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FRENCH Avilirou Amuivsr iins. iiicuiioivo srANiA1iDs ausv

lie-roof the First Airship Flight to Dover W

lNe'iirly _` Mobbed

London. He Was Paid £1,000 For His Success.

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LONDON, J-u.ly 26-(Special)-Louis 'co

Bl€l‘i0lZ. the Frcncllman who made enthusiasts to greet him at clo history by flying across the English quarteril.

ciin'ii'n\el, and his famous little mono

plane, both reached London this L

morn-img to receive a cheque for one ered in huge numbers.

thousand pounds.

The famous navigator is finding Seized a large part of London,

he-ro worship more trying to gmiure Those unable to see the tlyer him

Y self have been besleging the store bar

here the compact little monoplabe,

than navigating the air,

R9m8l`|§8'ble scenes were witnessed W

ah Dover when Blerioti returned t/lierq. is

to attend a civic reception.-

The Frenlrman was mobhed l,y on. uk

ormous crowds and police had to tical iiyier,

Both There and in

- A similar ovation awaited iiimi

installed in a department amon

other travelling roiiuisites.

me to his protection so eager were B

Sl? the

in the

ondon; his compatriots having gatl

The machine is so small it look e a large toy rather than ai prac-

SlH WllTHlll UP

AGAINST IT AGAIN

His Colleagues Trot Off and 0

Leave Him to Administer

Responsible Governmenl.__

o'r'rAwA, .1uiy2\;-(Si>eciu1)-sir

Wilfrid Lwurier is ag‘uiu left 'ln the

capital. |riari inercliant iiouied Bousawra ' All the other ministers arc out- of

the city.

Mackenzie King, who was thc only

member here lust week during' Silr W. Liiuriai"s aiiseucc in Quebec is in Toroiiton

Fiuhevr and Lemieux will return o'n. Noi: to be- fruelratied by pnrenyial

Wednesday for o cabinet meeting. '

Sir W`ili.id goes to Artlinlbuskiivillis

Friday and will spend most of the

next month there.

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TllNlT-ENE MINUTES

_ 'asses ranged from the bircullc of

n lliicbcnville- (beg New Rocliclle'i~1 Dair-

. in) to the exquisitcs naturally ex-

To put on a sliow spcetuculllfi

musical or dru.inat'ic, in the dog- days is an act of wmerity.

Thait daring has still it/S hold on

the popular mind was in evidence last night. A lull house i'u'wiirded\ tho optimism of the Ladies’ Aid Soclehil ui ow P. ir.. 1. iioepitel- lv is Hale to assume toniglit‘s audience will he larger. In :addition to one or two theatre parties the military will _uc out in force, in uniform or in m'ufti.- tihe force will be well rePl‘0S@"l19f1-

Last night's performance demon-

strabed the wealth of talent thero is among the City's amateurs and this too seldom seen.

The choruses were brlglit, catchy

** ‘ ng ng.

Histrionic demands were made on

' . Madamee Chandler and Forsythe, and

- our Miss Doiron, all were equal to

their oipportunities and a well liallmnc-

ed' .

' »-- l Miss Shaver contributed “Roses".

' ° ° ieffentively. ‘

M°'n|n‘ Dany ‘nd Run' Daily? The Entr’acto number by Miss wnii tivniuc July zmi. -|909 ‘Bumief WHS A me* "°“'°- Sl" lm.

iiiillziiuiir

Love Affair. The Police Ate .l.’.ui..i1IJ..The Trail.

The 14-year old iliiugliter of an Assy

missing mid warraiitfo h_sve been is sued for~ the arrest of twol other As syriam on clnirges of abd»uct'ion.

opposril.

objections the girl disaippenrecl \viL\li her lovcr aide-il by ii frieiiil and iilic appeal tc/ the police is the rrsult.

numiiers, well sung by a f:.u.iro ofthe prettiest girls, iiicited i/lie'i'eto by the help of li sroiwf of the stui‘dies't youth. The stage was ii bln*/.e of color, the ili

pected at niillir/naires parties.

The music of thc comedy wus insti-

ly rendered by thc- oliorus of forty, ull thc soloists had the backing of n good chorus.

Messrs Perry und Iilyle played the

leading mule roles ably, the la-ttcr in' hii-i star port of Kid Burns’ win-ning his uieed of applause.

Mr. Hooper played and smig the

millionuiir iole with /leasuie til him

use the colin-q°|iialir.in of the coinioily he was certainly “going some."

Subsidin-ry roles were acceptably

poiirtrnyed oy Messrs Geo. McLeo1l~ cud Harry McDouRall. 'Ihe lealliiig feminine role was us-

sayed by u visitor Miss Olddhg of Picton. Her delightful voice was limi-rl by ailivantafge in her two songs, hrr acting was as satisfactory as her si i -'

comedy pleasml all

ASSYNIAN llllll

utcome of An Obstructed

KihN§lAS, Jl 2--_ ‘ -

MONTREAL, July 26-(\Special)._. ' .

This is the reslilb of n lo/Ve ufluir

to whil-li the- fiitlirr of t-he girl was

';ai big voice and a big heart. Sund~ay‘

MONDAY __ _ _, , , . _ , , . . , . , 7343,nfter Sunday evidences this, the Sun-

'ruFsDAv.. 73I7_<1ev ¢h=1'ld°°H “Ol “Nl 11°' <7* _°°'"‘~' WEi)NF;SDA\, _ _ 730| of hir ualleagues at the hospital in ai

° ' ' ° ° ' ' ' ' ' l ,wrvice of song is iinle-cd for the pati-

THURSDAV ........73I8=,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.~,._ FRIDAY .. . . . . . . . . . . - -- -73 | 9| 'Phe orchestra added its quota to n I

SATURDAY. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 7998 plhisivnt rzvevnlnil Of °0m°dY- Mf-

_.---lwatts accompanied the comedy, Miss

Total 4459°,Stunley nblv fsllevlllll Nl" 1" the

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Daily average . . . . . . . . . . 7432

The circulation of The CHAR-

LOTTETUWN GUARDIAN is greater than that ot all the other Daily Newspapers on Prince Edward Ie- lnnd combined.

The above figures are not the

counter total, and exclude all spoiled. bisuk una 'destroyed ,nni>°re~ Tlwle figural show only actual paid cir- culation. A

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Subscription books are own to in-`

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wiilps vcn anyone who violin to vqrdy gilirculntion.

ton. llouee mid- outbuildlngs

Merced parties and all 908411110 Ml-ll”“°“"“"Y “°'“" Wm” mms' F"“°h'l

orchestral numbers Don'l. miss evening of popular music and on trenclng comedy. '

_-lin|rd'.¢ Liulmenl ns-ri by Pliywlcinli

Cnndgnscd Advf|'llS¢!$£t.i

""`<'i'n`6 Lure fur oi.-uisinmien.)

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‘OR SALE, an old but well pre-

served upright piano of best' American make, with rosewood case. Apply to 110 Kent Strvel-

7-27dilipd.

R SAI.E,.l27 acre farm nt Hamip-A

t ,f fullpsriicuiars. H°""’ °" °r _ rzniriwpa.

self alnd delight to hiiv audience. Tok A

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ho is to be Tried for ~the'ill

urder of the Late ‘S it 't'Mnors Still Giving Them Trouble

McTavish. She is .Said to he .Another .Lucretia Reinfforcemenis Being (lot Together Borgia. Will Try to Prove An Alifbi._ fI`fh-e fin Spain. Newspapers Will

'~ Trial Will Be Sensational. ` ‘Be ‘Censored liereafter.

OSHTON’ July 26"(SP°°l°1)*“.ID The ll°WlY Uncovered clues are of a ‘ fore the revolver and axe were used MADRID. -7\1l:i26-(Special)-Fight th lr°R‘i’;'i;£§(l “Jw ‘$3110 fdliin- neiiiirelifat show Mc'I‘avish was shot, the drug was token. lm: lmlwevn the Spanish forces an-lcontinue. brutal murder nfl gt" ) tl YMOF wllile ly ng unconscious under the _lm The bod? Of Me’I‘avisli has Men der Gel Marina *WU U16 M00l'iSl\

_ IP U ewar c- W 9 Ying unccniscioos under thc in- forwarded to Eldon for burial A lsribesinen was resumed outside lie

is ie police of Cambridge as- fluence of a dlrug. Four of the witnesses are now out Uf Mclille at nine o'clock last night. gll

Bert l/lillf. th ln, T!-H T d . . _ ‘ HBleriUt fever" seems mi hmm most l_ 93' )l~Vc' H0021 'lit-Ad the Q 0l'lll01lSl2l’8lc l-he truth of this, on bail. Gen. Llnares has announced nb-a/t l from the sent of war until tdieir nc-

. Y y _ , ex.

BD ' ` “mai llfllg was usted mid how long be- an alibi. tent of the territory to be covered

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e formation of new brigades wguldg

Madrid newapapers have been not1_ d that hereafter they will not be owd to printf special despateheu;

11911111111; Llllllellcc, which will medical examiner Swan iials delivered Mrs Riiclrmond has engaged Frank mobilize/tion of Spanish' troops would curacyr has been confirmed by th

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nlllxly l»eRaui*I1ti1eiit to fix the erime the dead mains stomach to Pi-oi, Zottnlli of Boston, who mftui- wafer. soon reach 24,000, thereby bringing Gen. Staff.

8 M ml.. iiliiiiorid, but will my Whitney of Harvard College. ence with tihe womalb gave out timf, Genl. Marina"s effective force to 40_.

tie nstoiy of u modern Lucroi; They will make pn aiiialysis to lenrrip her defense womld be dn me nature of 000 men' but on account of the

Foreign coimesponclentei hiivia been

forbidden to telegraph any excqpt of. ticial news.

Estate Died Destitule

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uv \»(Sl>c¢1ul) Miss 'roirlo Ji » _ ' _ ~.| - » __ ~- - _ ~

J0SeymM_1_0nlmh me [U cl_ , . uv 26 (Special) Wiuir CHICAGO, July ze ispuciail--.in ST. JOHN. July 26 (S.i>ec\ul,. .u

, o ic' uiin~ the crew of the Japanese baittleuliii ter takin ever r _ todu 's Moose mth races 2.15 class

EZLZBKF! $1J|';?0 (in) Sxlllffen tstutie i""ASl'i Wm* ”“E“g'l'f1 in Huir Practice iilti vent ideniificat/ishnp i:c1:Ei|iEEioure;(lsti;‘Ele‘l'l resulted im El ‘Cato first Miss liethal

Farm yegtemay OU" Y |001 Ise Bay, one. ol the twelve-pou-nderii as Edward Wilson cymmitiieq suioide second; Laura. Merrill third; X. ltuy

_ Miss Pomfret was I _ ' V W blew UD. killing four and wounding in Saratoga Hotel by swiillowiiig fU"l‘Ul2' best f/llllff 2~13~ _

ll 010101 ll0\»\S live ofthe gunners. poison. The 2.24 class resulted' iu Prince Creek todu-y und was killed.

15 I";X;:`di“'"°'”w"t; h d Among the wounded were two of He was ii member of the .\l-1i.m_;,, Louie BFS?-I Crescent second; .lane-l

5 P Dem ere eV0f€d CDI the oilicerii of the battleship Order and fi none found' i bi , veve~third-; Frank Power fourth; best

t - , , _ V _M - ' - n S ronn

;|:;is o Miss lunifrets claim to cc ' made a' request he he buricrl hy tne time 2-24#

A . i

ui H-utei wut-re nuker; i- D -uu i l

I "_ ' h "“'"‘ U' ‘ 0 Mlcliuiel Tliolniss appeared* with' the

E en e u oils li‘1.m

his clothing, concealing them io tide identity

BOSTON, July 25.-A band of-

an( om t e viurious points can be _. _ y _ __ . _ _ . ` _ l obmiulcd' tugctlmr with un i“fw_ma_ entries of this iiitr, when published, Dllilimiltliiollic Boston v/omieii headed

tion pUrf_,,g,,ing to me ,,,,i|i.ngs' W," it is believed the,Miciinic did not by Mrs Gleiidower Eva s, who is.

o-f the various steumcrs of this leave lliiii Pmvince lint has been mv”

ssociiiited with a dozen gaston clubsil

line ~, _ ‘ .and otlier insltlitutions, is about to'

lunar if nw iismi; *

Lennox island since his return from

KANSAS, City, July 26-Six lives

were lost, three persons fatally in- 'ured and fifty lrurt in the wreck of

June records furnish some interest- J . -. , , . ing contrasts in milk yield' as rg. nr' vX°1"'|1tBl"M.1;us";_‘;“§;;r t";'h;_"1m“£|s .ported by members U( ww testing Lp ugge in o is ou ver ei e as \

an .ocietioTis. . “lg '

Of eigirt cars in the train, five

0,§nrc:::\Bb?£;B'1.°“e herd af Hickaou' coaches' and the locomotive are- iiow which av ov :_ ggws ms) Om: of im the river with the water covering

g e e noun. S of "utter tliem. A chair oar auiil two Pullmirns t

at In ellotlier association t: _ - mty mum away where the milk "“;s1 ieinain but are iiiiu-red. For days

paid for by mt content one h l n flood of water line iinderrnlned the

0,. 15 cows has my 2 cows mfg; mudiied mukiui: it ¢uu,weui< to uuiu tested three, pm. wht OHM' an uw nip lioavy trains.

rsinaiigng 13 cows in the herd tested only .9 2.3 while the average yie-id ‘Yll9_0“lY 22 ‘hounds of 'butter fat, or thlflefll Doundsleft per cow dliiring the momth than the iotiier herd. Tn another herd the wusighr; of

Keep Minard`s Llnimerii ln the house

ill: from one cow is iv n ` T '

m 3 e as li pounds 05° mm'\'lll18. Only? 8 poundsi the next. evening, but 15 pounds the; “ut "l°mll1li'. many other cows' shvw just as sharp variwtiuus. 'Pius

mam is keeping a daily record gil milk. the cause of such siidilcn drops ‘will be ,sought for, and measures, taken, in posuible, to prevent the 9|ll`lfll\°8e and,.kcep each cow up in her malxinm capacity. ~ Twice a day, rain or shine, the

cow. has to be milkcd, wh-y not make each milking time bring in eight of nine cents .pi-ofit.? How nialny men milk eight times before' they get one cent profit from soiiie cows?

lim,

pastor, Rev. Mr. 0uter‘;.rld°ge, gavel l-|10 ¢0ll8l‘l!'!U\‘tions in H0. Stephens* Methodist Church two.ablu nddi~¢g¢.,eB on Sunda/y. He is ai pleasant gpm- il

ner and his sermons have the /.¢,|~-,Q "l‘0l}0N'l`0, July' 27-(3P0¢il\)f ring ofthe Gospel Message-Mr. Que. Moderate southerly and weslwv

T Km

Kentville exchange save: The new ‘ I " "N, ,hmm

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are quickly noted if the vine nnir 1 l -" ,di""' ` ' - 7

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eriridge is well known in this City. ,wirods, fail: and warm.

/ ._;. 'ala ._ .»~

"ro surmnss 'ri-uc `

resent to members of the Maosacliirl

"_ Nova Scotia last, week. setts Insurance commission plans lorl

ii coinbinabion bun-k and lninurnncel company to provide pensions forf spinsters who cannot or will not wed.

S I i /\ 'l`F»l'¢RlUl<E DISASTER- By this plan they hope to ellminatel

| °‘“°‘ many mercenary niarriages, thel

‘\vi.rl'y of penniless splnsters a/bout]

Ziushalnds and the. en-dless joke-s about old m~a'ids.

Concieely the plan in that a self-

her earnings, depositing it in: the pro~

WASHINGTON, July 25.-In iiwo short flights in the Wright aeroplane t yesterday at Fort Mayes, Va., Orville Wright closelyapproniched the world's aeroplane speed record, ,attaining ani' average velocity of 54 112 miles an hour as computed by Wll`h\1rn‘.Wright,~ who held the-stopwatclil on-the' ina-~ chine for a half dor.en'ro\mde of the. course. ‘

WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.

OTTAWA, July 26.-The Canadian

Gazette announces the terms of the International agoeemnnt for the c0lL~ trolling of the white eluve traffic. r

The agreumeivt is fm' the purpoh

of providing for women.; and girls under nge, an adequate protevrioia against the criminal ti-sllfic known u the white slave traffic. '

Thirteen governments have i»ign£

an ezrennent each naming 3- rep nzntatlve no mcii as plefiipatentiary to Hee to enforcement. i-

”jlIlAlNNEN.TESTAl E N-lSASTEll .UN-A TllUK PHEEANTIWS NESUTTS ill

lllE-ll lN HN/ENTY JAPANESE SHIP BETITNE SUll.`llllNll HINJSEPATN illAETS

Fomer NeWSPllPel’ Wvlllilll, Gun Explodes on Battleship, To Hide His -identity. A Re- Tll€'Wllll\6lS lll llle 2-15 and Who Claimed Parlof An Killing Four .and Wound- grettable Fatality Reported A in the 2-24fEV60lS Ralled

- ing Five ofthe Crew. ,N From Chicago. Yesterday.

,UP ww" DWI UF THE MAHMHUN £5153.23133.”':.;§;i':..éf;;.iif"iz~TllE lllFlE .TAATTEN

SHUT YESTEHTTAT

°v- ' L _ . EASIENN S. S. Sli. HMI Y[§[[.|l|]iy, ____.._. -_

il" A very iiiterestliig liilie shoot wiisl

‘“`~ -’<‘"N» My 2+- The 'Merc _w ll‘f1l.“ il.'i‘.1§,.€;i"“3.’.’..'Jli§§’."’.°.Zf.'I ‘f’l`.-..‘§.§"’§".i-.".ff.

Stun-iiislii_p_ company nas filled n. loiigl -A tele _rum received last “Ji ht fm ‘ tho Charlottetown Civilian lllilc As-

felt walrt by eéitublisliiiiv ticket f- g , g m 1 :ti ti g » _ J f ince in me center of tht; t'_‘ity_ ,_l,:,ei Chatham, N. B., stated that the race :;l;'3)e;>E:1.'roml;`"li;niii _ moiiiposo ii ` Inewi office is in McDiarnii'd's drug U10” YlfSt0‘l`dl\Y llud lil'-ell W0!! by '

lstore .in King street, next to the Roy- Cameron. Although the name of

yueide winning by

three points.

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Min\i1|‘s Liniment Lnmbormeirn trio!!

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TIEE SAVEH MEETS Wll;li SlllillEN llEllTH

Hero of The Time of The Slocum Disaster Meets Wilh a Fatal Accident.

NEW YORK July 242 ~(Specia1)»-

Lziwrenrr l'l:i‘ieran, ul.-i, received' ii, "\'~‘df1l fur S-mul: sixth.. lm.; during Lliu burning of tho sl.c.'i.ii\:r General Slocum ‘fell lroiii ii train lienr Goo..e

I His halt wus :_-irl‘1'icil ull' hir: lived' by ,thu wind- .and lu i'uaciii.,,_:; fur it he fiili from the car -pli;t.'i.rn|_

lli:: he-all :.ti‘iinYl ii, tie, uni lic \\'i.r3

:lend iviieii the uiiru iiirricil .lack a- long tbg f.rci-iilu ami ciiml.-\.l down in- to the watrr to i'cli-ic-up l|;m_

LATE NEWS -llllllll

All. AlllSllN

'l`li|‘ foliou-ing-will ln- of ililerriet to

this l'I‘uVlNCE. ~Dl'.-lUu!'lli'l1 luis 00|". pleteil his staff of tcnizbers lor me Mt. AlliL.on Ludicu liullcgs, Misa Kiii Wi Bearinaii l-iii leeu o uint

I »|' - ~ , * _

to fill the uiczincy in tin- 'School ot Hoiiseliold Science, caused liy *\<~'1.hs

\»/iiihfilrmviil of Miss Patterson. Min; Bcarmau is a griuiiiate of the' Lillian Massey School of lions-eiiuld Science

One of the most respected inhabi-

tan‘L~i of Bunbury, Lrit forty eight, has passed from time ntlo eternity, in the person of Eliza 'I‘urnerbelu\'cd wife of Robert Bovyer, whose spirit peucofully passed away on July fifteenth. For many years her

sight was no impaired that sho was‘ unable to read, yet lien mind was well stored with passages from the

“Pl-‘°"tl'“g “l"“`“'"`1ed W°'m“‘“ Sh“u|\Vord of God and from them iii.: dc- Plnclf *Wide fegullllly l1` Bum Out 0' rived much comfort during her last

illness. Confined to her bed lo‘

posed bnnik, and at the age of fifty. about Bi, wwks ,ha bo,-0 paiiimiiy shell basin to receelve no annuity- nur lust siaiiufsu use resigned rims-.ii hmflfvm- entirely unoo Him who ima promiti-A

to make ull things worll t0g`€lll¢l‘ lOl' good to them wh-o love Hlim. who aro the called according to I-l'ls pUl‘D0S9~

CLOSELY APPROACHED 'rThu deceased was one of iihe most

AEROPLANE SPEED RECORD.'igenernus women i'n the commuiiity

ami always willing to lemi ii helping hand in everything that would tend 0 the advancement of the cause i if onristfuu ardent supporter of t-he tsmpefranee cause, Q regular attend-| not mt, the mea/ns of grace, u generous supporter ofthe poor. it unn bel truly said of her “She hath done' what she could" amd she wfll be,

very mlich missed not only in the' home l-ut in thc community in which une resided. 'rue respect in which* she war- held was clearly shown by the vast number that nttcniled the funeral on the e ghtcenth. The servi-| ces were performed by the new pas- tior ol llie congregation in which she, belonged - Rev ' Mr "Wi ‘M The' remains were interrul in the little cdnetery at Clifton to await the glorious resurrection morn when the

dhad in Christ shall rigs first und,

th-me who are alive r all be cauglrt up to meet the -Lord -in the air and so be iomver with the herd. Mrs Hhvyer leaves behind g l1unl»and» irml

the followlnir children: Wilfred and|

neun-fue ut iwm¢.Miiemi and iiivfi-see in Bunbury. Mrs Stephen Haslln. Brackley Point, Mrs B. Bsldereonand Charles in Vancouver, -B. C. CGD.. Vancouver papers please copy.

"I‘orunto. She coined very highly ro-

cuniniended by her teachers and oth»- ers .amd is ciipeei.cd~.to prove a very valuable addition to ¢licfiiuulty_ To fill the new .position of assistsnti iliinctur in the Depsrtiiient of Music Dr. Borden has n.'ppointcd,,ll‘rede»r'lck Beuliiinont, an English musician be- longing to Sheffield. I-.ie is-f-in grad- uate of the Royal College of Music and the tiiniiiiuiiiuls and press noti- ri-.- presented `by him' show him to ..e i-cglrrded by those well qiialilicdl to illilxcu as a brilliant and accomplish- id' uinuist as well as ii successful uoeliier. Principal Palmer ofi_gi ,vhs Ar.. 'i' ny plans to take- :i trip .to the Piuillr' Uoiist. Rev. F. W. W. Det- lluiiws, the new theological professor i.~i expr-_-ted to reach Sackville early in Ailgiiui.

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i-‘i..\.\:.\r;A:~i uns iuesicnsin. 'i'oi:o.v'i~o, .luiy zs -1'. C. i-it-snap

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ull hw- rvriizxied from the Irish-C‘»nnu- dian A. 1'., the club he ioundied, and of which I:-i, has been the life and soul since lie inception. Flanagan started the club in 1907, and ran it. practically single-liiindi-il. While the club had a set of officers, the entire management wnswegied in Flelilalli, and lie run it according to lill own ideas. This year, however, blur; han been friction, and his-resignation. is the result.

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MINOB HEIR BEAT DAN PATCH.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., Jul! 85.-

Before the largut crowd bvermnaenr- bled in' North Dakota llliot Heir, i.59| beat Din Patch. 1.55," '. in B race paced over the half-miie ‘track on the North Dakota utah fair grounds. The course was.hep,U»y. and n telflh dwind blowing. Both of the pnoers were in cood nonuiti-.ui for so early in the aeison. '

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