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SYDNEY, N. S. July 10.-The fiftlil
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P9»Tll°1ll°nt Was ocpened today by the `udv
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A- novel feature was the prsseuee
8111011! the officials of Miss S. Nancy IBBBCB. lwtiug as assistant to Justi- ce Isaacs one of the. Commission
Farmers and Settlers Confer
cided to declare itself e, regnl:-gpg: itical party, making the foul-tn in state politics.__
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A formal meeting of some of those fr
interested in the Silver Black Fox vi industry was held yesterday morning fo at the ofllce of the F'ur Earmers’ Bu-l er
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, § _ _ was quite plain Y asdeequgilxyzldig _ t Yefwefdey evening there occurred
LONDON' Jul W » _ alarming in its Plainness. It was n
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they might be people from the planet
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~ ,(Car1adlan Press) '_ (Cuuudluu pl-ess) "An enemy has landed in force at (Canadian Press) ° (Canadian Press)
'_-- V V Summerslde and vicinity and is _
VI_l}.fNNA, July 10.-According td PI'I’TSB_URG, July, 10.- The at- m°»l'°l1ll1S 9&Bl1W8l'd on Charlotte- NDRTH SYDNEY July 10.-Word MONTREAL, July 10.-It is annou- iifps received here Roumanlafi torneys for Harry K. Thaw new een. town.” was the alarming message re- has been received here today by Jos. nced today that John Dougall had “"“°U“°°‘l WM the B“lE{“'lB“° lm" Oops began to cross the Bulgu,-inn fined tn Mnttowon Honnitnt. New cslved by the military eutnorttlen of 'Salter and Sons that the Schooner sold the Daily Witness to a svndicate “lm” th” l“lti“tl"° in askmg *|10 Eur" ntier this afternoon. York, petitioned the Orphans' 'Court -the city by telegraph from Summer-‘ Sarah A' T°"”°°“d» Whu” °“ l1°l’ WBY and, e0111111el10lf\Z Setllrdlly. the'P1\l-‘er pea” P°w°" t'° an ln brmging tl” -~----__ ' no,-o toony that tno trnotoeo of tn, side on Wedneuduym prompt mooonrenifrom Charlottetown with a load of will be issued’ as the Daily Telegraph, Balkan WM £0 a speedy close.
' nntoto ot Wtmom Tnnw nnooto nay were 1 ‘tnodtotely token ton the do lumber, collided with the Steamer which will be the Montreal English
to Harry Thaw the sum of $30 800 fence of he town and to repel the in C“°°“““ in B mg and was 5° badlf “S811 01 the Lll1°l"al P8l'fY
' This is 'I'havn's share of the income vaders, whose identity was rather ob; 'damaged “mt he' "3" had t° l°“Vf’ '
' _ out of the estate for the past Eve sence; one report declaring them to her' TM '°h°°“°" W5’ t°W°d' "°
years. be Bulgarians and another that they Ca” Tmv°r°° when an °n°"" will be
-__...._.._T?___ worn Mexicans' while were was and made to discharge the cargo The
Z n 0 ` o " ` good fonow of ni my t ' i 1Caoouua returned to Charlottetown`M"_I].AHY Ms" .
THE ana scientific issnln Svligafifgfipile ‘°' ‘°"“’°“"’ """"“" '
spectcd the Halifax garrison to-night
llllll HUME llllli ill DAILY WITNESS e"BULGiHilN
ll{MlN|]S PEAEE
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l.OND0N,V July 10.-It is officially
_qi
IIULt|_l|I]N Bill
e first stage in an interesting ee-
h
10.-Th en _ , uel to the coli ' of _$2.2 _ ;:z:."::*z. .f_‘.:°;‘;;':_§;f':°_1=.‘:n_“.2,':;s: i ~ i - 2’-» ‘ “` " *°
_ -Bulgaria forced to appeal to the Pol ~ ___ _ nonnonod to no in mobinnation nt _ ' couna, of the Black Diamond Line,
wers for peace. The Bulgarian plan WATERTOWN N_Y July 1n__Fivo the time of the invasion and to be _ (Special to The Guardian) (bound from Sydney to Montreal) t drive s. wedge between the Greeli men were oo,-luunly tnjurnd and u readily available for active service HALIFAX' July 10'_U°l° Sam' 8'
(1 Servinn armies noon Gnovgnen barge' belonging to the Montreal and So.tnny were entrusted with the' Hughes and General Hamilton in- (bound from Chatham to Charlotte- ued- Thi* ll’-Sli T690"-S Ol ilzlltillg General Contracting Co.. valued at important duty of keeping the invad- _ t °m Athens t0'l1lght show the Ser-»_ $50_000 dollars was wrecked when a ing force from carrying out their iii- (Canadian Press) which made an excellent Bhowmg' Wmlnesday m°"“mg~ The 3"°“m°l` “"5 and Gmeks U9 Wmlillllllg their' holt of lightning struck the steel tention of taking Charlottetown the HAVANA’ July 10._The Cuban se_ About 1,500 men paraded including which is at present in Charlottetowh rces while the Roumanian armiei deck on the barge lu,the st, Law;-ou- while u more uilnnuute (own noufn no cret police report the discovery of a three “nit” °f the l’e""““°‘“t l°""°° h
0 Dreparin t inv d B l
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ok place between the steamer Ca-
nd the schooner Sarah A. Townsend
own) off Cape Tormentine early on
arbor in orcer to have temporary
1.11 _ ,- 1twpi<iiiitii_c'eiirntctend n
mu". mr the discussion 0! the su__ latter met gr 3 bl a e \1 gara t o ce river ,_ uugemnled ann gent tot-word to anoint conspirgcy among the adherents of BR anne o ave 1- para e r ia s e ec e o e amage a 0
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ject of the importation of foxes from lil abroad. to
After the discussion of the matter,
which was unanimously against this ‘llF importation, a ,committee of five was 11" appointed to look into the matter SB and report. ' of It was pointed out that articles W
have been appearing in outside pa- vi
hers commenting on the fact that ii foxes have been imported in large 0
lllfmbers, to such an extent that it is W1 now commonly reported that Prince fa Edward Island is a dumping ground Fr
for everything called foxes. Thi it D
-parts bf Canada, and it was consi-
dered wise to take some precaution- G ary measures ln order that this dis- ill case would not be brought to Prince th
Edward Island and spread 'among va- c luahle sll.\er black foxes. __
It was considered advisable in this
matter to ask that some measures be taken to have a proper quarantine
provided, and tbat,toxcs bc-
a ,specified time "Bind sllfiiect-
a thorough inspéctfom 'ln'ql'1ar- befcre being sold on Prince
at the meeting were:
W. B. -Prowse,
Taylor, P;
Rogers, B. R. Hoi- "
man, Dinnls, J. Webster, G. E. o Auld,
R. Brow. Miller Matheson, S. A. Mc- st
from abroad. should ,lic
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I _ c a cf, and were compelled to rc- Mount Edward Road their centre
emeliil- The 301'*/lilll l"`€lH10I‘ Still-08 treat on Charlottetown. The victori- was in the vicinity 'of the Water e recent war has set aside arrange- -_- ous invaders pressed them closely Works while their ielt win ch d ents for lkmce and that peace now and in order to avoid s. general rout to ' g ren c
ust be megotlntcd on entirely dif~ _ » - - _ - - ,
rent bnnin than bofono the wnn Conn (Special to The Gunrdiaii) lnlllgilltxisgeftiligllnnnlnmnishtrcnligtgluininl 2/ecrrcdéntlpcoslitioii byl elightno clock, inf. imced- HM‘H`~AX’ July .10f_-mm hmm cuemy’s advance forge The defcndiiie following lirllg cs" Ell(¢;ilv'lngBi°}ldp IIE A rumor ‘mm Athens state” that ]l_);‘ll;\tn`?uEht in glilonés Jegcgy stare' lll`mY'S !‘0i1I"i!lm.rd consisted of threi the North Rivir. Road Bthc lllgrldae cnernl Ivanofi with 50,000 Bulgar~ tl lgmuflrcr' ll" lres Wye tve 0 er wmpanies of the 82nd Regiment across Gatcs'~ mill-pond on the n troops surrendered but although 5 Dwi _‘Koi ‘nlze mg" “T B ul hé'irn` uncut 150 ntmnn two tt-oonn of un; lower Mulnenue Ruud and the mul ,n iglnrizqatoiggcogodittlicnze is no ofllcial *xi 2;; £2; 2:mo_'goT cg: n:n;(;n;1 :Q P. E. I. _Light Horse, 40 strong, and across the mill-strelim, while the
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é--_i ' ` 220, the force was under command of Wl1lZ0f the defenders highly imprac- trict Attorney following Radcris us- ‘;l;“?:e(lf,?:clX8ge'1?§§hi?:3;;;llel\?:l°h(llltxo
l ‘ Major lnire. They had on Wednesday ticablc, and in fact this proved to be llmmiling °0“l°HBi0l\S- _¢n,n|:n,,,_nino` whom. yono wnu no tokon
` ` evening nrrlvcd in thc vicinity of Up, the strongest position in the line of W0\`ki'Hl§ in C0f\lllI\Cti0¥\ with H1050 ' '
‘ _ ~ __ ' ton Farm, having been driven back' defence. _ _ ‘_‘schnoled” truck thieves and pick-
" o ' ' ~ ilghtinx rltubbornly. There .the 0, 0. . The advance of the advance-guard P0Ck0iS. Heller COUNBHHS. big i0l'|>°l’H.` ,_ _ .___ _ ,__ _ .i -.--_ -/' _ ‘decided to bivouac for thc night, the of the attacking force was delayed auctio|ic'ers, trusted dock vwntchmcn,
f ` _ r enemy not pressing their pursuit any for some time owing to a company of shipping clerks and many women further at this stage. The bivouae their outposts being unfed at _nine were a part of this lliiflllllilil "list,
Y _ , ' iwns mode nt Upton Fnrm and vioin_ of¢10¢k_ The advenee_gue,|-il halted ui-_ which Rader conducted ostensibly as
, , (Canadian Press) ity. About eleven o'clocl; that night, the cross-road at Galln`nt's Post Box, a respectable business miin from’ his V A ' LONDON July 7___,I,ne rent estate however, the 0. C. received the ful. which point was reached by the van- pool and billiard hnll on the East
_ ' I which mta'Sh_ J nn M15 n scott lowing message of instructions from- guard un_der Major Boulter at 9.40 a. Side.
LIQNDOE, July Bn-During ltnhe visit the eccentric misionairn rain Mi the officer commanding the main body IH ` The all-Bvkers had HOW COIDB ill-
in r
I ` iz eo sean Queen ary to _ ‘of ti uel di 1 l-A e- t 't n its ti di a ' in . HE Looks 'rrm PART _ _ ,
J-_ _Nanny G_ E_ Hngnos' E_ Lord ond Lady Donny ot Knowsley oonnonsnlexé, i`i;nl¢1i~l}teddtf;'o(n; éady.iRioli- mg éeharlsnteéitgwnrnnyiy th;nI_;>ivi';,\s<;;|§\ro and otlnveywbeganieto oionl;-'salnrog ~ llnurmin/:ham costini. $25. There will
arting to-day, a feature in the prof- 8' 5 " ° I’ ° ° ° °` Brid Ab lutel -
the Lower Malpcquc lioad. They
y 0 e nterior ' “
8-Dpcal to thc Powers. » ing and penetrating a big charge of with tn il in nth _ whom they a f tt ti _€"_*_' A How far Bulgarin’s defeat is due to dynamite which was sunk in a ledge nest prayiirsgogf tllcs sitlxlxdlus cilifegirs dllffullii the pli.‘l'll;:'e obya oigrxizginlgg tht; M‘=FSl`S~ l`“00l0 & 'l`l10mDson, of Mont- sensions in ni h official ua in the river bed 2
l f ' ' 'E ' <1 rters ' 0 feet deep- The the Force over 600 strong moved late General Riva' chief 01 th” Umm" ague' the owners of the cargo of lum-
di how far to the fact that the Hui- gfmlmllw diivhufeed Wrecliilii? the out of thliir camp on the Exhibition Naunnal Poll” to md A959” Club be r an troops which bore the brunt args and b owing the members of Grounds' and by n forced march in Monday night This precipitated a ca the fighting in the last campaign lille CNW lil 9-ll lllF00l1l0"S whwn tne tt-oo tra edy on Prado in whi v an
are mgrg exhausted th h _ 'Y I *-_---<~. - . - . ps an behqvod splen' K - ch- R1 a was
an t c Ser ‘°' _ mortall wounded. Riva died r- ter ‘md Som' of SYd“eY- the UWB'
ans and Greeks is not known. No- ` ` ` lrléglyétcimspgétzegérgil Sarge tsgnfnfn day. All precautions were tallgilteto em of the wrecked 5°h°°“°l'° 'nm ing can be predicted as to how (‘hnrlottei.own. The army of defence Dfevcnt riot and no trouble occurred. ** steamer was arrested and “"9"W“~"
vents will shape, the Roumnnian ln- was, however, greatly infqrlor in H 31°" """°‘l“°l'"Z *"1 ellilfelv MW _ _ _ ‘ numbers to the ssssu-_ --~»-»~»---w.~.._.--......» Nmw Yonx. .July 8.-Five muiiim dt" int” the l”0l’l”m° Rlwsltl and , The opposing forces came into emi- ' dollars a year, perhaps a little more.
B elf;':;°(“;‘;’ 3)‘°::1s§:)‘;99 ln? H Ilict that afternoon and in- a short extended over a considerable ‘front- sf’ the New Yofk M°"°h““t"' A“°°l“'
in fennnn; Wm operate against thu' nn sonanle attitude to facilitate 3 l;l;t__ Elite dtecn-ilve battle the defenders were age. Their right wing reached to the tw" ‘l@Claf¢5i 15 the “Sh value of the
terests of investors genera`_'iy`, espc- f-l cially of foreign investors. th
Another matter that was fully dis- m
cusscd was that it had been report- m ed that there was a disease among fe the taxes in Alaska and in other m
loot that has been passing directly or indirectly through the hands of Isa dere Rader and his now famous “1ar- ceny trust,” which has been operating peacefully for nt least ten yours on the East Side.
’l‘his modern Faglu, now in the
Tombs, has been the sole professor in
the fine nrt of stealing ou a big scale, guided and abetted by certain first- rank detectives, according to corrohlu-
_ _ ge. so y necessary that line of the defence, and a party un In appearance Isadore Rader is n
Donald. R. I-I. Sterns R. 'E. Splllet, gran-. el amusement will be e veudel- °°'d°"°° with th” t°'."”" °f 1"’ _ Wm li ld li ld in i d C pt. Du k p li il tn 1 ft l D'_k h te . H l ks i inf. C. Leonard Grant ima: others. vlme show b han dole elnkn W, mono in 1901 and of “vo oodinno gw_ you s ou o e enemy n check er a c ap roac e e e rea* ir cns c arac r e no i
The following committee was ap
m
pointed to present the matter to'the ta
Provincial Government: Messrs. Hor- ll
ace Haszard, J. R. Dinnls, George n, Auld, ill. R. Brow and J. 0. Hynd- tn
man.
To a Guardian representatlv s.
y a n w o n A until neun tomorrow, when all mum flank-guard of the defenders which as if he had stepped out of a first
usic ball performers. The snteij- Elogrdmgrl tfsgyhggcégfllgrilifgty sul: body will have grossed the Hills. reached to the lower Malpeque Road; edition of "Oliver Twist_"_ _ 0 inm'ant. however, will not be con- ce dnl the S nkvm Wests on to ants born." this advance being made along the His power has rested chiefly in his ned to professlolflllli ahd a few DFG* Meth; “morn ooilnu. noon Knnolo_ ‘While the rear-guard of the defend. cross-road from the lower Malpeque ability to avoid arrest and conviction inent amateurs will also contribute k 0 nn Ko ty i ing army were bivoueced ut Upton Road. Carrying out an admirable ds- not only of himself but nt ulu Conte. eir services. _ ; penn' s°§::_1 BQ t’no gnobnto Count Farm, the advance guard ol the ln. ploy. the attacking force set in op- dei-aces, who, like magic at the will Every program for the amusement whens the info non been in nnogrono vadiiig army had reached the cross- eration a. flanking movement. Their of their chief have been removed
e f tn Kin and Queen must 0] - _ ' d b f 300 il th- 1; 1 dvance had been checked for ten fr ru pri on, 'ften without trial and
zentlomnn largely interested to toe.; e g ’ ’ for sight days pronounced a. verdict M” S' A °“ ya' 9 “°" W" ° 8 ° 5 0
fox lndustry, expressed himself as t
follows on the subject dir(-:ussed at -,n
the meeting:-“I think' certainly that o some protection should be afforded r people who come here from abroad to ~g buy pure bred stock. » Th? should 1 know what they are getting. My own Q _way of 'looking at the matter is that t there should be some sort of certi- t iicate required from the different 1
I‘8Il0ll0S BS 120 U19 D0'llB‘l`°° Of the theatre.. but also had a good knows
ourse, be submitted to them lol- today nnnoloinn the mn Afton nl Highfield Church and there their 0 minutes for the purpose of observa- ulwuyn without sentence gr
hull: appfr(fvaL This iisllnelertl: mars ten minutes consideration' they ddltldl 0- d°cl¢l°¢l £0 bi\l0l1Be for the night: U0!! Of the ¢l°f¢“ll91'H' UNB. Wt “t His Dl1Dll9f0ll°W°d hi9.bl‘l‘li“g with skirts, transparent waists, low neck-
c
n er o orm», espe a y n 0 cas nd that Lady Boonville won nnutlonn This force, which was in numbers 9-50 it WHS Biiillll Willlneil. 310118 the fear and trembling. His authority
fthe Q_ueen, who has strict views in or the onnroo of "ond and “none tn. stronger than the rear-guard of the cross roads west and the Malpeque has been undisputed. All thieves ei-
Lord and Lady Sackville will ob-
stock -they sell. Without such a cer- lodge of whnt lu going uu lu amateur tam about $2 50o_0n0 of $5'9no'o0n of
tiflcatc foxes that are not pure bred ci
sold again as being pure bred. That is the danger to the fox lndustry of this province that exists. It is to
fox industry that some 'measure of L
iirotettlcn on the iisss ineiesteiiut im-nilaiseeiy ssksii time s pssiegrsss B th” Y,Yl°9,l"lllE 5ll°_“l"l be lllt1'0<l‘1°°‘l- should bssent to her. This was done t Up tothe present time the province with the result `f.he.t Queen Mary suin-
B
'ol Prince' Edward Island has get-the
might be imported from abroad and~
, , es _
renutetlanoi having new bred swell somewhat relief" mire than was.
sh
and the best quality of foxes, #and it is t3 _protect that reputation “tiiat 1, _ see lbs iiehessityof such measures as
rcles.
the testator‘s property including some magnificent art collections.
OBJECT T0 SOANTY COSTUME
Many of their friends amongst the
ad Diana Manner-s;" The Queen
ted that her ladyship wear “Q
Lady-Dians‘ on being informed of _t e Que¢m'h' wishes immediately asked, ,
aristocratic audience assembled in
_ , The _program contained one item o the benefit of all concerned in the wntcu ,»¢,ud». A Dune., in costume by
ourt offered conizrntulations to Lord ackvllle and his daughter Lady
S _ - Backville was not present today as
he was resting after the 'strain of he recent cross examinations she un-
derwent. ` '
,With the return of the lury into ourt and the pronouncement of the
nwnin the Phvtosrevh- . f.si-diet sxonoraeins Lsuy ssskvilie
rom fraud or undue influence. the 'fi ht for millions!" which had held
BdVO0B¢°ll~"f I * ' i 5" `l?h<lY '-Derby *I0 “"1” 1'" “‘""“ °"‘ theginterest of the public'for over a
lex. J. lil.
Newsom,
bf the most _vivaeloun of the
`|`¢irl| in-society. she is an -tie dancer. and slime ls Attendant, 'st all of the _feneydriill balls at Albert if name oneushe 'sppssrersn s suns in thezeoevcntionai tutu
evans as onlinr
itrfeted to moral and
the.-vpnroiirsrhi, and she therefore will nut'be‘sinong the guests who will-
_ineei the' King and Queen at Knows;
The Queen's aetivitlvl KN
is sn was born
means. The prec _ _ which she thus _
glrlhood is now being larger spheres of Buel-
Queen
'week owing to the prominence of the pilrtles concerned, and the amount involved, came to an end.
.,¢,|,,,,¢g,.,|..¢....¢~¢.s_
egsrd to. propriety. When th pro -' _ defending force, consisted of a troop R°*"d “°“th' The "°tl°“ llelran in the amiued by the District Attorney since ram for the entertainment at Knows- ggfnnff gligugggtsgfzgaty Tgdbgoofifo of the P, E, I, Ligue 1-louse, 1-lend. centre of the line., where at 9.25 thelliis wnfessieus declape that it was
ey was submitted to the King and nnndon of costs of nnit which will no quarters and five companies of the defenders Opened a heavy life ll'0m H absolutely. necessary for any "fence" monting on womonrs dnonn
even, the latter promptly snowed extremely nanny owing to the ,n.,,,y 82nd Regiment, and s section of Ns. ridge three hundred yards south ofwishing to do business to "ses" na- hnt 11°C only had she not iereottnn of c,,,,,,,,,,l ,,n,n,,;,en by tn, me b,,,._ rx Fisiu Ambulance-about ssc s1te~ the water works, where they had en- der before they some have for pm
he experience she acqluired at the onot.n nnotivos who contented the gethor, under the command of Major trenched in n strong position. Five tection_ .
amous vaudeville show et the Pale-Ce will Goodwill. minutes later, their right- Wing also 'Phe chic! aids to Radars "scho-
` ' In pursuance of the instructions re- gOt il1f0 MT-1011. U10 8f»f~B¢k h€l“K'nlars" were receiving clerks on the
celveu from the ci. C. oi the main pressed home on the Mennt Edward docks and trusted waceiimen, who get body. thc officer in charge of the Road Position With e0nSld0l'Hble V12" their "piece" slipped to t'n'em in ri rear-guard of the defending army Of. and the <l9l°i1d°l'5' CWB-lf? 0993"” match box. when they asked for a which were at Upton Farm, had his Bd to be retiring D893 lVlCK°lldl"l°l¥'B light, or by other ingenious ways bc- force early astir. Revellle sounded at F01 RBl\¢l1- _T118 Gniiagemant WB” “OW fore turning deaf ears and blind eyes 4.30 a_m. and shortly after seven Zeneml 810115 the ll"0» tll0“llh 0" “"3 to the truck thieves' operations,
o’clock the force marched out from left the attack was not so determin- which often nmiouuten to ;10_000 lu u oo
the bivouaclng ground, and assumed ell- 0Wl“K t0 31° °‘°°ll°“t 9”°l¢l°“ single haul. The booty being dispos-
a strong position, to meet and if the defenders occupied lil tlllit ‘lll`°°'. ed of to "fences" auctioneers, job- 0 possible check the advance of the pur- tion. While executing n ll“"kl“E bers, and the inferior quality of ma- be
suing forces. The lirtije tof tlnis p0\;l- ;¥I1g§?ll€1eg`ti‘;iln_dthlo{ol:ilen<§]\;H nulgléaufé ter als ‘:vei;;eb<;fteni bartereox in tsmall Dept. Another feature of Stanley's
from P on arm o - 1 » lots to ar - rga ning pus -car ven-
thznvéégtsgdegvorks, and then east- force pressed in on the centre, and none nt the roto ot ten’ fifteen und
wards to a point Oil U10 M°““'° Ed' '$°";i 1” (gh: tl¥;°l;‘;3'0[?'h:l(;° hggtx sometimes as high as twenty C9f1¢5n0“
' °" si 5 9 the dollar. fl
wifgeillzolgls time, the O. C. of the progress about ten minutes, UW lm' lt, would seem that the entire un- nnynnne guard of the invading army. petuosity of the attack resulted in a derworm is |nvolvon| judging from ‘which had been in blvousc on Wed- slight disaster to the attackers. A nno number visiting tne mntniot At.
“Bday night' in lxdvutilllltyfgltlglzilz zllglllilllialilytrtlindllfi' igliailllagrdxlmllfclgtoslhj' génleyls 03? lin tlggclimggeolaxlaurhlfildl num Oliure , rece ' ' n e’n ev nc . ~
t , _ _ :__..I tomyutlon has been re- advanced into the open, and were put Munn. oorronorntos tho stony ot the
_laiwly Dian!! M nnerl is a dallllil-Slit ----‘___ cndfszdgilliat this enemy l“t°“d’ t° °"° °“!t °d‘ “nog 37 th°tnT;E°°Nn$: °:d:‘]h° preceding ones or offers new revela-
lii* in °' °*“*‘““°~ °'“‘ " fl i s ' i :I.°_‘:.§‘:‘_1'.i’:’.'_° ;‘:.°'.i.:::;..._“._ 2:1.. ._.. .ie ....:_- _
anmomrost wonxiens ` onr\d5°\-nr:`”§M‘:n,,?é ifpgssisis. rms ter," ei-s gasses msgsimus, cape.
1N EDMONTON STRIKE. "ll Mtn vigor. 'Reinforcements Smith with_ three sections of B. Com-
' ` '°rw"% ans will be moving pany being put out of action by rea- FOREST FIRE MAY
°l mn "7 and g - i' e- son of the superior attack of the in- DOOM 00,551 TOWN
1° Y°“’nF‘_'W°£.:¥nngr:{;;‘nn timonnt. vadsrs’ flanking force. Their right, .___
fgdlgg taoznnnrmttom’ und tn, wing being turned, the defenders were SAN FRANCIQQQ, July 9.-The, worn of ndvnnno woo nt on" ntv,n_ forced to retire in the centre, and forest nr” thot novo noon notnn thou. n-s»»f~»»~ :iii °'
_ ‘ ' - ll » nin some o e mos cpu ar o
llgzgdfyhzelggg Gin l11li.df:nl:»'f1tl\l2 ex- W°l'h» *"5 l'°t"°‘l ln ° '°“th°'l7 ;‘al!§nnia's beauty spots, to-day were
°‘°°'~ inf. ssvsuiysnu infantry in ess vi- direetion sions the “PW M°lP°°“° beyond control asain and swstping
veiiutrbi uni west soysity msd, sac Reed- The |“'°‘““¢ f°'°° "'““¢ in on-ougn niitiisdsie canyon toward /iuiewsui works. Malo.--ossewii1's their Henk- end Cm- mme" with inn vsusyx 'nie town appeared
mqyg force 'moved off at dve minutes after ‘W0 °°“ll’°l'l°° W9" 3* 10°” in 90”' doomed and Mayor Pnlce telegrapbed
SUDD ' eight o’¢1o¢k, going along the Lower "“l°” °l tl” "ld" °“ ‘"5 M°““t Ef1` Govennor Johnson at 3.30 a. m. ask-
Jul 9.._i~,svle ‘Musique Road. iellnwed by the "ml R°“‘lf W* °' 9” D““"'““' ing sim that the mums be sent to
nt ,tho umm" 'flank-guard a few minutes later, while 3i°llg:;n:";0l:} :gg gnisgglglsg help the citizens dght the blaze,
' _ _ with the vsn usrd went ol 9 1' ~
_ull-i',§'§"]°fl§':§ :lu Siocéeiesr sios¢ his sress-rose Plnice °°°\"°d '\<1'“lf°bl° °°'°f» “fl --cuuiasnpsun" Home
Ȣ the semi ei iss emu-eil ei upper helen to clove in on the evnife oi the; wrrrf ramen ALBERT.
mlirel:\;i:e’%‘:l-L' lgslhelllle. The Ambulance section flefendersf force. In this position they i
one seen went was the next to leave, while the rear-n captured e cavalry petrol of about n 1 i,oNpoN, sing.. July 9.-'rne train-
,-onm un¢|,u'enunluten guard left the scene of blvouae at <l0l¢l’\ i-|‘00D¢l‘l. who liuhl 0\\¢ lf°_m,la¢ cruiser Cumberland. with Prince
that he 8.15. the centre and advanced along tue, Albert nn beard, lin, returned to ply. Twe Meanwhile the rear-guard ef tus re- upper Malptqile F054 at A Rell". mouth after a three months’ absence
the tnnttnn ntm, nun um, touluu up get and were allowed to take themselves ln West Indian North American wa-
wss sn ,position on which they proposed to .into ll IYNN’ *P ‘°‘l’“°ll 'N °°“l‘\' *»°l‘l~ 4 '
many years offer resistance to the sdvsncs of the b3;!Dwtod.lbe w rg ty all thee 1 ---------
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
_V 0 _A r
g , _ isvasqis. ‘rm me of their defence , (Continued on vm tin-vc __ \¢ln\re'»_i.isi,s.s;_c\iro U°\¢°» ew
a formidable school of vice, t.eaching‘
P 0 8- Y being the decld The accident occurred back of them in driving the impudent inva- G°V°m0l' Asbert to eunnotnotn Con on the Common but rain prevented suffered in the collision was llbellod
g factor in the Bulgarian decision Grindstone Island the livhtning strik- ders into the sea. ' ' Sourei, the Secretar l th I ' this
nder .e warrant issued’ by the Vice- dmiralty Court at the suit of
r which the Sarah Townsend was rrying at the time of the fcolllsion, d also at the suit of Joseph Sal-
ie necessary bonds for her relelg were executed.
As stated in the ac-
c o u n t of the collision in yestcrday's Guardian, the captain and crew of the schooner left the vessel after the collision ‘and took to o.
_ small boat ln which they were pick-
ed up by thc steamer and brought in to Charlottetown. The schooner, on account of her cargo of lumber. though shc filled to hcr decks, did not sink altogether. On arrival here thc sr:l\o<iner‘s captain engaged the tug Amherst to go to thc salvage of his derelict vessel, but when he ar- rived ou the scene hc found her in the
charge of by Mr.. George Godkin, the Ucilloctiir nfi~(~'his‘toms, who is author- ized to act ns receiver of thc wreck.
PLAN INTERURBAN
AIRSHIP LINES
1`.(l5!DON, July 9.-A $1,250,000
emupnny proposes to estahdish allr- ship passenger service in England in the Full, the trip from London to
e services bctween London and frighten und probali,y London and ’ai‘ls.
HURCH BARS SLIT
SKIRTS AND LOW NECK
MERIDEN, Conn., July 9.-"To
dress for attends-nce at the house of God in clothes suggesting a ballroom
a recreation pier is disgraceful,
nd hereafter women with slashed
eil or short sleeved gowns will be re- fused holy communion at St. Rose's Catholic Church." Rev. James Con-
lin. pastor, thus announced in com-
nimoull¢ElEi|Is,_
. 'e viuile. mm" Eilr-zeriues. Erc.
One cent per wordench insertion in ’
this column. Cash must accompany
nts.
‘Leave your white kid gloves to cleaned at Stanley Bros" kid -glove
162-7-9M6l.
“Every member of No. 3 Battery, etachment for Petswawa. must beat the nrm shed tonigiie st s weloeii sharp. (7. L, McKay. Mal0l`-
“No better way to enjoy ohlll
holiday than to attend the Hazel- brook Picnic. Return fare 254:. Only eight miles from the City by train.
_iso-1.-iiuii.
-_-_ V .
“Carvell Bros have been appointed
ed wholesale agents for the well- known Sussex minerals tempersnce drinkss and nave just received an , U- sortment of 500 cases. 6-Ztlllwks.
“New potatoes, cabbage, bash.
carrots, ripe tomatoes, squash, but- ter beans, cucumbers, rmlilb, lettliec. spinach greens, strawberries, at JJ. Gay dz Son. 199-'l-1311!.
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"HOTEL 0l’ENllIl.- York PMI?-
Hotel is open for the season. ‘.Anl- one wishing to communicate with lr. White. the proprietor. by telephone can be connected by the Cornwtlht- change. 800-'I-lilllwll. _
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°~"Just between ourselves".-»§'r\ere'e nethihlr to prevent you getting* a Ru misqton Typewriter whatever your msehlne may be--I can probably sog- gest s feasible clan whereby yeaiesn acquire one of these Standard mics. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. B.
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