B Daily Circulation
in this Province
I Y F °   I
w‘l‘al‘£i‘il‘8~Wl’ia’i’1E’dMl’.i..} cHAaLor'rEr_owN, PRINCE EDWARDIISLAN-D, FR1i>Av,_ssPTl;~:MBsa 9, 1910.
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MONTH BY MAIL IN ADVANUI
R YEAR BY MAIL LN ADVANCE
B
'-5
§
00005#
  us while
Full Bartlopicrs  ._l|nLy~,i_l,i_'-_ Jpggmuy was Spent in Wind-
aullf alll itil; Ilivvau '
Ild|_l'liy.' Dead
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l-1 cial to The' Guardian.
Illia-sHI1NGl’1'0N‘, Sept; 8-Meaigra rc-
plurts tell of a* disasffrous explosion
nliuanl tha“batu_ealllp North Dakota
oil Chesapeake Bay.
Apparently the accident occurred
1,, n boiler room with very serious
loss of life, early reports placing the
culisllnlities at three hundred.
’l‘li-edepartment has not yet given
out any details but Admiral Schroa-
der is sending a lengthy list of dead
and wounded which already numbers
llinny liCOI‘€B- i
BELVASIA MAKES
1 . TRACK’ RECORD
IIILLSGROVE, R. I., September 7
...A new trotting track record was es-
tnblislled in the third blue ribbon
lui-ct of the season, here today when
lu-lvnsin, owned by D. W. Cayilon, of
l<'.ixl,orn, Mass., iicgotiated the third
livnf of the 2.23-stake trot ill 2.12 L
the la.~ites'L lreat ever trotted over the
lrlilck.
l~‘.~\S'I‘ TRAINS ON
.ENGLISH RAILWAYS.
l.0NDON,_. Sept. 7-English rail-
roiul nicn are proud of thevspeed re-
nin-ds un their lines. They boast that
they opcrate n greater number of
flint trains at a greater speed thanift-I
thu American rltlroads.
'i‘he fastest on-stop run in Eng-
lnnll is between Darlington and York.
_'Plus Nm'tlleastel'n railroad docs this
if.; nlile run at a speed of 01.7 miles
an lullr.
The Great Genti‘al’s expresses cov-
er the 221, miles between Leicester
null Nottingham at the rate of 61.3|
ulill-s un hour. The next hest‘run is,
the Caledonian Rai1road's exprcssf
which covers the 325 miles from For-l
ini- to Perth at 60.9 miles an hour.
The Great ‘Western Railroad has
some remarkably fast trains. Its non-
ntup exiresses cover the distance be-
miles, at a speed of 50 miles an hour. l
(
tem where the clergy dealt with the
um-n Landon and Bristol, us; Sick in body as will as wiui ina sick
_l§[lliGHlSS» »_UVlll
li Hllllil
, >» _._
sor find Today They go
To Annapolis
Special to The Guardian.
lllll-»lFAX. Sept. li-The Canadian
-Anglican Church Congress spent the
dai’ ui Windsor where the most lm-
po-rtaut feature was the gathering in
Ki-n-g's Col/lege.
I-lonary degrees were conferred on B,
ll8l`gc numlber of notable persons in-
Iclurling D. C .L. on Mrs. Wilioug-li-by
Curnmiil‘g, Secretary National Coun-
Ici'l of Women. Excursion goes tomor-
=row to .Annapolis Royal, where the
first Church of England service in
Canada was held 200 years ago.
HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. F1;-The An-
glican church congress closed its
Halifax meetings tonight. A resolu-'
tion was passed that a Canadian
church congress be held in Toronto
five yea-rs hence and that the Bishop
of Rupert’s Land appoint a commit-
tee to make arrangements.
'I‘he following cable was sent to the
King by the Bishop of Nova Scotia:
"His Majesty, the King; _
“The Church of England in Canada,
holding congress in Halifax, desires
to assure your majesty of its loyal-
ty to the thione an-ll to express its
gratitude for the i;1‘acious gilt of a'
magnificent pray-sr book presented to
the Canadian church.
(Signed)
"Clare L., No-va Scotia."
This morning, prayer book revision
was considered.. but oil the wh-ole
llnd little favor. At anotlnr sec-
tion of the congress "'1`»b.'¢ (ibiii-clfs
W0i`l¢ -‘\\`l`i0lli£ Men" was taken up.
The Bishop of ltupert's Lund was the
chairman. The other side of the ques-
tion was that in the section where
the Bishop of Toronto presided. 'l‘he
topic was ."Man's Work ~in the
Church” and the speakers were Cau-
on Robinson and the Bishop of Nia-
gara. The other sectional meeting
was that devoted to the ministry oi
healing, presided over by the Bishop
of Columbia.
Rev.,L.. P. Powell, of Northampton,
M-ass.), -explained the Emanuel sys-
n soul. He snid_ there had been
TI", (Ireat wesmrn also ,.“,,s_ non. great ucecss, particularly in nervous
ol rx resses between London and IdlSUl"lel`5- A lla`Pel` “'33 reall lil OD-
position to this, prepared hy Sir.
Dyce Duckworth, of St. Bartholo-
Wiieu it runs a special it cuts this u'l'2W’S Hobllllilll. L0'u'd0ll- The doctor
figure down under four hours, and upheld the mellillbl P1”0l6SSi0n against
uno uia management at the line of- all wits wha lireteilded by sul>ernat-
t P
Sl‘l3lmouth, 225? miles, nt ll Elleell Ol
1.4.8 niilcs an hour. T
fercd to make the run in 3 hours and u
ral means to effect ciures. “We ban-
MELBOURNE, Sept. 8--Premier
Fisher, in his budget speech, announ-
ced the proposed construction ol a
transcontiuental railway at the coat
He extended a cord-ial welcome to
the British emigrants. Hon. McKen-
zie King was appointed one of vice-
presidents of the permanent internat
ional committee on social insur-
ance. I
HESULTS ill GUARDIAN
`l`N|] Hlllllll EUNTEST
il ---
I | nis'1‘a1c'r No. s. » l i.
ivotfng up Ea Monday. Sept. 5.
Includes the Islands of Cape Breton,
Newfoundland and Prince Edward Is-
After the GRAND CAPITAL
PRIZE, a $2,400 Russel 1 Touring
Car, has been awarded, District No.
3 will receive 12 prizes as follows :-
1 Ford Touring Cm'
1 Motor Boat
1 Diamond Ring,
I1 Cream Separator
1 Canoe
1 Camera
1 Piano
1 Suit of Furniture
1 Bicycle
1 Gramaphone
1 Steel Range -
1. Kitchen Cabinet
Miss Bessie McFarlane Or-
P’. O.      500,530
Nfld. ......    .... .. 500,240
Tony D. Piston. Sydney .... .. 486,480 1
Rev J. J. McGrath, Belle
dangerous condition from hi-art
1a_nd_ failure resulting from the siioolz.
lllllNSEl]Nfll'llll>ll1ilL Elllli 3lllIlS"S' Mllllilllllll lil _ ilillllil Fill' _
_ FilH’.lll5?lllliL|l fill Elllllilllllll ' Sill  llllil BUSS Hlllliill
-1 lil Sl.. Jliliil. v" 1 “
'Big llerosIs Ilije Continent Yfus Unveiled' in St. Jolili‘.Clmddu to import Hun to lluve_His Time was 9.05. The
Line ls-Proposed .hy ~ --_ _ ' Yesterday-lmpoitmlt Men Charge of- New
Premier Elsher A Sud.Flitulity. Recorded From Olivo Addresses Refinery-
__ _kcrldelitiln Shooting ___ _.__
Geller
i Spain) to The Gum-di3n_ y Special to The Guardian, Special to The Guardian.
___ \
Special to The Guardian.
BT. JOHN, Sept. 8-The _‘.ai°i:est
attendance at any exhibition ever
held in the Maritime Provini-_ns en-
tered the fair grounds tonight. The
figures were not made up but the es-
timated number largely exceeds
twenty thousand.
The day was marked by n. slid ira-
gedy. Harry`l3i"undage, age-1 ttvl~!\'e,
was attending nn amusement booth
adjoinin`g a shooting alleryl An ein-
ploye'e in the latter booth aeci-‘.i-\ltnl-
ly clischarged a rifle, the bllllet ner-
rowly missed several spectators and
entered young Brunllage’s breiint iust
below the heart. Death was olvjnost
instantaneous.
The boy’s mother is a widow with
five small children und is now in a
The Moosepath l'fic':s to-ing: -.rue
very largely attended.
liillilli _Fill
Hllllillii INT THE .
' :_ _ _ _ _.__._, ____
Eg.-iI0H’N.I Begg. 8-An immense o'r'1‘AwA, sept. s--l.aunm-ll lucr-
ga er ng wtness the unvei ing of - . »-, _
the monument to Sir Leonard 'liilleylgap asémtant remwr at Phi lh,h;`del
on King S(IIIm_e this nH_erno0n_ phiannlnt, has been nppoln..ed ny the
Addresses were delivered by premier British government to tuko l‘ln1.l'ge of
Hazen, Hon. _ William Pugsley, Sir] the new refinery at the Uttiiv/li branch
Sanford Fleming and Mayor Frluk. of the Royal mint
The “tatlle is T-liii W0_l`k 0l l’lll'lllD€ I-jc nl.lst become a British i:u`»jl:ct.
Hebert and is a splendid specimen of __,_a__..__._..
the sculptor’s art.   A I
uranium ¥u“““"
ullncuuspssssren*
. y .' ,., i .
"T The Vorwficrts gives n niul-.ii iooiv
_ j '
PHUWFIE Will'
Postponed Sports Were
Unsuvccessful
Special to The Glmrdian.
l~i'l‘.`JOHN, Sl:pl._ lf.-At the every
Day (..lub sports this liftelioilil, G. la.
Prowse ofthe f‘li'f.o\vil Victor ins. won
the three mile bicycle ruce from loc-
cnl men; time-nine minutes and live
secolids.
Tile sports were not sliccessful.
KALOL WON OUT '
IN PORT ELOIH
Kalol, R. H. Sf.ern’s fast trotting
stallion, cnterlul in the 2.20 trot at
Port idlglll last Milnllliy and on the
day of the race, competing ngalnst
wwerts, a (.cimnn pcllodicnl ‘li-,Ia hai-il field, won"ouL ensily-2.21 my
new vessel is drikon h guns vn'i'ils
Ing the llcst tiliie.
'i‘li|: riice wus for n $2500 purse. Kal-
The Wea_ther_A|teI.the 25th of July' detailed account of l_lei‘lnlilly's: lle»\\‘I
rain fan on each alternate day In warship tlian`the_sllggeslillus of ih'>I
prince County but In KIng.B CmmtyIPortsnioiltli_ l<.vell|iigHNe\vs ill re.;al~i»
the,-0 was only one heavy sh(Iwe,_IIto the Bintisli ship. llle fieriiii-_u res-Il
The mean ten'IpI,I.,,,tIII.e fm. July was sei, liccording to the Vurwlieil,-l, \»'illI
003 and the total ,._aIIIfau 327 in_ be 284 feet lollg',I45 feet hi-nin lillll ZZ
clles. Tile weather during file month 'ect dllaugm' Um ‘luck will lm'5"Ct'I
of AIIgIIHt was exceptmnauy dI,y_ ,only live feet allo_ve the :;l\l'.nl~e ofI
lynrjng the “mud week were were the water. 'l‘he ship will he pr.»l~.-l~fe\lI
local Simwcw ahImBI_ evI,,.y night Imt by lirniour of such lllllzliliesn and _s»>;
the total rninfnll for lthe month “:{.‘l;'f£I; “S U’ ‘My “ny °x"'m"7f
i e
amounted to only .94 inches. The 9, l _ -- _ _
mean tempeI.atIIre Ifm. August was I‘he-re will be a. single i~¢~\'i»l'.-iilgl
05_5_ _ turrett exactly ainiflsliips. Thi.; will
Hny_TIIe hay crop tII,,ned out even carry two huge guns capable of iii-l
better than was expectei The wet ing shells at speeds entirely -:xl»p_=inlqI
weather U I n that of exil-,ting guns The rlilllui ill
» , _ f jlly le gthened thc clover ' N I _ " , '  " 'f
  which had been fI.07_en buck on June the new guns wllll he fid ce|itlmct.f,i's_
5th. The quality is excellent. Several (1613 m.cheHl' mm wmlmt nf '“h“`
___ cI,I.I.eSpImdeIItg from Prince County shells will be 2,700 kil0gIi‘filri_iiil-~i, llf'IveIII_II IIIIIIW with 8 “_0IriatP ceIe_
THE HAGUE, Sept. 7~-The l-uuzllry
The American Governnleu-t is sus-
H_ Herbert Mmm Sydney ____ __ 414370 and seven, of the totalof the seven
Rev_ p_ J_ 0»B,.ien_ Tm-B points on which the issue was framed,
cave, Nfiu.    300,220 Gres* Bi`l*°i“ Wills DH lwlnts one and'
v. L. Taylor, clara Bay  214,030 live-,
Miss Mary oarnlnot, Char- _ Point one gives Great Britain vow-
loltatown._.      254,810 er i0 make lilillills laws without con-
(;0N]0n p_ Richardsom Syd_ sulting the United States. .
"nay, c. B.   243,010 Pwlli live. the mort important of
D_ M_ Gillis' Sydney 1gg_500 the list, was raised by the United
M. Gatheral, Tors Cove,Nfld. 193,210
town, P. E. I. ............. .. 192,930 H
D. A. Wedlock, Charlotte- B
States, which claimed that American coming into general use. In the low- R0UfS-'l`h0 Dl0H1>9Ct ful fill lililiull-
hips should have the right to enter er lying lands Rust has done a little illlt l:00l» CFOP IS llOt BB £0011 HS lil
11 bays In Canada' 1_,,_I_.".II_II_I,, ,md damage_ where the when amp has was in July. Club Root is beconl-.
35 ,,,i,,IIw5_ -- Idage God’s cures, but we must use
The Great Wcstern's boat specials lille mel=1llB." WHS the ll0yll0t€ Ol lilfi
from Plymouth to London cover lev-paper. The medical profession of
0| stl'l-telies often at a smell of 75IG
miles an hour. From Plymouth toiG
lllxctl-l' the line fis billy, which re-‘with its work on scientific principles.
dlu‘l~:s lille li ecll
p . .
The ll`\-ench railroad men, too, havelthe custom of annointing with oil in
some pmt expresses tllnt they mayIextrcme cases. Hlesaid it was not in I
llo.'i.~.t about. The Northern nf Franceicxtreme unction, as commonly under-
1-uvl-_rs the run from Paris to Arras stood, but was‘a. following of thc
reo.t Britain was not losing faith in
od, but it believed in proceeding
Canon Scott of Quebec, argued for
llllily, 120 miles, in 17'/ minutes. Itslscpiptnpeg and gl-,m.m¢;-'B prayer
coli.
l’liris~l3lisigny expresses do theI112.}ih
miles in 112 minutes; its Paris-St.I
Quentin expresses do the ‘J5i miles GLOVE); MURDER
in U5 minutes; its Paris-London ex-
presses do the 782 miles in 78 mln-
utils
'l‘his summer the French railroads
spceilcd _up their Pal‘iS~B€l`llll 01' 0
TRIAL PO STFONED.
BOSTON, Sept. 8~0wing to press
f business, the trial of Hattie Iie~
pl-l-sees. The morning train from Pa-I Blanc of’ Arlchat for the murder of
l-is is timed to the Belgian frontier the wealthy’ Waltham laundry owner,
thus: Paris-St. Quentin, 95} mllesinlolarence Glover, has been postponed
‘Jil minutes; St. Qlientin-i1`=r<ll10liiifli.fll
53.; niiles, in 51 minutes, or at thei
ntil January. "
The press of business was the cause
i':if,c of 62.9 miles an hour. Tlleiincluding the hearing of the al-penis
lirl-lil-ll railroad men think this islin the case of Mrs. Idlizailctli ltith-
guiui: some. lmond, convicted of the`xnurff~>i‘ of
'l`lll-rc are a dozen trains from Lon-Istewart McTavish, of P. l-l. l.~la.-id.
doll to Birmingham, just 110 miles, and James Delorey, formerly of An-
llltit Cover the (llSt'.H.li0B ln 120 mill- uggnish, convicted of the killing nf
lllcs to the tick. From L0u<l0l\ YO Annie Mullins, of St. Jolin‘s Niid.
lirigliton, a popular seaside rrsort,
ill 00.), miles, and a dozen expresses LOST CONTROL AND
ll .lily do the distance in just 60
minutes. _
PHARMACEUTISTS
PERISHED BENEATH CAR.
BINGHAM, Me., September T.-
FOR HAl_.i1"AK.fPinned between the wreckage of- a
_...__ i big touring car, when it turned turtle
OTT/\\VA, September 7-Henry a
\Vllt.tl-lui, president of the Canadian e
d outside of Bingham to-day, former
l‘l|ni'mneelltical association will leave Conbressmun W9Ym0lll1li. Ui Fllll`l_llW‘
sinh-1_1 for Halifax to attend nnnunl cn, Mass., prominently lndentiflcd
if . .
cmlvention of that fli~;;¢ini7,nti-iii, with many large financial interests,
wliil-.li will ne held fi-o_n September 12 I was instantly killed. Two of ills
to September 15. Mr. Watters alll th
brcside at the convention and ln ad- and F. A. Dinsmore. Ol B030". U19
llition will read a paper on “A rn-lfo
ree companions, Perley R. Glass
rmer prominent ln machine manil-
cui-ll of a ear's work if practical or facturing and financial circles, fn
Miss Annie McKinnon, Syd- l
Miss Edith Dickinson, Syd- f
ney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 119,360
’ ney     137,610 l
. - . . ‘ li '4 I
A_ H_ (]0¢,k_ Sydney ,Mines  13200004 Newfoundland unless the entrance was escaped inlury it is much above aver- H12 lllllillliliillfif U10 l’.@ll~l`lll llllll 1. _
report the early cut hay damaged by tw" tons' L50() Welght l"'":l‘$"'
the frequent rains which fell the last 1 '_ I
pid hsherles dispute, _the .~lonl‘\:c Of week in July. The crop is the best on   I'
'agallaia ............... __'. .... __ 502,000 Cfllslulii <llDi°ml1li¢ lrlvli-all l»~-_»\\lf=‘l1_
Ewen McKinnon' Hampton tic governments uf alrcnt llr\iin_n,‘
Ca““°l*l» Newlolllldllnlll and llle l‘ill'-‘ l gust the Joint Worm, Rust and Smut  20, 2l1 
Herbert B_ Cham, SL J0h“~s ed States, was finally closed today
record, both in quantity and quality.    I
Wheat-During the month of Au- 1
have been doing injury to the wheat ‘ I
with the decision by ll\'~'l1‘vt- amp. 'rha Joint worm seems to have "_" iI
Om’-l CONN Of Al`lil'l5f&"l1l0li~ done much more dams e in Kin 's NC N N _ Sfmt. 7-`l‘ u:`
li g M0 T0 , .B, i I
County than lin either Queen’s or \Voman’s Foreign Missioll llonlwl uf;
Isle, Niid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 437,430 U’-'l'l1'2¢l 0" l-‘0l1il»S lW0~ three, four, six|Pi~inne, (inc correspondent reports the Presbyterian cnurcli in rho lnriri- ‘,
tllat ‘ the early sown is a splendid time provinces will meet in >it,_
CFOD lilll- lllilf lille BOW" 35 llllflly lil* John’s cliurch here b_‘cp'r_cl1lliui‘ 20, 211
lured by the Joint Worms' while and 22. it is axpcctml alan.; 300 in-_-~
another reports that “the early sown lngntns will he present, already a-»
is injured more than the inte." Two bout 150 names have been sunt to;
corresponds report; “Wevii” and one the local \‘V, F. M's. I
"damage by Crows," Smut is' not ' `
nearly as prevalent as in former
years. The formalin treatment is lY llmlllig tlie Early li?1*-ilt<"-’S-
ol’:l \'icti»i'y was u .~;plell~li\l one .-ind,
this grczlt trottillif istallion is :still
clliiillig up ns a pllrse glettoiq He in_
lio\vc\'ei‘, not u.ilnire<i only as a ran-
ing stllllillll |,uf. his iiriinnel' and s.I,|I,n_
did gait have \\'l.n for hini lniiuy rn-
vious irllilit-es lmiiiiig thu luv(-_yn (.1
good lilwsl-flcsll.
His flllurc nppenl‘lilicl-s on the track!
are ilnlkeil filrwlirll to with eager an-
ticipiitiou.
News Frou nie `
sr. .loan Exlilalnos
f"»'l`. JOHN, N, 1?., Sept. 8.--The
utatllo to Sir ln'-oiiril-li Tilley, rl:i~ent-
ly crortell on King Sl|uu'i'e, was un-
' . l* ~ '
lilonies in the preurlicl: olnn inlm-cuss
crowd.
This is P. E. lslri-lull Day at the lin-
minion l<Ix|libitiun and the attend-
ullre promises to be very large. Af-
ter yescl-rda_v's riiili the sun
shone beautifully and the foiriiouu
irlinilscll well for ml ciijoyllllle day,
. a a
(Ju 'l`licsil_ay the following newspnp-
rr :urn irgzlstcrcil from this _l"rovinl:e.
J. F. Laflerty, (}ll;lrlottcto\vn (litur-
lilau eowrspolillellt nt Sllmniemille;
1-.nil fl. HT. hliiclinoid, Ag-ricultlirist,
Sllnlmersillc.
_ The followiul: prizes were also won
ny l'i'o\'iucin1i5ts :
FIELD GHAINS.
Barley two-rowed, _unc bushel, lst,
Cornelius McLellan, Arlington,
Bnrlcj., six-rowefl, one bushel, lst,
(."ol°lle-lius McI.cllan.
Oats, black, one bushel, lst, Corne-
ess than six miles wide, from head- Bg9~ doing 8' lot of damage' H' is rellorbllliili lllclffillllll-
,'nIeasIII.ed ,rom an Ima in I. line _ 25th_ In the lower lying lands they affecting the root crop adversly. l_t‘I
and to headland. 'rlie nrlnsli Cunnan- l0atS-There is not much change to Cd by l‘“°“ll"l_“"’ °°fi`°?ti”‘?“‘l°“I*;*~
loo was that the limits should be report in the oat crop since July The dry Welifllel Uf Alillii-‘~ IS ii oi),
Alex A. Collins, Margarce Hb. ii
C. B.     104,110
LAURIER RETURNING
HEARTILY WELCOMEII.
g a y con _ _ ._ . _
ecting the headlands_ were imllilred by ‘tho egxgcsslve 1;1air}fl;l1 Qsvelllgiellktly ll) lib lliiiile llll £0 file
. - I - _ ' L l . ` ' -
igghczyiaicéuiourt.sustained the But gligml§ytRellsT_0’l3li;ht is\i{leep:ll`ted ‘lag Fruit--Tile fruit crop has not linen
Point one ullon which Great Britain several corrcspmiileills- Owing to the improving flaring the month l.f Arg-
' _ ' . ~» . ‘ ~
was sustained, embodied _the question il"Y Weather ‘ll August' that sow" “ft l,earIbII5cen:,ei0, befezl l;.te1c,§};i,).`I'Ic
whether any 1.0031 laws adopted by a late is not filling as well as could l1\erH1.0 l l I i~d~_' ~
b wished ']‘hcre has seldom been a Plums are about n half crop .lu wil-
t the foot of a steep hill, three mil-I
y 1
ouimmil-ein] phm-m,1¢y »~ 1Boston, were seriously and possibly
Several important motions nre on f
thu order paper. Ol
atally injured. The fourth member made it possible to run some _of the
the party, J. J. Landers, of this
OTTAWA, Sept. 7--Sir Wilfrid
Laurier was welcomed back to the
of several hundred of his fellow citl- I
zens, irrespective of pariv, assembl-
ed at the Union Station to meet :he i
special train bringing the Prime t
band of the Governor Gellci'nl's Foot
strains of “O Canada," and the sur-
gain as Sir Wi frid ooivn 'lis at
nowledgments to them. An address
speaking citizens of Ottawa was read
English address was road by L. J.
Kehoe, President of the lilttnivn. fit- I
form Association.
EARL OF OXFORD
IS IN HALIFAX. I
HALIFAX, september 1.-The Earl,”
Walpole were passengers by the stea-
mer Cartiiaginian and are stopping
at the Halifax hotel. On the steamer
g~o\v. Tl-Ie and Lady Walpole proceed in
a private car to Spokane, Washing-
ton.
THE WINNERS AT HARTFORD.
HAR'I'FOR.D, September 7.-For the
nrat time alnca the opening ol the
Connecticut state fair on Monday,
r circuit races at Chartel' Oil!
a
Capital this afternoon by the cheers a
Minister and his party home. ` "‘he 9
Guards greeted him with the rousing S
‘ging crowd cheered, and ch?-;'¢:ii Ia- t
1 ' ' -
of welcome on behalf of the French V
in French by A. Allard .`vl_ 1*., and an I,
__.__l_.---_ [_
of Oxford and hos dlaughter, Lady. C
the earl resided at a <!0liU@fl» iii alll t
town, who was operating the ma-
Minnrilg Linimenf, fm- gain at-ei-ywhel'e_ cahino, escaped without injury .
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llfWllRM TRIBUTE
TOU RISTS
FROM
'F0 P. E. ISLAND
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A Durty of five. of which the per-
Hlul whose name is afilxed to the fol-
ivwlnn lawn waa a manner, invent-
ly returned to their homes fu Massa-
ciuuictts after spending a vacation in
this Province. l.
Tho letter a 'e ded was recelveflnn Summerside, of course, met some CHICAGO MARKETS
of our Montague friends there, then ___ _
Saturday A. M. bade 5000 UYB ¢0 CHICAGO, Sept. 8-(Specfal.)-
the dear. little isle of dreams, the
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as-= al- lf-  em- 1ia:;z:"..:..‘I“.°.l....   ...l
never loved her more than when she october 0°",  __ __ _  550 __ _
~ -»   ‘ll i°“‘l 'lm “’"‘°"°"' “‘°"""'ll "t 532' B '““"‘°”‘ 09°" l“"'M Mya' tl" t° gi .' Hilti on to ana truth. for it 'ro make this world look brian:
n
by one of thopgartfs friends ln this
°ll»Y and it contained such a high
tribute to this province as a sum-
mer reeort that it was offered for
llublleatlon.
All P. E. Islander: and more es-
Decfally theme' with whom ine party
"lille fu eonthet during then' stay
lor. will i-and with mimi gratifica-
tion the high- opinions expressed
fhemln of the Garden Province and
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when this same "bun-:`n" once more
visit P. E. I. an evun lil-artier and
warmer “hand of fellowship" will be
extended to the wrftor and his corn-
rmdes. The letter follows :
oat nomo all rlzlit- Stopped Over
was ladlnz sway lrom my Sikh* °° september cam  _ ..
the E press drew toward the New september Pork    Nil
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' doatlnuoli' on page ll
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were won respectively by Joe Boy
and Rina in straight heats. The other l
ng to engine trouble.
GOOD MONTH AT
STEEL WORKS.
SYDNEY, September 7-Operations 1
of the 'Dominion Steel Company ol'
August in one department particular-
ly marks a record output lat-he his-
tory of steel making fn Ca Breton.
This was in the rolling mill, where
the total output was 8,fI85‘t'bne, which
is 150 tons in excess of any previous
record made in this department here
tofore.
i\lfnard’s Lfnlment Cures Burns, etc.
g and ' ‘
park. Th-e 2.12 pace and thc 2.14 trot t
British Col-ony must be submitted for 9 ' ' _ . - . _ - - » . . 0 _
ppmvai to any foreign power having better crop in the higher lands par- sid;ellab¥II)d;`r§lill>é:lIifI.'IIFiiIi il’I_liSliipi-(§I‘IlI-V II'Il;@iI’I
treaty on 9, similar subiect with (the tlclllarly where “low” early fm] e C t-II gd ,Ham A ,,,|,..4 are
mDl2l"i&l Government. B‘"1°Y_Th“° ‘S “Ot "meh change m umm 1 yllnnnd lmnrl-gill' --lcnhllv or
This point was compdered of great to report in the barley crop since sCa;\;€_.ISl1_;_iIlI i(i`odIl7n Mmlh IIIm;II
pt 1 t th July 25th Two correspondents have sll0 Ll ff / i F-T -‘
ri.vMoU'i‘H Roux nannies.
ooarcral, 2nll L. H. il. lrostcr,
l\Inrslili1-ill.
WORK OF (II-lll.l)l`tEN UNDER 15.
Pillow ffovcr-Uoinliiliiilg Hulnming
iieziiilillg and Fellini;-lst., Marjorie
N<»l't<i:l, (`lral‘lflttctllwii. l’. E. I.
(itat Lille Work-Zlid, Majorie Nor-
ion.
Lace Knitting Half l"al'd-lst. Mur-
jorie Norton. '
PLAIN Sl-TWING.
liallics' l|iillel‘\vl>ar, three pieces,
H1110 ance aso o e British and ' . . ~ ~ ' ' .-1 1 v ‘~'li;lr.<lnlall, tl show l \ min' ~~l'icl-
. ' . (, - t- l t ful than usual. l‘lic Wal tl) i,.l_ lj. 1 ibm L. -1 i l
hell “`“?m`l’h Wm be a mute' 0' much lgpmteéli mlgurly byon llllglyogllllsve ellie  plentiful and there ls ii sprinll- nur. tllclliula. i:ullu~i‘lnl<. wil sewing
A CARDINAL PROPOSED ;i,~z;;t;f"--if~-:`-7Z7;:7;:`i`i'l V” ”' acconiplishell only tllrollgh co-iipe|‘l\-
HEALTH OF KlNG~ OUSE to lei.. Apply to 5!! Dor. tive effort. The desire of thc <~.orres-
°--  chester Sltreet. ' 'J»l~ll‘-Vi\\l- pondents for the full cllforcemlfnt lol;
_ ' , SA;U_SAGE`15 01,5 p_~_ W, the Noxious Weed Act seems to ie.
MONTREAL, SeE§.h8 Adgraceflg ]gi)vI,O$vl:\1;er_s Euston SL general'
act of courtesy. w c epic li goo . , . Wgdlwpd The Department of AI_.,.IcIIII_III.I,I
deal ‘lf heart burning dip omaticflk  .---------~ r '  ",' . 1 wishes to neknowlrdge with i,h.lml.s'
“melon was performed by Cmdmml \\7ANTED' n boy to dems? lfuwv-E-I the assistance rcndercil_hy i3-1 cor-
Vannutelli at a luncheon tendered _ Apply to L. A. lla.~./.ald. _lid __eHImmI(_ntH In SIII)pIyInI__ uw IIIII),_
he Papal Legate by the Provlncilll Grafton St. ‘J-9d3ipd tI IW UIIS _,I_I_m,t I
Government st the Windsor Hotel _ mf "“'“" - , ln" "ll ‘ '
atisfactlon to them. tml: e M ey . _ . . , .< -. ..» and button bolus
             
tat” wins important concessions' rh'er'e ls ' Consldem G li ftllnce gt ust the pastures were excellent but
By the decision they will be enabled opinion m regnrgi tg) t e xmesomg since that H,I,y` have bcun gcnilm
0 employ ‘loreiglllers in their fishing which bfnley Blhou (V: s0`€I?e'I.s1ate“ Very dry and 'arc not now nam-ly 3:;
and are not liable’ t° hghthmlse dues' HGYOCBUTE ear y Bee 1 stller of Aug; good as they were at this time last
They alre not compelled to enter their us(;°I:;;h_a§ avi:-gadcxil meet on the yeaI._ present indications are that
egiels at tge Glstoms glolase, d com crop where it came up and was Autumn feed will bc sonieivhnt sesrgel
le W°l` sf U “YS al' ‘"5 “ll ‘ I ' ' ' - iut there never wus a more asuu -
l`e9l_‘5»" gcigléflng t0 ;19»liliHd0F 1l‘~ tilt Evliggzttsgggonblitt xiii  52:11; all lint supply ol Winter fccd of good ini: the nmnilliltioll c<’lmmittl~c of hc-
Treaty o 8, appy a so to New- 1 ' ~ _ minntn 1 unfit, llouscd at this time of year `
oundland, and American vl.=.scls farggagelmiizrlzggcedfcilllegcdctillrlzterlif its ill thig Provilicc.
whim nghdng them do not lose their Door.‘.growth in Jl|ne`nnd July. so DairY”DliYil\_i! N10 "m“i'lll`l ‘il A'l_‘I¥‘
l t 0 tl`3l`llllK~ ' hole below list the flow of milk has been rapid _v
gI‘he question of the right to lunve fllégiaélée crop IS on the W decreasing and from n 25 por csnt
"WS regulating the “Sheri” was de' ` Potatoes-The potato 'crop is.be- increase over last year at the iirlsf,
idea in favor of Great' Britain' low average. There was a consider- of the month _ it has fallen to a in
The Court also upholds the British awe miss in the crop in the Sp,-Ing Im. cent II,cI.,,aSe_ The I,I.I,.I, of I,,,,,,I
°"tem‘i°n in relation to large bays and the Beetles were never wolse. milch cowl-i continues to advance.
being territorial waters. The Blight is doing considerable Eggs-Tlicre is ll sligflit increase iul
Ill C0llll€Ctl0ll Wllill P0llif- One. the damage in some districts pnrticiilar- the cgi; prulhlction over this time
United States has raised certain qurs- ' last year, amounting to about 8 per
P , l l 't li li 'll l il- -. __._....~.- “-°`=f=1'-f_'=-f-+--~- _ t_
Of the Sailors' Orphans hom" 0! Glas" ml.f»l:¢d0l0e(l1mSl'i@f1‘l,l1]lcCOllliliill=i;l“llsl‘;l` C0|'\d¢|lS¢d AdV¢rtl5elfl¢lllS wlzloxiolls Weeds-Tlic spread of Nor,-
-lietcI‘l'|JillBtl0l'l- ' »;_-r-:.:i;-fr‘I'S.i-"':'T;`1 ions Weeds is not being nlieckcd ns
(T00 late for Classification.; __ generally nl-i might llc. ‘Pills inn lu'
_ 2nd, Mrs. ld. li.
Norilnl, Cllarlotteto\vn.
UNl)ERWliITI‘ll'N5` HAVE
SOME EXCITEMENT.
Tl)R()N"l`(), Sept. R-At the liifo Uu-
del'\vl'ite1‘s i\ssoclr.tioil meeting, Mr.
Crmrallc created li brcezae by nri'\\s~
ing pf-ickoll find acting unfairly. '
The Prcsilleilt and othl~i‘ members
sat on (Hniralie hard.
Winnipeg was cllosm as the next;
lrlcetiilg placo mill ihl-_ sil\'cr clip.wns
liwllrlled to .l. ld. Mlii.\.lii~ws of Clinr-
lof.tl=to\vll.
(‘_();‘iNf>Li.Y CASE
GOES
Ilf)l‘l'l\\’l'il.l. f‘Al‘l<},
dollcif, in the (`onul»lly iilliiiulalnxlilel'
case was all in ily -i o'1»l vck this uf-
imriiollll null court nllj<>lu'llv<l llutil 10
o'cloi‘k tilnilirrow, \\‘lir~n the ndllrclls
to the jury will llclfiu.
'l`hirtl~0n ivitlicssvs in all were nx-
mninllll, four In-iil_u for the ilcfi-live.
liiluuully went on thc stand in ills
own llvllnlf ns the Inst witness this
nftlwiiooil, giving his story of the
purl lil- plnycll in the llnfol'f.unate oc-
rllirrilcc nt the Mlzllonnlli farm.
l\’liuni'll'u liiilimelltrclievils Nrurilgia.
T() .I U RY.
Sept.. 7-l<1\'l-
_ . , ANTED, lrl for general -\\~\llif.‘ 
“lit “lglll when lil* E“`"“°"°°  work in 5 small family. Apply """""""""`
big feature, the blplane act of Fralnk sonally l71'0P0H°fl the llellllll Ol Klllg t UI m ,_ 'J-iidlivx, »
Cofiyn, proved a disappointment, ow- George before that of the Pope. fix/‘Al';I;E;I gm t0r___gImer_lh ImIIFe_
1 ' work, in fam~i1y.of two. Apply
SH0__._wERY' is pleasant sl. 'J-~1\d'\l\»<l -
Special to The Guardian. EW STUDENTS can be accornnio-
TORONTO, Sept. 9-Fresh souther- dated in private house. Appl, at t , t HEIII, “.II,._II _Wu
7 t° sollthwesterly wmds' mir to' 14 Upper Hillsboro -St' Vnldrind i¥emil\llst0iI}en<(l)yyffl>lusw|i~lir lie. or speak
4llY. l0°i\l Sl‘°‘””l`9 ‘l“l`l“g the 'll'lifl‘l"' ~ AANTED girl for general lintse- D' ` - ilnpropcr word
'“"'“ ’””*"“  work Apply in evenings. ffi¢‘l”' lr-[tg-ltllllgii  lylitlir llllliynd when you are
Tl" l¢l"'§lll °l t°‘l“Y Wm he twelve, ences reliluired. Mrs. C. D. Weeks. T49 aI».D,,t to strike steal,o‘l‘ do any impre-
N, BOYS
virf,un~it is above ull price to you.
hi all times and places. 1-lold on to
your good cliaractcr, for it is, and
ever will be, your best weahth.
O O O `
l10lll‘S lllld llll3Y'l0lil` liilli\il'»°9» Iprince st,-Bef" -_ _  _ V il--9i\».f.__Ipé'I. Mg, Hold'on to your foot whcnl THE BEST WAY.
Tl” f°mP°l`°ll"`° 5' tht” °'°l°°k| .E HAVE thesaie ol Wntrous mad you are on the point. of klckiliinrlzn-l --
. 'I' P ~. fi H .i tl I » all
The IOWSSC tl:`l;'itl’¢l`iI\l¢{li;`°d l;_°°‘;l"l‘:lI‘I:g;'; 3,: gflelngn 1102);, gzntg c,;,.,,:n gs gooyoegnfamilicr when you arc an- And the man who plays the violin
thfls mornlns was llltv-¢l1r°° dvsfvevlw . it Lal.. li t - 1 may ur pnrmiing tlieulna is a ilimeult world indeed,
above zero. ‘ ` [Amt ham? Man 0'” -S ( mc- mm: away ~mm if ic nr crime. Hold And the people are hard to suit,
yesterday was Y-e Z 53 9° I in ithot In- ft d or imposed upon Is a bore to the man with a flute
hove zero and the hisliest was sfxtY' ggrtsgl ecienscenizordpxigiuntvvfor cub. lay. o¢t¥h°eI_; or “hers are am'
five degrees above up till nine P. m. wuts us at mm Im. Map, and Pifces 3|-y about you Hold on to your-And I myself have often thought
‘The lowest recorded the preklous - 'll D ll 1.. Mc; h t when evil persons seek your How very much better ’twoul-d- be
W mt _I ,I b V _ Yqp;-s respectfu y an c ear .
nlggn' IIE” Iuybg III I; (ghfs “ernmn Kay Harry B Beatorl, 640 Smneroet mmpany, and invite you to join in lf eil-.ry one of the folks I know
rfée a  t wiv “tern H I' Bldg' Winnipeg, Man their games, mirth revelry. Hold on Would only agree with mo.
‘ ;t09.29 an omor _ noo a I °' glgdrg
ipd, to your good name at all times, for
-“An it is much more valuable to you than
But since they will not, the very best
Th- sun sets this evening at 0 24 OWLING, Burke's ey unosi- dm III h places or Iasmonama “_ ww
The moon sets tonight at 9.01.Last eleven. 9 Ml' re . In never to mmd what P901", ny: _
'night the moon set at 8.37 and not -‘
8.15 as appeared. Minard's Linlmlll
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will ser\e well, and do you good
q, Cure; Dandruii. throughout eternity. lloli on to your,
But do what you think is right. . ,
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