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TOKIO. Aug., 2-(Speclnl)»-Furth-
or advices regarding the food situa-
tion in Change Chun, ,Manchurin,` are
that owing to the damage done by
water, trariiic on the Antung-Mukden
rnilwny has bein tied up completely
for fifty days.
According to previous despatches
1,000 lives were lost in the city of
Klein and 57,000 houses were submerg-
cil
The official neport on`LheIilau~iugo
_L f~¢»v._1gw~»»A1Lv»»s1i ‘CHARL0'1"I`E1‘0\'~N. PRINCE .snwano ISLAND. CANADA, TUESDAY, .mclrsr 3, 1909. '
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nurnlber of dwellings -destroyed* at ll,-
368, includillg eleven office lnilrliogs,
eight schools, four banks, tcn lusi-
ncss blocks and twenty temples.
There was but one death duo to
illness caused by the fire.
Three persons were seriously injur-
ed anld six suffered slight hurts.
An investigation of the disaster bus
‘been ordered.
UUYS PLAYING '
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0neII_I§oIyIIHasII_Very Harrow
EscapéII-`rom Being Burn-
ed in Death.
MONTREAL, Aug., 2-(Special)--
While playing Indian witll real fire
und a torture stake close at hand,
one boy wah ‘badly burned and anoth-
ci slightly injured at Outremontn
'I‘w0> boys tied fi younger bvy to a iRiver, Prince Edward island lvlareli
post_,‘.o be tortured.
Tile game was cut short by sparks
from the fire which set fire tor one of
the bigger -,boys elotlies. _
Both "Indians" then ran away,
leaving the younger to his _f'ate_.
llud Hasley, wIllosIeI clothes caught,
run to a nearby home, where Mrs.
Sloan extinguished tho flames.
She then ran to the stake and re-
leased the other youngster, who es-
cnpcd with slight injuries.
J. WALTLII JUNLS _ I
STUUEIII' AIIU ATHLiITl__
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J. Walter Jones, B. A., B. S. A.,
luis just received the honor results in,
ri ricultur from Toronto University
 '--*_*-~~* '-~- » T.
ISLAIIU LAUY
Mrs. Captain Brid_gei!,_Ilorn
at Grand River in |807. ‘
1 .
Was Boston’s Oldest-
nos'1'oN, Aug., 2-(speoiaIl>~Mre.
Ghristillu Taylcr Brid'gett, the ollcst
woman in Boston, is dead. I
She was in her one hundned and
third ye`ar and was born at Grand
thrlteenth, e'igh‘teer_i hundred and sev-
en and leaves a number of relatives
ln that neigliiiorllood. _
Mrs. Bridgottj diedi last night at
the home of her daug\‘lter, Mrs. Ellen
Shaw, of _Dorchester _ \
She was this widow of Capt. Wm.
Bridgett, ,for many years sexton of
the Seaman’s Bethel. '
Mrs, Biriligett was very proud of
her* ago and last March' cclriirated her
one hundred and second' anniversary,
'though for years she had been con-
fined to llcr“iic<l. _
WANT TU SLTTLE ' ,_
SUIT IU.i SIAUUIIU
rHll.Anl<:l.rHlA, Aug. 1.-nooler-I
il 9 '
Hc led his class at the Ontario Agri-_
cultilra-1 College and took honors in_
seventy-five per cent. rf oi his sull-
jects. All students einitcrlllg ilv- On-_
tario Agricultural College with a B._
A. degree as Mr. Jones did are re-
quired to spend three years on thel
B. S. A. course. But in Mr. Jones',
ruse, owing' to his high standing ai-§
tor the first set of examinations, this
condition was waived and he was,al-'
lowcd to take the exami'n'n.tions in
in-o years instead of three-hence bhp:
roslllt is all I/he more creditable to
him and reflects most creditably upon
his ability at a student. Besides this
hc led the inter-colleglaee debate a-,
gilinst' Woodstock College a-nd was all_
round champion athlete while at the
0. A. C. Mr. Jones has accepted an
uirricultura-1 position in the H‘aml>\10I\
Institute, Virginia-one of the iinest
trade schools in America. He is now
Hllcnding the summer at his Old h0I1'\0
in Pownal and leaves in Septumlber to
tnke the position referred to. All~
congratulate this brilliant Provincial-
ist on his marked success, both as a
student and\as'an athlete.
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TIJRONTO, Auf. _1.-The Hon. W.
I.. Mackenzie King arddreiisedl oi meet.-
iui; of lalbior .men and otht-rs‘_af_‘__Scar__
bore- Beach -Park 'lit' the open 'gf 0' -
the Street- Rai ilԤlm's` annual ble-I
nic. IHe said T§.piii‘t tlidt while the
gospel of work well, essential and Q
izoud gospel, it was necessary W8
recreation should not' he nezllicigd U
work was to be if intelligent. _ ef'
ficient and effective., It"was the
duty of gil |°v¢nmeits~ so to\_ con-
'»\"0l the nvarica of mln that not a-
lone human life, buiiliiiniun hh'P\P'Al1°N
should be reseu irom its grasp. so
that not only sTlIT>uld m he SHOW'
rd to live, but have m r nsonabiu op-
lrortunity to live h . That re-_
creation should he lt- was AD-
tendvd to beflll , _hs handmdid
of w lr, two in e necessary.
In tl: lint plush. is cxxaln amount
of leisure, and hours s t' profitab-
ly- We med nd: o i.I`Im>°\‘¢A'. bil*
a knowledge ofhowel "Ilili°Y 9“°h "
possession. slim-t‘~ *Mi fall# to
the level of license gee es 9, slavery
wore. was are-soraaré hm "*'1°\\
it wu the stripe. '
ink- that the largest verdict he-Ieveéj
heard for a vanlation of the Shcrina_
anti-trust la with $700300. G°0f`E.0_
II. Earl, receivcn for the 1'- .nnr.ylva-
niu Sugar Cumpllliy. A9045! Bf‘k\“J‘Y The
common pleas court hcre to decide
the advisal-ility of acne ting the offer
of $750,000 made by Ithe American
Sugar Company mi _the"_f_'eoi1lt Of
litigation brought against'1i‘,»' by the
Pennsylvania Sugar `C0ri'_i`l111IiY- MV
Earl, us receiver for the Pennsxlvan-
ia Sugar 00.1111-‘_21¥lY. S1195 Ah*-Y _“mtl”
can Slight Clipyyiparly T0!" $30.U0iI.U00
damages," alleging that the latter
company prevented ‘thc former cou-
¢¢rn'_'f;`~r_>m ‘operating its rellucl`Y.T1ic‘
suit was silddenly_haJltcd on Julie
8, when the Ani-crican Sushi C0'“l’B“Y
I IUII RAILWAY ‘TIES
'c-Search Weeks in
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I BA"1'.0NNE, Aug. 2-(Special)-
.News regarding the 'situation in
Spain, received from San Sebastian,
represents the conditions as very'
try, where all the trade unions have
given notice of the beginning of \ a
general strike.
The Government has seized the
telegraph and telephone wires in the
affected provinces to prevent the lend-
ers of the strike movement from com-
municating with each other. ‘ `
The greatest excitement reigns B-
mong the working classes. `
Reports from' Madrid say King A1-
fonso is greatly depressed over the
interior situation.
He desired to throw his` per,-Qual
popularity' in the scale and was with
difficulty dlsslladed from going to
Barcelona in' person.
Premier Maura, told him it would
be suicide to eneer that hot bed of
anarchists. '
Censored reports coming out of
Madrid are suspected of being over-
optimistic. ‘
Nevertheless it a ears that l
i":i'i nfl
. Great S we ,cr _
grave _tllroughollt the northern coun-
DP _ Gcn
eral Santiago has succeeded in res-I
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' LI of Réliéls' in Biirc`éTo‘na.  Mileage- ‘» British Royalty with View to Streng-
ampaign in Morocco# Troops But- then the Triple Entiente oi
chered in a Deiile. Britain, Russia and France
toring a sembiance of order in the
city. '
At what cost_ of life and property
comparative tranquillity has ‘been re-
stored in Barcelona still rem-ains un-
lfnowfl.
Various reports agree that the
troops, aided with machine guns,[
fdrove the revolutionists hack. {
I The rnain body of the mob escaped'
Land took. refuge behind- barricades"in'
'the workman’s quarters, whence they
were finally expelled ‘ny shells from
guns o_n<For.t Montjuich.
Refugees speak of the terrific slau-
ghter and estima,ted'the‘ dead at H
thdlihind, but allowance must be
made fur panic. ' _
Whether or :rot the ring-leaders
captured and condemned by court
martial actuaH‘y have been executed
ls not yet clear. I
ORAN, Algeria, Aug., z-(special)
_-The steamer Emir came in today
from Melilla and her officers referrimg I
to the fighting there on July 27 sayI
the general made the mistake ofad-
, ~ _,_ __ __q '___i__
‘stall of General Marion was d¢<;i_nI1ag_
vancing in solid masses through aifi
gorge dominated on both sides by
hills whence thc enemy morwedi them
down as fast as they issued from the
pass. I _ I _ I
_The unfortunate soldiers of Spain
did not know where the fusllades
came from, and the butchery was
terrible. _ _
Many ofthe Spaniards had' only
just disembarked and were without
rations. `
Further particulars regarding the
situation 'say the arrangements' fori
caring for the wounded are deplora-
ble. I
There are few doctors, and `medi-'
cines, surgical instruments and other
appliances are almost entirely lack-
ing.
During the fighting on July 27 the'
ed and some companies lost half their
strength and three /quarters of their
officers. _
All the reports speak of the bravery`
of the sol-dlers and officers, but dwell
upon the stlipidity of the antiquated
UACUCS <1iS'Dlayed and the disorgan-
zation of the commissariat.
n|1:lnriiin liiwl-.
` III' SIX IISUIIIES
.CHlCAGO, Aug., I1-Inspector Mc_
cfm". Chicaglfs indicted police offic-
icl, has headquarters at thc Des
P1ain‘es~s't po'lice static-n. It was in
this district, according to grand jury
charges, that c'»'.Iz» police of’licer‘gath-
cred $150,000 graft money from “_
sort keepers. -‘
SLIII IUS HIUTING '
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MEXICO City, Aug. 1-Moro than
two hundred arrests were made, a
score or more wure injured, including
two Americans and two woman, in
political riots ill Guadalajara yes-
tcrdny and last night. The United!
States consul has appealed for aid,
Fodeiral troops and police are no-w on
thc scene, and thc latest reports sav
has just been landed in California,
e m etltioo by sweating iris l-ab°f»I
duty, or by performini! W hi* *rd °b
All sports should he mdmsii-
Ir. 'rim time riiln of 'hould
Brill! in all industries. mean
Wivloyer, lie bi air
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  Pulse-ninns
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MELILLA. Aug.. 1-Altlio the
heavy artillery mounted upon the.
forts contirsues to throw’projectrlles‘
against the Moorish stronghold on
Mount Gurnga, the situation is com-
Daratlvely quiet. In spite of the over-
‘Vh€1m‘All,”- hflat and fatigue of batt.lt',
the health-ct the Spanish troops# con-
tinues excellent. Thc inhabitants of
Melilla have opened' their houses to‘
receive and care for the wounded
Spandiards. Among the natives theirs
is a rumor that Eihoes, the poRernii
Moroccan chief is coming to pacify
the tribesmen, but this is doubted. A
train transporting engineers was dc-
railed and attacked by the Moors
near Melilla, but they were repulsed
with loss. General Ma!'.i'n';i is ¢`anni*ng
wllsn reinforced to make a grand
march to Selouan, in the interior.
The Moors, it is declared, weru lack-
ing in fcpd and ammunition, and
forced to desist in their attacks and _
withdraw to the lead mines to :make
bullets.
THIIIU CLASS
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COWES, Allg., 2-(Special)-The The unusual welcome as arranger!
Russian Imperial Yn'cht Standart, was designed for the double purpose
bringing the Emperor and Empress of helping strengthen the chain bidd-
from Che/rheourg on a visit to King ing Britain, France and Russia in er
Edward, anchored in the roadstead triple ententc and to dissipate the ill
f0d5-Y- I_ feeling eng,-rnd_crell by the harsh de-
_Th-eir 'Majesties were given alll oiiic-i nunciution, of the Emperor Nicholas
iial welcome even more imposing ohani so frequently vented hy members_ of
usually attends such important occa- the lubor party since- the coming' of
sions. _ _ the Emperur~ first was announced/
Not only were King Edward and King Erlward and-Queen Alexandra
Queen Alexandra, the Prince and went on board tho Royal yacht and
l?r‘incess of Wales and a large- gather- met the Stanrlnrt outside Spitircad,
ing of other members of the Royal ‘King Edivard went over to the
family uiresent but 'l50 of the British Standart and welcolned his guests,
war deaf, dpggged from Stem, to “BTH the-ri escorted them to the Victoria
and Ming the Russian wsigm eng aéid Albclt where luncheon was S‘¢!'.\-
circled thevanchorage allotted to the Ie I
After this repast tile two sover-
Stalldart. ' eigns reviewed the assembled fleets.
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PASSI§IIIIF.II‘I SHIP
and Feared She May Be
~ Lost-
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_ Search is being made fof steamer.
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IIUIIFTIILNIIT ULUIIIS
SEATTLE, Aiig.. 1-IA slant 'Dust
Curzon’s reform, apparently much
remains to he done. No 'practical'
steps have been taken to previc-nt
people being ill used anld robbed on thu
platform and in thc waiting sheds'
the Hotel Garria, where the Diaz
Lenlv °f °°'°‘°“ "*“’*'°“' ° -°" °. . omokoo manners. ram also warm An
TTi“IIiIiTiT-iIe II§nIilIIIb°Ie:‘Y*I‘I‘v‘YI‘I   I‘Y‘IYI I.-'_ I ' 'ronowro' AuI_;I-1<si>|l>iul> Mod 9" ' with some experience prderrei Much'
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and ist out) 3 (;_H¥JnI:E?I MIIII a~(sNcIBIl)I_1I04} crate to fresh ezssterly WAND. AB" _U PUD! W0" ‘N WW ¢° B'
_ eluded i,y declaring that so ep .    _ _ _ _ "_" nd ‘H wand' "_
H9 °°“ A S t. Corn ....    55 and warm. P 9° 5 ‘ hi 3 my 10 a_m_
fer in Nw ”°P°"'“°"‘._ °' "r"II§"rlT.l.i no'-Y what    mal 'ri-imni of may win be iorrmr :létswiii so was error.. 'eo um- enum' r 'wi ° 8_3”
both by the rogues a_ud shagpcfs that ?,_g:i_n
infect, every large rai way s at 'on and _"‘ _ 'J_ h b hm, the
hy the railway uriderlings thevmselves,  :gg St' Zn’ y w_ . _
l<‘urther,. not the slightest regard lr. of dollars’ is believed is C16,-,red
paid to the comfort ollthoae who guys
_ wlsll to purchase tickets. While uvery-rw d
the situation is qllletcr. Mariy build- thing is made cusy for the first and 35° team” land and J, Flkelps Stokes of New
ings were' wrecked with stones, and second-class passengers, the lrnlortun- e S ' iYox~k, honorary presidents, and lr.
CHICAGO Aug 1 --Arrangements some American property slightly ate tll-irdi-cIlass traveller is kept from ____________ _______  iLuciern C Warner of New York vi i~
are being _made by the Atchison, 'l‘o-idanlaged. _ the ticket office till a lcv/ minutes "- “‘ '* ""‘ "'_"I?"' 1 prcl-ident
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(1 S t` F road for a series Phe riots startoi yesterday afteit before a train starts. If he happens    iy During a banquet given to tho.
g?II¢?x;;IT'lmerITtIll ewhiecll will ire. watched noon, when a mob hroke.up a meet- to _be on the edge of the _s'trugg1ing _  0 _world's cplilnlitfce l»y_Mr. Strikes lc-I , ‘
with interest by all railroads ln the ing' in Clogoa that w-as called in -mo.; he is lucky lf hc' ootalns a tick- ports were lead allowing the |>i~,-
U..-ited states. The railway porches-itlie interest of President l=ortioio‘ot ot all iierore thowlelret i‘e__eloserl, HE  ~| gress oifthr- increment- '1~'=\-~\.i' ini `
e  in  “  i"i~Z~.i‘;:fZs‘.i.“°“" mr'   “ins”.f‘."i..fiii..“°.;S,.2‘.r‘.i.f..1““ "sz T . _ A ~ i.T.‘."“°.”..*z"‘:~.';.‘.*i1;"i:.“..r.‘r;"  I » -
cocoabolo and Java-“cs” on ' W 'I‘IIlle oraldors dye staged Thee-  dasllorin and secllre a scat if u  II “""‘ I I’ e'rnpI:~o1~'sI`l:atronaEc~ has get-n r'.I
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and is being prepared _for llse_ ncnl' streetcars, _cnrrll!gas, an_d anltormobi- vacant place is- to ue found. _ _ Marning D!||y ‘nd Rurd D_.||M_ mined in Russia, and his i_.i_._._<_ ly I
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SIIIIO II tIII'I higher th‘aIiIdtItI.Ie Tie eng- eIILiII’t’lle?astr;&,  paWTTtfl_' :oilfu eedn|‘lI”T;llSi:T.}:g 'ITirI\' through `theI WEEK ' ‘NRI -6 JUL? IT. -I ' 'which 5;? azilt fronlIIl\‘lIl' Stokes III
AIMIIIICMI uc' It IIII IIB lo I P" Di W nt R esI’ In one secti t S d in 'gb -:Til down 'the' MONDAY I II I I I 73|  II I I
able of twenty’ IW" to th My yung-I az' e wa ey‘¢qI\IIId . on. gn q MI run" g  a Chi fl ' ' 'N "HI I II .Inn 33 I
w,,a,._ and is ,.0 iioruf en ordirmrv.a bnrri<=sde°was er, ° -and many platform to .find ll new 1' rim ere, '1‘UESDA\ _.   7 _  _.-.. . .._-.~_...._. _.-._  .
- 1. 1 1, it. Holes sh ts were_cxch.an|;ed. .Si.x.- foot ite parted from their parents and - N » - 5
:vIILIlIleheIIlTIcIIr‘ell Ie(TlrlIrscIrleI:v iIsIl/.Il\es will be’ 0 two mounted" police were evlvgs from 'their husbands in e WEDNFSDAX ' " "' "" " 7553 Conddnnd Advzru uncut?
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will-he about $2 each. e_ _s  ._n t. q _oym own sec on were amos - nc e o me a n s e y ami _ .  . . .. ...-.. .__A§ D__- ._.___.___.____g;_._._._a_ _ ;e_
contains about 17,000 tier. ___E‘.__ ed. Iléuis-»Ro1ss, el prominent piss the lrmeutatloos ofthe women _ind SATURDAY...   w____k_ A151; tg 2_9 m__h'§_‘:___d
_.._....__.-.-~---- / adherent, and a well known °lawyer, children left behind with i1o,m-licy ‘ _ 44586 st . _` _ 8_6mw
cf.rl1<>\'“I*’°’“ ev" 5° IIIIIoILlgI ti-IIII-l WIT; 'IIIIIIIytnI;°IIIIIlLItIItli li t srl 'and no cum lid” f WSI: “IIII ' Tom II II I' I I II ‘I 743! Ir_4N'i‘l`<:o"elerir`lor` Gioee-ir store
mm, WHO “oils to profit in in us s urhkg I1 K e mo s s orm _ ed to go or ow o g . Daily average . ... .. .,. ..  . Y » .
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BOSTON, Aug. 2-The mystery of
ries of robberies on the steep-ici
Austin plying bet/ween his
assen ers have lost thcus
the arrest oi Thofmas Wright,
cwenty-one, colored porter on
0 P - ` irculntion of The CHARI I I -
._ d hild-ren rators__stay'od. Every window i _ _ _ TDC ° own handwriting. Box 232 (ity.
by wiIIII:,I;Ig :EIU w|;IgIlTaIL:t;"Ito ';>rovi»doI(fIhe it ucture was smashed, and tbl; K*’°PMIMfdS l-Il1\fl1¢h\ lil UIC h°\'°¢ LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN is greater 8_3d3ipd_
l<>“i= 1° H- - ~ , I ' ' til t l il ni other nelly _ 1 ._ _ .
for the safety und security of “bis :,.ai°__ _the office and the barbel' S1101: --no--an \g;::‘.p‘p8°n gn ;,l_mc° Edward “__ TANQEDI B. Hoy ,,g,,.,,¢ i ,years 0|
1 , hould be ‘nlado to 00 D- oo e . - _ I » . ;  ge to work in ri denial office.
TIyIIIY.vlItyli"ElieIIzenc.rai reS\\lB¢Y0“s' h°°. _ ,_ ' The temperature at three o'clock_\l,l;j; °°"::’_L-ff’ n ur" “.0 not th, Applyatq Berlin Dental Parlors.
penalize? CII TIII\TlILloi:‘-Ie atIl\ITailhlTe sIIIITI;I - ,-~itm° mommg was SIXWIIIIWQ III°gI|III°eI eounzar total, andtezclude all spoiled, ____ __  I _ ,_ _-_ “'45”-_ _Q
as “"f‘D fe. 81° ‘ ' . ` .._.__...__..__. s ' bi d destroyed pbph-|. 'i‘llese‘ ` ` OST _'between Charlottetown uni.
Similar-l_y, wt__h_;e F;r_-_r_i_;kr;i_;ins_i:_v_b_o s_hil__l;: illnaras Linlment Lamb:-.rme-\'s friend. ________o__ M_n"d_"nd‘“° no “hm "T:;%:|T|5w only actual paid cir- All VeL~non River. a lady., _ wat
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his W0? ~ - ~ - - _ ` Q _ I ‘ ' ' '~ . Finder please leave at 208_ Kcnit St.
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°°“°°"`““I °h"° Wm 'III a II Corn ‘ 6|; hours and thirty-one minutes to veil!! °U‘°'l\\"°0 _
cram; ‘*_v°r inward. _“On” . DCC. .-an-..|..._ .....¢_¢~-\.....¢... .»_ _
oung meu's Lilrlstlan u..uclatluns
BARMEG~ELBERl<`ELD, Gt-rmuny-,
All . . I _ ' ' ' _ cyl'
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opened iis l7tll \vorld’s conference'
_ _hire yicstqelwlay to continue \lnLll l\» .:- I
the I nc'rthW09'f. °h5A"m*“_‘ of I T'I““|usL 8. Lord Kinnaird presided -it
 7 i _ board ofdirectors of the- Great Ndfth ‘thc inaugural meeting :ind 1500 do
- II - ' , . TI ern road, `i5fT'° Pe. I““.veil1ed her” at.legates froln ull countries, incl~ .ling
TIIIAYEL III INUIA....._ ._ 
I»€h¢ A\9»3k°`Y“k»°'uI'Pa'.°»m9 exIIos“ImII ,60 Americans, were in attendance. A
| It, Wag mst .of bmmg _in B,-Qo|_¢_._band met each delegation _at the
;1yn_ Nj Y._,. and cmt over $8000. It ls_ station and played the national uth~|
` ‘ ‘e feet highwweishs nearly 11 t0_n HM em. 'rho delegates marched tnroioi.
LO-NDON, Aug. 1.-While thsird-class'15 the largest piece oi' its kind in th-1 I splendidly decorated streets whicn
iiravcllillg on Indian railway-s is not‘w0r1d, were' throniged with spectators.
such a horror as it was before Lord A large number of interpetnrs and
300 h_oy guides assisted the visitors.
Speeches of welcome were made by
the burgolnasuer, prominent. clcr'e:y-
mall and representatives of the civic
authorities. Malo choruses sang
hymns. I
The election of officials' followed
the pre-liminaries of the meeting.
Privy councilor Scllin-ewllui bring
elected president; Prince Bcrniuiotic
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'AIIAXIAIS IZIIIIS "I"
_ iuniniuiiii AUUUEIHIFIIUYYY
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__ _ _ . II’arading Strikers Could Not
Had Three Hundred on Board Ent. r the Mining Town
-Soldiers There.
SYDNEY, Aii;'._ 2--With bayonets
nntl nlachi,.c guns warring their w\e,y
DUIRBAN' NATM" Mg" 2“(SP°°`l the United mire v\‘I.r;..l-A. .zld not ut-
i`-tll)-Thres hundred persons are a- I I ~ _
S t` tl.\"~`»'-"T iD' ll
bohrd the British steamer Wnratllall,I tempt tn II br I I I I Jm D pu
on Saturdaiy und hold their advertised
,cn route from Sydney for Londion and_ d(_m0nstm,__m ,hem Two or th,”
the fanure to hear ally report of IIIc_ hundred s¢.`\1ic:‘:i were in town to ap-
Ivessel Since she smled from here’ sit civll authorities in lheir deter-
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_July Zhth, has rcsultcdi ln some u.-.minatiml tn |,re\.ent any ,|Cn,On5;,_-,,__
Iiion by citlrcr' of Luo labor parties
-now cnlragcd in thc dfuth struggle
f. r sfilprenlilcy ln (`;l|.-1: Br Lon, tlfe
cd Il~.f.n_ Glace Uay, only clinic within
ii r,|mrtcr of .i mile of-llominir/n.
_.ill app;-omii. s into Dominion wcru
guarded .ly troo;s r|n.i i;.n.c\llnc guns
were plu.c,'<l to crmliinnrl thc two
principul roads lclllliilp ‘;;lo tllc towrl.
At it bridge ovrr \`u,loguns Ilrcuii.
whicll marks the liollnd-ary between
the towns oi Glace Buy and I_2.C»Yliin‘
ion, dctilchl: c_ii.~; of li. l`. 1'. liilii R.
(`. G. A. welt? :.tltirnl.il. 'Ilia l‘0l1d
litre runs tlllo\`l;Il rl hollow, and on
high i-_lonn'l .ahoet lt, fi. the Cllllrth
yard, was stationed u I\li_xim gun,
its r_;l *llc frounlng over .lic i‘Jl1<-6
'ani c, izzlllunliing tl c crltirc =itl`_cCf~ It
wus along this road that thc precas-
slon came, but it did not come with-
in' a quarter of a milc of this jpoint.
At Bridgcpofl about 20 men of the 
C. G. A., who formed che remnant of
the garrison of that blew. were
drawn up under arms. 'l°heyIW€'l'~_i in
the field ut the slwe of the road, but
when lenders of the procession saw
giemnipg beyonets and knaki runi-
forms thoy countermarclled their men
an-,i the procession started back for
Glace Bay, where the meeting was
held and u bumber of speeches made.
,f, _ . . .,.__,,,,_,.'.p-yi-;»rin' of lllc..E_.!. I\l.-»\'L,-lvlliCiL.8'tai.it»-YY
v. M. 1:. I. _wnin's ; 
 N?`Dl)?in the mailing de-
. parftment of the Ghnrddan. One
im ghoroughl l1o,nqst_ and t ustwor
eiiy Apply at olie'e to the dubscrlp-
of Sweedcn, Lord Kinnaird of idiig. _ *_-k _ _ _"T _,_
TIIAW SI’LAY3L.IN
\\'ill'rr: l>l.,»\l\'.<..lnly nl. -Hurry K
I'l`li:iw'.-fa\ti‘ Tu_\' iii his own hands today.
I For sir; lloul'.~a lil- ol~\'ilpi¢~ll illc \\'l\h€SS
stunll_ while l)i.-ti'il'i .\llorll_ey .ll-,ro_in0.
the lnrlli \\‘Ii-» trlcll to si-:lil hllli I" l‘-"Wm
‘und who oiiui- 1\l'<\\‘iollsl_\' ihvl‘lll'll-.4 _ im
onion to roll-l._..~ ni." froip ri ci_~nninol
asylum for ilisriiiii. dclved into his l\f0
history. 'l`hav\'c~lncl‘g1-rl rreditoblf from
the ordr-ul. \\`huie\'¢~r _Ierorns u_n nlien-
iafs muy iilnkc of the oxnilllnailml to the
eye ulill 1-ur of fhr. lnyllinl_l, Sill\f0l`¢1
‘\\'llih»`.~» _~lu_\‘i~i'sllo\\'e¢l no signs 0f_ ill'
sunny on li 4- .~t:uid today. 'l`0l1lKhf»
ITlluw, tin- uli-inhcrs of his f ily and
his reiiuuo of ufmlneys  GKUW”
.were uuulliin_ous in their opl on that 110
llns proved his fltners fo _ at large.
‘His friends believe that if 0 wqilfl
‘himselfin (ho future its welllls Middx;
éxpdrfenced preferred Apply in
I nt me eppiiestioo for rteose fwm
mtmwan _But Thawnordaal ll_ I1
.over, He will remain on wltnes
stand tomorrow and lperhil B ‘TW
ion r, The stuie`s ieniss believe
thateif he in insane he wi be more
likely to betray himself toward the en d
when wearied by Jerome's 00Mi!\\l
ammering.
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