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  “»ii°»i1i'@~»"~-   Mulicnumii    if   in nun nuiaic
1 rw- curse- i»r-.ren ..g..n..i And Valuable Refused ,,,,,,
ed to i ov t d y
'   f I the 1°°°'l f°"°° by lellllng members of The swellllllkl- 0:, tll)e “glands and
 U10 Soelal and Moral Reform League  For Hundred muscles of His Ma1esty's neck have
inculiuiiuir-  lu nun
fl' » ""'” ` _ "°- °0i\‘l“<=*= H tlwreush investigation Bushes' He rose from bed where ne neu
‘ I into the ¢lml'S°B- ` been lymg suffering from muscular
." (8Pi°ial to The Guardian.)
'D’l"l‘Al'A. Aug 27--The second
's slroot of 'the ' Dominion Rifle
,_ ouiation saw very 'difficult wea-
r conditions and as 3, result there
'W__lI‘e mirly poor scores made.
*,‘__Neve\"tlIeless the standard of shoot.
ing remains high and one must
*not 83 out of 85 to land a prlle.
_‘I»leud_men did exceptionally wen
“H98 .EDU551 but with the excep-
tfpn of Jones and Melnnis are failing
hlck-ltoday.
§_'_._l‘he» former scored 102 in three
ran!" slid the latter 100 out of 105.
TIM Mcvvuzsu nrewi. inet et zoo
 800 was won by Sgt. E. M5.
Inuie, Earnsclfffe, P. E. I., with the
‘l!ll_lb1_0‘ 70 points, 5 really rgmnpk.
sljlle effort.
:CaPt. D. A. MacKinnon was 10th
with 68 points. J. F, sterns, 13th
with 07 points, R. c. Meueen, mth
with ss points.
'The prlues were cup and $25, $10,
$_8’. and 84 respectively.
In connection with this match
'cldali Af. H.'McKinnon won the tyro
price fi end ,cadet Lendrigen the
cddet pi-we $8. '
`Bgt. T. E. Mclnnis won A prize 0(
35 in the President’s Rapid Fire
match.
Capt. D. A. MacKinnon and Major
-7-' M- -Tzones each made posaibles in
 entre series 600 yards,
Mullluie, McKinnon, Stems, Jones,
Bild Mcbean are all well up in the
Wand BEZTBZIW in the order named.
l 'rp Looms IN wnsr.
l -nei-
'FRED' RICTON, N. B., Aug. 26-
It is re orted that Hon. John Mor-
fi.l°°Y- 110W on`a_trip tothe west, is
‘¥°.|\Fld¢l`ll1R loud;-ting in Saskatchewan
or Calgary- He is ssid to hnve told
llllndi llfvre leaving for the west
"'00 17° was about through with the
’l_~_‘,"".""’}lls_ spxerument.. .
uxurfsruu oamorrs '
_ T0 's'rA'1'sMEN'rB.
V _
' _KING/3'l'0N» AUS- ,Z2-Bev. Barry
Pierce. s superaunusted Methodie
minister. _attengaa service of Bev-
, ~ city and
took obleoti 'to some of Elder
~1oh_nstou‘s slglements. At the close.
of the meeting the minister intimated
that he would live a hearing.
:In gply it wee intimated that ii
he in ated on "batting ln," the po-
lice would conduct him outside. ~ A
¢'0l1lt»G-ble told the minister that at
would be as well if he would leave,
and if he should not agree with
what was said, be should keep away
from the meetings.
ormnr or Pomcu _
, UNDER 1Nvns'rio.i'r1oN.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta.,Aag. 26-
_T'he§ first day’s proceedings of the
dndicial inveitlgation into the charges,
dgalnst _Chief ol Policy Gillespie. of
this city, before Judge Winter, was
taken, up largely with the evidence of
Police Court stenographer, M. S. Bry-
an.
'Bryan gave evidence respecting
ltgurt fines which had in some unac-
c untabls manner been omitted from
:Bio Police Court' ease book 'and also
1 ,if/I) respect to erasnres in the charge
llleetl of the Police Court. Bryan
said he had seen Gillespie interfering
with ‘the combination of the vault in
the police stations.
Several v/itnesses testified to hav-
ing pald_'Ohlef Gillespie money for
licenses. of which there appears to
be no record.
' Kenya s .of disorderly houses will
be es led to give testimony of pay-
ing household money and develop-
ments 'are expected. which rumors
(Canadian Press.)
WINDSOR, Ang. 27- The twelth
annual convention of the Union of
Canadian Munclpalities opened in
the city hall this morning.
Delegates are present from as far as
Vancouver in the west and Halifax
in the east.
The convention proceedings today
consisted of registrations introduct-
ions and an informal reception by
Mayor Sheppard and members of the
city council.
T110 delegates were called to order
by J. W. McCready, city elerk 0|
Fredericton, N. B., president. of the
Union of Canadian Municipalities and
:izgort session .of the executive was
r e . _
GEORGIAN BAY CANAL-
OTTAWA, Aug. 26--It is the in-
tention of the Department of Public
Works to begin shortly preparation
plans and estimates for the improve-
ments of the French River, for which
$100-000 was appropriated et enelnst
session of Parliament.
The river is the connecting link be-
tween Georgian Bay and Kake Nip-
isslng and as such is a part of the
projected Georgian Bay canal,
When the vote was discussed in the
House no official statement was
forthcoming as to’ whether it really
involved a. commencement of the
canal system. Nor has it been de-
cided yet.
The matter is one which will have
to be dealt with by the Cabinet, in-
asmuch as there will be little local
benefit from the expenditure upon the
French_River alone.
The question will have to be con-
sidered with reference to the whole
scheme for improved waterway from
Georgian Bay to North Bay. That
section is estimated to cost eighteen
million dollars.
The Hon. F. D. Monk proposes to
make ag personal inspection of the
ground ln September, and afterwards
the question will probably be deter-
mined. _So far no:plans have been
prepared, but for the Georgian Bay
canal generally estimates are now
being revised by departmental offl-
csrs. -
On account of the increased value
of lands and higher rates of wages,-
the cost will be much more than the
Orillnal estimate of upwards of a
hundred million dollars.
ACQUIRING ENGLISH ACCENT:
LONDON, August 24-The adver-
tisement of a language institute that
is appearing in the London newspap-
ers offers, among other things, to
teach Americans English, guarantee-
ing accurate speech and a perfect
accent. ‘
The manager of the institute, prac-
tically livea by teaching American
visitors English. It is English such
as is spoken in England that we
teach, and we find here that nearly
every Americannln his heart, wants
to speak English with the British ac-
cent, and would like to get into the
heibit of doing tne Britisher's idioms.
"We get about 200 American pu-
pils, mostly vvomen, in the course of
the summer. This year, in spite of
the presidential e‘r-oilon, we had full
classes all along. If they try hard,
most of our pupils considerably im-
prove this accent ln a few months.
"They tell us that the help we
give assists thcm to shed a lot of
Americanisms from their vocabulary.
The idea of starting classes was sug-'
gestcd to us by American visitors in
Lbndon. We found several Americans
coming in and asking to see English
suggsstuwill implicate certain elder-
llllll. - ‘ '
teachers privately for a minute or
two.-' ‘
__ _ _ _ _ _ _ i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _____V_____V- -________v_,_-_-v-_-_-,_-,-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-1.-_-,-_-_~;_-,=
 i__,lioi AFTER Piifsinsiii rm
norman, august ‘ze-Most ei the
mornirig newspapers print editorials
in which regret is expressed that
President Taft signed the Panama
Canal bill .and they unite in declarius
tbsttlie British Government vvxltfia-ll'
in its dnt' l omits to insi a
the ln)‘ll\lEh§-gllifred to The Hhlue.
Tl!!! elm afbs that the presidents
' gran nm does nothing to remove
g ‘pq gays -"It would in
Q; .rj :if the magnlfiz
..;. if U-~ f- sei”-“°. iz
' silt ‘ _ ed in IIN -Pm"
I inttiignfsll the _ewnvf u=t°m°*-
_ hkari, ng.' '
qlerniag Pest. polntlus °“¢
t Kiflihs .United $tat_ee desires to
unix'-“us‘-ewusaisrinn it-wi 0°
A 2. eelat' bounties, 
“yet urine ° 11,
  that credit is I
',_,  evmimswr-
 ‘_ 'n tuycinion
of ih- 'wot _s,jeonfidence.
The Daily Express declares that
the protest of the American press has
been a splendid vindication of the
honor of the American people, but
that the signature will remain a blot
on republic.s reputation.
"It is isinentsblef’ The Erprm
says, "that Mr. Taft is not strong
enough to resist the politicians and
set in accord with the cal, of nation-
al confidence. All nhinglish speaking
nations must view with sorrow . the
sight ei the dnited_stetes._ dregging
iitenener. mud-beepettqred, b °r°
the world. In the long run America
will be the sufferer. Honesty among
men remains the best_DQli°7-"
'rue Deny mil serv--"It mlrht
have been excusable merely to st-
uien his signature, hut Mr. 'rnft did
not scruple to Kl_'_e the blll hll,beue-
aieuen ie e niomcwuliun whieh wee
werthier ef s rettlfoniue H0110"-0'
nine the eine! ei e :mt republic-
frlu mmorsnhm MDN# 0°* I
single reference ef -sn swell either
U to arbitrationor to the lbw courts."
illiilili Piucv
llll THE llllllllll
(Canadian Press.)
WINNIPEG. Aus- 27-F. E. smith,
K~ U-r M- P-. B young Unionist mem-
ber who is here today said that Mr-,
B0l‘<len H utterances on naval matters
were received with the utmost gratifi-
cation ln England.
"No proposal has so touched the
imagination of the people in regard
'20 imperial conception since the
Canadian co-operation in the South-
African war” he gain,
Right Hon. Walter Long, M. P.,
addressed 8 crowded meeting of the
Canadian Club, speaking along simil-
ar lines and expressing tne convict-
ion that the announcements of Can-
ada's policy on Naval defence would
not he in the nature of disappoint-
ment to the motherland.
|l]llll|HEl_l|lIllS
[ll _l SUSPECT
,FONDA, Aug. 27-Wm. H. Dorsey
of the Burns Detective Agency of New
York after examining the man sus-
pected of being Lefty Louie, wanted
in connection withthe Rosenthal mur-
der case, said he is unablolto positive-
ly identify him-. _. .,...__,_ -.
However, the' measurements 'of the
prisoner tally with those of Lefty
Louie end the detective is eweiting
iédditioual information from Washing-
on.
surrnio urrus 'ro
_ 'ruer rnniuiun.
LONDON, Aug. 26-The British
sudragettes are about to put the Hon
Robert L. Borden to the test. He use
fully consented a delegation of :wo-_
men who will place before him their
views on all phases of their.political
status, and request to be told of his
opinion 'and as to whether he intends
to do anything for their cause in the
Dominion of Canada. Mr. Borden has
been the recipent of much attention
_from the suffragettes since his arrival
in' Angland some months ago. ‘ He
has, however, generally succeeded ,in
evading their demands for an inter-
view but he has now relented and
'consonted to meet a. delegation which
will call on himi on Saturday after-
noon.
TIIE VIEITIIER
TIIETEIPEIIITIIIE “ 
TIDES HOOH ETC
pspecial to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 28--Moddr
ate northwesterly and westerly winds;
fair and comparatively cool.
The lowest temperature recorded
esterda? was fifty-seven degrees a-
hove zero the highest was sixty-five
above. The lowest recorded the pre-
vious night was fifty-six degrees a-
bove. At nine a. m., yesterday it
was fifty-nine above and at nine p.
ni., it was fifty-seven above.
__'_I‘he tlde`will be high this morning
at 10.53 and tomorrow at 11838; it
will be high tonight at 12 and Fri-
day morning at 12.28.
The sun sets this evening at 6.45
and tomorrow at 6.44; it rises to-
morrow morning at 5.16 and Friday
at 5.18. .
The moon rises tonight at 7.24.
There was 5 full moon on TuesdaY.
Aug. Hth, at 3.59 p.m. i
The last quarter- of the moon will
be on Wednesday, Sept. ith, at 9-23
a.m. .
' The length of today will be thir-
t hours and thirty-one minutes.
(Eoin Ye_sfprday'e Evening Buardlup)
 tamperature at one o'elock
this afternoon br the "R°Il»ll
Store" tested thermometer with a
northern exposure was sixti'-f°“\' 0°-
grees above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was 57 degrees above nero
and the highest was 69 above. The
rlowagt recorded the previous night
was "41 degrees above. At nine a.
m. yesterday it was 59 above and
`at.aiiis`p.m. it was 57 shove.
Ask for llinard’s and take no other
,The City' end seeiei end nerni ue- _--
f0l‘n1 League will have legal represen-
(Cauadian Press.) `
TORONTO, Aug. 25-John Hop.
kill! 0! 35 Kippendavle Avenue, after
seven years experimenting, has suc-
ceeded in crossing strawberry with
raspberry. '
Strawberry bloom was inoculated
with the bloom of the other fruit and
he has 300 bushes with_a new kind
of fruit that has astonished experts.
' The fruit is shaped like an elongat-
ed raspberry only about threee times
as big and has a delicious flavor.
He refused an offer of $1,000 for 100
of bushes.
Sllll HEPUHTEU
CETTINGE, Montenegro, Aug.
-Further massacres of Christians by
Turkish troops on the Albanian front-
ier continue to be reported but the
Montenegrin government is striving to
give effect to the peaceful councils of
the representatives here of the Euro-
pean. powers.
The Minister of the Interior left
the capital today for the border with
the object of tranquilizing the popu-
lace on the Montenegrin side.
Z7
SCUTTLED THE SHIP.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 26-A
despatch from Nicolaeff reports that
seamen in open mutiny have scuttled
the Russian military transport Cag-
sul. Another transport is threatened
with the same fate. The Black Sea
Fleet has left for Nicolaell..
The story of the plot by malcou-
tents among sailors of the Russian
Black Sea, capture the Czar is de-
clared in official circles here to be an
absolute invention. The cases of
»mutiny`and insubordiuation among
the seamen of the Black Sea and Bal-
tic fleets and among soldiers, are due
to dissatisfaction 'of the men with the,
conditions of their service, and have
been used skilfully by the revolution-
ary leaders.
COHDENSED ADS '
T00 LATE Fill
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\ 1 "°'°° `
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in this column. Cash must accom?
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allowed. Minimum charge twenty-live
cents. _ ____W_________
BOARD FOR TWO STUDENTS OR
_others nt_e1lnyneid st. gs-zslisipd.
WANTED- A SALESMAN AGE
18 to 25-Apply at once. Box 338.
s;2sMzi.
FOR SALE. A VALUABLE EXTEN-
_ sion table and side-board at 120
_Culnberland St. 8-gil/l_14lpd.
BOY WANTED T0 WORK IN DEN-
tal office. Apply to Dr. Robins, 125
Queen St. 8-l-7Mtl-
,WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework-. Apply to
Mrs. A. J. Biflln, 231 Richmond
SL . 8-2BMtf.
TEACHER WANTED FOR WHEAT-
ley School. Male preferred. Apply
to Colin Higgins, Secretary.
fl-28ME8ipd.
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WANTED, A COOK. APPLY WITH
references to Mrs. David Robertson.
Rotbesay, New Brunswick.
J;2§Ml%iBfl~
WANTED. STUDENTS T0 BOARD.
at 166 Weymouth St., near P. W.
College. Modern conveniences.
8-28M1wpd.
_._____________--__
BUTTER WANTED. ONE. HUN-
dred tubs separator butter, also
large quantity in pound bloell- F-
J. I-Iolmau &__C0. l-l_-28152.
1`Los'r-'ni' crr.iux.o'r'ru'rowN,MoN-
day, sum of money in bills. Finder
please leave at Ixus McLeod A:
Co’s and receive r _ajQ.___§_-2§l§_3l-
FOR SALE, ONE BLACK MALE
fox, born on Island ranch. For par-
ticulars apply to Rodk. MacKay,
Bradslblne, or Calvin Reeves, Free-
wwu- 3:!.§¥¥!L-
EXPERIENCED BOY\ WANTED. $4.00
per week will be paid a bright boy
with one ycar's experience at the
printing. Apply at Guardian Office.
s-img.
nov wsirrun Ar owon 'ro Lsiias
the printing. Must have a fair edu-
catl0n.r Three dollars per week will
he paid st the beginning- Apply at
_0_“°'_ _°‘°_°_9£_°_‘i2°_»___._ 3.‘_37¥_F_-
AUCTION-I WILL SELL BY AUC-
tlon ou__tbe Market Square on Fri-
day, Aug. 80th, at 11.30 o'clock a.
m., one driving mare, seven years
old, about ten hundg lbs. weight.
,A. Boisnsr, Auction . I-llllillpd.
‘lllnards Llnlmont used by Physician.
` rlleuniatism and cold _since yesterday.
.4 _.,.._, _..,_;_
~ SAMUS lSLlll|]
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 27- Warships are
to he sent to the Island of Samoa by
Crete.
segqred 'Jeni petleinexya em suodag
of Cretans are organizing an nrmed
expedition to Samoa to attempt to
seize it and depose the prince and an-
nex the island to Greece.
' ‘_..._ __ __`_s_ .__
in mvisiiilii  
_i nnisiiniu
BOSTON, Aug. Z7-An alleged con-
spiracy on the part of a number of
Boston men who are officers of the
mills inliawrence to secrete dyna-
mite during a general strike in the
latter city last winter is the subiect
of investigation began by the Sullolk
County Grand Jury today.
District Attorney Pelletier had a
number of the mill officials appear be-
fore that body.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-Sobercd
by the embarraasments of Sa.tarday's
all-night session of filibusters and
disagreements, congress adjusted its
differences today, invited the presi-
dent to the capitol once more and at
4.30 o'rlock this afternoon wrote,
"Flnls” after the proceedings of the
second session of the sixty-second
congress. _ _
lHll0U|lCEME|l'l`5»
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS, EIC
____-
One cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
pany ,order and five per cent discount
allowed. Minimum change twenty-five
cents.
“Hear Miss Davies at the Opera
House next Friday night. 8-28MZi.
“Big time for the Workingman at
the Labor Day Sports. 8-ZBME-li.
.°°Catsl Cats! Catsl Opera House,
Friday, 30 Aug. Seats now on sale.
8-28M2i.
“You cannot afford to miss hear-
ing Mrs. Larnard's Monologue Fri-
day night. B~23M2i-
“Phonograph and outfit valued, at
$125.00 will be put up at auction at
McLaughlin’s sale, tomorrow. 8-28Mli
°°You've always wanted a phonog-
raph. Attend Dr. McLaughlin's sale
and get a machine and outfit at your
own price. 8-“MU
“Big list of entries-keen competi-
tion-capable management-4th Regt.
Band, at the Labor Day Sports.
Q-28ME1i.
“The attendance at the Charlotte-
town Business Collego is increasing
rapidly. The great demand for its
graduates is attracting general at-
tention. The public must have re-
sults. . 8-2iiME1l.
"Be converted to typewrlting your
correspondence and billing your cus-
tomers. Looks hetter. works quicker
and costs less in the end. Get one of
my Smith Premiers for good work.
A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S.
I-Zlillllii
."The affair of the season will be
the mammoth bazaar to be held in
the Market Hall during exhibition
week in behalf of Notre Dams Ami
,r -,,. ' x.
  _ (Canadian Press.) I
. ‘ OTTAWA, Ang, 27- A change ,gas lt is now very generally known
 . 5 ,_ _ _ . ,_ 4 _
been made in the plans for
_ Wilfrid Laurier's tour.
for n tour of Quebec, speaking nt 9,-
00"f hell e dozen points end turn
going to Ontario “in-ie hc will pro-
bably open at Woo-1-uocli. '
After the Ontario i--ur he will ge
west, the extcnt_oz iii. visit there de-
pending on date i.. .,|.,.“ing 0| pap
linment. ,
WON MILE THNDEM.
NEWARK, N. J., August Z6-AL
fred Gunda. or /inetreiin_ nnd wni
ter De Mara, of Cleveland, won the
world's one mile tandem bicycle
Championship here on Sunday. L.
Dlefenbacker, of Salt Lake, and
Ernest Jackus, of Newark. were
liecond. The time was 2.09 2-5.
Frank L. Kramer and the French-
man, Emil Friol, fell. Kramer won
lh_e hall mile race from De Marag
with Jumbo Wells third, and the twf.
miles' handicnp was captured _by
l"l0Yd Krebs.
STOHMB IN ONTARIO.
LONDON, August 26-Violent elec-
trical- storms have done great dam-
age throughout western Ontario to-
day- From all parts of the country
came reports of barns destroyed,
PRESIDENT INVITED _porous beaten down and live stock
T0 CAPITOL. killed. At Sarnia the large cooper ncing absolutely depleted. Prices are
shops of the Port Huron Salt com-_ accordingly rising in Winnipeg. Pen-
DHHY were sent on fire and the en- sylvanin hard coal has gone up from
tire- plant destroyed. A large barn ten and a half to eleven dollars a
hear urti-ight was also burned
at Zorra, containing his season
.was destroyed with contexts. In
Chatham township a barn on the
Williamson farm was struck and
destroyed. It contained over a thou-
send bushels of wheat, besides oats
and hay in large quantif_iee_
Several smaller barns in the same
vicinity were also destroyed. No
lives are reported lost.
CHINAMEN ARRESTED.
MONTREAL, August 26-Bail
ulpfulllfiuu !~- $890 was given this
mornniv ir. liiiity-nine Chinamen ar-
rested in nu early morning raid,
CllHl“ZC€l \\»l.’l rambling and conduct-
ing a lou--fy in a house in West
Lagaiichei._!u=.~.- street. The house
raided was ci--wlied with L‘¢lcStialn_
when the Police appeared, and four
fan tan games and a lottery drawing
were proceeding. Books and papers
‘collected showed that thousands of
dollars were involved in the lottery
drawings and Chinese from all over
the country were playing in the
game, Usually the police find it dif-
ficult to collect evidence in Chinese
cases, but there is a "Tong" wnr
on between rival bands at present
and members of one "Tong" are mot-
erially nssisti1ig"the nlicr in this
case. as the lottery vllas being run
by rival leurlors.
Mlnnrds liniment cur/es garnet in 1'-own
to
the Egllnd. The farm of John Todd,:
L Econo nufs siioor   olruliyisiiilii is1nii:,iiini_,  iuinu.w|iuiM iinisirieuilori or    
g   R.`ll. MATCHES AGAINST lllll lliSPBlllBl ,l _IS llifilflllllii  |l||5|_50|~| 5HE||_p5
~ i iiiinul Pniu missin mum uliss
ldlullll/ullfkslllgll  /` - 3 7”” "‘ ~ ”_`_ inev Mnuuu’ Durbamsil,
if   , _ ' _  1 »_ "` _f "_    ._ _
ln Charlottetown For
That Purpose
.
I
U The Rev. Alfred Hall, commissirrner
for the distribution for the Rt 'lion
Lord Strathcona of the Nelsol
shields to Educational Institutions.
arrived in Charlottetown last even-
ing and is registered at the Victoria
l li »l.Bl.
throughout Canada that these bis-
S" toric trophies are made out of the
coppri .rf Lord Nelson`s own flag-
Instead of going to Victoria for ships. me Victory and the Foudroy
the F0;-entry Convention he Wm start anl.. Tir-.se shields are used for com-
out about the middle of Scptembe
memornf ive and cnmpctifive purposes
’ in the public sene--i...
Tlle dlEl.rlbllf.l0f'l vii I'uii1i lii lib! Al-
ready tnken place in ie--.'|~.i provinces.
New Brunswick and l'.  island will
be dwelt with during Mr. Hall's pre-
, sent tour. nearly 2000 shields have
already been uissued and Mr. Hall
ilirie addressed one hundred thousand
students.
It is u..-ieratood that it is the
practisr in connection with this mo-
vemi r to hold an inugural
career...-. <-f presentation in the capi-
 <f e.i.v»: province. Such functions
l. we l.f‘ei. held at Toronto, Winnipeg,
P.. ina, Montreal, and Halifax in
every. cz-so ti--» l.t. Governor presided.
This Dominion wide work is being
carriwi out by the Brltisi. and For-
eign Sailors' Soeieti, a-world-wide in-
stitution of which his Majesty the
King is Patron and Lord Strathcona
is president. The Rev. Mr. Hall is
Dominion representative and senior
Chaplain for Canada for this socltti-
DEMAND FOR IIARD COAL.
WlNNIl’EG, Aug. 26-Reportsfrom
the Pennsylvania nnthraciee coal iii-.ld
show that the demand in spite of
every effort to aVoid a shorthilt. ll*
likely to be overwhelming on ac-
count of a mass of belated orders ac-
cumulated during the strike period of
the ~spring.
Stocks of the big coal companies
throughout the cf-untry which at the
wesent time should be filling up _for
winter ii mands, are inmany eases
ton . Manitoba and eastern Saskatch-
:wan are dependent on this supply,
fhou 1 further west it comes into
is V 
crop and much valuable live stock. U0mP0fiti0Il Wlllll llmd Wal ‘mm
Crow's Nest.
The shortage can be $116800 Ol DY
the following figures of shipments
from Pennsylvania; April 1911, 5.'
so4,o1s tene; April 1912, 266.625
,t.ons; May 1911, 6,417,332 tons,
May 1912, 1,429,457 tons.
First seven months 1911, 32. 113.*
648 tons same period 1912. 22.'
382,132 tone.
Much of the Canadian prairie west
is depondonf. for i*~ fuel s\lPDll°5 0"
limi. lib' ;-‘-i.:|.-  :xml il GSB flg\1l`l35 17"'
‘ .,,| 1,1, _.I.i=:|.r::.' ;»:f»sDeCl5. l.i0¢Bl-
|. _.' .ir .u~ .-.-. »-niwipatlng a fur'
" L-.~ '.i__e 1:: i-ii.-in
NMPERUR ILL.
4::
CASSEL HESSE, Nassau, Aug.
fi-`-l~ln\nvror William ls suffering °°“'
sidernble pain from the attack of
rhcumatism which has affected him
for some days past. The doctors lu
nttendance have advised his mal¢9l¢Y
thnt it is necessary to avoid 0**
muon as possible exposure dui im# \l\H
prevailing bad weather. The Mu
pcror has, therefore, taken sviict
precautions against a cold and Wet.
ns he docs not wish anything VJ ln'
tcrfcre with his aPPl`05°hl“i “sit
to switzerland-to attend t e srmv
ri-.moeuvres there. No alteration has
been made in his arrangements, to
'return in llerlln on August Z9 for
the Autumn pnradenf the Berlin
,md 1-..|_»~dnm gnrrlsons.
SHELL FISH
SYDNEY, Aug. 20 -Some time HB0
the appointment l-_ii the Dominion
Government was :nniounced and the
arrangements are iv--.i completed fur
holding about 40 public sittings in
Nova Scotia, New iii-rniswick, and
Prince Edward Island.
The Commlsslon's investigation in
most opportune and timely as thesi-
valuable Shell-fish resources are,\ aio
oyster fishery has already witnessed n
serious decline. -
p The (‘»ommlssion's investigation
B., and proceeds round the Bay
ward Island (September 18th
\28rd), returning to New Brunswick
.and eontinuiuii its work from C
September 3rd at St. Andrews, N.
of will, we are confident vs the Tlolni
lhmdy and will then visit Prince Ed- misaloners all the 'igrmstion an ‘
assistance they possibly eau. so thll
to
. their work may be of laltind bsnefi\
Fisheries, Ottawa. ,
The results of the Commissions
work, collection of evidence and in-
formation and visits to the fishing
lgroundn and packing establishments
lsliould l\.- of the greatwt Vs\\le’t0 all-
eoni-.ninr i, and are likely to alN`»l'»
renee.; in-niit Shell-fish Fisheries iw
ly-onrs L-i rome. ’
Tin- oi»,.-ct of the Commission is bd
doubt, in a serious condition, and the ri-|~ou\inen.l such measure! sl _lllln
pi.-._-erve and improve the supply ol
lobsters, oysters and clams, and the
is body of fishermen in this Province
and the packers and all .interested
to the Province _ . . _.,
" _ ocag- . » I
dsmy. Show your interest in fhs ne to Bathurst; and from October sth The last Shellflllll 
good work by 'a generous donation. to the 31 will make a tour of the in 1987 and thd Vast ehln _
B-28Mlw. Nova Scotia e shore and hold sit- fisheries in a quarter of s dent
-1 tinge at Wallace, Sydney, Mira. nrgady n.llfo_r_\rsshad|y'stem ‘E
“Bid away-any bid-phonograph Loufsburg, Malagawntch, Halifax, Lis- consdving and improving our `
and outfit, valued st ever $125.00 comb, Cause, Chester. Ilveruwl. teemed and valuable fosters, oysters
will be put up at Dr. McLaughiin’s Ciark'e Harbor# Lockaport, Yar- and slams. __, Q.
auction sale tomorrow. Here‘s a mouth, and Digby. 11|; data; of datlagafin Caps ‘Brees
chance to get good entertainment for The Oommissioners include I-lion. gn pre; dns e Oo Hoang'
the home, lodge,club room or farm- John McLean, Searls, Prince Ed- gee, 11;  grid ' _
at Your Own Price, Come alon and ward Island; Kr. Richards 0'Lsary, Mira, Oct. 14; Town ` \, mem
make some hid. t-Elm. Bichihucto, N. l.,' end lr. s. Y. mfg,  ia,-, _gia-
, iwuson. Heiiiex, whi e the chairmen hed et io s.`ni.,‘ " , si. . ‘
Keep Minard's Linimeut in the house. is Professor Prince, Commissioner oflehe nearing ag gviaagae, _,_,-__,___;_`_'__ J he-.
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