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_ ____ ., 'i ;,. if ~ .1 ~__‘¢__~»:. __ _,_,_... if _ _ _ _ . - .  .,_.. _._.... ,..,  ----_--,...s,....,. . .- . ..,.. ., ,__  3,, _     -..inr._f...sf .,,'  . ,..- -_ .___.__.,..»-.3-..si...n-rains.-i-. ,_ _ _    
»“ 'N ‘ 'el "1 1'* -'A “i f ""`r‘»’$. Niels--:,~?l\A' L ~'L.i.< ..'r1itL*..1.nL{"5di»"`*ia.,i1~r=-» ’ ‘ A ' ‘ 'ie -i ... ir’ ' - »f r. "W * "'51"-fl' ` yr rr ‘ e `
sind; Nec .
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= Circ ia on ~ ` - A  _  - 
, _ Y' ' I I ` P . _ Ga _‘I Y _ _.______
 _in this Proc. _ A _ , _ _ ami” Mum _ I 
f:'._’.;“’“‘-7'" - . ' _ "
DA Y FOUNDED ma Ile A MONTH BY MAIL IN ADV NUI
..-‘.'.‘.;~i‘ti1'€’.‘ii-<--~‘iiu1=i»i.ii.-its.ini cHARLo”i"rEToWN, PRDNCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, rgw. {,,_,,,,,.,,,,,_,,_ ,,,, ,__,,,_,,, _,,,¢,,,,,,, '
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UNITED BAPTIST CONVENTION _
HEARS IMPORTANT REPORTS
_.._é.___,`_.
‘Special to The Gixardlan.
wooD_.=l'1'oci<, N. D., August 22-
'l‘he United Ba tist Uenveution open- i
_ _ __._-._»-» _-___--_i_.___.
D
ed here- todair. `
fiiius iiii _  
_WE CHM     
were subiznitted. ~
'l`l1"¢ I‘PDUl“t of _the foreign mission
hoard was nut finished, as there weri.
mill!! im-uortant sections to be con-
sidered.
The report of the home mission
b0i1l'd for Nova Scotia and Prince En-
wurd Island was taken up.
.=i|».rinl to The Guardian.
'|’iiiuiI\"l'l), August 22--lrped M,,(;u1.
loin-;li, and Moeitetth Trapnell, two
l.rf-in-r;< uit the Hainiiltou Asylum liave'
|...n :urested on a charge of aidong
,»,n.l :ilu'ttiin.; the esfiniie of Moir and
'|n.-,;;.-rt two iniirdereri-i. _ ‘
'_1`he Sec_i;eti_1i'y's report ihowed re- 1
ceipts $7,in.<l,_’.5 und payments of $9,-
699.94.
Thereceii-,.*.s in the church edifice
fund were. $736.19 and the uaymeiitr.
$603_,l6. .
-_ ` _It is expected that the convention
‘ Will_assiume s niortgagc on the edf
oreu Halifax church and give the
I
  Y_congrcga1.1on it new start
, ; In the report of the foreign -missions
;l3ll€i'e has been :i steady growth in
-_- _ frevenuc. _
. . _ Ill 1910 it 'Ll I' 00. l
l"l""" lmats Pmerell In the I""l‘sl‘°l`  lllerc was allirtlflildlltlttiii  of ‘illi-
. . ~ “ r - ' i ,. ~ .
      
i\l,:.fi-ry, f‘-apt. "'l‘0in" Lund: Ein-
|.i.i:.s, f'-apt. .lack Lhiiil; Ilrendiioi\,¢i;f;,lH[]HSE  
r'nnf. 'l`n;,lor; Example, llapt, l.<.uis
iiifii. nnld,`/innie 1’ai-i'.er, f‘-apt., .lnni-I -
en l.iind. With the exception of the `
i\\y.~:f.ni~y the boats were all irfiin- %`»t.l
|'.»f.-i-H: island or other places 4-ut-,f
rid. the harlor. 'Iincre was ~i brisk; _--
ivuiil. ifilitff Ulillllill lvl' the f>\ll`ili`-S~‘-.5 Yesterd'iy afternoon at Central
iiill ii little W0 llliicli- BS lt \’i"il"'-li‘<l Pnrli, Jounston’s ltiver, two classes
in fin-_ iilniprcss losing her forcinnst_ wore rim gif umier good c,,m1iti0ns_
|...[.-ie flue- race and tue Di'enil,ioii-rift., The day was ii r;ood one, splendid
i..;nni; liei;' niiainsail during fue. rncc. i wuntlie|~, p_ gp,-,.1 t1~,wk_ n im-ge L-port-5
'i`ii‘ iIii'l>i'i‘»"f<. li.0\\'0Vl=1`. secured anot- and the best of <-rdf-r and manure-
Ii r f'ni'nn~asi. aiid_\\'as able to ~-f.rtrf. ment., all teiidiiigr to make the day
ii. Inu-.i. 'i`he wlinrf held a luriri- i.'.1:n- what it proveil to be-n most enjoy.-
n-r if :;iirr.fat;ii~S who writchcd \-.ith able one. ~
infiiirf. und plciisiue the bouts gut- 'l‘I1ougIi both classes were ,yvon ir
fin; rrndy and nianocuverliii.; for straiglit heats the racing was keen
pin-.> nf. the start. 'l`lie_v‘ were sc-nt nil and the best of interest was main-
ii 'inf inliiwii o`clock on a fly'in_z:‘ start tl‘ll\@ll tli|`U\il¥llUiill- -
ii.-ii i.nnt»iied, mnk,iii_»; ii pretty iiictiirci The fviluwiiitr is the summary:
i-:nh .iiuncs Lund well startcd. The
r.-.z.-zn was from L`oni.olly’n whnril FRl“3l‘l FOR ALL- ‘
i..n..d it huoy at lliilsbor-J Hridi;;,' - _ Purse -$40-
fh ;.<-- to the I-{arnoi"s nwuth. thence’ _ _ V
ri-uiid ii buoy iii the North iliver anil_R"l’el`t (M Geo- D- Fal`l`all»
D, |.,|_ __ qi.. ,,,n,,,, _.,,,,,-Sc to M SML- l\_la;;daien Islands . . . , . . . . . . . . .
.. 1 11
1.! liifru tiinles. Tile Di'ei>.tl‘nougfht\ tcokl Men °wV{*l"' J- A- Hgllileff
_ l - th., b t t the haxbm.. snn, t.iiiirlof;tctown . . . . .
 2 2 3
ll .' I“  . _ .
lrlif ‘dl 'uiliitcr earoiilsitling the HIM” S" A' Stewart' Solllh'
V ` pUl`l3   3 32
ii:iri.\.i' buoy ber riiainniaiil'., '," 
'.~:»i.i, hy the brard and she had to; Best t"he"Z'Z1"
..r..n out of the rare, lcavini' the ,, ,
M»‘.1i'ry, Annie Parker, l<`.::iimple and, 2"'0 Tig-2,¥seA;lf.»I3 PACE`
in-i,\ii-.ss to close the first round ini " '
thi ..i~der nnin-ed. Passinz thc' w-iarf ( B, ,- -
flu \nnic P. came in to protest a- lueiflnf, l'l18L.1.l“.1.ll.'...l{enry Wood' 1 11
innef being foiiien ai. the Brlda_fi yflliere MMS Knlol H_ 
flii buoy had drifted out o s.ce._ pm.t____   ’ 2 2.
'iin~: |iut_ her out of the 'raice_uii<l the Up¢_,,,, Gi,.1_ 14,-_ A_  ‘
nniqes did not take uuy aetilili. li\\f»’ York Point...  ............ .. 3 32
nllnivcd the other boatsto c0_r_i_ti_iiue_,_I Best timL,__2_59
'Vinny iiiiiiiitiiintcl the zifsaiiie orc er ti 5
fin rzid of ibn ::1:r.n.l torrid, when' OF-F1UIALS_ _
file lijiiipirss, uiiicii \‘.'a:; third, calledl ' _ ' -wr;
nt ine win-.rf thini-iii; the ww was, starter-owen H. Trainer, City.
off, lint, rcriitcrrd .'ftcr siriiic delay. Judges and 'l‘imei~s--Uwuii i-5_ hgin
The ra-ce f.uiehcd ivitii l\iyi_;tei'y_first, or, Uity, Harry Irving, Pownal, W '
with ii lcsd nf _about a -iu;l__€_; 1uxP__r_n~ (1, Laughton, Lot 48.
,,|(. .M-.,,,.i_ in-,; yiriiiii-ess arf. ' -ui, _.._%_____
.ild-fl..~ihi|_ii .I i-.”.i!.nj-5 1~_i.i-.slci`-lif0HtS.TTALIAN ARMY
.ur niiiii-‘-~i'i\'~i.v fiiiiiinvii “iid if 'wks' orriosa i<n.1.n0
very innch as if sucli ii race as took _.___....
film-e ye..-tci.lri.y will become rarer as _R()lllI<l, Aug._ 2'l~Lieutenant Viva'
1h: years pa=‘S,,as the fishermen now l d1_of thc_Italian Army was kille-
rirn rnpid‘.y installin»_-; i-ifii;-.irs li. their this morning by a fall from his aero
i..-ats."l`iie first prize' was _twelve dol-Iplane. He had made a trip in th
inrii and an order on lllciilaciierii for early morning* hours from the mill
n suit case. l-lccond prize ten dolli.\.rslfi1r_v aviation field at (lentocele t
iz..
;.ud an order on l\1i\rk Wrig,ht ior (livita Veccliia in thc Mediterraricai
ii pirzturc mid ~.li»-_ t`:\.ul .~‘<\cii -iol'i“‘~i
_,nd ~i watch chain.
__________--_-
l‘l¢(l0li` THAT (‘()OK D1DN"l‘ _ _
(?LlMB MT. liileKlNLl<.Y.
nuv/Ann, Ainniei, .iu.=:iist 21-The
1’:iri.f-r-lii'ov.'ii Mount l\.'lci'{inlcy cit-
|-iiiition pai-isvil tliioiigii Reward, A_l-
:i.l.n today sftiiiui: on the steamsliip
|'..i-f,|,ind for Seattle. The party was
nn.<\u-resnfiil in its efforts fo scale thc
iiinh, Members of the expedition ae-
:'-rf that they have conclusive cvi-
deiwn that Dr. (look did not reach
fin- suinniit.
CAhT(ll_‘llS'1` l)l`lUWNl‘ll),
i'\l-\.f~.'l‘lIl'li‘~l'l`lEl`{, N- l’l-. Aliir. 21. --
llrnriiifiyi; for his puddle Wl1iCl\ l1Cl\i\il
<i|o|i|wd_ l-Inrry Hawker, rierril twen-
fi Iwo, of G8 Appleton street. i“~'_i‘»\”‘
Sea, DS miles from Rome, and wa:
l`0tliI'liin.ir to Reine when the accident
happened. .
A few miles out of Rome for som
unexplained reason, the machiii
dashed to ' the earth, killing if:
pilot.
D!l<ID 0l~‘ I-IIS INJUIUICFI.
l°1i.’Ai\i.S'\/,IIil.li‘., lnd., Auifust f.’l.-
“<`-uptaiu” Jnck Qassell, an aero
nnut of Louisville, Ky., died in ai
bospitzil here rfroin injuries sufferer'
at Mount Vernon, Ind., Tliursduy
when his balloon exploded nt i
height of 200 feet, he fell to fin
ground in front. of an ampfiitheatr
where hundreds of persons v-"er:
watching him.
[C-HINAMAN FTNED _FOR
' Sl‘lLlilN(`. (‘-I(lART_‘7'1‘TES
fiiinrif his canoe on the lake at Pino
lduud Park, today, and was drown-
l‘fI.
Minnrd's Linfment heiicvss Neurnlztn
l\f0NCi‘()N, Aug. 21~A Chinamai
:was fined' $12 or two months in lai
|Snturday for sz-lling cigarettes ti
iiiiiiiiiii uw _
  is iiiusiiiii
Special to The Guardian. .
WLNNll’l~]U, August 2‘.’.-'I'lii‘csl\'ii1i:_
Work in this departnieiit has been le well uirdei' way all over li/tiinitulni.
"30"\0Silv l1l'i..~;ecii‘ted during the year,
Heavy showers have fallen 'iii the
ast week, somewhat i-nterfcrini.: with
the harvest operations.
Men are badly iiee.ded_
IINAL IIAAIGH
IDD Ll Sillllll
'The fourth abd fliinl matcli for the
iilvcr Solver preseiited by the llc-
iartnicnt of militia to thc lfliurlotte-
.own Uiviliriii Rifle Associatioii was
ield at Knnsiniqtoii ltaugc yesterday
ifternoon. _
L. J. Miller captured the Solver by
1 total score of liflll, followed by fl.
i`. Hutclicsoii \with a total of 3112-
“How near and yet so far."
The individual scores for
ioon are as follows.
200
K. Itoifcrs 5-1-f
l<1. Matthews 30 114 29 E13
F. l~1iit.ciieson 25 , Zio :lil lil
ajor Weeks ill 29 31 ‘.ll
lt. l3i'o\v Zlil 33 218 Sli
J. l\lill‘1' 21) ill 2*) RU
li. Mclélny . 29 28 26 83
(‘ol. Steivurt Lili 22) 25 fill
. Ai'liin;,: 25 32 21 'ill
ii:.. S. Grey 28 26 21 'fit
,. W. Pattersoii 30 20 20 712
iapt. illi A. Allan Ilfi 27 lil Tfi
li G. Love lil) 26 13 'IO
ln addition to the Solver, :-;il\'or
prions were shot lor in three i-.lai..;.»s,
ii`eut. W. K. Rogers winiiiiiif; in t}la.;i:
‘A” A. N. I\'lcl{ay winuini: in tiinss
‘B" und (1. W. Putter-son wiiiiiing in
_‘dass "(`i”.
~.`---~»-v-»~.-~v-v----~»»~vvvvv~"'-
the after-
5Oll GOI) ttl.
Til 27 95
.~'*=-.".‘*<
._._,. /.
D 5..... .
o becorne faiiiiliai' with hotel con-
ition.: in llriiuze l\1d\.'.'ni'il island.
`liei'elorc in oiierim; his criticism on
he rciiini'ks oi a iii'evi'_>\i:4 Wi`itUi` l\“
_'as able to speal; from actual ex-
neomplimentary, iincalled for and
'nfair remarks from thi* DOH Ol t_ll0
/ermonter, 'be was treated with
very possible coizi'tc:~'y _and atten-
ion, he was _igiven 11 i'o.»ni_, clean,
omfortahlc and airy and- which was
-rovided with all rnoilcrn i:',nvcr_\cii-_
cs and the appoiiitrrients tliro\igln’~i\t
vcre up-to-dats: in e‘-'fri`I»' Fl'-Si‘0Ct» 'l`l"“
able Scyviee \'.'us of the best und
vas consistent with* the FlUll0i`f"»"
ut(-S niiargeil of which sonic reiereiif
c was made by thc native Islander.
That writer, he said, was unfair to
he hotels and to Islanders when lie
ompared hotels here to the Wood-
tock lun, an hott-1 wliicli was uni-
uc, in a class by itself, and which
ntcred to a class with \vii`.<:h liotcls
.ere have but little e1<porii-nce. The
Vondstock lun was open the year
woiinrl and its secluded location was
in attraction which bud niiirli tn do
/ith ,its popularity, while. its mann-
jemeiit was peculiar to the Wood-
tock Inn alone. _ /
He offered coinparisoiis with the
frst-class hotels in many cities in Ihr-
lnited States and stated that the
'lcfzoria comrinreti most favourably
-/ith any of them in almost any res-
iect, comfortable :mtl luxuriantly
urnished and fitted roonis, fzood
nd capable niaiiiiiwnient, courteous
rrriclals, a table service that WHS
linosf; unexcelled, und rates which
i :cre moderzztc and to which no one
ould offer the slightest objection.
He asked what would the writer
xpect to pay at the Equinox Hotel
n lllnnclicster, Vt. T’ He quoted the
ates from personal'knowledge nnrl
his summer hotel, open only two
'fiouths every year, rliariycd it f`i;.',iirc
.hut would :-'ci‘i'/uisly nlnrm the nu-
hor of the letter reft-ri'e<l to , who
vas so iudii:iizi.i\t at the rutexi nt the
/icf.oria, With this holtel _thc Victor-
a would stand close cornparisfm.
Hr i'i`f\:i‘i~cd jocnlnrly to the prev-
ous writer \\'ho preferred "beds of
lowny ease" as :1 “feather bo.-d tour-
st"’ and claimed the beds of the Vic-
-- ml"""’*‘ He was °‘"lVlc“"l "P two of oria Hotel to be as comfortable ni:
fcncw- ‘ those of the best hotels in America
- _____________._____._.___.__,._._._._.._._-.-_-_-.-_-_-.1-,...as_-.-_-_».-_-_-_-.-_-_-.-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-.--_~.-_-- ‘takiiig his own, the same as in all
"`V"""""`-"""`A`A"'_"`W"'77"" rooms, as an example. ~\
_______.__1_f--
|~__ |,_ =;~ . f lleiiiiifigtbit, Ver-‘pcrienrc gained in years of tra_vc11il\iI1
t i , o _
‘my di ' U10' H0 l‘Xii1`C"59‘l ““ llttle wlllnsc that grain crop this sensrii He had driv-
conslder the act did the province any
harm. _ `
He was especially deli,~zlitcd with
the splendid shoiriiig of the hay and
|n.'ni\`_ who has been sion nf. i '_ -» d _ k (___  . _
li` 'I7 ll'W \‘70l‘-‘KB lil flllfi l‘l"’Vl"°"' len' “ “RPN” ISlu.“d°l' smfnl fmt no Q en through various parts cf the eoun- FIN., AND WARM - ~ _ _
|,,_<,i ,Wcmmy fm. Quang(-,_ [his Quin province. 'llie stu emen ii try and was impressed with the hi____,_ _ ii - `\?ANTED smart “tue Cham 13 or pleasurable and delightful -.iiii\;_-..'ii--
" ` _-“_ ` ' . l comin' flown.
Mr. L-ifliley, who his native Ver-
innnfi-i-, and a representative busi-
iirss muh; took consldefnblt ilit€l`99f»
in f_~lic recent letters in the colilmns
nf"loi‘1il newspapers in coiiiiection
uifh f.he ‘nppoiiitments in island Ho-
lvh; mi found by a Vermonter, u na-
tive 1', E. Islander.
Wlwii seen by The Guardian repre-
n<~nf.n.tive yesterday Mr. Sibley °x‘
liirssccl in emphatic terms his pro-
nnunf-ed disapproval of the state-
nu-ufii contained in a letter which re-
ferr¢»d directly to P. B1. Island hotel
""l'\‘i<'i", wh ch ascribed \tlii!1l' TBUS
:ind iiccominhdatlons as one cause of
.the dwindling of tourist traffic.
'ie .mia unit he inn been ri tnwui-
hu: nnin for many years and was ac-
iiiuiinted with a great number of ho-
lris fn cities throughout the United
Sifntos und, on the occasion of his
second trip tc this provtnec, has ul- hotel wh
5
\ ...i
'ill
\ _ . f ,»_ 1 HI
.rontzuiied in his lc_tteis_ would tend
to injure this province in the eyes of
many who miirlit. be inclined to visit
here during: the summer miinthii-
Speaking of thinyzi-i as he found
them here Mr. Sibley_ expressed inm-
uelf as delighted wit the hotel ser-
vice and accommodations all over
this province. During his stay herf_e
he stopped -at dlnerent hotels _inf
would mention the Bellevue Hote in
mersldc, the Seaview Hotel in Souris
and the Victoria in Charlottetown.
At all of these places he found
everything nezlt, clean and well r_e-
  “.°r~a.“;,::.1.ii'. 'rzn
. B '
inf! to be cfs rc __v___e at the Sem
view Hotel and Ht U10 C
fel where he wns registered during
his stay fn this city. At the latter
ich, be iisid, came_ in for such
was the tabc sc . v_»to____a H-___|
'   Mr. Sibley also referred to the
D T , . Automobile law which -he runiinendcfl
from variouii stnndpoints. He did not
i;iiuii\siiiiuiiiii  
ii ii. ii. i. un
  - \  
Special to The Guardian.
O'i"'l`AWA, August 22-T’he Dominion
Rifle Meet opened here today with Hn
attendance of over seven hundired-
onic hundred better than the uievioui-
records _
_ _Tse weather was perfect and scorlnin
ug .
There are twelve entries from the
Island. In the 'Pyro Match, uiien to
'WW' CUIYIHH. Cadets tloiiroy mid
lgandfikan each won (`-adcl. prizes oi
ture.: dollars. _
ln_ the Llanker’s match, ranire G00
fYB`l"¢1S§| Capt. D. A. MacKinnon was
,thirtieth with 33, Gr. (J. Jones was
[niiitieth with 32, (iurp, Me(‘.nhe wap
hundred and tlilrtictii with 31, win-
lillil-7 live. four and four dollars Q-pci,
resl.iective~ly. Cadet t‘.nr\i'oy won ii
loatvl-\ Pl'iY.e ul three dollars in this
iniatch
In the McDourall Cliallciiiie (inn
`M1»t<rh. i'e.ui.:es Zoo and 500 V8,-,i,§_
Capt. ll. A. i\'l.'yc.'&iiiiion nmde A um,
sible at two liundred yards, aurtGi',
J. D. _Keiinedy -likewise at the six hun,
¢_1red.( apt. l\iacKiiinou's t.n,ii\ was
bli und l{enedi."s G6
_Iii the Gi‘aud Aggregate (nr the any
(.a';t. McKinnon of Ulimlottetnwii
end Morris of liowinunville nre tied
lfor`sccon<1 place with one hui fred
and one points out of a posiiibNe oi
cn: hunilred and tive
W. AA. i. GDNIIENTIDN
The Vflinrlottetowii Distri't 1--nw 1-
tion of the W. li/1. F. was held ir. tru
Muthodist Llhurch, North \\'|itsi~ii'c.
August 18-th. The de\'o:i.>n .~rr\'.i~¢-.~<
'led by Mrs. .Iohiison and .v\i.=: twin-
nors were very lie`ip;:,ul. llirs. Waller-_`
_District Organizer, i-i'ec=..l.-il nt ini-
business session und \iri;'.<»i the illi-
‘eers to be prompt in .-:tniliig their
i~et.\iiiis. Kind words of'-welcoiiic were
zivcn bv Mrs. .l. i':il‘.\n:~it;=1 i\`o.fn
`\\’iltsiiire, and i‘espoiide.i f.<. by i`\i‘.,=.,.
White. ('11 irloetcfoivn. Iiit.i-wsfinig
papers wort: read and iliiu~.;i.~;se:l.
;“i‘.ienioi‘ies of Early lluy..” by idrs,
'Jr hnsui_ Hon, Pres. of _tho hi'.iii<li_
"‘riys`tt'riiatii' Giving" nv .`i]'i~;. .<.i..v`ir.4
dcsaiwezz more than passiui; i~.icuti.'.:i
l€u';oiiraglu;: reports \veri~. erireu and
from all societies came vi'oi'.L.~' In nr' -
;;'res.~a. Mrs. Lucas, Sackviile. i'c|i~.Ir.icd
,vaiiiriblc assistance nt all tue sess-
Iions. llev. H. Miller pre.-iulol in the
'evening sessions. Solos were triveii liii
,Miss ‘fh;>in.1s and Miss l-liii;iics, reaff-
fing hy Miss 'llarrison :ini ri >.tirrlne
_address bv Mrs, Kliiicus. i\'lrs. l\`r.ank
Howard uioyed n vote of '_l‘..iuks to
the people of North 'i'.'iIis|iif'o ior
their ;xeueroiis liiispitulity .ind the
:haul-zs of the coiiveiitioii were 2i\'r,n
Mrs. Hlcas for her lieliiiiil servlets.
[An excellent dinner and tent iitru
i~iei‘\'cd on Mrs. l<ld\\'ards lawn. 'ihe
attcndance at the sessions was pt od
`desired. As the convention rici~'r.<l
‘tue meinhci‘s nil felt that *hey would
l<nf,". remember the kindurss of the
mid. the iiiterest. all that C-_iulil be
;Noi'r.h Wiltsliire ladies. .
;i foie Houses
NL ' ARE Euuiirii
,___._.
'The fol’iowins entries from this-' iifil'
Ivince for thi-._ stake races to take
lplncc week oi the provincial exhibit.-
lioii at Halifax have 'oeei\_ receive_d_.
lin the 2,-10 trot. the f0llow_ini;: .l. l.
fJenl<.ins, city, has entered t.-o-rninoilorn
ipglmnli-t;_ P, J, t‘.oni'oy, Tiisuish, Ba-
'hy l.o_-ran. in the ;£.40 iiafsei---liiinrt
liioat, Haiiiifiioiul 1*-Elly. l`\'ii\\Ll\l¥Ui~`5l
.Yankee Priiiceton, l’. J. f`fiiii‘i>y-Till'
nish. ln the 2.18 trot sud pti|5e‘2~-
‘Rnyal Night, A. a-1._ Hewitt, (/if-YL
§Quctn Marie, ilotel Victoria stables,
_U-ity. In the 2.30 trot:--Urwell Dell.
.,\_ s, I-in-.vitt City, Dany ingnii. i’.
IJ. Conroy, Tiggnisli. In the two year
'old trot, Gui: (‘.nni uodor-e, Victoria
frintr-i siniiics, city. in uw z.2i trot
'and price:-t,),ucen ;\liirie Victoria Ho-
tel stables, (‘ity, In _the D125 trot.
tlrxiell licll, A. S. I-lewltt. (OWL l'0"»
Itircsceiis. l<‘rank lloales. (lily. 'l`0"i
’1"riiu, 1*. (‘., llruwn, \`ity.
.*l'l‘\lt'l‘§ ATT'/\l>l FOR
I l I LONDON BUT FAILS.
LONDON, Aug. Zi-Moissunt, time
Inviator, started on tho last le_|,: of
Iliis lliiglit jp.\Loiulou at 6.20 oclock
this nioiuiiig, but nfter a thrcc inile
fii;:;lit was compelled by the Stl 0115.
Inir currents to ilcscolid. He niiiinunc-
nd after his descent that bf would
lic unable to make another S art for
several hours.
(1ll.~\RDlN(} AGATNST
BERT-IN, Aix;-.E1-Aii order hr.:
ibeeif issued callin!! for the most
stringent inspection at German ports
of all vessels from Odessa, ltussiu,
owing to the outbreak of cholera in
lrlouth Riissiii.
BUDGET OF
IDNDNID HAS A
FLAG INGIDENI
Special to The Guardian.
'l‘0llUN'l‘U. August 22--There was
ling i-ncident at the Day Front as th'
result of the yacht Whirlwind fron
Buffalo confine into the harbor fiyinz
the.Stars and Stripes. ,
Vim*-“ll U19 Yacht hnve to near the’
Argonaut: }towing'Ulub some boyi-il
asked where the Union Jack was and
were Wlll Y-he flak ulid been lost ut
Port. Dalhoiisie,
When the yuchtsmen left for lunch
the buys swam to th-e yacht nn-.1 torn
up the flags.
NESIILIS Di GIIAHDIAN
AND HEDALD GDNTDSI
DISTRICT N0. 3.
Voting up to Monday, Aug. 22.
includes the Islands of Cape Herton,
Newfoundland and Prince Edward ls-
land.
After the i GRAND CAPITAL
l’lllZli}_ a $2,400 Russel 1 Touring
(lar, has been awarded, l)isi.ri1~t No.
3 will receive 12 prizes as follows :~
l Ford Toiiring Uur
l Motor Boat
L Diamond Ring
1 Cream Separator
1 Canoe
l Camera
1 Piano
l Suit of Furniture
I Bicycle
l Gramophone
1 Steel Range
l Kitchen Cabinet _
Rev. P, J. 0'l3rien, Tors
Cove, Nfid , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 
Herbert ll, Cliafe, St. John's
I Nfid......  .......... ..  137,090
l-1. lierbiwt Munn, Sydiiey......1lSli,/iflu
Miss hlnry Uornfoot;_ Char-
lottetown...     
D. A. Wedlock Charlotte-
137,600
133,000
Miss Bessie Mcli‘arlanc, Ur
Tony D. Piston, Syt_iney.......
Miss Edith Dickinson, Syd-
ney ......... ... ................ .. 110,150
Miss Annie McKinnon, Syd-
ney......    
A. l-l. Cook, Sydney Mines....
Gordon B. Richmond, Syd-‘
'ney, G.  ............. .. 63,150
Alex. A. Collins, Margaree
Hll.I`l>oI‘, (T.  .......... .. 27,830
Mrs. Ernest LeMoine, Grand
Falls, Nfld , . , . . . . . . . . . . . .

Duncan A. MacDon-aid, Syd-
ney......     13,210
Miss Edna Lciuon, Montague,
James F. Gillis, Sydney, C.
B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

107 ,050
107 ,ooo
_ 19,010
l 800
 f LONDON NEW
GDNVIGT ID DE
S D AGAIN TNIED  
»
Special to The Guardian. A
Gordon McRae, Ferry Land-
Miss Mary Jane Willis, Lark
Harbor, Nfid ................. ..
Miss Maud Feunell, Gumbo,
Nfid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Alvin G. Hamilton, lnverness _
ifriin
l,.'i2ii
1,400
1,070
Miss Eminie A. Lewis, St.
John's, Nfld.... . . . . . .
.. 
Wm. Boyd, Curling, Nf'Id.......
1,020
1,0ll0
(`-RUISEH. lll§l_)F()‘ll.l) IS ASI-l()illl‘l.
TOKIO, Aug. 22.-The British crui-
ser Bedford run ashore on Queen-
paert Island on Sunday.
Japanese warshlps have liecn scnf.
tc- her assistance. The weather is had
At the time of the accident, the Bed.
ford was sailing with the rest of the
liritish squadron from Wei-llui-Wei
iiliinn. for Nagasaki.
(The Bcflfol'd was in Cliarlottetiiwn
several years apo with l’rinc_e Louis
nf Batbeuburg’s squadron.
HUGE 1‘l<l'l`l1iFl»El) T0i¢’I`(iISl".
iS FHUNIJ IN vil{GlNI/\.
WAl~lHlNG'1`(lN, August 21.-A pet~
rilled tortoise iihirh may have liieefii
t-rmvling about the villas of Virixiuiii
during the days of Noah has been
discu\'erod'nt fl-rkney Springs, Va.,-by
two Washington men. The petrifi-ed
animal, which \\'eii.:hs uhoiity 400
d<1 will be presented to the
lSmith~.0ninn institution.
§»~<i¢isi_1=_<ifffs_i=~»¢-is_
‘I IDN students accommodated
éiipriiiuii ll-~23driwpd
A ki‘i»<» i.»\=f~__i9;_<2ie»¢ii1§-isiyii..-. _.__ -
LoNIJo_N, August 22-~’1‘he Queen
own Rides will get ri civic \-.-elenin
_The liuttaliou will ¢ntai!‘.D at Rus
IllOl'E.
birth-place of Goldwin Hiniitli in Frii
Street, Reading. `
liglon and the aviation craze.
cured in Western Can-ada.
times coiihd see the growiiii.: dissatis
faction with protection in Canada and
also in the United States and (jer-
many.
i iiiw iiiiuiiiii _
un ciiiiiiuiiiiiiwi
G Charlottetown is soon to have a
first-class ladies’ tailoring estnulisli-
inient. ’l`he husiiiess will be conduct-
Ied by Frou Li. Kdily niid .Joseph ll.
iWoods, and the new lirni expect to
Ibn ready for business ubo\i'i..l~icpt lst,
E The large store cn the corner of
Great George, and lfitzroy Streets,
lately occupied by ti. li. Tautoii it
Co., is being reniodclled rind fitted up
to suit the requirciiients of the new
concern.
Mi' Kelly who will look alter the
wlcsigniug, cutting and fitting depnrt-
nieuts, although only ii, yioiing ni<U,|i_
has bud ii. large experience ru the
work, und' has for a number of years
.sucizcss-fully conducted n. business in
lsteiiei-ton, N. s.
Mr Woods who will be in vlixtrge of
the worksliop, is ii first-class tailor,
hc haviiig been for a number of years
in the employ of lVli\cl.ellau Bros ol
this city.
The opeiiini; of an estzihlislunent of
this kind will fill fr wont long felt hy
the ladies of (`hai'iottetn\r-n, and '[‘-lin
Guardian feels sure that 'thc new
liuisiiiess will be a decided success
'Déwtiucf
town, in is. i... ..........  i:i2,fi7o ~--
I At the Arona. lust night the Alica-
¥‘lllé0il‘&l9 - ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ - - - - ~ - ~ ~
~~  l3l.030 weit bowling team defeated the Vic-
-'-34.190 torias by the magnificent majority of
D~ M~ Gillis- SYdU9Y-~---------~--- l~l7.150 "`4-~the lar est majority yet attain
eb if -
,cd by any team since the niatehes
lstnrted. > _
Gordon Worth of the Abbies made
the excellent total of 555, averagini;
185 in the three innings. This is by
lar the largest ztvcraize yet scored.
Vernon Gay of the Victorias made
thc highest single score of 217 in the
first innings.
The following is the tabulated
score of each player.
ABi‘}G\Vl:Jl'I‘S.
ll.ll3ll Hammond Johnson 483
|J. Straiii 45|;
.luck lVl<‘i{ay 522
Gordon Worth 555
.liis Kimball -lfi~f
'rnnu ziio
vic'r'oniAs.
-nic
535
405
404
466
Total 2216
- Abcgweit Majoi‘ity-2f‘el.
All of thc V-ictoria players scored
very low with the exci-ptioii of Mr.
(la who broil' his former ri-cord
Martin
(lay
H. Newsom
S. McLeod
Currie
Z1'-f‘7.<.°‘
Monday evening when the Vios team
will be streniztliencd ‘by some new
players.
Alleys do lit-.rcliy cliiillt-iige the Abei:
weit team for two friendly games
and the other at the Arena. Thi
alleys next
gust 24th.
William
_ William
Kiggius.
l\lcDonnld,
William McKenzie
J. Keenan
Hurry Larter.
lfliosc who watched the signs of the
_ .‘r'. ~ - - i
A return match will be played next
The foliowini: team from llui-lu-'s
s, ST. Jf.lIN, Aueiist 22-.As 5, result
c 'of the death of Eric Hepburn, Chg-_
to Aldershot on t-lnturdng. lies Mehnuuhlin. now serving g tum
' ` ~ _ ix.
in Dorchester penitentiary for ill-
treating childrfnf may be broughg
A .tablet has been piiaced at the back to answer ii more serioug
ifcharge. ,_
Young Hepburn was one ol the vin.
The Bishop of (iarlisle ireachin ii time involve '
Carlisle Cathedral to tilie Manitiibhlcase. d m me Mcbauzmm
teachers, condeinned in strong tc-i~»m-il And while his death is directiv-
uythc present days of “sliowy scnsut~
___fuualisin", incln-ding druniatlzed re- iaitiiiidiiig physii-ian, Dr. Baxter, ling
rriicvublc to spinal nieningitli-i, thu
ideclarcd that were it not for the
l 1-lon, Herbert Samuel speaking ntibeutlng he received at the hands ol
Saltbiirn s/uid tariff ritur-ni has su!-i
ered another blow hy what has tiiwlniiglit have been different.
the ynutiiful coiivict. the outcome
giiiiuiii vii
issiiciiiiiiii
ildriecial to The tluardlan.
l WlNNll'l‘lf.l, August 22-The impqg.
iial Veteran's Association has addld
I 434 num-es bringing the membership to
_to 2.200, The l<‘ederal Government in
fto be asked for urnin and an armory
‘for them
DELDS Di STANDING
GHAIN GDNPETIIIDN
l Tin:»a\vnrdn have been made in
{l(in;1s f‘ou|ity iii the Fields of Stand-
[ing (lriiin tjonipetition. They ar; gg
f follows 1
()A'l‘S.
1 West lxiiigs.
l . fi. llovyer, Georgetown.
lmrlcs Ross, Lower Montague.
_ John $‘.l<»nn, Lower Montague.
I Veiuon Shaw, Montague.
I’ooI'.! l_lriii-i, Aitkefis Ferry.
liiust Kings,
.i. Mullally, Gownn Brac.
Macdoiialil, Souris.
.l. Macdonald, Durrell.
John Howlett, Annandale.
.Iani.s liowlctt, Gowan Bras.
.lnines A. Mcllonalil, Little Pond_
HARLEY.
:.1->:.:i\'i--
"'71
::=::|.=~;.¢i\:...
€-3>l-i
'-1
West Kings.
l°i"f'l<2 BNIB. Lower Montague.
J. A. Auncar, Lower Montague,
Cliarlcs floss, Lower Montague.
East Kings.
_ l A. J, Macdonald, Sourie West.
r 2 Janie.-i Howlett, Gownn Bras,
. _ wHDA'r.
li
ir
i West Kings.
I 1 Montague A-nnear, Lower Monta-
-gut-.
l 2
.lnhu /innenr. Lower Montague.
3 _I_-,ilin Sloan, Lower Montague.
2 ool_e llios, Lower Montague,
.i IJ. f. Ross, Lower Montague.
least Kings.
_l Jus, llowictt, Gown" B;-ae_
_Z .I, .l. Illlllllilly, (lowan Br3g_
_ .l .Ins A. Macdonald, Little Pond,
"I‘H0lif~iANbl~l f-l'l‘0LF.N _
'1.iY ’l‘lGl{F/1' FRAUDB.
I OMAHA, Nob., Aug. 21-Half a
_dozen coiiductors and one train agent
_fini/_e_ been disclinrigeil by_the Chicago
_liiuiiugton & _Quincy Railroad as the
irc.-hilt nf an inveutiization which re-
,ienls the_ fact that the company has
been defiaudcd out of many thou-
:uiiuls of dollars.
I 'l‘he ticket iiizent, it in said, would
sell u ticket for a certain train, give
_t_he_ number of th¢_ti¢ket up the con,
r.uttoi_ of that train, who, instead of
,punching the pusteboard, would rs.
iturn it to the ticket agent without
imakiiii; n report to the company.
lfie agent would put the ticket on
ssih-_ n;!uii|.
1A l.Ii'w"T`llAl.lAN (‘.ADli}'l`B
One to be played on liurkc’s rtlleysi - vlSl'l`lNG MON'l`REf`»l»--
'i
__ __.&
first game to bs pluyrd on 1lurke’:-il MUN'l`lll‘l-‘\l1. Aiillliiit -ll-“A lillftv
Wednesday evening, Au-
nf ciizlitrr-n Australihn mounted
leaflets on their wav home after visit-
iing liinglund, nrei herc today and are
lbcini: i\ntei‘tained by the Hflghland
.cndt-ts. The men are under command
_of Iiieiifeiinnt H. J, 'l`horniton and
are on tlicir way home to Australia.
En route they \vlll visit Torcvntn and
Mlnard’s Llninmcnt (‘.iirei»i Burns. etc, London.
  I     I   in THE woinn
' It is mine to maintain that comin
I ' .
lirivate house. Address (/ollcge, d _ ___ _________d ____ an __X___________
Own ll\ IE
iztnte of ciiliiviitioii observed' on S__________ to TM G____________n _“_ for light wm_k_ App-ly q_“k__k once you have (Une ,_
mmS.cV""'yw "`r.°'. ' I ' I ._ 23-I-M l te t t Cnmeron's Grocery upper Pownal i ill ot aff'rm that the nionii-n
He intends building a summer cot- l‘0m_)NrU’ Alllillqt - mam l; qc; ' §_o9,i.¢ ilyilénlygu manlze you arc going is q
s ' i nan. .. 'flesh "““°“W"‘*“""li' “"‘“‘“° “° ““‘ `  -----------~_------_ tl del, hm,
that he may thomughly 'mlny lm’ tem ‘UMR l'l h‘ in the l R 0 (_) and you find, to yo_ur iini;i/_emi-n
rfles tomorrow morning at 5.11.
___..._---
out by adversity. The people who fo
got to come and see you in your ne
little cheep house are just the pimp
I
t
X.
tage near touris an( soc 2 u p r-; , _ _ .
tion of each year in P, E. I. Mr. warm' ___‘_____;_ _ \ OS 1', bstwseii (.lf_i_f_H_otel _ind Un- “csgppuseg yomseu -come down 1-nw
siiiiey is evidently wen piifurefi with The ,eng*“',,_ _E ,Uday Wm be my F_l__i°_n_ we l_°ri.S¢ iid_e _tis i_~eei;__i°- and ____ "___ what _,ml _, \,,_,__ ,,,,\.,.
the Garden Province and it iri_ liope_d_ `, . - ml fortv-=ic\»nn minutes. HI-Trey; \-w':§__a “mlm BY;3ll3ip§ only to give your mind ri iii-s_h uri.;
t
hree o clock t is morn g ,
proposed annual outings to P. E. I, __]_';_P___t_n_ct___ ___ _ Y *U L11/1, that desirable brick were . ii cone u tnnt
' ' ' "glsl'er°‘l mlyicven de house and office on Water ‘-ltreet/that' you “mc mu y K '
- » . gh nearer :he i.-lace wliere
'grew' ‘ tl ocrupicd b Peak Bros Atiyml me mm b v
S » . . ‘ , I Tl . 1 ' ‘t t pcrature recorded rece" y _ Y ' DllllUSUl’l\0l‘l*- Pfletsi '*“‘l "“‘l“"’ " P
Tignish, the ivinwiey iiouse in uni cnicnco i\i1im<ir.'i‘s _|_______\c<‘____§>y‘*°_:____ _f_‘;‘ty_,__m_ ahm,,__,m,, oo. Apply to D. B. stewart. im,_,,,,ed you to ,,e_ It ,,,“,,___, W,
`- I' t i ll'23‘l2ll"l< ifeel giddy at first., and then the »\
_ __ ‘ _ _.t . V .. _
LHICAGO' Aug' 22 (Specl“l"_ Iggilctllii llllllhliiiinevgllmiclcrlfllle nlgsregt, HOUSE T0 RENT, the house now |vnntay_-es begin to dawn on you. You
.idly wheat. ....... ._   '.19' \"=°0Nl¢li U10 P\“¢"’i0“H “ight WHS lm? 9°°“l>i¢il by Cpnifeeter M°D<"\Hl‘l
_gnntemmr wheat   107-; eight above. _ _ _ on Mitre dame Street, Summetislde, __ d emo ment
_ruiv (im-n _______ __ _  594| Thc tide will be .iign tin-4 nftiri and aowned by Mrs. William Reid. 3 stani nfl All Y ~
Isehtvmbgr go",    55 noon at 12.34 and toriiorrnv filter- Kings Etqiuare, Charlottetown, will be
semcmbor pork    Nn:_nnon nt 1.19. _ __ ito let alter September 10th.
The sun sets tonight nt \,::~l end (iii 8-231131.
ll
d.
can read all that has been written on
poverty and riches with real under-
Friends, too, are agreeubly wceded
,_
w and. no one who hu halted both can
le "doubt which are the lntonur.-»R.D.|
I
g,director and his wife, 'ne v.o\\ld-be
V fusliionnblrs, the over-dressed and
‘__ iindr-i‘-iirniiied, the peopie for wliom
mont-.y maketh man-these you elm
ispnre witlionf. u pang.
Lift- is altogether more adventu-
rous and interesting. You -fig in your
sninll garden, and find is rare joy in
the success of your own ncudiingl.
Your wife learns to cook, and eu-
ioys her own skill, however niodcratc
it may be.
_ Charity comes out of his .~\othea,nr
his food, or his holiday; it mah”
Wearing il veil” of baggy trousers, or
forgetting the taste of poultry; grid
that Is why it is a real pleasure to
give away what costs iiim something
The rich man's five pound-note eoatl
him absolutely nothing -and when ll
his pleasure, poor fell-aw I hi line, to
be poor takes your pleasures out of
the material plane into the spiritual,
Mfnards Linimsnt for sale everywhere The moon rises tonight nt 8.07. um”-d'| Lfnlmcnt Ourcc Dmdrul._ 7°" IPB E135 £0 H1184; the pompous C., lnfthe Wcatminctar ‘Qacotrn _
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