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=~‘fi{‘%9“`&’i§"l>'v3eier»f‘»-sl "THE I-"dev cHAR`noT_TETowN, CANADA. 'ruuasonv MORNING, ‘AUGUST _ A sms' 3. ». lsspshsrssy

isiiiio ninsiisi O it or ”

OTTAWA ANGE _

_ STILL To Fiiorii

_wlilflilr iloliill`tions_lg'iiin Unfavorable For flood

less

s s s s s s s e g The despatches in yesterday's

Morning Guardian concerning -the identification of a suspect in New Yoi-k’s police casa, the Law- rence mills conspiracy and Chris- tian massacres in Albania were Canadian Press despatches and

should have been so designated. s 0 0 ' s s u g e g

s|‘°°u“9- five Islanders in Line For _Honors und _

iiuui oipnireu Severn Prizes w||_L |]lMlN_0

___ ,__ _._ iii|i|i|iii|gN

- _ the minion atch, 1 5

OTTAWA. Ont., Aug, 3s_-weB¢h¢l- aught hundred yards Maj.; X JLTZB

was seventh with 68 points, sg;

conditions were most difficult to-

- - ‘ Mclnnis nineteenth with 67, P. Lan- _‘-

dsy and as s result there are many

broken aggregates and the leaders of Kimmn oh' hm th an Capt' Mc'

drigaii one twentieth d

yesterday have changed places with ° °. ' each with 63' _» (CHIIBGHH Press-)

Winning twelve eight and three aol- wAs1-iINc'roN

men who could read th b ffli ' » A“8`- Z3'*A “Ut” ol toda _ e a ug Wllld lars respectively. Submitted today says time Great Bri

7. R. C. McLean won a tyro prize of tain will give careful considerntio t1 SERGENT ERNIE Me1NN1s_

Bome of the Island men took tum- f ll d lla _ b t _ ll 0 bl” ':’_“._*' m’4°f J- M- JODW had el- oh: the slcsnnol cadets match A H Pgctliditlixilfzfhtftattfii "oe message -of Earneclide. who mode I poeeiblei in day which B“th°'l"“d ‘md g“'°h°"’d' ehptlohhl lhch__ McKinnon won mx do_______ _ ____ _ to d_s‘____m___at__O _ _ongress relating ,huesdayg shoutlng ln the Mcnougall and as a result two children, Richard

stuns ls also doing well_ place B or lrd ___m coaatwise _____r;___i:_ a_\;_orthof émchic- ma__ch_ Ottawa at the 200 and and Marguerite. Bged 2 and l years ' Hlclnnil who, yesterday. was close Collsidel-ing the small ,_ehl_eBent,___l 1| gfger due clhhglderhhlgh mg: 'ls 600 yard i-a.nges_'Tiic prize was a regmcuvely' med' . _ ' _

tion, Island l-lf|em_eh me thought to found that ‘no satisfactory ag,-eelhhhh silver cup and $25,00. w__ee ____a\;a:;___r;_<_i___t, _;s_eci_lously ill but his benfhlinz remarkably well' grlilgi rggcihed uf the. matter’ Great *MY '""""""" " Q, _ " 7 ` The mllShl`00mB were of a poisonous

s most. difficult to get into the to n _ml tai” _‘ttf Wm be MCGSBHTY variety

prize list owing to the large hhm,be,_ pp o rb' ation. U S _ _ ` _______*_________ _

__________&__ -

to the top is retired considerably as s result of two bad scores.

With 'one range to shoot for grand

s'§g`f‘¢`gBt8 it looks as though five 15. land men will make it.

c. P, i.siiiiiu uuuui ucuc siivu

(Uhnadian Press.)

GLASGOW, Aug. 28-‘The Steamer Empress of Russia for the C. P. R. Pacific service was launched today at Govan.

The new steamer will use turbines

POST OFFICES

CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

WABHINGTQN, Ang. 21-A11 iirst

sul second class post offices will he closed on Sundays, as a result or one provision or the new postal appro- priation bill passed by"c6i:igress and signed by President Tafit. Every im- portant city in the United states is effectsd.,_Hersafter only special de- livery letters will pass through on that day and nomail will be placed in i'o`o¥,_b'ox'ss. Post offices in several Cities have been closed Sundays hare- tpforii. The postmaster-general has D0l;l"Yllf-ASOII 'that .under a regulation where it_ was evident that local sen- timent demanded it.~ The closing is now compelled by law.

CHINESE AVIATOR KILLED.

,BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Z7-Fuhg BUG. said to have been the pioneer Chinese aviator, was killed when his bfplsne fell 200 feat at Canton.

f BRAIN SMALLER.

YONKERB, N. Y., Aug. 27- John liflrtin, whose skull was badly fract- ure_d, is recovering and will live with pdrt of his brain missing.

‘- BONAR LAW INJURED.

MARGATE, Eng. Aug. Z7-A. Bon-

sr Law was injured in an automobile accident, when another car crashed in-

to the machine in which be w rid- ing. K

iiis wssriirn , _

TIE iserciisiuse

uoss soon src

_'_

' (special to 'rhe cusniisn) TORONTO, }ug. 28-Moderato

winds, mostly westerly; fair and cool. r ~

The lowest tempsraturd recorded .vesterdd was.fift_v-five degrees above zero and’ the highestxwas sixty-three above. The lowest recorded the prev- ioils night was forty-nine above. At nina s. m. yesterday it was fifty-six above and at nine p. m. it was fifty- five above. ' The tide will bs high this morn- ing et 1l.8§ and ' tomorrow after.- lloon at 12.20; it will be high tomor- row inn ing at 12.28 and Saturday st 115;.”

The ann sets this evening at 6.44 and -tomorrow at mi: it rim *O-

morrowunorning *_ 5.18 and Satur-

1

dllgrt £19 ~ '. _ n rises this aveniniz at 7-86 ’l'_lill‘e ss a full moon on Tuesday; Ava.: _ ,st are nm.

s lvf. quarter of the moon will

be qi sdneidty. Sept. 4th, at 9.33

e. . . '_ rf. liens si :easy viii in uin-

teeii h_3%__:nd twenty-nine minutes. (Frofs’Y rdsv'e Evening Guardian)

The » per-atiire at one o'clock this tsrnooii by the "Bexall dtor " _ "ted thermometer with s nol't&ei‘i expoiure was sixty-four de- Irlll Qhdvs liiro. ‘

Ask `M"_¥finsfd's end take no other

(danadian Press.)

QUEBEC, Aug. 28-Henri Bouras-

sa denies the Ottawa story that be is to reenter Federal politics.

PRIEST KILLED BY MOB.

LISBON, Aug. 27-Despatches re.

ceivod here today from the Portu- guese twoh of Aldeia Obispo tell of the putting to death of a priest by an unfuriated mob.

The parish priest, it is alleged,

attempted to conduct a funeral with- out the traditional burial rites aod the authorities and the people of the town objected. In the scuffle which ensued, the priest, whose surplace was torn, beat an elderly man and was placed under arrest. _ On the pretext of changing his sur- placo before accompanying nn offi~ cor, the priest went to the presbytery and secured a revolver, with which he shot the policeman dead. Tho in~ habitants, infuriated by this act, stormed the parsonage and after seiz- ing the priest, lynched him. Burial of the body, which was horribly mutil- -do sim .iiaqoineo iuooi eq; ui ‘pegs posed by the angry crowd.

A DEN'I‘IST’B GREAT DISCOVERY

_CH'RIS'I'lANIA, Norway, Aug 25- At the congress of Scandinavian den- tiits in session here, Dr. Hansen, a youthful Norwegian dentist, announc- ed that he had succeeded in discover- ‘ing the bacillus of pyrorhea alveol- aris and the means of combating this disease, which' causes the loss of teeth. I-Iis colleagues assert that I-Iansen’s diicovery is epochal in the science od dentistry and represents a distinct step in advance.

CONDENSED IDS

T00 LITE F01!

CLASSIFICATION

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. \‘.~_<h must accom- pany order and Iii/if percent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-ilvc cents. _ _ ___ WANTED - s'riipioN'rs ooMr‘6il.'r-

ably accommodated at 291 Euston

__ Street. _ li-29M5ip_d_. BOY WANTED T0 WORK IN DEN- tai office. Apply to Dr. Robins, 1% Queen St. 8-17lVitf.

WANTED TO RENT, HOUSE WI'i‘,I-I

five or six rooms. Write "Mac," ___csre_Giiord_iani)fllce. 8-Zmlwpd. ST. PETER'.S__DAY SCHOOL WILL reopen on Thursday Sept. 5th. For particulars apply to Canon SimpB0n ___ _ ______________ ._9'.°?.”1_Y‘_“‘.‘ WANTE1),lA MAID ‘FOR GENERAL housework. No washing. Hiilhelt

_ wages. Apply to Mrs. W. K. Rog- Jhs. _ 167 Eusi§Jn___B_t. *lg-2_il_M3i. WANTED, SIX SMART GIRLS FOR ' millinery workrooms. Apply Ht

once to Miss Rcndle at Prowse urns., Ltd. ____ __ __ __._s-zsiviti. roR`_'sAi.si Hoass rowsn

(Halls Mfg) slightly used st a liar- gsln. Easy terms. D. J. McNeill. Box zsz__s'siss_ ,_,s-zsmwpu wAN'rsD _AN AssIs'rAN'r wasn-

housemap age 20 to _80, fair §uea~_ tion. Apply at once The oger Hardware Oompany Limited. .

s-zoMioi_ii

EXPEFEENCED BOY WANTED. 34.00

per week will be psid_s _bright bg? with one year’s exgeriogce agmt e

“ iti`.Al tllll‘|CD,°U-

pr” ng W y A Of-_21Mtf. BOY WANTED AT ONCE T0 LEARN the printing. Must have a fair edu- eetialh Three dollars per weak will is sais si. one heriinlnic Arnlv st

Guardian st once. ~8-i'Ul|=f~

Minsrdl Liiiimsnt used by Pliv'li°_il\Il..

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HIALIFAX Au 23-w k

yard yesterday. The last remnant of

o'cIock. and who must have their milk, rolls and papers early, will be

In ° I , . v '~ ggumgl f wh ui niiiiin [MP£H""A'fm““'" ANU MARINES mms

(Canadian Press.) ` WINDSOR Aug 28-~A for rc ivli

282%?§I;I;xle3B;i§:;;_n§_“°sS;" mir N”-90l\_lti0n. was iutroriiiccd :if i Clhniiciericr, of the French Aviation of Empéror william __ __ i;~'__s 0 1: -_ the morning session of the Lnion -.i <‘orps was luirued to dentb i,¢_.day_

H_s M_____es__ now _ a __ ailliea ei. the Canadian,municipalities by W, 4. l 7 ‘B pm” ‘ca Y We" hliihtall of Montreal and was second

_...__ nga n' °nly B Blight hoafsfmess 'Wi ed by F. S. Spence of Toronto call-

traying his recent indisposition. ing “pon the Dhmlhloh g0ver,',m,ml._

( flanailian Press.)

THE HAIJFAX STRIKE' W-‘\*5'1`UN(i'1`UN. Aug. 28-A‘nieri- place beyond n doubt the subject of

_" can soldiers will be lauded in Nica- the control of the streets hy- the

g. or _ - ~ - . - _ - . _

“rely hung 'up at the new I____:i_V_;i_l:___0_;1__ _1_21_El_i; within the next forty ciglit_ :_;1_:l_\;'a(y_'_ <_;;;l_n|_li_;h_i__i_:;yu:_;ll_er__ the pmvl.

On the advices of thc conditions,

workers have joined tlie`r f ll ~_ - ,- i l . . ~

some n___e__y_e_ght m_ei____$___ iiigvs _yy_l;l_<;hya_r_c_ic_s_i_ii:0i_;_cihhlienso s_iil;_i_i_i_i_s _.hs _t_o DRY DOCK 'll¢.Nf)lhRS.

:find-lofilli with no immediate V signs in Washington, Presiffent Taft lfrhiff OTTAWA. AUKUHA 23'-0Wini: tv

,,E‘;veseE_ti;’_“"_;'yt-0__r guns __ _d Beverly today personally directed the the difficlllf-Y \V\1iCh U10 iZ0V€fl\in.€Y\t l

, ai '

of the strikers to The Heralil yesgtiii 1lir'rh’llt?z‘¢llia§‘:.ntc:ul‘h`f;1ri=i:‘t otnothe onrelthh Es: thinhzhztghiiidh iieicuriflg dtcséxlflent day. “We do not consider that we Panama Canal Zone y’to Nicnragu; Q\‘l‘»b¢C. the question isuundgr coz- hage bam; gettillg what W0 M0 W0l`_th, to guard American 'lives and pre. sideration of calling for tenders Hn W il other laborers are being perty. which will combine the construction paid. They Can't get us back at tho United States Marines which are of both dock and wharvea For the

;__>_l;___\_l_vatg___es. There is no need of them now being rushed south tin the trans- 1HtU=l‘ worse eetlmatcd to* cost two

- ~ r ~ -. ' i .1

dF’ P' Dmdy',g"“em_l supefiutpu- I(]l(Fii'iserm(17lifEisf'<>l‘h£fa 2:1eniioef§0;!‘leB?lli(lNti\t:ti :xg 325 §B;lrsfnB;$'enTn tsilfgerselvghvg- dent _<)>f__thc A-/~ R-. IS Expected to- nragua for possibly 8 week, combine the two propositions, the BY. ll it is not known as, yet _li of the government delhrmlhlhg to _w__htether a conference will be held or GREEN APPLES CAUSE DEATHS. calling of new tenders would he ne-

- --- DJBAAH Ou on ' 9 i 9.1 ua A

The offiicials have in these strikers eeaga;~y_ q p A ea WA paul”

hot the ordlhary clash of lubm__ TORONTO, Aug._ 26-Giving stolen The government has been forced to The men are a clean, honest looking green apples' which th." themselycs- the conclusion that unless such l0t- French f0!` the Kreutcr port, and did Tn eat’ to “tue children playing 'action is taken it will have to under- . (ai H155; termtltgi desolation 'in the hxhme of (george 5"1f~ when tenders WGN’ CHll0d in 9 sf.§‘\?f§lE sgrf itiiwt a tap is b°` MacPherson of 11 Frizzell-avenue. fm' H dock at LWAB 801118 timB H80.

E_.'i ____ ____ _e ___ i_ievv_ yard. Two of his chlldren are dead and only one tender was received, and V ant If 9 tekfncni 1" ‘ el” S“°d3Y another dangerously ill. that was merely for a contract and ‘ E’ ' are 3 ‘"5 their 9"” in U10 About two weeks ago four-year-old not a private enterprize. It is con- "°’"`di"g cam- 3 lm' 'lf Valuable time Gladys MacPherson ate several un- sidered that the 3; per ¢ent_ gub-

le being lost on the work that will ripe apples "swiped" by boys from sidy is not sufficient.

100m HD big when the frost sets in. trees in the rear of houses on the A precedent for the combining of

street. At one time the whole neigh- the two contracts as proposed above H

WEALTHTEST TOWN horhood around Pave-avenue awa ' f ii i th C t 'B h d

IN. UNITFID STATES. _:list ohdchard an_;l thi_eIs_e_e trees are Bthhthiidoggck Itontiactlllteteltliiliyth:yN:ivrtIhxii

---- sease remain' er. e little hlld G 'ff' h ' ' Now voiuc, Ang. zo-It has been was taken in with ins nsuai pains in B °°"'p"“’ last "'""“ “t Ht' 1

said of Englewood that it is the the stomach., but her mother at first _

wealthiest town of its size in the t ought the little girl‘s condition not NORMAL CQNDI N , _

Unitsol states, ans to ins`iési that serious. But in s short time ei... TIP B RFSTORED' i

so many bankers, brokers manufac- <=1'f1mpS were replaced by <lYS0uf-fy. LONDON, A _ 27_T|, | hl h

turers and business men ,live there. “Used bf’ the QPDIGB. and on 'l‘hurs- occllrred ln tll? general :ULF Zhi; f They have demanded that the board dai: “ight Ph? ‘“"d- - saturday sight which for three hours “ - l_.. , .l. , _ ol hehlth ,lemme that hehcelorth there hc child s brother Wesley, two mt all tclezmnhic communication ministrators. .nccu ors rus els, shall be no deliveries of goods of any ‘Years °l'1. died Friday morning. It between lmlldoh and the outside

sort ,mtll 7 B__ m__ is thought hc also ate of the fatal world th _sl _ C

fl-ult_ D t l h _ . was e cause of loss di oca |

These wealthy residents are com- ca______ gseéiegyh whihdaggwtthc yglhegt hon ol the central teleghhhhlchi sys.

meters. but the maiofitv of them es, Ol the - ' _ _ ism thnn was at first anticipated. ,

]"‘“'° MW" “round 9 "mock fm low from ?;|T1?,;m;;b,:i¥l¥le§lgl' §‘;;\h¥ 'l`€mll0F8l"y Hpcflicnte Connecting for the mnnaixenicnt of nstutos.

what is known on the Northern Rail- tary is highly conta lou" Bhd it . tho lines from the Stock Exchange

$;d`t_?: tr;;i__ l§_i:_i_ike_:~_i:;(__l_§xpr_li_.s_:i_. _;I_‘_b__o_y believed 'that the iabyicaught ;:|hh(1_l;h;, telephone truck lines, etc.,

n1~m . ' fo onaiec th centrlofi _ ~

hm” dismrh tm” “lumber” by than rArlllltifhecoili;1r;?t`h§i“]iil(lihenthc district me the ¢0\1|:@S'f-ion nfn mcifsfiigeho achflm 'r'nvoi‘ahly known, the businc:=s of earlv deliveries. Tho board of health dlstmhght wlth lem, that then. chill engineers 9,, well lltlllhml the Shmlnv l

Will |1830 ul’ this V0X8<1 pl'0hlBm t0‘ ren will follow the sad way 0| the interval that the officials promise

morrow evening. _two MacPherson babies, who were practically normal conditions will be » Thi? Cmumlltefl Wl\0 are Cnmpened creat pets in the neighborhood. resumed today. An inveetig,m(,n`|.l¢¢. to leave for New York at 5 and 6 Green apples are plentiful and ` have the cause of the fire will be open-

oftcn been eaten in the last few days by the children when playing around

on hand to oppose the demands. the streets. Keep Minard’s Liniment in the house

.

sssscsosss

POLICEMAN

iwn nuiis nu fini

`\

, (Canadian Press.)

LIS'|'OWEi.U, Aug. 28--The family

of Hector Sutherland, clerk in ll Hardware store ate mushroonis Sun-

(Canadian i'rcss_)

to pass such legislation "ns will

cd. _

OTTAWA, August 21-A species

of symposium on naval defence of the cmipire took place at a luncheon at the Chateau Laurier today, Sir Wilfrid Laurier making his. first ut-

terance on the subject _since the end

of the session, and Sir Arthur Law- ley, former lieutenant-governor of Madras, and Arthur Grcnfell, chair- man of the Canadian agency, speak.- ing from the British standpoint. The le der of the opposition assumed a nelhativs attitude, in effect doubting the existence of the German peril and depreciating "the mad race of armaments.” The two English visitors presented the serious aspect of the situation, Bir Arthur Lawley making s speech of extraordinary brilliance and power. The occa- sion wss the visit to Ottawa of the party of financiers and legislators which the Canadian agency is taking to' Western Canada. About sixty residents of Ottawa were present, the psrt including several ministers end, Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Arthur Tlrenlell, who presided, 'in

his speech urged a word of warning

to_ Canadian municipalities, ,_ saying

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RAILWAYS, NOT WAR, IN CANADA ~

ll;

that in the past they bad been some- what spoiicd, and bnh been given rather better terms than the market absolutely warranted.

The political situatlon,_in fact was

that Germany found herself very Strong, and was anxious to find‘ a place in the sun. The difficulty was that the British of a century ago had forestalied her, and that she found two obstacles in her way, France and Great Britain.

There was only one way of pre-

venting war. That was for the sev-' cral partners in the British empire to say: "There shall be no war." There was a msd race of armaments, The Germans were building ships and the race would be stopped only by one nation being pursuaded that it must he s. second. "As Britishsrs, we are determined to be first _ The only way to avoid this catastrophe is for all Britishers to stand should- er to shoulder,"

Sir Wilfrid Laurier after some

genersibhservations said that in Great Britain they were always thinking of war. "In this country we never think of war." Canada had only one neighbor and with

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t 6

hundred years. Mr, Grenfcli had alluded ‘to the German peril, the leader of the opposition continued. He was relieved when ho said that what Germany was seeking was a place in the sun. “If that is all there AS “Of-hills to fear, for thorn is pl-nv enough in the sun for all. Thi- German peril does not exist." li.. repeated Mr. Grenfeil's remark sboni ,_ the msd race of armaments, and , said: "Thank God, we have bcvn L free on this continent from time Shall we go into that msd race or shall we continue to settle our dif-

ficulblies by arbitration? That is s.< pro sm we want to settle hcrc_" The British e'rnpire.was composed of different nations and the problems of these nations were different. "You think all the time of arma-

ments and spend half yodr revenue.

upon them; we think of railways and canals." Hs did not believe that England could he in danger. If she were, every British subject would be on her side. But the ,best way for the British empire was

MUSHRUUMS

R ' h lr

that neighbor she had no war for one mgzyn ,md l, gl-we amount uf mlllng

BECKER

ciusro Exciiisiitm' .

Ai iiEwioiiKioon‘s`s

Against Him. Rcpeot

' (Canadian Pri-ss.)

By Fierce Attack Dil Liiwyer Who ihid Tzstified

ing Conversation Dver _

, _ Heard Among Prisoners

former nienibers of is strong arm

NEW \”Oi¢i{, Aug. 28-Policeiiiquad './ho has bien indlcted for an Licu‘t Becker created some excite-‘allege-l frsmB~up against' ‘f’-if! J&¢`K"’ mont in the corridor of the toombs Zeiig_ __ toiny while takiinr exercise by heap- "You're a liar eliiniii-.i Becker ihl. vmlpel-agiull ol, ri./~ head of James when hi accosted ii.»- ini.-_lf-i. D. ilnllen, a cmivi. i.~i lawyer who Hailcn turned uv.n_,- _.ini said no- toiu inc iiistrict .-\i:-irncy yesterday thin?- morning that he i»...'. overheard a Becker continued his tiradc charg- cnhsel-v,¢i,,n ill. l,,._._..., between Beck- ing that beside Iialien he had been cr and policeman ‘.\"i.ie, one of two ._io-1 upon by one.

_ _ _ __ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _A _ --.. . .,.»_-_-_-_- -_-_-_-_-_-_ _-:_-_-_-: -_-;,-_-_-.c-_~.-_-A---r

».,...»_ . --.-_____,_..._...

muon uuu _ iuiu in nun

(Canadian Press.)

DOU/\l, Frmicc, Aug. 28-Licut.

While flying thc petrol caught fire -»n the trip. |

isusuui I

ini ixicuuns

UUMMEAUEU APPUINTMENTS

(Canadian Press.)

MIl.I.'1'0WN, N. B., Aug. 28-The

.iiaritime A. O. H. convention to- day passed a resolution of loyalty and obedience to the Catholic Church in the recent appointments for New Brunswick and also favoring flume Rule. -

ilcccntly the Bt. John Division passed a resolution favoring Bishop Casey remaining in St. John inctiuo of going to Vancouver as Archbishop

death are often defeated ami those dependent uuon him, or who are in- tended by him to be benefitted by it, are deprived of it. Men appointed as Exccutors sometimes die before themselves to trust funds; some- times they cannot resist temptation to and commit fraudelcnt gets to the in'ur and sometimes ruin of the

has scan iiliiiicrous examples is an institution called a trust company lt docs not die. A purely trust company never foils or absconds. It is always subject to tho order of the court.

The Priiflcntial Trust Company,-

whnse head office is in Mont- cnl, has established an agency ii. `-linrlcitiefiiivii, with Messrs Ilynd-l iiinn .~` ".. L_!-1.) as agents. The capital .-2 .|.- Company is $1,500,-_

o an ofli~.- '<._ been opened in Lun- iin, Ensl.i’~.i The Board of Direct- ors is cnii1|iosc.i of strong representa- tive men of mcuns. The crunpnny has ii addition advisory boards establish- il at'diffei'ent centres for the fur- her safeguarding of the company's nvcstnients. Amongst other oificcs the company is aiitiiorizcil to under-

if

ako by the churncter-s:‘ciirr-rl by pecial act of Pririiamciit-nro, Ad-

Guardiniis Isiiiiiiators, Assignee, Ré- eivers Transfer Agents, b.-sides var- ovs other officis. lt nifords the most uerfcit. security if any public instutition in Caniidn_

Messrs I-lyudiiian & flu will bc'

pleased io give any information cq\iirod_ With ngcnts so well and

hc company seems well assured.

TENNIS ("li/\Ml'IONSifIi'S

POS'I‘l’ONl<lD_

ST. JOHN, Aui; 27-The Inter-

Provincinl 'l‘enni» championsiiips which were to hui r iaken place to- ny hml to he coin -i .nl with the ex- eption of the Muir'- doiibicri, which

wah wi." ily New };i.ii.-_:wick players," W, ii. 'I`urni»ull iind l li. (`-hipl-'.Hi\._ from A. C. Wiswcll and Edl/ard I-‘r

er, of Nova Scotia, 41-l, 3-6, vb! ~i_ ’

i arl music thc round very'

was ucccssnry brfnrc the one match , could hc played. The rain has atop- ped and fine weather is predicted for

tomorrow.

LOST IN WOODS.

A'l`I.AN'I‘1(7, fin., Aug. 27--Moiso

l)e Loon, a prominent Atlantic con-

ractor and builder, is believed by

iis relatives here to be either lost in

ho inMichigan woods or to have

met a more tragic fate. Police in both Chicago and Michigan have been

asked to search for him. *

Nothing has been heard from Dc

Leon since he left his bi-other-'s home in Chicago on August 9th, saying that he was going to Saginaw, Micb,,

'i‘hc intciitirins of ii, iiinu respect-\` ng the disposal of his property nftcrl

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beneficiaries. A modern method. t

coming into general -'nes to-'rernedryffu »°""'”»”"_":_""""""°""°"` an evil of which every business man] "Hem, Mlss Davies at the Oper!

000. A_;»n~~ .._.'c been installed in

all lcadi-~ Y i ~ woe of (lanada und al-"

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-.nd being succeeded by Father Le- iiiaiic a., Bishop here.

1 INBOUNCEMEHTS,

‘ CL'fAliiG EVENTS.

IEETIHGS. EIC

Une cont per word each insertion

in his column. Cash must accom- panth order and five per cent discoimt allowed. Minimum charge twenty-fivs

i House next Friday night. 8-28M2i. , ,__

°°Cats! Cats! Cats! Opera House,

Friday, 30 Aug. Seats now on sale.

8-28M2l.

'°“Mr. Bob,” Uperri House, tomor-

row :.i_fI~e_ i'nii.i.. iises at eight _.ii.'ii‘i\ 8‘29M1f.

~~i ni. ~» 1-in-_'_ ii iw -fi night_’s enter-

»‘c.i._niont at the <.i.»~ra Ho\|se,,e_ven-. :.g of Lab( ‘ Day. 8-29ME\\.

"Yon cannot afford to miss henr- ing Mrs. Larnard'a Monologue _Fri- day night. 8-Z8M2f.

“Another Canadian Pacific Farm

I,nborcr’e Excursion September fourth Thirty thousand still wshscd. I-2°Y\ffF

‘Phonrurrnnh and nufflt va.‘»i~-,I_ nl.

$125.00 will be put up at auctilnr it lVlcI.ulighlin’s sais, to-day 8-29'M!i

"The Cuban Fipy,_s three-BCC c0m~_

egl. ilramo, at f.he"'0pers House, etiuing of Labor Day. _8-29MB1f.

"Events for ii‘i'nateur stblet1‘s,a\1<l

laboring mon, at the LF\b_0l‘ DQ! Sport next Monday. 8-25M'Q“-

ssymlqi get your nione_v’s worth of

fun ni the Labor Dev Flfiorfn. Mon-

l next. Ba sure '~ '~~"» . (HY _ _,-,)hE1l_ 'Q

°°(‘mr|n nm-_ crime eil, to the Opera

Hnnrc tomorrow niziit_ _and help ni'-nz nn object worthy of your sup- port, 8-Z9Mii.

¢»\'0..'v,. ,;|wgya wanted A phonol- 'e.i»h. _*mend Dr. McLsughlin's sale and ri: _». machine and outfit nt Wifi? ,N-,, _. _ . 8-2‘3Mlf_

"Y"-'erviiohv will _he wnlconicd at

i;~ _.\.-1,. -il¢blin'a sale today. Largs nf.. ¢~_ mis of rnom for all. Rain 0" ner cs ri' 10.30 o'cl0C\ Il.-ff'--‘"5

-165 Prince Street. 3-°29EM“

"The affair nf the season will be

the mammoth homer to be held in me Market I-fell during exhibition week in behalf of Notre Darno Aes- demv_ Show your interest in the grind work by a generous donstiu.,

. sdlliw.

“Bid away-any bid honogrspli

s...i ment. vnleoobr A'¢;§_i~'Xh%ly.ne will b put no ii . n’s suetioh vale to-she. lNre's a

chance to nt :ood on ' for e°.°°~-.~..1.~‘.=~.-.‘:.i;'~.'°‘»~i,f~,_ A . A our , one A

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and_ from there into the northern, woods for s fishing trip. f-fe is said to have had considerable money with him.

E. W. De Lean of Chicago, brother

oi the missing man,,sml president oi the Casiiaity Oomphny, today neu. fied relatives here that the Saginaw

to live according to the principle of autonomy. '

_police had been unable to discover if the builder ever arrived there,

make some bid _

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--miss-son, Nsiamiis. 'i-yiiewvius the three sneedicst moans Of Oom- iuiinicatinn-When you went to typo-

vrifc s<_|_ lips of _Ri Smith Easier-s or Mn ng one _ _ 'ro nedinir 'iwm-fuss n 'M ~w;i\-- A Aii Over The Ofvililcd Globe. A. Milne Fraser, i-fAlif‘sx, N. 8. l-lil!!

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