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7000 Guaranteed i :. ~’ r "f ' ORNING Daily- , '
Dailyfor 1907. i ' ; .' _ V' ,i . - Catches All Early ' '
Q ' ._ ,_ _ `-' ,_ l Morning Malls.
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MORNING DAILY FOUNDED Wil
Wm'-Y-~~°w1w=f~Lv~»v\1w l r‘_n_aRLoTTEToWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, cANADA,
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WEDSESDAY. AUGUS v 28, 1907.- i rvstiireuioovasrftts
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   BIC_._iQLE Ro   QE  P iii iiiiiiii
Will Start This Evening In Front oi The Guardian
0_ffi‘C¢ At Six O’clock-The List Ol Entries, the _
Oiiiciais and Map oi The Course--
Keep the Track Clear
This evening wllllwlthout doubt witness the past it has l.-ern proved that bicycle
one ofthe most interesting athletic ccn~ m
tests that has tazea place for some time- of D
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that isthe b.oyc1 road race overthe course |,ur,||c_ ,nd this hm had 8 .good deal to da
outlined below in the map
>The‘oonuitlods of this race sr: familiar X.
to readers and the participants in the can- m
test are men who can lay fair claim to the of
title of athletes, as wi.l be seen from the
following liqt of enrrles:-
G. Balllvail, upattsobed. '
Waiter ullins, unattacized.
Lomurr' Newsom, Vlctorlos.
John Pierce, Aberrweits.
James Pierce, Abegwslis.
George Prnwse, Viet-orias.
Nelson Winchester, uaattached,
Jamél Connolly, unattached.
Stirling Phillips, Snmurerslde.
Percy Peardon, Victorian.
Gs G. Hughes, Abegwr-its.
Fred Harper, Victurius.
W. A. Gaudet, Abegwelts.
The race is doubtless goluz to he
witnessed by agreat many p ople. low ill da all they o.\u to prsserve_orcer and
U
cinq has been the most attractive form
Bvort that could be laced before fthe
ltb The G\\ardlau's institution of its
ophy. Mnnifestly it will lake 'a good
an to go the sixteen miles and win out
the bunch of athletes whose names
appear above.
Every detail hss`as far as fpcsalble been
carefully attended to in order to ensure
the race coming oil’ without a bitch, and
everything will he done that is possible to
enable the public to see the racers as they
start and finish.
It must be borne in mind, however that
the track must be kept clear. Spectators
are asked not to trepuss upon the space in
the street which will be reserved for the
contestants, ilre otIieial», and the autos of
the ump re
There is no doubt butthat theexhibltion
will be one worth remembering and itis
again asked that those who are present
not occupy the room that will be needed
for the racers as they come tothetinishlng
point of the race. -
It has been arranged io telephone in the
positions of the men from various points
alone the course. during the progress of
the raw, and this information will be
promptly bulietined for the information
Of the public.
The following are the officials of the
Race which is to start in front of The
Guardian oiiice this evening at six o'clock
The racers will finish at at the starting
point.
Referee:-L B McMillan.
Starter:-U J McMillan.
Umpires.-GeoJ Rogers, IIS McLeod,
Jas McMillan.
Timers:-W N Tanton, D 0 M Reddln,
G F Hutcheson.
Judges:-Mayor Patou, Chief Rnnohan,
W B Prowse, J R Darke, SA McLeod
Dr Johnson, Hon J F Whear. J A S
Bayer, F Jost, Goo Auld.
_ Clerk of Course:-A Irwin.
GREAT BRITAIN’S
A FLOATING DOCK
Constructed in Secret, the Cyclops Can
Repair an Entire Fleet-The Won-
derful Things a Modern Navy
Needs.
Louuorv, Auiz. 21.-Thoxrsands of north
country people who have gone lo sea the
new sr-ageing dockynrd, II. H. S. Cyclops,
at S ruth dock, Sunderland, have bad to
rest content with a distant view of this
wonderful vessel. Applications io inspect
the ship more closely aremet with refusal.
Even the workmen of Sir James Laing
k Sons, who have built her, are conduct-
ed to their departments, and are lwt
allowed to communicate with sn! l°|fl\°l‘
partof the ship.
The shin is equivalent of a dockyard
employing 830 men, that beingthe number
of artldeers she will carry, in addition £0
gh. qmw to work the ship. She is nearly
lmfogi, long, and steams at sixteen knots
an hour.
If the Cyclops is u<>°0»11Di\l1Y|\1R I “°°°
at sea. and one of the worships loses it
pronellor, Instead of it being towed home
to a dockynrd, the commander will signal
for a new propellor to be made, and the
order would he executed on bord of thc
Heating wcrkshap. The same acpliel G0
anchors. .
In addition to the foundry, litiel uv
with huge cupolas, there are forces where
crank shafts can be wrought. and there
are fully equipped copper and brass
works, and rolling and punching mills.
Any pori ion of machinery can be renewed
or repaired, and vessels ofthe deer, In
case of their refrigeratlng apparatus
breaking down, can he supplied with
unlimited quantities cf ice,rnmle on board
the_ Cyclop~. In case of accidents to
condensing plant, the Cyclops could sup:
ply a whole fleet with fresh water.
MATRIMONIAL
AGENCY SCHEMES
Chicago (iraiters Are Shut'Out oi th
Mails and Must Try New LIMS
slate or their Marinas or
‘ Fleecing the|Public
:WB
Waeurreoron, Aux- 95-°'°U“°|°S““" 'l°°°
nee approve of' Chlos¢o’s maririmoniai
sustain, sad is covered f° ‘°""“““"“
liy mall when it is conducted throuilll '"1
iris..-iimiisry. Oaarietintwrtn ite |>°Il°Y
ii. has annul a fraud order against Harry
Harhdllll ‘llart and H.l"'“ c°"'"°°“'
iienoq_elh\_» ltbi Wabash a_venue. Chic.'\K0.
‘ a.
“mum-&gbElr2€Ll‘tb: individual
dl d to be reached lr ii Morris. TM
F dice de .sitment sb0'Y
Ea: 'dilrrelrelis-ea’r:»r'f| by a “dimming iuiy,
Q q hee lovahledili1°l"|°“°"""‘
 dfo "wealthy irrntleman.
income |i0»90l IW"-Y"' ""° “"3 ., "if:
_:gm ge g poor working is I ~ _
urns-in mnwnvrl and '”“““'“°' "
gi" s .railed eiub ueekinn victims. lim"
ia the oiub of a letter in
rece t _
|-.qmgg *L 1 either odv¢rtieerner:t_»_e__'i
- ‘ - I W niepromntlrm
:|`:£|w":izie :Talib s letter oeocn\v*\'l°°
.1-
eiaiinr that “this laily has expressed
desire to b oomc bei’/PM' l°‘I\ll\l\°°“ "l"h
you in soon as possible."
Tire victim ie directed to remit at ons-
" V, 0,,-/_ |- all expenses. and ii DN-
mised that should the !°\l°I W°H\*\“
who is soon to visit tis_ioonli|y,.not win
his heart the club has many other female
members among whom wlthoutaddicional
expense he miiy find his fate. Letters to
women in search of husbands were of the
oanie tenor, the object of the concern be
mn yo get $6 out of each \"ctiur.
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ifniard's Linimeit- Take no other
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Anvaarrelns and subscribers in Bourlr
and vicinity are asked to hand all molten
for Tirsuuiiriiim tnP.0. Seaman. tire
SWEIJISH Plillllll
A ii NEWPUHT
Wilhelm Entertained by Pro-
mlnent People at Fashion-
able Resort.
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NswI'om‘.B.I., Aug. 20-Prince Wil.
helm, of Sweden, who has been the guest
of the Summer Colonv of Newport at
various social functions during the past
week. attended n farewell luncheon given
by Mrs. Stuyvesant- Ifish this afternoon.
and this evening went to Warwick Neck,
where he was entertained by Unitui
States Senator Nebon Waldrlch and Mrs'
Waldrlch at their summer home. This
moi-nlnz the Prince attended a service at
the Swedish Methodist Episcopal church
and afterwards ho.-ld a reception. In a
brief address in the Swedish language the
Prince said he was glad to see that
although loyal American cltirene, the
Swedish people of this country still have
awarin spot in their hearts for the
Fstherland. After an automobile rldein
the suburbs, the Prince and his party
went to the Fish residence, where there
'fi
Present Wide Open Bars
Doing Big Business.
Curran, August 27- (Special) -At a
special meeting of the Town Council inet.
evening _lt was decided to appoint O V
Lawson of Glace Bay Chief ot Police :md
Scott Act Inspector. .
wide open and doinga big business and 0
Evidence, however, has been obtained a
THF WEATHER.
in Enforce Scoii Act Against ‘H
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Yi D* . _ _ _ ' - Li
HON. W. PUGSLEY IS I
MINISTER RAILWAYS
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as Been Appointed and Will be Sworn on Friday Next--
No Cabinet Appointment for Ontario, but Graham’s
Chances for the Portfolio are Said to he
The Best.
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“ml Wm be V'°"“l'°d “h°“ the “”“' in The date of election in St John is nrt ca
°D°°"°" ‘“"“'°" yet definitely announced but will prob .l.~
T
he Ontario portfolio is not yet decided re
rn ln'Sussex,N ll in lriiti, gnriluatcii
Antthelirrivornityof N ll lu isis,
OTTAWA. August 27- (Special) ~ Hon 'but 11' rolnrlrly bc Liruirnrrr, now ,leader
The _______' for _he _“st month hun been 'illiam Pugsley has bceu summoned to of the Ontario Opposition.
ttawa by Sir Wilfrid Laurier and will be Hon. \Villiaua Pugslry, K C ll C I. wa
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more WM no |m,p_¢;_°,» lo |,},,,,,_ _ sworn in on Friday as Minister of Ri-il~ bo
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lied tothe brr in 187:.
Ile was iIr»-tr-lectcfl to ti.e Ifilrse cf
he September 18. Assembly in 12135 for Kings County and
elected at all elcehlr ire since. Ile was
Solicitor iieneral in the Blair government
1889 -1802 and Attorney General in the
Tweedie government from 1000 ti\l last
whiter when he became Premier of New
Brunswick. ~
Last year irc resigned tlrnt position to
uuecpt the Liberal candidature for the
[Iuusc of Commons in the ciiy .und County
of Saint John, following the tif-nilr gi' 1');-_
Stockton, M l’.
Torrorvro, Aug. 27-(Spec°al)-Moderate
tofresh west to north west winds, fair
and comparatively cool.
IHE TUNNEL
The Guardian would like to know if the
residents of Prince Edward Island really
desire n tunnel to connect with the main
land, and with this end in view each
person is requested toout out the below
coupon after writina' in their name and
address, and enclrse to “The Guardian,
Charlottetown", marking “Tunnel” on
corner of envelops._ .Everybody -should
send at once.
1' S
e Edward
ngthis Province
UNNEL COUPON.
and prosperity for Prine
see a unnel connectl
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and send in once.
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~ meeting was held Saturday, and rrow it is
expected that'the vacant. clrbinet posi-
. tions will he filled by appointment to-
' morrow. Sir. Wilfrid .spent tho whole ef
3 Z ' yesterdiry in conference with a. party oi
. ' ~ : friends vlsltinizhiur. llc had a crowded
 ante~room from morning till niizht. _
I _ The pariyof British journalists (riot
1 ‘ I I the C. 1=.n.. pany) which has been
‘ ‘ ' Z touring the country on invitation of iris
breakfast with the local newspaper men
- - - _ and oihers at the Russel sud were shown
‘ - ' about the city in automobiles. They had
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'  VNATIONA LIST
MEMBER ARRESTED
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, 1 _ . _’*$`,v_~_`\_-|_ _."~.j., _`_,~_-:‘_l:
.,‘ avril' r“  '.J»'~{
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HON. hifi. PUGSLEY'
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- ”.if'i» in Longiord, Ireland, With Forty Others
 For Unlawful Assembly-Likely to
/)l_$_\|_.& il.  C ¢ o
 __ ause Riotrng-== More Trouble
Expected. »
Parliament for North _I.ingior.<l mul -lu
other persons were arrested early this
I.o:\'iii"OIil». In-land, Aug. 27-(Special) -- _ '.1LI";; ‘ evres occured Ii. tween tire Nuticrv
J"-5 F"l`l`L‘l|. Irish Nationalist member of al " - '
ists and members ofthe biuu Fein Socr-
ety.
In irrlditicn many cattle have been
    l11°¥"\lDi! and srenow bcrntr tried by n'_ drivrn from grazing ianddisiricts, which
- special court convened for the purpose on_ the persecution alleges was encouraged
» '\ °l1i1l'lI€ Of lMklI\R Dllrt ill 1111 unlawful as~ by Mr. Farrell and other speakers.
O'i"r.\\vA, August 26.-No cabinent
Sflllblv io cause rioting
Mr Farrell had been holding meetings despatched here, trouble being anilcr.
throughout his csnsiliuency nt which ex- L posed.
Large forces of police are being
terlor department, arrived here this
crnirrg and left at noon. They had ,
great time in the west.
iiuiiisis ii
l\»_-ing true llluenoscs, they will prolrrbiv
take arrvrrntagc nf the opport.unil~y.
Fully four' thousand Lurncil out tc view
rc sports at Victoria park, the great
tl
iurrjority of these had azure»tint'd pro-
bosciseo and cnjoyerl most extrrror-dinrrr iv
the ev.-nts ci ilrc afternoon.
Car.u.\rn‘,Augost 20.-The much h<. raid
During tho day tvro ball games wi-ro
played on tire diamond. The first was
between the boys of Nova Scotia aril
- New Brunswick, and after a strenuous
ed and long talked of Biqgngge prank, is contest the N. ll. boys won out by a so re
1\0W'\¢l\il1Rof the past. and the only
thing that remulus is the memor of the
of lliteeu to eleven.
The second izamo was played between
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Mi|:ird’s l.inime.ri used bv Plivsicirus “
have a hotter time next year. Those who "
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mod Mme hm and me determination lb the seniors of New Brunswick and l’.E I.
mi again the New Brunswick men vvire
re re,,[,(,ns||,|e for the an-uh, wwe "___ victorious winning this :mme by thirteen
were many prominent guests.
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right to congrniulatc themselves. and "
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ROUTE 0|" TIIE GUARl'|lAN’S BICYCLE ROAD RACE. ` P°""""'  '  "
The black lih`e in the above ihoweihe route nf The _Gnlrdlen'e Bic; cle Rcad Rare, Wednesday, ----~--_
August seth. The course :tarts iroin The Guardian emce thence out the Maipeque Road
and recom by Nona Rlvrr comer, Lover' llaipeque Road, etc., in all rixieen miles. ‘ Keepmimrd-,L;n\m,"r in ri... house.
0 six.
The following were the teams:
N. ll.~Sie<irun._n, Hand; Cafwlfly
fl‘irr\rnp.~aon. Uonnr li; Slref|r'ian;~'1`irit. Spier
logs <‘.»i..ui|y. -_ _ 
‘. l~l. i.`~7\ri#lerion, 'lIccit, l"rcen.:\",
u-.t,ilice, Mchelm, Iilinare, Corbett and
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.\r~\'r:iirisr;|:s and sulireriiiers in Mon
tirguee and vicinity nre aukr-rl
rr lrirrrrl all matters for This
iiunnlian to Capt, \‘l.'. A. Johnstone, the
corrrunny sagcnt at that place.
Condcuscdidvcrtiscmcnts
Tv n ‘nie fnrtliavsiiltni-inn.)
pg" SEE PAGE 6 FOP RATES 5
\VANTEll-A iwod city Lrlrl WWI*
fair cducntlnrr to learn the typ!
we-.rtin .-Apply st Guardian niilf-e.
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I USl`-Yesterday between Brookvnlc
A and Charlottetown is handbag.
Finder leave at this office. 8-28dir2\dp
“IANTED-sturdy boy lil or l-i, for
grocery store. Apply to Cnmerons
grocery. ccrnlr Pownal and Eustbn Ste.
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--- _-Mrk °1*”T"7T_’°“
ANTEI)-Glrl to assist in houses
W work, small fshrllv. Appg MENU”
hnilti eveain;¢~ to Mrs. e(7m\f\h
wat¢r,st. .  8-fldtf.
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WaNrsn~rm.a»ci.¢siy a rlrl wh"
understands plain rnokirrir Or li
;\_i iingtoleam. Apply to Mrs. 2me_v_‘_kv-
riU_hwn. - _-_\__-
""f)If"S'°ACli-Uortags eontnmnp Hx
l rooms and pantry. situatml on lippui-
iisytield St. Apply to Mr-1. James
S"u\il‘;>_ed._1!*ri\ei_§@h_-8~2*’d3li?fl¢_
REMEMURIL-That everybody reads a
morning paper as the news ia Iron
fresh and up-to-date, alrl'ihat. M. soma
time during the day everybody in l-ksiy
‘tc buy the goods advertised while rh ‘-
mind Ie still briaht and active
‘”._,Ph“°”.,|| of "mg Qlbeon ilirl.
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an-I .v ` .
 of a carter of e Million 250,000l Readers Each Week
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