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fr¥§‘l>éa”l?l’f§A' 8? Eli:
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Ui
as
-_ _ . ,va __-_
  Poor Box-
_` 'Contents Stolen- No Clue to
V The llliscreant.
` V [Seaman Br Casas]
Folioraloros. N. n.Ja\y»ea.-on son.
A ‘lil Illilit or early Monday morning St.
'Ann‘s _Church was entered by some pal ty
-orpartiee.
. When theyerilor went ia the churahhn
it ie hisfcuetom on Monday morning _po
filillld the door unlocked.
_ Uh 'enferlog he soon discovered that
f.fSt._.jhnn’s 'Church Entered on Sunday
Pried Open and
'somc mlsoreantil had been at work. I '
The pofr box rl usted near the door-,_
and which is v-ery solidly locked, had
b°¢ll Dried opcn and its contents taken,
There was every evldcncn that other
parts of the church had been visited but
noieing else appears to have been taken.
There is yct no clue to the cllmlnal in
the case.
nuh_,|lill
  ll vmslmuus
A Forceful and Pleaaing Pres-
entailon ofa Great Play ‘
'L by Strong Company
Fil' the traditional two and n half hours
evening at the playhoune a Chir-
lottotown audience were last night carried
backward to the days of ancient Rome,
theaptrenuous period long before tin
0h§¢i_ln _era when Apples Olnudlus
ov* me leclmvlratr, and Vlrainlua
was aceniurioo. The _story is well known
to qtnilents of history' and no noch
_ _ _w eo great rome, Virg no,
watch im kart ure boards lor more tllani
tonrrofao yearned will our tae' blool
ofieaerations yet to come.
_lkwaa a very forceful and artistic pre-
selltatlon liven last evening by Daniel
Ryadaod Uomoany with Mr Ryan as
Viikltllill. Mile Phlllisiiilnlore e.1Virginfl
andjood support froma. talented oom~
pa_i`ty"`with1speeial scenery. (fn ln really,
 the want ofa larger stage is
aadly§folt. and onghtlong ago to hlvo been
suppliad)’.i'he slalwartform resonant voice
strong but mobile features, the pleroinfr
cya and the every attitude and gesifare
of Ur. Ryan bespoke him an sclor of
no common mould.
1,5 evpnizu he played upon ever!
onletion ol lilo auditory rr a .allied
muclcinh upon the stjnge of an insho-
men‘. He moved thelriqpgiciiest feelings
as the lovipg   their civic
pride a‘sf;_a'.§°man citi_ro_`e gd held them
\,,_.,':‘¢|,'_|¢'*#  dhpntlc crises of
an _*gy-, gkayrpiea 4 bio varied
 in _ihptgldernese of
the
Nu ' luggage of hi! daughtefs peril
nifty" ,hun and especially in the gl-and_
all ln wnlrn-no :aku “the wiv wav"
togxi hid 'daughter from Apvllli ll?
divoting her to death, and later when
iqaane from grief he stranglea Appins in
tht prison. I
Ii, was tbyonghout npaweriuianll finish-
qjpgqagbation, heartiiyapplauded except
,,||€M|.,|,;_¢iit_q|»y were tpo deeply moved ,
my and-clipping. Miss i}llmore's Virgin-
ifg-`v)i'a`ve|~y sweet and winning. and sho,
,,"‘¢§5 hu pw 'lla admirable olenrneaa.
gil_,g5...,,'. appz... cumin. would lnnl-
' `i the no io capable of better work-
m_||“'|1,y and spontaneous wen the
*ygqj gg lr. Ryan when he was re-
’¢’||||y qilgrl fora the curtain, an
gi which was later shared by i»‘\¢
lfilfhooatpanv. Lvlt nl¢il..'s perform-
qgjapnrsaour thec"sli'°cr= Of l_l°°O°'-‘
Qifglgypjoyment in he nights that _am
m”‘;¢¢,.,_ rmiga 'ao mil. vlll to
'He
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 MARKETS.
 \Qoen1-it av on -1
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SEHIIIUS HUMUHS
[IT A TATAL HHW
In Which One of Tile Pariiesl
Was Beaten Verv
Badlv. `
A rather alarming rumor was current
in the City lest uilratto the elreet that a
man named McLeod had died yesterday
at Peters Road, near Murray Harbor
North as aresult of injuries rec;ived
In a fight, in which it is alleged four men
Participated, McLeod, a man name!
Hughes, and Thomas anfl Owen McClosk-
ey, of Ioni.
it is rumored, fell under the influence of
punished.
Oloskeys, and it is dfnderstood they nie
tc be served on the men, Hughes hnvina
laid the information.
[S1-eclaj. BY Canes]
inary examination of Tomlin vid of Le
McAd-am Junction wus continued
day.
very successful.
runnnwron, N. B.. .inly ze -'l‘nepru|n.-
_ we
Mass., cn charge of murder of his wife at
J. Douglas Hanan, K.C., who is con-
duotink the case for the defence was
l.
lo-
 llracosnlcrou I
Ile brought out very clearly from the
witnesses for the Clown such evidence
as showed that Mrs. David had been
living with Clnrlu- Nlrlrolaa, alla. sndhn
Cowlcygas mnn and wife, and that David
had been told ut this before he did the
shooting, as well as that Mrs. David had
said that she and Nicholas were going to
be married.
pllch to the Herald saysz-
ammunition worth $10,(D0,000 has
patent rizhtson any of the improvenle
Commission demands shall be ut illzed
A legal iight may result.
li, i, um th m.`n',“‘“a“, _|` ___1`.h_n,Japan¢se lolnflnm Germany bas_
gut at M "gl " "rf "not materialized. That an application
, um” v°']'"E'"°°k'“d'°° auld he made was rellicteil would he
W P
made was predicated three wel-ks ago.
liquor. was alto stated it that time that on
\ .
A 3 ht d I hy, , account of the preiustica exl~t~lllz against
g ensue n w ch it is report d J _ G B k H __
. apnn n ermnny,nc an won- e
Hughes and McLeod were brutally m°negou,mon,,_
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IN UNITEI] STATES
IAPS TTI BUY GUNS
ANI] ANIMUNITIUN
Naiv Yollx, July 22.--A Berlin fles-
The Japanese Commission of military
experts sent here to onier new guns and
ordered ten m‘litary balloons. The firm
which enterad into the contract, Japan
has been informed, has not acquired
which proved so successful at the recent
lrlnls at Tegal, und which the Japanese
the cnnstrutffon of the balloons cnlereri.
als
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FRANCISCO JOSE, AGED 119.
He fought against Napoleon lu 1810
and was ut the i-lego of Oporto in 1832.
He is a resident of Portugal
and still works at his different
composite Canadian teams. The most
ilnpo.tant of these scratch matches
wlllbe between the coast defence gun-
ners for the 21(1) cup given by iils
Majesty the King. The British team'
which is the flsst lo visit Canada since
1883, will arrivc in Montreal after the
competitions on Aug. il, and the officers
of the Montreulgarrllon are makin:
preparations to tcndsrn garrison mess
dinner to thr officers ofthe British gun-
nets.
Condensed scvcrilscmcn is
Too late for i1i.»\eslilcai.|on.)
$*SEE PAGE 6 FOP RATES -Q
* I0 'SW itil' * ll
TU faireriucntlon to learn the iypr
5 .
mlrriian otllre.
etting -Applv »\tG
FOI! SALE.-Uprlnllt piano,, tlrsl. ch:-ll
1.-onditinll. apply to Mllylimallwoocl
Richman St. Silllwpd
WANTED-at once ogre" for
gvnvral in we In . Kely.
Snathport,i7hsrl town _ tgmgréd
05%-between St. Dons‘an’o Cwhv-
.L. de -r ~.°.~==..:‘:s'°::...=‘.:~.-~
el IOOG Ill I ' ll P-
_rlewarded by leaving v_&a
""'a~<l~.:.::a;”.'=;"_‘°'”- .--r,,::.::.~:.':-.=.,-~.».»:.
1*' T "."..l......'.  .. 10.50 bunlrnona wil no aail~. Ap y to Glou
=» ~'.~. __ 4” E..f. llllrlelirlnrlfar-ray Helrbud _\1wtl\- members onus
*‘ " ' efltmtaf
......--.......... 95| nuns -lnateyel yrra--a mv|,|H,|,,,,|‘°f|,,*
MoN.mEAL Jun, 2_3__»1-_,B Mmlery ,Mmythe interval. The total amount
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. merchllntable timber in the United Sta
drawn from the militia regulars and vol- d b le I 2 000000000
untoersof the British Isles, arrived in is b°"°" t° B 8’ lmf' ' ' '
Montreal yesterday afternoon just stop INT' 'md IMI” °; "M es 'mat lb
in in r lr l th fit nel °'°‘"°“°“ S “M-
p g rs ew ours ll e yon i- r .
The production of lumber lnth 5
way through ioPetawswa, where. nt thc M le I h U it d St ‘tc
_ _ _ end ofthe month they will be pitted B ug 5 “ T' 8 n ° “ B In I
, .~ wan.; lp the comp. when-_against the wok of tha heavy Run ,Manda was the largest ever recorded. A c
di ,. _ sus bulletin recently Issued give 37.
:.'.:.?:.°°;:..‘l.':‘:":L';.';.;¢.::f:f.;‘1';“°;. =»».<»»».»-»<» fo-  -f 
commllllfl In addition to the regular omn'|HswhI°h mme "p`-Mi' TMSIBT
ohamphiozmhlp mlwms than Wm be 000,000ft. more than the cut rrportedln
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special matches, between the visitors and 1905*
Catholic Uhure
a tlllp to Germs
 . »=~°f'~"'»,_°°' ~ ~- rg" .“ .
  .
' ' ' i ° lil rd' Llalm 'niLllmiiermeno fren
of
  WAsB1Nu‘roN, July 21-~'1‘he ulnrlll- trades of tailor, carpenter, shoe~
ing sintement is made by the bore
of forestry that if the demon for tl
her could be kept stalionar , and no alcoholic drinkin hislife and"vvas never
AHTILLEHT TEAM  -- -»7~»»~ 
fires, we -hould haue 20 years form no
.___ ° nt the present r.\tc rf destruction only lily
` what om' forests would have grown in
D maker, painter and gardener, und ls siilln
a
ln- good shot. He never drank wine or
st sick. ~ /
W
had
,000 Clwmml  i
i)0.'i
Bi -
000
surprise on the
wholi .hs annon rc -
nd
21,
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T
ll.
f-1
T I ill sulnnlllis
cvclf nnllr Alu
The date of The Guardinn's _-_
bicycle ron-l race has been de- ~:-
iinltely flxefi for Aulzust twenty- "'
clzillb.
llntrles are to bc confined to
Prince E-lwnrd Island riders alone. ,
The mee is for The Guardians I
thru -ycardroplly; but in lulllition "
therein L. E, Proves:-, of Pruwxe .
Bros., l.l.d., oflcnln gold lnelai to I'
the winner of this yPrlr's race:
\V. N. Tuninn iewelvr. of this City, '.'
ii
£3
offers ll nil-/er tlopby to thu one ,'.
wllo wins second plllce. \V. E. f._
Moron of the Union Commcrcill .-
College oil'\-rs asllvlr modal. Phe "
Crllulin Uyvle nud Motor Co.,
through their local reprepfnrlitlve '.
Ernest Rice offer n rllvlr butler .'.
ca-nier which they valiis nt ten '
If llnl|ara,anrl J. A.S. llayer of Gauvln f_. _
Gen' rel 8: Cn.. r ffrrs one half dnten f._
cltilinct pholnf.
The course begins at The Gnar- "
._ dlan office in Charlottetown bpd ..
_._ follows Grafton Street to Great .'
George Street, thence mntinu- .1
f ins on to the Upper ldafpe- ._
' qua Ron-l which it foilowsfto -:_
T this airle Milton station, thence tall- 
ing the road to the left which runs .Z
' alongside M ro's Mill atrrnm and 
°P .
on to Warn n'i Corner, North River. :_
From this corner e no _will .
be no r,-_-lr the 'hgorxn `R.lvrr .'
iiridgaln the Royal Alma, thence I
by 'Lower Mnlpeqne Road io '
u.lnm»nn.»1l, :allowing Barrera -I
‘Road nat to the shore. than ta ing -
the Para nwlvray, following tho I
,mud
rams round the Park and eo io i
alartiag place--lil miles. ,
  DEFE  CE THEORYI
In The David Wiie=Murder Case [§[]V, Tw[[[|i{ |§
And Counsel' Makes Some
_Strong Points From The _
Evidence For The Crown, ..i"..”.f.'I.'Z.‘.T;..f’.'i.f.?I.i“Zf.;;;§§f2`.5`;2.§IL
HHMIIIG HEHE
ot New Lllunswlck. and llirs.'l’wcedIe vri|
Probably spend rl few days in Prince Ed-
ward Island next woelr
T-UTI IIIETHTIITISTS
UT THE WUHLI]
i.oNnoN, July 21.- At the annual
conference of the Wesleyan nilbrrcnls,
sitting in \Vss]cy chapel, Ihbert VY.
Perks. M.I’. for\`Lincolnshire. presented
the proposition that the time had arrived
when the Wesleyan forces throughout
the world should bind themselves with a
mighty band and battle with the great
rcomoulo urlll social questions of tile day,
IIa suggested the lstlmal/a of Methodist
bureaus on all parts ofthe world to d--nl
with the quesihn of immigration and un-
enlp`oyecl labor and to build np a praell-
cnllonn society and savings bank nnrl
other kindred lnsl,'tntions for mutual illil.
Mr. Perks declared that. Me odlsm is a
vast religious free masonary th world
wide riches and resources, only 'anting
the proper machinery to become a tre-
mendous cenfederaoy for mutua self-
hrlp. . - .
I No action was taken on the proprsitlon
thus nlesenied, but the ccllfercnce was
greatly impressed with the possibilities.
MUHIIEHEII TIIH
LITE INSUHANEE
Cmcaco, July 21-Iierman Bllllk last
night was found guilty of killing, with
poll-lnn,Adolph Vrzal uud Hve of his
children. The Jury fixed the penalty of
death.
During the trlal,Itestlnlony was sub-
mitted by the Stlte charging Blliik
with havlngdisposed of Vrzal and his
children in order to collect the life
insurance theycnrried. Mrs. Vrzul was`
shown io have been under the influence
of Blililr, whom she loved, and evidence
.lhowed that she had guilty knowledize
bf the murdering of her husband and
children by Bllllk.
The day after his arrest, Mrs. Vl~zn.l
committed suicide ily taking pcisoll.
WILL STILL WIJHK
TUH ALL-HEULINE
Mnlvrnrsaa, July 22-Sir Wilfrid
Laurier was given nn cllthnlllnstlc ri-
ceptlon here. thousands of people lulnlng
out anll cheering him. He was eecoril.-ll
to the city hall, where hc was prcaenlcli
with an address by the nlnyor and by th.-
board of trndo and ohninllrr of conllnercc.
Sir W lfrlll repl’a<l briefly, referring tn
the work ofthe conference, which llc
said resuliell ill great. good. As L) the
Rod line he mill that ii would he se-
.. cured before very long. and he dill not
- credit the report that the British premier
was opposed volt. ln any event he would
. continue to work lu secure thc accom-
plishment of the scheme.
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PHPULAHITI IIT
THE SLUHI SUNG
-aaa
MoNrmeAl.,July 22C.M.A‘eaander, sing-
lnrr evangelist, rfocntly visited Australia:
lcoompanied by his wife, aflrrjflve years’
absence; and they were moat
enthuoiastioally welcomed. Speaking in
the Town Hall, Melbourne, Mr Alexander
mentioned to the singers, many of whom
were members of the original choir, that
the famous ‘Glory Bong' was launched
l\l.o popularity. Since that time lt has
h len rung daily by thousands. It bed been
t -rnslated into sewnteen lanzuagas and
h td had a sale of twenty mllllonsofcoplen.
People never get tired of singing lt' he
[Sl'1~;clAi. BY C/ull.B.]
0'l'l‘AwA_ July ‘ill -Sir Wilflld Luuller
_ will remain In Oltnwn until I"l~lday
. ,nc-xt..
Ile will then gin to Arthnbaskavillc with
Lally Laurier for A few days rest.
No annuuzuculelits as to cabinet chan s
KY
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unseen         Par les some
   INSTURM IS To ATHABASKA
Next Friday For "Rest, Also to Deliber-
ate on Cabinet Changes and Con-
sult Friends -Many Rumors
" But Nothing
is Known
Premier has had a chance to consult
his friends and look over the ritua-
tion.
There are many rumors and speculations
afloat as to names of probuhle new minlst~
ers but nonilingl-4 know outssde of the
very innermost circle,
lvl-lil bo made for some time until the
Machine  
Bitter _Anti-Japane
Punishment of
Toicm, July 22 -Lite adviczs from
Seoul say that the rioting is growing in
mugnilude. A‘l;cu\pi»~i tu llulll the rllllj
way rtatlon and the police building were
frustrated by the prompt. action of the
Japanese police und xrendarmes. _
The po uder mnaaxins of the Korean
government is strongly guarded* by
SAIIIE HWAS I
A TIHHHUHNE’
LoNnoN, July 22-There died in a work-
house recently one William Campb.li,
formerly an oflluer of Cav.1l-y, who
declared that he was Sir Roger Charles
Doughty Tichborne, Bart. Before his
removal to the workhouse, six weeks
before, and when he was hopelessly ill,
he confided io a member oiparliament and
another gentleman that he was the mis -
ln‘g heir, Sir Roger, but asked that the
secret should iiob_be divulged until aiti-1'
bis death. His slory was that he wilf-
formerly u suhaltcrn inn Scotch regiment:
that afterwards he enllslcd as u Drlvntr
in another, was wrecked in the "Bella.'
that ii. was he who shot Castro and flrr ll
at the servant., nfterwnrds escaping into
the hush, und that he was ill England
during the Tlehllorlln f.rl-\l,in<.-oncellllncnt,
because of his crime. The lleail lllun was
of great stature, nnrl is mill lo have
possessed converelllinnlll lalenl.~.
"TINAL ANI]
UNALTEHAHLE"
l.1lNlmN, July 22-Lcrll Elpln and Sir
Flnncis l[opwood,were l-lonely questioned
lost nicht on behalf of British Columbia
in respect. io the exnci. bearing of
the umenilmeilta to the British North
American hill, which Lorll Elgin has
pnssellin lhelor<l=. Itsaems that upon
\VinnLnn Churehlll’s speech announcing
the excl~ion ofthe Dominion government's
words, “final and unalterable," as
nppllrli to subsidies settlement, Sir
\Vliirid Laurier brought. strong personal
pressure to rsinaert the words in order to
prevent the queetion being kept allve,in
Canadian politics. Thereupon as a
compromise, the preamble ani' schodulel
were inserted to make clear the intention
of the Canadian parliament to make the
settlement “final and unnlterahle." The
colonlalofilna, however, assures British
Columbia that despite the amendments
the settlement is not “final and unalter-
uble.' The way remains open for future
negotiations with Ottawa. Apparently,
therefore, both sides claim victory.
THE. WEATHER.
[Brrci si. By f`.;lm.a\
A .
Guns in
Streets 0/ Seoul
se Demonstrations
Follow the Abdication of the Em-
peror ol Korea-
Edict Ordering
Deputation to
Hague.
Jllprmese troops nt l.llc request of the
.minister of war.
Riotcrs ure shooting vrilllly out
windows and two Japanese are reported
to have been killed. Serious assaults are
frrquenflfnd the o ty is verging almost on
n reign of terror . Business is completely
suspended.
Seoul, July tl).-A proclamation was
published at 5 o`clock this Lveniiig wnr.l-
ing the populace toremnln in their homes.
At dusk machine guns were intrencbed
behind works builtinthe streets approach-
ing the palace, in anticipation of a
night attack. Militia. are patrolling the
suburbs. Japanese are arrlvlna here, but
lhey are foo smnllin numbers to lnake
any attempt to disarm the Koreans. Ah
f-he formal audience this altrrnc on
Marquis Ito was the first received. He
had a conference with the former emperor
lasting tcn minutes.
A new emperor is performing his duty
Inn purely pcrfunctory manner. He is
sold to show strength of character and
the outlook for his administration of
public affairs is not promising.
Ther.: was sonic outward improvement
in the situation mile-,f and General linse-
gawn, command -I . I' the Japanese tro-.ips
ln Korea, wlillllrew one of the machine
guns from the palace square. Ho regards
the aiiuatlon now ns being well in control.
The two government arsenals are guard-
ed by Japanese soldiers, althounb the
number is not large, and they are under
orilers to explode the lnugnzlnes if they
find themselves unable to defend it.. The
Korcnu trfops are frequently llllrungueri
by civllinn ngltniurs who take up thlir
stand at the cnlranca of the barracks'
Thc Koreans possess 90,000 rounds of
ulni.uuliltlon.
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A JUI!-EE UN THE
TIIEATING HAHIT
Moxrrow, July 22-The last issue of
"1'emperance,' official orgnn cf Archbishop
llruchesi's anti-ulr-.oholic crusade, contain
nn article denouncing thc expensive babl
of entering bar-rooms, lnwhich the writer,
the Rev. Mr. Hugolin, Franciscan, rs-
lntea the foliowlhg eqierlrncc of Mr.
Justice Langellor. While ln Montreal,
the loomed Judge, ilssliig one rlny along
Craig street. noticed some 5oi»ar~looa--.
within s nompamtivelyishort dletanls;
and aal¢oiia_frl_e_nd who, 'oovnpanied him
how all those pboplblxiuhl possibly earn
allvlng. ‘lfyou Il ,‘lal\l 'thefrlenr1.
vvewill pail liehoinmnrrnw at noon;
land una you will \lilli»f»l,aml.’ ra.,-
mrtattllorosiro 'piano oil n.e;n»ll..».l...¢
days: noon. ft was the hour wiv--l
tame mpley'ed_\n olllf.-ea and 'mrs Il nv.
their work. ‘hte strict was econ lull uf
people who, however. Ndn 'vanished an
lf by magic. They hnd been engulfed in
the numerous bar-rooms on the atom
nf which the proprietors. withn sllnl-l
on their face, were awaiting their cup.
tomers. ‘i now llnderstanfl llnw all
those liquor sellers can live und ge.
\ich,` said lhe judge to his friend,
, _ . :`l`<moN'ro, .loly 21-Somel l b0W¢rs_ . ,
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