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 today when several di; ing for nearly a year was formally p
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OINOINNATII 0 |0' July 9_ one Canmuan Iuduéateml éxiibltijn' I ______________'; -_ :he
»°.‘=“”|@'||!illhlZilBlliih swindlct that which Winnipeg and a large sedtloni V ‘  ' '__ fi),-I;
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he visit of Hia Royal Highness will w
HALIFAX July ii-among the
assengers on the wrecked Maritime
xpress was Dr W M Rochester, of
oronto, General Secretary of the
omlnion Lord's Day Alliance
ute to I-luiifax where he is the
uest of Rev. Archdeacon Armitage,
e told the following story of the
reck:-
“I had just finished lunch, and had
marked by numerous important taken my seat in the rear car when was a passenger who had gone to
llll10i5l0nB- there were two or three violent jerk-. ,the baggage car on an errand, and
Thi’ °lhii>i¢i°h Whi°li WHS °P=u°=<i iifss of the train as if the smcrgeiicy_arrived were Just as che accident
dal' iii thi’ l3l`§°5h Bhd mo" ‘Wi-' hfakfs WSW heihg Bllpliud. which happened. I-Ie suffered a broken arm,
the true of the postal car met in-
stant de h, his body being 'badly
mangled Then ij: was discovered
that only) three men met with any
thing like serious iniury Ons was
the i press agent, whosuilered sev
ere bi: ises ,about the -head, one wrist
severely sprained; the other had his
hhdv cut aiid some severe bruises.
He was brought to Halifax. Another
ble affair of its kind ever held west created a feeling of excitement and sprained wrist and some slight
g°"'m°°i  thhy immediately tool; OL 'I‘0l'0hi-0- The l1i1mel'0l1B buildings suspense until the train came to a contuslons. The 'baggage-master auf-
iubtxkadto ta money lender. Thsy ‘and pavilions at t_be exhibition complete standstill, then we realized fered perhaps the most serious in-
nnt u- hem for a smell sum the Presenting the agricultural. uiucii that something must have haiii>ened.»jury, having sovoi-ai.rins broken and
t th "10 “hill they became known siuuudu ure filled with diiiviuvs i°~ Ulwii going out we discovered that being nadiygouc about one head and
3 0 pllwnehop, and kept inc,-eu. raising and other resources of wes- the engine had disappeared. One car, face. He was rendered unconscious,
£8 until they finally got _the limit tern Canada and the marvelous pro- stripped of its trucks, was thrown at,but recovered, and along with the
_ CIP. After they had done this with gress of the past decade along com- right angles to the track, with the other one lniured in the car, was
ereial and industrial lines. front end in the water; this was the taken to the boat house, where he
In addition to the industrial dis- baggage car. The express car was‘resi;ed until' the nl-rival 0| gin, Mari-
mln! valuable stones and were push~ Iii
°d h° th°li|1iih. they suddenly left
lay the exhibition is designed to thrown at right angles in an opposite time from ;`I-Ialifax.
Vicks up to the fact that they had commemorate the centennial of wee- direction, and the next car, a passen- “There wars two nnrsfg on hom-n
hill- bldly stung. . tern Canada. A daily pageant will KCI' C08-hh. W&_B thI'0Wl'i slightly ii‘0m.the wrecked train, Miss Foilstte of
-The. men covered up their gains he given illustrating the founding of the track against the bank, crushing the General Hospital of this City,
'UW City andthe diamond dealers D
ll
hi? renting a store and operating s
e first settlement on the Red in the front vestibule; whose homo is in Cnmhnriand 00,,
t
ehsppvclothing store. ‘ River by the hardy Scotch pioneers "The train crew was busy at the and Miss Giles, on her why to Haw
“dt how badly dye dmlel-B were sent out by Lord Selkirk in 1812. forward end and some.of the pas- fax for a visit..Botb did splendid
stung ls not-definitey known as yet Other features of the entertainment sengers were safe, as no car was bad- service in giving substantial first aid
blltit is reported that one film was programme of the exhibition are the ly, injured. The accident happened atito the three injured men, and when
llllloted-of $4,000 worth, another Blue Ribbon race meeting. aeroplane a curve of the lake. At. one point of_the doctors arrived on the train
 33.3.00. and several others °f'Ilights and the first national en- the curve was a boat house with a from Halifax and Truro, they found
.lhieller sums. The men left noiwmpment _of the Boy Scouts of Can- number of small boats and at the their patients very satisfactorily at-
hi,'l'°° after their departure, flint the iid
Dollcs have sent descriptions 5; umm
h, other uoint of the curve lay the tended to. 'Two of the men were
‘It is difficult for mc " he said "to chgine A view of the engine was im brou ht in to Halifax and the ba
_ ' . _ ' E ll'
(So every larger city in the counhy recognize the Winnipeg' which I knew possible to those in the rear on ac- gage-master was taken to Moncton.
 will use svery meghod known to twenty-two years ago in the Winni- count of the baggage cari one endi The -first train arriving si-, the
lfpprehend them and bring, sham back peg today, for your history has of which was on the bank, and thc wreck was n local from Halifax to
to Cincinnati. _, m
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oved very rapidly in that time." other in the water, The easiest way Truro, and immediately the pas-
"There has been periods of staga- to reach the front was by the boat, senhers were transfered and brought
- INVASIUN OF M0vpH3_ -tion and discouragement which drove one of these, the only one available. to Halifax. -
s'r. Joi-iN, .ruiy 11-nuriug " ui., °
some of the less determined out of the was ut lized by Rev. C. W. Vernon "The apparent cause of the accl-
‘ field, but those who were not dis- and another gentlelnan who reached dent was a broken truck on the cn-
' ouraged, received a rich reward, the the engine and found the body of gine or-something of that character,
reward to which your only day is the the engineer. They thought at first as the ties back of the train were . _V . _
Y °°h “ying wg-,ness 1 thank you ones that he was alive, but later found it heavily marked l Coroner DY. Limhuf. oi this place
wi couple of ua s in has ii
Regrettably The Guardian did not p
receive any deapatchee for this morn I,
ble which could not be located last t
evening. This probably is the -
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ce, President Today
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ors present. ,
The auditorium was decorated with
suit of ycsterdayq, electrical storm the Muqnu colorl 0,," the pmt.
and doubtless will be remedied with ¢
the least possible delay. rd Neal Dow' Clyngon B, Fiske and
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NEW RAILWAY. °
mln- nocoa ioauora oi the prohibition
CBUBE.
QUEBEC, Que., July 10- M. J. h
0’Brien, millionaire railway contrac- J
The convention was called to order
y National Chairman ,Charles R-
'ri.aN'r1o crry, N. J.. July 
tional Qohibition conven on
iii? nomination of candidates for LONDON, ont.. Juiy 8'3" L°'4‘
sldsiit and Vice-President of the ship Bishop Fallon. of the Catholic
“ed Shaun and the adoption of a diocese 0| Lgndon, has issued the for-
tfqrm opened today ‘in the &\idli50'.lowing statement :
rn- 01 the, Steel Pier, with nearly
ing.; issue owing to some wire trou 5 000 deugates’ alternates and vis|_
0
rm hung pictures of Frances Willi-
tor and miner, paid a flying trip to opening Badass” and the gaping oft
Motion Wiis From ir res
donsiple Source
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lt is only on my return to L0il‘19.“
after almost a month's mh9.°“c° Hx
my diocese, that I have been nl H70
fully aware of the proceeding! Ol "$9
recent congress on the French lan"-
ggs nf, Quebec, in which my nd!!! 
my assumed decision formed a lub-
jcct of discussion. I cannot believe
`the members of that conzfelh W°lli'i
dn ms 8 conscious injustice. I in-
cline L0 the conclusion that th0.v WGN
ones of Illinois. Following thi’ made the victims of a rather clumsy
rick and I realize that in all suhh
amd. _-»l~»
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Q“°b°°' yeswrday t° “GM” with mf” the (ali the convention appointed the promiscuous gatherings it is aluioit
ofs partners. Hugh Doherty. I-Ie is C
interested in three different firms en- r
gaged in transcontinentai construe- B
ustamary committees on credentials, ,i
esolutions, etc., and then took an
djournment until tomorrow morning
rievitahle that some irresP0ii9ihl9 ill'
diviauai riiouiu acionni to introduce
ii topic concerning which it would be
ann' He is interested in the new It has been decided that all the ses- the height of imnertinence for Sith"
Saiguenay Railway from 3h- J°“~°mm sions of the convention shall be held
t° Mum” Bay' and the Gm" Tmmi' in the morning, leaving the afternoon'
nal Railway, from St. Flavia ` to B
Gaspe. Whcn completed, the trans- e
continental will be the first built rail-
way on the continent of America,said “
Mr. O'Brien, and with _grades which
will' allow its engines to haul double T
the amount of cars hauled on other ,
railroads. 1
BODY FOU-ND.
PARRY SOUND, ' Ont Jul 10-
-. Y
' The body of Mrs. Margaret Campbell,
who disappeared from the Summer
hotel, lvelft by her husband iJohn
Campbell, on Copperhead Island,
Georgian Bay, opposite Sans Souci,
was fouod Hosting near the dock at
the Island, yesterday, two weeks' af-
ter her disappearance.
Very early on the morning of Mon-
day, June 24, Mrs. Campbell got out
of bed and went out of the house,and
that was the last seen of liar until
her body was found yesterday
s ._ that “gr” °"° l"g°`““m\’°" more for younweiconie and -ln conciii-_ improbable, life being quite extinct.§ A stormldirolfe lust a few minutes, Wéiit to Copperhead Island, yesterday
of.hioths.ia_, nutty.,-ii1.i&°h it iiilBh¢>'s1°'n nssiye to express my hope and Hlsinjuries were so great that deathprevioiis to'i:he wreck,- and the car- afternoon, and held sn- investigation,
'du b°  '  th?  5li.lhil19l' 15511,( that jo" .al-Q’ ifnw, 0n`s..~w¢`vs -.fi-idit fbavef been instantaneous.. Theiying for the wounded was performed ‘and decided that death was acci-
u”“°n I nn" pam V” m°d° thi' of prosperity which nothing in this body of the fireman was not to be amid a heavy downpoiir of rain,. dental, the lady having ,walked or (ah
chips in particular lasteveaing them
?“t"'m 0 d'H°m° ‘wnkf .M’°“t |""°°ti world nah ,tgp-," , seen. -- accompanied by vivid thunder and len off the dock.
' “The tramp making his way on lightning.” i
fluttered hundreds oifthe little things ,_ BA1-L GIVE _ _ _ __ _ - _ _ ,_ _ COST QF LIVING
and there were many found dead this
m°'“i“g “t th” f°°° °' ii” i'°i°“~ HALIFAX .iuiv 11--oiiai-ies Gam, WRECK DELAYED HAIIIFAX . ooNNAUoH'i\s Ame
They hav i v ded th h f itl-, . ' ' _ .___
"ns undo uilieamr mlehoolrsiesio c 1_ Bx_p0hcem,,n, chan-god with assault .WARMLY WELCOMED §EAGIR.l.' N_ J" July 10_Gov
' ° °"' °» ii i ua im Friday night HALIFAX July 11-as 3 iurgo ---~ W1 - '
'ny' °“ th° wawh mr “ch visitors' ing James GM B 2 400 b il ’ nu ber f hssen cr for'-Boston wer I son express-ed his Opmmn that the
h» b k *J u _ was allowed out on _$ . B YES' in 9 I’ I 5 9 0 INNIPEG’ J I 1u_G td high cost of living is the burning is-
” een ap umm” y busy in put terdav afternoon Two bonds were coming in last evening on the delayed W “ Y re” ° bl we of the h U xnd that M its
suit them, but they seem to be as 1 $600 h ‘furnished b J A Bydnev tram the Plant steamer Han an outburst of enthusiasm unprcco- ° "-
i‘“m°'°“‘ “° "°‘°'°‘ . 0 me i a Y G' oo-2 -lax was onii 'oo to waii over iiu uni; d”“*°d iii the history of Winnipeg. i‘°““ li" the high i”°*°°*i"° *uf-
An authority on the subnet d Crouse and John QU hh. im B 8 th Unk f C u ht d Pri ills. It is an issue, he said, thai;
that than moths, though not x;y'himself in $1,200. The case comes morning in order to accommodate P.&°tncia°a;’rivegiiii;atZniglaii iiflftiz he expects to cover muy in his
large, were decidddiy injurious to I hh rlicigoge the stipendlary tomorrow `¢hc11i_ for the ¢l‘il> 150 B05h°h» streets blazed with lights 'and “ty Speech 0| HCCGDW-DCB Bhd iii every
foliage. From their tiny eggs there ‘"0 '
campaign speech that he mav make.
camo a caterpillar and this in the l ' NEW YORKIS BIG CHURCH' ggethsaniioggoighqch thowded ul” thot? U“d°“bt°dlY th” ‘arm is M' the
_ ~- ____ a i - e roya par v , _ -
com." of thmgsy’ became A cocoon AT STOOKHOLM. Nw YORK Jmy 10_ Property I-mssed_ In replying to the civic centre of lt, he said. referrillli' to the
coming forth next summer as another , that Woiild hfilig $75,000,000, lf png welcome, the duke exp;-ssssd regret high 905'; °f l“'i“g',` The thi"i-7 ia “0
member of the moth family. He said STOCKHOLM, July io-Af, the oi- on the marks, is held by Trimty, the.;-nag, the d,,¢he,,,,,;,,,d Men unable to iiiterrilsced on public questions of ali
that people who had foliage which ymplc games today George R. Hod- highest Christian chu;-ch in this 0|,-‘share in the wonderful reception. kinds that the conclusion is inevit-
""7 v“1“°d /“b°“t tm" Premise” geson the star Canadian swimmer, any other country. The affairs of, It is difficult for me, he said “bm The “rm ues at the Mart °f
"h°“m tak” pam” i'° guard °'l1“i“°t captured the final of the 1,500 mei-ers the great corporation were kept sec- to recogiliw U10 Wihilipeg Whivh I it “IL A gmat many °f the trust
“°':‘l’°'°°- Th” 5°°m t° im” .°°m‘ swimming free style, J. Q( Hatfield, ret for' so many years that now knew twenty-two years- ago in the U' the tarm' Th” '.“i““t° -W” 5° “ut
1”. h““d"d5 °i th°“°”'”d“ t° thi’ “ity-, En land was the second and Hard- there is a legtimate public interest .Wil1liiD°8 of today, for your, history 9! th” °°“'°"th° mgh t‘"`m"y°“ get
NEW OCEAN LINER' this event I-lodgeson brokesthreei re-' According' to reports just given out, There has beonperiods of stagnation
l. 'l cords. He covered one thousand mo- the productive real estate held by the and discouragement which drove ---‘~'-'-*-
_ ters in 14 minutes, 37 seconds and corporation is assessed by the city some of the less\det.erniined out of
I~iAi.Iii'.4x...iuiv 11-szi is the uuni one 1.500 niotei-sliu zz minutes fieif It ¥15»°°°»°°° i" °"°’¥ “g“'°“', Th” ""°“°l“~ h“'= "I0" who were not dis- nnnisivms CANADA WILL
ber of~settlers 'for Canada that saifedl This beats '1‘aylor's Olympic record at 515-000-003 iii d°"°th llS{“`°“l° tgifé courased received a rich reward, the 011-FER DREADNOUGHT5
from Libau, Russia, at six p. .m. made at London in 1908. hy *W0 “Em” ‘“`°h"°‘é1°“° 5 gm Z” “:l'1m;‘B i`°Wi“`d 50 Whiifh Y0iii` City C008? is _ --'--
Tuesday eve 3 non board the Rus- minutes and 38 seconds. I-Iodgeson 'fi`iY_;1l’f lf vtih0f; t ““ t:°' h ld' *hh ifvihg witiiess. I thank vou once MONTREAL, July 10-An Ottawa
clan liiast Agttic Steamship com- continued. completing the mile in 23 if "1 Y 3u:'°;’°" f ? °W:i °ate°" t ‘;h`;_ h'i0i'°-f0i` YUUI' W°i°°m9. Bhd. in von- dospstch to the Herald says :-- That
pan’..`_)m_.`n°w-una, Czar' which is minutes' 34* second* . r|;Si.v;il>u9 get P10 £1 Etiizt illpropgrty is ciuslon, desire toexprcss -my hope the Government will offer a contribu-
ncw onthe way to Halifax, the voy-| There were 21 competitors in . hhu -'.1 nt mr ,mm $30 Mo 000’ hh<ih°li°f that you are now on ii tion of money or ships to the Brit-
`”_ wl this port being the “cond she pole vault, in 'which a-l_l clearing , 3 How much is the .moi worth on naive of lgrosperity which nothing in ish navy is the belief in Ottawa. It
A e slnue her launching in May. meterl. 65 °°hiiih°f°i'B 12i¢°t)»i1'uBli meh stands .hmit -church and its, 9 W0i" Goh stop- is also believed that next session is
active appearance and the new Czar ls`
ho exupggnn go the last, ghs ls a in the 200 meters lat race are entit-
twih sei-sw boat with 5 gross 'tonnage _lcd to run in the Baal hast. Four of
ot ,¢.593_ 4 Th, an-it-hi will he initheseare Ainerlcanl, (Ra ph Craig,D_e-
about a week's time, when, besides,tr0ii¢; Y- M~ 0- A-I Dflhllil F~ Llllblii-
vsssengers. a quantitv of cargo will Wit- U“i"°""-Y ‘ii P°“““Yi"“”i“9 noses
in auch r se. aim ioaving Haiiiax.!Chei'l°ii Reidpath. Svrecuw uiiiver- real
ts. ¢‘,ua:uL mowed to New York to sity, and Donald B. Young; lBbc;s’tti.;‘n who
‘  » ohiti lb. W.-H. mis r
."“" "“-'°“'°" "‘°'°' hugifinfi, 1:11 ii. Rau. oel1iieuy..wi11
- Ask for' Mlaard’l and take no other. meet them in that "hilt-
Only the winners of the semi-ilnals
.  ,__,..,SOClilL. SERVICE HUME .
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work ,
she Church
.es the
il' also
~_---ar-__-ai
todora House, ,Navi York City;
canon, in sadrsbaiiir one suiimiiir.
sam ‘unit the of ssttieiiibiit
work was to
in th
an
firm grip for
I
ii
., was
urli.
svllck zo! Aiistralia third In winning. in their details. ‘ has moved verv rapidly in that time into the twat ‘f“°sti°“ “nd °th°"‘
» v ' . .
aligulsfan liners whose service to fled for -the final Outside the Amari- ,Yuma \gro“.nd,[ ‘H027 much is SL, " likely to he followed by a. general_
Hllifnii was liiiiiismited bv th; ur- suiéf iiulim ef°\‘:“l%'f1':|§‘°,°m‘;f,‘htfal‘:f:§°§' raurs on ei land woi-ui? 'rho oity. '
rival-of the hituanis. lest Fe rusry, na one es w o , y
with i80.lmmigra_nta, have been well |HalD0i1l1y» Chhifdili R- Piiiwmhiih. Qur-
known at this port, for their trim and many‘snd Bizgll. 3W°‘l°h-
election. Prermer Borden is reported
BD
' - t have decided that an offer of ships
d°"“ “‘"°'5°°'°°° I" th” ' ° ia: inns ua no discussed with
~ to ng wcri
0‘n;,tsg:yn_°;x°l?¢pt§?,?n,h q;init;`c°sDEnsED ADS the British Government.
wo,-th _ Thurs is ghj ' T00  The Canadian ministers. will urge
cost #1.i0o.000; CLASSIFICITIDH iii” Bfimfiuuzffgme-Lewis Taoism;
permanen mp 6° . .
every part of the Empire would be
One cent per, word each insertion H-“ t
v l tl f - ~ eprelented in prop r_ on o its
M3 ix. 2:1330 Ipuco Win this aceolumn. _Cash must accom- Quang", and ,mp0,f)t£h,._ This c°,,,,_
is held bv those; ‘Tiny gg ‘mud n" D" “nt m'°°"“t cil to consider all igiistions concern-
unproductive Trlnityigentg ' mmm” chu” "'°""7"a"° ing the welfare of-t ` Empire, in-
i this peni------L--_ai ` ____ cluding offence and defence.
,';,,,,,.,,,,,,§,,,,,, iron semi, TWO Palairoxios AND oauiuia will oder o preadnoughc
1, A mga; one female. Guaranteed not black. of two as 5 heghiiiing, and 10|- fn,-.
Price reasonable if sold this week ther nm toward defence ill await
from rent '_W-_H-_D°l1hll..,0'L¢&ri'- 7-12M3iIiili: the preparation of,a genilhl plan of
moron non wawrmn 'ro I-1111141. diironoo for ceo siiuiiiroiproiiqno nv
for about a month for use near Sou- f-he Iiiipirihl 00mM“m-- , Hoviiif'
rl Motor Boat abou done tlril it is believed tithe Gov
l, t twenty fee . _ . ~
110% three or four hprse power. Appl; ernment -lille Phil ihfhulhihii i'°iii°*i"i-
So ` ‘
Box 492, Charlottetown. 7-IZMBI. butlon bill next sessionftheia dissolve,
$1.- '""`”_"“`_°“  ""”""'°*°-‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
“ Parliament and go'to th fi! hlitry on
last wazfewnbne £'{\?I;U:gl§n3§(:f3Rc§ the question ~.of--adoptiongof -naval re-
fm: bmkfknplng m.°m.~"¢_ Mxiv “L_ commendations made by the proposed
A Home in Grafton so i'“P°"|°l "°‘°“°° °"l““‘"'*°°f
zfoiiads,” Baturddy evening July
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iiiiiiiisi -ilu*-lvsl on we oaui-oil  f
"ronoN'ro, .iuiy -iii-wooioriy
dr bl'  Puhlieglnvitsd,  wlnds(b‘ecomlng cool¢r._ .
ht t 'KUONQE 5U1|,pfNg‘ 1,"5`i1-g` 'gn The lowest' temperstiird recorded-
_*9h*$ _ -° , . uhm Huishnm sense, nn- im-._ yesterday was 'li degrees above ui-o
3*';“,f‘*‘~ if. Ai»taur.~.su‘i- onannsiay. maui; anauio nigime su. .u_-xeliove. 'nie
‘im “U ft July 18 at 7 ow. 6 choice lowest recorded the prgvioua aight
 adgining the dunes otfir. was 10 shove. .At nine 5. in. i yes-
An mon. R. Beairliw. Auctioneer. tai-day it _was '78 ahéve Mid at nine
, _ 7-11l9il?,d- p. m. it was 71 ahoye. - f
PHNY BLUE, I 'ILL HELL BY PUB- *""' . '
lie auction on 'rhursdsy evening, The tlmperetufi iii °'°lo°\`
ui. eighteenth, so men oieiook, at this aiu-noon by one ~ _ i scorer'
my- farm ee Union Road. thirty Tested 'l‘hermenietng..\vlth’§`notthern
_,som oi.|ooii.iiay._‘J. sunny. woe- exposure was seventy-oi, . demon
look 7-1ZM8ipd;_ above nero. ' -
A . Ig,-T a l,
vows-ire ii- www.-iuur-isnniasuia iwiwlhklh
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venings for public rallies.
The nominations will not be reached ,-
ntil Friday. More than n half dozen f
ctive candidates are engaged in t
riendly rivalry for the honor of head-
ng the national tficket. The Ohio de- 9
'himself or his audience to elllfdsii hh
opinion.- Tt . was some such thin!
olely for committee work and the that actually happened at Quebec.
I have never made any regulation
e arding the absence of my Dfifishh
rgm their parishes in the matter of
he congress of the French lan5‘UhE°
or in any other matter. I have never
xml their leave of absence for an?
egation has arrived with a strong mason tn id day or to nnv number of
boom for Rev. Aaron S. Watkis of.,-1
that state, who was the candidate forlp
Vice-President four years ago. New a
/Texas, Arizona and several other D
'States also have favorite sons who h
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HALIFAX, July 11-The town of
,Bridgewater certainly is looming up l,
nys, On reference -to my records l
nd that leave of absence has been
pnlied for ten times in the iblh iii!
,England is in the field with two can- m,m¢h5_ In si-vm cases it was grant
idates, while Pennsylvania, Illinois, my in three refused, But whether'
ermissinn was granted or was with-
old my decision was based on rea-
they are pushing forward for the no- mn; ghnt had to do exclusively with
iiiiiietioii- ii... uuirioiai intorpain of my people-Iii
o instance was the congress of the
BRIDGEWATER BUSY- French language or any similar event
n issue of mv ruling.
Oi course I utterly deny the com-
etrmcc of any congress, no matter bv
as a husv lumber cxroiiiuc center ‘whom oiini-'od or under what auspi-
lthese days. the same business being ,.
sa held- to pronounce judgement on
Wiilmillldeil hy Uuiihhlh C- B- Pufhull- me in the exercise of my jurisdiction,
well shared in by-the tug Bhmioh. mir' T notice this last occurrence me
The Samson towed the 335 ton Zeta
from Halifax Tuesday evening to load
ner Marggret M. Riley to Bridgewater
turn and tow the three-masted schoo-
a lumber cargo, while she is duetors
from towing the Riley he will ink,-
lathi' Still the three-masted Marjorie
Spencer. All vessels are large in
their class and are chartered with
thc tern schooner Ja-mes Williams and
similar freights for New York.
WANTS DUKE.
CHICAGO, ILL.. July 0-A deleg-
ation rcpreseutlng the Chicago Asso-
ciation of Commerce left today for
Winnlpeg to investigate opportunities
for the extension of trade with west-
ern Canada and incidentally to invite
the Duloe of Connaught, Governor.
General of Canada to pay B visit to
Chicagoafnl. It is hoped that the
Duke may find it possible to visit
Chicago some time during the pros-
ent summer.
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NO LOCKED DOORS.
TORONTO, July ll-Imagine' a
"prison" where not a door is looked
either day or night where the win-
dows of the dormatories are wide
ODBII. with nothing between-,the in-
mates and the world outside "except
wirc screens to keep out the flies and,
mosquitoes, where _men saving terms
for petty offences-are allowed al-
most as much liberty as the avcragc
farm hand, and you have a picture
of the Toronto Industrial School.
14%?"
`relv a vsllainniin-falsehood »-from
riiisiiimz unchallenged into the realm
of histnrv.
(Signed) M. F. FALLON,
‘ Bishorrnf London.
A NEW FAD IN RENO.
RENO, Nev., .Iulv 10-A new fad
has started in the divorce colony. The
irlca of convcrtinir *lic useless wedding
ring into a Swai,aii'a pin as an emb-
lem nf future hotter fnrtnne instead
Of relating it tn sccliiaion is siifd
io have originated eastern divorce.
The idea was quickly taken up.
MINISTERS BUSY.
I
LONDON, July 10-The `%anadian
ministers, all of whom, except Mr.
Borden, are remaining at Spithead,
are greatly impressed with yester-
day’s naval maneuvers, particularly
the remarkable displays of the sub-
marines and aeroplanes. The lat-
ter which included dropping bombs,
flights from battalions and searching
for submarines, were executed with-
out the slightest hitch.
Messrs, Borden, Hazen, Foster and
Doherty viewed the spectacle from
H. M. B. Lion, the navy's fastest
cruiser, Mr. Pelletier accompanying
Premier Asqulth and Mr. Churchill
on the Thunderer. `
The ministers, who travelled to
Solithampton in a special train with
members of the house of lords and
commons. were taken on the Arm-
dalc Castle to Spithead, where they
were besieged by English parliament-
arians, seeking introductions and
Yonge street. Forty men and boys
are there at present. They are prac-
tically wards of his opportunitiui, ns
well as his responsibilities. Rev. W.
B, Findlay, the Huperiiitendent.
"The boys" is the term Mr. Findlay
uses in speaking of them. No men-
tion of jail is made in their presence,
and, as far as possible, the prison
idea In forgotten at the Industrial
Farm. Each person who has been
transferred there from the jail in the
city is placed on his honor not to
break away. He is also impressed
with the fact that lf he docs so he
will be re-captuted at any cost and
will be sentenced to a two-year form.
bcatowiug hearty handshakes. Mr-
Dohcrty proved of particular interest
to John Redmond and his followers,
whom he greeted.
At luncheon Mr. Borden sat with
Sir George Reid and Sir Hennikcr '
Heaton, while Mr. Doherty chatted
with i~i'amar Greenwood, Premier
Borden, the colonial secretary.
Among Premier Bord(-n‘s further
social engagements is one to spend
the week-ond with Rudyard Kipliiiz- `
The flight Hon. and Mrs. Borden
will also “dine and sleep at the
l<ing's command, .wbieh means that
they will,f,slia dinner and remain for
thsinightyjésrever the \kin¢ and
So far there has been no "cscn.pes;" 'rfuedn may be residing for the time
"°i“i5'  `
A very pretty but quiet home wed-
ding took pface last evening at Vic-
toria Farm, West Royalty, when Wil-
liam M. Brehaut, of the Charlottet-
Post Office Department, was un-
in marriage-to Mi|s'Ma.ry Corn-
until recently Vice Principal ,of
Kent School, Charlottetown.
was performed at
of only
ll
“enEHiuT~conurooi»»
fore an alter of roses. Following the
ceremony the company dined and here
s,so a splendid floral effect was ne-
eured onithe table, baieta of white
caniatienasnd amilax being used. _ ,
The happy young couple left l$
aight on the fhzzprdladfozha E. -.
din tout to Mon an o er ~
adign cities. Thai-bride'a .going 
gown was a. tailored suit of gre
with eopen*h°i;`gen- blue trimmings hd
hat to ml . `
The huge is a
yoiibg l y and
widllv inown.
teeifiaii. The
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