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Slit' C""5i"g t° R'g5‘"g And Normal School---Names of Thoset’”fSll_.?S F°'l‘.5£.“."d_D“i'l5"‘°'_”lll5l1l'al‘lifiIile ` Coonéyifc Revival in
W|thTerr|ficWavesBreak-   _ . ' __ . _  .- ' ~ . _   __
,ng 0,,,,,|,,, w,,,,,|,_ Who Passed---Some of Them llave Wm' -t°_ Mg” A_S“d ireland. _ Over 'l`-w‘o__Thousan_d Con-
rlispnliunrigltxhllxtlii' cxvfsglecmzii. A  _ l r`€'_li'IoN'r_l=il,r._AL, Aus. 6-<sncclsl.;.__ .Of dheil'   ‘
British steamshlp Maori, which’ ran
on the rocks on Wednesday night
off`Bieng Bay are still on board the
vessel.
Through the clouds of spray dash.
ed up by the terrific seas breaking
over the wreck, the forms of men
are seem clinging to the rigging.
Their Position is most perilous,
Lifeboats are attempting to rescue,
them.
ol-M
LHBUH lHl]lIBl.l
IN SllllIKH[llM
v
Is Still Serious- Troops
Protecting the Routes for mme. wo. .
Food Supoly.
- soo.
STOCKHOLM. Aug. e.-(spccinl.)-
The situation with regard to the
labor conflict was inbensified today
when the workmen employed in the golidated Scho0|_ 691_
power station lighting the ca’pital
joined the strikers. ,,g2_
The service is now being mallntain-
ed by the officialrl ofthe lightning
department.
As the strikers have been prevent-
ing'the farmers from bringing pro- 553,
visions into the city, troops have
been detailed to patrol the country
mads-  dated School, 620.
The military aubhori'tie's' conltinue
to dispose of milk from the rail-
road stations for the use of the
children.
#mammali-
Nilllll lllllllHEH    
_ Sill UHUWNING
f ’ :___ solidated School, 610. `
Yesterday _afternoon what otherwise
woulii‘hslve'biil$ii another most' deplor-
nble accident was ilapplly _averted by
the presence of ‘mind and bravery of
two young laadies of Keppocn. During
the afternoon while tile residents of
that popufs/r resort were enjoying
their daily bathe, Miss Buelah “eli-
ne__r§_of this City-, who was among the
n her, was seized wit-h eramp. At'
th '_ time she was in deep water, and
th'p_¢}_ result would undoubtedly have
plyved fa tal, had it not been itat a
cowsnlon. Miss Rntteliiiui-y, swam 5
to' er assistance. iftcr a struggle
thi* reseller brought Miss -Vellner to
saldty, though in an 'unconscious con- t
dit-ion. Fortunately skilled assistance
wan at hand in the pon n of Miss
Arthur, 3, trained nurse in ._::'v\|~§ence.
At’ once means of reviving :.2 o put-
lent were commenced, and after fifteen
minutes of unremitting work sho re- 568
covered consciousness. -..\ the mean
time Dr. Dewar had been summoned.
Onfihis arrival Miss Wellncr find _been
coxwoyed to had .md her condition
was all that could be desired. Late
lust night the report received of her
condition was moeb eai'»iSf&¢l10l`¥- 5
STRIKERS ATTACK TRAIN.
SYDNEY, Aug, 6.--A detachment of
the Royal Canadian Regiment, sta-
tioned at Dominion Number 1, was
culled out last night to ,quell an at'
tack made upon a train going from
Dominion to Reserve.
The attack vi/as made in a' lonely.,
place and sticvs and stones were free-
ly used by the mob.
It wasthought that the train’ nad
u number of meo coming to work on
board.
'  ___ -.__ _» -- --~f----3
ague, 100.
lottetown, 100.
Consolidatedl School, 79. ‘
Convent, 100. ` `
The candidates who have taken
highest standing in the several sub.
l¢¢tB are as follows:
English, Harry Balderston, Hills-
boro Consolidated School, 82.
History, Allan Cole, Clifton, 97.
Arithmetic, Charles Buxton, Cape
Traverse, 100.
Arithmetic, Laura Houston, Mont-
. , _ \ _
Arithmetic, Percy Keeping, George.
town, 100. ` _ _
Arithmetic, Donald Martin, Chai-_
30121106. Hettie Beaton,_ Hillsboro
Ge0sral>hv.‘- D'onnld Lamont, st,
Catherine’s, 08.
French, Gertie Macaulay, Rustlco
Mdthematics, Laura Houston, Mon-
Lutiu. Ethel nnfly, Emerald, 94,
Total number of marks possible,
Num,ber necessary to pass, 400_
Candidbtes whose names are aster-
Allan Cole, Clifton, 106. `
Harry Balderston, Hillsboro Can.
Evelyn Stevenson, New Glasgow,
Percy Keeping, Geougctown 681i
Alfred Seaman, Charlottetown 668.
Charles Buxton, Cape Traverse, 662
Gertie Macaulay, Rustico Convent
Laura Houston, Montague, 656.
Hattie Beaton. Hillsboro Consoli-
Ulrlc Dawson, Cape Traverse, 618
William MacLean, Crapaud, 618.
Charles Rattee, Malpeque, hl7_
Emma Trainor, Albany, 616.
Helen Woodroofe, Charlottetown,
Dora Simpson, Cavendish, 613.`
Ruth Bolhtler, VictoI‘ia,.'f612.
Chester Balderstou, Hillsboro Con
Annie Irving, Cape Traverse, 608.
Patti Currie, Souris, 606.
(ora Mountain, Malpeque, 603.
Donald Martin, Charlottetown 001.
Muriel Lavers, Georgetown, 600.
J. A. Lcfurgey, North Bedegue 1.00
Laura Fraser, Belmont, 503.
Lloyd Wellner, Charlottetown, 55-3.
Guy McKenzie, Murray Ri'/cr, 5-00.
Alex Laird, North Bedeque, 589.
Marguerite Auld, Frectown, 581..
Harry Sterns, Souris, 57.8.
Sinclair McDonald, Orwull Cove
78.
Bernice Norton, Charlottetown ‘5'.'8
Louis H. D. Campbell, Charlotte
own, 575. L
Mabel Beers, Montague, 574.
Helen Strong, Summerside, 572.
Sadie Woodside, Clinton, 571.
Hazel Woodside, Clinton, 568.
Ethel O’Bric'n, Tignish Convent
Francis Mcl’hce, Georgetown, 563.
Jessie Clark. North Berloliuc 563.
Lily Riggs, Charlottetown 563.
Nellie Hllbley, Eldon 559.
Dcllie Garrett, Souris 557.
George McLeod, Oyster Bed Bridgi
56.
Ruth Dickiesou, New Glasgow 554.
Ida Molyneaux, Souris 551.
Ruth Campbell, Charlottetown 55].
Murilla. Dickie, St. Nicholas 550.
Sara Nicholson, Orwell Cove 550.
Wilfred Parker, Georgetown 549.
Eleanor Kiekham, Souris 547.
Lucclle Bearlsto, Malpcque 546.
Philip Cobb, Crapaud, 544.
Sadie Smith, Elilun 543.
Edith Howard, Little York 543.
Ray Ferguson, Souris 538.
Elmer McLeod, Hunter River 538.
Elizabeth McKenzie, Hartsville 537.
Edna Fitzgerald, Tignish 536.
Roy Fitzgerald, Charlottetown 535
Srsie McGregor, Hillsboro Consoli
5011 '
Mary Gillis, Arlington 094. »
Leo Nelldgan, Tignish 498.
Bessie Stenact, B. Plaette 490.
Annie Callaghan, Tignish 489.
Marjorie Lewis, York 489.
Mary McNeill, Souris 488.
Edith Huntley, Charlottetown 488.
Daisy Munn, Hillsboro Consolidat-
ed School 487.
Eda Prowse, Murray Harbour 487.
Helen Mayheu, Cornwall 487,.
Gladys Campbell, North wiltsnirc,
486.
Leonard Goodmanh Wellington 485.
Jean Murphy, Augustine Cove 485.
Mollie Mullwlly, Souris 483_.
Leah Lejenne, A-bram's Village 483.
Clara McKinnon, Goose River 482.
Maud God, Charlottetown 481.
David Lamont, Montague 480.
Marie Gleeson, Charlottetown Con-
vent 480. _
Leo Driscoll, Hillsboro Consolidat-
Jd School 480,_ .‘
Jean Orr, New Glasgow 479.
Hugh Simpson, Charlottetown 408.
Eric Warburton, Charlottetown 478.
Ruth Baker, Lakeville 478.
charles Richards, Ahncy 47s.'
Rosella Wood, Peake's - 477..
Kenneth Martin, Charlottetown 47.7.
Mabel Warren,. Clinton 476.
Etta Mi11er,.‘ Bridgetown 476.
Gladys McArthur, Alberton 475.
Basil Deacon, Charlo'i;teto.wn, 475.
Carrie Carson, Bonshaw 874.
Alvina Gallant, Rustico Convent,
473.
Ernest Champion, Albertun 473.
Janie McKinnon, McDouge.ll’s 473.
Ethel Simpson, Summerside 473.
I. B. McLeod, Hartsville, 473.
Park Hall, Sumzmerslde 4712.
Clare McNeill, Summerside 472.
May- Cullen, Hope' River 4.-7v1.'
James Lannan, Montague 470.
Katie Clarkin, Emyvale 469,
Reggie McDonald, Charlottetown,
i68.
Frank Tierney, Souris 458.
Harry _F‘ole'y, Muddock 468.
Douglass Hogarr, Hope River 467.
Lyda Webster, Marie 467. _
Jeanetta Orr, French River 467.
Jennie Norton, Annandale 466. _
Malcolm Murchison, Clyde River 465
Pearl McDonald, Vernon River
Bridge 465.
Pansy McLeod, Orwell Cove 465.
Fred,Donald, Duvar 464. _
i Laura. Gordon, Cardigan-_ 462.
' Eva Dickieson, New Glaisgnw. 461.
Fulton Anderson, Morell 461.
James Curley, Brookvale 460.
_ JeanMacF‘adyen, Augustine Cove,
'l\i0.
After viewing the, body and holding
it short investigation, Mr. Bowness
lccided that it was unnecessary to
laid an inquest and gave permission
' 4 i
The  0 I-dated School 535. - forthe burial of the body.
Lily Rose, Lakeville 533.
The young mari was a fishermen .by
' ~ fl _ In .-  A -' Marguerite Harrington, Clinton 532. occupation: and twenty four years old.
 5 Amy Huestls, 'Charlottetown 532. He and his twin brother lived by
_ ` Rlorulla Arsenauit, Mlscouche Con ‘hcmselves in a house near the' Bh0I`0-
""* vent, 530 They were greatly attached to each
_ _.  _ _ .
|| Chester McLean, Georgetown 530. other.
Mcrnmg  ‘I/d,itu"lDa y, I-lummoud Brehaut, Guernsey Cove Shortly alter noon on Wednesday
WEEK ND|NG~ ’"`_||_y 5|5"|', |909 523, _ Irving said he would like to bathe
» I _ /( . Gertie McKenzie, Charlottetown," His brother, and ii ;rie_ml who _,was of a young girl hanging in an crrh- the great events in the history of
MONDAY 4 (, , ,_ ., . ,,,. 73| _ 538 _ wit them advised him ‘not to go in# ard. Tlwy,.stopped the train and Canada.
. .
"-'“"' '   cons" 'li t tl hcl 1-.hunt ~ .ld
TUF’SDA\§'5"` ""' °' ` "° ' ' '° 72:25 lriiiiilbd mgggnllféwllilsylle 525 2" hilt  ellswevci-_ and ogorciy nm: dsdgotcrar-sr* ogonger elislrnydfik-§i`tc ao,ooo FARM Lnaonans wnufrnn.
.. _  _ Disappointment _ _ _
r._  ._ __ - Yet to Take a Supplementary - __ i V¢l_’fSf’Rcp0rt¢il- Sonic Features ~
.$353351
Willlll Eil_IlUlli
A bill providing for the ver strin
and travellers shall be prohibited
from coming into _the United States,
Porto Rico, Hawaii-or the Phillipin-
who cannot read or write, who are
F-liilnuiin-n-1
-__
ly went on board the British royal
yacht where he was greeted by King
Edward and after the monarchs had
_ Blanche Cameron, Hampton 450. t k 1' h th i - four ra/ceo in which he started, a
“_ Hazel Toombs, Clifton 459. a an _“nc °°“’ e Russ an Equd' record which has seldom ever been
_ Milliu MacLeod, Hillsboro Consoli- gonéi Wm: the Vlctpriad :gd  equallsd._ Harry Harley needs no
.lnfcn school 459. ,fat “Enf ° 3"? ,§°"i:’,;”d° 150 ° hi" S recomrnenuntion to the chnrloicotown
" ESWY A119". U“i°l`| C0\`n€\' 459- se ' ,il e br; we C B adv; ‘in public as his record has proved him
.  M-nc.   his s...i.":.: ..‘:::..:" ns.; L- »~=  of   
 Continued on page 12.; were 'hundreds of yachts, of au'types_|this Province/ has ever produced.
'from the largest steamers ‘to sma1l,R°b°r‘t5°" is a wmmg mm' The!
sall boats at anchor All were dress race' he mn °n' the evmmg of th”
   cd in flags. I '1Patrlot Road Race was wonderful
f_ - The scene an along the sho", ,ms,when_ his condition wus considered;
` " equally interesting as that afloat,forl°nd he will ke” th°m "H guessmg
~   M~`EK[NZ|E`,u-lowds lined the water (mm, f0¢,onl the night of the 12th. He also
miles and all the houses were draped ‘Bn °°°°“d t° Hmley in the mu”
with buntmg and f|ags_ The yacht handicap at ~, C./\.A.A. Grounds
` - “__” » 9 races which had been going on for f9°9ntlY°
some time lost their usual inter
‘ - ' est _
(Special by telephobe) for Pveryone was _absorbed by thf_~,HI3T0R10 SITES ` ‘ '
SUMM.ER'SlDE',Aug.'5_,-Corons1__R_i ;'isit_ of_It_i_le Russian e_rn€erol;_, a_m. OF THE DOMl.\’lf)N._
_ B , S , ` I , Bnll . (5 measures a C 0 (‘ _*__ '
tio Hztvdlltszn toldxhlytretlczs hhldwhld ca th-`guardy Emperor Nicholas mxhke Shin: OTTAWM Aug- 5--It 15 PPO*
,nest on the body of 1|-v.€seem like s prisoner of state when babie that the historical sites of
ng McKenzie, who was drowned on compared with the royal persollages Cunlidb Wilfl b_e P10560 \1¥_;00_\‘ t\\‘c _img
Nedn\esda`y'at~ Hamilton, as already who have visited Cowes during re- iSdi°il0D 0 UQ 0mm SS”-0" W W _
,.,,p0,.,\_d in The Gumdiam lgagga week, The Sgnndnri. dropped has been dealing with the Quebec
'anchor bctw-een the hnttleships ofthe
-Dreadnought type, which are eur-
rounded by other naval vessels, while
small boats patrol about the visitors
constantly. Scotland yard has one
hundred detectives at Cowes, and the
Russian policePdepartment has an
equ-al representation.
FOUND HANGING IN ORCHAARD.
TORONTO, Aug. 5-The cnew of a
train near Harrisburg saw the body
WEDNES ICYM' ` ' ° ° ' ° '  ' 7 Edna Nelson "Hampton 524. . entering the w's'te`r,_l1¢° Q5  t0 1 NB dead, hanging from ._a tree
ll-IUR it  ._ . ...73'l0.‘. 1 ' 'r ~ . -n c in L _ -- . ci .l-_fl h 'will -n i"f thc Northwest ln
lliil _  . . . . . . . . . . ... ._ 73l‘0 I,{;',f,,y,.;D §}1ég‘:)’,,,,,s1::1` 2,-,'33,-;e¥?v}n 522, gyotgrwhtpwtgst s,lnkln|;."` B ‘ YB? nga? lthhlitlifddhelf lteilg Lthglighrt to bye a few dziygfn Wagcrll for the date and
'gf '[065 ' `E` ` l' 52lf Th€'flat"`vvas'brouglit as ‘quickly ai! suicide, though* no motive is known. make preparations now. The obieet
‘IA   ` ‘li’h . rn -_ _
` T RDAY _"___" wimam 9° ag an 4 yup' _ osslh‘e but ln the meantime IrvinK
Angus Eieholson (,rwell_(_J,pv_e 519. D_ . _ ‘
.Total ... ... .. -... 44556 Mirry McLellan, liiiscouche ,Convent hail. dlS®Dl>€§£°d l>9D0Bth_i1_t\l6.=l\1rl_l¢¢~| Eric McLean, the well-known sprin- N0l”thwest__ farmers  hiatt;/cStln2__31_§:_r
Daily average __ __-_; __ _ _ 743| 51;, _ He never roi again. _'I e _body vv-ass", 1a¢e Ur Strathcona, who alnwgf, crops, an it ana es e excut ____ .
. _ ' f stflln welsh, Charlottetown Lion- recovereda few hours made the olympic team last year, lets to visit the country. and a to
The circulation 0! TN UHAR' 'wut 515 M\1¢h S¥mi7HUIY ll, 019. S926 f°\` me passed through Calgary several days wmv' time make enough money o
` ` urvivor who mournethf loss of a an en route from Seattle no tho cover the expenses of the trip and
lmrother to whom he_we`s inked' by _a "3, Mr McLean has bum Viiltlng lFave something to the good.
l.o'rra'l~owN GUARDIAN in arm"
than that of all.; _th  Dill! '
"°Wll>ul>er| on Pri'nco'hdv: d* is-
land combined. ' I -
'rho above hmm are not the
count r t tal, , ' ` ,
3.....°.~.‘.i -iuiii,§i’=?friii."iiti;
__g;i.l-_o_:mshow ‘ouf_1r§gtsn\» paid _cir-
'r 1
Tcnl/lit' ( “
so s. - t ‘
snhm-lon ` h’ telic' ` ce_n‘>
\l'\ltod paddle] card all lfotslllle at
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l.`oyd Shaw, New Perth 514.
Kenneth McI.eod, Emerald 513..
Fred Bell, Carleton 513-
Nsille Green, Clifton 512.
Emmett Peters, New GIBBEOW 511-
Alice Raid; Stanley 511; _ __
lcnphem-in Mclean. Lens CN” -'»1~
Minnie Lcmont, Uigg,509.
German Wightman, Montague 509.
Florence Brydges, Alberton 508.
Myrtle' Ross, Alberton 506.
Minnie Inman, Hampton 506.
Helen Yeo, Arlin8t°“ 503'
Eulalie Lawson. G¢'0f¥°t°"”‘ 502'
il,-.nic wut, llhnrlomwwn 503-
oda luontnsui D03
morning was _ 65 degrees. _
I Ask for M'i,cp‘l"d‘,_| snr' take no other,
u »\_‘4 iait-
lat e coast for several. months.-
'rue temperature aw o"el<>ck thi’ sd nton snuccln. (Mr 'Monson in - _.floods Linlmau me hy Physician
lic s df A. A. Mclean, K. C., of
Cha ottetown.)
Thé highest temperature recorded
1 ol-lionoo Mlnxnrs. .yqutdrduy vm 'seventy-eight -Dove province. 'rms in on appointment-
-- '°°\'°f *hich will meet with general favor.
CHICAGO, A g. c (rpec ) M. p q
` ' FAIR AND WARM- which the public may have confidence
opt. Wheat .   972 --- _pill make his work successful and a
ent. Carl;  ~   'I%i\0?l'§0. _A_\=s-__jd-§:_lmi»l>-M°d- nencm cc his nn-ive rronnq. ._ -.
c. W a .. ,. . ..... ‘era in U. ll' B _ 1 0-1 ' 8- .
_  ,_ .   . .  ' - The length of today will be 18 , , » '-‘ff ~ _ -, - _ ,_
liotggq 'ug _ m __ ` you iDellp.P .. _ . »° » 6 0°" ' 'W - - xg-nerds Lit .mégt Lrnlbcru . -
lrtahp Q0 y'§-wlzfvg-,,¢1&?g§? Hubert Mlcbonald, Surn1noreide502.  Pork .........   $20.40 hour! and 22__m1nutes. _ __ _ _ _ _
.
 ‘ ; fr'-.~ »»-=fyv_< 5 ‘rr  < ` J
div within a, few minutes  the' ` ‘
me' to meet his daughter, .whom he
_ -. ...` _ c in t islt at f  i . ‘
'Kenneth Finldyson, Charlottetown, a;eg_lnDe;‘;£';!_E ox 'Bzrgvigz °"°§_._____?l;BLlN,. Aug. 0;-,,(Sp:cis_l__,-’l‘he of the idea of simple. self-supporting
.,._ "~; .  ‘_  -_  ' _ ` ‘ l "' Di - llif _
'Ed 'Mm A1 ` t 499 "He W” munx 9 ~h°uday ‘mm his per; "m:;uthec23n¢:nh?eyl?;J tllevival lh colxzgzdynzersdns are bein converted
1 “H _ .°"» -PF' °“ - low oulcc and when henrrivcd hm ’ ' g
. _Annie Fisk.” Tmmdie Gwyn 499_ he started to walk to the Ro 1 progress at Balllnallard, County For- to the sect by reason of the emerge.
Winnlfred Dea‘eon,`Frget0wn. 498. ‘ ya managh, is called, presents strange tic sincerity ofthe carmpaign and
._ . -_ Vi t i it l, h hi . .
Margare-|; Brown, New Glasgow 495. Ueciora Hosp a W em S “ugh scenes of religious enthusiasm. are promptly admitted to brother.
r s a nurse
_ Gordon Mc(;_0\_,g,m Mawequa 495_ _h h . I d _ It is the belief of this' sect that hood.
Charles Trainor, ligilyg C;-ogg 495_ fr;`meiit;d Danna a numb” of trip' the millenniu-m may be ushered in The converts already number over
_ Emma Jenkins, 1-nligboro Cowon. ` _ - any moment and prayer meetings ara Z 000 -and thus far the convention has
dated Schml “L I He_ collapsed ln_ the street and his being held contm_u0u~B,y_ _ ,,,',"¢|»¢d no m0|es¢_a¢_,on_
daughter, who _was waiting to wel- _ _ 'rhc pilgrims crnvcl without mo-nc
Over 2000 pilgrims are attending
The little colony is the realization
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er ~_:s=.`~` 1: f _~ . _ -_-.cs off- ~ '_ fn--=f.-fo ~ ic; "‘-*<-f_-:-»-~--»~~-y-<'¢1=>»~i=» --    f . mr- 1  .V  "  rf "-"'*\¢~'-"Q 1:- --cc  »" ‘ 2. ’ ‘ ‘   ' " -" ~ _  ~ ‘r   ' f '-°   .»~»~.v~    -~~ -   ;-~-.=.-.','.-<_~'  
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.__ _ ~ W - _ _ _ __ _ _ _._- =_ as --»------  --_-_,- - ----
 SlElME|i’fS IIHEW,  p C,   
the devotional meetings.
Other finds have been made in Mun-
ice and Guibord townships.
Some discoveries assay four hund-
red ounccs of gold to the ton.
is expected
il-MILE Hitt
12th is now assured as all thel best
runners in t-he Provinces are no\v
ed upon as the fastest man in the
races. Michael Thomas. the P. E.
I. Lougboat, won three of the first
--Z.--__--m
Battlefields.
There are a large number of these.
sites in the Maritime Provinces, Que-l
bee, Ontario and the West. At thc]
present time little attention is being
paid to most of them and in not ii
few cases they are being made use'
of for commercial purposes. It is
recognized that the longer they re
main neglected the more difficulfl it
will be t'o takethem over for the pur-
pose of preserving them as the pro-
lpgrty of the nation and memnorials of
of this excursion is to assist the
J. A. Clark of Bay Vi-ew, has been
appointed to the charge of the Exper-
imental farm to be eeusL\‘<lebed in this
Clark ossesses those naiities
sr.
. =»_..
.sr-
entered. Rogers of Halifax is look-_l
    un into mi fulfil nat
  "li "3'"'“S omni nun- lun wtvilu lu
And Europeans Who Cannot _ “_ _ "_-
' Read and Write- 1 Assays Four Hundred' Ounces ‘Destroys Railway Statio
Otter Restrictions. tothe Ton. Big Rush is and Still Rages.Church
--'- Expected. Insurance Had Expired-
wAsll1No'roN, Ang. c~(speclnl.)~ -_- --
ent exclusion of immlgrantsyhas bein HAILEV-BURY'» Unto AUS- 5-“I ‘WEYM0U'VH. N- S-, A\ll§ ii-(SP00
int,-oducgd in me Hausa by Repmseu, (Special)-Word has been recelved_ iul)>-Fire destroyed the Dominion At-
tative Austin of rich finds of gold in Whitney-_tr/wn-,lafrtic Railway station at Belleview
It provides that, an Asiastic except ship, about a hundred miles north of Cove, supposed to have been set hy
public 0mcia|s_ ms,-ch,mts_ studentn Cobalt. _`the engine of a freight train which
partied there.
The station was bllllt right in the
woods and the fire was carried into
the timber of De-vd Saunders of
es. .
It also ecludes European adults A big .rush t° the “ww Wm district, Y°‘rm'°“th and is sun "ging-
. It now transpires that the insuran-
ce on t e Methodist church dlestr ed
not industrious 'or"who hnyc crlm- 1’ - “Y
_ on Wednesday last, ran out a week
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inal records, aswell as members of   1 _
the -'lalnckhamr' or similar orgnnlzn- _ i “g° “nd W” "°"' "’“°""_d'
ti0ns_ __ _  ; no--ru-u-_-oi-1
lution nluws     Jill" "F Mit-
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_Ml's. Catherine Bonneli, wife of
`COWES, August L5.--The first ofll.clal__ Maritim” Province! 119-Vin! W0” tl1§_Abraham Bonuell, and Matron of
visit of the Russian -Enrperor. E21 l;I;;°'£":ic; m gfglgucnu °'fistHB'H;\ the Provincial Infirmary passed out,
. a o 9 _ _
N1°h0lBS '50 Ellgland WHS 0110 °f U15 about mty gcnmpniborst Cam,pbeu_of this life yesterday afternoon aitcl' ‘duties as rs-_pl'lsentn*.\'vi of #__,,_»pw;.
_must i_f_;\l>:°B_§1v2 and S1‘°°t_;‘°“l:’ front Glace any won the 'rcn Milc_;=_? illu::___of__ahoi__t six weeks. Ac
even s a owes, sccuetome o Run at Truro on ,I1 1g¢_ and 1 ' e ou er i ness was `yphold
¥\}:f_11vel__l1us_?_f;1_;trv ev? yfittgessvd-lgius ran second ro Roggrg ln the A;c§g_'fcver, which seemed cc yield L; carc-
I ‘£2-B __ I _ :£35 0 t e :Hem 3_5. Ten Mile R_un. _Cameron of Amherst ful medical treatment and good' nurs;
0 I gag vat rf- Pud 0X1hef>__1;'n_‘_’ won the Five Mile Run at Amber-m;|ing, but while yet in a very weak
"°e7__“th3_'_9’R__ sum? “ "ln St‘:m_ on August 4th. Robt Paul, thrJ_conditi9n paralysis set in with a
gin and :he s~ £%¢:`_l;§l\g'_a9mwarsh_ S Nova Stotian Longboat, is a com-ing;fatal result. Many freinds will ‘,
M*_¥com_ an in ig on Spit Head at man having taken second place inthe learn with_ deep regret of Mrs. Bon-
PEV ei N,ch I i med, “_ Five Mile Run. at Amherst on Aug. nails demise. _Hrr maiden name
”°°“' mp °" 1 ° as m a 4th as well as places in several other was Catherine Cameron, and she
was born at Wllim Road Cross about,
fifty years ago. On the opening ofi
the new Infirmary Mr. and Mrs. Bon- f
neil were appointed to take charge `
of tt and lived there, conducting its’
affairs with great capability 'and'
credit. Mrs. Bonnell was a iaithfult
church in this cl - fdéyow. .mn
loving wife and r*llygtrlgf","`?'l0_7hg» `Z,w§|i'_]
be greatly missed"fdi§hti'~be1fes,'l'o_d_
circle of family anli,,¢11ends.‘  Slfc -isll'
survived hy her hushhnd`e,nd.'-~~four
children, to whom~’1‘he»Guardl.an\ ox'-
tends sincere sympathy in this_hour
of sadness and sorrow. The dlild-
ren are, Duncan J., -Mechaningilguw
crintendent of The- ,I Charlothetriwn
Guardian, one <laug,lu_tei-`,i_.)f¢o51e ni-,.1
two sons, Daniel shall.-isyglinfgy 1 _at
llOi‘Kl‘~':. TWU l»fO‘l’.§c1`ql'9'1|.Lh¢inlet,-95
ed are living. ' '¢.q‘ ,gleam-der_
Cameron. contrncto M¢r or
sydney, N.  who \ni~riv_'¢.-_1-'if>1"'tlli¢-
City yesterday, and Jolln lvl. l”.':m-
cron of Caledonia, l". E. lsl~\_n l.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bonnet
will tale place this afternoon at 2.10
0'ciock from the residence of her sou,
21 Ple'8s&'nt Street to the' Rall\'.':i_\'
Station and by train' to Murray Har-
bor. A service will bo conducted at
the residence of her ‘r~ll\.r John M,
Cameron, Caledonia . `-‘lock on
Sun-day afternoon e .  '.nt<-run-nt
will be in Caledonia . .~c.~ry.
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rlicunlsl-l Mimosa
Ar ouvsnoao, ri. s.
GUYSBORO, Aug., .'ith>-A fiind-
ishly cold blooded murder committed
a ‘week ago at Boylston, a few miles
outside this town has just some to
light.
On Thursday afternoon the adopted
13-year.nld son of Joseph Issert, -ne-
gro, in the absence of hris foster par-
ents tied their ifx year old daughter
ami beat her brains out.
The lsserts were away on 8 pic-
nic and on retu-rning home found the
child tied up to a laddnr dend.'i‘hcv
applied to the ovi|“'>v='ri= of the pror
for assistance to bury .ho child. This
was granted.
Later the suspicions ofthe author-
itleu were aroused and it was decid-
ed, to exhumc the body and hold an
autopsy. This was done and it van
as taintd that the child had been
mu eredi Aninqulry was held be-
for ,Coroner Ewart, and a verdict of
mu er lttnrned.
1' _ot er hovs are also held as ec-
co llcef. Preliminary examination;
is fore Stlpendiery Desharres.
Kexllinnrdb Liniment in the house.
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come him, ldentided his body, the convéntion Bullvllllit tgclr Way by manual labor. I
_ 1 .._._..._-_._-._.._.. _ . - ‘ en an women are separated in
“T 5 1 it 2  f
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They Pra se Ross Rifles .Had
_,__ _ .. ._ . ,
Good T|me_ and Y/Vero
Well Used-
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QUEBEC, Aug. 6-(.Bpecial.)-Brim-
ming with praise for the Rose rifle,
the returning mrmncrs of the Cana-
dian Bisley Team nrrivrtl today.
Colonel Bertram and the nmjority
. of t-he team are still in England.
Those returned are Major Mercer,
Major Jones, Serg Russel, and Pri-
vate Gougon.
Four unattached competitors re-
turned with tlle team.
All are delighted with the trip
and with the showing made.
Sergt Morris, when asked about the
failure to secure the King's prize,
frankly declared there wure two bet-
ter men against him.
The kindness and warmth of the
Englissh reception impressed the
members very much.
Their winnings were all popular
and the applause which greeted their
reception of their prizes was even
greater than was accorded the Kiug’s
prize mm.
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Wlllfli SUPPLAY A
Blll_EUl [ill
‘Spanish Troops in Algiers in
Dancer of Water Famine
'and Epidemic.
ORAN, Algeria, Aug. 6-(Speciul)-
The Riffs, who arc opposing the Span-
iards nt Melillo, have cut oil the
Spanish water supply and the town
is tlireatcncii bv . water famine and
epidemic.
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P. lil lilll lil
  itll. illwili--5NlllH
f‘ARnlc:,\A, Aim. c.--lif.-v, ‘fi-_lwln
Smith has severed his concoction
with St. Andrews <'llurch_ Cardigan,
and has now ent. red upon his new
bylerinn Witness, Halifax.
Thr; nlc.~.\be.~_ .il Si.. Andrew’s
Lhulch ml\il.> ,, \'i::ul‘orl:4 attempt. to
retain Mr Smith nf: their pastor and
gave him many :intl umnistakahie to-
kenslof their l~n.s|.-eff ami rr-.teem.
At a public nlictinf: liulrl in the
cllurcll a few e\'cninp.:l~ ago M; Smith
was preoentml with an nla..oratr- nd-
dress and :i wc-ll-filird pursep
’l'be lrililrczs was lead. by 'leofge H.
(;,,f[ ,-,,,,- of rbi- l<)l.lv|s of the clinrvli.
lt morlr sp.'<i‘\i imfutiml of the able
and eloquent .-=~.~:.|ol\r~ thit Ill' Smith
had pl‘\.-illlrul :-'.un.ia_v afrer Sunday.
yerr in and _\'i-hi* out for the pest
six ycrllzs; null especially of lilo posi-
I r ' el rt that
and consistent meml`,ex.__ _oh monitivir :rn-._ tons lm-t_i\_'0_ _.=.i1c.  _
hp.; intra lnigr pl.-to in tbcsc ills
unwise. I His lnr..le \'.#nl‘lv on iehnlf of
ic np_eranne.nn<l moral rufm`n‘_ and his
\ri__l.li'ngness to hid and furtner any
good cause, together with the ;.:ol¢len
opinions he had won from all classes
and breeds; arid, anovc all. the dB°i7
and abiding love of the members of
St. Andrew's church for himself and
his family were set forth in chaste
and beautiful language that will not
soon be forgotten by t-hose who heard
it. ' '
.Rev Mr Hanna of Toronto who.was
present says that "it was the best ad-
arcss of the kind he ever heard."
,_ Mr Smith made asuitahlc _reply
and rociprocoted all its kind wishes,
,nssuriug thc congregation of his
‘continued interest and prayers. Mrs
'Smith was preu~nto.'i with an address
:ind $55.00 .ly the ladies ofthe con-
g:~r,;'\t.ion a few weeks before.
'conclfnitd AdV¢fll5¢ll'l,¢l\lS
i
with
thy.
tion
sf.or'.-. _ .. ___ -7 _
`\\'AN'l‘l<JD, at once n good general
party.
sulste
Streets. 3-701#
'l_“OUND,' purse containing n sum
iume _
St. and paying for ad. 8-.dl_\;
(Trro:fste_f£ Clodidcatlnn i
|' .
w.iN'r|-:`T“in cnc mulling de-
Ol'
 pnrtmrnt of the Guardian. One
souls experience preferred. 'Must
be thoroughly honest and trustwor-
Apply nt once to the Subscrip-
counlrr between 8 and 10 a. nl.
8-8d6l.
B Si~1RVlf`l<], William F. Riggs,
stand af.A.,N.Reddinls, drug-
Phone 16'! 8 dlmpd
s»r~.int. Good wages to good
Apply me thc American Con-
on Wfalier and Haviland
of money. Owner mal' ‘WVU
‘ny applying at 14 Upper Prince
do
ter
will
lic a
this
l
St.
_lj‘0R SALE, anybody wanting ~-a
good stand to run a hotel would
l to see the ro rietor Doul
wel P D '
House, 0'Leary, P. E. I. as this
va-lun/ble property is for sale and
be closed to the travelling php-
ftar A115. 10. 1909. -8-7dr2w;»?_._
`|'los'l',' in this olty`n"`lo`dy's gr' y
coat. Finder please leave at
office _#[7045-
wasrnoficmpam girl. High
yaggg, Apply lt 54 
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