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dal to The Guardian. fect.
BEFORQNTO, Sept. 6-Submarine
wephones were used for the first
time in connection with the tlming’oi
me motor boat races on the lake this
t The Guardian.
spdll'l'AlTl»l,AM. N. B., Sept. 6-The
exhibition here opens on Monday and
a
entries exceed any previous record. .N me
Lar e additions have been built for
S Ruta Hsthew 
uve stock- _ d Pauline     4
Two daYB l`B~°l“5 is "Bu" ‘ Nick R-. Pauline,-.liriiicetown and
penn to 'rue Guardian. :Freda “view were drawn aftertiiira
The rdce sumni ' . ~
THREE i-a'i'i'i iiiiis i§<I>(3r“.s`
Cochato Lady .... ._   1 2 1
Achille 'Ihe Great   3 1 2
afternoon. _ _M}_g_gm__I.  .... ..   2 dis.
2.22 Taos' AND PACE.
Hua s. _
e Oaks  
ii _ _
on.Mons,1~eb., sept. e-'riwmes E” _ .
ner, driving a 1,000 gallons butter-
mnk cart, upset in a depression in
the road.
He was caught underneath the milk
which spilt and drowned him.
special to The Guardian, lSi>ooney Boy   
NDON Sept 6-The 'General S -
LO - - - Y ‘
f the Anglican Church opened _ _
;‘_‘)’_‘_lly°_ | The provincial horses showed up in
excellent style. Mr, Stewart, sont"
Among other resolutions the Ne
Tcmere degree will bejntroduced by
e Dioceses of Toronto. Saskatchew
th ' » -
un. Ontario, Algoma and ltupertb; l_7_e§fH» BOY chased Frank Patch close
Lund.
Special to The Guardian. l HAIJIFAX. N-  Sept. 2-Porfect
  6-M--~   ;s2w..is: o ;:i."f;}°:..°.';;‘ ss.
which the wise ones were all disap-
CO__k_ _pointed ns in evcry race ti dark horse
Thursdon. Irish autboress, was found
:lead this morning at a hotel in
| Best time 2.20}.
FREE FOR ALL.
_Frank Patch    
'Vesta Boy     '
_'Leonard Wilton 
iRoy:.l Knight  .
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Best Time 2.135
D0\'t. ami Don Steele, snmmeygide
are receiving hearty congratulations
an in the third heat d 1
‘the mark of 2.131 Une nm t
She was the daughter of Puul Mad- W0" °“t‘
den, ex-Mayor of Cork. l In the 225 trol' ‘mil »‘|1°**» i`i\<'!'<~
ller latest novell Max. is very siic-'We"". twelve Btafters' """“"'l'_~1“'l l\'¥\y
cessful.
TTOGKLAND, Mc., Sept. 4-Thru
boiling seas and in u. gale of wind,
which had Dilcd their vessel on Gun-
ning Rock, at the entrance of Port
Clyde harbor, the crew of foui' men,
together with Mrs. John Keen, wife.
of the captain of the Ellsworth, Me.,
schoone_r'Davitl Faust, were hauled to'
safety by the crew of the Burnt Is-
hind life saving station in u. frail
chair by n life line.
captain Keen and his men arrived_
here todny, relating their narrow es-j
cape and the fact that their vessel!
will he a total loss. 'l‘hc schooner Da-l
vhl Faust was was bound from Bos-
ton for Stockton.
LASHED TO _
A CHAIR.
Running before the ` gale, the
schooner was headed by Captain Keen,
for l'ort Clyde harbor on Burnt Is-I
land. It appeared as if she was to!
mnkc her haven in safety and c\-fide
the storm, but just at the entrance
to the harbor the schooner struck on
Gunning rock and 'therc was wrecked
by the elements. The lifesavcrs could
not launch a boat in _the great seas
which combed over the beach and dis-l
tressed vessel alike and Mrs. Keen'
wus sent through fthe galctossed wat-
ers in 3 frail shair, to which she was
laialiecl. The chair ivasguided on its'
wny by ii life line.
Special to The Guardian.
Daniels were picked as favorites.
second tier he soon forced his way t<
the front and was never liended.
(lromwell was the favorite. '
(‘F‘\V0i;’0 Hoy owned b Vic
nnd_ lowered 'his mark to 2.1555, ¢;hi<
giving him the honor of being tht
fastest green pncer this yciir in 
l4.Ti_i;lnml States and thc Maritim(
Provinces.
Oswego Boy won his race on l*`i‘iiln_\
as wcll.
The 2.20 trot was tlic greatest sur
prise to the thousands prcsint.
Briar Queen, four years old, owner’
liy H- IfC<l.Vard_ won the second lien(
1" 2-18. breaking the Maritime re
cord for the four-ycnr-old trottcr:
held by llrnzilian for so many vcars.
Horsemen will rcnieniber last eni
Briar Queen struggled hard for first
money but the son of Iiiuzilinn wm
out; being forced to break a r..ari~
time ecord.
In yesterday's race Briar Queen was
made to trot five heats before the
judges could decide the winner.
Mamie P. was a troublesome com-
petitor, having forced Walter H. to
trot the first heat in 2.l6,} and was
only beaten by a nose. Mamie went n
good race ns previous to this grilling
contest she worked through lame-
ness.
Saturdny’s programme proved thc
HALIFAX, Sept. 4-A record crowd
attended the races and exhibition to-I
dny. Weather conditions were per-I
best ever \vitncs_scd On the Halifax
speedway; out of the thirteen heats
raced eleven were better than 2.20.
The folowiug is the summary:
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Is an unnatural disfigurement and a handicap i_n
social and business life. Those who care for their
personal appearance,use HAY’S HAIR HEALTH.
It removes all traces of grayness by restoring- the
hair to its natural color-used successfully for 25
years when all others have failed. IS NOT A DYE.
Send l0c. flor sample bottle of HAY’S HAIR HEALTH and tube of
HAY’S LILY WHITE TOILET CREAM, nnd hooks “The Care vi (bv
Hair and Skin." PHILO HAY SPEC.
CO., Newark, N. J., U.S. A. ' _
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES.
3| and 50c. bottles at Drug and Dept. Stores, or direct upon receipt of price.
HARFINA SOAP uncqualled for the complexion, keeps skin fine and soft.
Cures skin diseases, red, rou|{h,chapped hands, and pimples. 25C. It dl‘Udil|5\5-
l*`ui‘_suLe nnd'rccommended by E.
A. linster, Sunnyside, successor to
A. W. Reddin.
There is the reciprocit
Point °t.straight.
game .
over the price is right
' ' $25.00 and
dealer sent on request.
\ The Ross
The Reciprocity of
a-Ross Rifle
every Canadian hunier
Thai of his "Ross" Rifle.
_ ~ Pull tiie trigger right. A '
‘_ And it will reciprocate b_v landing the
"ROSS" Spoiting Rifles have the accuracy
which has enabled Ross Target Arms to
distance all other makes at UISLEY U10
world’s greatest rifle meeting, and niore-
, _ l
lllu'strated Catalogue and name of nearest
_ ._ _ Quebec, Que. ’
y which will seivc
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Rifle Co _' |,!
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Although Ariel Wood started in the
In the 2.15 trot and pace, Marv
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Douse, won by n nose in every hem
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at (lharlottctnwn Dominion D. and
2.25 TRUT ANI) I’A(‘~l<I.
Ariel Wood, one, one, one.
Nick’ ll., two, t\'1'o, four.
Giiizer, four, eight, two.
Hilda B., three, three, three.
lahanto, eight, four, six.
Robert li., six, five, eight.
William, five. six, five.
Jay Wilkes, eleven, seven, seven.
__Mary Daniel, twelve, nine, distanc-
e .
Miss Chelsea, ten, ten, distanced.
dNellie Oakes, seven. twelve, distanc-
e . _
__1190F\*1Y`d- M-. nine, eleven, distanc-
e .
Best time 2.15.
2.20 'I‘R()'l'.
Briar Queen, six, one, two, one,
one,
Walter H., one, two, one, two, tivo.
Mamie P., two, four, five, four,
four.
Frank Power, five; six, three, three,
three.
Gracie Mack, four, five. four, dis-
Rapidity, tiiree, 'three, distanced.
' Miss Temple, distanced.
Best time 2.16.
2.15 'I‘ltO'l' AND PAL"-l‘l.
Oswego Hoy, one, two, one, one.
Leonard Wilton, seven, one, two,
two.
Charlie King, two, four, three,
three, '
Larua Merill, three, tlii'ee, five,
four.
Royal Lancer, four, five, four, dis-
tanced.
_Marv Ci'oniwell, five, six, di.~;r.iuic_-
cr _
Meadowvale, distanced,
_ Best time, 2.15. 1
_ (Special Despatcli to the 'l`oronto
‘ Globe.)
(7HAlil.UT'l‘lil'I`CWN, P. E. I., liiept
l-"Prince Edward Island will onlv
send four representatives to support
reciprocity, because she had only four
to elect. She would send ten if she
had that many members. There has
been no issue here within my recol-
lection that even approached it in
popularity. It means everything to
our Island."
Such _was the emphatic statement
of l-’rovincinl l’rcmier l’aliner, in :in
interview with The Globe tonight.
Tho Prem.ier’s declaratioii was cor-
roborated by a significant incident.
A denutation representing both poli-
tical pni‘tics.inl`0rmally waited upon
Hon Mr Fieldiiig at Georgetown,
urging the Minister of Finance to
make arrangcmeiits for the improve-
inent of communication between thc
island and the mainluiid. in order
that the islandcrs might secure the
full advantage of the service to thc
New England States in exporting
their fish. potatoes mid farm pro-
ducts nnder the operation of the reci-
procity agreement.
Special to The' Guardian.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4'-The sliotruii
came into play again yesterday as
the deadly weapon of supposed black-
lianders on the east side.
’l‘lic niurdéi' was attciiiled bv llc-
cidedly unusual circumstances.
The vietim, l<‘rank Busso. .1 Sicil
ian, was shot dead while lying vii his
face on a table under 8 small shed in
a yard in the rear of a teneziiiuit.
Two white haiidliorchicfs were lying
on the body’ one zihovc and one hc-
low the wound and an electric alc-
light was directly m'erliciid.
The police believe the nian \'.n.~;
plied with drink until lic became
drowsy and was placed on the tahlc
and white lmndkercliicfs laid on him
to mark the spot where the assassins
should aim from a nearby \\'indo\\'.
(ll-IESTERFIELD, Va., Septeniber
1. - Henry filay Beattie, junior, in-
dicted for the murder oi' his wife,
sobbed like a child yesterday when
his gray-liaired father, in a lo\\'.
trc|n‘.i1ous voice, told of thc domestic
infciicity of his son and the slain
woman. Louise Owen Beattie. The
da_v’s battle by the defense against
the evidence heaped up by the prosc-|
cutioii. Today the acciisccl himself,
will go on the stand and thc defense
AG(lUSED'S (`lIiANDI¢‘A'l"Hl‘]l'{
GIVES EVlDl<lN(7l1l.
llnttering constantly against thc
testimony of Paul lieiittic, cousin of
the prisoner, as to the p1ii'clnisc oi
the gun, his delivery of it to Henry
and his subsequent conversiitiors
with the accused, the defense intro
duced several .witiiesscs to cast doubt
on the veracity of l’iinl.
Ii. emphasized that point when it
produced David 1). Hcnttic, l’iiul':-i
grandfatlier iind the uncle of Henry,
who testified that l’nul's character
was not good. The most surprising
refuliation of the duv aizuinst l’aul’s
testimony came when Ernest H.
Neblltt said that on Sunday, July lii_
he saw Paul licnttie on the bridge
where he worked, hniiriling a single-
barrellcd shot gun. Paul had main
tiiincrl ever since the coroner’s in
quest that he disposed of the shot.
gun the s:|_me dny he got it, Satur-
day, July 15, by giving it to Hen-
TY.
Henry (l. Beattie, senior, father of
the accused, was interrogated for on
hour just before court adjourned for
the day. The_ wiiite-haired man, his
face deeply wrinkled and pale, spoke
in a voice scarcely above a whisper.
The father spoke highly of his son's
character and controverted thc testi-
mony of many witnesses for the
prosecution that Henry showed no
signs of grief after his wife’s murder.
He declared that he sobbcd and
moaned almost all night after thc
tragedy.
After it few minutes' testimony by
Mary Jackson, a colored woman, to
the effect that she ‘saw a bearded
man in the vicinity of the murder
on the Sunday before it happened,
which on cross-examination she was
unable to maintain, especially as she
could not fix the exnct date, court
adjourned until today.
Special to The Guardian.
BOSTON, Sept. 4-By the rescue of
5 young girl from white slavery, pol-
ice believe they have solved the mys-
tery of the disappearance of pretty
ing |_'i'i‘1s-ironi convcnts and hoarding, The Uiirimlians also defeated the
schools for iinniornl purposes. 'l`€l`l'itoi‘i:ils for the Londonderry c\i|.'
Grace Gow Browncr, with many al-- :iltlioinrli no iiwiird was m.:ulc, neifner
iiises, was iirrcsted under the new in-_ tcain scoriiif: suiiicic-nt llvllils-
terstiite law against white slavery. 5 "*'~’ "-"' '~ > 'r
lt is alleged that while posing l .-\l\ll-il<2_lt>1’l‘, .\'i-pt. li-'l‘lic vrholc
transient \,0a|-¢1¢1- at ,L com-gn; she i|,._coniTiiiiiiity was slioclicil this after-
veighcd the girl into Bccompanwnziiiooii by the 1-eport tluit Mpc. Steele,
her and since that time she has hcenlwlfc of KQV' 1)' A' Steele' D' D" mfs'
held in dm.e5s_ tor emnritiis. _of the l"1rst_ Bautist
_lil vilhurch, had dicd suddenly this morn-
ing :it Toronto where she had been
Sllffliikll to The Guariliziii. 'visiting lirr dzinglitcr-iii-la\\', Mrs.
LUNUUN. Sellli- 4'“'A fleliliifllllleflf- Of Wnltcr I-l\‘nn:1, furinci'l5 thc wife of
the (`-anudian Artillery on Saturday thc lntn si-.iiwv .=‘_i_i>.\.t-_ Mrs. Su-plc
defeated a company of the London nad been in the bi-st of health since
Territorials for the Canadian chal' going to Toronto two weeks ago,
lenge cup, scoring 137 to 132. and only rcf\n'nf_~fl Siturdnv froin ii
trip to Niagara.
The ileccuscii wus ii. dnnglitr-r of
thelnte Hpinney and Martha Whit-
innn, of (‘xi|iso, and wus iixzirried therc
in 1865 tu llPv.` ll. A. Stacie, then
hlliug his first pnntomtc with thc
l‘nnso Baptist (`hurcli.
nbc was T2 yciirs of age. Durinl-'»
the years which Mrs. Steele resided
in Amherst she had by her beautiful
rlini‘zi<'tci' cndeiircd herself 'to the
whole conininiiity und perhaps no
pnstor‘h wife was more brloved by 'his
people, that was the lute Mrs. Steele.
Shu was ii liclpiiuite of Aml\9!‘Hl-
(.‘!Tiir<:lT ililrilig tllc iiiniiy _vciirs of his
n\inisti'y here, :ind tho ncws of hcr
¢|[i;n|| “~i]l \»\'l|I}l SllI`l`U\\` lA) rllilliy
lhoines. Besides her husband she is
survived hy one daughter, Graci. WUB
of or-l\I.i or A fi Robb, of Amherst,
and i‘reiglitoii ol La Grande, Ore-
gnu.
_ Ilr. Steele urns present and partici-
pated in the morning services of the
ljnptist ('li\irch this morning, assist-
ing the pii.~:tor, liev. Mr, Htuckhousc
at the monthly communion, and it
was just :ifter this service that H.
W. liog;=ri,» receivcil the telegram from
his sister, Mrs. I‘Ivnns,nnno‘.1'ic1ng
the death. I)r. .~"teelc is almost pros-
trnted by his sudden lirrriiveniznt.
:ind the syinpatliy of all will K0 Ollll
,to him in this hour of trial.
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snack for the Summer days. _
Shredded Wheat is ready-cooked, ready-to-sci've. It is made of the
whole wheat steam-cocked, shredded and lialacd--xiptliing added, nothing
taken away--the cleanest, purest, most nutritious of all cereal foods.
MAKE YOUR “MEAT” SHREDDED WHEAT
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