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Livlnzon a historic farm a.tCape Tia:

vpn, inst where the ilrst Cable laid in Amclca leaves the Island shore and binds

\ withihread ot steel our province to the

outside world, is the pioneer ot our ics host service,a man well past the four scorn years but still in the possession of all hid faculties-whose memory will, with vivid: force, carry the listener back to the long ago, back to the time when winter stea\`n‘§' ers and daily mails were unknown, when; Prince Edward Island stood during long winter months an isolated spot dmf void of intercourse and communication with the outside world. _

_~1.'heman -whose name is oooooowd with Pi-moo Edward moot’ ice boat service, who r ~_marh_._th§ llrst crossing from Caps to

and for many years was a

boatman and who has sincewatchsd thi service develop until the present day

Caps Lewis Muttart. _ _ Born on April 21, 1814 on the home# stead where he still resides Capt. Hit- tart is now in his eightreightll Iisqr. _ On _ Saturday the Guardian representative had

the pleasure of a chat witlih

Hr. Muttart and was taken _back

in story to 1828 when 'the __ilrst

trip was made across the Straits in mid Captain Muttart first held the contract °N. S. “That week ," said Captain Muttaat,

winter. The mode of conveyance then from till 1861 in conjunction with the was a flat bottomed Amerieanydsrx, itted _McRae Bras. andagain from 1870 till

with runners for the ice. _Fr'our'this un.

_ §_°“;‘Y °“f° ‘im may D-’l§oa;'airo-~dai=1~ovv if Healy impresses. on tho ‘capsules I = ua was evo ve , nc y rom sugges- memory is the laying ot the first cablsgini §

“W9 “WW d.\1*1“8 U56 #MGS by bhelate the in_1852. It__w§s soon brsken_‘d&s"but no boatssppeared. As the 'cable __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Judge P,°&¢_rS» §_athsr___o!__the___pr-§g5ntp_re- hea€y_ice_ a_t__Cafl_s1ton Point _gsm _:wg bmk¢n_`g,u,¢_;;m¢_ 5° _,,014 °¢ gh," y¢@y\°mg:,`§i__ mier. _ I f, __;.f<__,= *eff-fy-. ~__ yea__l38_§ii§tbsgs_l¥§S_no te1eg_raphic._ <_19lJsrtnre__cou1d be__1_¢a_rned but it `w&_ I' _ ‘__ intio! _ _ In-1828;-».irei1 cuophou ~ -oommnnioomnswiegfiiiggligoinlono. enough; oo one round one masons sosig will 'om tongues

3125 11:85; aérig- £001; the matt? wig 31;; d1sz;stvg° o;5ia18:>a was viyidly' 15153331;-i:ed"._ 1885 that di” be ,still is use.~The stove isis the

n u an y e overnmen an re to t e uar n man. Thes _ r -, ` 3 1° _ “S MW S 1'- oblongboxandels _in___thef__

in the succeding years the contracts for ing endured during the three days og*-Sig liTh¢ bnsts left Cape Tormoniins ou Tues tw 5

_ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ csnworooms thus.gi_ving__ °°°v¢Y1°8d.t_b° 1118-118 !&r°SS&h tgsitsls fa Hier Stvry manyo no den Jspvafr 28'=h, about nine oolock espn qwas the ilrstg ever

»W*"" 5” _ ".‘°9_°° bY QU' e- olde; or ;‘;%_gp_§‘-jgtarbgsmade “Maud were out till next' evening when a\|to‘|Eh:g§|§|'aud and

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was the worst in my remeniberancc-,,the ice was much_ broken and the crosshg

was very dimcnlt. It was the _only time I remember that I _:rot _a ducking.” The boats were anxiously looked for day after'

town wasi`gbeld”by tlfa'fs_1low;\|i' ff P 1"” "" M-nin'_ hiding" was* ’ixi'§d°e’n’ear"f‘IleSaiil§"¥"i\s ._ _ _ ``` "ff I g|¢4_ all of whudkve passed awiifvg (ipa of th? hggotglbelors- dark. =Sereral»'o¢‘ thei""passesii;ers§|,,mn' 3',” ` ` "

tain Muttarr. _ leaving Cape Tormentine and Ca|§1;in__l9S_§~ 'toes sad _oss _au'1srrs..._-__On,_-_-this it did nctidrai

1839-32 David hang and Jacob Gouldrip. Muttart was on the Traverse side. iThe h9$_§:$§}9n_tliree boatsihade the trip, _ _ __ "‘g¢§*l§|§¢`fg'¢hg1-gf

_ 1833-Phillip and Montague Irving. day was dark and' gloomy and he _ noi; _ mf `|1°_l1§¢ _ in which "Csp_tsi_li. Muttarb syhoflii impsrtedlt. lvl! 1834 Phillip Callbeck and T. R. Lea. make a start Less fortunate I ver' 1* “'95 /was I the `°“°_` `T"v’Vlier`é =; 'al1E"`o!.&l@lIJiilllB:~alid B333? PHI#

`WiBiamInrd.‘~;_;'~.rs~»‘¢w~ _-»¢, foriifthe remained’while"waiti`ng;th§9.1[l$¥l'»_ . , _ I . A I

1§§9_ Dsv_id_Laua and Gould., _,___ __];_hgg_9_____;_i__a(ys they `wer`e adrift. Edible to~.°'°d - *flier ' It *S #Yes ` Du* ‘ uiiisxvisittolthe 'Capes'

_ isioisss Pmuio Irving. raison me §iio”r`¢°"'B‘i*'€iis*"si1rs~wy1s¢<oo,,,.,d 'Input _in 1838. Dining tu ooipesife' ?i1éx\ii,’2iio'3i&d’itté'pibooure*or H 2 Etart and McRae'Briidfiedt-~*>5BDis'#i~vdoes»!our'i.;aharids_T{Y°b°§`§° _ iq¢:bog»tn,\an_ never _hsdm-8-__ PDP”

1861-1363 P. and A. Irvine and Edward and three , passengers viz; D;-,és-`1§__ ‘_senRe_r'oi~‘oneot his crew frozen-a .i5°,t,&_dT|,._-1,“”.8,¢'5 .dh

Warren _,___ * neo r Ha. u-(1 ing m “certainly which is an enviable one

. - h _ _ P I 'I' I i " »=o»mm ods# ___o_c The termslof the contract ranqhd Eege3jf&.» "Wi`§¢§‘;__ _ M°,§‘i,.. __ » :Captain Muttart»ma,dc'¢iiiss last trip toj by __tl;ef_ popu_lar_ tg John" ` ` 'P

£5to £6 for the round trip and the con- Haszardperished and §arly"T'uesd "ths`,¢h_° “@°l|!"-°°lll¢ BlX,7¢lrsls0- To him "`w`ho"; is’ thc" `veying ot the mails to_ me ._C_;pu;|,1__ my-gy ;_-¢a¢h¢¢_FQx Hub? pea? WW’ ,it had always beenaDleaS8ntjonrn_ey,and}a'nc’e 'l(r.'-Iéviigifldoei

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’_ever, even on the coldest dap‘,_‘1did;he‘sii»isffor_|;hg "‘”_“»‘° »°'°"_°°9t.‘ fHi! ¢l\\i¢.\_k¢8¢ U\‘iP01_4°l'¢- Attheedga

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Four Hundred More Pounds of Dynamite was sent to Murray' Harbor on, Saturday _l.-Crdshed~v

But Could not be Taken out Yesterday? " 1 ” I Dles'in Hospital f l_'_il`_`1VlFe|coniiod%Hl§

_ “““““iReforn\siBogun in_~_

The Pan of Ice Drifting away fifom the Shore and Towards Pictou on Sunday-During the Day the___Stanley` Manufacturers After_More___Protec--_Li ‘ '_ _Sues _New _Yorltv

Worked Constantly and co’u|d_be seen Turning and Returning-The Dynamite lS'Ha`vi-ngeiis Effect 1 oAtion-.Ganong’s- Big Candy ‘__ _ ' ])¢§{|f'0f Which could be seen 'from'Ithe'Shore-The Employment of One H_un_dred'More~Men is 1 H Factory _ Burned-Woinan 4' I S' I

, _Authorized from Ottawa. _ . _ _ _ Arrested for __ ` Lomas, ¥aM__] _

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About halt-past tour o’clock on §S§»:ur-\ Earlier inthe evening the Bentlemen re- ‘replied thstall arra!l;lf!`_i'§§Vf "¢f_°_: m°d¢_ Nor -- ‘ I in _s‘?“"h9“""°“.s _ R

_presenting the Government and the and one hundred m§di`céu_ld beirathered f ' W "5

day afternoon Premier Peters and >Pre-l sident Messe:-vey had a telephone mess- i

age from A. P. Prowse oi Murray Harbor-I

who reported that the latest word was that the Stanley was working up=and down in the passage cutter her, Boll# seventy :or eighty feet in length and that

the dynamite was doing excelled; work- It was thonliht that more dynamite would' be required.

Mr. Prowse further reported that there was abont40 yards more otheavy__ tobe blown through 'bdorstho Stanlg’

mic noon the mmm: iooor_-the;_`ref»-

Blsopinion was that in this iilysthe heavy couldbs lwsy, and than there would has

it-roi moooomori»<i.uo¢=aa'r:wo_£oo¢

freeing herself. It thusbscaq e§

that plenty ot dynamite mizhtbe _ _ __ important nom in mimics me _ ’ es. Upon this o omfcsasnaaastdd ht- hveen the Premier, President L_! » Vice President Rattenbury and :SH

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optnon Srmdsyf I' the _transmission of 1 Y D' fhwmmd M-id in l°°k“ik°;_m_"#»-°f'bu° mn" V nstructioné *aiu news about thowsteamers M At tweuti ir tive Gihften-at ’1` wh°1° °“° is °°° °f m§ll&*.Y' fi V

.__ .1 _ ..._ ~l°~»@°~@»»#v _ telephone. iiiesssge was tie agent Elttisi Bands; he 51'- 5YlPB¥N»N»B »l__!,ll1fh

1 said that hi8 _ Bo¢t'éiooiun_msaaiog'_ep ebost Sir m °°°°9_1¥ “'1°"_°Y°“ i ami., was .nomoooi we em movin: d»”~¢_~-_ifh_g§===»1==

rnnuaiiioy The NNW WM sb°\\° 'Qs frm _ oe _ lars. ¢u1go`5ooon`ot rioioo 1s1o5id__i_t they goop B2" with W'°?_°_°°°1 9 °P°}¥_ *°¢°!§§ P03

°n»¢5§'_» gmc' “eg 51,, ‘,,,,lrween 'ter

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_ i ;‘- ‘l_c.a”°ne“’°pm_,,i“el. ,,;m',",“,1,`,g, andrunswesttheboatswill

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It ended by Premier Peters 4t_“,°_°»e|°§_k _ ~ _ _ _ “_” Wnaw pw for wa "=i>°°*°\- ‘1"°""f 1¢ifayHo»ho=._oifg¢a Pfosooorfitooossi

fuaomoy ood amoobary wiw =l\_°'_;,»§,.. . '

\PDl0val ofthe Premier, arranged withdl The new 8,991, og dynamig, has _img nf- Wflls °f Um Bridle SW' “'15 43° 5"- umivoa as _copo__Bou- oz 11 ouook. ' The special with M1-.Wl1liw§= °°¢“'° koooaiaooo do opisvorobiocoo sooo mo ‘Insults iett the city about an Sat- un “nm” to du; Augut tml” ycgmgl Wu ought. 'mio won to go torwus by 'my ga. poem om ooaorriotoon-

'mths at daylight Sunday morning, to! had “wt an mg” ,oath of gap, Bur,

reach Murray Harbor If '°°° novosagagedagoodenwmtakeontthe

and reach theateamer at six The sunk, ‘png-5 wb.

f""“°"- ~ " woman uno mornin ooo-‘

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moofpoom _c»_ouslr11_»=»1= , ~

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done. /

_ Egery thing is__ncw_ at Murray

_Harbor of the assi us*~f»h1m§_»a my so be

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_Board ot Trade had a telegram frorn_Man- in two or three hours. Boats wereready ; Kem, ‘mgngvgeg-_ azsr Pottioger ~ of the Intercol- to take thcm to the ships whenever it was _gives B dum to 6-he _iepgig ant _,the 6_1

_ _onial, stating that _ the railway required. _ _ - _ ‘ _R gre negmhging gm-. gn; 151,,|',3‘

f¢1'1‘Y 811981112? M°l8faV@ “OW Yesterday afternoon Premier Peters telegraph service. #_ l ' _.1 1

at Cansowas not in conditon _to render _I-waived the fouowmg telegram fl-0m'“£_0n_l PMBQLE MURDER AT ST JOHN

any service, so it became more evident lD.AMcKin_no_n_at_Ottayva: STA' JOHN’ _ h_14_ _ W); _ 'H that the hope ol release depsnds upon Tele m remind from the Miniemlg _ _ _ ' 2 S_p_e_°-_ Mrs 1 what the stsamerscando for themselves in M gm _ D ` " ~ / .th . 'Magnet J°Nea1"B°1d°r!>7-Y7°m”__'_uvi°3_ with the aid of ex waives ontreal. ._Arrai18¢ll_'W1 __ EPUFY -'if'-_ alone near Sand Cove was found uncon- I

D ° g”‘1““`° H"f'_k°5b“_Y|' PYWPW5 M°1¥l‘Bv6;5¢i¢us on the road' leading to -her home’

President Messervsy also arran8ed with__ getting tq Smnleh _ Authorize ,Du _early this morning _ _ _ I

Mr. Gardiner of the Tele_phone`Company employ on 'hung :mem __ ' _ ’ ~ _. ‘ i

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tonovo me lineto Momy Harbor kept 5- _' ~ _ » _ ~ °_- »" ° “im H" °-“H "“"*

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ofthe Cape Hatch. ' 4 _ _ f 9

He was met at 'Waterloo Station by the whcie=Cébinet and a great-crowd.

-The greetings everywhere were most cordial. - ‘ ' ‘

nmr`o'nu_s _Bacon m avssra. i

-sg. Pi-issoiioso; moms 14-.<speén1>.- A _Commission under theprsloidency of the _ot _the Interior have already com-

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