Tl-IU,RBDAY A
mis
. e - _ _v'
1700 electors of Cljarlottetown andér
' ~-l|._v, who submitted that "where- 5.' e
as tan act permitting the running of “tug
motor vehicles 0" Mondays’ Wed"es` Zelllole almost six feet square bi boat" H u d t rl th t t th
in , nd '1~1,n1-sd d _ _ e ng . e n ers no a a e
tl,e,l8;t sesslonagg wa; I;:;?;atu__‘I;t made in the steel p_lates which were time of the collision the schooner was
Buch Act to be put in force by tm; torn like cardboard, she was in no making seven to eight knots an hour,
order of the G0vemOr_in C0_md._ immediate danger. The case of the While the steamer was doing a bit
about half- s
Those residents of Charlottetown day pa I emht odmk water
and Royalty who may have motor °r II” Black Dianif-rid Line (Capt
cars stored away in hiding may bring N°WIna\1) not only nought news of a
them out to day for an airing, and S°I‘i0us collision at sea but als
more then that indeed, without eny ‘"1
lem. ol transgresslnz the law and iirtut twintv five mm .3 l.,, .1 ,.,,
risking a prosecution and the inflict ° °I°"I‘ the same morn ig we iucou
ion of a heavy penalty At the meet nn
ing of the Executive Count-il yester schooner S“r°h A TOWIIBWII (Capt
day it was decided to allow the run Bunet) °n 059° T°I`m°IItIH¢. and as
ning of motor cars within the city the
and the noyeit,-_ such ,,,,,_ however steve in. wee wreeked while the ete
to be ¢nn11nnn_ ln the terms ol the timer had a hole knocked into her hull
Ant tn M¢,ndny9_ Wednesdays an d Bmldship. above the waterline big
Thursdays. Eggurh I°I` “I1 avelflge Sized waggon
This was undoubtedl the miosti -
portant and most intcyresting siibjxtl AI' the time or the “°°I‘IeIIt the Ca-
deeit with nt the eeting oi the Ex. °°“““ W" I’°“"d "cm Sydney
ecutive, before whom it came in the Montreal Wm' B carg° or coal WIIIII’
form of a petition for bringing into the
opemtlon the Mt pwmlttlnz the ___m_ fio__m Lhatham to Charlottetown
ning of motor vehicles, which was 1:." "la Cargln at hemlock timber I0’
passed at the last session of the Lcvr- mum" Pom" wha", The °°III9I°“
lBlal_,_m,_ occurred bctwecn Cape Tormentinc
'che petition wee eirnni hy ne...-1 “ml
IMPDRTANT READING MA'I'TER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAN S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS
I'l'I"I11§ iii Charlottetown harbour
III°I'IIIII8 the Steamer i‘.ito-ma
o bore
taseable evidence of the .nisbn_
had go into collfs on .iitli 1,..
result the latter, whose bow was
horse to be driven through it
Sarah Townsend was on her way
Sea Cow Head, the steamer being V
'__ era f John Stewart capedis from ‘Montreal with s small
` " 0 0 K P 1 a c e f r o ui h i s l te inward freight and over 100 passeng-
l'eSIfI9l1¢° 56 CI1eBl¢l1\lf- St Yen*-01” ers on board several of whom landed
.-__.>,
FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The fun- -THE CASCAPEDIA- The Cas-l
Secret of Mys
____' ___ _ dalyi ~I|_-;IY will f»0 U19 PPO Cllilled in Summerside arrived about 9 a m. 
gm /> The lJ8II beafffi W°I`¢ MI' P COYIB. will call here on return to Montreal
' _ f Mr J T MacKenzie. Mr. Phillip early Friday morning J
_ ' Coyle Mr Von Clure Gay Mr J P --
' 1 :W Dnny and Mr Will*-im Henneeey -'r A BENSON Dominion Poni 5,
J;
rs t ence to the Roman Catholic yesterday and 5511311 about ll, m
Oemetfi' end Wee Israeli' ettended for Charlottetown end Picton she
llow Prominent People hive
l """""""“"" " I5I`Y R9PI`°5eIIt3I-IVB WOTIIIUE Ill 00 uiscsses snd hsbus willioul drugs win
SN P three provinces of New Brunswick., lay Wednesday July gm Malpcmle
A Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is womens Instltul_e_ vl»l,ul.sdBy_ July
It imparts sdelightlnl slow of vilnroils land will open in Moncton on Wed
health to the skin and im vm
it smooth and soft. Keep
our kiddies’ Lnccs :i id
ands clean with SN KP lt
does the work.
Your Dealer Sells Sup.
lic. s Can. Ssvs the Cmpols.
Suas Csmsssylisiiis|,l|sii¢rssI
DENTAL CONVENTION -The B.l1- el-ati n ith th P l D
tal Association, which comprises the mem-_lugs ml, week as follows Dam
10th The remainder of the week Mr
"ifay I"°rI“"g “nd the s°"I°IIs WIII Benson \\ill devote to organi/.itiun
op o w e rov ncial e- r
Fon You" BATH nuall convention of thi, Maritime Den partment of Aga ,llture W ll address
tenuus Power
at last
Gained Wi-alih snd Fame
mple Melliod flisf enslsles snyone in control tI\ougli's md scfs of oihsrs, cure
the love sud friendship ol others lui
ssd ilis sccref lhouglils sud d sins ol people thou ih thousands ol miles swsy
T0 UPLIFTANI) Bl'.Nl'.I"l'l` M SNKIND says
I`IIl'. REV JAMES S'l`AnI. Y WEN IZ
Q’ \v continue over Thursday and Fri wmk m the east WONDERFUL BOOK DESCRIBING THIS
m
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mu
u__m‘med by the schooner on the ort
m6l"s side was rent considerably, Ca
. _ P
Hmldship. while evidently eros- bunk, .hc said, "I just had time to
the schooner's bows. Though the get on these things when I heard the
Dtaln give the order, "Man the
now we do pray that such Act he at' schooner' however’ was hopeless' Her more than that’
once put in force permittimg the op- glad had been tom" smashed I b
eriition of motor vehicles along Char- e
lottotown and Royalty on the days 'I
_ ' ~ ther. But she became no safe place when we were off Cane 1'-iirzncntine
""" 'ww 'nntor ve"'e'eB mm' be rm' her crew of five, including the cup- we noticed a light on our imrt bow'
. and cutting away the onlv boat and before we had time ro nvnlzl a
mentioned wiicli remained undamaged, they sue- collision thc schooner ran into us.
in the city and along the roads of 
the Royalty on the prescribed daysl l
cec
- not
Just being brought to a completion
is the newest addition to the already for
llifire trim-looking motor bout which ing
that, without any previous expleri-'in
plauked with pine. The keel is of cap
llll
ilcd in getting of! in her, but did
save any of their “arsenal belon-
'l`beir intention was to mskc
her. Turning about the Ciicnuna
and stanchions were all twisted
y n y When seen by a Guardian represen-
forcc of the impact, and she be- tative the Captain of the steamer
to fill immediately. In three mln- skipper of the Schooner. as to where
. _ , tes her deck was level with the snr- the blame for the collision lies He
provided in the Act. ' 1" _ ‘
As stated above the Council have face 0' th°'wate"’ but her cargo 0' told 8 d'm"""'t story from "mt °' thc'
______1"ted the prayer of the p__tit_0________ timber kept her from sinking altoge- said: About 2.20 Tues-1:ty ir - 'ning
n
FRIDAY.
WORK COMMENCED.-Operations
the nearest shore about ten miles were begun yesterday to reconstruct
large _fleet oi gasoline boats that_nil_ tnnngn their boat was 1eak1,,l,_ St. Dunstans Cathedral, All day men
exists in Charlottetown. This is a hndlv ,md 11 mlm had to be kel,t1,a11- were engaged in hauling building ap-
all the time, but before they had Dlillllees, material, etc. for the rc-
_liits been built by Mr. J. W. Rodd,Iirone far from the sid: of the wreck, I>"IIdI"§ WIIICII Cvmmcnces this morn-
hoiise-carpenter of 10 Hensley street, they new the etennier coming heck to inf- Mr. H0020 of the John S. Met-
Uity. Without any assistance, Mr. thnyn, and thev were soon picked un "BIN C0-. IG Ill Charge Of the w0i“k.
Rodd/ designed the bout, and con-'by
striicted her himself. She representstnnn mnlle 101- Chm-101;tn¢0wn_ in 01-.
his first venture in boat-building, and'der
NEW ACCO»UN'1‘AN'f‘.-Mr. R. H.
to be temporarily repaired und Petnick, son of Dr. and Mrs. Petniuii,
order that arrangements might be L-ity. and until recently accountant
ence, and vdthout any assistance, he'made for the salveage of the water- of tue itoyal Bans of Canada, New
has been abe to put together such a logged schooner. Besides the damage Glasgow, N. S., has been appointed
likely looking craft as the boat do:s'done to her bull. the Cacouna hnil uccuiintant. of the Royal Banu here
appear, is ii. fact which renders the'one
feat all the more creditable. 'ship
The dimensions of Mr. Rodd's craitlgrcat iron davits and the iron rail-
are: Leiigthoverall, 24; feet; beam, ing
6 ft.; depth, 5 ft. Her timbers areland
of her small boats, on the mid- to succeed Mr. 1'rowr;e, who goes to
deck smashed to bits, while the l1unl.er River.
YOUNG SOLDIER HONORELL-
buckled out of shape and in Oue little soldier of the lxiug wiil re-
of oak; the ribs, which are wholesome places broken, member with pleasure. the visit of the
p cces, are of juniper; while she isl Un arrival in Charlottetown, the dlstinguislied soldiers. i-ion Col. Sam
tain of the Townsend at once made Hughes and General Sir lan l-iair4iit-
reil birch, and is copper-slieathed,‘arrangew ents for the salvage of the ou, to Charlottetown. The little sol- _
and it is Mr. lioiid's intention, also,'schooner, and towards mid-day f the dicr is Archie Murchison, son of Cap- W°f1“es_d“Y r“°r“I“g'_ The steamer answers that they had been car full' ll
to put uu iron shoe on lt, so as tc`tug '
insure it with greater powers of pre-'scene of the collision in order to tow l10
servatloii. Forard the boat is deck-'the
day hlaborate preparations havei WEDNESDAY
25°" ”":_d°,_ii‘ “I” ‘"“II;°"_;I f°“'_1; I0* _oriuoi-rr FISHING.-iaeioie sti
B en er mnment ° t e V1” °rs> pendiary Wright, at Summerside yes-
says a Monctml erchmge' “m‘°“g terday thirteen Indians fro Lennox
tion at the Golf Club which will pro-1 ~ . ~ ' " S _ . e or
y “I one 0” 5 °xI’e“I'°d that near Bideford and also fishing with-
e o a en rom ppcr anada. J
Among those attending from Char- ' ___ 
. _ S
lottetown are Dr. Ayeis, Di. Brown _wEl_LIl{lGT0N TEA__,I.he tea P
und Dr. Lodge. ~
I-ATE MISS CARRIE MAWLEY- §§'.’.§'§"i.IlT.."o-i'.';`.T~‘T.`.’e°.§`.'i.'l.`I.' .§'.1”°°r"."'f 95
very orderly The financial results
severe suffering, ner gentle, kindly emg 'n e vc"""y of $5’ "0'_J' “I
earei er to all who new her. For. l tl, F S h 1 M l
the pa? three weeks she was “nder` Edo; Plaze :i'im"1I'hgursda(yIO 'Jung p;gt'1i: U
lottetown hospitals, where the chd ;I,'afl0cu:s:lif_jecl';e"l?y ll'1,x(,';:;'s?rdB';I;_nl;';It'
came, somewhat suddenly yesterday. of Prince ol wales College and bv I
She was 57 years of age and was thc Rev E_ J Hattie of Malpéque Alley ci
sizcoud. daughter of the late Mr. Eil- the'exami_'mti0“ was concluded the nl
ward Mawley, Summcrside. She is _ . ._ i
sirvived h three sisters Miss Janie "'I"°m"" 'md gmmng Cert'f'ca"eB n
tl.e Misses Georgie and Lottie of the C l I d T t’ e -_ tl,
liund. The thiity
flliiton House. Miss Lottie arrived "mm" an "'_'-S \ -
__ (,__8__1__ttetow__ last night _md will dollar scholarship, awarded each year I-
. y _ e _ _ Om ‘lest studenti the highest grade, IUI
in Summerside this morning. To the _:ms W n l Hgln. L B - to ln.
bereaved sisters and friends The 0 ly y ’ emré' ' ,H
[Il
other features planned being a recep- Islamfand six res-de t Olmmdl d of
' and vicinity were charged with pick- ed
§_’_r;'_21y_be1;tte:_‘d°d Illyithe best °r s°"ing quabauge on reserved bottoms free distribution of Prof. Knowles‘
tn - t' ii 'i thi ti '-' .' fl”
mZn;°n;;zr;u"u_:d' Bfme e ;_'_'J§?nen'; Ollt III`_5tt__Be‘5IIf_l_II§ H IECBIISB- Alter ment of the Inner Forces." The book 1
o e v
_ he cases were 1 1, 1; ,111 1 ts _
b l tl, l _ 5 III P 9 ‘I I ence sys are many as ouii ig nc con
Timters trt’ d ef pro 381°" 'ge expei all adgiourneil until Wednesday next.-- ce
______ held at Wellington yesterday was at- To
Men one ii* ii 'ii 1 _ _ _ _ _ K U
withy sorrdwmgf rtlllle edgathmof 53;' Els" wilh 'mge numbers ol "'s"'0"E" r”
Ca,.,_l,, Mawley ol SummerBlde_ whlchlli-VBFYIIIIIIE Passed UII lllI1eIIY- the and the author describes ii simple have treuceil the science with much
occurred yesterday after a protracted c_"0wd' with 'I 'ew exc'f'pt"0""’ "e"'g me
_r_i|anner__and cheerful _disposition en- _MALPEQUE__Th__ closing __xe_____s_ _liéiesting copies of the book nnil char
es' system is ex-
Y » _ pre ta t th pnpn i M. Prevent dey ie
U' the Muwmy .H°"B°’ Su"?me"B'de' Thhllrxas sM'aENut't' r3hnirm?in)d'f tile '~'I"“II¥ “IWW” IW
u ni rn enilittiuns
- 1 1 oi g which the
a__c______D____n th remains to the h __,by the (umberlanil Trustees to the Im I
Guardian extends sincerc sympathy. _FRENCH Rll/El-l__ The Beml__m_ the C101-gy and the
S RANGE FORCE AND A CIIARACI'
ER UEI INEAIION P051' I0 ALL WIIO WRITE AT UNCE
The National Institute of Science
The llcv. Jumts Siuuley Wentz.,
Loudon, Englanil, has appropriut- "“y":_"N° “"0 C'-"I XIV” I-IN’ HYHI‘¢ui il
$25 000 toward __ _und for the `ciii'eful perusal without becouiing sul.-
’ is
fied lilllll- ill giving this kuowleil e
P!
to the world l'i'of. Knowles is uctiiut-
w book, “The Key to the Develop- ci] by the earnest desire to uulift iiml
it-nciit miiiiki|iil.I heartily recumiiieiiii
this course to ull who desire to de-
rning the practices of Eastern velop and cultivate their inner
ogis, and explains s. wonderfully forces."
mple system for the development oi
ersonal Magnetism, Hypnotic and
lepathic Powers, and the curing of.
'lil _ Sh h ll l, ~ll _ ' _ _ ret thoughts and desires of ntliersl
 nndehe: pn::i.€'e:<Tn:§I.e§v;I ;"’,'° "_‘“I‘tI;’ ““_t’F‘*?°t°’Y- PIL” '°°”‘P“ though thousende oi miiee ewny_ 'rhe A. w. Fisin-i~, M. ii., vii. ii., M. ic..
most endless stream of letters ‘re-|I
` I
ter deliiicntions indicate clearly the t
niversal interest in Psychological t
going treatment in one of the Char- l, 1 ’ “WI UWIIII5 Sciences-
ting the interest
the brightest
tellect of the
e scores of re-
lowing, from re-
esentutivc Brit-
h publications,
eillcnl profession
A leading London Pliysiciun Dr. R,
5 _
N. Pickering, M. Il. (T. S., Ie. Rr (7.
P., L. S. A., in it letter to Prof.
senses and habits without drugs.!Knowles, says:-“I consider your
ie subjects of practical character system the most complete and accur-
ading is also extensively dealt with, ute literature Upon the subject. You
thod of accurately reading the sec- ability."
A'prominent American Physician,
’i'i'ncipnl ofthe Douglas Institute,
\vi'itci~i:-"Yoiir system is very useful
o me in my practice." `
hese phenomena.
; The National Institute of Hcicnres
That Prof Know- has therefore untlertnkn the some-
-i "I{Ii:I.i unil pool'
alike benefit by
the teiiclilngs of
this new system,"
ifriys Prof. Know-
les. "und the per-
son who wishes to
achieve greater
success has but to
itpply the simple
rules lulil dowu‘."
'1‘liut many welll-
thy and promin-
ent people owe
V tk d __ nuiil examination of the Greenwich
_ _es r ay evening there uccurre _
the first stage in an interesting se- §?,':,(;0'Tl?;o:ch';'(,ulc(;. on the tznthl lf'
_ _ _ . u
qucl to the collision at sea which decorated lol, the (;'(;;'_'1sIlvo't:'u£I'1'ile “H
took place between the steamer Ca- i though the weather was not very _“___
cruyua oi( the Blucér Dmmond Lme' orablc, there were u goodly number uf
(loin rom Sy ney to Montreal) -l '
and the schooner Sarah A. Townsend "L;p'lls an? ratepllyegs- pT;'e"t' The
, p p s eexii n 1 var' us
t'l;;'r'i'ldtIf'f0'('I1a>CI]1"Iithr:‘i';Iitt`0 L';a"l"'tte` siililectilimliy themltirachlelr ifnd oth'i;)rs,
Ie rr me ar I' °" the pupils showing by their ready
11 program consisting of songs reci-
iire striking exam-
pleiisfi-
The Christian
Age_- “Professor
Knowles' Systcin
has cured disease.
corrected bad hub- _
its, strengthened 1
memory, and _ _
oved highly beneficial in the culti-
e s Y _
Amherst left the .harbor for theltlllll and Mrs John Murchison, Char- ""‘""II “_ at present "I CImrI°“et°W“ taught by their teacher Miss Hannah VHUOII of personality mid PCYSUIHII
ttetown ‘UNI the I`ef150n WIIY he WiIl| I"‘rh,°r In Ordzr to have temI’°rary‘Mooi'e. The examinations being over IHII\Ie“°e~"
derelict vessel into the nearestlrememher the visit is that on that I`e1’flII`S BIIGCIGII I0 the damage SI10 - - -
» i _ . _ _ _ _ . _ » , . ,
ed over ou a flush with her gunwale,'port. Before she could get up to thei0CCBB10fI. he was preecnted bv GEN- sullerrd I" the coulsmn' was h"e"e" tations and dialogues wan nncnesg lessor Elmer lt. Knowles (.oml>l'1U_>
and right- up to the cabin, which is spot, however the schooner had been WUI Hallllltvn, on behalf of Col. I"I‘I“I` fl WaI`I;I1IIt issued IW me VI°e`_fully carried out. Before leaving iili IYIYSI-‘im °I I"’rs“'““' I“"'_'enc'“` 'f'l'
ainiiiships. The cabin improves the taken in tow by a number of motor lriuglics, with ii Royal Bugle 10 ,» Admiralty Lourt at the suit oi. were treated t ,1 l tl. 1, Heulin roviiles the embivo eutli.i-i-
appearance of the boat. Little less boats, and taken into Cape Traversc,,'f
than twelve feet in length, five feet where she was beachcil, pending other II
in in-eniith and eil ieot in height, it err
_ _ _ _ i aug .
has been 'constructed of black wal | Meanwhile the Cacouna is in dock ‘IIS-tI“§“I3I1'=<l v0\1ng bugler. _ carrying at the time of the collision. \,,,,,l Surry that the “Mlm l
nut, which has been varnisheil and here undergoing repairsr( _
iolisfied iii its" "iiet`uru1 colour, and The Townsend is a schooner of 1-‘.9 _
__ _ g l, _ _ _
smart appearance" an hugh, 1,Qy_lMcssrs. Poole & Thompson, of Mont- lnlter whlcl, all) c'tl';p';,.l;;,l  eallihgr inst, with pust such kuovileilge us
i the 82nd, Regiment, Th G11 L1' ‘iigue the owners of the Car 0 of lum- - ~
_ e ar iaul » . _ I5 homes well satisfied with the wily mum he “darted U.) "'.s "II" '"fr"')""'
angemcnts for her salvaKe_ heartily congratulates the already bei' which the Sarah Townseiid was in whlcl, the sc1,0O1 1111.1 lmeu l M circumstances and inclinations.
,nnd also at the suit of Joseph Sal-lim, I Wm' mv'
The I.0n<lon_-"Professor Kr.;.wli~s'
S stem embraces ri great deal of cru-
. ~ * Y _
A formal meeting of some of those ter und Sons of Sydney the own-l iition in a form which can bc rcuilily
I l _ interested in the Silve Bla k F l ' ith r 'ck d sclioou'r The THURSDAY' 1 l b ll 'I l vi the ability
certainly is one of the af ,tous liurthen, and is owned in North _ _ I` C °x.‘""“ U 8 We ” e' _1 0 0 F_Gmm1 Magna D ilresvel Y 11 “I0 IH '-
tractfvtr" features "of the boat |Sydney, by Joseph Salter & Son, "
ventilated, being fitted with fourteen' her
large windows--in fact when tb# Thompson, of Montague. I
siishes are down, the room has a dv I The names of- the crew .rescued from u
11g1,;fn11y open appearance. The co the ___
bln, which has a beaver board ceiling, yesterday by the Cacouna are:
in ,nude with 3, circular front, which
gives it u nice finishing touch; its cii-
traiice is in the stern. Locker Benin. _
neatly inaile, run the length of the
cabin on both sides, and 151 persons
can be comfortably seated within it, They all hall from Sydney, l
while the bout at its utmost capacityl To ,I Guardian reporter Capt. Buffet ,,
will be able to carry 20 D9I`SU"_5~ told theffollowing storv of the col- n
The engine WIII IJ0 -P13094 In the lision: ,“We left Chatham on Moudav E
stern of the vessel; f01‘ WIIICII MIIPIB nf
room has been preserved- II? IS In' fine went-ber right straight along l
tlcnileil to Put in all engine UI “I’°“I- fair wind and a fine night. At ien t
ten horsepower. E-ndenvour will 8150 past two last night. wif naw it ¢'ca.\n- c
be made to ecouoinlse in the iiiattef er’s lights, straight ahead, und at
of sprlie as much as DOHSIIJIB WII°II twenty minutes past '» wo we had it C
the engine is installed. III 0I"I“I` t°|co1
fit up ii. small toilet comllartmellt- schooner filled with water in about S
UD 120 IWF W9-tel' IIN’ ‘IW boat II05 'three minutes, and we had ro lfa\'e| D
been Painted in Zfeelli WIIIIS the “I’ 'her
per portion of her hull is done in_nnd picked us up and brought us
white enamel and for a narrow I/ieCe h
er
along the top the wood has been pol- "Can you say anything as to the E
ished in its natural colour, giving a cause nf the collision?
nent finish appearance of the hull. "
Mr. Rodd began the construction f she
the boat at the beginning Of April. was too close.
and has thus turned out a very hand- She was shearing awnv when YOU
some craft, and one that looks very collided?"
seaivorthy, in a comparatively short "
space of time. The boat WHS in-Kell
ehe wee hniit to the waterside at the the
foot nf Great George street, and her in
builder hopes to effect her'launchlug jar
within the next week. She will not~he
be launched until her engine has been etruclil" Without waiting to hear
put into her. anything more he sprang out of his
The mate told the Guardian man D0 H _ _ __ Good Fellow and tt ____ __ _ _______
d0Wu YCBIPFIIIIY "Om tha I"1“°° where III” It was hi' Watch below when r_i_l1__l1_l__l:_€r__ I1I‘;I_<;f__8__ IJEIDE 9°I<I 011 PIIUCI’    thirce igrdlsllng' ocdeers for'thc Grand l';rlJ(tIi"Ii'I‘(,)o(';'harlIi;]i;'BE.aCheasc'I Tiiley welll
Those present at the meeting were: | A Y  W _"_ _ __ w____ B ___ M°st°r'_A' ' ‘I
Mesrs. H. Haszard W. B. Prowse, nr go ss res cne i s -
J. 0. Hyndman, ffapt. Taylor, P, ._ T " H sh M _h --CHASE-THOMSGN.-The mar- _ _
Fletche W K R0 ,.8 B R Hol_ '""~' ° ' °“' ° ‘ rlage nf Evelyn Hope Thomson and ceiving by Mrs. M. 1:.. Arnold and,
Townsend who were landed here
Tom. G. Buffett, captain.
HUB?-‘1‘y WHB held yesterday morning steamer was arrested and afterwards D ' l ' S' ° F' "` to read and understand simple 1>ru'ie.
The cabin is exceedingly we1',while the cargo 01 lumber she llas l,,_ at the oflice of _the For Farmers’ Bu-i the necessary bonds for her release bglfaadnd (';_;_V_‘:('lt'Sec';_"c`t;';_ '_)II Iiugxj
belongs to Messrs. Bell and  tn; tr” d‘sL°"t“_‘“"“ °' the sm" were °‘°°“r°d' _ . lliinhbn. Charlottetown. ofthe Grand
brogd B 'mpor A 'on of 'D165 from A S ts t af e dth 1" c0:u‘;_':)__ B; Lodge of the Independent Order of
M, 'th . _ ° °“_“ , 0 _ ° _ ofidieiiowe oi the Maritime Provinces "
No better help towards success in life
could be desired."
Modern Society.-"No modern in-
estigator along phscliological lilies
er e dlscussion of the matter, yesterday s Guardian, the captain and ’ has received so large an amount of
hich was unanimously against this_ crew of the schooner left the vessel K»li(':lltclIi;.'YT[i;'\('l'alr'i(?1'i)gLC1'2§€' Af;-'l,ee"toé';a,(,)3 praise as that accorded to Professor
' t t . ' ' ' ' ,
iiill»_;\_i‘___i_i___loii,tn ,iioxrkmitrlee of five was after the collision, and took to i_i Master duly lnstaued the dmcers for F'
lmer E. Knowles for his mai'veloiu.
Elias Th0__nhm_ mow my o oo in o the matter small boat, in which they were pick __ _ t _ 1 System of Personal Influence and
Walter Hewens, A. Ll. u
Robert Patey, A. ll _
_ Dan McDonald, cooic.
ternoon at one oclock. \\'u had l
lision off Cape Tormentine. The
in a bout, the steamer came bacl-I
_nd revcrt. _ eii np hy the steamer end brought in E_r‘;__‘;,’ff'_‘,‘If_';__'*fs_  B’;’f__ °l,I,‘i’;‘_’_“:G:;I_‘:_'i’_° _
It WHS Pointed out that articles to Charlottetown. The schooner, on Heber Hardy Rec Sec,y__I E C 1
iave been appearing in outside pa- iiccount of her cargo of lumber, Hunt", F.ln'Sec.y;_Wm C _i_aw`s0n` t
ers commenting on the fact that though she filled to her decks did ' ' ' ' ' the instruction papers rc-_veal n iinture
h ' ' ’ o
nw eenimnnlv reported that Prince tug Almheret to go to the eoivege of 2'DgS~_R(g';_2§;“§’-gérg' M{N°§'I*S1f; mi
dv/ard Island is n dumping ground hin derelict veeeei, hut when he _- ~- fténgén E Han,  S ' N' G'__
or everything veiled foxes- Thin. it! rzved on the eeene he round her in the Herberf Clark  S 'N ¢_;T,,_,E “
s___fi;a__r_ed,__i_>1Jterate agi;l_ns_l: the il;_posses31on_ of son_ie__ fll_ty____men,__ who B_ I_mmm_ R_ S_ v_ G___R_ T_ BOW Amherst 1909_ took place on Mom
_;"_ . lJ_0_ie_v_s_or_s _gen ary, ESD Clnlme BH V389 B: te dehsc tm? ness. L. S. -V. G.-Geo. Marehbnnk- any afternoon at the residence of
" y 0 gn n es 0"' er "Y mrce' T ey Owl' er "' 0 I. Guardian-H. J. Dimn. Out Guar-‘
Another matter that was fully dis- S il h le 'll l t ke _
usscd was that it had been report- charge of by Mr. (lem-gc Godkin, the vismn ' ‘ ' .
 g bwthere were present inelnd- formed hy Rev. N. ivinooneen, oi the
Nctllldllrehhcrrn wA11sas£l'iad':ddseinaU1t,(Ii';§ 'ggllesdohctla?'srd::)c'I'\;'<Ii‘IIJ'l0tIl: T1-te';;r' 102 Bro. Geo. S. Ryan. D D-G~M~. 0-I Warren-Avenue Presbyterian (lliurcli,
arts of Canada and it was ;0nsi_ llildey L0<Ige2 Bro. Burns of St. imdcr an arch decorated with pinks
_‘Ned wigs to ta'ke some p__e_____utio___ TUESDAY_ Lngvgnce; Bro. wPori_;Jr of _Hillside and roses, from the centre of which
’ 'Press -J W Waugh Warden-Geo
Healing. Here at last is n, man wliu
s at once a great scholar, a born
cuchcr and n. practical liclpcr-for
0155 Ill’-Ve been iml’0l'lied ill large not sink altogether. On arrival liere ` ' '. '_ ' ` which is sympathetic and of gooil fel-
umbcrs, to such an extent that it is t e snhnonern captain. engaged the A' Patton' ('°"d"ct°" A L Purdy l
wship for un ambitious, yet lurgcly
thc power uf Per-
their success to
soiml Influence
there is not the
slightest doubt,
but the great
miss of people
have rcmaiucil iii
utter ignorance of
that arduous task of distributing
broadcast, without regard fur class
=or crecrl, the information heretofore
The lA,-,nllon weeklv '1'1mes_-"1>r1,- 'posscsscil by the fcw. In addition to
supplying the books free, cucb 111-_rsiui
who writes ut once will also receive
ii character iicliiicution of from 400
to ~500 words us prepared by Prof.
.l(nowlcs.
I lf you wish ii copy of Prof. Know-
les’ book and ii Uhuracter Delinea-
tion simply copy the following verse
in your own liiin<1writiug:-
"I want power of mind,
l"orce uuil strength in my Iouk.
l’lcnsc read my character
_ Anil scuil me your book.”
Also scuil your full mime und nil-
rlress (state wlictlier Mr., Mrs., or
_Miss), write plainly, und addrcrs
your lcttcr tn:-
Nntiouiil Institute of Sciences, Dcpt.
945, (`_
Nn, 258 Westminster Bridge Ronil,
ll.nuilon, f-l. FL, Englaiiii. If you wish
_Iyou may iuirlnsc (lil r~_cnt_s (stnnus
of your iiwn country) to piiy postitgi-,
etc. Postage on letters to Eugliinil, 2
sguideil population." 0
ents.
B _ _
ummerm e' W ere B' W' ’c a "' dian-Geo C Bowness ‘A number of
Professor Arnold, 185 Beacon St.,
Somerville. The ceremony was per-
D M. aug of Pr nce Ed- was suspended a large white bell.
__ ary measures in.order that this dis- -A SHIPPING POR'1‘.-Summer- an ro _ - _ _ _
0- ease would not be brought to Prince side can now he classed as A shipping Ward' After the Lodge mee""'g B so The bride wore B xml" 0' unyx 0"'
The steamer did not give us roomz-
did not leave hcr course till she
Yes."
collision occurred., and he was
his blink when there came o. great
which rudely awakened hi-m and
heard somebody sing out, She's
I-s
F. - ~ E18 . - - . , `
msn, J. R. Dlnnis, J. Webster, G. E, llsr llsir Grow iinlward Irving Chase, graduate of _
and white roses, ferns and palms
Amd' F' J' Nash' G' E' Hughes' E' Mrs Filler Emery now vislflngfrinnds
R, Brow, Miller Matheson, S. A. Mc- 1" ¢1.n¢||,y_ in the fortunate pour-nseor of Mons Alter the reception and ‘,0lla_|
Donam' R' H' stems’ R' E' Spmet' Ill;::='»»°iI'l'iIiIIn'I'I'¢'Ii'l:llI'|li'lllllilMehdi?kIi"d':s'l ° F F tion .Mr and Mrs Chase left on ai
C- I‘°°n“rd Grant and °t'heI`5' Moreoveritis ov soft nllkv snilfluffy tex     ' ' '
- The following committee was ap Qirteunnliin cnl_o_ru_|:I<l_il_g~;_7___gl_il_sr»;_i;__§:l_<:_
pointed to present tr” matter to the wI’t|iTilild):i'<'»'s's. l`i‘;'ts?l to tell how she had   costly and ,lselul___B05t0n cxnhangn,
brovlnclal Government: Messrs. Hor- obtained chin .. .ndgi_iu| growth ln ln. Tha bride ls a daughter Ol the lntel
nee 1-laszard, J. R. Dlnnis, George uhnrtiitimimihe said. Hun snyunntod
. . . ii- . -
’.*.,‘;‘.§" E' R ’“‘°" “““ J ° “Y” :.i.i"il'.'.,“::‘.:.:‘.:'.".°:.'i&'i‘r.£n:i.‘i2u:i.x‘r.;:’, .hy -von cn. sive n me
' ` h l, hl hth uve chad bsrelvtuu-i
T0 II Guardmn r°Dr°s°nmtIv°' B' Ii'IiI~:»iidiiIr:C weisisllingdutstsnslsrminy Ind B0 S_fl'0l\g Ind on who rendered the weddlnz mnrcll
gentleman largely interested in the into find growing very thlnultuslv ex- v- - _ .
fox industry. erllressed himself as WSIIII the I>'\|fI *ellpin le"°'° "P°°l- I' IM°f°II|~ is a. daughter of Jessie F. (iumernn,
me such marvelous rc-su tu could be sc- s¢l\d Nlm0 Ind Addf3|| To
wsu dullsndllfeiess ncoionturmngzr y 1.
follows on the subfect dlqcussed at ln pntt-hi-ii, and very drvund brittle, My formerly °I North Tnmn' I
ne we-==-"1 ni'-K °°f=-nv we .”.°t‘:..iii' :.=.‘:i.°:i.°'..‘.:i.*:...;"i°:’.'.':.'.i .:ii;' ..'.l.:i:.'.:‘..'“..i.uii:°~.~.':.'.'.' .:..‘i:.‘:.~.°"::L°..".
80010 Pl`0t9¢fI0I'I 5II°“Id IW °II°rd°‘I ii'dose'\ dlfferant hair ton|'cs. but ihei ened mslvhood.fsllIr|¢ memory sn'd lsmo
»°°»\° nw °g-==° 11"; 'f°‘;,,°“g;g,§g ;i'.:::..'_‘ ::‘.:‘.~as°.~::*.:::a=;‘:'.r..°.: .'i‘;- 3::i‘..-.‘3i.°.".'i.':.°.‘.:i..';i:°i°::,:.°u_ ‘i.'::i“".::.‘
.‘I.lZ.."i'.'.I’.l”.‘i.., .“..§'°..;.e.._°’f..», 0... :'.‘;r:.“.:i:::i.°.~‘i::ii..':'z'.:°e°:°:°.'i'.: si"°:*.:.°.'1.i:'..::"i..ue.":i:.f::.'sr .i n.. n. n. 1...... .»............
way of looking at the matter is that f,’:',‘_§“,f“I¢°§,I’5;__;‘k‘l'_fII__:_f,l’:.'l_;,’IIlf:I£I::‘-_fl {l¢_I:‘£Il"Ig;I;'_I_,_ rf: 3‘_'_o 'Q_*l¢_I_l‘°g:'°,_°_° 22:51 which openeddirl Alherton t_<_;ilay_wi_l_i:
there should become Bott 0| ¢0l'¢I- Com oseesnd mlxgilrwlth ny Rum Anil hl~ msnly powersn vitllltmqulcllly sn-1 IBTKGIY “U-en 9*. le*-Ween ‘\\`\‘
flcate required from the different 2f_‘;’l‘£I;",}',,l?H:h'I,':v|tTint'h:'il'ri'|¥ilI-"IidgtI:';T dgl:rIAliI2rT'|lI.ns2:§';;,,§;'§}'ll,=‘;,m_2h;e delegates responding to the roll cull(
"I rancllei B8 t0 U10 P6¢IIKI'¢° 0I SIIG new hair would grow very rilrlfllv. ffl# tlnn free of charge. in a plsln. ordinsry A _
T stock they sell. Without s ch ce id at t l dlh fi_ y ngg|stn_i_ix 1| d I t sny msn who wil I attendance The bi- utiful wi-iithcr
11 5 1°- c s o ry lan s m r se 0 envsooe o n  .a .
W ll E R E T 0 S T A Y I N H A Q' I F A x tlilmto foxes that are not pure bred f,§_",,l’Il,':”° |‘lf,':::’“_°,,‘,Il°l‘fl'f.'°"{,"l°'§,,|;,,I¢fl,,,'l‘ "'f'l~l',f,, {,”,.f,f‘,’,f.lI|fl_l,,n com” l,.nm.,,l,y.l¢_ combined with great interest and en-
\ might he imported from abroad an'd Crystals. and stsrted to use it. My. how isnyho has msdssspecislsiudy of msn thuslasm makes these meetings equal
W ben um bnd_ vlulml qulcklvm hair old wow. lflrstths hslr sndlsm convinced! is the surest-acting to any ol the lllml lmld mr _ve,,l.s_‘
I I I _
9° ‘I 55” II 5' 3 I’ ssopoedfs |~ng.thsltf~h|ng_cesssdsndv.h> ombination forthecurenfdeflclsntmsn
__  is the danger to __the _(ca lndu_stl‘y nf ¢_1_nndi-ull;lissl_»p?lir_e_llé__;i__'anc.ll¥iv,__llf3; §ilil_¢_l__s__n_ll_vl_g:>;_¢=l_v:; p_i_i_|__t_lgf_l_h:r._______ ___ The ri_1;i_:'n_l_i:g sEsslc»_n_ o\_len_1_;_d nt___10 a.
thi rovinos tha ax s _ I s to llrn lpn Ire I I - m. w e res en , rs. overs
B   the! lI'enef1t of all concerned in the :Sgr :l':g,'fl‘:;'m°_'ff~'f,';';.'=,.2";,'I,_I:',f,-,:°;,',:a `:f,';d,,';','f1";',,';-$§’1§'§'r,l'l1,':‘¢"1',. §',°,,':,'f¢°,1'l,':1 "¢='1z'_ nf Government House, in the chnlr.‘
' dustr t at some measure o sn 1 is. o course sm use i- our s s er on e p a orm were. rs.
mx 'I' y h ' treitmrnlt stehd' and ehpldcttoccnglrllle gtovlfr d IIi'¥Iii;:';IIf vIvm|Ih"l‘i'»Ir'r'rI'|IiI  Wm' " th ' I' ' M~
S I  Dl‘0\60tI0n on the lines indicated 'Ili 1;, sq, inn uniil' my hslr reaches thi- sntmed'f;Tr|es.sfenre vrlist I believe in Ne” M°I1°°‘I~ S‘II“III°I'°I‘Ie' “"5 I-IW
‘ the meeting should be introduced. ilnnr. I inigli_t__hl_ve__s¢li_nsed___snl'| _mel r_\_n_r_e_st_&i°_:_¢°l_l* °n_i;\;ul_l_d_ Vice-President. Mrs. Horton. Miss
_ UI’ t° “N I’r”°“t un" tl" I"°vI“°° Ni°iir|I:N'|;'.’l |T|Tin'I¢ ‘thst silyovi-igllisrlzcsn it :Ifd ésnd so cure hlmselfst home quiet M"II`II°II‘I “MI Mrs' Mmer' An" ““`Inn° Eggrekfdstcgdolgh Tlnlgrifdrdslr. he-obs:
Wh," ,,,, mm¢ io I-Ialifax on luisliicrts or of Prince Edward Island has got the |o..¢,t_hie|¢,henniiin| hsirhy mine t ._ line 6uiXkl§.____i_llltdrep1ne£ |_lns film lifting devotional exercises, minutes
- I' Y l, : Q ti, 8101, at the reputation of having pure bred stock D"e\'nf'D¢|\"\ ll I I"\_“" f°°°|"'|'l"a‘I°_§II‘,l,'; " I"b ,_'- li Nil h “'§"l'2f;'|~ I" d°B“I ‘I' nf the Presbyterlai, held last year in
pleitiiie metre it your - ue 11°* `. ii the hast quslit oi forte and it """’"'"'°'“"7»""""""'"i"i ' 'if Ye "fi" oTt'il'ie‘n i'lniiI'fI' ri-ei e il." "fm ‘vlnlreiine werw ri-ad and s helpful
_ d 0,, ll f1,»¢1 it n pleasure. sn v . the re.-nit. ihe nmol in on mnly g_gy__‘__ ____“n_ __ ___ ______l\`_ 6 lun” _ . _
““L“"’X “OT” "‘* ’ 1- °° '>'°°°°° "1" '°°““°“°° W” 1 '“its:":Ji.':.~.".‘:t":.i.;:ii'i'::.:::... ..-. ....,.' e.. '.;..i....... J... ..'..... mee- nn" iv in Pie-'de-c
. _ _ _ |
dward Island and spread among va- port mr coal, the schooner J. B. f'1.fgl£al'§A"' ;0,£_°w;'_'_fne;"';'_u'l'_"e'l';_"e"gs0(§'_l "_:edt_sl'llk'lw'th uI::ii"rc'_1_l;_fi'_;'_;""__""i;;_ 'T12
luahle silmr black foxes. Martin loaded with hard coal by Jos- numbers served lce_cre____m_ and cake °_a1';l___ y _“£36 Valle The lon l;I__m_
It was considered 'advisable in this sph Road & Co., having sailed yester- wh,ch'w;_s fouowed by 8 smoker ,___ Ol _ls 0 _ __ _id with gran __
matter to ask that some measures bc di-ly afternoon for Picton.-J. ' ’ 8 ve was as c _ 0 'I
taken to have a proper quarantine t?I";_=’_"H@¢I  SD_°;€<i_I1__1_\_ud__l:0_;\l_!_-_ 13:3 blossoms. The maid of honor was
_ ___________________________:________________________._________ o e mos ess n en g
?t“t'_?_'_I prgvldfd' and that Ions he """""r""""' history of Tokalon Lodge was then glgtnr of the bride, who worea gown
ng PM ed mm abroad should be 9 brought to a close by the singing of 0
'¢;;"Iof0i:t'h:iIlc?d;'I:'(ln1:1;';tI'oNidi:iu'd'\Ti?r;  S  Auld Lang Sync, God Save the King. arm bouquet of white roses. 'I`hc_
Miss Olive Thomson, of Mnttapan, a
I canary colored silk and carried an
ing march was rendered by Missi
Sybil Cameron, a neice of the bride.
The bridal couple were assisted in re-
Mrs. Annie E. Brown. Laural, red|
were useil in the dining room decora-
wedding tour. Many prominent guesl.s_
were present, and the presents were
Tryon, and is a sister of Mrs. D. J~
Thomson of that place. Miss Camer-
(Special by phone)
ALBERTON. July- rl-The meeting
lurze number nf visitors were hlso
' E. I. lsell0Nl|»||» ”\'“|°'° |00 tII° I"’°“'I” °I 'IIIIII III°"“"' 5' to lst It on the fses or when the hslr is rms s'I° WMM outs rs crlptlonllhs The Escrotsrv'l report WM most
. ° ' ll » 1 ~
_ sdvocstod. I not dun-sd. ,lllilo-bn!! mid 'lI¢n\l|°'lI del- encouraging, showin; sn sdvsnoo su
-4 . _ 'r . `- .J
round, 43 societies reporting witl1*"`n.
large incmbcrsliiii und much interest.
shown in the ivurk.
'1‘1ic report of thc Home Misi-:ion
Secretary also sliuwcil great nil-
vnuces, thc conti'ibutiiius for lliinie
Missions this year being ulnmiit
iloublc those of 1910, 1911 and 1‘.|lZ,
and un over increasing interest being
sliown in the work.
In thc ufti-ruoou the chair was tiik-
en at 2.30 and Miss Itubertsoii, Sec-
retary ol Young l‘coi>le's Work, guru
ii eplenrliil review of the yeur's work.
Her report sliowcil 29 bands with ii
membership of 532 and ii totiil of
$628.35 raised by the bands; $4110.32
for Foreign und $127.73 for Home
Missions.
The 'l‘reasurer's report wus also
most favorable. For Foreign Mis
sions there was raised this year by
the whole Preshyteriul $2,460, an lu-
creusc over last year of $163.20; for
Home Missions $556, almost double
lust yem"s contribution, making ii
totnl for all purposes of $3,016.57,
an increase over last year of $775.57.
After tlicsc reports were adopted n
confcrcncc on Young i'eop1e’s Work
was held, which was followed by re-
ports of (‘-ommlttecs. The session
closed with the Doxology.
At the f-vening session the church
was fllleil to overflowing.
-IB"1¢I‘ 'I`I'°m50“v I°I"“°I”IY °I N°‘"I-II,  
The Pure Bred Clydesdale
Sisllion
"I.aIi0l'i Again” 10326
Enrolment No 45
Will stand fnr ser-
iélce sz. l'srk__Sttsbll\s.
u s on . . n
charts of Mr Fred
Cameron on su _
' sltsrniito week
ine seeson _ol
'l°f"'li'i'l'y' |iit'h""r;`
1 ii . ~
turninl to his
owners stsblos lhs
fcllloxing Wednesday one week st ascii
s an .
“Lsborl Airsin" lsrlslnir 0 vesrs lnlune
lissb eu exhlbltrn since s fosl at ever!
Important exhibit?-on in the Msriilms
Provinces and has won more lst lirlves
lorhlilii nge ti.sn sny Clydsdsls Stall on un
He h'ss proven smout impressive sire
blsfos-s »-bowing his foals showing his
sglendld type sud gonformstlon hsvlilg
t. n \ nd vi
proven s sure stock setter los|inl'l5 Def
s :of rnsres ln II I
*Farms sis 87.00 si'ngls service llf‘.fl) for
sssson..
FRED 0, CLARK, Owner.
ri .i>. sa.
my itvmmsi v'°°° ‘ A
Ps.. 3,.. _ __ M
-ees
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