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H.lYl,.S. DOMINION

TO VISITTHIS PORT

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Rumor That Trip to Charlottetown Would Be Abandoned Has No Foundation-l.ieut. Governor MacKinnon Has Received

Word That Ship Will Arrive Sunday.

The rumor. which wnscirculated yester-

day afternoon that H. M. S. Dominion would notvislt Charlottetown, turns out to he without foundation. 'l‘lie Guardian is informed tliiaiuith

the courtesy of Lieutenant (lov- ernor MacKinnoi\ that Ills liIa,ies'_y‘s

hattles`liip Dominion will arrive in this port on Sunday next, tlic l'Jtli liist. ills Honor was iii communication with

thc captain of the Dominion yesterday,

a.-id received from him a message last night to the above effect.

The news will be received with gladness

by the people of this Province, and His llonoi- kind ofilces in the matter should be

rlulv appreciated.

The arrival of the Dominion in this port

will afford citizens an opportunity to seo what one of Great Brllain’s first class

liiittleships is like. That the shlp's arrival

will bc eagerly looked for lroes without

.=,iiying'.

llllliil FIHES IN THE SUN IIISTHIEI

S.\l.'r STE. Maniir.,0iit, Aug 6.-Dense

clouds of smoke are arising from forest fires on both sides ofthe river. The sun was almost totally obscured during the latter part of yesterday by smoke on the Michigan side. Heavy smoke hangs over the Algoma district on this side of the river, where many camps are located. l.r.ni- lieriiien fear tho loss will be heavy. The ground is pmrched from lack of rain.

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illilll ENNNIIN

'l`oll.oN'r0, Aug.fl -\'es,wo have ii gi-ca deal tolenrn from Cuiiiiila in regard to Canadian cheese as one of ilie finest in t.lic world," where thc stateiiieiits of Dr. C. Van Ellbrechl, of Copenliagen, Denmark. Dr. Eillirecht is dairy commissioner of the llaiiisli government. and for the last year and a half has been studylngthe dairy methods of the new world in Canada and llie lfnitcrl States. "Canada, Australia and Ireland are our greatest competitors in the world`s dairy iiiarlrets," he remarked. "Reir8rdi¥ll< liutter, I Iliink we supply about 'I5 Iliff rcnr.. of tlia English market. You see we are always in touch witii that niarket. We liiivemen there who study English tastes andjust as soon as l~1ngllshnien`ii taste ohangesthedalryuien in Ileiiniark know all about it."

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I.oNiin\ Aug ti-A despatch to the

this afternoon says: “Highly Sensational reports are being received here, causing the utmost excitement. Daily, almost hourly, comes information from the interior oi the rapid spread of a violent aiiLi~l"ri-iicli agitation. The rebels are coiieciitraiing their military contlngents around Mnriikesh (Morocco City) the soutliorn capital, and there is no doulit that a for-iiiidable ‘coalition of scmi- iiiilcpoiidciit vnssals has been formed. 'i‘lii»_v are cliimoriiiir foralioly war and ui-gin;_»- the Viceroy, Prince Abdul Hafod, to proclaim himself Sultan. The situation is more critical than it has been for tliirly years.

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lii'|-'if.'ii.o, N. B., Aug. 6- The Ameri-

can Federation of Catholic organizations have passed a resolution on divorce.

The resolution states that ,Catholic

delegates are opposed to all forms of absolute divorce. It favors a limited divorce or separation in extreme cases, expresses the duty of Catholics to try to educate those without the churcl~ to the doctrine that under no circum- stances should parties to a lawful marriage bc allowed to re-marry with- in the lifetime of either; expresses gratifi~ cation with signs of an aroused sentiment upon the subject; balls as an encouraging sign the convening of ii divorce congress io consider divorce legislation; commends ilic efforts of the legislature and governor of Pcriiisylvaiiia at whose instance the eoiigi-ess was held; of the president of the ifnitcd Stntcs, whose message to congress on the subject had sucli-far~reachln;z eflccl. and of the divorce congress itsoir for its cnllglitenrtl efforts to bring about reform so greatly needed.

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Mln|rd’x Llnimanf Cures Burns. etc.

Sr. Pu'rnns1iunu,Aug. 7-(Special)-The

Workuienai Council has decided to call

off the strike in St. Petersburg and the

This action does not apply to the pro~

vinces, but there is little doubt that workmen there will follow St. Peters

bui‘g's example

Provinces Are Expected to Follow St Petersburg’s Lead-Time Was_I'As Result ol Police Magistrate Kay’s Decision

wo|ji_\</aEn’S GOUnc|L wlii Moncton is DRY CALL o|=l= Russian siR||<E MAY BE DRIER

inopportune, Railway Menf Refused to Join and Peasants Made To imprison Scott Act Violaters Without No Move Revolutionary Leaders Suffer Serious Loss oi I the Option of Fine Saloon Keepers

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Prestige in Consequence |]Await Decision oi Higher Court

Many trades unions lately refused to

join in the movement, but favor a ra~ newal of the strike in the autumn.

announcement will be issued tonight or. The railroad men whose co-operation i'°U1°I'f0W- was vital could not be induced to give

the signal for a. strike and thcio was no

sign ofa serious peasant movement.

While the repressions and arrests of

leaders undoubtedly vrerea great factor

in bringing about the present aitua' ion it is apparent that tlieiiioinent wasill chosen for astrike.

The people were not in ii. teiiiper to

supportit.

As a consequence the revolutionary

leaders who inspired it with tlicinteiitloii of transferring the movement into an armed uprising have suffered a severe loss of prestige.

by Boat Ovorturning in

si .1oii.\~, aug 7.-<spec`iai>-George

Pike of St John, a deck hand on the steamer Victoria, fell overboard while the boat was landing at Fredericton this evening and sank instantly.

Ills body was not recovered. Ile was

aged forty, and leaves n wife and family.

Fred Newton, an Englishman employed'

as ii mill hand at Woolastook Lake near

here was drowned today by the overturn- ing of his boat. ,

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Fiiniisnwron, N. B.. Aug. 7-(Special)-

The directors of the Peoples Bank of Fredericton refuse _, to discuss the

reported merger with the Royal Bank of Canada.

Word from from Mont-real today said n

definite oflcr had been made, and would

probably be accepted but local men refuse to admit or deny this. 'The impression is that. tlie merger will take place very soon,

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CHAMPION- Aug. (ith, at Richmond,

Louis H, infant son of J. D and Mrs. Champion aged ten days.

M|n|rd’|linimeni Reliever Neuralgla-

CHICAGO MARKETS.

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thriftyfarmer. he knows that the brief sunshine uiiiy last but. a day and he

lii~`liOYLl~I, liillsboro St. is fully prepares for the showers which are so

»1\`f‘l"\|'@'i \",‘I'~" “Il kl“d5°' “ml"°"“ liable to follow. So it should be with l‘@llhi\‘I"lC“"‘l “"“I" l'h""kI"“ “ll mr ms" every household. Dysentery. diarrhoea

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Iron SAN! S»<vh(i~\i‘i'tiid“f:ilirll'.6I~01P\hl\’\lll0 Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the best`

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liloxvlilisieillilni liririiuililckeiaris at We are now bouk'lnR 0\"l°‘l`»* f“"“'l‘"f 57?; dotte Coolierois ii-liv_i\\_bGll;;=l”'2§3;m;“"_ each. blaster Frvil \\ . iii , Mm

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and cholera morbua may attack some

known medicine for these diseases, should always be kept at hand, as immediate treafnientis necessary, und rleluy may prove fatal. For sale by all driigglits. _

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Three quarter long Swede Lisle gloves

in greyii and whites, also white three-

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_ U . li-wals then quarter lace mittens. Just the thing for

R “‘“°'"'““ °“""i"ti`L ind thnt siwreileeves. Jia Piioitazco. sian.

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2§..~,i.'i.'ii’}’ if"i'iiiuy to my up \»i<,»<><,t’: asap .scour me aanoains advertised while their uiliitl ssti _ing we are 'iv ing in Ch||dn”»¢ pina.. *“'i °°“"°-.._._---- foxes, Sateen Skirts Linen Snits,Piir-

ooirino ron li inj1S'1‘1,\_<'_,.‘ ,'_1,f_, ',,; miii,'i<»\ii-iii cam ¢i¢._'roDAv's Pf'“°° ""‘*"“"~‘ ’°"‘l‘§'..I.‘ .IiI`....-U... nov uns an iii omit. sive

'dim' F°"'“ °"d 'en Wm ` 's all ,"*‘“‘° monel' bl comin! ‘l“*¢`l¢|y and sec-

’ on 'postal roi- illustrated fl~‘S'f'l",‘l‘;’ ming i ess bargains. PROWSE “ matter Tourist Association ilidilput BROS' L-rD_ 8_1 “_

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One Falls Overboard, Another On Arri | gfs S (;ariba|d; |n

Which hey Escaped from

Pull Mall- ilazette from Tanglerl published Lake Charlottetown

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Word was received by the Police

Department last night that .laiiies King and Frank Power who are wanted for tnking part in the attack upon Police Sergeant Taylor on Sunday irioriilng last had been arrested at Port Morlen. C li.

These two men it now turns out wcni

onboard the S S Garibaldi Monday afternoon about 5 o`elock just before she sailed from this port. It is believed they secreted themselves ou the ship.

The police, however, suspected that

they had escaped in this manner, and finding thét Port Marian was the Garibaldi`s destination, they telegraplicd

on arrival and arrest the men if found on hoard.

A trlegrniu was received from the Cliici

of Police there last night saying that both men were under arrest and would lie he‘d till sent for.

Either Marshal Cameron or Detective

Bradley, und probably another policcniiiii, will leave this morning and may bc ex- pected back tomorrow or Friday night with the prisoners.

‘l`lie Garibaldi is a freight steamer,

which has been employed all suiniiier carrying coal i’rom the mines at Port. Morieii, C B, to the Railway yard at Charlottetown.

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iNNNNlIlSUN’S VISIT lil ISLIINII

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S'r. .lom\', Aug 7.-lion. ll. li. l~Iiiiuier»

son arrived iii the city yesterday nfternoonandis a guest at the Royal. lie lravestliis evciiiiig for Moncton again The minister li nccoinpiilncri by C. li. Robinson, his private secretary and by ii party of I. C. R. olllcirils including M. .l. Butler, deputy minister; D. Pottingcr general manager; li. Tlflln, general trailh- manager, and W. B. MacKenzie, chief engineer.

From Moncton ilic minister will go to

Levis. where lie will have a consultation with Sir \Vilfi~iri Laurier on railway matters. Later thc ministcrwiil return to the rnaiitiuii- provinces, where he expects to licsoiiic time. During this visit lie will spriid some time on Prlncfl Edward island, where considerable coiistructlon work is at present going on. Hon Mr Eiiiineraon will be a visitor to St John the first of September, when he will be present at the opening ofthe exhibition.

During his _-lay on the Island the

minister liitcmls to look into the prac~ ticaiilliiy of using niotor cars on the branch lines the-ra, The miuiater looks oiitheea motors as the solution of the difficulty of giving an efficient and cheap service on the hranch lines.

Not only will these motors be found

most useful on the branch linen, but they will also he used on the suburban services. and the railway will be able at no greater expense to fiiriiish a much more frequent

service.

in Great Demand.

The 'demand for Ch|inberlain's Collr. Cholera and illarrhoen Remedy here has been so great that Ihave scarcely been nbleto keep it in stock. it has cured omies of dysentery hero when all other remedies failed.-Fiuuvic .lom-:a. Pike- ville, ind. Thisreniedyls forsale hy all drugglsts.

to ilie authorities there to search the ship _

l.lllIMlN till

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On The Harvest Excursion Trains Which Left St John -Six Specials Required-

Sa. latin, August 7-(Special)-Forty

uni- liiiii<lred provincialists left tonight i'or ilir liarvest fields of the “Tesla 'l`ht- ~t:ition wascrowded all day and six

aprt-ial trains were required to carry the i'l'o\vd,

l\ lur;_'o nuuilicr came from Nova Scotia and from the island.

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.\`tui‘rn S\ii.\'nY. Aug.,ii- By the

proinptricas and daring of Hugh l\lcCai-ron, of thc schooner Kohinoor, of Ulinmlottctown, an unknown man was saved from drowning in the harbor Tuesday night. About 11.30 o'clock Mi' McCarron was awakened by shouts coni- ing from some person in dis- tress. iiastily rushing on deck. l\icCarron lllstened for a repetition of the cries. Fully three hund red yards away he descried n iiiaii struggling in tliewater. Being an excel lent. swimmer, McCarran jumped ovrr- boardanilswam to the rescue. Just. as the unknown was going down, Mcilarron, who in an excellent specimen of physical manhood, grasped the exhausted man and conveyed liini to the deckof the Koliinoor. it wasanoble act on the part of McCur ron, whose modesty would not allow lilni to speak on thc matter.

TO STOP A CRYING BABY.

Babies cry because they are sick. ll.

may be ri pain in the stoiiiucli, rolic, or cramps,-iiutln any case a few drops of Nervillne soothes away the distress and allows thc baby to sleep peacefully. Where there are young cliiloreii there should also be Nerviline. It cures nil the iulnorailiiienta just as promptly as the doctor-and not so expensive. For nearly fifty years l’olson's Ncrvilinc has been the great hoiisciiolrl reiiirdy of Canaria. Sold cverywlicre in large 1!.`ic. bottles. L_

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NEW YUIIN CITY

Ni-;\v Ytiiiii, Aug 6-llpivaids of twenty

persons died in this city today as a resultoftlic liciit. There were scores of prostrntioiis and the suffering among the poor was intense, Tonight conditions are soinewhat better, butthousands of persons

had fied froiirtlio city, driven away by tlic excessive humidity and n temperature which the government tlicrnioiiictcr showed to be the record for ififll. The

lui lilghi-,it point this ailaarnoon, but it was much hotter on ltrbet levels, some thermometers showing 102.

Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks of colio, diarrhoea and dysentery some on without warning and prompt relief must be obtained. There in no necessity of incurring the expense of ii phyniolan'| service in such cases if LJlianiberinin'| Colle, Cholera and Diarr- lioea Remedy is at hand. A dose of this remedy wiilrelleve the patient before n. doctor could arrive. It has never been known tofail, even in the moat severe and dangerous eases and no family should

A bo without it. For sais by all drnlgiltli

weather bureau mercury shot up to 03 for P

MONL'-ri»_\', .\ug. 1 (Special)-'l`lis

recent innovation iiiaile ity Police

Magistrate Kay in Scott .~\ct ciiforceiiiciit

has had liic effect of turtiiiliiig the

prevalent ilrunkeiiiicss to ii i-oiisidcriillle

extent.

For thc first time in recent years the whole week has passed with scarcely an arrest fir inebrlatinn.

WIIS SIINNNNEIISIIJE

NNIIN l]lINi§I§ill

Mtmiiox Aug? -The Moncton ’l`iiiic~= says thii-f-. arrests were made hy the police alloutseven o'clock last evening The patrol wagon was called in use to convey the prisoner to the lookup They ivore found lying in aii intoxicated stale on the marsh ncnr the M A A A grounds. They hail from1Sui1imerside and ont- of them evidently had been under ilic influence of a drug. lVhcn lie carrie to his senses he asked

remember- ever boarding; a boat o

Saturday morning. lie said lic did not know ii thing that hail liappcnietl since Saiurrlay iiiorliingand could not account, ful' his presence in liiontioii. lic was lnforiiioii ns to the day of lliv neck, lie matic t-oiisidcrrllile troulilc- for the ollicrrs but his arrest was the woili of iiui ii few miiiutes. 'l`lic other pri.-~oiii-i'~' gave no trouble. The prisoner i-t~fei~i-nfl to was well flresserl and appeared r1i‘.lici~ bri;_'|it.

II TIIIIHNIINNIENT

illll Sl JUHN

Sr. Jou.\', N. li . Aug?-.it the irgulitr iiiontiily meeting of .\'o. l Salvage Corps, held last evening, a cmiiniliiee was appointed to look into tho matter of holding: a Lzrand llrcuien's loiiriiainrnt In St John some iliuc during the summer of 1907. _ Votes uf thanks were passed tothe I.

C. Ii. and others for courtesies received durlnz the recent trip to Charlottetown.

A committee was also appointed to

interview Maiinger Cnnipliell nt the roller rink. to soc if satisfiiclory arraiigenientvs could lic iriade for the holding of a roller carnival:uii<ler the auspices of the corps.

Up-to-date. The best

and see, lVl0l°¢ RO0Iil, Belle sure will be appreciated by

Retail.

CARTER Qt

2 Stores.

where lie was and on beiuiz informed

lie said to get ollli-or Phillips and he would sooiii't-,lcas=c liini from the diili- cully. llc was i|uc.~'ti0neil as to who officer' Philips was and replied that lic was ii iiienil-er of the Surriinerslde police force. llc was acquainted with thefactthat he was not in Suminereide but in Moncton. lie said he dlil notknow bow lie got here; he did not

train and hc was in Suiriincrslde on

New Goods Arriving Daily. Souvenir Post Cords and Books,

Souvenir China Ware

and souvenir of Prince Edward Island in great var-

If thc t-oiirtssustain the decision given by the Police Magistrate, Moncton will iirobablyllctlic urycst town in Canada within n short tiuic.

‘ Aiiuiiilwr of saloon keepers are Only . waiting ilic decision uf thc higher court,

as to wiictlier they can be imprisoned without the option of u fine before

tIt~i~iding to no out of the liquor

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ENLISIS IN NIIVY

.\`i.\\i-i»u'r, li I., August ii.- James

llaynui- \\'cll.~, son of William Storrs Wt-ll~i, ii Ni-iv Yuri: millionaire who owns Clietwode. one of the most attractive villas in Bellevue avenue, has enlisted in the navy. ills enlistment was evidently made with the full sanction of his father, who was at thc train to bid hiin gooilliy this afteriiooii, when he lan, with 5 detacliinciit of blue jackets for the receiving .<.lii|»1<`i-aiiklin, at Norkfoik.

N LUNG TINP

I LONDUN, August ti.-The younm traveller in the world, and the youngest; snoii'-shoe champion, has just arrived in London from New York. His name is Charles Clinton filadwln, of New York. and lie is two years and elghtjiiuiouths old.

llc liourdrd the Cedric' at New York

and did not cry :once during the whole voyage. lic wasatiired inn red _iockey cup and and "svvng|gcr" red overcoat, anti iii- was to lic seen liy the paseicnlzers every day pronienading on deck with his imnds iii his pockets, as self-tiosscssed as any

one on hoard.

On :i label aitarlieil to his huttonhol

was the inscrlptipii;

(lliarles Clinton Gladwln .7r., of New

York. llound for Lolilion, England

'l`o he forwarded to Mrs. l-I, Barr, lit, Priory-road, (Jliiswlok, London, England.

IS YOl'ii CATARRH ANY liI‘I'l`TER

Probably getting worse all the time.

Why not give up that snuff and atop dosing your swmaulil The one sure trentiiiciit is “Catai-rhozone," sure to cure becaiisc it, goes where the disc-use really ia. Certain to cure in your case because it has restored tons of thousands won-c than you ure. Cutarrhozono is a thorough cure iii-cause it destro ii the causes as well an the effects of thedlsense. Relief is prniiipt, curl: is quick with this poiverful remedy which is guaranteed to cure ilatiirrli in any part of the nose, liroat, bronchial tubes or lungs.

New ookstore

inthe l’i’0VliiCCS. Come r Service, which we feel

the publid.

ieiy. New stock of POSi Card Albums received.

Latest Books received as issued Wll0l¢S8ic and

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