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L .I aunscnaicvliiml ' CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, AUGUST II 1908

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KING To vlslr THE onnr

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His Ma'est 'toiMei ' ‘ II' " -

J y_ _ _ et Kaiser William §eSs1on Degrees Exemplified in P.W.C., Grand Lodge

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_ peter Francis Joseph on Meets' Tomorl_°ow.lGrand.Parade Out The

His Way to Marienbad-His People’s Cemetery.

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Edward will leave this afternoon onI

a visit to Marienbad where he will: rest _after his long and arduous soc-

ial duties during one of the most

strenuous seasons London has witnes-I sed in years.

Exceptional interest is taken in the trip as King Edward will meet Em-I peror Wlllam at Cobourg, Prussia

on Tuesday and Emperor Francis l m

Joseph at Ischl, Austria _on Wednes- B day on thw way to his favorite wat-Its

Stated.

. ELLQWS HOLD lsncnluuo THE

Two Eurcnons . A lilo n I

Large Numbers Present. _Grand Encampment in Annual

_ _ _ ,EMONSTRATION LABOR STRIKE

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'rhst tho visits to the two lnmpor- CHARLOTTETOWN Au ust 11 - Hays.

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ors will not ho wholly oi ii private in, The Odfllellnws have ar/rlveu in hill

____ ¢&~_.- ment of the Maritime Provinces

"*`_'*""** ‘ `meets in annual session in the odd-

_ ._ __ /""" " \o ‘ fellows Hall, and not in the Kni t

LONDON Aug 10-(Special)--Kin erin l _ of

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Pythias Hall as the program

The Rebekah assembly will meeh in

character is suggested by the fact force' and the .City is a blaze of the latter han' I.

hut Sly- Charles Ha,dln_ge_ pe,~man_ bustle and excitement. Over six‘hund- wi

In the evening the local Re|iekah’s ll exemplify their degree in the

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cnt Under Secretary to the Forelgnwngl v_lsit‘0ilp are present. and all are Prince of 1Wnlcs College Hall. after 0mce_ who nlways, accompanies the enoy ng t e bealltles which the city which they will be “At Home" to King on diplomatic missiolm will bel aggrds. Agent 65 arrived by the Em- their guests.

p ss an 300 by the Northumber-

present on both occasions 1

Tomorrow morning the Grand

If Ed ~ and last night, and between 150 and Lodge meets in the Prince of Wales , in ‘

g ward's aim it is believed,.30D are expected tonight, besides a C

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p is morning the Grand Encamp- of all Oddfellows will take placelilld ill P- W- C» H2111-. W

from the I. O. O. F, Hall to the Peoples Cemetery where the graves of departed brethern will be decomt- ed. This will be one of the grandest, parades ever seen in Charlottetown as all members will be in full dress_ uniform.

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preparing ,1 vigorous effort to bre k

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The C. P. R. Finding as Many Men as Required, Running Trains and Will Move Coal and Crops

I as Usual.

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WINNIPEG, Aug. l0-(Specin.l)- pushed. _ hrnushoht the west the C. P. R. is omoisis shy that tlieycsn replace

' ` a every man on the stilke and that I: 'k

One of the most attractive fciitures tllc s rl e of mechanics. they will do it.

of the parade will be tho l’ntrinrcll's Militant from Maine and St. John. l

At the graves short speeches will b

be given by the Grand Chaplain, Archdencon .Mewnhnm of St. John, b

Rev. G. R. White, city, and C. B. ance in the West.

ollege Hall. In t-lie forenoon tha loc- lAue“» St- J0hl1~

tn endeavor to convince the Gen large number came Saturday night; nl committee will tender drive Ill the Welllll there Wm I

a 5 'C ” looking t brf 1 l l - ‘

an and Austrian Emperors that the _l_n_i;.kl§gg;1s_ttl;t_ntlnnlf over 800! This is round the city and suburbs to the band concert on the square iiyl 0 nk; n n t

_ _ ‘e ance of any prev- visiting canton members. |Worth‘s Band, and ii meeting Will 11|- b , P n ncreasing

ritish policy is not aimed at the long sesslom \ _In the afternoon the grand parade nn be new in the I _ O_ O_ F_ Hull bllt now from every direction 1 ' ol `

olation or injury of any other ow- Th' . ' '

In Winnipeg accomodations are be-I The company claims it is B di ll

n nga

ng provided for a thous d' t' '

nn s rlkc lthe men required, but admits em-

reakers and similar preparations arc plo 'ng some Orientals.

elflg made at every point of import- The operation of trains is not being

_interfered with and no reports of dis-

For the ilrst day or so no move order are current.

1: o srlkel The C. P. R. authorities assert

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rea ers was mo.de» by the company they will move the cro i 1

» p uns_v ume on time and get coal up from

ml the l1Ilm0St Visor are being_the Lakes in suiiicient quantities,

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To Schoo-or’s Dock~Sad Races .Opened by Governor McKinn0n, was Len Homoioss and Story Written by Hon. J. Fletcher

Large Number Oi Sports Held. F"°"‘I'_"SS- The" 36"* I” Formerly oi Vernon River.

Fate of Swedish Sailor in - Saint .I0hn.

e mast head on the schooner Abbie,

After falling over sixty-four feet frolm W

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C. Stubbs, lying at he head of Hare s G

whsrl Albert Fustlfson. a Swede. d

ly afterwards died at the Public D

Hospital from injuries received. "_ The sailor had climbed to a spar ,C

ST. JOHN. Aus. 10-(Slwclnl>~

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was picked up unconscious and short- in

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SCOTTISH GAMES IGH] Vlllllll MY FIRST

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T SUMMERSIDE DIES INPHISUN OIF THE ISLAND

(Special by Telephone.) nas and also th ' li

Jail as a Vagrant.

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v0YAoi~: inn in sun

uinss uinin

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IBut Failed When N ear French Shore, ,Was Rescued With Difficulty.

e winner of t e silver (By Hon J Fletcher Or "

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The first train fromthe east which

~ . . _ , e-gon.; lseventy pounds and had now deter-

_ _ medal for the best amateur dancer. PORTLAND, Ur 'on Au t 8. _."Ulll1¢d L0 El>€11<l H P`0l“l2i0l1 ul this

SUMMERSIDE- _ A“'=”S‘“ 1°” I _ Tho iollowim: list or events were Pom' ARTHUR, ont., Aug. 10.- I h 1 M ei' ' gus prlncly ,um ,,,,,l,,,,g ,ng WW, ,,l,,,,d,, hellllllllllll EHUIBFIHE Of the 0111113 successfully carried out. (Special)-Wm. Parker, eighty years om ul; nwiyihl; szoglgd degége nlhseei who resided in Antigoilph, N, S_ Apu as lei-d on the grounds of the Sum- Putting light stone, lst Jo/hu Mc- r tn C - W ,_ IF e “' 0 0 er an so when we looked upon our little crsiuo Driving Pork has axhihitioh 'Pherwn. Montague. 2nd Wnlwr Glll- °m' a veteran °` e "mean H ""1 1 l

_ _ _ _ ,I h S t I e pace n' which I lived. I wanted ship boldly striking out for anotlur

0,, at gummel-Side y,,p¢,prday_ The is, Clyde River; 3rd [Vernon Shaw, ‘hed ln the district 1"' ew 0" 3 `~to go somewhere, and see for myself coast, we felt like Longfellow uni his ny wus nn ldenl one for the gather Montague? .ltll Wllllnm Mcllenm Gm., l|rday_ _ Iii' the people abroad looked like shi

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g, he town holng crowned hy poo- lM'nrBh. ll it Tin Ho was homeless and friend1ess,Ith<|se at home- Huw tc get away was “Our hearts. our hnlwn. are all with le from all psi-ts of the Pr0vj,pcp_ Running high jump, lst Herbert: nnd being nnnbln ln work wan. c0m_lthu qucstiun';“It' cost somethtng to'

' Campbell, Montague; 5f~t Ein' 2r.dI I Bl

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DOVER, Aug. 10-(Special)-In an

atternprhto swim the Engl-ish Channel Jas. Mearns, Scottish Champion,

ueni-ly Inst his life.

I l_...-.ving the English coast Satur-

Iday night, be was wit/hln three miles

thee,

rlved about 11.15 brought twelve

vol-non show; are .I h ll/i'Ph" ~ ‘“”‘m"‘I' as “ vagrant

0 n C “mn _ _ - _ _ _‘awoke at night dreaming that I was‘

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Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers

l ruv , and I had no money. Ioften'

our tears, ‘

oi li‘i alter being in the water fourtce.. .~~»urs.

loads of people, the second from

e Jury w »c enqnlred into hw on the bounding bulows only to dis-

Our faith triumphant o’er our fe r

at the mast ‘head and was fastening ‘Murray Harbor which arrived aboutl 'the topsail when the accident occur- mt " " `

een minutes latex brought eight'

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Are all with thee-are all witli

Uhee I "

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red catrloarls more and the special from

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Nobody was watching _him at Une 3 e west had ten cars crowded to the

vane. but suddenly `n cry was heard ltriilns from hoth- east and west and the anfortunnte nlan’s body was brought large Cl`0WdS~

secn falling through space. l

He turned over lu the mn and ,very little drunkenness or disorderly

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alighted- on a winch which was sta- ‘nl tloiied at the bottom of the mast- gtown the members of the Caledonia Hn [eu ncmsn tnls on his right pimp club headed by the pipers and t-he

Fourth Regiment Bimtl formed in

and when several of the crew reached -pr htm he was unconscious. 'nn

ours, besides which the regular

’l‘hc gathering w-as an orderly one

onduct being noticed. On the arrival

the first special from Charlotte-

idegth returned s. verdict that cleath_cover that it was all a dream-'that,I

was from internal causes and rec0_m‘,Itnxgglstggdonrygigilggmzegqi 1;n,§h§l

mended that the Government provide nnnnt h V 1 ' I

a e very ong to wait A Mr. that he had in Mr McNeill as brave

a home lil E0rUl€l`l1 Olll-HIIO Whole John Vnnlderstine, of Vernon River a man as ever "scuttled a ship or old and homeless m uid be k

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ein wo ta cn -~-a \varm_ friend of my father when gut a throat"-that 'he knew all a-

care of without having to and their Im was alive-and as upright a clti-_I out a ship from stern to steru,from .lives hem" _1 prison bam mi as ever sailed on tue sea. hadlkeel to tcp-mast, and 'he soon aspir-

' _ _J.i;1..l.luliclie'd if small schooner, or 011 'S0 be DUOL Clllltllllll mute. COOK

pimliop, for the purpose pf tpsdipglsiiilolr and general bottle washer We- Iictwcan Prince Edward I llnil

. - - - _ ° . ' sland audi" HU t0 illlw 0ll_r orders from 'hi.m,

RaIIWa_y COIIISIOII In Germ Nnvn 5c0tlB_ 1 [md hmpd that his and the captain decided for the sake

E ply Cam in wa nrst trip was to be ts Picton after of peace to sive him all the leewerlle

all Ill ~ ‘ ' '

Mr. Vaulderstine soon discovered

osession and iuarched to the grou- B. Tbe gathering was held under the

patronage of the Lieutenant Gover- nor who was present and opened the am-es by a speech appropriate to

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the occasion.

The attendance at the games in the

I ' faftemoon was the largest in the Pro-

vince in the history of the Club, it

being estilmiated that there were a-

____ bout 3500 people in attendance. The

Engi near and P0 rter: M et,gl1i1el‘ent events were keenly contested

d carried out without much delay.

. After the dancing competition was

Their Death and Passen- ,,,,

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ished, Master Lawrence Mcllarcn, n of J. S. McLaren, inspector uf

phen cadet St John, N B gave

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A n,__ hnesxhihition of dancing in tho' Ghil.

GALvms'roN. TEXAS. Us ll,

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f the Missofu-rl Kansas, and Te'-*H9 J :nd Iiiiternatlonillli _:lull cg_:_‘:_‘;:"l ggrtgg celved great aplflhllse dllling the ern ra lwuys w c o I Galveston Gnd 01919. Bay bridge' gl

llln lncer`R0Lh€11b\ll'g on the Interna-

tloIia‘ and Great Northern train was :L

tulsa and a nesw D011," “““‘°‘

Reberr was fatnlll’ llllft

,X miynoer passengers suilerad slight B9

lujurles. :ffl

Cullum and Highland Fling, which

me in for much applause. He was arched on and oil the field by piper

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In Chatham, Ont.-Collisicn

ECKARNFOHDE, GERMAN'-Y, AHE-

S i l-Nine persons were kil-

lg‘T(nnl(]lecp;luI1y injured this morning in a. collision between B Pl-\9*l°“‘l4°I`| train and a train of empty CMB' OD ll branch line running between Flens- burg and Kiel. _

The dead and injured _were resid.

ents of towns along the line.

injuring Eight More-

f E T _n i Wontberby, a ll1H~CkHlllif»h 0( ¢_0ns1dsr-_ all that hc now considered himself the 0 X C635 ral “ `

y, _Y W ,, ipod of wal for n Ml-_ J0lm_required. It was quite evident _to us

P E A .llilc iufte in the some locality. Mr. ,Smallest H6800; from Captain Noah

Iweatherby, and his sons were excel- fl0Wll F0 Cn tai

Kills Four Persons. Terribly {1»1nf'1» and it w°"1f1 he H cfm wins “bil” “il fl” bar- buf f°"nd‘ U l

, P n Cooli.

lent mechanics, and did quite a. large' Affel' l88Vll1E the big bridge, we business with the people ot the sur- Blillell SHIOOUIIY down the Vernon un- rounding country. Here, I thought to til We came to Seal River. There myselfis my chance, Pictou is not lllgllt OVEN-00k US. and .we ran a-| very far away, blit it is ol! the Is- l;'l`0lll1<l We Lllell 'llllld to get our

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for me to be sble to say that 1 hmlgimpossible. The tide was falling so E been abroad. I was about fourteen or 1 there was no recourse left us but to fifteen years Old he the gimp, and stay where we were until the return considered that I might be of p0n.|of high water. As that would not t sidersblo help asa sailor on hoard take Place for several hours. I lolded‘

f th city cowncil was.

l,,;ll»rI1§,?iIiIi\1?glI)\: wi’?h His Worship t-he Moyer and Councillors ROEWB. Rllwi

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or-iA'rl-IAM, ont., Aus. 10-.<Sl>ec-l

lol)-A fearful street car accident; huppened here at 10.30 this morning,

- 1 prment. 'i-esu\illg in the death*_of four per-

J0hnS()lnI1R\§?:lI`r;§t?1litIIirhe was mov- I sons and the frightful injury of eight.

The I? 0 Hg rs and seconded byi Today is a civic holiday here, and ed by (Jmldi oifherens ll; has Pl€l1B`jf-he Salvation Army p1an“ed a m°“s` Colm' Rell; n’G_d in his Wisdom t0`ter excursion via the Chatham, Wal- ed Almig y or ldst the late D laceburg and lake Erie electric line to

or the .little craft. My mother hcdtst-'myself nv Ln the lcresail. and Mr. I; ed about letting me go, for she did McNeill did the sa e in the mainsail,

not know what might become of me Hllll I-ll 11 V€l` ll

Iing from dry weather.

Although ndvi cd to give up the

effort Mel:""r 'ras persistent and 're labored until he became so exhaust' ed that an attendant on hoard the tug had to jump into the water fully dressed and support the swimmer' un- ti` he could be rescued. .

MINIIIIIII HIS

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wiuuirmo, August lo-hspeci

Copious rains in various pw i Manitoba. during the

past two . li but men set

elieved the drought, y --

are still suffer-

icns of the province

Grain is not filling ops of the bends are ing. down the yield and spoiling all amples.

Within three or four days, cutting

well, while the drying up, cub-

Y B 0'* time We were lu' l in ll th ti-

nmong stsangers. ButI plagued her 50llll'LllY 11510011- AS We were bothlw oe genera A e noun

about going on the trip until she as‘-,I-1f€j1_. WB. like the Illslllllall. Dnld B sented 1 was how hhppy_ The next strict attention to this part of the day 1 called on Mp, Vapldgl-pf,-jpg' business. As the tide' fell, our crafti' who had his little ship tied up to the vfcennll Ov" in 011° hide. and some

Vernon River Bridge. After telling Um” ill U10 night I was aw k ed

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outh of the C. P. B.. main line.

hn Gibson of st. John. who fe-

a en by

him the purpose of my visit, and pro- IP- 1°“d “oi” "nd a terrific °"“Sll. fol- m » . .

temoon 'for his masterly renditioni

gB['S were IIljtIred~ Zgstoms, in the costume of the St.

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s .selection of Streth Sebys Reels

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selections on the pi es, especially

d Waltz's.

l'9m0V° frm” °“ m` _ I n lak Erie direct-

L' Hooper' v:hOtf(;I1i§w‘IIddrd.en'IIleI')g- Iilriseollitelilcdlf ItI1lIekbi(t)y. Togo loaded carslll aupied Blass. #nal the sympathy of left the city at ten o’clock the pas- rore rosa V' I th Mayor and City sengers taking up every inchl of room. .His worship tiidered Mrs Hooper' The cars ran close together. ! Cyzllxnftgylitilri lldethzlr sore bereavment. I When Queen street south was reach-

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“Ut” M°L“"°“ 013° rewived much th 1 ed That a. copy of ed the first car forged ahead' but

so v 2 _

plause for his dlilerent selections-*_\“‘I fu' “_” re I

ed the when opposite the fair grounds it _

the pipes given by him in front luhiis feesoxtxg gftyengxxill £1131 an- stopped, presumnlfy to let pil or fore returned to my home, and oegan the grand stand during the am!" nI:lI1elI‘ copy be sent to the family ol take on passengers. ' l

noon. Master McLaren was also thc Swansea I Tile car ln the rear was bowling

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Winner °f the “mba medal for mel The resolution was carried by aIa1ong at full speed and at e. cr‘i`tdcal

- t the brakes refused' to alot

- Cnbeat Highland costume on the Emil .Btnndlng vote Fepllng reference t0_D'l0mel1

Mi rd' uni l C racers “il”

M s nun ,__ . I ' el. was made by Terrible excitement rci ned onhth

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` - _ ,glen lxvgi-sg; theolellhyor and members|~cars as the impact seemed lnevdtable,

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'of the council but scarcely any one could Iump be-

'rhe ioilowlnls r¢>e°1“ll°° W” '“°""d |

l - by Calm- R°g°r° and seconded byI'oWII1l;°i the crash came the rear lat-

. < -' Coup Riley Resolved That in future D

cause of the condition of the plat-

- B nes nrchwpd by the city form of ‘che forward car was mashed

~ “U ‘limi I, Pu ,,l,,,; ,.1 nedhl, _ti,,'.Ito.spllntsrs, as won oss

ll b b en ln g y l POI’tibl1__0l

. I. = ‘ `, _____ I clrfrk,yauch req\1lSil~l0l1 '70 be “I” 'thi may °' nm car' I

_______~.... .. ~ _ _ _, _ _laqll-ed ee all statements, _r:ndcrl;_l1, The fate -of rear end passengers is

__ _ _ ,_ . l _- _ M d “Fra phd further resolved that he c y

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shifts, one ollthe grandest “lm

nlzeyond descript/ion, arms and legs be-

ieiiiaiot iheiineeaileofI»ovisiiz.n1 a.. _ o so so . n ei -»~d 1- fe"-l M-

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t ll, __ bo _ m. roomhead, musician of De

. _ _ . _ » ' navefilfsdlgfiffdesdm ° ° ° "_ troit and wiuihm, the little son oi

__ . - - ‘D|aV0l0 _ - C°“”° ____ ______ Don Donovan was kill I

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' ' d lmgheld auflences

fdehmsgfninxlthnits .wonderful deple-

tion of a handsome outlaw whoi1i0:; leuly and darlngly tlrwarts a _D “_ uinptt at -his mvnnv- 'l`l“";h n touching love tele interwoven F0226 out the lbory, and one wltheezh rt enlhaz. .recon Morsln H 5" nl 'QM vinyl imost mD0\‘¢¢““ 9°", “dnl dcgictton, the handing blllll ° _ ~°I°Ah;°Cdu€l;It':ud"h¢mv»l"-dm n' laugh for all,-while the Romance of

od outright.

Michael and James Playsance wwe

Mmmdfn L,,,‘l‘,mWl_Cuj*e|")lpl|¢heria_ so terribly injured that they _died

_ _ - I soon altcrv

-.l . » ' ` ,given on sn__egs makes two “hearts ____ _ . ...iss nonovan, a sister of the little

nent an mm __ ' lad who was killed ia ndt: ex t d

s'f.ort-handed in any case, and I couldn't refuse John Fletcher's boy anyway." This reply tllled me with "joy unspeakable." I felt to be six nches taller that I ever was. I there-

to prepare myself fofr the journey, fnr our vessel was to leave in n 'Iny or two. I thinklwas about the happi- est _boy on the Island. ‘ Well to make a long story rhoit, I reached the bridge in good timo, and found our captain ready to start for -what I conildered a long and liasz- ardous voyage. Our crew consisted of Captain Venlderstlne, Mr. Weatherby old Mr. Alexander Nicholson-better known among the Scotch people as

were now returning to spend the re- niaindcr of their days int/he lslnd of their nativlty, myself, e. man whose name I forget, and las-t, but by no means least, Mr, James McNeill

lfow-e. man of astounding personal activity, wonderful gifts speech

ii-ring to help in every way I could iI0W0<1 by H lllllvy Oi Ouths auch as I n working my pagggge, "hs Bald," |have never heard before or since, and ‘Well come along my man, I shall be I have HDGDC CUllSlli°l'l1`l>1\2 0| mi' timn

“Tharagan"--and wife, who werel' _

.originally Nova Scotians, but _wha l;»§§Il__W:l_ hl>i_sted__sil_ls and _siartetkhqr had lived in Uigg lol many years,end. nn 0 he bluenose. Not

in the rough mining camps of the West. If the language could have been recorded it would have added materially to the vocabulary of the English language. It was Mr. Mc_

Illll IXPLUSIUII

Ill MIII IIUIIIII

amn-

Nelll trying to extricate hlmsollironi the foldings of the nluinsail, for es' the vessel crelmed over to one side with the fall of the`ti<ie the mainsail and booms had slipped down to php bulwnrk with tremmdoup l40l~¢e_ knocking Jim up against the plank with a suddenness that fairly knoeked his wind out. .When he stmightenedl himscll up he enquired if the ppl. warks were still in place, The next day we reached Chai-_

lotietown where we put in a supply Of Provisions and s cask of rum And'

noteworthy occurred during the tr_l;_K fOr the weather was calm and /tht surface of the water still. The crew in the meantime lay around the dwg whuo James ohlutw Mcnoill iegnisl

clllnua adventured and hair breadtlli

vonx, Ph., Ahgiist'1o-(Si>eclal-l- Eight men were killed. IIGHYIY I-h°

same number of others more or less

injured and thousands of dbllllri

wort-h oi pnofpcrt damaged h S

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boiler explosion in Work Rollilll

Mill inte this afternoon.

The holler was located in the cen-

tre of the mill and exploded withmlt warning.

The shook? was lo terrific that it demolished it large ocrthvn nl tl"

mill.

LQN_b0N, Aug. 8-Among the DB0'

acngers on the Oanathn Familie llllf Empress of Ireland. F51* *nw w' dey from Llvtrpaol. wnellinr 0”'

eral Baden _, Powell.

°”"“l‘°5 d\ll'lllS the early part of his

p@ 0

A child slave irmc is a v°W°l‘° , . to recover ' _

(ul ,tory telllngly told, and one of '

h t bl ta yet chosen for New - I ____

Wldndgglsandtl ec ' ' A 3'- 10_(s °°1°l)""

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Tonight sees the been prize awa so i mvory time i>ur;l=°°l_¢°;n,*”,§: eve1'ns 2°" “ "°"°t '. ses on put in the box with the 811 um: and thus each has an¢h°I";’|’i’n°'Got “_ ty 'D l'"° “ "' M M un will he 'uw ummmg 'Im con” 'll ness after the second turn. 9° *t 3

h ldwrs will need *D N P"°°°“

lil USS-W0" how n llno lent at .1 out McDonald will |1115.. uno' venture brinll unelD°°l’»°d 'Wd "wk as 7 o°m°I

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TORONTO, Aug. 1l-¢(Bpecial)-- L1 t to or e hae and

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ready wit and great -' _ -c. Mr. life. both on land and sea Some- McNeill had just sold `; .ami for

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WHEN WARS:-urs CENT non CITIES I - caaav mins. '

Hammx, N. s., August s- OTTAWA' A“"' 8`Th°"’" ‘"°"

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