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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST z
DAILY FOUNDE
WEEKLY. (NOW TRI- Y) l881T
DRI ER KILLED
FIREMAN HURT
By Accident Near Montreal and Eight Cars
Demolished-Attributed to Misplaced Switch
Station Agent Says il was Set Right
When Last Seen.
liionriclai., July 31-(Speoial)- The
fast. freight, west hound on thoC[’R
raninloasiding at St Rose last night
and stiucka number of loaded cars
iilaiiding there, as aresult- of uhich
.liiincs Brown, cnuinenr, was killed and
ilreiiicii Dixie iuiured.
. Eight cars were demolished by the
force of the ciasli.
Some of the cars contained cheese and
others timber. _
The accident is attributed tea misplaced
switch, but. Station Agent Dumonchel
declares that wiien be last hanrlbd the
switch it was set right..
BIIY IS SITIIIIWNEIT
THITIIIISH WHIIIE
Owned by Government- ln-
quest and Action tor Dam-
ages to Follow.
Sr Jnuiv, July lil.-(Special)-Wliilc
walking with his griiiidlather oh the
iowertlovernuieiit Wlinrf this afternoon
the six year old Walter Millcy fell
through a hole in tiio pinnking aid
drowned before help arrived.
'l‘lie old uinn crawled down the hole
after him, but could not rem-li the boy.
An inquest will lic held and it is
probable an acl.iun"wllI bc brought against
the Government. for daiiiages.
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sclntlii will
ISHIIIIE IN EUS
Paiilisnoao, N. S, .luly li2-(Spcclall-
The tern suiiooiier Mai;ioi~ie J Sumner,
Capt Hindcn: from .lack.~'ciivlllc, Florida
for Dorchester N ll went ashore last. night
iii ii fog on Three Sister Rocks, 0il`
Eatoiivillu, N S.
The vessel pounded heavily on today's
tide, t.hu dcekload went uif and shortly
after thc whole three spurs went by the
board.
’i`he keel is all out, the bottom badly
chewed up and the vessel will bc ii total
wicrlt,
Sho is owned by Sumner 8: Co. Moncton.
#lt its
ANOTHER
LOT OE
THE FAMOUS
ART SHOE
EOR I.Ai)lES
QI
YESSEL IISHIIIIE
IIT IIPPLE IIIYEH
Deal Laden and will be Total
Loss. Caused by Thick
Fog.
Iianisax, July Jil-(Special) - The
schooner Nellie Carter from River
Hebert for Vlfcst Hay N S with a cargo of
spruce deals ran ashore last night
in a thick fog at the mouth
of Apple River and now lies
on the rocks full of water with her bottom
gone and badly chawed and she will be
total loss.
The Carter was built at Maecan in 1804
and is 7d tons register and owned and-
conimanded by Capt James C Gilbert. Ia
partly covered by insilraneo.
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NI] EXPLIIIIEIIS .
TU YISIT THIBET
C.\i.t:u'r'1‘a, July 30.-The authorities
any that the reason Dr. Sven Hedln,
the Scandinavian explorer, had been
refused permission to visit Thiliet
was_thatit had been decided for rea~
sons of policy that no British subjects
were tobe allowed to explore Tliibet,
and what was refused to British sub-
jects could not be conceded to foreigners.
The Government thought that Thibet
should continue in that state of isola-
tion, the maintenance of which was
constituted by Mr. Brodrick in lilill.
The decision in no way affected access
to the trade routes sketched by the
Lhasa Convention.
JEWS lINI] THE .
SIIBBIITH ITIY
Loivnns, July, 80-The Jewish world:
there is not, mid there was neverintendad
tobe, any such feeling of Puritauisin or
df Caivinlsm with regard to our day of
rest as there is connected with the Lord's
Day of our neighbors. 'l`he Jewish
Sabbath was to be a delight. and we _read
that in the mediaeval ghetto dancing-
amonir other reersatlons-was common
on that day, There . is nothing contrary
to the apirii. of Judaism in the piayit|_g of
games, or Indul ence in any form of ight
recreation, on Saturday as long as it is
Condensed Advertisements
I (Too im for cE§§ia¢ai.ioii.)
sacred claims of divine worsllip.
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. - ANTED.-T h r for Mead w
 rings horse ii -
W` Bank Schgdlg eSnppiciiient Q2o.Dl.
RECEIVED
' ' ~ I I I nunmmm.-'rii i ev..-may mad-
. - » .. » . & .morning papesas the ncwgls thlsi;
‘ ~ ‘, h and up-to-date. *"1 Pd*
, » I -° °*';=,; , "‘;;‘“.‘,‘.. iii ...Si
 '° _§§°"’ if "I I. iibim
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I ood.. on everywhere. Sciiil nnnie
  5°* “........‘“'°'t:e‘.. ".si.°.'.‘l:,‘.fc.°
E ' I m. I Ton lsrlward Island. (lau1\<l»\-
" - ‘ " ' W4-f ' 1'*-.4s~
i'_ .\ i ai sannnii
t‘::;‘::,“a:;.::fr°°“ 
ATO!! LOST -in this om' i»r°bab1,v
avoid on returning to the Guard lil-
id 'il d
sdw tisthermiiifl sul ra
mms and sea products ilnwfvh
town Prince
This lssut
'al
combined witlia due re ard fotth~
_ din I , ood can
WANTED Immliioliiyafaafi. iam
 Ulrlbwer Prince Street a lad a
ld witch monogram on _b_ack S B_Hl.
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7
Iinmense nrowik of pe oplc pntlii
last night in the vicinity of the Steam
Navigation wharf to greet the
Northumberland as she came from Pictou
with the visiting Nova Scotian firemen.
The Fourth Regiment Band was in
attendance to give them welcome also.
The boat did not arrive however until
nearly ten o‘olock. In the meantime, on
thc arrival of the S S Empress at
Summersidc, with i1l5 firemen from New
Brunswick and the Moncton Band, 25-. in
number, it was decided by the Railway
'authorities to despatch a special to
Charlottetown at once with the firemen
and passengers. This train arrived in the
the wharf joined the people awaiting the
train and there was aregular ninltldude
gathered at the station and all along
Water Street. _
On the arrival ot the train the firemen
were marched, headed by the band, to
their hotels and the band then went to
the wharf, to await the boat.
Ata few minutes of ten o'clock the
S S Northumberland gilded into the
wharf amid shouts of welcome and music
by the band. The scene which followed
the arrival of the train was reenacted with
much enthusiasm.
Yesterday assistant chief C Ii Murley,
Lieutenant Mathieson, and H L Bethune
went to Point du Chene as delegates to
meet the New Brunswick men, while
Oaptain Rattray, J A Webster left for
Picton to meet the Nova Scotiaus.
The delegates were met at the boat and
train by the Charlottetown firemen, with
badges.-
Tha visitors all expressed themselves
asdeilghted with their trip and their
first impressions of Prince Edward Island
seem to be pleasant ones. They are keen
about the sports to take place at the
Exhibition Grounds tomorrow afternoon
and there will without doubt be good
most exciting and sportsmanlike contests
oily at nine, and the waiting crowd atl
I
healthy competition such as to ensure thc _
A number of visitors accompanied ihel
THE OPENING OF THE
E FlREMEN’S TOURNAIVIENT
Program To-day
tdflrenicii, and Charlottetown had quite a
holiday air last night.
This morning at ten o'clock the ioca
and visiting firemen will meet at the City
Hall, and parade through the City, their
route being: Queen Street to Euston,
along Euston to \Veynioutliari<l thence
along the following streets in the follow-
ing order :- Kent, Pownal, \Vater, Queen,
Grafton,Weymouth, Water, Ilillsborough-
Richmond, Prince, Water, Great George.
Richmond to the Market Ilail where thc
addresses of welcome will be given at
noon. The procession will be headed by
the Moncton Band and two of the City
Bands. 1
The prfcession promises to be most
interesting. The apparatus of the tire
department will be drawn by the men
and there will be other features well
worth seeing. chief among which will be
a model of the fircmen‘s convalescent
home. After the parade the llrcmen will
be addressed by His Worship the Mayor,
Sir Louis Davies, and other prominent
citizens who will deliver addresses of
welcome to the visitors, probably in from
of the Provincial Building.
In the afternoon an excursion takes
place to \Vest River, and in the evening
there will be a torchiight procession.
This will be an attractive spectacle and
the three bands will attend. There will
eertiniy be music in the air tonight.
It has been arranged that in the event
the time of the Tournanient_a certain
number of men will at once leave the
grounds and attend to that fire.
The fire station at the City Hall was
last night the cent-reof the universe
for all thc firemen, and its caretaker,
Matthew Murphy, who is the patriarch
of the tire department in this city, had a
busy night.
The llrenieii's arch at the City Hull was
.iiiucli ailuiircil. its design; isfK'\'ei‘y
graceful and it looks most luiprcssirc.
It has been illuminated lu the most
etlcctive way aiidshonld be seen by al
who can manniige to get to the City
of fire breaking out in the City during
Big Arrivals oi Visitors to Charlottetown Last Night- The Hotels Taxed
To Their Utmost- Crowds of Citizens Welcome The Visitors-
The Cities of the Sister Provinces Well Represented-The
unit/
At the hotels a lively scene was prc»
sented and the iiianagcrs looked several
dlllerent ways at once after several pages
of their registers had been tllled with the
autographs of the visitors. lii sonic
instances rooms were made to expand to
a degree hitherto unheard nf, but tht
“boys” were conipiaisant, and boardiiip
houses were sought out so that iioiic
.~iiil`ei»o<l for lack of good and couifortiiiile
accoiuiiiodatlon.
llui-ing the evening the visitors became
at-iiiiaiiited with the city firemen mid
iiiadc iliciiiselves quite at home.
Chief Kerr, of St John, and Chief
Ackiiiiiiin of Moncton, both of whom
have many acquaintances in the City had
a iiiinibei' of callers.
It w.i.- reported that three card sharp-
crsciiinl- over in the Empress yesterday
from l’l du Cherie to Summerside, and
that ii iii-i-iiiaii who ran foul of them was
badly la-atcii.
A iiuiiilver of side shows have taken out
lint-ii.~a-,~ for the two days of thc
'l`oiii-nainciil and some of them erected
l|icir~t:iii1l.~' outlic Market Square last
niglii.
.-\lici- thc \-isi’.oi~s had said their adieus
to thi- local men at the City Hall last
iiii:lil.ii niiiiil-or of them patrolled the
.~.ti't-cts and they filled the night with
song. ’i`iic balmy evening evidently
possc~>t~1Ia 1-liariii for them and the
bi-inlit moon must have inspired them to
vor~al i-ll`oit.s. for they sang song
after soiig and finally rendered
.i vocal noiicert from the Band
staiiil in the Queen Square Gardens.
Many of lla- incii possessed good voices
and err iii.-y closed their program with
(Pod Save tht- King they had attracted a
pleiisrrl and ciiLiiii.~lI|\sl.li: liurllcnlm.
Aiill ilic lioiir,-~rili, tell ll. not In Gath A
\\‘Iicii they clispi-i'-.|'iI, was nelilly one
0'(-lm-lr.
.'\flcr that thcrc were not as many cats
to Iil~ seen as usual iii the early morning,
pi'o\\'liii,q through the Square.
.IIIISHIIEGIMENT
Tll SU TII EGYPT
DunLiN, July 30.-There seems to be
fears that this Pan-Islamic agitatlonis
going to cause trouble in Egypt, and the
British garrison there is being increased.
From Dublin, it is rumored, that the llth
Hussurs and the Royal Irish Rlfles~both
stationed here-have got orders to hold
themselves in readiness to proceed to
Egypt immediately. The tlth (Innlskilllng)
Dragoons have already been sent. there,
and were replaced here in Dublin by the
llth Hussurs. The wave of restlessness
is said to be due to the doings at Mecca.
last summer, when several Mullahs
preached hostility to all Europeans in
Egypt and North Africa. The Egyptian
troops, too, are said to be in a restless
mood, and are not to be depended upon.
Troops will be kept at Gibralter and Malta
in readiness for iinincdiatc despatch to
Egypt if required. Any conspiracy is
supposed to he backed by interested
parties in high quarters.
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TEN HIILLS EYES
III SIISIIIESSIIIN
Duiii.iN,July 30, Ten bulls’ eyes insuooee
sion at. Oil) and lilll yards ranges will be
able feat. This was accomplished by an
iran shot, m.nmi~ii.s Biota, at ninay
when bo won the Bale' all-corners
compotitlohb dve points from another
on tltolrion sight selected to shoot for
ti.. nisiio shield. and iii iiiaaiii so ii .mat
sta w'tti:x_ iii wmniaa tits ooniasd
trol[$hY."` . cli has already crossed the
Ohlnhil “¥or\l lll|i¢l',' having been won
by nlsieioiimen mt niiginia .aa
5°°.5l“d~ hi Ill are lhootlng
“ii at si4iliy\ai»_ yur. Perhaps Mr.
aiwd munfioomguxiafspnm na.
ttme,as iiiovtiltiit io' very ooneistam,
and l‘°l\lli\f» "
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SEIISUN IIE IIEIITH
IIYIIIT THE IILPS
GENEVA, July 30.-Aithougli the Alpine
season has only just opened an unusually
large number of accidents has already
occurred. In the iiiaioi-ity of cases
inexperienced climbers -- sarciistlcally
termed “i.nountiiin serati~.iiei's" by thc
Swiss-have been the victims. Several
English tourists have niet. with mishaps.
Fourteen accidents are reported during
the last two days. In these three pcr.~.oii.~
were killed, six severely in_iui'ed, and thc
rest slightly injured.
Fourteen accidents are reported during
the last two days. I-i tlicsc three persons
were killed, six severely injured, and tlic
rost slightly injured.
A movement has now been started to
prohibit all persons atteiiiptlng the ascent
of dlilicult mountains without guide:-i.
The largest number ofnci-.idents liappi-,neil _
to inexperienced cliiiiliers, who iiiiagint-‘
they can dispense with the service of
Clubs have decided to place the mutter
before their Govcrniiiciils with a view tu
el I I
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‘ admitted by the riiionrento`iss~a remarlv ., .3 . - _
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ON THEIR FEET I
Billy-The firemen who camo last night
brought their hose with them.
Tommy-I dldn't see any. -
Billy-Weil there were none of thrni in
experts. The Swiss and Italian Alplne__
SIILLIINT HESCIIE
BY LIEUT IISTIIII
\Vi,\'i».=<iii. ling., July :lil-Second l.iciil.
John Jacob Astor, son of Wm Waltloil
Astor, today gnllniitly rescued ii trooper
of ills regiment, the First I.lfetiuai'il~
from ilruiiiiiiig iii the Rivur Tlloiiias.
i.le|il A.~dnr`s troop was eiigiigi-li i|\
.~i\vimiiiiiig practice, when a, iioopt-i'.~
horse got iiilo flililcnltles in iiiiil-sirciiiii
and kicked his rider. The Iiit.i.ei':~aiik iii
deep water and young Astor divi-il in an-l
brought up thc soldlei Iii tiiiii- lu ciiiililc
liiiii to bc restored ic lili-.
SITIIHT NIITIEIES
HEIHS IIE SISE
':\\ Yniii<,.iul_y Iltl-Pla for thc
_ .\i ns
Ph” °°”‘I ”“l‘P""’”I°" 0' Ph” "'"°““""" .ii.~i.ii...ii.... of ii..~ woiiiili or iins...-ii
scrntcherm _ IS-age “fnrtiic In-t.tci~iiicnt of liuniaiiliy,
‘ -i----**-é‘“ ~ ~uii<lei~i.l\c dii'oi-lion ofliils wldow,'Iilia\'c
n’
not. I"-cii aniiouiiccd, owing to thi-
po.~sibilit_v rf ii cmitest. of his will.
Mrs Sago ii-piiiils thi- vast fortune as a
trust. and it is i-1-ported that she will live
siiiiply and niinsleniallously on her own
private i‘c.<o\ii<~cs.
(in the autlinrlly of Charles W. Osbormi
one ofthe i-xi-ciitors, and the tiustod
lieutcnaiit ofthe financier, it may be
atalcll lliat liir Sago wi-ilierl the rllstrlf
bntloii ol' bla money forciiaritaelc ol»,ic<rt.s
to ln- iiicwliiiely iii charge of his widow.
liirs Siiyv is i~i-covering from the strain
iii:-iili-iii. tu tlicevents which have ci'o\vilcd
closely upon her in the last week. and
before long she will be able to devote
herself to the task of going over the
details connected with the setileinont of
the estate.
Citations were issued on Saturday by
5lU`f0ilaie Thomas to the 29 i-elativcs
whose names were mentioned in .iiiie
i>0lllI°n DNDHNG by the attorneys of the
estate. The kinsmen in this State and
Illinois are already fairly familiar with
the fact that there is a will which gives
B0 i/IIGIII $5.000 each. The citations are
rctnrnahlc on Sept 2|.
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as ci-1-vrs Pica M irru
a 1906' lsihonifcfiry 'rwuui-.ii:\l1.‘s
TWO TELEPHONE
COMPANIES ARE
At War in New Brunswick the old Refusing to
Work With the New-Chatham Isolated and
Four Hundred Men Setting up Poles
and Wires I
Cu.\'rii.\\r, N ii, .lnly :il _ <.\‘pc-ciiill-'l`lit~ opoiniioii this afternoon, will reach
N Ii'l`eloplioiie Cu have rriiisril to trails ICaiiipIvi-lll.cii iii Ili Iioiirs and in two ur
init any iiics.~n».p,es over their \\ irrs coming I lliii-e \\ oak thc (feiilial (`o`s trunk lines
from the Central Tclcpiioiic l,`oii»paiiy`~l will touch Sf, John, lilitliiirst, Moncton
0lliC@- aiill all iinportaiit poiiils.
Cliathaiii is today cut of from all ouI\l.li- I-'our liuiidrcd mcii ai-r now out for the
eoiiiuinniration. tfi-i.\iaI tjoiiipaiiy eirvliiig wires and
'I`lic central had a line lo .\`c\\'cii:|li- iii poles.
STOLYPIN WILL
MAKE REFORMS
Giving a Liberal Agrarian Policy and Abolisliing
Capital Punishment--~War in the Caucasus
Becomes Serious-Mutiny in Finland
Suppressed Alter Five Hundred Killed
L_.
ST Pr3'i‘itii.~'i:i‘ln;, .liily Ill-tSpccinll law.
Pi'eiiiiei‘SioIy|~in uiiiiouiicca thiit thi- 'l'lii~ \\:.i raniiig in the Caucasus
I
ll
re0i‘guiiizal.ioii of the iloverniiieiit. is
practicallyroiiipleti-tl. The pei'.-oiiiici of
the new iiiiulslry will probably lic iiiadc
tomorrow.
The new program coiitciiiplulcs putting
with the idea of pii.cifyi-.iiig ilu people
and preparing for thu i-lc(-.iloii of the iii-\i
Duma,
lr. involves an agriwliiii policy. loolrliig
I0 the c\pi'opriation of liii.ii iii i\ti-i~im-
cases iiiid pruvi-les for the iibolilifiii nl'
liberal i'eforiii.~' into iiuiiieilialv cxi-cul.iuii _
],,,.,,| i1~(.0},~._ `1'<| ul' wlioiii irvir killer
I..-1 l\ .vii 'lliiiars and Itrussians is
nr uiiiiiip iliicatcnipg diiiiciislons. ll. ls
fi-iiiul li may result in a iioly war.
lIi.i .~l_<i-'f>i<.~', Ifinliinii, .Tuly ill~(Specl8.l)
-,-\ iiinliiiy broke out. nt. midnight in tho
fortress as Svealiorg, Finlanil. I ' -'
A ilcs]\:iicii.~iiy.~'tlicnrtlIleryu1enjoinBd _'f
the iiiniinr-rs but the iiiiiiitry remained _
Iu_y:\l. _M
'l`l|c ui’lIllci'y traiiiorl tlieliguns an the
\\ iiiiiiilrli.
.fv-
aa.,
,-~
1%-is
lor 'il E,
enpitiilpiiiii~IiiI\ciii (~xc»\|»t iii ilii- -iiliir, I`iiii‘.ll_y i'i-iiiloirriiicilia' l\|'ri\'c|l niiillhb
and navy and iii places uiidri' iiiai'tl.il iiiiiliiiy \\a~ _~iip|iri~.~scrl.
LIISS BY DISEASE TI] Ellllll/I STIITE
IN SIIUTH IIEHIEI SUUNEIL K. UE S.
\ lui 'ill-'l`lii (`i'iiiieu, wlieri-
'II »' "" `l`.~-,ri I I ‘ '
 .""`l"U:;(l, 1_0' |__‘H_(|‘i_(,)l,_;,l \L`,1:):;nd`El' ijnd; the llvc I-oiiiicils of the Knights of Colum
. , ' I I ’ N. - .
' m ' T 'U bus in the Maritime rlhoviiiccs will
UM Story' ._ ii.~isoiiiI>io iii thc city today for the forma-
f . ~. -~i ~. ii-
Hm Scum] 'Hum I; of ywtu( H) H iioii ofa state couiicii of the order. The
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tltiitlis Iii t\i iy l,lltill iiitii 1iigu|.,u Iii I ir ______ w___ _“kc _______c ___ ___ dulock this
. iiiii ~'
Iifil-r war \\'vi'c till frciii ills(-list' iiiirl ll l *‘ _ _ _
_ ~ iiioriiiiig iii iiic local council room in
from woiiiids' .Ili iii l.llIitl\\'c~it. into the _ __ __
lillspitiil .~irl<, iiiul oiily Sli \\'o\iii|l\’il. B"'lP"“m"‘ “ '
\lto ethir froiii ili'~l iii l i~i |.ti_t|1\tl ci~i-A liast. evi-ning the dclcizntes from Char
wi-.ic piissn-.il through thc liii.~piial~ im ing lni.i.ctowl\, I’ lv I. l\\`i`TVU<l-AIVX Milnmlnld
lu lllscilsc or iiiorc lliiiii lwmiiy \iiii<‘.~ llii' i\\\'l -l:~I lI\l‘»£I\i'5¢ 'I`0‘liiY ll‘"i`ll Will '“`i`lVe
iiuiiilicr rm wliiiiii iiiiiirit-~’ were iiillii-ti-ii »I li l\l<'I'il'l\CI1 lillfl l'l'0f T 1*' lI0fl`ll-illll.
iiiantual liii.~itilitir.-. 'l`lic.~t-. ii>toi\isl\iii_g 5_V‘lI\0y i`ol\iit'll; l,n\‘iii liiroir niitl Dr
1 mth. ].,,(,w,, g,m,,... ilu-,,w ,. liniiliii, oi Aiitlgoiiisli Council; 1" J Cram:
lllll . . \ -
_.,i,,,,,'(1,.,.,,|_|gg|,| ,,|,,,,, Lp.. ,-,»,,1 ,-,~(,,,0",i,~. yiiiid l"iaiili lliiyficii, oi' ilalifiix Council.
of war. -- `l’all 1\ii\lliiazclte.`
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25,000 IN STOCK
Al beautiful views of CHARLOTTETOWN
and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
VVHOLESALE and RETAIL.
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Nothing finer in this line published in AM-
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50 cents. _
Also a great variety of SOUVENIRS in
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