hvl
°°l"or the urxt low du H 0l` llllfll-
. . , y
furtlier unnuuiiiccnioiits the motor
l
unit will it-uve thc Murine wharf for
nu 4.30, 554-
°°\`clvci_-like i-nuooihness of touch
uurl llrilliiilit, cleun-ollt lmlll`B8Bl0ll5
clniriii-feri'/.cn the opcrntion of the re-
n n w s xt - r ' ' ` suits from A. Ili-ininglioii Typewriter.
A. Millie l~`ruscr, llnlllax, N. S.
514-7-26M3l.
"Tho ululersignril machine Erma
luivu ilvciilcd to close their business
in Moulliiy alternuolls at 1 0'c\0<ik
luring .luly mul August: W. Grant Q
‘o., Massey liurris Co., Ltd., Frost
& wood (‘o., Ltd., A. Horne & Go.
546 'I-28M3i.
“The next few days the motor
d_»out. lcuvrs the Murine Wharf for
iolluml i‘ovu ench nltcrnnon at 2.30
and 4.30. Team at Rocky Point
meets the ferry steamer leaving Char-
lottetown at 9.30 and 11.00 a.m.,
1.30, 2.30 and 3.30 and 6.30 D. ln.
Last bout from Rock Point on week
dnya 8.30 and Sundays 7.00 lun.
545-'I-28I1l»
Mllla!'d’l Lillimbnt Cures Ooldl, etc. hours and fifty-eight minutes. ln the dr°“°hl“§ mln' i °PP°l“`°d»
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