A- ~
’9° S 'ri-is cnimnorrerown GUARDIAN
Pin
- ~’ _ _ ___ E -1 -1 inn -runnin pil- -un-1-| 3 Q
iggest Crowd Ever'Gathered at a Prince Count Exhibition Notwithstandin a Threatenin Rain]
rnnisirlnls        i » g g
, .
in the Morning-Keenly Contested Races-Nellie Bangs Wins Free For All-Maids
   D _ King the 2.40-Prize List, Including " All the Prizes.
S"Si‘T»`e» Sept- 13-(SDL by P11'1!10)‘ 2 bushels White Russian wheat, dsque; 3, Silas Farrow, Bvliqin
TWO Victims   Burn; The Prince Cohunty Exhibition at 1, C. McLellan, Arlington, 2, El l_%()0'I‘B AND VEGETAITLESE
5.
I Sunimerside, which was closed yester- Ari-.ena_ult, 3 Thomas Waugh. l bushel Rose type potatoes. 1,
, Tree Faumg on Them _day was the most successful ever held! 2 bushels any other' variety of R- Clark, Summerside; 2, R. Ecliur-
‘ "‘ Pf1“°_° U°'U11fy. Attendance yester- ,wheat lst, D. J. McLeod, Mt. Roy- man Roofs Corner.
 Dr vin (lily WHS Very large, notwithstanding al, 2nd, M. D. Mcbood, Mt. Royal. i bushel red skin potatoes. 1,
' gi _the rain in the forenoon, there being! One _bush two rowed lnrlcy. Cfllill 0111131 2. J- W- 0l'8SW°2|l. SU
over .$000 people paying admission to 1, W. (1l’arke, Wilmot, 2 R. E. Sanur- Eleanors.
Best bull oi 1, 1 _
~ John You. any 8° breed 1
Shorthorn or sliorthorn r
3,-Iohn McDonald, Summerside.
M the gro/ands. The judging of horses man, Rnss's Corner, 3, L. %ctiui'iiian ' 1 bushel Green Moiiiitnin rzuti-toes. lG1°VB!', Sifrnniersid T I
PARRY SOUND, Sept. 9.8-(Special
~~'i‘wo
in the
ing in
Miss
the Vicinity of Furry Sound,
een m
were the ~victims.
Miss
on her way to attend a Iuneml .ind
as she drove along a 'big rrcc \."|:i-li
had' been burning throuh u°:~.i~ the
roots,
both cv
THEN
f the occupants instantly,
EH TTNNTPS
' WEHE NMBUSHEI]
()'i"l`.»\\\'A', Sept. 17.--VVoril froiii
Sinitli (lliiim reports fliiit 100 I"i‘eiii~.li
troops iveru :iiiil>iislii\d iirzi villloy ilcni'
Luiigviio on tho Tonkin border by lic-
1\\'ecii 500 mul lifltlflliinese, niiil their
li iulr-r, (fiipt. l~‘loui~y, iiiiil Liciit. Dclaitirir
sliot. iiiiil rlei-iipituticil,
PNESENTNTIUN
UE THE PHITES
In Connection With the Guard-
ian Biccl yeiload Race and
Labor Day\S ports.
'Flin ,i,'ardens were crowdcd with ii
i-:i_i.:oi‘ tiirong last iiiglit to -licnr th
.<pi\eclit~s and scc the picseiitiitiiiu il
ilu- Guiirdinn‘s prizes. It was n' gill
vwiiing for The Guardian. Following
ure the prizes presented by Hrs Wor-
ship Mayor Prowse, who mmle n very
pleasing adflress. J, E..B,. Mcllready,
the Editor, also spoke on the clean
lives were lost on Wednesday
bush fires which are now rag-
Ciarine Guisler and an eight-
onths old child of her niece
Giiisler with thc infant nas
f’-ell over the buggy, killing
) were the principal attraction. No bet- Humphrey, Wilmot, 2, J. M. Laird.
GRAIN AND GRASS. nault
and cattle was finished in the morn- iCentrul Bedequc. 'i1, Leo Bchurman; 2, Colin Cralg. T
mg. In the iifternoon the horse races. One bush. 6 rowed barley. 1, T. J_i .1 bushel Mcintyre potatoes. 1, Leo I
1Schurman; 2, Robert Schuman.
fer, ciiif iii 1‘J07, 1, Lloyd Tlmf,-on, St
_ g ade cow
ni milk or calf. 1 and 2 John Yeo ;
Sliorthorn or. shurchorn gpndoim.
fer, calf in 1906. 1, John Yeo; 2, .lap
McDonald, North l5edeque~ 3 Tlioinnu
e.
Shorfhorn or shorthorn grade hei-
, cnlved in 1908. 1, Frank Glyden.
.li-rse or Guernse rude herd
uwncilby the exhibitor. 1, F.'u.n
iilydcn.
\i/iilter M. Lea.
lioli-rtciii or Holstein grade li.
\\iii. McKay; 3, J. M. Leard.
mr F _ v j ‘ _ ` ' I _ _ |E.l6an‘ors; 2, James McDonald; 3, Hopi Holstein or Holstein grade herd
A _iicing has been seen on Summer-, 'Iwo bushels black 'lartarinn or, 1 bushel American Wonder potatoes, den Lomptoii, St. Eleiinors. |cou.~isZ‘ing of one bull and four mi.
side track than those of yesterday. ‘Norway oats. 1 Percy Maiclibanks; 2, ll, H. S. Arsennult; 2, Richard U1urke,` Shui-thorn or Hi -lh .  l».' ' l l h= h'
The Free for iill was the first race R. L. Schurmnn. i gbushel any new variety potatoes, r, ave 08. 1, John Yeo, :ter M. Lea.
called with four starts. It took fivel Two bus any other variety black‘1. H- Clarke; 2, Wm. Clarke. T Sliortliorii or nliorthorn gmile l`ir1\| SHEEP.
lieiits to decide this race and in every oats. 1, C. Mchellim; 2, A. D. Fur- " Ellrllil Sweetie Turnius. 1, Benj. COHST'-#ting of one bull and four fem- LODK \V<>0l 1'l1lH any like may hi
heat it wus a fight from scart to fin- row, Bedeque; 3, Joseph Taylor, ltlalrnsg 2, F. McEwen. ales. over one~year old and owned by f Lincoln, Leicesier or f.‘o't.»-\vol.‘ 1
ish for first position between Loul Two bush. White Banner oats. 1st,§ Eight white or yellow turnips th” exhibiwf- 1. John Yeo. ’J. S. Tiiylor, North liedeqiic 2 ’.\`
Helen and Nellie Bangs, Nellie Bangs -Henry Mill, Sc. bileaniirs; 2, R. H, f(GHl`lY)~ 1. H. Arsenault; 2, J. E, Ayrshire or Ayrshire grade cow in  »\'<YHl0='. St. lf1le1Hl\11`S. 3. H. Mill-*nl
Willllillfl Out. taking the 21141. 4th and Montgomery, St. Eieunors; 3, R. L. lllflflfie- T lmilk "" cull. any mic. I, J, \V. (‘ni1.` Long wool rom lamb may be Lim .1n_
5th heats; Lou Helen winning the lst Schurman. T Eight turnips Haszni‘d'n Improved . 06011. Siimmersi '-_ L..ic.>si¢-.r or Cotswold, 1 w, Sinn. on..
und 3rd. Best time 2.211 made in the_ Two bush. Sensation Oats. 1, J. J. 1. MPS- C0321) '1`11yl\>\'. l"I`€8t0W\1; 2.  Holstein 0"  T U1 :trails holler . 2. E- Al"S¢Dault. '
first heat by Lou Helen. >Hall, Slierprook; 2, R. Marchbank; 3, REV- FHLDBT M0l1ui§l1un, Mlscouche. calvsd in 1901. 1. f “. "rs l.ezird,Kel- ' 1'5" “T UVU Will' Ulfl €“’@S 10l1f-I V001
The 2.40 class had four starters and lJ. Taylor, Lower Freetown. i OM P12014 01110115 i\‘8d)- 1. W. W. ;\`iI\Z 2. Walter Leu; 3, Wm. McKay. ewes 11*1VlUiZ each raised lambs this
was also hotly contested. Parker-I Two bushels Logowo Outs. 1, H, Baker, Suiniiicrside; 2. Edith' Holstein or liolstein grade heifm- season. 1, W. H. Moose, New Annan
lundo taking the first two heats and ‘Arseuaultg 2, M. D. McLeod; 3, W, jhltriilgllf. summflfside. '.calved in 1908. 1 and 2, Walter Lea- 2. -1811105 Tilyllir. 3, W. H. Moase. '
Maids King winning the last three TClark. I One peck onions (white or yellow). 3. W. G. Taylor. ' Pen of one-year old long wool`
and race. Best time 2.25 made in the* Two busliels white oats any other 1. W» W- BHKH; 2. lrllnry Ularke,Ken~ : Ayrshire or Ayrshire grade bcifer l, W. G. Taylor, 2, Ed. Clerk, 3, W.
fourth heat by Maids King. lvariety. 1, H. Arsenault; 2, M. D.`Bil1Kt0l1. ‘calved in 1906. 1, Benj. Uairns, Sum.' H. Moase.
An extended notice of the magnlfi- ~>McLeod; 3, W. Clarke. I CA'l"l‘LE. -mcltsillc; 2, Dunwoodie Farm, 1\.,.-fn] Pen of two year ewes, long wool, 1.
cent exhibit of R. T. Holman, Ltd.,| Twelve ears indian Corn. 1, Mrs.l 311`C>I`f1\01`11 131111 any age rdgistered. ;B@<10l1U€- iW. H. Mouse.
will appear in Monlday’s issue. TS. E. Gallant, Abrams Village; 2, E. _1 Rnd 2 -10110 YOU. Port Hill; 3, F. J. Ayfsilirc or Ayrshire grade heifer, . Pen of two long wool ewe lamos, 1,
BUTTER AND CHEESE.‘ Uwright; 3, F. DesRoches. Humphrey, Wilmot, cr.lve|d in 1907. 1, George Geoffrey, 51, W. H. Mouse, 2, Austin Scales.
Crock of' Butter 20 lbs (home made) Biishel baking beans. 1, L. U. Fow-l HUEHW111 BU” "Hy 1111.0 registered. EICHIIOFS; 2. ROY G€Uf1I‘0Y; 3. Aiistini Grey faced ram, any age, may oc
lsr. Frank Glydon, 2nd W. D. Cross- ler; 2, F.. E. Arsefnault; 3, L. A. _1. Wlllter M- LGU. ViCt0f1f1i 2. Ed- S“f*|"~"- Sliropslrire, Oxford down or South
mon, (‘ont_'i~51 Bedaque; 3111, Mrs, J, Arg@nau1t_ ,ivaird M.cMui‘do, Kelvin Grove. Ayrshire or Ayrshire grade heiiep down, 1, R. B, Hagnall.
J_ Hull, S|.er'.,.~00k,,_ 1 3.151161 Timomy Seelp 1, Chester' Ayrshire Bull. 1, ll. G. Bagnall. _cnlved in wus, 1, Stephen Hu¢~;.fis,| Grey faced rum sliropshirc, (1i<lord|
5 lbs. Butter, roll or prin‘t. 1 Frank Bownms, 2, J. J. Hall; 3, M. D. Mc~‘ -1BfBey Or Gurnsey Bull. Albert Wiim0¢§ 2. Dunwoodie Farm. _‘Clown or Southdown 1, Frank. Glydon.
Glydon; 2, Mrs. B. Montgomery, New Leod. ltichurman. ` Ayrshire or Ayrshire grade, nird TCH grey faced ewes having iwiisi-.-
Anmm; 3’ M,-s_' A_ J_ MCNQ111, Shep] guts in sheaves whitm 1' \vi11;1,m‘ Shorthurn Bull 2 years and under consisting of one bull and four loin- lanihs this season 1, Joseph T.'iy‘or
brook. ' |Montgomery; 2, J. J. Hayes, Searle. registered. 1, John Yeo; 2, Urbanville nl-cs owned hy exhi`oi`tor. 1, Dun- 2. Richard Clark, Wilmot. 3. H. Mill.:
Box of fnctory Butter, Frank Lang, town; 3, W, Wright, Wilmot, .(Jlub. wnudie Form, T Pen of two year old grey fiici-il ovsi
North Tryon. . ] Oats in cheat black. L. A. Ars-.»~‘ Ayfsllife 111111 2 yl>2ll‘S und under re- , -lc'l'sc'_v or Guernsey gr.-ide cow in lumli-S. 1. lt. B. Bagnall, 2, Il. f‘lili'k
Exhibit of factory cheese not less _niiult; 2,. Cyrus Arsenaiilt; 3, Percy,§1\1l%'l‘e¢1. 1. Dunwoodie Farm, l3i.*f` milk OF CHU. 1. Frank Glyden, Mnr. ` Pcn of one yeiir old ewes grey fiicei
gum.. 50 lbs, 1, H, J, M¢C0rmi¢i;_<M.,rchb.mk_ ‘deque; 2, Albert Tantun, Bedeque. 'llatc; 2, J. W. Callbeck; 3, Stephen I. Frank Glyden, 2, R. B. Bugnull.
Lower Hamilton; Z, W-_ H. Leslie,' Twenty lbs Alsike Clover Seed. 1 | Holstein Bl-"11 2 years und under, 1, .Hiicstis E Pen of two year old ewes grey faced
Kenslnaton. 3, W. E. Wood, Suin- M. D. McLeod. lW\lliam McKay, New Annan; 2, Wal-j Jersey or Guernsey grade lieifer cnlved l. R. B. Bagnall, 2, Edward (.‘iiirIi,,
...U-..i.i.._ | ,\ 1,..si.01p1.,x f,-0.3.1, 1_ y._ A, f..-S... ‘ter M. Leaf, .1_ M. igigd.  ings.  i;i‘..‘.};i. ciiyimn; 2, st..-...ion Wilmot- 1
_ Jersey or ‘urnscy bu yciirs nnd‘ HPS iS; 5, - _ . Ciiil»c<:k_ PICS GLASS VI, I
2 bushels white Fife whem'.. l Wlipnt in Sherri, 1, A, J, }\,1C‘i.;ill; under 're'gistcrcd. l, Roy Tzintivii, Stl .lcrsey or Guernsey griidc liclfcrl YUT|iHTl"Flf 1J0ill`. llllflfll” 12 ll1ol\l.l|s`
1. 1’. Muff'-llblluk. 2 CTIGSWI' B‘»\Vl1c>‘B. i2. W. H. Mouse. Eleanors. cnlvcd in 1307. 1, l<`riink Glyden; 2, registered J. W. Callbeck first und* .
North Budeque, 3, E. Wright, Middle~ ¢» bushel buckwheat, 1, H. Farrow, Best Bull Of any nillk breed. 1, lWm. Johnston, New Annan. second.
ton, Bgdgqug; 2, (J, Bowneng, Norm lie-Walter Lea. l Jersey or Guernsey grade heifer (Continued on page 3)
ioi orn grade' ho; ii i . ovinei ly t i. ex ibitor. 1, Vial-
fe cl d 19
SMOKE BLOCKADE
.Dense Smoke Prevents Both Gcean and
_ River Steamers Leaving Montreal
ness of the games in which the boy;     
purticipateil, which should be an efi
uuiple to thc older folk in politic
lilo etc. _
The following are the prizes an
in whom they were presented.
1'-it prize Hilvrr 'l‘ropliy from th
T
MONTREAL, Sept. 18-(Speciiil)- Quebec.
Forest flrcs prevniliiig in ull dlrrc The Alluu Liner f‘r»i'sl0.1u »¢i\\H\l<l
f‘.iiindiii Cycle and Motor Co.. Iitfiqvtiuns from lM0ntreul have assumed uw Wim] this Immlmhl t-U H-me mt)
¢}..~....g|. their reproneiitntivc pirncg such proportioiis that they have af- his plissviigiirs of the foiiuf.hi.in .i
liii-c of this city; Gold medal present
vii by l".dw:ii'il Biiike to the first Vic
toria rider and The Giiardiliii’s 'lliree
ycii.r»tropiiy to hc hcld for one yea.
:ill won hy George Prowsc.
lected the snilings of ull stciiiiiers Quebec, hut. it was found iimpiulsihlc
from Montreal. 0 find the i-liiinncl iiud thc siiilings
Both river and ocean stcnmers have ns been suspeiidud.
been obliged to suspend sailings, ow- Unless tlicre is nn i|iil‘l“0\'f‘l1lC1\¢ ill
2nd prize, a bronze trophy in forming to the donga smoke that linngs lic conilitioiis tomoi'\'ow thc siiilili-is
of ii sniuker's set wiili "Silent Mat- . _ ._ . .ll I H 1 ,fp
cues" from Silent Matches made 'r Over the “vel lmtween tlllb City and wi ie cu ei 1
YI
ic. B. Eddy co., mi. Hull, canada,
.. .
\-i~‘i by _.cisco \.`1 ":":=tc1‘.
Siril prize, grill uicilail from the
Fliiirlottetown Business College, thi*-1
ough their Principal L. B. Miller,
won by Joseph Gaudet. Mr. Gaudcli
also wins gold medal presentedl”
George J. Rogers for the first Abegs
weft rider who came in first.
4th prize, silver' medal by the
Ahena Rink Go., won by Sterlin
Phillips, Suminierside.
5th prize, set of flhreware valu
$10.00 from iii. B. Eddy Co.. Ltd
lliill, Canada, won by A- Gf‘“‘l“t-
f.tli prize, silver medal by W- N
Tiinton, won by James Connolly
lloyulty.
Also The Guardin.n‘s tliree-ycar-tro-
piiy for the best all round afhlclc
in Labor Day sports. Won by J. Piir<
ker Hooper of the Auegwelt Club-
Tliree cheers and a tiger were giv-
en for all the winners, nlso for His
Worship Mayor Prowse. The C'““l`dE"‘“
und Wortb's Band. `
The 19,: e crowd w-ere enter-
g 11. l\li'\:ii'd's Liniruent (lines Liiiiilrufl.
tained until ten 0'cl0Ck by QW “ce
cnt music oh Worth's Band. _
in suiuns
, uniw lun
l RIO JANEIRO, Sept. 17.- For
evernl days past freight handlers at
his port have been on the strike in
an attempt to stoD f-he Work at the
ocks, especially at the loading of
oilea. A cruiser has been sent to
hat port to preserve order. The
strikers yesterday took the ofle1sfve
md threw two bombs into the stores
of the company on the docks, five
men been wounded. The operations
of charging and discharging the cur-
oes continue, nevertheless, under the
protection of the local police.
I --\-1--1-°
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SPECIAL SATURDAY
NIGHT PROGRAM
EHVE EUUU UAIRSHIP WILL
STOPSSTEAMERS EUH NEUU GUNS CARRY PE
Q
as
1:52.'
` l'Al{IS, Sept.. 17.--'l‘lie :iutliorities
iii Parris have made the important
'discovery that the telephone system
of the city is largely contnolled by
the nervous system of Paris tele
phone girls. .
. They have i`ound`, nlso, flint. the imi-
flority ui the Paris trlcplioiic girls
I ro i.\im'ii'ricil :ind live alone; t.li.i.
they neglect. tlivir proper iiiciils;-.iiiil
lint in consequence the unfortunate
sii`bscri1»crs suffer from the tclcplioiie
'gir.ls’ norvcs more than is iiccessiiry.
‘ The telephone iiutliorifirs have in
consequence organized canteens to
_provide their girls with luncheon and
dinner nt twelve und flourteen cents a
nienl, consisting ol' roast beef and
mutton und plenty ol sweets.
elebrated three year
FRANK BEALES. C1““l<>ttet°wi3.own¢r Of UW ° _h M om ,,_
old stallion George C\`0SC01l9. 2-Zwtliat lowered thc L rce ye Enhmp
. . . - th H llfax
cord of the Maritime Provinces lrom2,.l0l_ to 2.2itS-album; $33030. He also
Two New Reels, Seven Pictures For This Evenind
cool shades of moonlight. 111'* Waters
,ti R c s easily winning in threestriiight hcii i ` 4 bw,
'ca(l7ll‘-ure; grst prize in the show ringof the three ye" 01*-E bmndurd U(
stnllions. Prize $20-$10-
___________..__i___--~- .~; :_-f;  '::'M: :LYT-Z; TZ: Tl'
Two Brothers-is the title of i-116
new reel for this evening. It is a,
Picture of .1 brcvtiher‘s jealousy Midi
his revenge on his own brother. The
fiither's death, nad thc st nl-Ill! Of
the will hy thu one dctemliiul lo do
lllc other out of l‘.is own. f-Il" f“"\'l‘
|112 of the younger out. of the bore
~thc mot;her's faithfirlnese, and the
final appearing of the father for the
errlng son. Then the reconciliation
and final repentance.
Wandering Musician is a SP1€l1fi1d
llietulie, the history of a Welldeflng
Player being given ln a most interest-
inlr way on the canvas. The lit»\1°
chlld wh in s auch an lmi>0f*'"'t
George Vessey, York. is visiting ht
aiiinimering and gleaming HS ¢h° W-°°“
falls in the quiet grand-our across tht
wnveg, tfnting them witfh silvery
hgnnty-the rock bound coast and th;
shore scenes surpass d.‘scril>ii_0". “U
every one should see this PiCtUY9-
“He knows it all et set of sun,
The heavy trials and the los!
gg, J h . ' f, rly on the Way.
0 n HE KNOWS. `Th:; ||nT,eg¢\E?ne|;e:tlll at close of day.
| . . .
The little ernands I have to run, He knows it ,,1i__hn-w tired I grew
_-Within Five Years
Proper Plain in No
I ;<.\i/r i..\|<l<i. <‘i'i‘\', sept. is-
|(.S'pcciiil`,--"Witliiu five you.i'i-: uir-
ships will he niirrying 11113-¢C¥If¥Cl'S
"Acriiil flight will bc coiiinicrcializ-
I ed in flint time. A pci'fectcd‘ lieliocnp-
| ini will be apic to cncirclc the globe
in ri week.” T
Tlicse stdieiiients were mudc here
__ ____ _mn _m_:TA:_____T__Y ::__.___;.___.- ¢»_-_:_-_----I -»-,-_-;,-,-_ .,.-_.  -..-_..» v .--_.W .. ~.-_n.___i__..- I yesferiluy ny Tlios. < A. l‘l<li>=0rl ill;
uci'os.~: thc flcemi in ciglitccii liiiiir.~i,-
or iir. the into of 200 miles :in houi'.__!
Across the Atlantic ' ' ‘
in Eighteen liners
Says Edison, But
t Yet Worked Gut
l __.__...,__  _  . _ . ..._
l
fuiiioizs i|v\'¢‘iitoi`, in thc (‘iiui‘se .if n,
talk on iicriiii uilvigiitioii.
lic iis.~‘i‘i'tcil that thc proper ;»l.ii\
_ _ y I y g i con»
sis'l.iii|.¢ of. one bull uud fbur feiiiiilies,
.
li' .lsiein ‘or Holstein grade cov. iii
milk or i-iilf any age. 1, 2, and 3,
ifer
. c.i|vc<| in 1006. l, Walter M. Lex; 2,
CE COU TY E HIBITIO GR ,D SUCCESS
NEW BHUNSWIEK
SHENT UHUUBHT
u.\\ .'-
Forest Fires Raging, Little
Ram Since June, Wells and
Brooks Gone Dry.
i
ST. STEl"l{l~lN, Sept. 18-(Special)
~-’l`lil'.~i sectioii in common with the
rest of New Ilrunswick is sunoring for
riiin of which loss than five incheg
lnivc f:ill.eu since the first of Jung,
Toniylit thc atmosphere is dense witii
».-mf.k.- from fires thiit have wrought:
mul-li ilzuniige.
Hut at Mciidows n fierce fire has
oven s\vr_~r_-pin!! the .timber lamd lol
some days.
iiairlc ol Unk Bay inucli damage has
‘icrn (lone und there is fear of it get~
ln* into the village,
'i` is uftcruoou a new fire Stn;-ted ng
tli\rilii's liezitli, six miles from twin
‘mil has assumed dangerous prc_or<
tions.
The fiirriicrs' wi-lls and brooks are
fll'_\' and till.-rc is nothing to iight; 11;-Q
\\iLli.
il BIG STHIKE -
., IS THITENTENEIT
.
ii( l.\`l`<l.\`. .\'<»i.f. li. .»\ big sll'<v>t rail-
\\:-._\ ~liilu~ in \\:hi<-li 11’!,1|u0i|li‘ii urn iri-
\- lv.--T. .~ iliiw-.ii.»iii-il iu .`\`i~w l'Iii;_=l'.iiiil
Sluli-s.
A Nuirfsulifll
Ts uslu null
i
i’iIiii.'.\`. hciif. li l’\'oi`. iiivr. the
 ._ .Ju--l .i'.._.--.uol' Iii-rlili. is ris-
..|ui. ll.: - ,-:.lri~»u~ on :ir.\’~ ;.1iil
lv. r.\i.. ... .|. 1*. ll|._l- vi‘-- 'yr' Ihr;
. . :.»l iuul i\\~~r T-‘» i: s ‘\i~- .Ii .',
v , . .
~ .iii |-.T I..
‘,. ilu lil \l.i. <--l. i'i-.\i».
\..,| ~ uric ijeiiioviil all
~ . - . -1-ii liie
\\li E . _
|i|~t|.r‘.
"irni-.-
\'i-ins.
SiJEli'| T Nlill HUUNS
  UNNZZ SENT SUIT
liiiil niil. yet. lwcli \viii'ki=il oul., bu'
would hc-within five years. ' _ _ _ _ _ _
"Ncitiicr the Aeroplnncs now ownrd.
by ihe Wright Bros, nor.any nirship
built iilong that principle, nor along
tho idea of ii dirigible balloon will.
ivcr be practiraole or a success com-
iuercially." '.
3
in uunlsi  
un/iiirfis
3
Clergymen and Laymen o..
T a visit to the Camp
Grounds
HT. JOHN, Sept. 17f - 'Ilie com-
mittee appointed by the New
lllrunniick and P. E. Island (‘on-
‘furence to report upon thc advis-
finility of estaolisliing ii camp
g oind on the Sc. Joun river
.wus convened in the city to-day.
,This morning Its members started
.by steam luuncli for the c.imp
Tgroiinls .where they will spend thc
|diiy in gathering material for their
report.
The committee is composed of both
clergyman and laymen chosen from
lditlerent parts of the conference, as it
is not purposed to make the camp
ground a iocnl aflair. Those who are
member! are’ Rev. H. Howard, as
president of the conference; Prof. W.
Gladstone Watson, of Mount Allison
University Sackvillc; Rev. Geo.
tlteelc, Rev. Joseph Bullock,
'se John R. 0. 'rule shell-
Tiae; James Myles, w. ii. simon, J.
ll. Tuit, St. John; J. J. Weddiill,
l Fredericton. _
, Ano.her committee ol thc same con-
iference lla also meeting in the city.
iTliiu one has in hand the amnigiiiiiir
ition of two funds of thc church- -the
HEEUHNT LENTSUE
NNI] UNNUIUNTES
For Pa- liamezu Nleet to Con-
Progress Made.
The first prnclleni step lowiiril i-on
Election without i‘osoi‘tinu to l-orriipi
priictircs wlis tnkin _\'cst<‘r¢l:\v h\ i'\"
dates was held in the Y M U A
Condensed ails lofi lfitc for Clw-
iflciition will be found on page
seven.
ducting the forthcoming Dominic!!
f‘h;ii'loth-town Bwincli of the Morali
and Social Reform League. By ar-
rangement wlth the executive of the
League a joint meeting of the candi-
. . . .,
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. l llll .\.1.i), il.-.., rl-pf. 1..Y(‘ourt,
-jrry, two iitiorncys and ii hiilt dozen
.Witnesses spout Lhrcc hours yesterday
fri-rnooii.in Judge l<li»criinrdt`s court
on ii roiiti'o'.'ei‘sy involving twenty-
two cents. l¢‘inii'lly thc court \\'ii.s ad-
oiiriiod the Judge reserving his in-
structions to the jury.
The i-use is one in which William
fbliiiilloy, :in utl.oi‘\ir=y, is suing a de-
iirtnicnt store for twenty-two cents,
Tile amount he iillcgcs he wus charg-
cd for a substitute “Just as good"
as thc article he ordered when ho was
suit by his wife to the store to pur-
cuisc ri decodorizcr. He says the
clerks refused to rcfiind the money,
but the store dealer denies this.
Attorney Hamilton Moser, repre-
senting the department store. offered
i.\\'cnty-five cents for principal and.
_ , interest to Hindley at the commence-
S|d€[` PUFG ElBCt|0fl- GOO(l mr-nt of the trial and the ofler was
T
efuscil.
purlor ut. lp. iii. There were present!
T tim Your cundidiites Messrs Warburton,
.\Icl..uu. Martin and Prowse, and be-
slilc llivsv J. K. Ross, Dr. Ayer, Rev.
H. li. Tlioiiius, J. D. Seaman, J. T.
I-l<~l\'.~n.~.ii-, _»\. W. Sit-rns, R. C. G08.
.l. K. llo<,~: presided and Rev. H. E.
’l‘hoiiiiis in ii few words submitted il
town of plcrli-re hiniliiig the candidates!
.ui their woi~kurs to commit no acts
.i Lil .fry iii iiny form whatever and
li do all lx '.!i.ir power to prevent
i .- ioi;iliiE.~-_-.ioli of auch iicts by Oth-Q
ii _ .`.`.r. 'flioziiiis iiiciitioiicd-tlie Bach
ibut. this wus but dn initial step and
(i`onfin\lcd on page 3)
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BIG LIBERAL
TDEMJNSTTTRALT
TION
Ileld in Summerside Last Night.
TC-hildren’s Fund and the Siistcntnr
iilnn Fund. The iiieiiiiicri-i of the
,amiilgaiiiatwon committee nre: llev,
if-*ipocial by pl ,
T siuumlciisiiis, s.,pt'_°'1§_)_-M, L.,,_
`crl\l llonioni-itrntlon held in the Crys<
f`ir.~'i sriwiizcl' was J. W. Iliclinrds who
spoke for about lf. minutes. _The
<~hnirmu|\ next intmiliircd the princi~
l
The French P\'eBi‘1°“t 1" 1'°““°“' “‘ How herd I *\'i°‘1 "'1°‘° I“““"°" -when pressing ‘1“*»i°° ““** I “ew ri. M. Young st. smilies nev, J.
ICH!-with th” "°"‘““"“" "‘°t“"° °° W1‘°'° ‘“`°“°'“1 '"°“g “"1 'N 9"' N re mmf- I 1°” 1” l"“`t ““"°"°’ ls. megs. G'rs...i Lnkle; liev. G. ir.
the we MDG \°°°1» Wh‘°“ 1' ""’1"““' "“°°= And now I grieved H” B" "l ““"' 'Dawson Cniiihiim- asv. A. n. M...
complete the picture usflliewllailt Ellie: He knows the burden and the CLUBS' 'And °°“m mt re I, his sweet cally. Eathurst; Rev. George Steele,
Dhll 2°” Wm “"3 :El You 7.. The] __ Of calming love had gently B\10w“ Bedeclue. P. E. I.: Rev. Thomius Hicks
i"v;l;;i;e; :;f§;a:_‘;;;e of me mu and ----*_-'__ - fan: h d A not blamkhe knew »i°nint»2e rains, ii;dERlev. F. A. Wight-
ni , N Meta is i. ,, man, on gun, ._ ..
the lar5‘01' l>l¢¢lll'0l are notélcealle hx; THE CHICQG? Mi`sI_§§§T§,'nl)__ That I had tried my 11955 to d°' Rev. George Steel, former pastor of
every 011° and *“° °°‘“'°' ° ° ` CHICAGO' °1" "° - iwiiiiiifi som eiiurcii in this my,
holll' 59;" 15 New wonderlaug SWT" whnt     FAH, AND MILD is n. member of both committees. On
when there is plenty of rocm an ` Sept, 00;-n  .. .   the conclusion of his work in these
seats for all. in un_ attraction of it- Sept, pop;  .. .. .   515-43 3 ,connections he will proceed to Van-
0 D Y
part in it, is ri musician too-_- but
the screen will tell the awry Den".
till. Illllk Sum , -
liirgcly n'tteniledr?er§li;:,'ut tY(?f§€h;H;`;;ll: pal spciikcrvof tvlileo e}‘i;l‘ill;§!)Ul‘ll£i>¥;-hrvl;
being present. The interior of tho S' lwmlnf' hum- spoke fn his
biiilrlimr was well and gully de- qmrters U RI.) an the pl-mdpni ig.
¢°f°¢°d with ‘lass and mnrws. When plmunt mmlm Hs w..s ioiiewed hr
the boat arrived about 7.15 n. large 5"” of thc.|‘n{`,, “,,,.,.n 3,-st sped..
crowd were on tne wharf to greet we NNI' Lmrts ‘in Fn'g“sh his ad.
Mmsrs Fielding nnil Marcil. who, on 1": E” "rm."h "elite", “In h0,,;~_ gpm-Q;
SiGDDl11f; from the gengway was greet- ‘HTCSS laSU~ng l i ivfn .by Premier
ed with loud cheers. The meeting was ““‘l"“`“"`” “ere 8;-K gum Rm.; arte,-
opened ahoilt. 8.30 p ni. with l’. N.,H»\S'/.nril and HD
' ri closed with cheers
Pnte, President of Wcst Prince Liber- which i-\\l\‘-H211” Tivfurcu Rwhmds and
.  'ro ont. sept- 19~< iw' » iii Association and Neil Menma 0 -r l"lff‘ ~- '
lf. Its goin: to 0° 1'- bl! S“t“"l”7 0'-L wh°“"  ' ' ' 9”- TORON ‘ ‘ couvefr-, B. (‘.., where he will represent . ' ' _ Th. specials for 60-31- MIG
se ht t New Wonderland tonight- Oct Corn   66\ ful)--Moderate to fresh westerly winds this I M r n ,I th ml," , th President of the East Prince Asnocfa- lrnurlf-r P t D ut “ML
I 'd l the calm De there. '   ` ’ 'Canadian missionary board, ' i
than words. Moonlight 0|! 91° 9°" "ig R Oct Pork $.15 301 fair not much change ln temperature "" E ° 0” *‘ E "1 K U ¢,_i0,, nmng as joint ennirmnn, Th., vii-st left on re urn ii o
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