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1»”*H-Yllw CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, LANADA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1007. 'i-`¥!3‘§{,".,l',"_1‘,','s"`§.§{’$’§'{§ HER

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WANT SENTENCE Aiuissiivn MAN

BIG G TH RIG

_ T0 BE COMMUTED BELIEVED DEAD

Petlitlons Being Signed 10 Save C011 Fruitiess Search ior Edward Currie

ins From the Gaiiows His Coun To Wlmess The Second And Last Day of The Near F,-ed,-lcton, lthssmg Two

Se' Are Actwely w°'k"‘g Races===Fine Weather Again Made The Weeks’ and F°"l may Fear'

FOI' Him ed by His Friends

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Moivi iuN, Oct 10-(Sp>ci.il).-lri» ii last life imprisonment

eil’crt client thc gnllows the friends of Tire petition is beinr; largely signed ard Tuos, l~‘ Lollins, under sentcncc of death will be lalrl bcfori th G .icrnoi in

for the murder of Mirry Ann McAuley are Council by Collins’ attorneys, lion H A now circuialinga petition with a vi w of McKcown of St. John und Mr. Sherrin of having tha death sentence i/1inrnu'el to Moncton

ANNUAL MEETING

TEACHERS ASSIN

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Very Success ul Convention Held at the Kindergarten Hall-A Very Large Enrolment oi Teachers The Proceedings oi Meetings

lhe Aiiiiuil S ssinn cf the Piuviiiclal inevrr be found in His common school*

Teacher s Association crcncii in the Kind

ergiirten ll-ill on Wednesday morning In the absence of ilic President, Viri- President Profit occupied the ohiiir The enrollment is exception ally large, upwards of 200 teachr ra having enrolled In his upening _address the chairman

rcfiricd to the advances that were helm! mails in Educational matters-deprecated show days in connection with school work advocated uniform midsummei

holidays, and higher pay for teachers The judges dhliulnted to awari the

prizes in the competition re Sugcested improvements iii the school sy.tcni of tl e Province" viz, Llellt. Governor Mu- iriim°ii,1<‘. L. r1asnire,nev. A. E nuriiei L. L.” D. and Prof. S. N. Robertson, L IL. D. :renounced thc result to he as follows:

lst Prize -1’rln R. ii. C rmphell, of Kent Street School. ' 2 Prize-Miss Annie Clarke, B. A.,

Principal Fanning School, Maipequc. i , 3 Prize to Prln. S. D. Seaman. Prince Street School. . 1’i-of Theo'Ro9s, li A, Chairman of the

Committee to award the prizes for the

best essay on "Iiriproverncnts to School Surroundings" nnnounccil the re»ult which 'was as fcltowsz lst Prima-I,’.'Tn it li |C.im_ b ii. Kent School 2nd Prize-Miss Annie Clark li A, Prin

cipal of li‘ani1ln|4 School Malpcquc. Ilrd Pr'ze'-Neil Ilattee a p rpil of Fann- ing School, Mnlprquc.

A very interesting lesson on Mail Dl'i\W

ing was givsnby Prin Jas Lundrlgiin of Queen Square School. This paper was npprcciailvely ilisoilsseii

hy several members of the Convention and thanks were tcnderoii Mr. L\ndriili\l1-f '

The second session cpencii yesterrlay

morning at_il o'ciock, with Vice-l‘i-_esident Kennedy in the c`hair. The D\`_i" USSHYS on Improvements to School, Surroundings were read and discussed. As these essays are intended for publication, it will not be necessary to summarize them in this

rcport.

At thc conclusion ol this discussion lion

W W Stetson, L L D, State Superintend ant of Education for Maine. f_'el|V°l°d °““ of the moat forceful and eloquent addr.-ses ever given lat thc Provincial T€°Ch°\”'9 Association. ills subject was “A Itxview of thc Record." Ho salil llherd had been f0\\\' stages through which modarii education methrds hava peeled Or WSIB Pl\SF||\K- There had been the wigcknown H9 "The

Enrichment of tho Cairn" the i-.i had been "Tha Fiitiare Stud!" pariolii 01°" "TM Child Study I’criod"; uow he hoped that via were in The Common Seuss P.-rind. Ifi-cm all these niialw m“°l\ *W* lm’ ’ lnrrnci and much good accomplished, while there had been a |1005 Ii°li`°f 1°"

and much ¢||||pN,i°u of cnergy. lie hoped that all would he able to irathfr “D UW good from all ol them and eliminate the

faddlmi and foolishness.

We have also hail the tutor cr ioicliér ni tin iiiriimiiiiii-eii_s cleaner. fa" °f theories has not much in Dflvi<'°°-3°* vr .irc eaehing out alter, ani hr fait h\'i within' roach 'ms 're/iciiim.

Among tha chli_.lrun there M0 £0 if found aix riaiisrs`-two ol which should

ro0m.- the iacorrlgihiy \ir.icus child land the inil~eelle These should be dealt with

in special institutions. Thero are still four classes left to be met viith and

trugh in the common schools There was thc bookish boy, the icy of the teachers heart, thc imaginative boy who sees vision-1, but who is hard to keep down to the routine oi school Do we

teachers viatch fc the special trend of the boy, so that we may iiect and develop it or da .ve sup press the tendcucltc of the child u'-cause they ilo not fit in wlth`"the prescribed program. ’.i.‘nen there was the boy unly interested in the physical. :_

Lastly thi rs was the restless, trouble-

some cne that nothing sceincd to interest. Are we watching for thc thing that will

attrtct and hold him or does our treat- ment of him t_\nd‘i.o drive him from the school?

This s\1`izgestl\'e and searching address

held theindividual attention of the large audience oi teachers dur-ing ‘upwards of an hour.

A large audience was in attendance at

thc public meeting last eieniog of which an extended rcpoit will appear tomorrow.

WON DERLAND.

The change ci ploiurrs at \Vonderland

tonight will lncludc tive subjects, four of which are calculated to make men laugh to their fullest capacity while thc other is ii ilirii which will interest all who ees it. Winter Diversion, will hold ihe interested attention of all who lovc the out door life as well as those who delight in a good moving picture while In The Humor of Amateur Golf a topic is touched that is iull of delightful suggestions. Smiles will bcgcrieral 'tonight when these pictures are unrolleri before the ' eyes of the Wonderland patrons.

Minards Linlment used by Physicians

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’.t‘c_o ate for Classification.

LOST-A Brooch. I"lnrier will its

ruwarded by leaving at Carter & Co s __ "arthritis WXNTED --'ro deliver the

iuiariliiiii Aiiulv at the Suhscrlo

ri .n .. m=_ 10- dt!

Continued ilno weather vesicrdiiy made

the second day of th Lxhiliiiioii intei- dwldeflly pleasant and brought. ii l izer "“°mbll‘8e than ,even on thc previous diry

The crowd vias a record one, and

nothing occurred to mar the enioyment oi the occasion Til” illdging of thc hir ca, viliieh is a i/Cry l iirrln s was mntinued yesterday and the ring side hail runny :iiiinircrs of

horseflesh around it watching Dr Stan dish making the the a\\ in 'ln Danni: the ri ry the iufiginiz was

tlnished This ruori ini; at i01li)z\ ni, the live stock that has viun phgeg will take p'iri in u grand parade on the race track in fi ont of the Grand stand

Til E RACES

The races were called shortly after one

u'clt‘ck Thcilxst class started was the 224 in which Mitminic I’ Lou Helen Prulern, and M|~s Minto star ted Miimniie drew pole but lost position at half to

Lady Minic, then Indy lilin‘o dropped back and was nick and neck ati viith Lou IL len and Lady \Iiuto. Lou Helen won the heat Miss Minto seeoiiii

Mirmmie th rd Timt 2 :tif The hcrsca got xi good send cll ici the

second heat Before reaching the quarter Mammie broke badly and lust Miss Minto taking the lead Lou liden second Near the three quarter Lou Helen drew

up on the leader and cinue in nose to nose with M‘i=s Minto. 'She was given the

heat Miss Iiilinto second Mamniic ilniiii. Pi-ulera was drawn in this heat. Time 22i')F,‘. ~

In the third and last heat Manimie left

her former pisltion of the third and won lirst place. Before the halt Lou iii icn niaficnlosing break, and although she strove hard to recover could not pass the grey. Miss Minto was not up to her

usualmcrk in tli_i~i heat. Time 2.2»i_`;‘. Two more iii-.nts were raqulred to decide this rncc, Lou Dillon winning first place' Mivito second Mammie third.

Tiic Two Year old rncc brought seven

good youngsters under the vii_r-cz Geo. Crcnecus. Lady Commodore, Belle S, Arena Bell, liilda S, Commodore I-lpnulette and Jennie Mac. There was much interest in this race which was

won by Arena Boll in straight heats, Cresceus second, Belle S. third. Time

l 23_‘|‘, 1.20, 1.24 For tire 2.15 class four' hor.esi were cail<

ed-Mabel T, Ada Mack. Peaeherina, Cl iudia Hal. This race resolved itself

iirto three good heats, Peacherlna win- ning, Claudia lial second, Adu. Mack tlilrrl. Time 2.2l.l, 2221, 1221..

2.24 rrmr.

Purse $:ii'»li.

Pruiera, Large Bros 4 dr Lou iieli n, J i\rIcI’lice, Freitownl l 2 2 l .idissMinto, Carrol, Iliilifnx Z 2 3 'i 2 Marumle P M S csic Sumuicr-

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Timo 2.2ii'y‘, 2.2ii‘,i, 2.2i’;‘, 2.20, 2.285. - 2.15 'riior Ami rave.

Purse $400.

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Day En3oyabie===The Crowd In At=

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Ada Muck Bowncss, Summer

side

Peachcrine, Carrol

Nellie Bangs \\ iiyiii, Bros Time 2 A112 ll "Ml

IWO YEAR 0| li

Purse 2li0

Geo Ciesceus,

Lady Camino io c,

Belle S

Arena lleli

lliiiiri S

Loni Epaulcttc,

lerinie Mnc,

Tiuicl 'di 120

CATTLE

Ayishires-Bull 3year=,l C CA1chi bald 2 I N Sinclair, Sprlngll ld .3 Aubrey Sr-iliirs, City Bull 2 years, l Erston Bios 2 J McMillan l`.i.ir\icw, 'l Choa Stouarl, Union Rd Bull, 1 year, Simmons Bros Bull Calf (under ii nionl.hs),1C C Axchibali Cow in milk or ealf, 1 and 2 Simmons Bros, 3 Eruton llros Lewin milk or calf,J years old l Simmons Bros, A (_. C Archibald J Simmons Bros Hrifcr, l year old, l C C Ari.liil»alrl, 2 Easton Bras, i Simmons liros liei|'crCalf (under 1 year) Simmons Bros, " C C Archibald lliifcr Caif(uniler 6 months) l C C Archibald .1 Easton Bios ilcrii l Sirnnicns 1$ros,Z C C Archihaid Special Prircs -Charripiori Buii,l Simmons Bros Champion female, l Simuions Bros

Jerseys Bull 3 years, lW Str-iid 2

Simmons llios, J W Olark N \Vilt~4hlre

1 year, 1 Simmons Bros.

bow iii milk or enlf,`VV Clark, A do, 3 .las Esseiy bnion ltd, Cow in milk or c.al’, Z years old T ld acry, Z J ll Gill L York Ileiier lyenr oil W Clrrk Z S Warren \’ Rn cr, l Ildisery Iieifcr C l (unilci l year) \V Clark,AJ ll Gill. Heifer Cilf (unrier finiuiiLii\i).I H Gill; 2 S Warren Herd 1 iiiill and 4 females, NV Clark

Iloisteiii,i"r~iesan:-Bull, 3 years or older

\V M Lea;2 Nelson Orr, N Glasgow, l3ull,2yearsi olii, .T Tweedy, 1~l‘irnscllIl‘c; 2 Byrne Bros; N River; 3 J Stewart! Marshfield, llull, lrear ol-i, \V J Gibson, Marsizfleld; 2 A'Doyle, Pleasant Grove; BuilCrril', (under lyerir old and over 6 months) W M Lea; 2 J Tweedy. Bull Cal! (unrlerii ruonths and over 3 rnoiithsl J, Tweedy; 2 Byrne Bros. Cow in Milk or calf (over 3 years old) W M Lei; 2J '1weeriy; 3 W M Lrii; C iw in milk or calf, ll years old :VV M Lea; 2 A il Boswull; J Tweedy. Cow in Mill: or Calf, 2ycars old \V M Lea; Ilciferxl year old, E Iieartz, ltoyalty;2J Tweedy; W M L:-ii., Helier Cn.lf(under 1 year and nvcr6 months) li] I{earlz;2W McKiniey,N River; lleiier Calfiundertl months and over 3 months) W McKinley; 2 A ll Boswali; Iierd, con~ sieting ofl bull and fi fcui»~i:s, \V M ina; 2J Tweedy.

Special Prizes:-Given bythe iiolsteln-

Friesian Association Champion Bull, any age, \V M Iica; Champion female, any age, W M Lea.

LADIES’ I~`A.\`CY WORK.

Iloiiiton Laci- \Vork-Alice McMur-~

ruy, City; Mi<s.l LePage, City. Point Lace \Vcr'k-.\llri~ McMurray, MrsC il 1.lvl|,City. Battenbiirg Lace \\'crk -Alice Me‘\durriiy, liertliu Fenneil. City. Lace lianiikerchief,~Adel Bremner, City; Mrs Oli Bi-li. Lace Dessert D'oylies-Alice Mcliiurriiy. Kensington Einhroiilery- Mary Larkin. lliciimcnd, Lizzie McVey, city. Eyelet Idinliroldery Miss E Stew- art, city; Mrs C lI Bell. Centerpiece colored iiiilr, -~lllr.~‘. II Bell, Mrs E Ii Cnniplrell, W Cuvehearl. Centerpiece in White Silk,-Mrs C H Bell, Ethel Loraine, Citv. Centerpiece in white or

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Mable T. A E Long, il 3 3'

colored Linen or Cotton,-Mrs Francis

rii _ 1 An rail-gooii Iiri . with iiiir eiiuca

tion to learn the tvpe setiini- \n

ply nt The G urirdian Ollice. i' ‘.6

'OS’i‘:0n or near -Pixhiiiitihn grriuiiftf

L a lad 's cream kid glove, elbow leiiilth. Finder please leave at this ,.||\.,.», 10 llorii

Tivici--.iiimriiii Pi sand ci~e be-

Ijoiihunvi \Vorth_v's Colin:-r and Elhlbb ifoii vit Euston Street. Finder have Giiardlan Olflca . 10-»lld3lD1-

Auii~;1'\lui.u w.t'l'I}il-Fab iittnchui

I 4 ,.,.,,w¢.n Syd".-y 5t, no»-rC\v.hariral and Wnmiirlrnd, through squi\ie.Roturu gi Mi.--1 Rviin. S\ dncy Hi. 10~lIdtf.

U51* ._ Y¢;,|,.ri`ny nn Exhibition

_IJ uuds or iictwaan there and Rail wav gtgtion a pocket book contiininir incl-ey unit teauher‘iPch»quii§ Finder rewarded hy laiiving at r,w:8_uro2.r1'_

' ' Y-W d ri fl b t [,°*i,l`,.,..° 'l?lr2{.,“ i€€'3.‘.T°§~..“..."l?.'.'i B ni. R.ogei’ii residiner, Prince 5'.. gi ll - ~~ '~ r rm .“"°.'"- .‘3""::..r:".l

ra urn n - :-

lr'i°i&:i'y'i'd° ’ . “ iu~iiiiisiriina

painllhltlt-‘1'hat eve y roads ir

iL\‘moraini¢ piper an the news ls thru fresh and up-u atv, and that iir. rich ||,,.¢¢dinli\u its dny everyhciiv in likely to iiny the acorn. anvcitirrii whiia t ull' mind is still iziight and active.

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T1., impar-il iii-fir-vyStii'llon owned by John ll lt 'pci-, of this City.

h‘a~.hioi or won two lint prius at the

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li ilifnx Exhibition and was awarded ilrct

|McNutt City Miss It I3 Miller Marih lield Tea Cloth in White or colcrel s it -Lizzie McVrv,G Cumming, City lei Cloth in White or Culorei Linen or Cotton-Mis Alex Marshead, Sum rneiside, Ciara Rackham, City liinbrcidered Dessert I) oylies- lleithn Fennell, city Lizzie McVey, Art Fancy Work-Mrs A Ii Moirlson, city Mi»=iS R Pippey, city Mount Melliok Work~J ASB\yer, city Mri-iF L Ha=~ zaiil, oily, Iiirrdanger Work-Mrs C ii I! ll G Cumming, city Cut Work rr Roman Firiliroidery-Bertha I"enne`l M is RB Milli-r Mnrshlielfl Colluction Knit

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ting-Mur'cl V Hooper, city Tray cloth -Mary E McNutt Malprque, Elsief eP.igr

city Miss Ili A Rober son, North River, Shadow Ernhroidcr -- Adcli Biernnei

liroidery-Mabel lRremner,M"rii.A E Morri-

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Mabel Brsmner, city; Lizzie McVey. Belt

Vey.

Knitting: Quilt-Margaret Weatherhie,

Village Grecn;Mrs. C. S. Howard, Corn-

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MrsV Matthew, Summerside. Quilt-

tiregor, Miss Marie Moore, city; Netting

Cross Stitch-G Cumming, Ella B Cumm

Pillow Shams-Mrs Paul McPhee, Long

Crrck; Mrs K I/IcK»iy, City; Tea Cosey- Malii-i llrcniner, city, C I) Knox, South |ioit; Ladies Bedrcorn Slippers---Mrs .I i.cI’iige, Darrin Farquharson, city; Patch work Quilt-Mrs K McKay, David Pick ard, city; Patchwork Quilt, silk,-Mrs It White,Clty; Mrs.) \V Green, Ebenezer; Sain Pillow-Mrs W B Prowse, Miss IE Chappelle, City; Mrs John It Allan,Cc\'i- licitp; Pyrography on \\'ncd~Annlo E Johnston, city;l\lrs Ili-len Bagiiall, Marsh field; Pocket Hiindkerchii-fs, hemstitched, -Agnes Drake, Cornwall; Mrii C II Bell; ilalf dozen liand mario Pillow Slips-Mni D Fraser, Kingston; Mi-.4 E Il Norton city; Collection Ladies Work-Mrs C HBeli, Lizzie McVey, C ty. Worx ol’ Cliildren: Pillow Case-Lettie

M lloswcll, Marshfield; Majcrle Norton' cltv; Outline Work-Mi_itrie Norton city; Nellie Duncan, Royalty; Dressed Doli- Miiiorie Norton, city; Helen Kelly; Lace Knitting--Mirrjoii 1 Nortoii, city; Crochet Lace--Nellie Duncan, Royalty; Toilet Mata-Mrs David Proud, llampnhirs; Scrap Book-Maj .iris Noi ton, ialty; Cun- stance A Warburton. city. Birds, Insects, Weeds: Stuffed Birds-

G F Calder. city; W J Pickard; Neutral Iuaects-G F Calder, Fred Longworth, city; lniurious Insects and Beneficial In-. sects-G F Calder, city; Noxious Agricul- turui weeds-Mrs Oliver Warren, North River; Wild Flowers pressed-Muriel V

Hooper, rity. Short or Medium Wool Grades: Ewen,

-l C Munn, 2 RF\rrnesn, 8 E Saunders, Trllhy; Ewen, ahenriingiil 0 Saunders. Trilby; 2 R Furness, 3 E Sanndcrl, Trilby; Ewa Lambs, P Saunders. 21' ii 'l' Foster, 8 R Furness; Wather shearlingn P H Lane i 2 R Furness; Wather lamhl, 0 Saunders, ZR Furness; Fat Ewa or Wethar.7C Stewart, Union Road; 2C Mui\n,3O S

prize in the Hackney Class Wednesday morning.

Saunders; Sheep Specials: liy the Havr- wh W°0\¢l1 Mills for best dock of Shrop-

Fiiifriinrcrox, Oct I0 -(Special)-The

e reiativesof Edward Currie, a Douglas

caan. who has been missing since the end

September, yesterday gaia up the

search for him

others, have been searching steadily

ii nce his strange disappearance

One of these yesterday said that the

searchers had become ccnvinggrl (hge Cilrrlc was not drowned

Currie has fire brothers, who, with 1“9Yl’He‘° ""9 f0\l| Dil! WAI 0

cause of his death

Br.r.i \ii r r Ont Oct 10.-(Special)-A serious siriasliup occurred on the brand Drunk near Trenton station, twelve miles westof hero at fire c clock this morning iesuitinizin the loss of one life and ser

ou~i injury to another.

Fourteen freirhtcars were smashed in to kindliiig wood by [ailing as er a 25 foot-

RAILWAY WRECK

ONE MAN KILLED

Another Dangerously Inyured, Fourteen Cars Smashed to Kindiing Wood, Over an Embankment, Valu able Horses Killed

embankment and several valuable rnc

horses were killed

The dead rnan was named Reinhardt, of

Buffiili, and warin the ear with tha

horses toszeather with a man named

tirooics, ayockey of Toronto, who was rlingerciisly injured

vi BIG LOSS FROM

AN AMHERST FIRE

-cnc 8°-ed Clue--Ale-M@M»»»~ Started in Basement of Dry Goods Store

M..i....i..i.’I................... , Three Firms -Suiier to Extent in of Twenty Thousand Dollars , ‘ S... w.._.., ...ti B........., Lt... il.: Yesterday

353; Sclulufll-Mag? Kfhnedyialldri; J. Amiiirnnr, Ort. i0-{Speci.ii)~A fire It star-tad in the basement of Watson mg, 1;’,,r,-T,;g;,;$:i ¥,:,}l|n;:[l,,;;,,c}:;-,;; in the Rhodes street block this afternoon 'md Browmi dry smug sion' mining the Q k. L me » G If I Ah, do thc stock and damairlng the premises. smu,,“,ood’ Mcrlnam R Johnson' city. resulted in a lcss cf about twenty thous- w_ R S,,,,,»,»,, ,wok .,_cm_ and R_ D_

Crochet : Afghan-.I McIntyre,: Milton; and dollars. Bent, graci-r as also suffered.

Banquet Together at Victo- ria Cafe Last Night

The lliaritiiric Federal Directors

Association wound up their meeting in this city with it banquet al the Victoria Cafe last evening. A large number of members with iniiii-ii anil other guests sat down and enjoyed ii bountiful repast.

President 1). G. Wright presided with

genial dignity supported on his right by Mayor Paton and on his left by Mrs. Simmons, Lecturer and Demonstrator of the Association. The toast list which followed included The King, Our Citizens

the Medical Profession,l.heManuf1ieturer., Mrs. Simmons, Knights of tha Grip, The Clergy, tha Ladies, Sister Association, the Press and (iur Guests. There were a

dozen or more capital short speeches and the evening was most enioyahie.

By Maalra J A Humphrey & Sona (Ltd)

for the beat collection of iiheep any pure breed. G Iloawcii. '

Oxford Downs:--Ram, Silas Lane,

Southport; ihui Lamb, il W Weathcrhia, Mt. ilerhert, 2 P ti Lane, Cherry Valley; i 38 Lana. Ewan, isheara and over, S"

Flock of Oxford Downs, S Lane.

Long Wocla:-Enos, 2 shears and over,

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Mrs David Proud, ilnpipuhire; J M Buote Tignlsh; Shirwl-Miss E Stewart. City;

Ethel ilendersnn, Long Creek; Lace Specl- | I

men-Mrs Sarah Sprague, F Johnson, City; Mexican or Drawn Work-Mrs J 1) Jenkins, Mrs C II Bcll, City; Mary E Mo-

Nirlt, M-rlpeque; 'Fattlng--Mrs _Chas Mc

-Mrs it E Mutch, Laura McKenzie, city; ___ ___ 'l`enerifl'c-lllrs C S Iioward, Cornwall; , , »

-in. tic. Funeral Directors and Friend Left Sydney Mint! iii a Small `

Boat and Have Not Returned

Noivm Svpszrer, Oct. ii-Fears are en-

tertained for the safety of thrtc young men who left Sydney Mines in an open boat a wick age last Sunday for the lakes, nothing having been heard hom them since. The young men are Frank Jesse, aged 23, Stephen Dclehanty, M, William Williams, 35, widower, the latter, while like the others it native cf Little Bral D'- or,Iiavinir formerly worked at Bridge- port aud was married there. All three were employed sit Sydnav No. 8. It ap- pears that on the day mentioned the young men embarked in a small sail boat at Little Pond, intending to proceed up Lakes for Sundays outing. The day was rather- biustery, and it is feared that tha boat may have been urnmpad or been driven od.

THE Wi:ATilER.

Toiioirro, Ont., October 10- (Specialt-

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