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COBALT, Sept. 9.-The manage- ment of the N'. S- mine has offered ;l0U0 for information lee/ding to the arrest of the parties concerned in .thc llbstraction- of the bullion from the gnfc in the mihl. ' ,_ , The announcement -has creatcd great

uciil-ment and the town is overrun

Qrlvntc dectectives and sleutbs.

A ifiil SINEEI _

CAN ACCIIIENI

Bmcial to`Thc Guardian. ST JOHN, Sept.; 9--A dIst'ress'lng accident, rt-slitting the death of Ed- ward franc. occurred on Rodney \‘»r.arf this nfternoon. - 'Ihr unfortllnate Man 'was rnlli-_lit between two street cars and hol'ribly lnnllgled, deatll ensuing ln 3 few mln.

ntcs.

INHESI EIHES-A

NAIIIINAI IIANCEH

OTTAWA, Sept. 8-During the punt summer forest fires have been dl-vouring the growth of centuries with ruthless rapacity. Northern On- tario, Manitoba and British Colum bin have suffered most. Fine tracts of lncrchantable timber worth mil lions of dollars have been destroyed, s|||u_lrc mile upon square mile of young growth coming on to supply the demands of the future has been

TORONTO Sent 9-'rnc olctc

ll11S¢Y. England, "Al'l1lY manoeuvars are in full

British army is concentrated here ready to march against the enemy

PIIPE IMPNESSEI]

Sfsecial to The Guardian. ROME. SBIR- 9'-Sllellking yester- day Pope Plus declared that lrrlrnln and Canada, by the way in which two Eucharistic congresses in Lon- don and Montreal were welcomed, gave all lands s lesson in tolerance and liberty. _

THE DRILL FAD '

IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TORONTO, Sept. 8-At a recent

meeting of the School Board here Trustee Smith made a _vigorous pro- test against the over-doing of the drilling business in the schools. When Villltlllg a school not long ago he folmd “V0 h0YS busily cleaning guns

Hanson, Minister of Duncairn Presby~ teria/n church, Belfast, Ircliand.

As a result of a resolution passed

at a ullitsd meeting of the Evangelic-

The service held last evening was

larg ly attended, the main floor of the choolroom as well as the galler- ies beinlg well filled.

On the pllatform were the speakers

of t-he evening, Rev. T. W. Murphv and T. C. James, who acted as chairman.

The service was opened by the sing-

ing of the "Old H\mdretl1" and the reading dl a scripture lesson and of- fering of prayer by Rev; Mr. Mur- phy. A '

The »Vcn. lrchdeacon Madden was

first called upon by the cb-airmen.

al Alliance held in Toronto two years ago, these gentlemen have been

l _sent as a deputation to Canada in the

interests of Christian union.

e s

and in opening his address referred to t e fact that seven years ago he had addressed a meeting here in connec- tion with the British sind Foreign Bible Society. He remarked that he had enjoyed that visit very much, an he was now back again to find

on reasonable and intelligible lines against the a/ttacks made upon the doctrines of Christianity. is it not necessary that every Christian should stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of the sacriflcé at Calvary.

The Bishop o: London at the open-

ing of the new Cathedral at Halifax stated that nine tenths of the doc- trines held by the Church of England were held by the other orthodox Christians. The object of the Allian- re is to bring men in different chur-

mon end-defence of the holy scrip- tures, of the great doctrine of the atonement, and of the spirit of unity.

Dcnomin-ationsl opposition, as it

were, is crippling the work of ev- angelization in the mission deld, and cripples the work of grappling with the great problem in the far west.

Space will not permit of full jus-

tice being done to the Archdeacon's excellent address, bllt his closing words cannot but ‘appeal to all :

“Let us set a standard; let us feel

that there is something in a new

land with possibilities that will give to Christendom a fresh vision of the

<1 _

and whe » that the citizens of Charlottetown Christ-not torn, and bleeding be- hud beennathii ‘€R\;,dt0ki‘3whiIn‘;“Ii5t ty; were the nonc_the less hospitable. Icause of the divisions of sis pcoplc, an al1,,l,,y ,oh The Evnncsllfal Al1isn¢e._nnld the-but exalted and honored; in cnc

while the Showing of the Cadets Archdcacon, ls intended to bind iogct-Amidst of the seven golden candle.

when I, vi d b G I ' ber all good Christian people v.'ho|sticks, in the midst of _the Church

e ewe y enera Si J h _

French. was plmslng and sgtisffufiwlsh to work in harmony, love endfmystlcal, the church invisible. stands

wiln-d out of existence, In `N0\-tllern t - fellowship for the extension ofithe Son of God, the Son of Man,

Ontario, where bllt a thin layer of n?,Il,y§a;e;0hghiirlgieihihzhtliehciouhq Chrlst’s kingdom and for the defence‘and the nearer we.get to Him, the

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vel;<-tllllle mould covers the rocks thc soft, oozy forest floor, the only

strvnln flow has been completely de- stroyed, leaviug a cheerless rocky waste for generations to come.‘ Even if no thought' be given to the num- bcr of livcs lost, it must be admit- ted that the. loss occasioned this yenr by forest fires has been nothing T short of apalling. _ (Inn nothing be done, then, to pre- vcni, this loss? The answer is that

hope of vegetation and elluable H

anageme

minhti0ns_ T00 much drill wus one of evangelical,” scriptural a-nd _blblcai nearer We get £0 €&0h Other- V of the ,_easo,,s for this, he hmcici truth. 'rhnt is its platform. 'rhere| After the slnslns 01 o hymn. Rel.

e moved that h it 1 have been attacks made upon the doc- Mr. Hanson, _who was next called _up-

erea er, un ess s e- _ _ , .

muy Ordered by the band’ no pulfm trlnes of Christianity-upon the sup- on, spoke stllrlngly of the presslrlg

ALLIANCE

Rev Geor e H Hanson 'ond lrchdeucoh Madden Deliver Splendid Dis-

;...... ,... l.;n......._. ......l ...n..n..... Treatise of the‘Sulllect- Heard: hyd Lorge Audience.

swing. 'rue wirclc division cl thc I ' ._+ ' ‘ ' -

The Quwws Own Rm” are Btandm' Amost eloquent plea for the promot- remacy of God's word-upon the in- necessity for_ denominational unity the hard marching well. None of tllnrri I0" °‘ E'VIB“£1¢l`ICB-I AUIBUW Bhd Chlisf- camauon' atonement 'fmd r°9“"`°°‘I and compemtxon’ Them IB no “hunk d,.om,,,d out today though many mwlan Unity and Cooperation was hm, tion. It bchccvcc all christian rncn anywhere that can clnlmnn1f»nnr<»ly

in the regular re img *_ ... ihy those present at the servlcehem without any nn;-1-nw mlndedness 0,- of Christian virtue and saintship.

8 rl s aiu. _

The Regulars _ cheered the Queew. lash evening in SL Ph“1s.Sch°0h.Do,m_iuncharitable feelings towards the ifllel mellnbcigs oif éhethghurch boftegns

Own lustily as the latt h d l _ at which the speakers were the fVe1ler - Great scholars of the day. £0 l°¢‘/lTl°lll- an ' t ° “DE S ' . Pres y an’ lto position." e'r marc 9 n ble T. J. Maddell,Archdeacon of Ilivell'-I "er that We are here as 5 Christian the Cungregumnahst can an Point' I --____ pool, England, and Rev, George H, PSOPIH. t0 defend the _word of God on *U their individual heme” “"5 “mf”

tyrs. There are some 450,000 .mission- ,ary societies in existence and these jsocieties have sent out 15,000 mis- ‘sionaries of which 13,000 were sent out by non-episcopalian churches. If ,you were to judge a Cl\rlstian's fidel- Eity to Christ by his diligence in flll- filling his last commission to go illto

church can hold aloof and say, "l alone am doing the will of the Lord".

There is only one church against

chef; t0geth¢r_ to work lm- one com, which Hades shall not prevail, and

that is the church within the church. That church never perishes. It may |be hidden to the cye of man but it is always plain to the eye of God.

The _question every Christian should

ask himself is not do I belong to the Chllrch so much as do I belong to Christ; not have I been baptised by water. but have I been baptised with the spirit of Christ, not have I re- ceived Holy Communion but have I received Christ, the blood of life, in-

Rev. Mr. Hanson closed his ad-

dress with the expressing of the hope that on the great day when nfl peo- ple having to stand before God, may. he knelt together, not by mere at-

tacllment to a Church, but with the seys won thirty prizes, six dipiolnlls

living bond of faith and hope and love, and the one great object for loving-the abiding Christ.

The service, which will long he re-

membered by thosc present, was fit- tingly closed by the singing of that grand old hymn "Stand up, stand up for Jesus, and a benediction from Al-chdeacon Madden.

ecelve more than 30 minutes ll,-111 - - - - - - - - - ~ - ~ - - - - - - - » ----,--=---=-.-.-.-.-.-_--.-.---_---_-------------=-=-ff-----------------A-A----‘-‘--=-‘-'-'-'-'-'-'-`-`-'-'-'-‘~'~'--'f-‘-'-`-'=-’-'-‘-'-'-‘-'-‘-‘-‘-*-‘-‘=- “P Week ill “A1001 ll°11l‘S~ WHITE cinemas l;-los'roN.Llc.H'r. Avllvron TURNED. sloli ' -CHINESE FIRE ARM The mot‘r1<;ncO:xv\»;:_ttreferrel1 to the - ‘ DURING 'l'HnlLl.1NG Fl.iGH'r. HAS GREAT POWER. 1 ee' _-_ Bosrou, Mans., scpt. s-ovcr land -- _ --

HE UNIONS ARE and sen, claude Grnncrn-whltc, cr DEAUDILLE, Fra-ncc, sept. s. -, LONDON. Sent- 8-The Chinese

DEFYING THE LEADERS England, hailed /Ohh to Boston llghtr Leon Morane, the French aviator,w‘.lu_ Ulilifaly 8llth0l`iti%S HFC Clelhlied Wflfll

m ' and rctnrncd late yesterday in his inode e Sensational monoplnnc lllshln H “‘@S“`° ‘U l"““° “ll f°f 105'* “me

LONDON Sept 8-It rarely hap- B191-101, ,lm on to the lhnllits f eclipsing his own world's record for! ill the Mt Of WHl‘f8l‘6~ The new rifle

nnlcil can be donc._ The sollltion of pl-ng in the case _of aserious labor 40 000 peoplge 'the hl-stpmmpehihgh nl-'gitnqlg by flying to a_»helh-nt ,_-,lf which has been adopted by the

~ ‘ ’ 'ch G

nr, ccpcclnlly when it tskc tl ’ '- - ‘ 8471 l t, n d cnrllli ;- r e 'e c .' lllene Ovnrnlnnnt is the Manner nl

words---pllblic sentiment. The two form of a lockollt, that public Sopllf iffghtoeme 32126 Zf$%:?`-gogigxiegdfléigéxs whege he feacied hisngigtilxegtrlnask' 1888, but on lil. scale thrice as large as Illlllvlbal causes of forest fires are lon almost unanimously supports-the aero meet at Atlantic The course the motor of ,the machine S“ddenlv'the original model, tllus the calibre cnmln-|~s and railways, and public employers. Such is the attitude of was one 0133 miles l,el',,g a shmlghh stoppem and the monophme began h_will be fifteen milometers, and the oplnlonvmust he brought to bear up- tm. British pllbllc towards the Shih, awe (hw 0! a little over 7 miles long and remarkahhe glide howard, the length, without reckoning the b_ayo_n-|

on these. The tourist-camper docs lmllde,-S' Federatlon Whlcl I -_ Y e . ~ d_ 1 _ d -. _ et, will be slxty-two lnclles, while ltsi

d' l (1 30 000'l, 1 I mkmman to the light’ In the Umar harbor’ earth' The mr man punge "own weight will be over forty-four pounds

the pruhiem_ is indicated in two W

not nt _all realize the extent of the 1 dsmllge which his unextingllished 1; camp- iirc may do. .Laws against n

leaving cnmp fires burlning are al- read on the statu Dc s,_but it is ` q\litEeL7e`vulcnt ThaL their observance I,” rests mainly with .the tourist him- nl self. llc must. be impressed with the vcry serious nature of his offence. L lf a man nuts fire to a building, he is conrictrll of arsonnnd sent to Prison ns zl felon, but if his nuexrtin-

lions of dollars worth of tilnber and 1-, pcrllllps destroys human life as well, h

he is, nt best, made to pay a small 1

fine. When public opinioll views this 1 cnl~cll-ssllrss of tho camper as u crim- innl ncf. null frowns upon him accord- inlify, considerable progress. will' have been made in lessening_t.hc nllm-

ber of forest fires from this cause.

lint it is the railways that spread

the most destruction. Traversing, as they do, the great lone stretches of uninhabited timber nleus, the sparks frunl their locomotives start numer- ous fires that gain great headway before being detected. Too often the right-nf-way, piled thick with inflam- mnblo rubbish, furnishes a tinder box for till-so conflagrations. The owner of destroyed property along the line bus- found it almost impossible ilndcr thc present laws to get damages from the railway company, so diffi- cult is it to fix the responsibility, und so expensive is the process of litigation. I-n order to lessen the nllnlbl-_r of fires dlle to this cause, the Committee on Forests of the Crllnmissioni of Conservation has flfllbosed to make the railways pecu- ninrify responsible. It has recom-| mended that there be added to the Iinilwny Act a clause making themI

Y 15111 Bne ', oi erma ers in ~ ll 5 1; d tg (lr 1- lle Snug,-11511 and English yarns nl; Xfhlfxrngagnr?;§;aI;g?,;_s;hi2 ingréngsg ;arth: gg'0ul:5nT2f“sm§:'s iggmlnufhfe Of course such. a heav rifle couldI °‘-m yesterday' _' total mileage. The Englishman made IBcI`0l1l`0lh¢

. Y

not be managed by one man; hencel

An nsresrnent made eighteen lr 40 l t 1 3-5 'rn li l&~"m I” "““‘“°‘1 “Y “me” “°1“i*=’”» ‘mths 33° '“E*'*°""‘\’°°“'°vh°n”t°dII fe' Nlvhriltlhr ifoilt is 5:21? lllleetstered bc!CE;Il:‘3ntIlllse on the :elution field saw “\.-ll'nlleI two of wlwm will bear the weapon ‘ml

eatedly and the authorities cannot h 'l t T d ~ hh -HI 1 ~ d d ~¢_.h fl-~ Mlm I- __'th9il‘ right Bh0llldI=l"B. While f-he third'

hmmm discipunm mee coses nex_ ues ay mg , wi panlng ownwar wi lg s _mu sight the “He am, than me it

give him the big money ofthe meet. pidlty and it was feared that thc . _ ' lt was the first clear day of thc meet aviator had met with an uriidl-.it. “he "ew Iemarged Mauser 'line “Wm

OST WIFE AND . and while the wind blew a stiff 12 to Several automobiles were -lcnllatclmd Santé' 4'.'3)0by“r(Il5i' Fld lt“ehl“1°I.: tuild

'THREE CHU DRFN. . - . . __ Y 1 W1 9 CY 1" |168 LUN P01" 0 2

‘ h 1 J 14 miles from the northwest most o hurriedly to the place where it was its initial velocity will be 2,200 feet

_BTU JOHN’ Sept 8__AnthDny Cum thsmlinyilgrlzduallg softehed to easy expected the llzhach-ine wsluld ble dhsill-I per Heconi In fact’ if this new rme

gnisllvd ollllipj flre hllrns down mil- ningham's wife died. today. Since Elisha T103? Bigghcuigifsahhure of the ggttiorgegiit mugs? ;‘§;t[g;I'C;h;““5“' were not tuoéclumsy, it would be a

" ` decidedly da gerous and effective

ng collgh.

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The railways are exempt from this fine if they can show that they have the best modern appliances on their locomotives to prevent the emidslon of sparks, that their employees have not shown negligence .in conducirlg to the starting of the fire, and that they have maintained nn efficient and properly equipped staff of fire-rang- ers. In other words, the Committee proposes to lessen the number of fires caused by sparks from locomo- tives by having the railways fined for the damage they do, unless they take every possible precaution to prevent such damage. This is obvi- ously a fair recommendation as re- gards botb the railways and the pub- lic, and the effort to have it made law is worthy of public support. Every Canadian is deeply inrerfsted in the protection of our forests; for each forest fire means that he and his children will have to pay higher prices for every foot of lllmlier they uso. Such a measure, for the preser- vation of ouc forests, as that recom- mended b the Committee on For

liable to a fine of $1,000, recoverable hi' snnmory prosecution _before n sti- | ilvnllinry magistrate or.two justices of tin- poncc, for every fire started by Sfrnrkn from their locomotives. .lt makes no diderence whether the fire .begins outside the rignt-of-way or

spreads therefrom to adloining land. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Dandruli. Bailey took -up the éhase and under

ests of th; Commission of '?ol:serva- tion should‘, therefore, commend it- self to every public-spirited citizen and newspapers in Canada.-Govcrrr ment Bulletin, N0. 4.

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Allerton life-savers, Grahame-White

P I S sped on toward the Beacon of the

o 0 s . .

A few days ago, reports the “Ga- zcttl-," n nhqal of porpolses or black fish were driven ashore at Cape Kil- nnrc, nnd surge quantity cl nu in

inf-_nurse of manufactllre. Some of Alle fish were 22 feet long- ~ 'l`hc resignation of E. R. Humph- nys. hcnd-rnastcr. cf thc High school fum been banded ln. The following was thc staff for the year 1847: Head muster, E. R. Humphreys; Bud, John Kenney; 3rd, John Arbucffls, lvl. A.; teacher- of French, Mr. Nelis. The officers of the Highland Socie- AY for the your wire! Lielit.-Col., B. <:. nncflcnnla cl onus Quran. Per.- rrtunl chief; Preuidedh shlor 0. D. Hanlon; vlcc-Pruidcn ,_ il but Fin- layson; 'f‘ra‘as'urdf, Robert McKil; Secretaries, John McNeill and Rob- ert McKinley; Directors, W. McGill, Arbuekle, Watson, ,J. W. Morrison, J. Purdie. The following, were the Wesleyan ministers, according bo the station

B. Strong.

The S. S. Electra, Capt. Bouverie.

sailed from this port on the 30th August. Sir Henry Vere Huntley, Lieut.-Governor, went as a passeng- er to Quebec to visit the Earl of

El in.

gn Saturday the Baptist meeting

house at Three Rivers was destroyed by fire. James Cullen and BtBPh°ll Buff”

,were arraigned before T. B. _Tren- _,mal'P, and fined ten shillings each I_and costs for dlscllariflllff 3DiB'10l- 'the ball of which struck James Mc- Natten and indicted a danS°l`°“5

W0\l . Lnqlflncncd from cnc cnlnrlrd °l

‘ K ll C fn n the leth s barons

six days as _arrfvinl W4 °E°"°“`° °"

cunt, nn thc year lm; _,charlotte-Ica at thc or-some

lnwn. ucv. Charles novell and Rcv. William McCarthy; Bodsqua, Rev: J.

higher than Brookins, who was up

On the Boston light trip White, at

an elevation of approximately 1,000 feet, headed his great bird toward the sea. I-Ie cleared Sfluantllm head- lsnds by fully 500 feet and soon drop- ped below the sight of those on the field far out over the harbor. His departure had been wigwagged by sailors stationed in the grand stand to s fleet of torpedo boat destroyers scattered over the harbor. Immedi- ately Stringhan, McDonogh and

sea sailors There was no race, for the contest was too unique. He came over the field 1500 ifeet in the air, circled the pyfon far below and was off again for a second trip to the light before the thousands below had hardly time to catch their breath, much less to send up an unheard, yet just as enthusiastic cheer. The sec- ond round of the course was done with the same marvellous precision and wonderful speed and at 5.21 p. m., White was bacfl on the field to receive the congratlllations of offi- -cials s unconcerned as if he had dono the liNE1st commonplace thing, instead of having made 33 miles in 40 min- utes snd 1 3-5 seconds and sct s mark which bids fair to win _him $10,000. . '

CHICAGO MARKETS.

the baggage of Chinese passengers

some inquiries aslto what the pow- ers are in a case' of this sort. The Cllinaman and his baggage were booked to Mexico, and in some rc- spects‘ would be treated ns going through in bond. As Mexico prolli- bits"the importation of opium, how- ever, tlle Celestial is in trouble in any case.

GLASS WAS TORN

FROM MAN'S HAND.

LENOX, Mass., Sept. 8-Lightning

struck the Lenox Golf Clulrhouw, set it aflre and stunned a dozen or more gold players and caddles who had taken refuge there.

Duncan Cryder of New York was

drinking a glass of ginger pop when the bolt knocked the glass from hln hand and carried it across the room, setting it upright on stable.

COOL.

TORONTO, Sept. 10-Fresh to

strong westerly winds; fine and cool.

The 'length of today will be twelve

and forty-four minutes.

The _ temperature -at three o'clock

this morning was fifty-three degrees above zero.

Tho lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was sixty-_two degrees s- bovc zero and the highest was sixty- sight above up till nine p.m. The lowest recorded the previous night

. `_

oming to St. John in May Cunning- h _ ' ,~ _ . '

am lost his wife and three children, gsggdwss syr;€,;lg)mté_%hI;i§Y§=;-%J$_ 2;T;'_g';g m(;";;)pll1';‘:1‘2{s.h°1!‘};;‘g" ;;’.l;'f‘n‘;fi1 weapon. _ - he latter being can-led on by wh°°E" WF ‘BP00kil'lS~ The latter. il1~B~ that he had tried witnout 'success to KIN(,.q MAPDEN QIHTER

' Wright hlDl8ll8 hlld IUSID Stal*-Bd "Om start the motor, and thalt the velocity ’ ` , _ ` ,

the field Oil B flight f0I‘ altitllde When Of the deggenf, gagged an lltttlck of Is A NEIIVOUS WHEOK' the Englishman finished his over-wat: nausea and maddenilig- hammering of *-

er flight- Grnharn-e-White. keen to cnc cnrdrurns whllc thc viclcnt gel-tc I0-.,-DON Se - ~

. _ - _ . . . pt. 8.-Princess Vic-

Illailltalll his S\lDl`€l1\8l”Y lll BVQFY of wllld threatened to capslze the torlhrs condition is ,musing her mo. event. at Once took up a nrllrlnl crnft. Nevertheless, he controlled the the, Queen Alexh,,d,.,,, great ahxh chase in his Bleriot monoplane. Then machine ln its wild night’ and was ew » For some time ,the Uowager began Such 9- °0_l\f'°S¢ as -has 991501” able at the last moment to avoid a Que`c“.s second daughter has been been Wi't“°“ed 1" the World-_'M"“°' barbed wire fence narrowly and land gmwmg more and more hervdhs and plane against biplane’ the night to easily- I when King Edward her father flied

the heavens continued’ the é h k 1 t E ll et h I 9|- L wasplike winging higher than its bul- BIG Opllllvl gE1ZUR1§_ 8 S 035 comp e " y ps er “‘ V kier competitor and after about 15 , °‘f1‘fh;’y;ri'I'l‘éess is subject to mr or

‘ir h$gl?;InC:;tes3t4k;?) izillgxgrgegrox VICTORIA, Sept. I8-While Gus- extreme despond-ency, which are be- earhh_ He had ascended 300 leeh toms Officer Scoullar was searching coming more frequent and are resist-

ing every expedient in the way of

1 1 _ B kl h_ who arrived on the Empress of Ja- change of scene and cheerful company

ggaglihlghge,350,3;g257lV}ZhhflsEr;,?lEfer pan, hs came across_300 pounds ofIwhich ilas been tried to alleviate in the day Ralph J0h.nstOne_ ,mother opium _ln a trunk, whlcll at present them, Sbe_ls now at Harrogate with Wright aviator in 8 hipllme of alhm_ value is worth landed here, $15,000 some companions and two nurses. mum constmctlony had made an as. The Opium COIDPIHCCIY fllled “_ ffllllk They never leave her alone, but find it ccnt of 2375, giving nun second place and WHS the Property ql a bhlnnmnn _iucreasmlrly dlfllcnlt to interest her tc Gralnunc-white in the nltltndc who was some tn Mexico- lrn anything. The lending nerve spew- even1;_ The GIBPOSBI Of the Ollilllll Cl1\‘30d alists of all Europe hav-e been cun-

sulted about her case. I After n time the Princess in linin- to Balmoral to visit her brother. King George. She is thc only one of King Edward's daughters who is sin- _glo. The eldest wed the Duk-c of l~‘ifc, »thc youngest is Queen of Norway.

(lA'l"TLE EMBAIIGO

HAS BEEN RAISED.

0'f"f`AWA, Sept. 8.-The govern-

- ment. has removed the prohibitory or- der against the importation of cattle from the United Kingdom consalnent upon tho outbreak there of the foot and mollth disease. Assurances have been received fronl the British Board of Agriculture 'chat the disease is now stamped out and this being thc case thc embargo has been raised.

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V1\0 LET, a. pleasant, fllrnisll-:ll bed I _ room. Board if desired. .\_p|»1y fo 48 Elm Avenue '» lfnialnd

imba o n o ' _ __ _ _.___ __ ~_ _ __ _ _ '_ _._

called the Entcrbriic of 388 tons, OHIO-*G0~ BWI" 9_ Ispecmm w'.},1,°m:l’;1:°`;:3lal?;)v1?{gn 11,15 n¢g¢r.,WANTED. at once. a hculcmnld. copper fastened 411°- ll‘°l“ '=\‘° "lil" d 1 _,ow ,,n.,,~..» Good wages. Apply tc :nun sni- 1 _ N London a October Wheat 961 noon at 3.09 an omol _ _ _ yard 0! J- C- Elm' °" » S lemhe, wh,” um noon at 35, . lllvan. srlrhtnn villa, so n..¢ntnn “ff “““"’“’ ““”°' "“““'°'"° mg' oslcncr corn `. " ' srl 'rhe rnccn rises his cvcnlng nt e.zi~R°Ml- 9'-’\'<l¢l cal ed the Echo' oth hdsfgtnzhc past September BM and tomorrow evzning at 6.20 and BOWLING, Bur-lr¢'s Alley unacr

8"” "5"" eu r 1 _ September Pork NifIrises tomorrow morning at 5.33 and market. Open lawflli d-nys. f-'fn C0

Monday morning at 5.84. olcven. ‘J-81111'

" - Tilt! t C. I ht C 9.81 fl -1-°'~'~°°--°-'

togilgast ;;?t`:°Itl1d at Gd' and po” Mlnard's Llnlmont rolievsa Nenralgia. tcmorll¥E::nni;Bh: atm1g.07.° “B Minardrl Linimcnt for sale ¢\'eryWh¢l`¢~ Alld Q" Shi" mid- 0"" mme- h¢Y0“‘1 lllelllull' °f RW- G~ R~ Wllitv-

the world and preach to sinners what _

to my soul. _

IIILINWS AN

I ACCIIIENI

Special to The Guardian.

ST. JOHN, Sept. 9-As the result

of yestcrday's shooting, Thus. l‘ilil- lips, a prominent merchant, was this afternoon arrested. ,

Phillips was the owner of the gal-

lery wh-ere the tragedy occurred and he is charged with not adopting pro- per llrecaluions against an acci-if-.nt.

The, exhibition attendance fell oil

today owing to extremely disagree- able weather. Up to the present there was only one really flue -lrly all

week. -

A PIIUMINENI IAWYENS IIEAIH

Slr.-cial to Tile Guardian. WA?-iIlNG'I‘()N, Sept. 9-A des-

patch from Beverly. M-ass., announrcs the sudden death of Lloyd Ilowelo, Solicitor-General for the United' States. Bowers was slated for the supreme

court bench, _

_i,___._,_

P. E. I. EXH|NIIlIII'S

CEIEAI SUCCESS

Slusciul to The Guardian.

ST. JOHN, Sept. ‘J--liopcr’s gueril-

an-d eight medals at the St. lol-ll cia- hibition.

Lca's and Clark's Hol- stein Herd won 28 prizes' inclllding eleven iirsts,'tllrce diplom- as, three silver rnredals, both junior cllanipionships slid thc Grind “Champion Mllic prize."

(Jephas Nunn won forty prizes on

sheep-twenty-four firsts, tell seconds and six thirds.

'l‘lle cash winnings of the three Is-

land exhibitors total one tliullszlnd dollars. _ `

SHAREH()Ll)FiltS OF '

UNION 1lA'l`IFY SALFI.

HALIFAX, Sept. 8.-At il. lnccting

yesterday of the shareholders in the Union Bank of Halifax tu con:-l`ldcl‘ the agreement for sale of tile Uuionl to the lloyul flank of Canada the ac-I tion of the directors was unanimous-' ly approved, `25,!i55 shares voting out of 30,000. ,The officers wel-c authori- zed to proceed with the formalities, notify the Treasury Board and sft-er the follr weeks’ notice had been com- pleted, finish the transfer ull-d close the whole matter. _William llobettson .was appoint-, ed chairman afhl ill. I.. Thorne. secrci tary of the meeting. Tile agrou- :nent of sale and other documents in connection therewith were read.

25,955 out of 30,000 shares of the

Union flank were represented either in person or by proxy of the value of $1,297,750 ullt of $1,500,000 capital. Upon the vote bei-ag taken to ratif_\I th-e sale to the Iioyai Bunk, the_voi.e` stood 25,055 for nlld none ng;|,insf._

EMPINE CENINE

IN IIINININ

Special to The Guardian.

LONDON, Sept. 9-The Earl of Ply~

mouth proposes tllat Crystal Palace in London should be made an Em- pire ceutre at the cost of $750,000 as a memorial to King Edward.

Amongst the suggestions ure that

tile Orersea llolniuiuns should erect pavilions there for exhibition pur- pose.

MANY CHIINHEN _

IN PIIIICESSIIIN

Special to Tile Guardian. il/l<lN'rlcl<.‘Al., sept, ‘J---:l5,ooo child-

ren nlnl'rll.»ll to Notre flume Cathedral ‘this llftwllullll tu rcl:c'.l\'c t"e I‘l-.lnl blessing frolll (`al'\lixml Vn|“l\telli.

All imllressivc sccllc wus lwollllrzell

when tlllf clurlfy l\n.l cllilrlilwn sang The l\laglliIi<:zlt.

IIESIIIIS IIE CUAHIIIAN

ANI] NEHALI] CIINIESI

DI S'l`IIlfl'l‘ N0. 3.

Voting np to iiionllny, Sept. 5. Inrzllldns the isiullll.-l of Calle Breton,

Nclvffilllldillnll and l'l'incc lilllwcllwl lu- land.

After the (lliANl) CAl’l'l‘AL

Pliii/.i~l, n $'.l,-100 ifllssel 1 'l‘oul'ing (lur, has ll-,een awarded, i)ls\.l‘i1't No. 3 will receive I2 prizes as follows :- 1 l"ui-ll 'I‘ollrillg Cllr

1 Mlltlll' Limit

1 llinnlolld fling

l (‘rc-uln Scl»lll'ntor

1 Canoe .

1 (Jalncrn

1 l’iflno

1 Suit of Furniture

1 Bicycle

1 Grumapllonc 1 Steel Range

1 Kitchen Cabinet

Miss lic-ssic M¢:Flll~inno, Or-

ugtdnlc .... .. \`»20,0‘J0

Irlcrbi-.rt li. Clinic, St. Juhll’s

Nllll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ($02,240

Ewen Mcliiunon, I-inmptnn

1'. ll. ...................... __r.u0,r.:lo

Hcv. I’. J. U‘lil‘i<-_n, Tors

(Hive, Nild. :'\l0,21!0

Tony il. Piston. Sydney ......-480,-fxu Rev J. J. lllcflratll, liclle

isle, Nlld. ...»...41l'I,4ii0

H. Herbert hlullll, &iyllllcy,__,_,4llI,‘.l'I0 D. A. \Vclilock, Charlotte-

town, l’. l-l. l. _._30Ii,li1l0

V. L. Taylor, Glace liay 274,030 Miss hillary Cornfoot, Char- _

lottctown... 254,870

Gordon l’. llicilardson, Syd-

nny, (‘.. li. 243,670

D. M. Gillis, Sydney __.......llfli,500 M. Glltllerdl, Tors l`o\'o,Niid. 103,211) A. H. Cook, Sydney Mines ...f182',000

RES'I`0RATl()N OF l-IOLYROOIJ

i’Al..-\<`i~l IS .S‘Ui_fGi<l.~‘»’I‘El).

LONDON, Sept. 8--Wllile lllllnlrorls

of sllggcstiolls llrc pouring into filo Mansion Ilollsc in ri-gnrfl to fill: form to hi- token fly l.oll<lon's nirnlorinl to King bllllvrlrd tllc f‘if_ of ld<iillirur4i

The merger takes place. on the 31st day of October, 1010. I

Tile sliarelloldcrs of the li.oynlI

Bank will meet today at i\'i.»:itl'cl1l to. ratify the purchase. ‘

William Robertson goes to the di-l

rcctoratc of the ltoyal flank, and will; be associated with Wiley Smith audi Senator McKean in that connection in this City. The other directors of; the Union Bank will act with the di-A rectors as an advisory board. I

It is not known definitely what willI

be done with the head ofiicc of tllc‘ Union Banu: in I-Inlifux. The dccisionI will probably he announced ut tho, Montreal meeting today. 1,

C. C. Blaclladsr, has been- on thri

directorate of the Union Bank for 23l years. l E. L. Thorne, General Manager of the Union, will become llltrnagcr for' the Royal Bunk of branches in tho Maritime Provinces.

MAYOR (IF BOSTON

TAKES AIRSI-ill’ FLIGHT.

Il0S'l"()N, Mass, Sept. 9.-John

Fitzgerald, Mayor of Boston, sailed

plane of Graham-White of England at the Harvard aviation field, while 45,- 000 enthusiastic pcoplc sent up cllcuri: for the plucky Chief, Eiccutii-o of Boston.

' NOTE CHANGED

Not changed, but glorinl-d! (lb, lcd.;-

teous language

For those who wcrfl.

Mourning the loss of coins d;nr |',lr‘

departed

Fallen asleep,

Hllshed into silence, ncrvr more t.»

comfort

The hearts of inrn

Gone, like the sllllnfiinc of ml~\‘.ficr

country

Beyond ollr kcn. _

In the clear morning of that oihrr

country

In. Paradise

With the same fm-e that we l\a\c

loved and cherished He shall arise!

Let us be patient, wc wllr mouin

with weeping O - Some vanished face,

The Lord hath taken bllt to add more

beauty

.And diviner grace.

_ . Y 1

has put for\vlll‘ll one wllii-il is lilu-ly to receive cllllln.-ilislic .~:llllport_ 'lilo suggestion which, it is \vlii¢;pcl‘l\fl, orilrinated with Lord liorrofli-l'_v, in that thc ancient Stllnrt i'ni‘\i:r of Holyrood, so closely ll.-:sociatrll with tllc llnllnppy Mary, Lint-cn of r'.cof_s, should bc completely l`cstol‘ell ond lliade lmbitnlllo. l.drd lfo_~u-\1cl`y is sfllll to hllvc n1‘»pl'l»:\l-lloll Killj.; lil-lirge on the subject, null there is cvory rcnsull to believe that botll the liing mul tllucli would-bc willing to spl-nd n \\'ovl\ ovury yenrin l<Idlnflllrg`|\ and llolfl li coin-tor ll lull' in this illici- esting old pnlncc :I it \'.'vl'e lll'op.~l-ly rclstorell. A l'¢~l»l‘cs'c|\t:lti\'c rulnnlif- tee with l.ord li<.sl=bcry nt its i.l-nd has nlrr-lldy been flrrml.-_d, and thc l<ld- inburgli .snlzicty people ure illrclldy talking flrl:all\les::ly of flriliillnf court fllll<:ti<»n_=:. 'l`l\o l\If.\‘.l'llllt.l»'<‘ nur- morinl srllr-inc is the |~.-stol'ni_ion oi` zlllotllur Srottillll plllurr, l.i\\ili.ll»;~»w, fmt it is prllctiruily rivl'tuin tllnt. the lflofylnlod .scllrvnc will be llllopt.d_ l\` very large :mln will bv l~l-wllilwl to rnnko tho pluce snuitnry null to light

land furnish it in royal styllir hllf- Ed'

in`ll\lr;'_I\ L‘ollf.mll:-' llizllly ,\\.~rllt._I\y <'|t.|~ zrlls, and no diliirllily lr :ln\n~l|>l\il-ll

through the air in tllc Furman bi-'in ruisillt: tho sum in-lllirl-d. 'i‘Ilc

i-\r~ofti.~`li llrnple are all-iiL5I'tl‘*I Ill- Kllllf l;.y_.e- ,»';§ rlorisinn tu rrmlllfl two l:1.z:l-1. :lx ffl fnlornl.

i.f`_n;-l<i‘:: i.¥an_|nnt (,‘|lrl»s llurns. sir. L_.. _ ew... ._ ._ .W.....M...W.M..,W_..

SUI' Gi_.EiEfIF|ED

l 1-lll~ll\'n lullrlrlvs

‘ livyllllli llll-.~;i‘ sl!-;il::, in 'nv 1-;lj.' of tin: “.~l|lrc founda-

l |»ur="

I r'h~s;- li\::»\'l-lily rvts, \\iili !il~ sum- wcfrolllc shilling

Eilr. ».;;f\ ilwlr lwvfctllcss,

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I-:yr-A; fro.: \-.il-».;n beauty God hath , |\::~.siz-_li .-.'c<;nlll:,

.uni b'i,l~<i llwuy thc tear.-

';'i.L.r`_ .i un, llclrrst onc, while o’e|.‘

I=f :: wllf.-rl:

\Vv cock the land,

‘hfissillu ifly voice, thy touch, and tho

true helping

Of thy pure hand.

|'l‘Lll tflrough the' storm and tempest,

safely anchored

Just on thc other side

We find thy dear face looking through

~¢leatll's shndows

Not changed, bllt glorided.

Soni. to S. S. S., in affectionate

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