'mil' tl" “Muffy has awakened to the ic

'ENHTH SHUIIKS SNSKNTT]N’S

YET STTNTINUE

"T1 llcoplc. llltiwllzli still nlnrnred as th., T

1 ‘ 'i . _ Till? ' lwglltnlng to return from the country.

body occupying the houses nolt con- ;;‘ sidered safe. E

:_ CANADIAE MAGAZINE OF fi JULY A CONFEDERATION NO. Dv ii The _July number of The Canadian .i Mllgezllle mi ht almost- be called u

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I TU” 3» ’9°9 I A ' ’1'Hlii-l'.1'liBr'lNllv=_ " THE cHARD01*TE‘1'0WN~GUARDIAN ~ rmsr on im rr ' mos nm# I '

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POLITICAL MURDER ,iluilii us wud siilli WOMANS Annoy ‘-

ALARMING ENGLAND UTSNPPTNHTIT NHSNU HNNGTU ,A DANGER SIGNAT.. '

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India" Sllllllllll Fired the Fatal Shots, Arraigued. No Ff°m_ 0Silawa» Bu Believed Sisief °f His While Vi°ii"‘ llow a Fa`rmel`°’s Wife Saved Train Fri U

- - Bank Will Not Suffer Wanted to Spring the ‘ -

Al’ E - I o u “ _ ' ' -» - -l lord-. »_. l . _ _ s. _ _ l

Doubtt he Deed Was Political. Excitement in Eastern Ben- Twenty Years Emphyedi Deadly T_ap_ Destruction _ln a Wash-out. And the E..

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gal, .Where a- N‘otediAgitator Preaches Sedition.” ___ ___` A ' 'cape Was a Narrow One.

LONDON -Tilly 2-(Special '-Mad la

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Dililmzri. eau Indinn student wan lol. _ led Le. col. wyllis und nr. Lulencn 2 . of Shanghai, was arraigned in west. B

E m’”l9t°l` P°ll°6 °0\1l‘i‘- and remanded C

fi for a week, after .lining fqpmauiy A

fllurged with wilful murder. S

~‘ This ls'the first time hh '

~- into political ngitln-tion 'in England 'r

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¢_u.uuiug»in Gaioutta_ are o amos a y occur c ce In lbs Indian Omco tho murder oi Arahindo Ghose, one of the most P8

e mclthrod ly politic ll. ' Q _ of tire terrorists and been introduced GALCUTTA, July 2_(opemi)_ lm 5”. lr

here is a recrudescence of tba pollt- G

‘lf lll an “sly temper. meetings to express sympathy with C _The prisoner, whose age is given i1B,'the natives who ha/ve beeni deported he b, is said to.hs,'ve relatives ul/ good- 1 i t d ii r _n

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P

al excitement: in Eastern Bengal and ,tion to unite to be free and great."

01. Wyllie, who wuu_tho ooiitioai prominent af Indian agitators, ,_ ide to Lord Morley Secretary of travelling through the country in tlhle be

tate for India,~ is hdldi to be entire- l interests of anrti‘-Government cam- r

He ls preaching that "bhe fiat of i od nun gone out to thu Indian Nu- ti;

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Ml-lsslm. July 2-lspudniarn.

I-n-lg-|

1-(suit of thc earthquake shocks, are W

.Ili The local authorities have tak n

1 The shocks continue, but are less H ,_ frequent and of diminishing severity.

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, _ g ’ i. Gonfoderation number, some afbten-

Er titled The Land of the Baccnlhaos, st

4 Portuguese explorers. It mean/sl the la

lllllll lil dry Half. fish- This lu nn, up- tipplc liquors, wines, ales or beer aisle

beverage in Tennessee. The malnu- f‘_’awd Yale ill the '~l““““l Valsltl' oturoisl hiii proiiihiting the mami, eight-_cared race on the Thames. The

_jg preciative, illuminabive, well illus- n `: tratcd article on the trade and re- fa

" sources of Ncwfoulndland. Thu ailthor fa

is Rav, Edwin Smith, who is well nc- fective before Jan. 1, six months S

T, quainted with the subject. Pi'o-Coll- m

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land is the tit1e_of an article by th Fra-nlcis Asbury Canmen, which claims thd existence of u considerable feeling

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down some picturesque Newfoundland rivers. Other articles of note n/re The Inquisition in Canada, by C'_

Sibley; The Romanlols of Sc-ng;

Marie T A -- ‘

of the Sea, by F. f-ll

John Boyd.

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SEMI ANNUAL EXAMINATION.

: 'Flleslln-y, .Tune 2‘Jth'. A largc.numbcr G

1- stringent measures to prevent any ii;

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"EHTEST" LAW YET Hlilllilli liiiw

tion- has been given in it to New-Istatute exteliding_ thu provision of » foundiand. '1‘lle first article is en- the "l:`our Mile" law to the entire

federation Sentiment in Newfou d- brewers and dlstillors than- was given. S

albot Tournie1_ Many. Tarpon Bunch, a sllmmer resort on a

The Romalnlue of Builnu. Gulf of Mexico.. three miles from the‘f*

gown," by W. Macgill; 'Dom' Moo-rein mainland, is isolated and inlllldatcd, l Canada, by Rev, George 1-pntciiiuood with the filte of the inliabitant‘s pro- 7'

l' Smith-with short stories by Liliuu blclnutical, and that a uunlbcr of fish- C

I.'.lvc\‘idgc, Hattie E. Crmgg, Francis mi! Ctrlllt “nfl Fi H“S0lliW _l{‘ll;"°ll “""° lt;

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V Xildnldlillélllh al-[El3lnLl;¢zx:‘;l`>lIlneIS1§ltl;llyIEc1dlEl;l;lglllttg (kulito\l;:1se%o?ni:'l;l: cell li qdltlolrelx Th me While Yaws detcrmlnatloo

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time Mackhih 1<}_ M_ yoomlam and which raged' todnv off Point Isaiiellt

an

NEW NNIVEHSITY ~

SASKATOON, July 2-QS]l€Cial)- he new university buildings llctc S lll mst about a million dollars. l P

NASHVILLE, Tenn., July l.-The

ate becomes oifective at midnight

cturc of liquor llclcs not becomo ef- cn

ore time having been given the H

c rciinilurs by the legislators. S

e lower end of Padre island, in the Th

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d the adlacent coast. ll

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LARGE ICEBERGS SIGHTED.

EGHNIN ENNEUES

_ NEW LONDON, July 1-In a grand

il. which was the term usedi by the early tonight. Under the provisions of this exllll'lt`l0U Ol I`0Wli”i'I by H- Ci`°W l`0‘

w it will .be unlawful no ooii orlmlarkable fon its physical power and

ndurance. Harvard this evening de-

fiant and won by three boat lengths. 'arvard's time was 21 min-ntes 50 oconds; Yale's, 22 nlinuter: 10 seconds By this victory, Hlanvard won her econd consecutive boat race from

.-._ Male in 28 years. Not since 1880 ani

in favour of ,_-oufodoi-ation with, Cam 1881 has I-Ilarvard won two consecut-

a,(1u_ Tho,-o is aioo un entertaining U H ive races from the Elis. Since 1885 descripiiive articin oi a qanoe tri Harvand hsis won five varsity races

fnom Yale including today, namely,

-_- 1891, 1899, 1906 and 1908. Since Wray

has been coaching at Cambridge, Yale

BRQ.wNSVILLE_ Tex” Juiy 1_Ti_at and Harvard have met three times,

nd the crimson has won two races.

emblcd here on the Thames poured nto New London today to witness he race. I-Ia!nvard"s growing confiden-

wlce the number of enthusiasts that sually follow the crimson to the

a s,

o regain hen glory on the river was_ scked by a record breaking Yale rowd.

GETUWINIS LTSS

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OSHAWA July 2-(Special)-Lary i SENATOBIA Miss , July 2--(Bpec- assels, Mgr of the Dominion Bank al)-Steve Veasie, a negro, was han _ _ __ re. has disappeared ed here today los the murder of if ia_iI';_'§%,':_1nNGg3rl:_;]°xl:’e -Lilly ?f-(‘E:ipec- Mxéd liltklns observed that

He has been missin since Friday T Veasey n. young white man A “D on as 8' a” ma _ ad f“’u."'“ “W”-V'

iii Th 'uh im od u th S0* Slglml TMFS Atkins. lille of Seeing the freight al/prom~hir_~~ '

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H I B d t d ll d " ' r€;d“z1:_’ Mlgntrzgi C rm we e iom. °s:;§°;crs tgintggsmirdeerzg mail ° residing! herfe, prevented stood for perhaps a minute not . ; It is generally believed that the One of them asked to be allowed to “sg wth” _“K ‘ll 99080 lui0_ _nl _lui Nrult C0 ilu. 0101>. r°m€rul_` lr will not sustain any loss nu the spring thu trap. but was refused. azinvgniw ereny saving the enola. hs; neatly tf>1=_1'u§.: ll

~ 1 H S 1 I ll CU" re U 6 Ii.-1

n sult of his 'departure

Cassels who is 35 years old has An hour previolisly a mst passen' waving th.” g”"""m' wu‘Hy~

n in the Dominicrn Ban-k for near- 801° "alll had P85505 Safely over the The train came to a stop wit. 1 20 yeu|~B_ having oturtod work BP0t- nose of the pilot overhanging _ ere when ei mere lad-_ _ ‘~°liHS‘m-

l' - . I I _ 4 -I f -'iw - --i L. ;_ ». _

if i` EIHE NEPUHTTTT NNTNTUTN ESBNPESENTEN HEPUHTS 'INSANE ENNMEH

IN STEVEN IIITY 1 "_ _ I [TE EXPETTSIUN TTTUN HTS ET' _

LAKE PLACID, N Y, July 2--

(Spscial)-The Hotel Rllisseaunlont, '

one of the la/rgest in Lake Placid, --- -_-

was burned last night._ FREDEIIICTON, Jug 2--(Spoof il

__ MONTREAL, J 1 2-(S ' ll--A Some of the 50 uests had narrow -. » _ -John Dollalds farm..." llanverl ll-

" Y Pm” i 2 rlAl.lFAx July 2-(special)-As in - -

TENITS' NBSENEE _ A ........1

MONTREAL' Jul 2_(S ' 1,, Wpclrt states that hall of the busi- escapes lrom death and were rescued the _iatwi aduidwt ,_ Sh 'H tb seli in a hal-n_nt_lvlcNamce's Gross ii hipmfnts ui _:min tlilrongh lgsim gt ness section of the town of Cobalt With great dlfllclllty- from the gasoline cxglosiorlhg lntzr rg? _ l'0r some time part Donald; : uwrcnce _ is t M t I i _ has been destroyed by lir¢_ One man was burned fatally. ports show that three boys were iuil_ ,seen ocnllg strawgel, _.ind all gun... .

calm 0 on rea or ex-

fi-h . - 5 , C '_ t .ii _ - _ _ _ No particulars hlwu been reoeivod

0 "H1111 U Fllttllfv Will av ouni1for|P0r s ow n filling oil of u lllllllonlas to the particular section in owed.

00,000 and the agricultural buildinlg bushels compared with thc corres- lf as mllcll more. _ pcnding period last ycar, while more The board has decided to open clog. wheat is being nlanufactllrell into sin temporar quarters next fall. “Our H1111 Shipment made in that,

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led and four seriously iniured. ' ne has been btwpmg 1" the ham'

'V The victims were Crosllyhson f

' - o Edgar creepy, who lrud his nina] ' . _

U blown ofi, Brcnley McKenzie, son of

¥ ” _ ' Capt. John McKenzie, bllrnedi to "

‘ death, and Bernard Kunriulr, killed. _

The injured are, Sydney Nickerson,`

IIal'Old Cf`0FWell Wilfrid Sllflih and

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MONTREAL Jl 1-O l h ' - .< _

LEE Mass July 1 --George He veteran newspaperu :lien ofueM(<;ntrcf'ale iii1§f§iTi§;i1;'\Ag.'h,.yJE;l; Un2,.T(,_S‘;(;',l?l’(_

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mx- who has l’°'3l1 ll""5l“8 “Om L9/6 William J Jarvis, dropped dead on mad# thc ll<‘ncfil:illl` of Lord Strain

f0l` f0I`l1y'ilve years, appeared there St. James street to-night. For many ,UMTS munihcmcc y i;si]i;ll§,Ili1ff;a/vzlld tillage himself ‘known years _ho_ was a familiar figure ln Ho sont gift a $5uo_oo0_ of wi-m_._ ’ , o a , dllllng his long Jollrnallstlc circles, his active expsr - l $450 000 is for the u,_.. hi, u___ai b,_u_ u..so;lce_, married _another man and ience dating back to the time when ,_ L ings and me balance Ni. the aug,m,_,,r_ been widowed. Hecox went out with the Montreal Herald was a morning tation of th Baiuuie ; i. f _ the Thirty-iourur Massachusetts negl- newspaper. and when the into send- "" the Mr-dicalefaeultv S 0 ll 0 more L' ment in the civil war, was wounded tor Penny was managing edition. Ol ' " -

and remained long in' a. hospital, and .recent years Mr. Jarvis contributed BERLIN, July 1-Tho details have* -5

as hc never returned home, .was be- daily the “thirty years ago" columqi only now become known of a duel ‘

lieved to have lost his life. Some tothe Star, and had a wonderful fund fought by inhutry Lieutenants Grun-

years after his wife miarrieti Timo# of reminiscences of the by-gone gen- ier and Zwitzsr, ne r Blsnkenburg, n " -if

msml Cl`*l’W lffil Hllglllly fI`0m the thy Tiwk¢r_ Hogg; learned of twig eration of this city and province. He fortnight ago in w;lcbrZwitzefr was

and decided to remain away, and thui was the son of the late Captain Jar- killed, One of thu most striking fea-

fnlct of his .being alive was never dis- vis. quarter-master of the 60th rifles tures of thc affair was that altho __

nlnsid until denui of 'runner paved stationed in London. ont.. and was dueilins is lwmillluiy iiiesel- this 0"" the way for his return, born in the latter city. was pnactically a state-aided one. A

mllltafy C0\1I`€ Of 11011011 B&u°l»l0ni?d lt the Macbollaldl Consolidated School. amd arran d the li ht. Two ccnnpan

Ee ¥ '

ies of lloidiera kept the ground. A 'reaching stun to un- peut senden.

WOMEN IN BAl.l.OON TRIP. locomotive and ambulance cnr were in the senior ¢1ur...__ii_,, iiaidm

_-_ provided by the state railway to car

PHIZE LIST

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The following is the l-lonor list of

Silver Medal, l.-wnrllril by th.

On.

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FAIRFIELD, Gt., July 1-'The ldsli- _ A rv theexpected victim to .Ole Helmet ...sir win, lviaudnnmd ...ai ';|...'._-.i__,.»

loon “Ma.ssnchu.setts," that made an ` U N B flown having a hospital. The condi- Wai-de»d oo the h,,,,L 5....; _..,,__h,_-,ij o ascension at Pittsfield, Mass., about _ _ tions were alternate shlots at ten pac- graduate in son _i. ohio, _-.__ ,,_., Bai

f r nnlse this mornin es Thirty seconfls were allowed in dorouou

two hours he o e su g ‘ _ . _ landed here today, after the aeronauts which- to aim. Granier wan the first .Di-_ fdihidwou Silo-or ‘g,_.__i_ ,ow-or-_;

e greatest cmwd that has “Vi” as* had been in the air a little over 10' NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 1.-Pre- shot, but missed. Zw tzer's first sl1ot.o,i to th,,_,,oo,,,,d host St_______,u in so__._._

hours. The distance covered w-as a- sldcnt Taft paused in ,the course of proved 5. mis-hrc. Grnlrier's second im. ,,ia,_,s__uoi ,N __.i.o_i__iuio__i.]o.i_tio bout two hundred miles. A Hlolland an after-dinfner speech to 1,800 gradu- shoii pierced his opponents lung. The Boutom Forbes of New Yotk piloted the craft oites of Yale, gathered at the anrvual wounded mlan was hurried to a hospl-g pair i\i_tii,_.,,,_,m-Cui (ibiu Mmiaim

ill her UOHUTIS System brought and had C. B. Hasmon, Mrs. O. B. alumni feast yesterday, to iurueia sc- tal, where ha shortly died. He left a Fmmti,,my iiuiim, W

Harrison and Miss C. Harrison of rlous nlclatel old warililéllg tg coilyiiese wldogv land,o;qitchild.CThisnoauE:aoi_ i\i_ici_i,,m Gum i._'io_iu_i im, hig~ue__, New York as passengers. wnd_1Jo t e ea ers o el epll _tho ue was w zsr es or li g mario, in itioiiiouiotim idioms to i._

party. The president dec arcd t.n lers dance home one even ng, on W G___wo__ M iuou by iiiawi Ma____

EXPRESSIONS OB' SYMPATI-LY. if the party which placed him in pow- which -ocoadon he tried to kiss the Kimm_L

-_- er and controlled the government . for young lady, but was relplllsod- | i-i_._,,u ug i.ri_,eB__Ci_e__,,_,\ B__idM._

WOOD ISLANDS July 2.-The fol- so many years, failed now to .live_ up`

lowing kin-d expressions signed on to its promises and the expeiltatlons QHINEBE MURDERER FOUND- wi-iiihg 1->|»i;;@_>_(;L-org.. Driliroll,

lston, hllsic Ma0L~l'cgo-r, _ldrhfh Mlltcll.

- MESSINA AGAIN IN '1'El’ifi0R~ -iieunil of the lodge by or-use A. Md, ui nie people, it would be relsgnten w,.,,,,,u M_,,,i,_ _

-- ”_“ l Man aret G Craw- to the position ofa minority opposi- NEW YORK .Tuly Z-Although Mcoumn Attendance Prize Hume

ST. JOI-IN’S, N. F., July Z Never _Kenzie, C. T. and Z - i - . _ _

i -Tile srmi-annual examination of in the history of ocearn navigation MESSLNA, July _2.-Messina ex- ford’ Secty, have been iorwuu-ded to ltlorn. _ 110111.91608 ill°1ll5l5"illl°ll was lmP°sSl`_Beatrln, Elvira Stewart, Stella Col . the l’o_1. Hill school was held Ou- has tho presence of icebengs along the,perienced two terrific earthquake _Bi.0_ Aihort MoDo,uoid_ -'Wo the om. Mr, _Taft had been speaking humor- bla, tug;-e is 5 strong, probabllltyusih Liiiiau Driscoii, Edna i_._,l_gm_m

rand Banks and the eastern New 9h0CkS BCC0u1p8.ui0f1 by rcarrngioers and members of Southern Gem ously of his own college days here un- that cbs goody of_the Ghinaanau foundlwiho Muophuip liar;-|13, lv._~;90.~._ Hill

‘ \l‘n~d1nnd~ coast been so prolonged as'sounds and had a stircmger amd imiorelbodgoy No 117 I 0_G_T_ desire no dei- tho. elmo, which made his o-uddoh in tim Hudson Ruvoi. was Loon Ling' .elm McRae- (Thaw an atuvded U_"_y

-i of rate puycrs were present. Aftcr fo

_ le present youi-_ lundulatory movsmunt tilaln tihdearhh- Eexpress ou; Binéeife condolence bd yiyu change to ,a serious tone of the im- ghe murderer of Elsie Sigel. day in tim tormo _

. the examination of the classes; byltl

' Tllo strainer Rosalind from Newiquuke of December which dcstroyedimi tho hi-ouch io your home hy tho portant utterance upon. national a_f- Tho mugs |;|9igh1;_ weight 9nd gen SENiUR Dn,LOM_`S_

ik e orted counting 200 ice pillars Messina, lleggo and other cities and d ugh of your father faflrs -all hhemllore impressive ,to his ,mi oppooi-dude gullies with Leon Chem” Baide__s,___m_ Hpme Benton*

. the teacher, Mills Janie Rulmsuy, ns-

* itdl Dr.J.B.Ch pil IH. Yo' rp . _ ,

B l B )y am on am ' 1 Alth ll h th e hearens The president spoke erteml- Lido. hug, as th., .body was nu/do und. Mime iiiabimjd Sus, “m_'Gw 0

-_-__ B. Harper, the pupils presented their hetwcen Cape Race and St. John s, alkilled two peop e. _ o g o_ Fiiood uno, fi-ioud doimu-to_ _ . _ . , . I L, _ S 1.' ‘ teacher with tho following address <liSt11\100 Oflllxl-y mll°i5- shocks had no such terrible C0nS€ll\1~_ Who hath not lost a iriendl'1"’ l>0l`Hi1`¢0“5lY» 55 “S“9fl» ‘B-llil lllii “l»Wl" had been in the water a Week. album-o Muun_ Loo r)i~;,,~_oii_

--~ ences, 25,000 residents of the recelltlyi we ooh only direct you co the 811. ances as to the duties ofthe iiartyof thorough oxomihaiiqh. was not neges- Gn,_,,3 _,_

ASSASSINATION IN LONDON. stricken City were thrown aigain into'oumoiouoy of Him who io ohio and which he is nominally .the head sciem- sai.y_ _ Rowan MucKeu___e' Minnie Pippy_

____ li state of tel-1-or and nearly the cn- Wiiiing to hostow susmiiiiug “moe ed the result of asudden inspiration ..........._......_ GRADE .Ai

'_ and u purse containing a gift, which fi' was' rcsponded to by- the teaiciler _in 1. a feeling and kindly manner.” I have been requested by the pupils of this

; school to oller you a slig-ht' to-10

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LONDON, July 2-A startling doub- ti;-he population is encamped in open iu evo,-y time of uoi._.d._ and who hath rather than of a studied intent. DREADFUL EXPLOSION Edith Mutch’ iumm Drimulii' etch

` U Yi l Polltlclll Clllifllc l S. ~ 'd-"Be also ready for in slloll .

.__ bm ye h ii t wo Son oi The temperature was forty-nine de~ ____ GRADE 6

ken of our affection and regard. I tcr occuriled towards the conc us oni _ ,an hour as yo t 'in no grees Bb-ova zero at two dciock this ALIFAXV Jul 2___A`drwdhn “__ Wm M PV H J M C _T

Fsolvl Gnsohma. ia u,_,,,a,t_

¢ f B, public gathering at the Impenial CHICAGO MARKE’1‘§. Mau cometh nm _ H Y n all in , Q n nic al mi,

cannot tell you how delighted I ani U

‘ to bc the lnesllli of conveying to you l

ustitutm _.__ _______,_ m0l` Z an Indian student name not k110Wl1 <‘HlcAGo July 2-<Specillbf- FAIR THEN sliownns. k ated bonu siinluurnu, whereby two soya, wuune GRADE 5_

cldent occurred ut Shag Harbor. wiursd. burly.

_ the expression of our united love. _ _ - » l . . _ _ » what we of|ui- you is u _poor oymuoi shot and killed Llvut- C0l_~ Wyllll’ °“‘l‘ July Wheat 1095 --- _ _ 12“%i0d‘,;‘1;'i‘seiomguwzidazffken tg the nainnes Mc Iwi yet 8SC°Tti11“°*l~ Wen? Irene Trolvsdale, Helena Mnoilae,

r Lalcnica, of Shanghai July (‘urn 632 TORONTO Jllly 3-(Special)-Varr - ‘ killed amd four others seriously ln- naiuii i3_,id(_i.so,on ami, Wiiiie Ma__Cm__

of our feelings but we know you will D

1 reccive it' kindly as a simple indica-

'lllw UF-Saililllil Wh” ls twenty llvé Sept. 114% lable winds, lair at first, then showers City P0llCe Btatloll' lured; serious damage was allll done ron; o_._imi_ _

bell Obseliffll and ¢°0l 'I0' land local thunderstorms by evening yo the railway station GRADE 4

‘ ii ui ill tc li 1 t -liiui e- un yww 0iil.Wl1S‘ "P ` ` Sept. Guru 1 . ~ _ _ .. _ ~ _

on e 8 M men “ I R fgur unrest. He maintained an ob-I Sept pork $3050 T . Keep Mlnards Linlmentln the house News oi oiio gooui-ioitioo ,;iuobhi»0iii~g\.f_ _,ima Mason' Georgie Driscoii' Lib

rl os c~

f h i h f ' ~l t. H- _ .

0 us c ers es or you in oul leur s tinntc silence. His identification so- P _ _ i I :VW _ __ F _ - i in hy ti-uid omu oi. _ _ mm Driscoll anal Yercy MacGr_`gm_’

_/ You hllvo made mil' lessons* pleasant *E ` to us, oo pleasant, that it would beif

~ tnmpur and forbearance, but you have ll ` lleailt gently with us, in our way-

Wslrrlncss-teuclling us by example as wlcll as by preqcpt/thc odvuntlago of kindness and self control. We shall rinvcr forget you, we shall look back to this school in after life, not as u lace of penuncc but as a scene of

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E¥?.§‘i.i.§'N2’T~’l"f.".f:~`X".'i’iii.“iZ..§".if§f..1i.l “ ‘"""“' °°“""““i ‘°°';§“"'K 'S'

l " ' l - l. Addre's . . “.

ihencvcr lncmory l'cCalll~l our schocl' Coup L S 7-3dlZwpd:

yl1_.incH»ll:lR wAN'ridn` I for winslue

. days, our hearts shall warm towards ~ you as they do today. I have been

ruinestcd by my schoolmates not to address you formally but as a be- loved' and rcs ccted friend. In that

deavorccl to malko your pupils; and

may we always .ba as faithful in- our

in behalf of lille whole school I take

the plcaulre of wishing you health, housework Apply to M__s_ D_ _i_

_ hgppjng.-5 and pl`(;Epf!I`lf.y. Signed § Blanche Yeo and Annie Brown."

" uin»rd'.l;.iui.n¢u¢ md by l>liy.i¢i..nu

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MAJOR

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nr has been ilnl>0SS'ii»l2'~ _ wt _

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ungrateful to call them tasks. We|dg`;§n_Q‘e':_‘:si';_cttil‘__:; Rgssifsieggogr asm .ii-_~._.-..,_ ' .. ll 'i u __._,-.»_>»..,.-.:~._.». _._ r~.._,\».~»_e...»-..:...i'=. == uw

~. know that we have often tried yolll'|__stmcntion for the cl_ime_ _ _i _ I

' Miua:d's Llulmeut Lumbermalfs Friend.”

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Male preferred. Apply to trustees or-

i, Jus. A. Shaw. §»_=_c_’>_{- __ __7_;3"!_lW_-.

light, dcur Teacher, we all regard -'\".’AAAN'l'ED-A teacher f01' BI'\ill%D'€ll

' you. Please accept with .our little ' School. SllpDl¢m¢“l "ll A9913'

present, our earnest good wishes. May Q0 (‘._ B. Shaw, Secretary of 'l‘l'us~ you always be as huppy as V011 ef* tees. 'l§ll‘2lf3lP‘l-

luc ay_.____________~_______'__,

work. Apply ne spring Park. 1

l . Doll lass St. » _____7'3l`l3l-“`

`» for lawn or Kufdem Alliply 0'-'l th”

promises of F, H. Beer, 9 I.on$W0l`lll' .Avenue. __ N ED _F __'lr;_3d7;l\i

ol-nam ws 'r .- or or

` .rlingsdeque School' No. 72. of First

or Second class. Supplement $50| Summer vacation. Fenwick Lelurgliy 5 5 _ 6-%dl‘_1W._

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ondensed Advcrtisememsf

(Too Late lor _t_JIs¢d1leation.);___

NTED-Two roolms '__ withollt

chool Supplement $40.

woulda-'ln"i/iZir`l£é?l~lo'iTse. parcel of

_TTXITITED-A girl for general

K 201 Grndtou Bb T3d3l.. /'ANTED-A girl ,lor general house-'

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'ion SALE-Between 70 and 80 feet 1 0| good strong fencing, suitable

l’ general housework Apply’ M‘i'9~

lmercllandise. Owner may have _

duties to others as you have iueenl in same by cuiiiug ou. Moi-kat. clerk and your duties to us. Now dear Teacher paying im. md

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, The above ls n photo of The Guar- Grants' tomb ,and o er po n s o n- was

dlalrs happy party ill New York 0lt,'.|telwat. The second trip ww uireuzir worship. chinese store, _calms unu- Thls photo was _pollen in 0. A_. Die-,th-e business sections of .New York tra the Bowery and the Bowery ki.nson’s Bwastikal Sight Boeing City. visit-ing the Antiqusrlum atin ’ Han nd on the way to the

|g!ecumCar, in Lrcint of the Metlnpolli-_Battery flaice, WallrtStree;i‘and cube; ll“°°~ l »"

_gn wer t a_ is nearing comp e- notable us ness pa s. 6 as tin, and is diet forty stains ln but not least.. was .tha “Chinatown ight, _thc tallesh in the worili. 'lhe trip." The .Dirty started on" this

_ ,qi _ mlm u hopggyniiigh-gy had iiiif- trb at _9.1fi p. ini. andmvlsiig Hhltltle ‘ WL"""“" ill~l tell sAll .~ H ar" clw' re -

LNTER “ good stuart K T Ur' f _ “glue _hellagxlhrough tgemres'dcntal,ri-::§ofyNe\?1EV)o‘:'ktOity assembldmsgo

;_ J, Blmn, 231 Richmond St. _ streets, Central Park, and 'nlong the spmd an .evening in menrimcntp. A ir Mtlformhmminnd “uw om “_ _“um” nd up mm'

of all was

hotel, after midnight, the saddest

sight

“Bread Line." The bread line consists

of between three _and ioun hlindred him y and half clothed men 0 New Yer? City who me given free. ever? l0\‘ *ll* T night between 12 and 3 o'clock. a haf

ortcd that ns the train. was np- od,uii_

roaching. Shag H-amor Station. tha GRADE 3_ passengers saiw that the station and lvemioil Mutoih Milling Mmm, E1.

eight shed were on nre. I nu pug-ug.,u_

Tho trainmcn started to‘ investl- (;]iA[)p; 2_ nte and discovered the trul;"il'Y fl`0'm Herbert Timton, Dolls Corish, Ber- he incoherent utterance of the ata- thu ;\|,,¢-L¢.m,_

tion a/gent, who is n lady, amd who GRADE 1, was almost prolnrated. Amhrf-,o Duilv, Wilhrd Pippy, Kat-

lt alppears that during the after-lie MoC\;,,|-,~,,u_

noon n. number of boys bald' \lcl~.n| ~_._i

playing about the station. During 'p'|i,._ fu-.__31r-."1r,i1 L|¢3T_

the day il lmlrrol of gasoline had bein .__ standing on thc staillm Dlivlffvrlh Bud Tho number of plusengrl . alll". .ng It is supposed that this explosive in this poll by thc S. S. '.~lnli`i -x on liquid was ignited. Thurslllly night was very large indeed

ond oi the boys was found lylngiThc list was as follows: I-"';;“i Bos-

beyornd the railroad track. The tcp|ton_ G. Ward, llrs. McTmll;h, R. H. oi his head blown od amd' his brains Fnrguurson, Miss Warburton, Miss R.

' we;-Q, gi-,uttered about. Gillis, Miss Mcldnchern, Miss I.. M.,,

Another was lying on the platform A. A., and M. Lnnnignn, W. B. ami' nggr here thc barrel stood. He_evi'- Mm. Mclfirmm, Miss M. E. McKin' dggiglyhna been rendered unconscious non, C. H.,--E.--and A. D. Jenkins, and who hui-noel to duu¢.h_ J. L. Donahue, T. an.: R. \X, Tellnrfry, Four others were found in various MTS- A. S. Bifmlett. Miss sl. Camp- pqltions, all unconscious, and _ware hull, Miss M. Matlow, Mrs. T. Mc- taiken to their homns. The extent kay, C. Schrober, Mrs. M. Melpnchern, olltheir injuries is not known, out Miss C. L. M., and H. Grandy. Misa they must be serious. G. T.. and L. Finlay, (I. L. and Mrs.

I-Larrin ton C. L. and Mrs. Broder

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ick, Mrs. T. L. Alland, C. Csslorth,

NFW YORK PAQBEB J. D. and Mrs. (lamipbell, E. R. Ril-

RDINANCE lion- W Kemp, Miss T. and M. Reed,

AN'l`l‘N°lSE 0 ' 1.. lTvl¢P`liura<>n,' E. s. Mmiviortnrrrifl,

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NEW Yom' ']“l7 l""A“ “tb T Portzrl ‘u.:s. W!T!Penllel1rsst, N.

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ell i t l i ‘served to all, ciiinsud pines ul §’_;’_;“°,_:"‘:$_"e““,°_f_____'f, _fi ___,‘§;"f_‘;_; “sms I; h_¢l£)ulir!;i Nslid

lust March-, was passed by the board ___E_ d M _ 5tu_ _ 1~_ no Mi-,_ \°¢=v~ When ~ilf“°‘i ‘W il" “W/°' li lnwiifns. Elf und dll. rlyl., .nd il. li!P0m'=" °ll"‘-tl" l'“m‘“ll“l“'l7' H ell' P. Lyle. From Port ilnwkeahilry-R. l9 9* ll' will “WP tl” "l“5'l“3 01 P. and Mrs. Stevens. Miss B. ,Mc~

wih.idsood__¢_uo "Nils, booting of whistles and all the Miihm_ J_ J_ w¢\y1__ W. ’l‘. Kerr, D.

cltfs- weird huokkers’ cries. The A_ Boyd, C. H. and Mrs, ~Bon|iett, society _tor um .Pr~vw“°\\ °‘ UP' msn .l_ ls. .nd B. l.um-ry. .uns A. nsasswry Noise has fought vnlintly Cnmbourae. Misc R. Murray, P.: H.

measure. _ - . McLellan, J. H. Wllltn

Dawson, P head., Miss E Henaenii ml' Ba

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