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» PRINCE EDWARD  CANADA, THURSDAY, AUGUST "#6,, 
YESTERDK AFTER
1I§§l§g§'¢°f%F7-8-'?I¢¢.l -'ill.,‘A-nil-pfal.,$Aession in this-IS
I. '0.F. HELIISESSWN
..-'- ,.. E. . ._ .     Y ‘f *
...su-gc. ¢@¢.\¢,.; ‘_ in N,
. H - . X ,».
 -liarllind Was Spcftledc hy Inclelneiif
 The Chief Ranger’s Report on
_ ¢
~ ,. ,, _
I .» .l .
, .
H585' C_0l1lt"~l "0. `Foresters opened
‘t elevan _tmftys B. F. Hodgson' H
0- R- l>l`°Pidfln§. ‘ ~All tne officers-“
‘were ivreaéirt except Dr. Houston”
Tl|_5/91~'lW5h'.fll Annual Session of the
' T
Hish Phssieluui Mus. Alun Highdl
` DWI
Marshall, had n..Lehnuu High Mes- 1
9608"- 'l`h`_¢"Hig'l1"C0ll'rt degree was -P
conferred unoiruew delegates. seas- 1
L
the. Lani Year’s Worlif
__ _
A P0?I-“JAR MOVE. sun went down
o meet as many of our mmipurnlxsil 812:36 "
s possible before the new rates' C-pa
mme into force and to keep the Or- cam" in his c
- ’ minds us that
bel fih l. -
er B,,a';'°up;n°:l':el°ér;'lfn;‘:d0‘: *CTE her ol this lu
rovlnclal Exhibition, in September, §mk;o;t`th8 L
st It was a popular move and the 3|-oth.;-,F 'mmm
° mia S anquan ance of a reco ecti
a . i - - _ ‘ .
ionnl doniymetms 'Wx-0 than appoint” means f kin- _the l t Wh tl ` ll
ma _ .
on F»l'nancs,“`-K. Meliwy, 'chair-m.qn on
000551*/UUOU; J. ‘Anileirs`on, ‘Chairman-ll
nn stale df- tli`e,"`c.r‘_<lc'r, J. Mollisun l
Chairman Distribution, 'John H,
Bell’ Chairman 'New' Business, G,
w. luerheu, chuinnun an ,,,,,,.,,,1,,,
D. P. McNutt, Ghairman, press com-
mittee A. D. Fraser, Chairman, Obi- M
H. w; woods, M. P. P., Push nigh fl
Chief Ranger of N. B., was then in- cl
trorluced. He conveyed greetings cl
from his High- court. "1
cr. Immediately after thepanions have
ose of our last meeting I issued a of 'ugiyeiieiiiry
rcuiar letter to all the Couilts, hav- 0l€l_lt years.
g had copies sent to thc Court Ds~ she" ranks' M
, ny Foresters from abroad. We ;;‘;;“‘:`nY(i :nal
uve made application for space in be possible th
e Exhibition Building this year him 31937 It
h .
` when he, too,
.i._
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v y Q
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UPI_UllG£llllllUl  'I EA.RTf{Q,U]§Il
-.soo if   uuuli ish  If  lsli
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4.
Weather. »B°'"g”"°?*°'”“W”mP°d { 5, pup' 1 m “
time and his talents
v1s1'ra'rloN C11- Wins his - . ' '
for_the benefit of his adopted city. In
W I
Personally, I have de/Voted all thc T33” (£212: _Q
me I could possibly spare, throughout the
wary Rev, E_ J_ Batten’ Chairmam to the interests of the Or- Before P5551-“
desire to saly
ays our late brother
nd favorably known
Province. _._
g from this subject we ,
that while our Com-
enjoyed' the privile es NEW YORK' Aug 25"SI"5Ci¢\l l-
g _ . .
melmpership for nearly George Dnnkwater, second engineer
death is unknown in was instantly killed and tliree oihermcii
ay they long live to fuinlly injured :bv the explosion of u.
. li I. th 'd . . .
W-‘L Il1S'l‘Bl11- 13-5-0- Rangers, St. Duties and Secretaries. wegiigfuthzte to ube a Olihrgglzhiil 31,33; feed pipe on a tugboat ln East ltlvur.
`-Iohn, was also introduced. The re.
ports of the officers were then read 1°
and distributed- _to the members from R
which, the following: di*
In the afternoon the boat sadl bc- Q
ills called off owing to the weather, bo
!'°D0rt of the committee on Finance ri
was recalved,_ discussed and adopted,
andsome other routine business tran- y
Last evening the social meeting was ,I3
well attended, every seat, in the Hap t
being 0CC\lPied. Speeches, Readings
and songs, made the program which
was much enjoyed, especially the
address of Mr. Woods.
The High Court will resume busin-
ess this morning at nine, and ex'-
iltshirc at Bnookfield, Murray Har- 8 Aestrfméi dj
_ t M H » Um 0 9
a short session was held anld the Ligtf; Yolxrifld ;,§;,n0€"J:`)';::n§f Soztlwe have a com
s. The kindness and courtesy shown -
our High Chief Ranger on these Hospital' Thr
sacted occasions miadc these visits most
' feasant, and I trust tlie exchange of "
lows an matters of vital interest to
During the year I visited the fol- to live.
wing Courts: .Dreamwold at French
iver, Elliott at Long Oreck, Aber- THE PRINC
en at Malpeque, Chataqual at Sum- H
erslde, Minnewawai at Bedeque, .
.I m
lnumuer of m
ured the same.
he Courts have been productive of
much good.
INCORPORATION.
Acting upon the instructions given
|907. 4
i908. iz “
1909. 4 _“LY
Totals 19 "
1006. 9 Patien
These figure
of $ll.i81¥el‘ w
rect to conclude hy fivu when tl n thi Hi -h c t ° » _ N<'*l"i¢h‘*¢“”
special trali'l"la`dv¢s. f_ox"»-the west. N sihn, :e hgd l egiurnictt lf; ¥:,‘;térp§:,i_lyear 1908 was
Tl" 8l`0atcst interest centres round ti
the questmn °f wrmre the m¢°'-ml; of Assembly by Brothers Hon. John* ° mma °n
gnew and Hon. Joseph Read. Thelsix hundreg an
ct, as prepared by us, passed thelglaiw “AOS
ouso without an amendment, and mae anliciegn
was assented to by His Honour the H" gm th 1
svnorsls on REPORT oF Hicp. Licutunu-uc' Governor, un Merch zvth,|mf,f.c1‘f,1 -0° °
last. You will observe by Scction’0utsme ourmgp
. . u om- . , _ _ _ - _ _ ‘
CHIEF RANGE. . VII. of the Act that subordinate, An examinauo-,,, of the above tables fllrliuulties of ‘thc situation it was found
1910 is to be held. Severai places A
are anxious to have ft, including Mt_ A
Stewart und,,O'Leary. H
l ~»~~-- Courts ‘can become incorporated by (lfsre shgwn by
CIIARLOTTETOWN registering with the Registran of we have at
August 25th, 1909, Deeds, in Charlottetown; the cost be-'where our ineo
To the Officers and: Members of ine ini; only twenty five cents for each than sts ou
High Court. Independent order uf Court. .$so,11 _ a. it
Forestcrs, of Prince Edward Is.
land .-~-
GREETING.
uwiltfly rull the wheels .lf tiniedlitlou
Snn!11n.but yesterday tint with firm th
eral WHY9. and take the work als- l
both pleasant and rontabl num 1 in
D c;
know that au-r deliberations will tondlfore the pu`nlir.. Hc also attended to t mvme A
to promote the best interests of thisfthc "Act of Incorporation," while ,$153, whatno
great Brotherhood. May He, w-no is going through the- I.sgislat.\lre.Brnther ing and enco
U18 B0lll‘¢0 of all wisdom. be present FowIcr’s services re ln constant de-'twen¢y_eis.m_
to guide us all in all we say and inund hy the C<iilx, and his fidelity Vince a1,."dy_
du- |to the Order is known to ull. He hnsibel-5 me in gh
done excellent work during the year_m,nsion' name;
THE OUTLOOK- just closed, ulthouuh it docs not ap- Donald, gumm
'pear in increased mcnliicrsliip-it has,A1\~erton; W,
That we have to report n sma'llcr|l»er-n, as I have said, along the lines Tcrrel, Milton
membership than lust year of prevention. Charlottetown
which Iss to bc- expected.| (Here follow
There ' wen 'several reasons' NEC-ROLOGY G. W. Mersera
ion this; The continued demand]
I
for withdrawal en;-ds from members We have 'neon culled upon to mourn Fredericton.)
who are residing in the West, and tha‘d<eaths, since last we met, of els- Our flnamces
Work among our Courts was indis-,lations belong
‘ pensillle. An agreement was mad¢`and this fac
Ubmllanlons and Brethren '--so with the Supreme Executive, by which Our general
r High Secretary was kept among C0Il1m0l1d8l-Ile C
o Courts for part of the yea-r, our Of 0Uf_S“Pf°m
h0`||5`l¢rasp and hearty .,..\..l wishes H. S. C. agreeing to pay his travel-Q3? 55tl5!'~"°t°l`Y
W6 parted in this city, to so our sev-"ling expenses. His work has beculF“““-1?: “H17
UP argely preventative, bllt rlone the our enmity*
signedto us. We meet to-dlay in thlsless onerous. By reports furnished' I“» °“" °w“
our sixteenth ,annual session, in tho'mo. twenty courts have been visited, "J"-“t has t
Capital city of our fair Province., andlseveral nf them more than once; some Law’ Wm-ch. ca
I ell-Bild t0 YOU a cordial weflcome.. I new members have been added, many °'::e§‘°“§£Ee€,i",’i
trust our meeting together will be of th-e Financial Secretaries assisted 8- '
their work and the Ord-er kept lie- coumged "0
years to reach
ORGANIZATION satisfactory to
_*_
FJ EDWARD: ISLAND
OSPITAL
sire was expressed by    
elcgntes last year, that '
-f  l ul lllluls
lbcrs treated in the
ough the kindness of
Miss Ross, the Matron, I have sec-
p-k-l_..._._,,
NAIVASHA, July 24 - 'rheolors
is trauma mg days ltoosevelt and his party reached Sagas-
.. 68 .. ,
*lull-l earlier than they had expected, It
w.\s not eneiall believed that the
.. me .. . g . y _ Y
“ 50 ‘- ¢,0Aug_3 would not there 'much before the mth
"”-T*’_,§55T“T-` insf, lint having had greater success
ll give us an average dogg, than they had anticipated in the Sotik
ooh. und Guusssn iro countr they decided
to come to the lake andy6r,yl~ for hippo
‘Pills tlln fact that the under the auspices of ~ Commander
81 mf?-‘ill trying one for Attenborough, R,.N, retired whois the
on.. introduced into the Legislative Siu Indspeildent Order of Foresters, ownerof the Seigai-Srigl farm, The last
of eighteen thousands, few da's on thewe in the lt had
‘ l Y . P8 `
d twenty-four meml-Us to make long marches over apractiimlly
gratifying, being two watcrless country and at the end when
hundred `and two they reached the water hula they had
e - ' ,
issued' by us than ,,by been making for, they found to their
uding Cnnwdian gum- discomfort that it was absolutely dred
anis; doing buginvqss up and _they therefore had to go into
inion ' camp without walier To add’ to the
H, C_ pp) shows, thin, that the food supplies liud almost given
this point and it is
know that it has been
 of    THE SILVER IHUPHY
to the Mortuary .Fupd
t is merely incidental.
eKP€“E°5 for 1903'5h0W The Silver Trophy presented by
arefvlness on the Part Messrs suholleid P-spur cu, Ltd.,
9 Ex?°“u'°~ It 15 al' St John, N. B. for The Gui1rdian's
last arrived at B point out. and so Eulopeans and natives alike
me from interest more
r general expenses, by
has taken twenty-eight '_`_“'-'"”'*""
had to go on half; rations,
to know that 8 9'1"' bicycle road race, that takes place
$14'000'000'00 I9 in on Monday next, stands eig-ht and a
quairter inches high and seven and a
}?e°U(§:l“i€:;_it§€ gfgfygirgt; quarter inches from ear to ear. This
H1' E U measurement does not include the
me int? 0P"atl0“‘ 9°"` base the trophy stamds o.n. Yester-
BY lt- P°0Pl° 0' “'11 dily, the Canada Cycle & Motor Co,
y the young, are cn* Ltd,wired their rcprescntative,Ernest‘
my “Md” tW°“t7`h'° Rice of-th.is.city stating they were
°°‘l°s- 0" UDWHFGH- PH W°€l‘» 5° 59 forwarding by express a silver trophy
Brunswick as
other places beyond om- jurist;-|¢¢|0n,|ven Foresters, good and true. 'I‘ha,dltion» BS the
still gods' rm. While this tends to full list is contained in the report of
build up the Courts in thase placcs,ftlie High Secretary. As I write l
it contin.u¢g (0 1,; B d-1;-cgi; 105|; to mghave not the full list. but I desire to
an a High Court. Again, as may be,”/Y fnllll fffllf Of OUP d°°°“ed Meth'
expcotedmjany could not be reconciled ren were citizens of Charlottetown,
to the rd-adjustment of rates c.:id|cnite a larze number fOr 009 Ynar-
llnve left the Order. Our Courts ba\.'e,F'o\lr of the eleven were also promin-
ulso been ‘doing quite an amount of ent men in the community and
Secretary amd
show.
lugs. as your
they did not
desire to serve
old A155- A‘*'-1“ltY- This for this race and until their trophy
“V Ord" has "’°°° d°' arrives, The Guardian cannot deter-
‘“`“31“g for uw' 9”" m-inf which of the above trophies will
yearn' In “hi” P"`°' bs the second prize. The fourth prize
“lx 0! °“" “gm mmf," is a sett of fiheware, valued at
° °“l"7m°“t of tbl” ten dollars, presented by the E. B.
Yf Bf°fl‘°" R- H- MC* Eddy ou, Ltd, Hull, cuuudu. lrimi
ersidei Thom” Lmrd' and sixth prizes, silver medals, rrc
Pa-quet, Souris: Henry sented respectively by the Union 1 . . ..
5 J' E' B' M°G"“dy' Commercial College and W. N. Tan """‘l *?:"d others'
5 Davm R085- Kl“"°“~ ton, jeweler, and the seventh prize,
ed a latmr from Bro' half a dozen cabinet Photos, present-
“- H~ C' R~ ‘°' New hy thu studio of Geo i-l. cook. 'lhc
3"" ‘t 5 m°°u°g in first prize in this race is a sixty-five
dollar Cleveland bicycle presented by
H" "1 ° healthy °°“" 'rhu euurdiuu. ic lu stated-that this
report of our Hfigh - ..k i »- list V (_
High Treasurer will is the nest esp pr ze 6 er 0
I now surrender into your hands
the trust reposed in me last year..
I have to confess many short com-
High Chief Ranger, but
arise from a. wsrnt of
you I have been sur-
rounded' by- omcers, faithful and true.
house-cleaning. In many cases, tn Province. For several yeurs Drolther,Espocia“y do lithank our gon",
ilicir llnanclall loss'  Courts liavnl Bentley wortlilly filled the responsifdel
Loon carrying absent membors.'posltlon _of_, .Commissioner of Pillllichistance he ha
Rather than permit such a br i-;Works for this Province. _Hc_. was NUM me mow
ther's uatpndlng to become impaired the first member ,i,n,this juiffsdllctalonl
the Financial Secretaries, in most'fo,,recgive the diSB~11l1l.‘¢Y Wnaflf .8'lV9“
mass with the. `epproval..ol.'t`lle.ir.,by oil¢l;.`O`l".`¢L`er.- .. -'fhishhe received nine
(lnurts. have ca`r`led tb-esmbrebhren years _apo when first.--the insidious
disease ` iiiclile its attack upon lilfgl.
Brother Matthew Smith, at the itlmeheen one of defence ash! f prepare
tion. 'Phe time for a gressive work
with the undcrst'a'iid~fhig.'tlfu15 ` when
matters with them inproved they
would meet these obligations. The
fhis druth m-cilnicd the honourable
of our'-Beloved
hear ln mind
increased rates precipitated the col-
lnilae and to-day the Secretaries and
‘their Courts have been taught n
lesson ln the school of experience.
We fssusll's tllféirlllii, showing the
Old and the new rates,and sxplalninz
the dlflennrbptions. We had one
sent. throupli the Financial Secratarv
tn each of the IIN members affected.
In our liisltatlelul throughout the
.lurlndictlon it was we-illy surprising
to find otherwflp lfftelllzent men nfl-
ioctfne to’ tllehdrsaséd rates md
'“\'\fh°-ins argunmm most childish,
in support of their contentions. nut
the sc\iool` mister (our intelligent
“mi Bscrstxyli is shroud iq me
llnfl and slr 1-the horizon fs be-
fiilyinq.-.tm--cliovr. uunvlutunuhiu sigm-
nf e caring,
o ' . ~ .
and important position of Speaker of
the llcuislativc Assembly- I-Ie was a
man greatly llefoved for his many
ownilrnt uualzties nf head and heart.
Brother D. I.. 'f-looper, for m-any
_voars sat as Councillor for the City
of Chiirlottc-town. and for several
vesrs oust was Chairman of the
City's Finance Committee. Brother
James P,_ McKee was well known in
the 'i-Hgh Court as li most enthuélas-
uc pr"-¢.=ter. Hn was present at 'the
organization of this I-Iish Court on
stored n a
pagatlou work
CHICA
A,,,,,,,,t iam, 1393, and was appointed
High Marshal, In the death ofl
Brother .l. Milton Davison, the well-
known hanker. the Citv and Pro-
vince. as well as nur Ufder, suffered
fm inns of rm nlhln men-`nh‘e‘hvhose
talents were more than ordinary- ¥"i')‘
___1 
GI-IICAGOT
Sept. Wheat 
Sept. Corn 
is ut hind. c
High Secretary for the valuable as-
s givin me lil my work.
zeal us for the welfare
Order tbpn hs, as our
membership throughout our Province
can testify.- If we ` e not succeeded
in extending ‘our f hip, please
that ey t year hes
,S
oniidence has been re-
large degree, and the
time seems more propitlous for pro-
Yours in Il. B. and C.,
S. FI HODGBON,
High Chief
G0 MARKETS
Ranger.
Keep Minnrd’s Linln-lent ` in the house
Aug. 25-(Special)-
Dec. Wheat 
Dec. Corn 
Doc. Ptfk  .-.. ..- .--....
 56
 91|
 GN
.. $21.05
fared in Canada for a similar event.
SUCCESS OF THE.
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Aug. 25-Premier Mor--
ris, prior to safling,said the wonder-
ful success of the Imperial Defence
Con`feren`ێf-"niay be regarded aa the
-most effective step taken in our day
to preserve the peace of the world by
maintaining England as the mistress
of the seas.
~`_7During the Conference there was
not s discordant note and every
British Colony was anxious to 'share
tho biirden. and responsibility of Em-
pire and bo nc/ntrinute to the central
fund' for the maintenance of the whole
family.
'They do not want their llves,trade
and liberty any longer protected by
British "ters" and soldiers without
contributing to their mafnten-ance.
. » 
Minard's Lililnieut Lnmbsrn'ian`s friend,
The temperature at three o'elock
this morning was fifty-eight degrees.
l As; lor Ricardo and take no other.
SCATTERED SHOWERS. '
Moderate to fresh winds, mostly fair
i TORONTO, Aug. 26-(Special)-‘
,O H., D,,,,,,,_ . ._..Y.Dr? aged and-Many-Persons
_ In1ured._...,.I"oul:-0fhel_'- Towns'
,s1'.JosN,Aug.=u-.<Speei_ul.> sup, Badly Sh3k€Il-
McLaughlin of Brookville who loft his
homo on Monday ufterhooii without
M ,mom Had he apparent reason, was seenthis morning
hose who knew ' him by vvm' Puffy  “P0” “ing “costed
tedhif him s 'hriliiunt fa" PM* lm” ‘md J““‘P°‘1l“°° L““‘l0l"S
‘amugf His death, re_ Lake, resulting in his death.
he was the third mem' _ The unfortunate ma.n,who wasthiriy-
may who stood in tm flve yours old had become demented
0_ F” when the dmad and all day yesterday selu-ch was kept
e up by residents of Brookville to ascel
as ,A_ Mcheau, Ah, tain his whereabouts.
ons crowd uipon our
e recall his heaven~lit
hand-gras-p Can it
at death has claimed  
Seams ,but as yesterday - , , _ , _
sat in our City Coun- . 'i
today.
_ aged and many persons injured,
Siena. ,
Monteroni.
KINIYS-. BUSINESSCU   
A \'C'Prcsentative mcctin of th E
1io_t's Union Evangelistic Bervlee|_
this autumn. Regret was expressed
thart Prof. Watts’ early departure
tive, and city sustained by the Rev.
Mr. Woodror/Ic's leaving the City to
ta-ke up other -luties.
led together again Tuesday evening,
Sept. 14th at Y.M.C.A. at 8 p.m.
.i__-__-~s_v-
--me
The filncrul of the late Mrs. (Rev.)
Ernest S. Weeks took place on Fri'-`
diay the twentieth at two p. m. a/nd
was onc of the largest ever seen in
termeut -,took place in the Bldeford
Cemetery. Among the bsallffltiful
floral wreathes were the ioillowinsi-
from Kenmare Lodge, Elllerslie, Capt.l
Ednion-ton, Bayfield Williams, Ed-
monton, Mrs. A. WJ-llidlflls also now'
T" ~_'_&-, --,----_A----a---. _ - --._ ~_Y_%_-__._ a.___,o_,_,
g e x- _
ecutive. of the .,'K,ng.s Business Ev" BERLIN. Aug, 24-A piece of dental
angelisuc C,,_m,paign.. was had in Y_ work 8.000 years old was exhibited nt
M.C.-A l[’arlor yesterda ftern t. . . _
_L30 p_m_ Rev_ Ge'o`  1,085 °é’:a;;_ which opened in the city today. Tre.
.man of the General Commmm being ohgbct isa hnman jaw taken prom un
in thc chair Su estlo s cr c l Etrmpan tomb "Ind Im” at can 5 nl'-"ll
. , ' gg “ W 6 T9 ° V' held in place by gold fittings, _The
ed from chairman of Finance, udvsr-.woi~kmans_lii is ex<_-aliens undsssmmgiy
tisinS. canvassing. devotional, and. The exhibit f, the prgben 5'(-,E Dr'
ushers committees ,all of which will Guerni, of Naples, Emperor ii'illiain‘s
from Charlottetown- necessitated. his 
giving up his position of Chairman' '  " ,
of Music. W. C. Turner was unanim-l ' 4 '
ously elecqed to act as Chairman iof  S 
this important committee. Rev. Mr. | » ~
Ross mentioned the loss the Execu-I -- \ .
The Executive of tne King’s Busi-lsington qemetl_‘y.~ About' 189 zpyrrhwes
me   is er-.1ic;:.;ie.§'i.°::°i"hfs.sl:;“;li::°
that section of the country. Rev.‘ . . -
George Steele of Bedeque had chargel.?;§:lnr'Z,.Fh€h‘;"%;'&:,r`2,:;;n§(11l‘;"‘g\gxllxgg
of the service which, was held' in thg ~ ' -- - - '
Methmllst chumh- He was °“l“I'° .tender steps was caught between tender
by Palll H» J*-'h“90“» R- G' sl“°l°“~ .und engine and instantly killed. li look
W- A- MMDB and P'3‘"Y H“"P°f~ 1"” nine hours to remove the body from its
Wm. Richards, Mrs. W. J. McLeod,-‘emily death is dee ly lvsgretted by a
-v-- | l . .
j-_ly_-~Eifciir-iiiV|lS'Sifls,-Mifdlsaf-S11Mi»..ilieuees--in -Sim Lorenzo All Destroyed
ported.
Were 0V8l‘.
Hill UEHIISIS
_-.1
ills International Dental Congress.
las frcsli as thnuvh done yest‘erda`
meet in the new- future to fomuw up exhibit Includes Roman forceps and
the work in preparation D, DL El_ other dental tools of the second century.
_-_~@__.._.l._
I _The funeral of John  “'_\_irray was
I heldfon' `l“rfday’a'f'téi-n'oon the zdth inet
from his £ath’er’| residence- to th’s Ken-
ed by! Rev JoIm`StIrli|'ig, Rev Mr Gough `
and ev A. W. Nicliglls. The pallbeqrers
were Wm Mgliay, . olgil, Hoivurd, Wm
Johnston h Mo 'son Dames M
His care and kindness have been much
appreciated by th?" family of the dead
boy. According to , ,r Bennet the accid-
ant was cause' by the 'wheels of telldcr
lbavimz the rails while hacking up from
water tank. The cars had been uncoup-
led and only the Engineer, driver and
brakeman, Murray were on the train lt
poor Mnrray while about to iump from
position, Deceased was in his 21st year, a
younglnlln of more than ordinary pro-
mise and had he lived was in the way
of roinotiun in his chosen calling. His
large circle of lrieniils who tender lo his ,
parents and family their heul't-felt
f~f“Eqrnonton, A. E. and -Mrs. ' ~
-..»-.-mp.-..-.n-sh ss-rn-us.
-an-u-U-is-l»\
8,.:
D. P. MeNU'l"I'. ‘
Malpeque, Chairman of Committnc on
New Business.
The audiences at New Wonderlandi
last night were loud in their praise
of the splendid- entertainment given.
Many visitors were present and wen-
nlsllghtcd with the hall Wllliill' hill
been thoroughly renovated wad dhpod
~ 1
Wil' ,
mms’ Moncton and M155 .miilm-,[;\f10. `- the |'o\\'l\rll of thc f`uitlif'ul is his.
.received here sa s that,accordlni; to
:ivmpllth_\'. lie died in the path of duty
Siena itself escaped with a severe
Conslderalolc damage was done ln` shaking, "
llo'nncon_ven-L0, where Swami houses The people were badly frightened
collapsed and one person wus. killed. SES rughrgergitob 32° B_“°ets»t liner?
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Several persons were l“`j“"°d lf* semyi-panaic until gssurciin tliesqllilfkgs
us sluud  
il uil
is .   f  
iuul wail
ilu llfiilll
wr' -.~ ,f__“,». . . 
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Siifte éii Feef‘Ueepf`f'
to Swim, to Save Har.
Child.
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KINGSTON, Aug 25-(Special)-l'rl
Ballick, though unable to swim nstmko
jmnped into sixteen _feet of water to
SIENA- It"~l¥,_ AUS- 25-(Bl)€0i8l)~ A number of houses there were alsolsaw the me of her t“'° yd" "ld '°n~
A IWHVY earthquake was felt through- damaged and masonry fell into the
nwt the province of Siena at 1.29 a.m streets.
' The shock was recorded in Piom-
Pfectivailv e_li.the houses lu sun huns so 1.25 sm. und there was ‘
L°\`€M0 Ware destroyed or badly dam-A repetition five minutes later.
People fled from their houses ln
Thn illlake was felt most sevenely terror but no damage has been ro
within a radius of twenty milesfrom
who hadjfallen from the dock and In
sinking for lust time
She saved lien boy, but is in s
al, serious state. as a result of the shock
Mrs Ballick was was rescued by a
neighbor by iiisalis of a. pole
luslllillli. .
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LONDON, Aug. 25-(Special)-'l‘l\e
- lvllullsllz: clullml luvi ll full ills'   `”°
Aiistnalian squadron of the Imperial
Navy will consist of one armontd
cruiser, three other cruisers, lrlx
torpedo boat destroyers and three
submarines.
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HEYMUNU-llhlliilll 
‘llllllllllll
The lluymoiid-Wlritcomb .exclirsiell
party which arrived here Tucgisj
night.. in charge of Mr. Hussey, spent
yesterday in the City.. It in regret-
table that this party could not have
, had a fine day, as thc§,l_l_ad a dtigl
»‘ planned which could not have provqd
oth'rwise fl'.~in thoroughly olkyslyh
to all. The party whose names an
appended leave this morning I0(
Hullfux:-w. w. Woodward-and wig;
Mrs. C. J. Titus, Scott Foster,
Foster, Mrs. S. J. Hegenman. M -
Jolin Greyfoster, Miss Ruby Gr ..
Miss M. G. Blanchard, Miss Elsie .
Durand, George F. Brysnton. M
Mary E. Butterick, Miss Marjorie
Donald, Miss Katherine, M. Flo ,
Thomas J. Cavanagh. Albnff 
Morse, Ur. O. H. W. Regan add
wife, Miss Jane L. Hammond. The
' c, ug ' _ party registered at the Queen while
~iCarnpboll, and O: C. Bennet. Thelsst here. .
_ M  -nawedis the voinls mln Yeo occom- .
| pooled the remains froin he scene of
accident, l5o mile! west of Winnipeg. ‘
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Yolik, Me., Aug. 24-liohcrt Reid
of Ottawa, one of the Transcontindil-
tal railway commissioners of C-ana‘l°.
died suddenly uc 5.45 o'cl<>ck tlis
morning at the spsrhlzwk* Hotel 'ln
ogunquit, where henna 'btavinlr Wiill
his family. hir; held was .attacked
with illness late Vast evcnin . while
hc was playing cards in ill!! \0\7‘l
with his wife and friends. Suddenly
he exclaimed \-"I Can HOT- B00 WB
cards" and Dr. Barlow of Mointretl
a friend who was near, ordered him
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"I i.i~i.\vi~:s Foaf N,0l<v;'rH` ro-..i-:__ i
'P/IRIS, Aug. '21-lA special despntch
,a telegram received from the contain
inf the Italian steamer Thnla, .ww at A
Hammcrfest, Norway, Whitt Well-
man' left Spftzhergen on .\ug..st 16th 1
in a dirlgiblc balloon l-o.:nu for the
North Pole. He had a favorable
'wind when thc start was made. f
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The name of Miss Winnlfred Gor-
don of the Roseneath School should
have appeared welfup ln the list of
sudcessfull cdpdidates at the recent
entrance examinations to Prince of
WaIes"(‘-ollegyel ‘The omission of her
name was due to the fact that her
paper in French had been mlslald.
r I
_'M7
Any ,Quardinnu reader
who receives a dimly print-.
ed, 'badly printed, badly
folded. badly cur," hudly
addrcsseil, badly wrapped.
tom, soiled or incomplete
paper of whatever isue
will kin'dly notify the Sub-
scription Depariment at
taken immediately to his rooui- 1'*
grew rapidly  A HEIBCIBI Ill'
will cuhu, the holly fu i.und~1m. Ont-.
where f.iie"u'uriui wrl tnve ninet-
il'limll~oii 'ri-is main. i
nl .\r'l~‘, mv; Aug 2.'.-Mm-s skill.-
rd :rlncrs ~\-ent into the Dnminlg
(‘oai 1`mnpuny's mines yesterday.
these, i\\~:ni.y-six arrived at Sydney
from Inverness and were taken Eb
ence to Glace _Bay by train. l -I
While the train was Phill”
through Gardiner two iifls shnth
were firrfl at it fromtno neicl\`.vorll¢‘
woods. No one was hit. but the DU-
lice are on the track of the perpetra-
tors. I fi
Minlnd°s Linlmc-oi used by Pllfillnl
Condensed  . l
Vim. Late for Clanifloatl . -
Qulisnion, household help #ant .
L. also general and green' girl
learn. Anply Miss Praatop. 5
Boylston St. Boston Mazss.l
8- Gd
_ ANTED, experimoedhgirl bla
Wdo plain cooking- T451 -
Second maid kept. Apply 11 No
1 River Bold. 8-26dt‘ -
‘nfAN’f'BD, for two  t
crooms with or without
Centrally located. Apply _
city. H :ni
_BTH SALE, n. farm- contalflng
»" hundred 'and twenty-seven ( )
acres situated at Bt. Peters' I*
bour, Kfng's County. Convenient 0
,\,.¢ 1 ts, d h ,-_\ _t _ "1 d h U md | _ school, Church, and snlpplng. _r
hh: 1:: tiiwuf Sides ovililahe th wi k P° “gl 'tile ugutnfieinf hi: on" f“\'f»n°i' \n¥°\‘m\t\°n 
s v lr-noone urn  li \lf.>Y' 1
then hours, thirty-tvm minutes, i\2||s_,|n chu Provinces, U  Gillis, Indian River, - _ ,
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