uecsru ' _...___ .  ~      ` _ _ 
A 1' ’ -9" _ -- `“”’ '“‘“‘°? “"8 THE CHARI-0’1"1`E'I`0“’N GUARDIAN    ms. ...Hifi--_ __ ;_Pscs 'rsnss _
Liberal Conservative' Coiiven
» , '
For Queelrs County..
' A Liberal Conservative Convention for `Queen’s Conn .54
will be held in Charlottetown on Friday the 4th day of Au g
for h
1
“st |911 at the hour of 12.30 o'clock in the ammoon
purpose of iioininating two candidates for the approach 1,
Dominion election.
Each poll is expected to send five Delegates.
The place of Meeting will be announced in next issue.
The Murray Harbor train will not leave on return unt i
4p.ni. I _
Dated this, 29th day of july 1911.
AENEAs}A. MCDONALD - S, w_ CRABB
E _
’ u
.
Secretary
President -
Liberal Conservative Asso.-iation.
7- 3 1 r4id4i
k_.--- -- '_ "
_ ,-H
Cameras
lfulliilf and 0
Camera Supplies
Developing and Printing- at
‘ Reasonable Prices
Geo. E. Hugh
'I`lie l’cople`s Driiggist
‘L I.
CS,
Clinrlottetown, l’. l
1
` 5
H ave You ia
Bathroom I1;
I Your Home ?-.. I
You |~liouldn't deny youre'elf'tl1e comfort, coiiveiiieiice
'ind Iiixiiry ofa nioclernly appointed, sziuiteny ballnooni in
your liouie llonic liygioiio, personal rleainiiiess and <‘oni|`oii
iloniaiiils il. .»\ud it duet-ii|`t cost :is iniirli as you would sup-
|osc either. .
.
'  r_s.Iio\ving i f`,|ubs, basins. etc., and all iiccessziiy
supplies is one of the host _tIi'-it can be seen in this province.
We make at specialty of-this work,
Plioue 3i)g_| for information.
Fred H. Trainor,
‘ Opposite Opera I-louse.
1
, _ _
lion
Ciuiiiorrirowu  couiuty
R Days to buy'in this Province. ‘
Miss Winnifrcd Bruce, Boston, is
Viiliiiuz in this city.
Keith Rogers and Cuyler McKenzie,
trlty, left yesterday for Petewawa.
Miss-Kitty Peters, City, returned
Y<!_Sf-Gfflliy afternoon ironi a short
Vitlifi to Georgetown.
15' 'telegram has been received tell.-
ing of the serious illness of Mrs.
John McNeill, sister of A. J. Mc-
Lalne-of this City and of Miss Mc-
Luine, North River. _
Alwone desiring a delightful sea
lil'iD with magnificent scenery should
take advantage of the excursion to
Ufyoii Island by the S.S. Lady Sybil
leaving lrlouris Monday, Aiig, 7,
f .A+.~¢',l"»'”"h`lcLaine, engineer of the P.
E.~I. ltallway, City, left yesterday
"U ll h0|id=1\y trip to Winnipeg. He
was accompanied' hy his son Rankin.
Mr. McLa1ne may go on to the coast
before returning home.
-A. E. Leigh of Winnipeg husgarriv-
luis been very ill of blood poisoning
-rind is now' hero for the benefit of his
lieal-th winch his large circle of
friends trust will rapidly improve.
_»'l`he_Guurdian -is informed that ai
the Liberal convention to he held on
Friday next, in addition to the
names of the sitting members, the
names of Horace _Haszard and ex-
fiovernor McKinnon will he submit-
ted- tu the delegates. Both these
gentlemen have had experience in
Parliament where they served the
constituency with credit.
The funeral of the late Mrs. i'at-
rick Walsh, City, took place yester-
day morning to St. Dunstiin’s Catli-
edral nt which High Mass was cele-
brated by liev. Pius Mclionnld. '1'h<
Pull heiirors wcre:~Peter Bradley,
'Phomus White, Michael Curran,
iinmuel Lowe, John Connolly ami
!‘. H. 'l`rninor. The services at the
strove were taken hy Rcv. Maurice
McDonald. 
(ln niziny occasions The Guardian
has seen good subjects at the l’eople's
Theatre but last night the feature
rilni “Atriliah" surpassed anything
ever witnessed at this' popular pic-
turc house. The coloring was mag-,
iiificeiit, the costuming superb, the
acting perfect und thc staging mag-
nificent. lt was ii hushed audience
that witnessed the story of that
cruel queen and the scene in which
she luis thc vision of her murdered
victims caused ii shudder to pass
tlirotigh those who witnessed it. But
this wus ollsct by two good come-
'lies “Lost ii lluhy" and "Gettiin;
His Uwn Buck.” A most touchini;
wiir picture was also shown entitled
‘A liittle Lad in Dixie" and Mrs.
'I‘oinlin’s music hclpcd the story ad-
mirably, especially in the pathetic
imrtions. lliilph ll. Fisli-or in his
illtistriited song iinil specialty iiddeil
nuitoriailly to un l1our of refined en-
tertaiiiincnt, such. us is ul\\'t1YH £0 U0
:icon nt this popular .photo pliiy thea-
tre.
i-IIIIII-lII- IS WIIIIIIIIT  -
  ALIVE SAIHE MAHKET
_I-UNDUN. July 28-»l<‘or the first
time for many ycnrn l.oudon is with-
out .i live cattle innitkct. Owing to
iuul. :ind mouth disease iunkiui! its
u|>pvnra|ico on ii form in the Houns-
low ii<~i_i:liborlioo1l, n fifteen--iuilo rudi-
us luis been coustitutiiil nn infected
urcn, which virtuiilly iuciins that live
Hlurlr niurkets :irc suspeinlcd for the
time being. As it rule the supplies
ure not very heavy nt this pcrioil of
the yunr. Had the iliseunc appeared
curly ,in Heptzcmhcr the result w~ould»
luivc boon/ more serious, \vl\cii (‘-lu'ist~
'uus stock i`roin ull piirts of tho coun-
iiki' is sent up for siilc.
.\'o|||e iippi'clioiu:ion nppoiirsi to bo
fnli, that. t.lic'cloi~iing of the Metropol-
itan market will tend to incrciisc the
price of beef and mutton owing to
lllrrcaise the price of beef und mutton
_.n\'iui: to sllort siipplios. lt will cause
Huiiio iucoiivenieiice- to the-_ hut;-,her
iiiio kills lionie-fed stock, but it is
Hui. likely to iiticct prices to iiu np-
lurciaililo extent. At uniny provincial
ce*-iiti'es ii rcguliii' triiilc is done in
IUIIIHLZ und dressing for the iiondon
"""`I“‘f-.- und in all pi'oh:i.hilit_v Met-
i"'|\t~litiiii butchers will require to op-
u_i':$_c further iiflelil, thus pitrtiiilly rc-
I“`\"iliI the tcniporiiry congestion
~~iiu.<1-.il by _lociil iiinrketini: of ripe
liulloi-_ks nud sheep. It is probable
thiit the restiictioiis will only rc-
inniir in force for ii few weeks if no
i'|\`fl»cl‘ crises of foot and mouth dis-
ruse occur.` '
lilviwytliiiig points to the food being
the vehicle of infection, and it is
ll'_'bi-il that the source. of the trouble
\\‘\Il he trnccd. The Yorkshire and
i|\i\'Hiirrey cones remain mysteries,
bu_t_ the l~}dinliiir;:li outbreak was nt-
triiuit_nrl to fodder imported from the
Coiitiiioiit. _
I<‘HIllfiIGN (inunomgs
.- TC- BE ‘EXEMPTEIL
IJSHON, July 27-The government
luis ilelivercil to the representative of
the noivers copies of the promised
innendinents -to the lnw of separa~
tion exempting the foreign churches
from the _psymcne ht. one--iini-ii oi
U\cir_ revenues .for ciiaritlou and rs-
’“0i'1"|z them from the dominion of
,ills flscsl authorities of the »Portu~’
zuei-ic churches. I
_ Thi* iliploinatic corps is insisting
that .the ,government also amend
that article of the lnw which makes'
_"hIIir'\thfy the _supplying the gov-
elrnnient. of information relative to
‘U0 officiating ‘clergyman
____________
1 I I’°“l§ht ci horse with is supposedly
hlrcurabln riviixhoiie for $30. Cured
HY" \vil.h l1.00 worth of MINARD‘S
P1 NIMHINT Mill sold him for $85.00.
- "Hit on i.i_nlment,._ $54.00. ‘_
_ MOIBE DEROBCE.
"W1 Keener. se. Piiiitipps, Que.
` _ . ' 1
PASIIIIEHAMP * ‘ e
  t » IILUH IIIITES
frlutiirdiiy \vnsubig iliiy in cnnip.
'l‘hc lorcnuon was iiristly spent in
cloiiniiig up and preparing for Sun-
duy.
in the afternoon the boys lin-cd up
on the camp grounds und headed by
thc bnnii and iittircd in thc regula-
tion canip costume pariuled the priu
ciilal streets and across the bridge
to thc Railway station on the oppo-
site side of the buy.
Here on arrival of thc train froin
the city they were joined by several
iidditionnl members of the club, in-
cluding three extra biindsinen with
their instrunicnts. The parade lined
up again and marched buck to tin
camp grounds.
In the evening n grand minstrei
show was put on as adve1'tiscii, un-
der the direction of l‘rof. J. A.
'l‘raiinor, stage nuinugcr.
'l‘lic program consisted of choruses,
comic songs, buud selections, step
dunces, etc., while the cud incn kept
the jokes spinning iiroulul at ii lively
pace. ' `
A hearty and unanimous vote of
thanks wus tendered the boys by Dr.
Mei)-oiinlii, on behalf of the audience,
nnd was rcsD'0H<10<l 50 by three
hearty cheers for the people of St.
l’eter’s.
After thc performance was over.
und the audience disperscd. U10 UOYS
retired for the night but their slum-
hcrs were iiitcrruptcd by i-llc ul‘l”1V11I
nf the "Irish Doctor"~ who took n
stiiiid in the tcnt iinil :titer introdufr
ing lilmsclf proceeded to sell his rem-
edies. Un Sunday the hoYH Mtcniled
church in iv. body, wlic_ro thc l1\2mb€\‘F
of the chorus club :insisted thc choir.
simiixs Fiiom 'rua CAMP FIRE-
Who is the fellow who stnrtctl thi
lar\;"}‘$i¥.,";,y,, toni; ii siinpf;l\iot of th,-
[vy in front of thc D0” 0| ce'
Several of thc boys are liccflmlns
badly effected with heiirt trouh e.
i fi ... 
C. P. H. SIEAMEH  
STHIIEII SIINKEN WHHK
, _ ____-
` K10, .1 iy 21-'rim British
stffmer,-Emxxggg of China todav
struck ni sunken wreck off the pro-
, H nssengers were
iii2::i?id0iiiiIf3¢il;'li“It ismexlsiected that the
vessel will he reilbhti -
The accident 0cC\1!'Nd 'nm' lil"
mm, of the wreak .of -the (lrxi
Northern Steamship Dakota in 1
spring of 1907. Submerged rocks ex‘
tend about a mile from- the cuss
which is swept by dangerous cur;
rents The Empress uf Chinn' sailed
|,-,,m°van¢0iivsr on July twelfth ani'
WM, making for Tnkio Bay en rout:
is iinii.-iimmn. forty mil” *° “W
“Stud iidxdin miaiithiword of 'the accident
was received, Vice Admiral Saito
the minister of mnrfne, dsipltchsd
I'
sistau-:c of the distressed steamer.
'l‘lic cruisers took oil the mails and
lmggagc of the Empress and aided in
removing the 185 passengers to the
main land. The passengers were tem-
porarily housed in temples and ii
school building, and later proceeded
by train to this city. The stcamier'=i
bottom wus hndly ilaiiuigeil and if
the crnft is saved it will take three.
months time to repair her. ~'l`hc sea
near hcl' was rough lust night.
"Hill WIIJIIW"
[II PAHIS I\IAHIIIiS
FIJIIH AHIISI
PARIS, July 26-Mndamo Stein-
heil, the fiinious beauty whose subtle
thai-ms captivated ii. Prcsiiient oi
France und turned the lioatls of aris-_
tocruts iiud politicians, and who was
the chief figure in l’aris’ most noted
modern murder case when she was
tried and aciillitted on the charge of
killing hcr husband mul mother wuii
married quietly today to lt. Dc
l’crni;in, an obscure young partner. `
In De l’erngiii,` thc Door piiinter,sh:
has at last: found the idcni man ol
hor dreiinis--the syinpiithctic :ind un-
derstanding soul -that she so often hc-
nioaned the lack of during thc sensu-
tional triul for her life. ,
On the houleviirds it is being whis-
pered that this woman of genius,who
might have at one time swayed th"
iiestlny of the French lcepublic, `and
who did unquestionably guide man.
political moves of importance, woi
ships madly tiils artist who is not
yet even hcnrd of in the world of
pointing.
In a, decode, perhaps no woman has
been gifted with a more fatal beauty
than Mme. Steinheil. At n glance
from her beautiful eyes, men fell and-
worshipped, and became hopelessly en-
ineshed in the net of her fascination.
It was charged nt the trinl that
Mme. Steinhetl was the murderous
agent of the Jewish party in despat-
cliing President Faure; that she wus
engaged by friends of Major Alfred
Dreyfus to inveigle Faure, to charm
him and end his existence because he
opposed the reopening on the Deryfus
case and the revision of the caDtRi“'0
trial and sentence.
Mme. Steinheil met Felix Faure
several months before his death, and
he fell in love with her.
A few weeks before his death, on
Feb. 16, 1899, Faure established ,a
secret bpudoir in the-Elysees Palace.
. ° `
A y W gr '
The ill A ee
'with you-and help you to keep -
your stomach and other organs
inthe proper condition on which
" your good health must depend
BEEGHAHTS
_PILLS -
mi in this city one visit. Mr. ncigiii
‘-`-‘-'-'-A: -. »-.-_-_-.-_-_-v~. -,-_-_-_ »\
Miss M. Jenkins, City, was in 5;,
John yesterdayi and registered at the
Grund Union.
Miss Daisy Dousc, t'-ity, ruin;-,wil
laiit evening from spending the wreck
‘end in Suiuniersida.
lleg. `,McDonu‘ld of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, City, returned last
night by the S. S. Nortliuinherland.
I
The schooner
a cargo of five
coal from New
Go.
Advent is discharging
hundred tons of hard
York for O. Lyons Ai
First Vice-President
and Treasurer f 'l‘he Imperial Oil (lo
L-iniited, pzisseil through flluirlottc-
town today on way to Nova Scotia.
I-le is accompanied by Mrs. Cutler
W. P. Cutler,
' U
William Francis Hughes, tenor so-
loist and teacher of Seattle, his wife
Agnes Lockhart Hughes, author und
poet, and Son Locklnirt Bench Hugh-
es, are the week end guests of Mrs.
(J. Cullen, Charlottetown.
Miss Winnifrcd Gilliin of Worcester,
Mass, accompanied by her friend
Miss Harriet Parker, arrived in the
Illity last night on a visit to her
grand parents Adam and Mrs. Mur-
ray, Grafton Street.
The following were registered at
ithc Queen Hotel yesterday:-K. M.
|l’rott, St. l’eter's; W. H. Naylor,
Iuiiiifnx; c. .i. iyianne .ina wife; ivnss
Dorothy Meikle, Cheslcy; C.. C. Leugc
and wife, Rochester; Thus. C. Sriv-
eigc, Montreal; Frank Ford, A. King,
J, H. Craswell, New York; J, S.
IPerry, b..'.1mmersidc; inlther Itohliins
Iiiiul wife, ltocliestcr; t‘. U. Ferguson
‘and wife, Winnipeg; Miss Nora Fer-
Iguson, Marshfield; John 'l`. McKay
and wife, Mrs. H. Campbell, Sea
View; John -K. McKay, Spring Val-
ley; S. 'l`. Giilliint. Piusvilic; Uwcn
Robinson, Picton; J. H. Ennuett and
wife, Hiilifax; J, H. Hartman and
wife, Hiilifax; Mies E. Mclloniild,
Newport; Miss K. Mci‘hee, Boston.
The annual picnic of Paton S; flu.,
Uity, was held yesterday near llnlvay-
on-tlic-iieii and ii delightful time was
spent. Several I1on,nis lelt this city
in the early nftcriiooii and iirriveil ut
their destination in time for ten
which was tlaintily served by the
young ladies of party. After ii. pleu-
sant hour spent on thc shore, hiith-
ing, etc., the coinpnny left for home.
During the afternoon 'two of the
young ladies of the party' had ii tl\ril~
ling expr-ricnce while in the water nud
but for the coolness of one of thc
young men something more serious
might have ocuiirreil, The picnic was
voted one of the best yct :ind next
yei\r's event will bc eagerly looked
forward to.
ing were registered at
the Victorizi Hotel _vci-itci~dav:-'i"_ W.
Arnold, 'l`oronto'; J. A. hliiciioiinltl,
(fiirdigan; A. J. Mcllonalil. Souris;
H. N. Lingliiy, Triiru; W. 1-l, liiint-
ing, St. (l»itIniriii’i-i; Rev. 'I‘. tl. Tay-
ncs, Newton; H. l’. Kennedy, lion-
ton; E. U. 'l'hoinpsou, Montague;
Kenneth 'I-iiis"'Ziii'i,""i_l(isitoi\; (‘-. H.
hlterus, Souris; J. J. l’owers; P. ll.
Mcfioiiiilil, Mrs. J. J. Piiwcrs, lios-
-ton; (l. J. Mills, Moutrci-il; H. Eck-
`uHl:ir, Halifax; (`-. ll. McKay, wifc
rind children, Westville; Wm. Eastby
jr., and son, Medio, l’u; J. A. (luna-
I_hcr and family, Kansas; W. l‘. (lut-
ler :ind wife, Now York; S_ H, simi-
foril, Halifax; H. H, 'l‘liomp¢-101|, Mun.
trcul; ll. M. Foster, llustoii; ll. ll\tth»
ford. Halifax; Fred H. Gricillcy, Mou-
treul.
The follow
:: Go to
Goali-
Buntriin Bell & (lo for
6-2(-iritf.
»vv\5~¢vvv~vvvvvvv
There he rlicd nnil the newspapers of
Paris asserted that it was kuowii in
Liverpool und other furoigii miirkctu
six hours before the event, that ho
would die.
._._.....__é_¢.
SAYS MAHINE ,
INSIIHANITEHATES  
AHE IIIU HIGH
Mt)N'l‘l(l‘lAI., t_.iue., July '20--'l‘liat
the existence of high innriue insur-
iiucc riitos are ilet.rinic|it,i\l to the port
of Montreal wus the statement of
’l"homus Hiirlinir, ii well known ship-
ping agent vfho just ri~turned from
c
iiu nxt.:-nilcd trip to ldnrope, Mr.
Hurling dc lures that the high insur’
ance rntcs of ten years ngo iirc still
in force mid thc gdvcrument is spend'
ing $2,000,ti0t\ in deepening :ind im-
proving thc St. Lawrence route. I-lc
oxprcsscii the opinion that iniincusc
niiiouiits of grain are diverted from
the St. limvriiiicte route owing to
these high charges, groin being prin-
cipnlly affected. Mr. Hurling states
that many ship owners on the other
side were rlebnrrcti from sending their
steumers to t‘-aiindri on account of
the extra premium of insuriince,
which they would require to pay ov-
¢4If_aIl¢l r1hove'tlie rates charzed under
Your 
Liver
is Clogged up
'|'l\ll"| Why
Sorta-7Have
hillgutln, lluluh.
min. nu. mu. mm. siuu.i._ nicl
Genuine .si 1.... sigma
~4 
50,000 FARM LABORERS WANTED.
The immense western ci-ops are
ripeiiing fast and thousands of labor-
ers will be required on the spot. in n
few days.
, ANNOUNCEME NTS
ar’   _
‘ii  ; -"~~
.c.,`\ .. ' 
- ;§~,_  Q n
lf* ' '.
t `~.' Hr. rw*
'3-
-_-
"fu
s,-,--sri - N
. -_... . _
I
_ '~ _~.\
l;"'“:°__ '
_-I-; ;
IA r~\ " 1£".':
, _.Fir -
~ 3
 " - J 1 `i'|l
~=ll
< : - Q 'I *_
"- __ '_*__ `
Q3,
_ See our
bed at
Ii
L--Bee
' Furniture
;,
"f
__, »
if
.‘»`
>.
4
1
*` . v
ass _ - l
`i `~"` _hi  -_ i Luitaiu stretclicrs make your
5Pe°1a1 White mm ' -- _   curtains wear longer and look
.-, ’ J -. -
f_\ 1 4,
- $1.50
2.25  r.
 Lace Curtains   
_  VV,  I _   y ‘   5'):-'I
_A ,|--Wi “_ _ , turlainings   ,  - 6,U|ai.S 
"5"", An enormous stock to select froin.   I  2,1-
 Loce curtains from 2_r,c to $18 `pair_ _   
 
'  ~ ff: ff
ff. “Y 
?"""/:"5 `i ‘1"‘-rf.
if tb". ¢. ‘;”i5‘."'U,
'itfg'-_*"f%i)§'At3

F _ -us 
-@3-

‘km

_ , 4;
“=¢z»»
fi-   '»f"‘~.¥ i
21
., ?...,._ __ .... ». -
.   ‘ _
~  _Ai -1 A -i~»A. ii A -I
- 1 '\ I ."J.`. .A i '
r
i
i
-
5 Y M V 1.3;; JV  ' ,?',’@,`v__    ‘HI
A'-. gghbd ‘ti -  '§‘§'£'\|e.»:'»I6 1.
‘ - _ ,_;_»Q 0 oyipttt --
' 1
_  ,
- f
' v “ ,_ i-\ ,,'.f_,_ _ -"  W ~ -_ , \
,Y-"_ .E/,;»,~,,~-»,  /_,A_é,,_-Q `. -5- _ _“_ _  _-wk; ¢--. ,‘   igj Q .im  .vv_‘|'_;r.`
/épil 1" " " ‘,§1r, '“i§"'   I ,ia  ,I ' _ V '  
" * ki. -_ " Ii -lf _ --" I' _ ",,,; "- _' `~' _.
.-A ~£-,_ .- , tr _ __ V '_ _ 'Ili-ji:-];_ .' - _ .
1 ‘ic ' yi' yvgé. J g,‘_,,i\2 _jr ‘i/».‘__ 
f" ~`:"`i’_» I' l-W1. ’ _ '  -f, - ‘£~
i I'I,"i§t-`_'i_,`A;_i= dffii-. ' -f ` ’  "fy I 'ii _ -
, .J _ , _ _. . _
1 ~:rZ. 1/-.~
, , g.\§i:,'_ an »~'ro'._j, .
 
,. :\_»’,"-.‘=‘ ._ lf. ;--'.'-'
. _ ,__
Il
fo
_:O
_-10
._
.ti
. _,_.,._.. __ -
m  ,_,f..`.
We .cant save you good. money on
/
COUCIlES---- -
We . carry the largest stock of these goods in 'the
Province and our variety is so large it’s _easy to select just
what you want---and at just the price you Want to pay.
Dainusk covered couches large and roomy, our own inzikc :incl well
upholstered.. .. . . .  ._ . . . . ..  _ _ _  ... _  $4.00
Springbottom couches, our own nizike, dziinnsk or velour coverings, ii very
nicearticle  ,   .......  ....  $500.
Lounges covered in heaviest quality iiuitzition lezitlier also in fniicy dinn-
ask, splcndidly upliolstered in our ow11- workshop, large, stroii_i;'ly coiistructul,
nud splendid value at ._ .  _ . . _  __ _...__ $6.00
' ~ “'l*`a'ney velour couches in many styles and colorings-an iinincnsc vari-
ety :it,$6.oo, $6.90, $7.90 $10 90 and up  _ . _ . . . _ _ . . . .  ...._..:$Z0.00
Sliding couch beds, spring cols, etc, always in
_.L
VT
L_
F

, 
I. ¢_
-~.1» -
Tv, Kqjlzéx-,"
‘ ;¢<,.L_..
`)
_‘sm 3,"  .. _uv .
‘stock ai the very lowest prices  
<-,.¢..._,,; _  f ii
ék _ _ __
ti .
1 _ '\‘ ~ ~ better l‘ioin
` ‘v_\':'\)/'*:i;ite1"," I II
__ .nk i _ Curtaiuiiigs by the yard ioc to ii»f.oo i_W(__( Q v __
_ --_ --_,v ` _ , .=- "-,,‘~._-.,‘\- - A' ,_'._
_ FE* "f '-' " .Stciiciled scriius per ynrd 25C to _goo §§,_5;»iii;_<__A  i-Lf" . 
\Ve can save you money on these
“ul Wi,H,[U goods.
I'
headquarters--house
_ Weeks
furnishings
. <1
their :inniiiil policies. As nn instance
it is pointed out tluit it is possible
to insure grain ami other cargoes
from New York und other /\mcrir.an
ports at from in to 25 cents per
$100 all the your round .while from
Cziinuliziii ports the iniiiiiuum rates
are about 25 cents per $100 by reg
iilnr lines and adviiucc to 50 :intl cv-
en T5 cl-nt:-1 during fiirtober :ind Nov--
oruhcr, while even tiikiug tho winter
rntcs into coiiuidi'i':it.ioii from Ht.
John mid Halifax tht: uveriiiic prem-
iums arc at least twice :is much :is ii-
chiirgcd from coinpi-titive points. The
ext.1'ii`cl1iii'gc on ii full ciirgo of grain
muy amount in sonic :iii-ies to ncarlv
a cent n bushel, und this combined
with thi- extra r.'it.i‘ 1-liiwgeii ht- ship
owners in coiisfziiiiciice of their huv-
ing to piiy extni premiums of insur-
ance, no iloiilit tciuls very largely to
the diversion of :in iruineuse uiuouut
of irruin to .-\u\o|'i('iin ports.
'l`he :ittriit,iou of Hon. H. li. llro-
deur, mtiiistcr of marine, luis hccu
drawn to the luintter.
,_ ._..__.._` 
uiuiii wuu
wuiii Hu ruin
-IAJH A'Nfll~1l.li1.~¢, tfnl., .luly 28 -
Mrs. lleginiilil Waldorf of Philadel-
phia. ii wealthy young widow, nm, nc-
cuuipllslieil inuuicinu, is willing to
psy sevcrul tlioiisaiul dollars for a
new index linger. She is here to re-
cuperatc from the effects of an op-
eratioii hy which her right forefinger
was nmputatcd offer becointnir infec-
ted by an iiccitleiitzrl cnt with a rustv
knife. She sppc:ili~d to Dr Fred li.
_ for sevcriil wccks, flied nt. ti o'i-loirli
' Now voini, .niiy an-~'i'in-_ra »~.~<~i-it
HOTEDINEW YORK
POLITICII-\N DEAD
li/\Kl~} (‘.l<}i»lit}I‘Z, N. Y., July 28 --
lililwnrd M. Siu-piirii, who luis bueii ill
touiifht.
liliiiviiril lliorsc -\‘hep.aril \-_-nu one ol
New Yor‘<‘i= lemlimg lii.\'_vcr:i, Hi- \\':ii§
horn in New fork, .Iul_\'» lH:”iI\, :ind
studied :it thc ('\illi:;:u of the t`1l_» in
Now York.
Mr. Hliciiniwl has hcl-.ii coin-itaiitly .ic-
t,i\'v in licnuicriitic nud roforoi poli-
tics iiud was leader in thc ll\‘iiui\-_r:i-
tic reform pnrty in llrooklyn in 1892
nud 1803. l-lc won ii l>ronioi_f.-r of ie-
foi'ni in the tariff :init civil =\;\\:\'i1~i~,
hlillut. tux, iiud other iiiuttei's.
'Plioiigli hc had oft times wiirroii ii
giiiiist 'l'ii|uinuuy Hull, he was iiuiil.:
tho l)cinoc|'iitic 1-_unilitlute for in:\y<.i~
of Now York in llltil, lilit \\‘|ii~= ilef<'nf_--
cd. l.:ist your he wus i-itroiiigly i~on_-ii-
dercd ns ii ciiiiiliiliitt- for ?fo\'ci'iuir of
the state, rind inter his fricuils urged
his clectiou ns United .~it.:i1t's scinitoi'
to i~itieruod (`li:iuucr, M. iloiiuw. llc
wus uiincceptulilo to 'l‘:iium;iu_v, how-
over.
Mr. rlliopurd wus coiiiisrl for muny
large co|‘po1atioi|s, ii, <lii'ci~tor in sev-
orrl Mexlcnn enterprises, nud nutlior
of iiuineruus nrtii-los on li‘i:i\|, social
und politicnl pioierts.
WEIIIU STIIHI UF
HIIIIE THIHSTI MAN
West, who luis udvrrtlsr~<l for 11 fin-
gmiient is willing to pay lihcrnlly.
Q, rs. Waldorf feared that she could
vifheii she found that she must purt
with her finger. Now, lio\\'ever, sho is
taking hope. A plaster cast of the ln-
dex finger has been made nud occur-
ote diincnsioiis taken, and l)r. West
gays he is going to find ii finifer.
H4-ri-_ in the kind, oi finzrnr Mrs Wal-
dorf wants.
Index finger of rii:l\t iiund; lenizth,
3 inches, distance from _finger tip to
palm; thum joint, 2 7-in inches; prox-i
“See ad in this issue re public
the °P“*°°" A” “‘"‘ 9°” "' “‘° 'M' ei ii i`i <1 i is i he - s e.
snare training squadron to _ein ss- ldilywfrwf-°f_~ In bm- Ile 172° ° ° S" 1* 'K °“ °“ 'P
im.-il joint, Zi! inches in eireuinfi-r-'
erica' middle joint, 25-I6 inches in
cireiimu-renee; aisfsi ieiini -i i-is in-
Qer. He names no iu‘ii‘¢’. but sm/H IHS-
fhiive nnything io mukr- it in, so
. .
dover piny piano or nrgnu ngaiu I
fivi-_ of six of us nud we were nwiul
thirsty, ifiiiitoil ii drink. We didn't
Thorn and hiitliei-ln.ii<l went into tho
laboratory nnrl got the jar wliinh con-
taiiioil (`ol. Warlng's ashes. He died
of yellow fever on his wny up to cu-
ba. I threw the nshes out. made the
rirkey nud we nll had ri drink."
Arthur Dcnyse. who worked at
qimrnntiiie until three yi-urs ngo,
startled the nicnilicrs of (io\'ni~iui|--
Dfx's special commission which is in-
vestlzntiiiif ur Aivaii H. Ii.\ty's nd-
miiiistrntion of nffnirs nt the New
York Qunrantiuc fitntion, bv relntinv
this ivelrri story on the witness ntnnd
Ili' lltrty's nlisviivc nud helped in funk-
iug his priv:it.<- otlit-ia ut. ts‘wini-.|»i|rin-
li<iI'ind knowii :iii:iui;_’ n emuill ('utt'i'ii~
of oiiiploycrs its flu- “tli‘1‘c|| i'i\1iin."
lieizoivls show that (',,,p,m-1 i;,-,,|-,lp
li). Waring, jr., widr=,ly known us n
sziiiitiiry i-||-,giin-oi', dii-d of _yi-llovi fp.
ver tin ;i Ht.<':ii|n-i' from t'uIii». on into-
hei' `-_’llfh., lxiiil, liuf ii was ;in-»fli<~r
"VI"Hi'I'Ur'N" .-islios, ii ii:\_\‘. that |Li~ii_isi-
tI|:=t1ii'lu~il, lim*-»i'iIiii;' fi. iithi-i~ :ul\'|i~os
:ii iiiuiri-|i|.iii»-. Iii: li' iriiii' Inid Iwi-li :i
I>l'<~'uiuei\i livin- in m\.||-.<‘ip,il Iifv,
A Modern
God’s Nectar
l"orcst Root Beer is the
iu~:ii'est iipproncli to ]ici'fec~
tion in siiiiiiiiei' I>e\'ci':|p_t-s. lt
rivzils the iiingic iii.-':t:ii' of :iii-
rient t)I_\'iiipinii gurls -It
cools, sootlics, rcfim-slit-.~<, :init
sl.ikc.~: the thirst
Made fioui Iiiicst roots,
Nlieil>s,orie.~'.iaii spriiig water,
t
etc. 5 o ld
by nil deal-
ers - uride
liy
Bigelow
&
Hood
` Truro,
,vr.<terdu.v. It was one nf the incl-I
ches in circumference. .
“ii-nts, he snid, which oceiirred during
-_,li