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w=»=1‘3v`.”iil>iv°=‘i=?“o’~iaé€...» l t:HaRLoT'rE'rowN, 1>ta1NcE EDWARD ISLAND, cANADA,sA'rUaDAv, AUGUST 25, 1906. ,__§r_____§__ ~_W________
IVIISTS hiiACAULAY’Sii 'iIllUif|illGiSlU`i”iD flltlillllli ”iiitHlHl;{sillnMlliDii  I    `
MURDERER GAUGHT I nnuwrlla ctsi tcnnrrnsinli win ini uni
Man Suspected of the llorribie Murder is Cap-_ DFISCDI Sweeney H Popular New Methodist Church in Ofturnine Pulp' weed and
tured Alter a _Long Pursuit- Admits I CIIiz$:,"°f§t',m."’N'B‘ A"'h°"'tl° C°sl$60'00° n"e“le"I"gl° B‘"" D°“'“
, . ._ . . ' as r m. -_ _ _ . ' _
identity But Does Not Make Any" _e__ Cl C B (3-:,:_l;I:eI|'Arc Hls_Hjme
. ,  . _ _ _
 Dlslllnsure. Sr. Joris, _\'. B., August 2~l-(Speclai.‘»- __- Fnsnlariicrox, August 2l.~iSpecial)-
Sr .ion.\', August Zi, -(Speciul)- The
man whois undoubtedly the murderer of
_rites nary McAulsy, was captured to-
night after hard pursuit.
lie is 'Thomas -I. Collins, ayoung labor-
er who worked for Father Mcaulrry anil
who disappeared on the clay of the murder
Thn police got. on lrls trail yesterday and
tracked him fifty nriles do\vn the South
Shore.
They located him at lust in the woods
near St. George, today, and formed a con-
don around the place, closing in until they
caught him. *
Wheuhe was arrested he was siok and
oxdausied, having walked night and day
since the murder, a distance of a hundred
and fifty miles.
He admitted his identity but denied
more , :trying he had left the McAulay
place because ire had aqnarrel with Miss
McAulay.
IHE KING'S
GIIIINII GIIIIIIIIINN
Mr--x hlatairirs Kizi.i.\', Montague, crossed
to i’rt-ton yesterday rnorning.
iirzsr quality cheese, New Perth make
at \\'. A. Johnstone's, Montague.l
28dtvr2w. r
'l`iri-: Li-a party in Montague Rink was
rr-eil patronizedtrnil was a success finan-
cially. I
(Lil. _-rxnfifns. '1`rio.\rr>.~'oN, Montague,
lr-it yesterday urorotng. on a visit lo
Toronto.
"ller~r'irrg" Noi selected, “July Catch,-
in hhlt lmirels and retail at \V. A. John
stones Montague. lldtwtf.
Fit.\.\’r< and James Power and Eilwrrrd
liennessey have been released on ball
from Queen’s County Jail.
Mn. McCn5Anir, editor of The Guardian’
who has been on a brief vlslt to New
llruuswick, has returned home.
i
I
Bananas, oranges, iemoris, and
t-ocorrnuts-l received weekly) at W. A.
.lohuston's.llr1ontaguc. P. E. I. 28dt\vtf.
liiiss V1-rssitv, York, and Mrs. George
Tirompson, Suffolk, are visiting D. l..
and Mrs. McKinnon, Montague.
Guorror; McLairic.\', funeral director.
and wifc of Piolou, who have been visit-
ing in Montague, left for horue yesterday.
Cormspomlerrts sending Kings County
news will pleasla mark “Kings County'
attire top of first page of same, eirch
time of sending.
.~\r.rrr~:rr1‘ Lnruri and Charles McQuilinn
of Clrariottetown are in Montague, wir-
ing Sheriff McI)onald's residence and re-
wiring Poole 8: Thompson‘s store.
Ftrncv grncerlen_ biscuits, confectionery,
telroeolntes, und n nice line of canned
lruits and vegetables at W. A-
-lohnst.-ires, Montague, P. E. I.
' 22<ltwtf.
Ariouo those attending the convention
at Montague on Thursday were: Dr.i:`rank v
McDonald, J. G. Stearns, J. A. McDonald.
W. G. Brennan and ex-Governor Mein-
lyre.
Aivaliractive program of sports will
be hold under electric lights in Montague,
Tuesday, August Zith. Full particulars
will be found in ad which appears in this
issue,
Tm: death occurred at Per\ke's Station.
August li), of Joseph Lynn, an old and
respectable resident of tirat PIMP- ul*
funeral took place Thursday morning i-0
St. 'l`hereaa's and was largely attended.
Yifsraanav afternoon the H_on. the
Minister of il.rllvr..ys and staff inspected
the Murray Harbor Branch Railway-
Mfmy of the party were favorably lm'
Dressed with the bea\ll».Y °l M“‘T°y
llarbor and vlqlnity and gave 0ll"`€B9l°“
tothulr pleasure., The special looped the
l00D at Vernon and the nite of the pro-
Dosed new station siding near Lakeville
rceeivod the attention of the minister.
Mr. Emmerson and _the other members of
.his partylleave this lnor-ning. '
_Touaisrs and others "attention," The
finest line of "Souvenir Stationery".
views of Montague, souvenir post cards
and souvenir goods of all kinds ever
shown at Montague. Call and inspect,sure
to buy-they um all butes.-.W. A.
Johnstone. Montague. Bddtvvtf.
Aimirrrmir tho rain [was somewhat.
dlswllrfllring it dlti not deter a large
number of people from attending the
centenary services held atSt. Peler's on
Tl\\1l'>flf\Y to celebrate the centennial of
the arrival ofthe Rev. Peter Gordon the
first Pre-lryterinn minister of the congre-
gation. The services at the church were
bright and iinpresdvennd included the
unveiling of a memorial tablet-. Addresses
“ere delivered by Rav. T. Fullerton
1iev.\lrCr;riae, Rev Mr McKen|le,'the
rrnstnr of the congregation; Lieutenant
Governor McKinnon and others. The
servlr-es lasted from 4\o 7pm.' There
we-rea number of distinguished visitors
present. The church was pretty with
iiorrri decorations and the organist
of tire occasion was: Miss Katie Wubuter
of lilarie. .»\ memorial service was also
held at Lot 40
Fitoai The Guardian Murray Harbor
North Correspondent:-Already in the
harvest fields the music of the reaper is
heard, and its song may be joyous for the
promise is golden.-New life has recently
been infused into many home; by the
arrival lof viskting relatives from the
United States. Among those visiting are
Mrs. Reid, sister' of the late James Clow;
Lena, daughterol Wm. Kay; Miss Blanche
iifillnr,rluughter of Nall Millar; Myrtle
Millar, daughter of tire late Thomas
Mlllllfi MU D- Wllllt Lulu Dalziel,
`- Robert Millar and wife, John Millar, wife
Iaud child: John McKay and the Misses
Hoyt.-School opened here twovveeks ago.
Miss 1-ldyi lrs Montgomery of Malpeque is
teaclrer.-Mies Hunter, musio teacher, at`
ivfurrav River, intends spending the next
three months here.-Oar oonnnuulty has
sustained aloss by the death ol the late
Tirornas Millar, which occurred on the
12th. uit. The deceased was in the 56th
year ofhls ago. He had been laid aside
from the active duties of life for nearly
two years, by an illness which he bore
with great patience and christian resigna-
atiou. Mr.Millarwas oneof the \veli-to-
do and highly esteemed citizens of this
place. Ha was also a devoted member
and active worker of the Presbyterian
Church. lie leaves to mourn_ their loss
rr widow,nnd twochildren, one son, Irving
Miiiararesldent oi Murray Harbor, and
one daughter, Myrtle Millar, who reside!
in Boat/un.
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GIIIII IIIISI Illllll  
WINS BIG GINNE
Rt-:Anvii.i.r:, Mass.. Aug, 23.-G0lrl
Dust. Maid driven by the veteran Gears)
won the Ponkapoag $4,500 stake for 2.10
trotters at the Grand Circuit meeting at
the Ileadvllle track today. The Mold
captured every heat in the race. Sh#
went more orless easy although Gears
hold the more uutll the home ntruwil
when he drove her to a lust finish. two of
the heats helna 11 quarts! °f I* =°'*°'“l
slower than the rtcoild made last yell by
Etholu Pride, .
T.-,turn wonall three heats in the 2.1
'L 1, Y
.`X-hi-bitsf
i sl'fi”;fa%xf
ol!! ofthe effhtoof the Dodin--'~
rn. itxarmnti rvnarrhxsulft
the rm`viseisi,nxathiugrr.pt.1i_hn. ;
this vase, will lie our enhiblg _
 `
thi: -_-Duval Bootie Cerrlatli.
ce., unread, 3 I lamvflltw
me
. “A even( the first two handlly In
tr v
tl; lalxonc one driving hard with Ltd
Rbsglugg at his srrlliy \\'l'|%0l- .
in the second heat of this race, Wsalbsl
Brown of the Gut-rs' stable made a standli
r,t,||| break neurtlie half, but started up_
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o
no ho »| he had hr0k0D 1
~ ,QW--9  _'r  .  
._ . L0; fa » “'. ` L;¢l':W|d|f:\Yu;l!l‘lllJ‘;!(.{»'l`!hl’rn were 0hl¥(i»WaI` c°v°r‘w|“b°l..d ‘°'“'"‘l»“nd"d*
, _ . 1.] pacing utu
l'l:“llVrl::l! gsehllltae  lllxuwon. Thlfl~WllT
Ixwhttemvt ai'\w°l'=~‘““'l‘ °' "°°“ mmn'
.I-ma“y' 
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ichreishtverey our tomlhry respect the
llformel banquet. lsurlro tendered the
Milli GHIINGIS
Sanborn, general superintendent of the
railroad officials.
H.\vlr.\'/r, Aurr.,~2‘l-It is believed bv
many Havana business men that it will be
necessary for the United States to
intervene und annex the Island before
the revolution will be crushed. Annexa-
tion is openly favored by the oommercial
interests in all of the larger cities and
towns in Cuba. The revolutionary leaders
even prefer annexation to the United
States toa continuance ofthe present
administration. The American residents
on the Island of Pines have taken sides
with the revolutloulsts against the Paimal
Government, and they are giving tha'
insurgents all the aid possible. The I_sie`
or Peres wsu be an important' one eil
operation for the revolutionists. ,
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Gll PIIIIGGNNIII IIIN .
KNIGHT NIIPIIIIIIISN
_.___
S'r. Joan, August 24--in Queen's Rink
last nlgnt Victoria and Cygnet Com-
panies of the Uniformed Rank, Knights
of Pythian, llald a joint. drill in pre-.
paration for the special turnouts next
week when the Grand Lodge of the
Maritime Provinces holds its annual
‘session in Castle Ilall, Germain street.
and Supreme Chancellor Chas. Shiveley
of Indiana visits the breihren,aud there
ls every prospect of a very enthusiastic
and enioyable two days commencing on.
the 28th. A generous sum will be ex-
pended lu entertaining delegates to the
‘Grand Lodge. A _
The program lucltrdesl gland lnllmble
of local and visiting Uniformed Knights'
on Tuesday. This will .take place .on
:King street east, when Oommander-in~
fraternal soldiers
' Lplrlda-N Inrliautowu-will follow, city
I udssnppllytngmusie. Au excursion to-
apuptiiarusqorton thariver is to take
placa._.;eQa.§.nlghlr being ,liltltlad 99
antertiin 6' tliei. `
Tuesday evening an siaborau and
‘Supremo Ohanillllv.
--sxmoonf mit troua-unmxourr.
Street. Rev. Dr Heath, Rev. J. S. Collin,
the church will cost upwards of $60,011)
and will be one of the finest in the Mari-
time Provinces.
It will bea very large and handsome
structure, of chaste design without undue
ornarnentatlon, and admirably adopted
for the increasing activities of this enter-
prising congregation which has had the
guidance ofalonglist of earnest and in
tnl ted astors tlosin
with the present minister, Re\. \\ rlfrid
morning was as foUows:
Mi-:i~t's stxoula-18 Hoi.i»‘.s
HAI IFAX. CHARLOTTETO\\’X
LAD] Ei SINGLFB.
M . Rednui, 4 u va Miss Tooker
Miss Weston, 4 up vs Mrs. Musgrave.
Mrs G Henderson, ' up vs Mrs
MIXED FDURSOMEB
Jack vs Stewart, even.
Mrs iiitohe l vs Miss Pope, even,
Lawson vs Longworth, even.
Mins E. Ritchie vs Miss Haszard, even.
McKenzie vs Ings, even. `
Miss Bullock, 6 up vs. Miss Toolrer.
Misa Weston vs. Miss Wceks, ii up.
Currie vs. Pope, even.
Miss Slrcom 7 up vs. Mrs. Musgrave.
Henderson vs. Fitzgerald, even.
Mrs. G. Henderson, 3 up vs. Miss K.
(l\leKlirlay.
Total, llalifax Tl; Charlottetown 3.
Today’s programme will inoludo men‘s
Wllllll IIGHI lllll
Drlscoi Sweeney, a partner with Col. H. A,mRnS.|._ Aug 22___»1-he ,ery (mares. Alexander Chase, of Durharu has charged
H. McLean, in a prominent. law and sive ceremonyoflaying the corner stone Mrs. I-Idle Pond wife of Abner Pond
insurance firm was tlrnwneti this after- °f l'h°M°¢h°dl-W °h\U'°h ln “lla WW” WH-5 with setting Br-g to uuu bu;-ulug hig pulp
noon while bathing. rfgllleessucid  eginlaisfz °p:_;?;_e:'__rT_; wood and threatening to burn him and
Ile was swimming far out when he we Nov, Sum, ¢°n;eNnce_'l°ld the swim his family out of their home.
WNW “P his hands and sank, apparently A15" the uunmouy uu iururuguug nr-viug The incident occurred on Monday and a
Seized hy cramp. was hold at the \Vinter Fair building. pl¢¢¢ uf wgods about ten rods rquam rn.
T59 500! ‘VHS l8l¢l' dlSC0V¢1’€fl- Ammm muse “king pn” were Rev* Dr' cluding nnnmber of piles of pulp wood
He waalaged thirty-five years and was Rem- C_ N_ W;|d°n_ Rem DL Andrews’ were burned.
Iii..   rrtrfr or
Gilllll SGIINGHING
Borros, Aug. I3-The sixth consccrriiro
-°- m c ses vo : < ~
any A ry eu- P _ ' ~. K day of excessive heat. and humidity in this
h d with havin caused one
B0s.,0_`._ AW .3_.,_A,,e, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,, Gam. The ru»ehrteetrsc.B.chrpp.»rr, ef ed '___°___ "__: __ _______ of
` Chbll “QW -
century °f °°“u"“°“s semce' D' lv' ° wa people, and brought decided discomfort to
everybody.
_l_3_;l_l:_i;l\_§3_Ia;r_t; I:_l_l;t_>;r;i, _\;rll_¢;»_r; Se__i_;.d1_ Albert  Tisdale of South Frauringinrm,
oh___l__8 E Lee assisunt general manage; fell dead on tire gang plank of the steamer
Wm be p__;____°t_‘_d '___ succeed Mr Sanhom ‘ City of Bangor at Fos\er's wharf. The
and the omce 0' assistant ge______'__l m__na_ ` muse of death was given au heart failure
superlrrduced by heat. The busy streets
3" Wm be abmlshed' ' ` of the city and erowded tenement house |,,,_,.ven
__l3_l;‘;;;::?_:‘;;'_;°_g§ __'_’_;l;°‘§§;°°_°‘;)£:§ districts suffered the most. ln the former ` G'
J Hands” genenl passenger ~__gem no many people were exhausted and a score
génB__an__________ ___an__ge___ and the re_“___; to _____ _ were rretried at the hospitals while pr-r~
the road of C. lil, Burt, formerly assistant Hanrrax, August 24.-The golf com-  many more were “ken t° their
general passenger agent, us general pasS. petition between Halifax and Charlotte. '
911801' flgvlll- town players opened on the Halifax Golf
The retirement of Mr. Sanborn removes Club gr-ouudg yesterduy and ut, the close
from active service one of the last, if not ofthe day's play the home, players had a
the last, of the oldtime New England good load. The result of the play in the
  ni nnltiilnl
L"“s°“ V5 I'°“l¢W°l`lh eve" ilourrrrron 'lhe accrdentlsa serious mls re
I . . _ _ . .
  M¢K9llll¢» 3 'ID VS. P099- hlrp for the officers in charge of the
. > ' ~ . the iicparturt-rrt inet in tire hook and
J°°°=l V5 M°L€B"r2\lP- Dominion, uiio, according to the rules _
\2urrIe.13 uv vf=-Flt1aera1d- et the Brant. Nn\»y,wrrr have to submit l°‘l‘l*’1'~“*‘i""‘ =‘“‘l ~P=f"' “ "W l‘I""‘5'
H°"d°"“°“ V5' llmst 4 “P- to a court-innrtial, but, there are extenu~ “
TODBI. Hdllf"-Y Z3lCllBl'l0l-lei-DWI* ll- ating circumstances connected with the C
uct-iiierrt. It is said that the chart was at
fault and lights deceptive, which, if
but the shlp's pumps are ableto lrceprt-
rs p . _
under control. It is said lheicakageis ’"
sixty thousand allons per hour.
up the British Steamer Nnnning. \\‘hri'i\
.trades between Canton rind Wucirorv,
has been frustrated. A gang of disguised
pirates boarded the steamer at Canton
and were reinforced in numbers at the
way ports. The greatness of their num-
ber aroured suspicion and a careful watch
was maintained, At the llrst sign nf
restlessness the captain threatened to
shoot. This prompt action lcd to ilu-
warc delivered to the British Consul ir.
Wuclrow.
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IIN IIQGIGIIINII
i )\
‘I ' Lo_\'Dtr_\', Auu.23.-Au ingenious trick
which ilu- police and magistrates were
the victims ans revealed at Warmingsl/er
.___ I I I 5 police court. _}u
ln 00l°ll¢‘l'» H704- fi \lBWk9l‘ l\M1ll’fl timt trying period when the whole system _ _
LONDON Em,” Aug” 23__.T|\¢ game Sampson Light should have i\Dl>¢B\'t‘fl is undcrgolngn complete clurnge, rnsny “TA-\Tl'»D.“.-\ water wheelglvin sim
umm mu‘,,,c,,,,,, ,,,,.h,,,\u,, 0; Nom. heme tht-`:_r;nr;le_t_r\le_s for __-can; triv .._,.rrr i..r\..a\-rerrrn of ehrormrsur gm
~~We~'mWm~wwm;nvWa“u~wv... .Ms
h.. pfovokud B “volt amongst 'Ib' l‘l_ ll] D OIWMI 0 GXDRII (T lSp0li\0DC\l\ll|{|!Sll1i Bae B U16.”  wanted for Vnlnn Roy!
'woman of that town. The order was tirntirvri_rsh\_r:_>;;1_;‘l°::_o\:_lil____no_t. Rtifnd. The ruorow,tlezprgrient_anduurelr:n..lroiy:_Thge T seh0°|_ Snpp|emem$z,m_Summ"
“mod .un eunltarv grounds, but so- UMW Pd _ _ » H \" “R IU appetite s c e, i ges on s mpsr ec
édbglo tho opmhn of ,mrnmy 1,8" hearings rarnato noldcnt occurred. .md
“gum-| les the town council has par-tt. Amesseuuer br-oughta telegram into on alight exertion. ~
.¢ri`y`u..ee<mr its rights in maine its court; __;:dvtr_s__ :assed 1° Mx- _E-‘Kilt-_"ll" Clrlvwslels mvclllllie H°°‘~’m_l° __l>°°'*“"° 1 u_ru¢estewn~t°s Foundry and P. S.
annum dawg, l_\SH_; The “___ l8;l°__;‘ _ll _ “Sit ;\_0 it arises from poor quality of boo . lro B hef 12 ti] ve |,_
Itupprars that thooounell -irunrlght; “___-_ __ __ dl!" S r Pl in ur and _ _
gopnvgne women from trailing their _l“:_'_’__ -to __ db h __ builders are an combined in Dr. chase
e rr n, ' .
dmwt .$21 n:¢:m“*d,,“',|nh:t ,gxisgzzlswpped the proce.¢dirr;s?antl th; wetenrlllng hdlilgrleéglrlal-r:rfdnh;xl(t‘ehl til; silfsultrs F auch’ M h°“"h°m furnlw" l“'
rlvon - . ' ` .
:Mah "wld mm* un In-nd U Mg rvldovvlaft. the court _uhhgum Nerve Food cannot, nrllt/o benefit extenalon table. eto. #gr parilcnhn-rr up.
08,86," th' ha-,L A yunn of ,,,|,¢.  And noy the comedy commences. The ,nyg , I
mu huh ¢_h,r¢(m-mbggnlumred, and |he'!t0ll0° 'UN G¢PDll¢‘Sv\ll0tIt ihAtt¢lBiIH\ll1. chlorosls, anraemis or weakness an
mutha" ded", th” lb” Wm my the and for tvvoyeara thoyhave searched and rm
nag," nnwlnd "en In to ,,,-rum brooded. On Saturday the dead man br
,uum-urea amines their fighter amy- mnvedlnw the wart.. He had been _ nr-
uremselvss in the moot becoming l°\1lIdll\ HID". Gnd llld the t>|°U\1r°°f ntail dealers, or Einranson, Bates & Co., ‘dv ____,__d hu y y . mod
oomloglauk lromtln grsvotopeyailne Tomato. “ °' °“‘°““l”“‘°°"lll ltlllllh
coitnmes. _ “."_ _
S»\-\'Tl»\\-J Chile.Auguste;-.specit\1»_
The Chilean fsenate today voted four uri!-
iions for the relief of the eartlrquake >uf-
B\’€l'>`.
Over three hundred tlrir-vt»> ir~r\'c been
shot last in the few days.
‘ Another severe earthquake shock has
just occurred nere.
\'.\i.t'.\R.\i.<o, Augu~t '_’l-.Speciali --
IIPPIIIL illlll IN
lIll|]ING‘S GIISI
appeal to the Supremo Court of Czrnlrdt
against the decision of Court disrrrissin
the personal charges against Hon. W, S,
 >
PIIESINIIIIIIIN
Ill GHIII KIIIII
cent dclcgrtion to Char'lott»:tor\‘n.
Amigo iruurber' of tire ineurbers of
nt t-\'t~rrin_-_;. John Bond acted ns
hairrrrnrr irirtiort ltclrzrii of those who
went io I‘. li. l<Inir~l nrade tire pre-
scnlniiorr. The gift wasa vt-ry pretty
Miss Uniacke, 5 up vs Miss Anderson. _. _ ___ I _ , _
M__s_G_ Mitchelhs up vs Mus Bmw pw`.ed_ would exonemm me Dominion-S on_r‘._ Llirc stile of thc lo.htr rears l_ri
ohard. officers from all b]nm9_ A3 ,heady an chiefs rrro|ro;_'raiu and the other an ru-
M,-B_ Handsombody 13 up ,.5 Mus H55. pounced, bush fires raging misled thore *C _ _ __
' ru charm, of |/he ,essay chief responded in ir short speech, thank
zard. _
. » lil
Mme E' Rnchie’ 9 up va Miss Pope' The battleship is sun making “ Mgr expressing his appreciation of tire ircar-tl'
ripiion telling who it is froui. The
g the nren for ihcir tltouglrifuincss and
pport they had given him.
A rnir~i.-al progrrrurrrre was Curried our
including songs by John lf. Toagc.
. . lo .. » K .
Weeks. . .
__ \\ alter Htiroey, Hurry Doody, A. .l.
Tomi’ Hsluaxwgharlotmwwn 0' \\'incl'1ester, John Mi:Arnlre\\'s, Harry
The ph’ in ‘he Baumann was' 'rrc, ioirn Bond and \[r Iluircrty
l’i . I - ~
Thu n.l.lrc.~s wirlclr nccuurpnrried the
HALIFAX CHARLOTTE l`0\\'}\' _ locket wits' as follows:
Handsombody V, gage;-g, oven ilrrll to rlrr-e. L) Clr\el',_Therc  n ride _l_n_
Miss Uniacke, 4 up vs Miss Anderson the affairs of uren; v\hrch_, taken _at t_ r
Ritchie vs Alley, even. tlood, lends on to fortune. there re rr so
airs. }Iandsombody,7 up vs Miss Blanch- °"`”’ 0!"
d. . _ . me
M HON' KONI' Aug' B"-A pm" to hlllu kindcst thoughts and recollections. Such
er tides that lead not to fortune, but on
ebb leave on the shore of rrrcmory the
a tide. 0 clrii-f, know we well of. Not for
us, though, jis it to make long
drawn similes, lei us to pro-
saic frrcts. Tire ilroirglrts of our
late trip to Prince iilwrrrd Island
will long stay with ire, \vilirr\ vc.iy
sincere |rppreci1\tiuir of your kindly cll`orl.<
to uitrkc the trip xr pit-rrstrnl one for the
delegation and tr gcrruirrr success for all
corrcorrrcrl.
arrest of tlrrce of the rlng»leirtler~_» who __“.m__,s Show me hcml._`_ ___pp__ccm,io“_
but they rnuy be ns readily forgotten as
spoken, so we, thc dciegrrt ion of flrenrcn
to Prince lidrvtrrd Island. \-ish youto
or
.and ladies' singles, 18 holes lu the morn-
ing 335 |n thu afternoon rnen's fouréomes :rr cept ihis atconrpiny ing token of our
Md' “dr” 1°“nmm¢_ regar<i, "Lest you forget" the hearty go ‘l
wislrcs' of: Ilcre tho address was signed
" by tlrc names of the rlclcgrrtes.
_Green Sickness
‘ or Chlotosr
waariness ami fatigue are experience
irl or onn woman suffering fro
lariiles which result from P0
li.rr.rr .\x, Aug. 24-lSpeciail-Notice cf,
Fort s`ar.r~:~ri0.rss .mfr .table an Wey-
.stut llrc llrrcslrold of worrranlrood,
zu _ or
ood and exhausted ncrven.
Chnse's Nerve Food, .'\0 mnts a box,
EARTHQUAKE IS
I NOT YET ENDED
Two More Shocks Reported Yesterday-The
_ Chilean Senate Vote Four Millions Dollars for
_ Reiiei of Sufierers Rain Adds to Misery
ol the Homeless People.
_ 
here last rriuix.
Rll" "With felling. increasing the
sufferirrgs ofiheihousautis who gg ||v.
ing lu tents.
_\irrny:f ilrosertrrnglrrrefuge from thg
Irairriu l.t>u>t»_» \\lro>o nails am in A
I .lr\ngcr:\u~ sirrtcof ruin.
_ lt is iu»li\`ed ilrirt if the rain cgnrinueg
`l"'»1\'l\ lul‘».‘cr A sit-rious epidemic is sure
There were two slight t-rrrtir.1rrui»;.-s ~lrot‘.;~| :,~ `- real; huh
INIGIIII GINIHNI
I Nllllll IN Nllllll
ll'\‘-\»" \~ -'\\li~'. iii-The ‘body of the
ll<"»~’l0 h`='lli‘rai, Qrroirtrtir lianderrr thu
l v
___ mow ~l-rr-nu rmurgent in lihvann Pro-
\'\\»~'v. lies ru the rnorgue at llavana today
llllllif-“I l~‘l' ll\0S€ 0! two nrulatoo
Fielding. has been given hy petitioners c<~rr|m.le.=. all friglrtfup). gnshcd bythe
ION! l1<*'\\`y nnrclroles of the mounted
rrrrfrl guards \\ho ended their career,
.\vr'os.~ thc .~'ireet, in Neptune Park,
irtrreut t~rn\\d_ mostly negro friend, of
ll~rrrl;errr. rrrc wlrtclringtlreinorgue with
~i.t-ni lnirt-si. 'iire arrival of Baht-lem'g
l‘0 Il' lrcrc was Ihr* lli~$l nr-ws uf the iight
in rrltirirlwrrrrt iris death. The coutllgr,
..»rmrt~ri at ilr.~>`il\~ir-tr form, near Punta
llr.~i\.r. ill:-:err irriles frorrr llavana.
lllll`l)‘L‘Ii§h€ mounted rural guards
ur.dt~r Crtpiarir Ignacio l)clCailo and
Licuienrrut Martinez, were 'searching
lihroughout the night for Bandera's
Sr Joris. August 24-Chief Ken- of that p_______ Aw ___ ____ me _“ml gm___ds we”
  ,_ R[t¢hle,3up vs. Rogers, _“‘“‘ flre department was presented with a
Huudwmbody vs_ A]|¢y_ eyen_ Q‘.,,,_H.__\\,g_ Lmgfrhe Quebec Telegraph very lrailcisoirre gold \\»\\i-ii clrrrin and*
Jlwk- 4\1D \'5-Sl9W0\`f- says of the grouniiing of i-he battleship l0Cket lust night i>_\' the rrrcrrrl»er‘s of llrc .suddv:irl,\' llffil l1l‘0ll I‘5‘ Bandera]
breakitrrz through awire fence at the
erlpc of llre Silrinr fnrur, when they were
followers. Tlrenirarris ruslrcd upon the
iu>urr_'elri.~’, but \\'iiir fire exception of
their clriofirnrl his two lernlirrg comrades,
they all t-scnpcri.
NIIIIIH IINIIIHIU
III IIINM PIIIIIINGE
S.\r`i.r Sriz. .\f.\i:m, Ont., Aug 23.
-.\Ieetiu|zs io cor>siilr‘r definite steps
tnwarrls the orgrrrrizrrtion of Northern
Ontario into a province are to be held,
tlrelituirtnrystt-rts heingrakcn here Mou-
diiy evcrring. .-\ meeting of some of tha
lending men Of the district. who are pur-
iit uirrrly interested in the movement was
hvldat Algorrquhr unter. A eounnitteo
of organization was appointed W work
.towards thedosirod end by the 10|-ming
of sub-conxmittes mid in other ways. lt is
conrposerl of Mayor J. B. .\iorj rn, of Sud-
bury: John Mcliuy olSault Sit-. Marie,
and Gc~l‘..\lurks of Port Arthur. These
are among the leading and most pro-
gressive rnen of the district.
'1`ll HY .»\l.l. I-`_-\l[_ ED,
Blurty have tried tu di-\-isp ,\ cm-n pu,-0
equal to l’utnr\irr's, but after tif y years
l_\0'~lll¥lil has come upon tire market that
l~0 Uainlcmiy cures cor-us and warts. Don't
e_i¢_Se_;lrrrerri, use tire best, and thats “Put
Condensed Advertisements
i'i`co inte fi r imsihcation.)
_________________ ! ___
lfilli SALE-at lm in Watchulaker`s
lalh\i ood _ -
.u~“ “"unm~
. . iuoutlr street, near P. W. C, Apply
to Mrs. Anna Jury, g.-_L-,d3|pd_
n and mice. Apply to ir. c.‘ltat~k~
ham, \\ hear icy lil\ er. ti ‘.i.-'rdta-Ilipd.
. vacation- Avril: to c. Mellen, Union
d Road. B-2.'\_`dll t\v6i pd
I OST-Between John Eiilot`a oorner,
fi l”0Wlll\, OPS h.|l\. “B 0 NOD
“ther sud, Ngmmtrvu ,nd b|°0d Pleaseleave at A.\V.Retldiu‘s.8.25d lllpd
__._._._.:___
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OI! SALE-By private sale n few
cludin bedroom suit stoves, chairs,
m ply at this office. 5.g5d3",d_
d _
R_EiilEMBKR.-That everybody road;
A morning paper as the news is the n
fr;_esh and __ up-todnto, and than
a some n d rl
everybody is ills] ‘lonifu ll; ‘hi
and active,
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