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AUGUST 2*' ‘9°* ` 'rss csA1zLor=ra‘ro\mt_..-,i?;uAnniAN._ . . _ _ ,AGE Fm,

fl¢V‘*‘~ YA 'T' J' ' - _\ 1 ___ - _£11 I rlxllhhl 0 , I

iimuil IS _LAlsoii rnouistcs uuiuluuu -rsh TAKE lucas u lui Su vnnirn nlzronrs uv nuts' rx ries.. weeii ,ruin i. ii ti.

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gieps iaken to'P_~‘vide for Saskatchewan’s Defeated Minister at Once.

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w1NNll’EG, Aug. 21-(Bpecial';- Hon. Mr. Turgson of Saskatchewan who in in the city on departmental businegn ngys steps -will be taken im- mediately to provide a seat for Hon. M,-, Motherwell the defeated Minister

0; Agriculture.

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(;00d Attendance, Heavy Track ButGood Time, S um- mary of the Day.

M()Ni‘.'l`0N, Aug. 21-(Special)-The iecv.-‘s here today came ofl very suc- cessfully and although the track was heavy soine good time was made. 'pliers was a good attendance. Allie w,,\wns drawn after winiflng the nrst heat in thirty class on account gl going lunie.

Suniniilrics ns follows:

"I‘W”'E.NTY CLASS.

Estill floy, _ --22. Bucliunun, -20. Miss Edith, .

'l‘l-IIRTY CLAS

Allie W, Lat drawn, 2.22. Mable 'l`., -19. ldle Ilioinents, -24. Iio`nel'l. ll.. -21-1 Mona lluron, -24.

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Next Convention Will be at lignish, P. E. l.-Buote, New President.

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onl~:i~:.\l RIVER, N. B., Aug. 20-| The nnloniil convention of the Acad-` inn people was successfully held V09' terdiiy and today at St. Basil, Mada- waslin county. Every section of the Maritime Provinces was representedl ns well :is partie of Quebec and thel Unltol States. Among the principal questions dealt; with was one dealing

with the hietarlcal records of the Aciidnn people. ' A nnnintinn was adopted. preying the Nova Scotia government to ap- Dnlnl il commission to collect docu- rnent=» und records touching on Acad- inn -iistor and to he given as addi-

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tion to the work presented some,

Tents ago 'ny Mr. Afitkins. Other re-I eoliiinins of importance were adopted tout-liliig on reforms necessary in l`»h°= French department of the NUVU- Scoliu Normal school. A hlinquet was given the' eotfmd day, at which A large number of lead- ing Avndians assisted. The first toast. that of the King, was followed DY that of the Pope, our English-spefalb lug citizens, the French-Canadians. ctr. Thi-. St. Basil convention was the most. successful held in the history' Of the Acadian people. The greatest en- thusiasm reigned everywhere, and the most friendly feeling towards otlivf nailonulltues was vimhie on all sides. over sou people took part. The next ennvnition will nel iieiii ne rlznieh- P. E. I, Tin new president will be Joe. F- Bllvic. editor of I./Impartial.

iiinafii-. Linimene Cup Diiiemver-I

shall Lord Wolseley 'has iallen on. evil* times end he is disposing of hleihomc tions tonnes the nnsin for two im-| 11115 filfnillnre all Glyllde ill SUUBGX. portant discussions before the Mari- TU9 EYHUU* made t0 him by Paflilvjtinic l3<ial‘<l‘ of Triide yesterday after- ment in recognition ol his military;n<fi0l1. unfl 0HC_V3ftilJ€m;;l¢l10Cl§fll})Dflrl{1l§ services have been largdly inyestedio r“n.m"g rl _‘S 9 le ‘ ' "

' . over the lntercolonial, the hottest

ln “_“P’_'°`d“°t_iV° Bpwulatlonsf and lc ,light seen at n Muritiiiie Board meet- ls his intention to i=l\/c‘ most o his in: in years was wB_ged_ when the time on the Continent, where he can H,`m,.d ujourncd mst night it was Stn) esvonomize. iundccided, and the sessions will com ft B ““dU“bl5°d1Y B l_5l`°”~°, liflaf f°’~` lmcnce half an hour earlier today to ‘mm V’ ,UWB to Parlixyltla hw Uld lsr! allow more time to grapple with it. “ll»“Y°~ Counting W ch as b°°n 3,. Able men presented both sides of hobby for many years. It has' bB0l1{.uestion but conspicuous, were Hon. Lord Wo1se1ey'_s custom in 1>rmnt>,i31. R. aininei-non.-ax-Mininter ni nali- sucnimens of his old' furniture tn wnyn, who leo the light nigainse the friends as _W€'ddiHS EU*-if Bhd it WHS proposal and H. J. Logan, M. P. for 0000 laulihlligly Siild ill T119 C8-VBIYY Cumberland, who supported the mo-_ Club that the man who did not pos- tion in nin able, analytical address.

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MONTREAL. Aug. 21.-(Speninl)-

The C. P. R. yesterday ponies notice to_those who had been fn their em. Pl0y to come and get what pay ww due to them.

Few did so, but there wan mug.,

at the strikers' headquarters not to K0 and most of them stayed away.

There were several hund'red appli-

ciints for work today and .1 few MZ. en were taken oil, as they claimed to be skilled. .

The strikers claimed that there

were none of them strikers.

They also claim-that men who went

to wosk before have since quit.

A report that non-union men get

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oflicials, they say that union men ge $8 andi $6 and non-union men $7 an

$5.

OTTAWA, 'Aug. 21-(Special)-Th

‘ ow' ' i>E'rnnBoRo,, ont., Ang, 21_.

. d 'rue third payment in the stake 5.-Pnrkziliinn, ii. li.. by Parkside;

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B0lh Sid€S 0f the Sl0l'y T0ld by C. P. But Sa_y’s Trent Canal WilI_0ll ch8l'l0ll8l0Wll `Dl°iV_lllg Park_|Endorses New Rates in Bos

Interest o th Order and

R-0ff°`l A '° ° bio lids :° - __. f

ic1a§_ nd Strikers, Canadian P‘:;‘£*;iChe;:;‘ as L0-l'§¢ L13* 0! Entries Many Permanzncy. `

Northern" Also Having Trouble 'l ___ » ligand |10,-sea __ ____

, Meaford, Ont., Aug, g1_(5p°¢1aa)__

l (Special)-"I have no promises ma e,

' ~ rnccs, which are to he contested on .entered by John P. Smith, Kinkora,

because it is not a promise to say the Charlottetown Drivi

. ug Park d E. I.

t that we are going to finish tihis ing Exhibition week, on the 23rd 5,-Aqui;-i, g, 5,, by Aquilin, 2.19};

ur- P.

<1 Trent Canal. “nil 24th September next, has now' d. hirantia, by Expedition, 2.l5}; en

“That it its a matter of business. Eigllegnade and the horse’ NW” 59°” iiifetl by J- M~ N1Ul\015°U» ChBl`10tt9‘

0 "Iti kfmrth di

s wor o o e an or unify' Below is a list of the entries in 7.-Brazilian S., d. b. g., by Bm,

town.

The High Court ni ontnrin ni 1, 0_ l<‘. meeting here yesterday unanimous- ly adopted this reportcf the commit. tee declaring the adoption of qu, M, scale of rates to be paid af-ter Octo- ber lst, 1908 'by all members who joined the order prior to 0899 in the

Canadian Northern has n dispute with im Ortance and it will be completed “ch Stake abd these mee to ether in d D Au _ ht t d b G

' a an' . rig ; en ere v .

some machinists on its hands.

ed for a new schedule of pay.

the men -have now made application to the Department of Labor for th appointment of a board of investiga- gation.

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by the citizens who gathered to meet him.

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just as soon as possible." with three other regular classes,g vi¢_,

The machlmsts 0’ the Quebec and These few concluding sentences from (safe 'font 232” 130°? 237 fmt.

. a e; ree'-_ or-a ot and paw;

Lake St. John Railway in April ask- E, “£191 speech .by, Hon G P Gra- the eutrie t hi h 1

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num. Minister nf Rniiwnvs and cnn- temper, nnnnlu give? tifeoliiinlslnifif

The company failed to respond and als were enthusiastically applauded ever ‘held here: . gl

PURSE NO. 1-3 YEAR 0LD.AND‘

5 I UNDER, TROT, BTAKE. i

_.___._____. I-°dyn1‘d:_ d. by Parkside; entered by

M. A. O Brien, Ch.'._,..._l;9t0wn_

The men who number fifty and all 2.--'George Cre-oceus, 338;, ¢;h_ 5_

live in Quebec have named as their re- A ‘Z1 l;V5;lke§rel"§;‘9; d d-b Cf¢9°@\1t. by Irn in-esnntneive Alfred onnrtnin ni Mon- ,_ ,,,m,0-mtmjn" Y Frank Bnnleu.

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“O H fi 0 Pny is denied by the lahorl treal. . ` d 3_J_g,,~ B,m_ti_,_ Z' by Bomtu_ 2080;

. esslca; en ere by J. C. Larder,

Sydney C. B

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exP1?2‘dteilB:xdjanrll‘i:ive léxggethigvegerllg; `K4'_Parkun' b' 9'- DY Pilfkiidei d-

' on a visit to his native home, has Aoliagsz' by Cgirlfmlinl entered by

received an urgent letter from '1‘okio, “_” E' B giinett arL.g;_t;_itc3_VeI;l owned Dy’ Japan, which has cntircly changed PURSE NO. "-2135 lt) own- V his nurunserncnts. butt sttillclge liotiies oiiirri-IAM, Aug. 2l--<spnein1)-- dS'r'AKf;_LASS' .TR0T' féowrli1ial,<;:‘Oi;e'flly;i;gn;is0Nr She 288%' ‘The chief of polce was ter,-ihiy burn. _ 1.4-Israel Tarts. '2.36i, by _Brazil- Ifiq many h.iend.S as wen as me mia; eil while fumlgating a house which :;*£érd"1 bcnrrlé N“fl°“» by P1`0Vld€r;‘

' " tides in»tiiin nity will nn nnninwnne hun been inhubiiuted by vennle with ,.m,,_° Y d' (“'_"sl’y' CW* TWT

ilisappofl-ntcd if tliciltevcrcnd gentle- scarlet fever. 2.-Wher1.e_ 2_22;_ by Lord Hammi'

Figld N|ar5ha| 10 Se|| His innn nnnnio inn in his intended visit., __ ;;,1.1,,,;,, gy Sp,.,nb,,,,, Smblw Spring

House and Live Mostly on A 7”" 3»-Sum Muse. cu. m.. by Pnl-.i.

der d Loretta ny Wefstlawn, enter

{ thB CO[`|fln€[`|l, A. Nlclsluchern, I-Iermitagezl

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__ BOARD OF TRADE - ° fn f--.»-ui

lgitverrod by Owen Trainor, Charlotte.

1- Belle 3-. lb- ID-2 by Commodore

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HALIFAX, Aug. 20--Railway ques-

sess an old chair-given him b'y the gallant Field Marshal ought not to

be eligible for niembersliip. ' ,bra‘ni°.li lilies and feeders was adopted

.lifter I-lon. Mr. Emmerson had li.ia`d'0"

\\'ELC().\lE TO

THE SCULLERS

HALIFAX. 'l'\vL=.nt.y thousand pei' soils ioiligllf. \volcoiiii:ll .loliii ()`Nci1l,tliu single sculler, und St. l\Iiiry`s foui'»ou.i°e<l crow buck froui the iiutionul regatta uf Spriiigiiolil, liinss. They iirrivfd on tho Plant linvi' llitlifilx from Boston iiud

blinds and representatives of ul the aquatic and athletic clubs in the city. They were taken to the public piwiloiis. wlicro Lt. (rlov. l<`i's.e-lei' presented ein-.ll with boquets.

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A P,AfNORAMA

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A Gorgeous depiction o

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Very uenneiini ie the inn ii..-in-.~.. 0

"’“‘““°1l0 Venice which .vill uc -»"o\'\n “i New Wonderland tnnignr.. A nip in B ldpdola, watcning the ever “Utilizing view; showin: i-rand build- lllll. picturesque bridges, nnrl magni-

nliiiiird's Liiiltiisliliiures Gnriret in Cows A

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A strong resolution in favor of the

oxtciision ol thc I. C. It. by acquiring

the prophecy that if this iwas not dom lin-eiglitoen months, the Inter- colonial would pass out of Govern- ment control within tive years.

Several other speakers' \also’dealt

with the subject. ,When six OCIOCK came thcre was no Df0SP€Cf» Di Wm' ing to A vote and the Board then ad- journed tn nine o’clo_ck todoY~

When the afternoon session of the’

Board commenced an invitation from

rates from Charlottetown. The Mari- time Provinces were all ‘losing by thin, lor P. E. 1. wnn buvins her goods from Quebec, getting them in by watelr wllle Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were getting agricultural. travel produce from Ontario. WH?-ei” rates are i,-verywhere considered cheap- er _than by rail but that is not the case in the Island. A resolution urg- ing the Government to deal with thisi matter was adopted. l A. A. McNeil, Albcrton, P. E. I.,

presented a resolution from that Board 'calling for inspection of but~ ter in the Maritime Provinces. Ow- ing to the present conditions butter and cheese factories sire languishing. 'The nlilk is keptlac home and made

into what is very frequently extlrefme- ly poor butter. "Two thirds oi it isl not lit to go on the table,” said Mr.l McNeil, "and if there was some sys- lend" ol’ inspection this would be changed and business conditions greatly improved." fHe did not be- lieve the dairy, factories would be able to live if they did not receive some aid. Cheese is inspected and sold to grade and they want the same re- gulations regarding butter. | This resolution was seconded by

Prof, Andrews, Sackville, who did so on two grounds, first, because of the injury done to Canadian trade by

Climrlottetown for the Board to hold

re' ii~d with an iiddress by . ~ , - th t it _

ll'l(il]i~ly (following which uforch ‘ts next, megmnl’ fm faclfmxiloxgzltlie interest Ol tile PiiTCl1BSi}1g tf8<1€»,

light processiliii took pluco. two hniidrcd ;ct?,(:f.)§:l;LCl(l:tl1lr1Il1(l mn 0 lbrzgggerfrolaamxlisr A-1~use`;.1;f,§tH0::§ G , B.

. -_ _ , , . .' . ..' i ' 1 0 , J ENSION OF gwiinn J. a. Birch moves n resolution 8 nal 'an S lclcle Road R30- T3l<eS Pl&C6 OIT Mtn

streets of flio city accomplislied by two lEXT CABLE SE)-WwE_ `¢éi;lll)i;gldonE t;l1uenIl;i>n\ilrliJ»§;Jr

A E. Jones hfrought up a resolu- 'tinn from the Hnilinx soars Oi 'rinse

poor stock exported, and second in,

of Northunilierland and in the mean- lime that thc transportation facili-. ties be improved. Mr. Birch paid a‘

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H. Veil, Sydney, C. B.

8.--Billy G., entered by T. C. Glen-

nie, Oxford, N. B.

9.--Anita. b. m., ‘by Bonnie F.; en-

tered lry Frank Boutillier, Halifax, N. S. PURSE N0. 6-2.21 TROT, 2.24 PACE, STAKE.

1.--Queen Marie. b. m.. by Park

wood; d. by Preceptor; entered by D. W. White, York Point, P. E. I.

; _ 2.-Almont J.. ch. g., by Almont

Wilkes; entered by J. W. McKay, Souris, P. E. I.

3.-Dessie Patchen, 2.17§, by The

Patchen Boy; Entered by Springhill

Stables, Springhill, N. B.

4.-Mabel T., hr. m., 2.23§, by Parkwood, 2.21; d. Lady Hilda, by Allr\ght: entered by Fred Long, Charlottetown

l 5..-Nellie slings, br. rn., 2235, by

Parkwood; il. by Deceiver; entered by F. J. E. Wright, Sumnierslde.

‘6.»--Slippery Side, blk. g;, 2.295, by

Parkside; d. by Island Chief; entered by Stephen Hughes, Emerald Jima. tion, P. E, I, 7--Tiifitiifl. ll fl-. by Todd; entered

by Frank Iioutilller, Halifax, N. S.

8.~Robert C., li, g_, by Banner

BUY; <1. Dy Ringleader; entered by Dodd Dwyer, Picton, N. B.

The final payment in the above three stake races is payable on the flrsl ilnv of September next. and on that date thc entries in thc three other classes close.

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day August 24th ln all 16 Miles. _

lashing the Canadian Government to. tribute bb Rem FL Burke and ,expreS_.` VENEZUELA IS

lsubsidize the proposed extensions ol_

ltllfi H8591* *md Bermuda cable bm-04 V th estion s in former ar

B 'ti h Gui _ “rge 9 qu a_ ye 5<' LEFT T0 COURTS.

PRFMIEC CCOTT liigll 1029 £6553 It‘;$3;ht£°u“§l0§1y que; ' ls ir.fair that for six months the Is-i __

, i, M; be considered was whether lnnil shorildlbeucut oil entiiire? from L0Np0N_ Aug 20___I,_ has been 0(,_

To more 'rii=Al. me ...ine .if on went iniiiegynu §§§m";“;‘§ ““;,‘0,,,,,,§;‘§§,}’C§`,‘,"',,,‘,’,, ‘angst nuitely V onnnicii _uint cient ci-inn.. _'“' . Worth While makmz this expend' `:,`;’vIio.rtatii>n should be uninterrupted be- €:;_';2gtt§';“$gr?:;|$f:i‘fl;;l;l';¥lE;ti¥l“{’;;;

l J E Dcwolfe seconded the r

Arichat --

sed regret that he was not present to`

n Prince Edward Island and the

. EGINA, S .k, A , 20.-l’romicr for. . - . , _ ,_ Scrfltt wus boilrllll overugin the sliiiuofloliition which carl‘lffl3A\;;\\i;RlIiI“’1§’l‘;f(‘_§;1'S 5;? of the Dominion It would only m0ii0l>l1€S. tW0 P;Hl;l1Sli 00I‘D0i`iif»i0nS M290 t0‘l“)'0“ me Cl\l“'E9 Uf lll""n"‘g P' E' 1Sl‘AND b D ` ' cost ten millions to build the tunnel 0»wn.ed by the Lthelbert Synmcater W, H. Laird. tho Pi-oviiicial Rights t dnt the mm_ch_ and the sum now spent on the Bteam_ limited. of London, and the Venezue. i~.i\ni‘iilste for Regina City, wliom he Tim ilisailvan ages 1 , rv. $400,000 W ld th i _ an government. cliurgud with gratifying, without s}.'»\'\’\- nuts of l’. lu. l. urc_ iinilefblizrsliitflll; leiljgt. llller. Stewart,0BlumiIi,1ndl"sirle8 sl;-‘ The °"nc””‘“"'“" """“°‘\ by the ‘““"“l‘

l W9 H°lWte"‘Pt"‘l t" *""“li‘ three short haul races was haw conded the resomtionv and J’ P and salt companies were ntunulllcd tilt'

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fyiiig_tlc ci e. . _

S`blllt 0" U-ll l0Ul\“lU‘\l l-i""“"‘l"‘ by Him- -L J' Hmihes' He S 0 ‘ . ' ` the Venezu an governmen e r Hwon ` y ' l* fi-il up t the rutcs from Montreal to 'Fl€1flil\l=T»_ Albe\`i0“t~u:Bl1¢‘1 Bl:-f0I;ti0'l; yem__ A0 me time uf the ingcellf

yholllxirhlgd tlllltlt llllocll'llll'llcl'f. ;l__tl.lii\»lln. Halifax and Sid/i}Ii;YwW5:§ llh(:Gt¥;’lnLi$e‘\?;‘:,(;§g°0o gngfwglcrezulii; tion of the concessions, Mr. Williams, |who_ took his telcgraiii to tliolofhviii only from one third \to on. a. ,on freight' They Wanted u mm Un (ne the representative O, the syndicnm M

` ` " 1"* ----*-7 ‘ Caracas, protested, declaring tfhe gov-

ll led fle libel Tho will' --0 i ________________T____.f-" long haul

puiisi . . ` _V ___,,,,____ _ ’

iii l'll'sf, but litter bound bcuft ovor. _ _ I ~~- erumenvs action to be both minmm l

" l in 1* north of Sun Francisco.

J. (Ji, Miwrloliiilil itjipoitwil on sinii G N LWS and ega

I “ """ bl"“g} t by Sw" who “bl ' The matter was 'orouitht to the ut- ___ _ __ __ _..A_-- - --_-.,-_'tru 1; _.:.;;__.' ‘._°'_,______.-~---*r°*,_.i

ini' lf u 1, _ ' . T ». ciisctl him ot' lilwl in i-.bumgiilg that the l , , , __ . ._ ‘ - - f l-mln Vnllo' liiinds Co.. haul __]0nt0,-mimsnli, FIUFSHC0. llg?-E-i,0;i:fldllhvsiiglngfgv,hlrldlgililmaiilliiil

siiskntt li , ,lf _ 0 k “ U Aug 20 K

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In S tt *wmom Nm 5 B “‘“"’“t“re' sch' Fran ‘that the British government could n A * A A * A h A h

“mlm ,l mgtid tl` -h r o iiliil uuid DOUG” °' 0 M g0nlv\vli(i.lsmrlll\`<ly:'to wprlwl; git. liolwue G’““t° Wallace' sch Dlairlthlltiirenitii not interfere until nll means to se B ' ` Dmrmm' Montague' sc ' tur ' I cure redress through the Venezuela

bound ovei \i)» $200. Cmt1pm;n` pugxwush, Bch. Ven 6, courts had exhausted. ( E t ¢ F

'-"°*""‘ """'“""’”“` [ini , ugwas .

zo--Cleared-sch. Frank, Grant. I (GREAT 'BRITAIN n fles or

\ll'V{nllace. sch' Dmnllh?r?l1MlJ`L‘llA:r: - l I ’ _. . m""/iiiii-i"°'N"°'§' iff* SUP Pllllil "im lllll lillilllllllll S BIB lllll lllldll ll BB 3:31' Pugwaeli. sch. llnion, Gerrion, ` _ _V _ ~ _

eutmos" _ 'ri'/li.a-dvs cents war ~ M niiimwghw. po# sfnlini-‘mere content- --‘-’“i *_ 1”* -

l~!Ali'i‘H TREMBLED

IN CALIFORNIA

EUREKA, Cul., Aug. 20. -- Two :harp cartliqunkc shocks were felt here this morning. The* first; was ut. 3 o'cloclr, and the *second 5.45. `The F st, was the heavier, and did _'ohne damage to the walls of old huilillngs, hilt no one waainjurcd. llrocknry in many housvs wus; `|irol¢- cu and the sleeping inhabitants wcri-.

best interests of the I. O. F. and ¢g_ uentlal to, its ,contlnuancekon ni peg. manent basis,

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REGINA. Aug. I1-(Bpnewi-rrp, Om” Of diipiity Minister of Agricul- ture here will be odered to Pi-og, Vllmminlls of Truro.

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SHANGHAI. Ani. 20.-The ei '. 3 , ,, - \ - ‘ rl-1" lxilfi. 4 lisding C mesa new rpiipe .niiiiieiits l1i_i:_\~0m1,]e te,-ms u Fu , liggested alliance between the Ui ', -.trims and China for the purposg,

niifly opposing the Japanese. V ipvl' _rlecnres that China inns* .pinl internal reforiizs and not li..

lliiiiives.

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HALIFAF Allgr. 20.---Holi, F_ L_

Hlisziirll, ln; ri- .if Prince Edward Island, following ilia biiofaddress iii vvliii-li he elidorsed Premier H;iz9|,'| plo:i._ for more representation for tho .\lariti1no Provinces. As happy liomaq can be iiiudo in these provinces by the sea as in the Vl'estei'n Provinces, and although many Maritime Provincinlists have gone West, they have been lifil by thu ;.i;i'e:it inducements there. A1. iliougli wnliiwo lost them to flm niiaf wo have not lost them to Cillia/du. iiiiil l tnink wo will liave many of them mick soon he said.

SPANISH ROYALTIES. ,.__.

SAN SEB.~\S'l`l.\N, Aug. 20.-King

Alfonso and Qin-on Victoria left hers to- llity on the south express The queen is going to flii-. isle of Wight to visit her iliutliw. l’i'i1iccss Beatrice of Button- l»ui'g,__ hut will stop over in Paris for a day, _iiic<vgnifo. King Alfonso will ac- i‘oinp:iny thc Queen -.Ls for as Bordeaux, \-'lu~ro lic will reiiiuiu over night in orili>r to 1-iiiiblo l’i'<>i'o..~u-roi* Moureu. \vho opei'i\ti:il on his nose Inst year. to make un oxuiiiiiiiilion of thut organ. Tomor- r<i\v the King will go aboard his yiiuht (lirnliln sud sail for Bilbao to att/end the i'egiitfil thi-re.

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MAN GORBSD TO

DEATH BY BULL.

BELVILLE, (mt-, Aug. 20.-Charles

Kctchcson, n pionie. farmer and rominent rcsiilcnt of Sydney town- ship, was gorcd to death by a bull lost night.

ctclioion who was seventy five

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LONDON,Aug. 20.-The visits paid

by King Edward to Emperor William

__, ~._ _. .. ' A‘;l'cf;l;E;'f'e§:g_'_;c:;,e§_Jo§;h£3%sL:§; at Cronherg and to Emperor Francis

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' Aug' 21 ledredhschv 8 gin 1' 45 mlm gms kwked ul) B Very hmwy tant in ohlcial circles. as effecting the

Anderson. Picton, sch. Loc 0 . sea on Lake Ontario not night aiidlrelat-ions 0| Great Britain Germmy -rw-sir*-i» raise:i>:..:°:i:»°i‘.ai1,“°iu':.~.°.rii.ti:T....1 '

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f mistress complete the pr0gl'Bf“» 'flux gamut' lf;m.e_ Summa,-sid., make pore, Theggeamers Nm-gh Kmgl It is understood that King liiduerdi

.`.llss McDonald in the sweet ha is auu Caspian were unable to i-ross nnd particularly wished to see luiiill0i'0\} “Just for Yong' tied up at Canadian i-ts, The gun-,William to arrange a. visit for him

_ EXTRA, ---’-‘_'“""' boat Sandovullput bacllointn port nfteriself and Queen Alexandra to Berlin

A Night od Terror. This mm'LEPER ESCAl’El~l trying to reach Oswego where the in return for the Emperors visit to Brsated such universal admirstlmi.. FROM QUARANTINE tralningehip wnsfo assist in the enrei-iLondon, and His Maieety‘the Ktng uint New woniiei-lend niauazeuueni -' fninnient nf the Suite Vnlnntwr Fire- nine wnnma to snow the onnnnnn ny

'“"" mens Associutioii (‘on~.i<lvrnliln dum- ms 1-elagiong with his myai nqpiisw

“Gent scenery is the part of the en~

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mat' Th’ 'nt l' "n 'umm mduud O D ow 1 li house reserve TOMBSTONE, Anz.,_ Aug. 20,-Mfr. nge was caused to cottages along the “mt the ententes which had ben,

bl 1 , - . man trons of t e lyegugmuogfx sg: .znjgl-',?::l~|r|‘;lli gliturdslypanltlit ion their evening. .Wai-dwell, the f[i1\1\_1fli;“¢"l° l°§°‘}-_Wl‘l}‘:“’ lin" f"°“*- in-ought about with his influence had l“`°lZi'Am is'une of thelfianest. I at New Wonderland. Bud Ulf: °f “°:‘1‘;mle“”':|'0 ‘lf m:§:p“m,(}__ nlmsg __ _ not been aimed against German?

‘A Stolen Dann is s deep laid, them should seeh tsl;-o“r(:'m;lton go. mga] a Southern lllwmc "ni" fm . - _-___ __

not U' md mm’ ° B Callbmla Otmdenled sd too late ful' clan- "-_° "

to iiiinre another by mean! . .

seg ._, fg grlmlmion to the hi8!°l¢ _

TCI Property, and tus story wil: Five can th magimpio Be svdcaslnn will .be found on page M,nm_d.` Liniment Cum com em

Joseph at lschl, while not likely to

startled into wiikeliilness.

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.rare slightly cracked.

it is nit believed that any serious

.Iaiuagc resulted in the town. al- ibou h the walls ol the court ho\l.~:r;

Eureka ss on the const, 215 miles

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. years ol age, was bringing the cows liomc from pasture when the savage nnimul attacked him, breaking both his lcgs..~ind inflicting injuries of wliicli the old iiian died in a. few

hours. \

The race sisris Monday evening Aug 24th

si 6 o'clock from s line in front of The Guardian

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, Place of Club they _

Name ` Residence Represenv .

Arthur W.Gsudet Charlottetown Abegweit James Connolly St.\’eier's Road Victoria Nelson Winchester Chsrlotteiown George Prowss Charlottetown Josp.l’.Monsghsn !ielIy‘s Cross Sterling Phillips Summerside Leo. lsnnsn Brid8¢l0W'\ Joseph Gsudet Charlottetown

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