f- '--»- ._  m K5 ._ _ _pf """-_--._..__._Ji,_
2 MADE IISTIR. _ '   _ FOR CONGRESS
5Decial to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian.
HALIFAX, Sept. 2-McNeil, the se- BOSTON, Sept. 2--Robert Suther- OTTAWA, Sept. 2--Earl Grey, the
_ IIN   EIIIINII Iii-All WIIIIIIEIIIIM INE MANY -ARRIVE  -
IN ST. JOHN SIN SIANIEY   IN HIS NIIEIM IiIII’H GENEHAI ‘ IN MONTREAL 
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ccnd steward on the steamer Stanley- land, aged sovgntysevog Wars o1d_ Governor (_1¢ue,~81_ has vbwn heard __...Z._____.
gpcoisl to The Guardian.
`5'l`, John, Sept. 2f-A tire which al-
most created a pan-ic in the North
End, and w»hich_calused serious prop-
perty damage broke out this alber-
nuun iii S9Bl)"5. l-'lV_°"Y Bliablv OIDPO-
,,1|,e Main St Baptist Church.
` The district was comprised of w~ood.~
6,, lniilairlgs and within a few mpm-
ents the fire assumed such a .proport-
‘ 10,, that the Eeneral alarm was
sounded. _
pelore the blaze was under control
5¢0loy's large stat-les with two horses
lille Maritime Rug' works, Gillen-'s
1;,,n~iage Factory and Warehouse. two
1,,,~1;@ residences and several om-aller
' buildings were completely. destroy-
couraging
   | The question' of leasing a number' “One ofthe things _that remain up-
   ;i(§__s_t_i;i_:_ai_';i_;sne$_iro;lg__l1_out thcb province
o e mem ers was
  taken up and fully discussed. How-
- '-‘-** ever, no definite action was taken
*TON Se '_ 1-_Emthusi “ic . and the matter was laid over for
BO` -’ D ' a m consideration at a future date
their ‘name fm the Harvard aviation The election of officers resulted
iiehi nt Atlantic and each lull or no- follow _ “S
publication: _
permost in my mind is the general
spirit of revolution which I met with.
By this I do not mean an autidynias-
tic or antiforeigu feeling so much as
what I would call an ‘antil1aby'
movement.
"I~‘articular1 among the scholars
, c 1 -wh t, . - . , ., ~ _ _ _
urdily 9-U 8 _flilame le _“mil Vice Pres. for King s-B. L. Cox,`a baby 51101114 be on the th,-01,9 at Charlottetown Golf Club was held to
..v.u.f\elnd, dwi _
A Oc O ng n an 1 buf (re-elected) such a juncture consider a proposition made by the der gave a forccful address on "In-
"‘{I1t,WII1' B' ki ` ~  _ ,
Nm' D' el mo ns and Ralph. Vice Pres. for Prince-A. E. Arse- "I did not find a display of an- Militia Department concerning th¢1l1‘?I"l`¢latl0¥l 0f011I‘ Church in Evan-
Jnhiisiciiie. five of the lcadiiiiig 'aviators
~ lli- I ta onis ' th t_ leasing of the B lvid L' k
of thc world, arc tonight in the hands na; t _E T C .1 11 _ 1_ . g m 15° 8 rage" ' h“I~_ ll)¢sc _ _ e _ ere I" S ‘l“l”'
of _Vw ___ut_c__tmmm_nt _(__n_____m“__tee and |ec__;<_:;‘e sry _ _ al ionne (rc e 1S_1,;;1:s,;)et&1_1?_1¢_§,g;1__1,,,_1§10_1;_11__$z:__1,1n_,_,n,_1a_n al_1_gn_;;h_cc__t__wo weeks of thc annual
f ~ ~ irilli' iiiee ' - _ _ cr .' _
_‘;Hm;'H__(US8)tli_d___y_ W 1° opens al; |m_T_he_ __ol_<_l_¢2_xecnfti1f_¢_:_____ w___i12__1~_Zcl2_;>_§€g_al1 infant ruler. ‘They referred to thc _A comnllltee ‘Lf three WHS Rliiwlnll-
' _ . o 1 ‘ , . - ._ _ _ _ ~ ' ‘ < ~ _-_
TE” Wright party m`r“'e'd ‘mherallh t it p n III) ` a e ‘fact th-at Em Umm 5 hoflbles.-m mo- i?.Ics'tOaiI`EIn1IdIioIYt‘tabui;elE\iI;UEt£caiEili‘:uIf
cd nn-l was found, wandering about
thc n\'latio_;Liield by the officials.
who l~1i1’1fITsmi1en, on the contrary,
were inet far duwn the harbor bv
licws1»:i1ic_i't _lnc_1__nri_(l_con1;1iilttee in-en_
luid vscor ci to ic l' ote s, and lat-1
rr to ihc held in automobiles. While;  & 
the ruin, which had fallen almost 1"
culillllilously ilil'o1‘,_».:Ilollt thc day, was I T()l'l,ON'1‘(), Sept, 1-John W, (lates
ii-rlchnz il nt the field whierc it laid thc New York financier, \va.s in l‘r-r-
lllc dust, and settled the insr.-:h grass, onto today, and lcft ou ii Ciinfiiiinli
.lt iuti\lIer;:(I with lJl‘8CtlC€ fllZl‘ltS and Nortlicrli spccizll for Muir.-:.c l\T.i~lntiiIn
of uhom were chlldrcn
‘l¢’V0lU-lion ln China. Quite the con-
f¥`9~l`y. it seems to mc that the gov-
e_rnment is doing all that is possible,
lweli to mc, who knows (lhina \vell,
the 'changes are nothing short of
marvelous. ‘
"l have attciiilcd sittings of vari-
iuid 1b.- expected trip over the city
1.-f l'i<>iu\vclI I)ixou’s dlrigible. The
lllrigiblc Iliglit will take place tomor-
row, uilcli Dixon will llclivcr iiivitat-'
inns to meet the Governor Draper
nnil .llnyur Fitiigeruld.
lihvn the contest couiniittee closed
illc entries at noon, twenty-tw-o avia-
lulz-‘ uni tilirtern different makes 1'-I'
iu'l'upi;iurs ho.-ll bcc-11 rcgist»ci‘c4.l. Arn-I
tug thc lutcst to file their applicat-
i<»i1sic:i.- were Stanley Y. Beach, whnf
will lu- sccn iii a Bleirot, equipped
with ii _cyl oscopc -for securing stabili-
ty, i!l.~ urst'of its kind; H. Iiietmann,
wliil n (-1 nners' biplnnc, and John W.
ll`ils-xii, who will bc -secn in a uiiiiluc
iii-in-|\l‘opellod monoplaiie .
ALLAN LINE T0 BUILD
‘ EASTER AND BIGGET SHIPS
LONDON, Sept. i-A vcry lari~'e_
luiin-.ur cf puoplc visited -the sumo-
iunus new offices of the Allan Line.
oluuiud iwiiiy in Gockspur street. A
lunciuin was hcld in ii Pall M-all
irstnliiilt nil-'i Hugh Allan, presided.
iii ik izlniwi.. o. an iutcrcsting speech
ll" *Nl \l°`S\§l.s for lieu stculncrs are
I-i‘il\_-.7 nniiic mid they hoped soon to
cull lor iciulcii. to build the 'steam-
ri-li.
'rin-y will bc lnr_i.;rr and faster than
llny iii pl-1-srllt plying between the
i:l~tiu~l~ <:ouuI.i'y and (Tun;-id-a.
.~\rn-lnl., \'n.~ masts was E-migratioli,
l1:s1iniul.~<i to bf, (lhtil Smith and M.
Goldie nu utliaii of Nova Scotia, M.
_\_1llI_l_.ri'___l'i\.11i< lulcil oii behalf of the:   “Ot l1Pf>BI_`€_I1t if the railway has ter-
lioi. in-. ricliliiig sailed on the' _“ ‘SHIPS Wlfl1_°“fs°- The holding off is
lluy-'=l iiId\vnl~d today. Hic said the wATEp,v11,1,1.1_ Men Sent- 1--Ed- Dllt down on a strategic move to trv
‘ivcsl l.-.-lies report was now in tlic'w,m1 1,m,1,1er_ aged 24_ ,md n1ng1¢_ and force the granting of rnnninfi
l="“l Sfllilvs of printing and would bc was ki11e¢1 by an ,mg1nc 1,em~ the rights for C. P. R. trains, C, P, H_.
issued' soon. What the purport would Maine Central passenger Station mrs manned, over the I. C. R. If this is|
is and summaries of its contents tonight. “Ot granted the “heme A0 bllildl
hum ,,1,1,,m,,.,1 1,1 ‘.M.10“s mwspapers-_ ______________ from Fredericton to Halifax will like-
hnt lucy were uuniltliorlzoa and 1_,1c,_,1._ MAN RAN WILD lly be gone ahead with.
recr.. ' I WITH A (,_ROwBAR_, St. John will not be left out of the
Ifillliirlfl.-\'l"lON FUR MAY _ _ ~poI't, and while the faster verssls will
I.`f£`IlIf`.ASES 64 PER CENT.
- I .___ heavy iron bn_r, Fred S. Stanley at-'very large proportion of freight will
tacked and iuiurcd four mcn on Ly11‘nI;i_Ii'r_i_\_c nnd__le:;_ve _SL John without a
lzrminn 1,-g, -1 1 t1 - 1.__.- ,1 _ Common. ‘ a _ax cn a si ._ .
1,a,.,_mcm 'hx' (;um(;fmc;‘1 ‘;_l1:grimm?_‘ Stanley, who was temporarily de- This is the feeling in railway cir- _ _
izrntion 11,311.05 1,11. the month 01May_ ranged. also chased a party of wom- clcs_although the officials who know been instantly killed. _ I~roi_n papers
The lil 1 --- 1 . 11 cn with his weiipoli, and Mrs. Eliza- what has been decided refuse to found on the qody it is believed _to wO“A`_ DIES To
(JT'l‘.\\Vi\. September 1-The immi-
. ` ` ` IOM Provincial pnrliamcnts~ I hav.
where large iron mines nic. Mr. - it ,1 _ _ ' _ L
Gates is interested in the Moose ;;Ttl&iU;(;l‘;(;IbtgR;El01tlTE{»ln0dcrn m`
Mountain mines and therc i>:_ 1-olnc1 S_________sed ____ the ____ig_1t _- i.i_1at_al1d _nm
talk of his taking an ilite1'<~.:~it lu the to b___n___ (_h___u ____ tau __;_i; 1_i_el1I_5_s1rc
lt ' tint M K 'i nd lvfruii are . ; “‘ an'
STIEH3, io erc(;te1r:lLfi.0I:.U_m) I Ml. _$51. thc. gieat copper centre ofGl1ina,
D  1 . »_ _ _ _ _
Gates is accompanied -iy ii. large 2ngngldw§1JS‘;_';i;d”°g;fE_eb”l“‘l!__fflf¢¢t€<l
party of New York men, as guests of thu v0_______ men to _:IEC __l§__D_B__r_§
RECORD EARNINGS
OFC P R IN JULY
of the Canadian Northcrli R:\il\vn.y.
i » i
I
ONTREAI Seit 1-As a resultll went 1 saw evidence of n general
M 1, 1 _ .
of thc ,extraordinary increase iii
general business .the gross curniiigs`
of the (lnnadian Pacific for July were
about thc biggest yct recorded, much
exceeding the two million ~nul‘k n
week. The gross earnings, nu\\'eoi’ci‘,
grew in immensely greater propor-
tion compared with working cxpensgs,
so that the net profits for the ro-*mth
exceeded those of last year by more
than a million dollars. .
The gross earnings of the C. 1'. R.
for .Illly were $8,869,214, as compared
_ -. D -
with $7,140,020 last ycrir, an unai'cr.sc_chnses at Halifax for extensions and
of $1,720,184. At the same time the
working expenses for the month werc-
$5,38/i,594, as against $4,660,159 last
year, an increase of but $724,435.
This means that the nct profits for
.l'ulyt. his year -were $3,484,619, an
increase of $1,004,748 over the net
earnings of $2,470,870 during July of
last year. ‘ -
modern cllrriclllllm."
_ R0f_€Tl‘1‘l`|;~:_ to the spread of militar-
ism in (hina, Doctor Gcil says:
.. _
_ Tllrolighoilt Cliina; the cr/rlstant
military prcpuratiuns have been a
source of w‘ondcr to mc. W-hercvci'
plan for the pi‘cparri1;ioli of an en.
ormous army. Not only in the pro.
viucial capitals, but in the small-
” t°Wll"» dflllllléi is in constant
progress." H
0 5 PWS? ° _ dern timcs have o J l . t c 1, r,
I The meeting -adlourncd about 0.30. reign of the mst 5::;lcrcrcem;,;l:.`DE;§_ :Iii the Uliih. '
cosr iuiilolis
TORCINTO, Sept. 1.-The report on
the Torolito tube system bv- .Jacobs
Sr Davis, New York eiigiiicers, was le-
ccived tcdnv. They estimrtc the cost
of ii complete systcni to dover t1,_-
wholc city, 'with the 1>i'csl..i~!. street
railway working in conjunctioi-_ $23,.
000,000. 'Ilia _ cost for 4. tcm1,>yn1-V
system that could bc culargol to
nicct futilrc i'cqliil‘cnlclit;a would bo
$0,762,000.
The rcpilrt _says the system \v0uld
cost sninétililig ovcr $2,000,000, xi inilc
and uhilc it would be operated at n
loss for a short time it would be on-
_tirely self-sustaining by 1912.
EVIINGELISTIC
_ CAMPAIGN IN
NOVA SCOTIA
BOSTON, Sept. 1-Rav. llr. Duncan
A, _McPhie, of thc Boston cvaiid.-iicnl
alliance wllo held evangelistic cam-
ANXIOUS FDR RUNNING
RI.GNTS OIIER INTERCOLONIAL'
IVIONTREAI., Sept. 1-Despite thc
tact that the (7. P. ll. officials de
cliuc to discuss thc rouinors of ur I
making that port a dcfiuitc preluaii-
cnt wintcr port for its fust vessels.
thc _project is thoroughly believed
here 1n railway circles. I
It is pointed out that while they
have a mail contract with Canada or
Great Britain all the mail boats must
call at H-allifax. This means that all
the fast passenger 'thats will have to
call at Halifax anyway, and the use
paigns in St. John (N. B.), last year
will start for New Glasgow (N. S.),
Sept. 15, to start a four weeks' rum-
paign Oct. 1. Simultaneous meetings
will be held ill that town, l1':\.<,u,
Westwell, Steliarton, Trenton, l‘ir-
ona and Eureka.
Dr. McPhie will he assisted by flev.
C. T. Schaffer, Rev. H: Givittali
Dockrcll of Boston, Rev. Dl'. l\. \’.
Winchester, Rev. Dr. James I-lu-fray
of Torollto, Rev. Dr. T. C. VIcK<-.Ivey
of Pittshuf and Rev. Dr. David
Lang of St. John, evangelists, and
Everett R. Naftzger, Frank M. Lamb
of Buckfield (Me.), Irving Higgins of
Oxford (N. S.), Aubrey H. l’ct=.~.iw, J.
G. Powers and Franklin A. "lu\v1loiu
   -°f going Eal`tl‘°l` 05 t0 St- JUlln lsiof Boston, choristers.
mfnal facilities at Halifax to fill the
1,YNN_ Sopt, 1.-Armed with ii
|project. It will still be the cargo
go to' Halifax the steamcrs and the
HURLED 'ro DEATH
rnolvl Buii,olriG,'
NEW YORK, Sept. 1--Crowds on
Park Row, one of thc city’s busiest-
streets, stopped horrified yesterday,
at thc sight of a mnn’s hody ‘iurl'u::
through thc air from the roof of the
26 storey Park Row building. 'I`he_
body crashed into the skylight of the
six storey building gdjoining and be-
came jammed in the machinery of ide
elevator in thc building. ft was,
hardly recognizable and some diffi-|
ciilty was anticipated in identifying
it. Surgeons who made a. hasty ex-
th t the man ind
_ fell across the hatchway previous to was found.. dead today in a room from on 1,,;br,,,d01- Coast, safe nd
1 'pw """"' "mi B5llll1Z l_0!` S8lll€ Island and sustain- with the gas turned ah, well glter tha long trip to 1-{\1dg:n'5 .___ _  .__ _ ~..-._ . _.,__- _ _ .
ed injuries which necessitated bein A nephew, said to vbe Geo Taite Bay '
   landed at Mulgrave and sent -here to of St. John or of that neighborhood, This morniny a message from the
a Hospital He belongs to St. was with h_i_m shortly before his Steamer Eaii Grey was received by
‘l°l1“ ‘l9Bl5ll `i ‘ the Marine Department
1---vi-_ --v-¢1ff-7--._ __._i.
   ' cuiiissroilmssh I It ' I azrll sESSl¢li+` I I
- , IM I _ _
_   ' T0 I.-BIWRULER   - Bllrusr coiu=E_lislic£
HKI’NK_0NG. Sort. 1--Dr. william 5 - ` | 'rhe imh session of the P. E. 1.
s Edgar lrell, the American travellerl   Baptist Conference was held with thc
` ' . _ - ' P on
Last _night in the Stipendiary Mag- _just completed a visit to all the cap» , Aug, ;-10111, and 31,,t_ The ,,pen1,,g “_
instrlaiiic s ___(_luurt room in the Citylitftls 0! -the Celestial Umpire in or- ercises were condllcted by Rev. G. R.
mi;1_t_nng(__¢;_i_:>__ \;i)asEhelIrl ghehannual der sto study the new politicall move- -*_ Camp, M. D., father of G. M. Camp,
G Te t » ` '  ‘S “Fd ”‘°“.*- » . _ special tn The Giiai-.lien » LW' A l’“l’°" W” l”`°“"‘“*°“ "Y R°"- I
ame ro ection Association. 1 With the exception of the rnterpre- _ ' _ _ _ _W, M, Field of Tryon on "|31\,|¢
T1, 1- th . LONDON Sept 2-The Iam lc ‘ f
____ 1 __ e e was e .largest attendance ters, chnii bearers and other servants Britain Mlfived Here toda pk.” °_ Study.” A lengthy discussion follow-
Slx families were rendered homeless. gh M'-"tanmlal m-eetmg for years ‘md the d°°"°r-tmveufld alone' He has record trip from Rimou  Ta Lim I ell At' 230 olclock the meeting was
____.__;_.____ , 0 H1 crest cxlllbltcd was most en-,made the following statement for pou‘__“ve da __ ____ ___ B L 0 Ver- organized for 1,,,31,,eS,,_ The clemon
y a cc en °“r5-' of officers took place as follows:
who has crossed bbina five times has Ba tint Church at E951, p(,1,,t
Chairman-Rev E P Calder; Vice-
D
good work had been accomplished l
`and the outlook was briglii. for fur- 1
ther advancement. The regulni' coin- 1
mittee was appointed for the work 1
. Y i .- .
- _  s mi thi lr the 1 - fih l , ._ 'rl - t A. 1
_t"',',m.'atEgn.ggentkinukef izhguigt km' President-A. E. Morrison, (i‘e-elect- zails thart E?-Iilniimig pnssigg ’E.Ii0r`:ill‘gl»)lIcn `  T~1tcclI~Edsel-F"c1§i'oviI1eciIa(Ipmtl'e(iiIaurer 1
;3"§______l|1‘Ref0 meet to obeghf uefévggii ed),_ _ _ 'critical period of ‘ner history, n,-m1 T ' showed that $1283.20 was paid in by 1
I d G 1 Vice Pres for Queen e-Gil Gaudet there is a feeling of resentment that Last 01/ellllifr H meeting of the U10 CllUl'Clll‘S f<‘f film Year Bllll $1033-91
by the W. M. Union. Rei. lo. P. Cal-
gelism." The remainder of the after-
noon was passed over to the W. M.
‘Union under the leadership of Mrs.
G. F. Camp. Ili the evening the Rev.
G. D. Sables preached n helpful scr-
moli, after which an evangelistic ser-
,vicc was conducted by Pastor Field.
(iii Wednesday morning an inspiring
Rev. E. P. (‘-alder. A paper was then
presented hy Pastor Field on “How
to Finance our (.`-llui'<'lics," Wednesday
uftcrnoon ali Ecclesiastical collncil
called by the Baptist Churcii of East
Point to advise in the ordination of
their pastor G. W. Camp (Lic.) or-
irauizcll hy choosing Rev. E. A. Mc-
l’hce Moderator, and Rcv. Wm. M.
Field (‘-lerk. After thc credentials of M -_ _ ~ ‘ . _
ucy     .._,..1lO,11li0i
A
nicssciigers were presented thc Rev;
E. P. Caldcr was appointed lciidiug
questioner. After licnriug thc str.-itc~
ments of the candidate, His (liiristinli
experience, his call to the church, his
views of CIlris'i'.iall lloctriuc, the coun-
cil udviscd .thc church to proceed
with his ordination. In the cvcuing
the following program wus rcudereil.
Iutrodl|ctol'y services, consisting of
singing, reading the scriptures and
prayer. S_cl'lnoil by Rcv._E. P. Gaid-
gU>;<§
NESUIIS IIE GUARDIAN
Speciaiato The Guardian.
M0`l\'TliEAL, Sept. 2-Every train
reaching Montreal brings 5 lresly
batch of dignitaries to attend thq
Eucharistic Congress.
A  E  . | Cardinal Vnnnutclli will arrive 1.0¢
_ ' morrow on the steamer Lady Grey(
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Voting up to Tllursday, Sept 1.
Includes the Islands of Cape Breton,
Newfniinulninl and Prince lsewani 1..--'
and.
Cunit-ra
I’I!1L.J
Silit of Furniture
Bicycle '
Gramophone
Steel Range
Kitchen Uabinet _
Nfld.  . . . . . . . . . . . . , . _
.. 
Miss Bessie l\lcl"ui'ianc, Ur- I
agedale ...............   322,090'
Rev J. .l. McGrath, Belle
lslc, Niid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 321,430
Rev. P. .I. ()’Bi'icli, Tors
Covc, Nfld. . . . . . . . . . .
_. ,.....,300,2;!0
Tony D. Piston, Sydney .._..,27i1,~i80
M-iss Mary Gorlifomt, Char-
lottetown...  . . . . . . . . . .
._ 25~I,li70|
Ewen Mcliinlioli, Haluptou I
I’. (I.     ...238,5Zlil
 w_   "l§l3e“-116,-C I 1-_,und an antmynustic   I [devotional service was condiintcd by D A W __ ___ ___ __ ___
1 Join sinus wird ',“°“f">i~,f- .Ye .1  nv  fm svsisul wouih ' ' °‘   " ”` `
town, P. Ii. I. .... ._ lI)2,El30
. Gathcral, Tors (‘ovc,Niid. l'.il`,h£iU
. I.. Taylor, Glacc liny  l8\i,li1lll
Herbert Mann, Sydney...... 182.7-ill
. H. Cook, Sydney Mines  182,000
_ M. Gillis, Sydney l48,5l»'\
iss Annie Mcl{iulioii, Syd-
ney ....  ._ . . . . . . . . . . , . . .
..131,\.10
isa Edith llitkiusou, Syd-
lcx A. (`olliu.s, Miii`gal'r~.c Hb. 1
(‘_ li.    . . . . . . .
_. 104,110
Lolui slssor or oiliscaw '
BUS’l`L)N, Scptauillici' I l.-'i"il 1:1
lord liisliop of Glusgoiv and Gulin-1
way. Right llev. Ai'chbi.~allop Dean;
Campbell, arrived llcrc today on the-‘
steamer Cyulric from llivcrpool, and
cr. Ordinatiun prliycr by Rev. C. W.
|SaIiIcs. The' hmid of fellowship and
charge to the ciilididate by Rev. Wm.,
IM. Field. The charge to f.lic cburchl
by Rev- E- A- MCPIIW- "rl" F“"St‘pi‘elates from various parts of t-bei
.played in her usual good form this
A ` BACK IN GEORGIA-
Point church royally ciitcrtaincil ilu:
left ou the ‘inrmouiii boat. 'Phe
Bishop of Glasgow with Ii.i»f“ licv.
Arthur Foley Wiulilllgioll liigrain,
lord bishop of London, and other
world, will address tue Anglican
'_ll0l0i§alUS- . church coi1g_l‘c\ss wilich will open iit'
' I
AHOKE SMITH CAME ' `
iallfax next Saturday. 
From the American EpiscopaI1
church, Bishop William Lawrence.;
f Mussacliusetts, chairman of the
ATLANTA' ' Ga" Sept' l"'F"rmel,lIi,i_.-ilse of bishops Bishop Cliarlcs l-i
Governor Hokc Smith “came I-rick’
politically today, whe_n lic wus unm-
inated for governor of Georgia and
cndori~ied.ful' tho presidency cf the
United' states in 1912 hy the suite.
Democratic convention. l'Ic rel-livclll
233 votes against 78 for io.-:_ MJ
Brown, the present governor, iliv bai-
Iirent. of the Pliilippiilc lsllinds,
Bishop Frederic (‘ourtney, of Ne\v`
York, u'nr;l tivclity other bishops, will
attend. A-.nollg flic spenkci‘s_at the
congicss will hr Iicv. Dr. WiIliam`
Vnu f\llr.l1, null other Bostonians,
The cc'ie‘lirstioil will last tcn days. -
loting being lluder the noiliity i:iiit_l_,NlTED STATES - _
system.
MISS THOMPSON WINS AGAIN
MONCTON, Sept. 1~-In thc mari-
time ladics ‘golf cliaiupionsllip this af-
ternoon Misa Thomson, of St. John
defeated Miss Uniackc of Halifax, 4
up 3 to go ani tomorrow will Play
Mrs. I-lands0m`l.udy, of Windsor for
tha championship. Miss Thomson
sol-iniwils 'ro nvlsar I
_ llloNl~;v .s'l'iilNol<:-.\:c\'. ’
wllsi-liN1;'l'oN se t..i-s-.-o~ctnI- I
~ » D Y
l\'lacVeagIl’.~; ruling on the term “colu-
lnerclal paper" lil the Lrei-i.~ial‘y dc-
partment’s interpretation of iiic em<
crgelicy currcucy law, became known
in its full import hcrc today. Busi-
ness men and bnuks throllgliiillt the
country have beeli anxiously waiting
afternoon, making the first ninchriles.I0l“ lll. f€0lll1fZ that EH 9~<lV9l`S@ Vllllllg
in 38. Great interest is taken in the
result of tomoi'row’s play.
In the consofiatiuu semi-iinafs today.,
Mrs. Staiificld of Truro, defcaied
Mrs. Jones of Moncton, 7 up 5‘to ho.
while Mrs. Stairs of Halifax, defeartul
Miss Bactlctt of Cliarlottetown, 57.
`h`s match will be finished tomorrow
would har cilcctiie currency associa-
tions. Thc way now is made clear for
the banks of the liuitcd States to
put into circulation $:'1lllI,0U0,0O0 in
emergency money at the first sign of
ri financial stringency.
The law provides that commercial
paper upon which emergency currency
may be issued shrill include only
'l i '
morning. 'Thénnniiai meeting of the
maritime golf association takes place I'
tomorrow morning and the ch~am‘ll'l0‘l'l'
amination say a 1 ship may in the am_l,no0n_
liiiulvs f tht t
-, ‘ n 0' H mon beth l~‘Iniiel‘tv of 55 llcnnet street speak be that of Fl. H. Holbrook. an in- ‘ _\__VmD S,[,EP(,Hu_DmEN_
ii' ~ -' _ .l - < _ - - ~
» me img!! made “D "I 33395 V1-A - 1 ll on the head ---~--» 1 surance solicitor with offices in
uccnn 1\o|~1_ _ 1 1.1_1114 1. th U _ niiriowiy escapec a iow _ _ . _ - _____ _
ti-<1 ,\1,,,1,.,;h_ filiuan 1nc1.enl,;)em,,1 Z4 3;, as the mnulac swung his vicious FLYING FEVER HAS Broadway._ lt is not known whether N___w YORK _`_u__t _-Fear that
ffélll- ~l\'i-r flu- col-icspoiidiiil-T month iweaflmni _ ____ t _ _ ___ __ ’ HOLD ON BR1TA1N_ 1,1, fell or Jumped to his dcatil- ner hu-'band 'would briulg two child- 'only thc name of the maker. Secre-
0 Tin* |lri\\’iol\;, a1~_ A ACF H. Cl`l`l C Pl fllgge ln W C T '1""""_,'_"__° _ ,` - _ _  , 411-. -'f_1
 a half-dozcn citizens assisted Police- LONDON. Sept- 1*'l`l1@ 0&SllBlti€B BAR'l`l‘l‘l'l'T AT BAFPLI” HARBOR' 11? bi .l.0rn,l1[-‘I1I;1rI-;l_|T)\T5l1?l5. \'I:r<II»\ 1,21 cn<lorsemi-nt of thc hiilding bank up-
m-:-_n Cornelius J. Doherty, thc in
1 - - . . . ,., '~ _ ` - . '- i 1 . k'll h,rse ill a ‘ .
lvl.nnrd 5 Llnlnient Cures Dandrufl. sane man was nnnlly oseipour. d. Rawlinson and Royle seriously injur- BATTLE HARBOR. _I»i;3i»ratd_or,  __:______h.“g h__u___e_ .[.m_v said that they!
 fd- L°f“‘"° “mtv twelve <1=a¢h~ Pemlrf 1-The Steam" _ 0° ‘“~ N ,,,,,, ,|,,,,,.,_,,,,,, ,,,.,, the ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,
'"""`"' """'"""`" have not in the slightest de ree cool- in on hoard I-larry Whitney. Of BW , _ _
WI ed off the Englishmiin’s cngthusiasm Hiven, Conn., Paul Rainey, of New I-llc l'-l`l\l‘ll`€" ‘";_l1'_l: _lelf ;“““_‘IL°S _l_‘_"‘
 L D .  I. . _ 0 for flying. They realize that bilge York, and other members of an Arc- f_ul‘P_l\C ffilllbl U YIH1- _lfifll 0_1\__\€
7 I lprizes are tn be won by thc man wboitlc hunting party, arrived here ©0081' f"’_"' "E lhmf ““’"_‘ l“s'_m mn  B
'is willing to risk his neck to provide'from Greenland. The stay was short, uiirror_ a PXRCOI 1" he' llallfl “ml R
”"` thrills for a paying crowd, and thcy'the steamer remainingsin the harbor bui_lct in .her brcas_t._ _
\ are taking to thc sport ln such along enough only to allow a visitl 'll\<‘- e'l¥l°Ji=Cl_"f ""‘“l1l“I1 fh"_°llll‘l'
ITECEIPTS. EXl’l*lNDI'I`Ul"lE. way that a roaring trade is beilig ashore and return. The Boi-.thic was rrn home to live came up nnuu when
luui-iiI.inn,,__,_     55.00SicIf| benefits......   ......$l22.00 done here in neroiilanezs. somewhat diimnixcll 0\lt\V¢1F<lly as ri Mrs. Troy was ah1:i_it-to iw <l0\`»'l\~-
D"l"""-*‘~~-~--     109-00SD0Cifll N*-li€f~----~    47-25| All sorts and conditions of people, result of contact. with icc and rocks, stairs to breakfast. lhcrc _were aiu.,-
|""'-"       653.0Ol4`uhcrnl hcnefIts......   60.00 who have money enough, are buyingland is thoroughly sca\<f.»i'tliy Hnll ‘fy W0"‘l*‘ and MV* 'l""’l' “md E" _
ll' ` - ~ I t " lifht Bull 'fi i h'n land the Frencl should reach New York next wcck, "You know what I will do then.’
<‘1u.~i.utcmelits and transfers.. 8.75lnstn.lllng eec rlt 1, yng mac 1 es, i
l<elu..<.._.._._.  40.00 new furniture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 70.62 makers are 1rcaping large profits
- _______ ____ ____ _.___ ._...___ ._¢
H ~   " _, ~ ' , lvl i i i..1r4.1s ~- " ~
hZi.i`..AI. <.l.i;"i;.;.;;iit.3'.'.'.'.‘.."".`... .ii»1Ii'<ii»‘§i"'...i.'i'2.`."’i’....'F__`”_T ...fff’.... 61.20 'F3221ABSIIZSAf"2.&"T€N§".§Fn‘$'I§‘§§ 'JI FAIR- ~ _C°“‘l°“59$I___‘°5E‘L°_'El§E.“‘_°_9i§
General expenses, salaries, etc.242.i3 the Aeroplane Supply Company of _'“‘“d (T00 1awwrC|aBsmcau0n_
;-898.95 ' ---- 1>i¢¢nililly,‘whi¢h offers all makes oi Sreclalf-<1 The Guar 1'1"- _ _ _ _ ___:__.__.___:_..._.._._____._:__________.___.____;_ 
$774-95 bin . comc with the mornin TURUNTO. Spill- 3”“MU‘l°‘“"* ‘al
i;1 12 Hampshire where for $1,000 ` th'e piTPi
notes represelltiug actual commercial
transactions which shall bear thc
times of at least two resporlsihle__
nonths to run. l\lauy banks hold *lic
otcs of l'cputable individuals and
corporations which have been bought
from note bl~okers. Those uotrs bear
I..
___ ipersous nlld have not more than li-ur
Li
n
tary MncVengh has decided that thc
of B0“mem0m'h week' Rolls killed' _-_" I Wm l~)mTI1f| 'll loom in a Brooklvnion such notes will coiietitliic the :icc-
U
nd endorsement wllicll thc law -':uII=;
Ifrom Quebi c. Importance of the evonfl
'is' indicated by the arrival of moving
picture specialists from England and
France, who will take films of leading
events more particularly the great
_procession of the Blessed Sacra-
IIIEIII.
MONTIiI‘]AI., Sept. 2--The action Of
Boui‘assa's paper in denouncin Mayf
S'
After the GRAND (_-A1i1v1iA1,'0r Guerin for having participated in
PHIZE, a $3,400 Russel 1 Touring
Car, has been awarded, l)istri".t léo.
3 will receive 12 prizes as follows :-
1 Ford Touring Unr
1 Motor Iioat
- lChairman-Bruce 'Dai/ison; Sec.-Tre- l- D_lBIl10nd_ Ring
asurer-Rev. W. M. Field. Tile re- l (_f`9““l b°l’“l'“E°l`
. orts from the churches showed that 1 (“"‘ " `
a l’l'nf.cf\tiiiit ceremony u few days 9,
go, wllcn Ile made an address at tha
lHYlPf-i\ of the corner stone orf the
First l"l'csbyterian (`hurcli is looked
upon as au exhibition UI bad taste
and poor jiidgulenit, particularly
when Archbishop Bruchesi had 'been
commenting on thc fact that Protes-
tants of lliiuntieal have been showing
such broad minded spirit in helping
I
1
O
Ito luakc the i'Ilicliul‘istlc Cc/ngress 0,
i_succcss_
' IABBIE WOODS EXPECTS
Herbert B, ilbafc, St. Jollu’s
TO DEFEAT LONOBDAT
1I22,2§‘l0A _ ‘
MU'.\"I‘Hl<]A I., August 30-Abbie '
Wood, is diligently training to be In
the best possible condition for his
race against 'l`o1u Loiigbnat on Wed.
ncsday next. Ile realizes -that to de-
feat thc Indian will place him in thc
front rank of middle distance runners.
Adviccs from "f`ul'onfo indicate that
'l‘oln is not \\'ol'i-lcd over his pros-
pect:-_ I-le is in the ncst possible con-
dition and is evidently the Tom Long-
lroat of old vrllvli he was in a class bv
himself. If lic dcfcafs the fleebfooted
local boy hc will certainly gain-.nilicii
of tllc |ii~nsti1_;»e lic has lost iii the
past two _vt-ars and will be elititlrid
to n rilcc with iiuy iiftem milcr in the
co.l1!.l'_i'. 'Ihr \vi.lncl‘ will lnoht likely
be ii;at<h:li :igailist Shrlllzib in 'i`or0u-
to if fha iottcl' ci_u lzc pcrslladed fo
miakc li mzitcil. Abbie Wood is thc
happiest lviy in town over his ,nntoh
with llongi;-I-at and says llc will prove
his 1-iuperioritjf us n runner over the
Indian. lic has Iluudreils of adnlircrs
hcrc uho think lFke\\ise_
NIAGARAS POWER _
FOR TORONTO
’.I`ORON'l`(l, Scptclnlicr l-That Nin-
gara 1iowcr will bc sent rcgiiliirly to
'l‘ol'onio ovcr the go\'crlilnclit line, on
and after Uctobcl' lst, und that thc
entire system will bc opened after thc
middle of November was aliniiuiiccd
by W.~I{. l\iicNaugilf, Mi ll. l’., Illi-
tnl‘io‘1n»\vcr commissionci' at the
convcutiou of Cauadiall niunicipaii-
tics Iierc this niilruiiig. Mr. McNall-
glif. went on to describe in particulal'
the eqilipmeiit' of thc commissioirs
pinilt and lilies, declaring that Am~
ericau engineers admitted 0ntario's
power system to llc the standrird of
excelielirc. This stiiildurd had I/coil
reached without exceeding the cost as
originally cstiinateil. Tllc estlmiitc
had bccll $3.7-lil,‘000 and thc cont
would be only $3,:iuu_uu0 in spite of
thc ,fact that 11 pl'otccf.ivc system
co;-:ting $l0l;,0ll0 and thc right of '.\'ny
had cost $4,000 instcml of thc -,`.2`."i`,-
000 .it first expected.
LI<]M1I<lUX GIVES .
COLD i'()l\‘lI~`URT T()
’l`ARfll‘l<` l1l<1FUitMl*lllS.
LONDON, Sept. I-Hou. Rodolphc
Lemieux, interviewed by thc Morning
Post, said there was' nothing lu tin:
free trade movcmcut in Canada to
ilitei-fcl‘c with the liritish pl‘efel'uiif-iz.
Sir Wilfrid l1auricr's speech as cali-
Ied Wednesday rciiresented Canadian
opinion exactly. The British ,ircfcr-
cncc wus tlicciirdinal feature of thc
ti1.l'ifl, but (`uu1ida \v-as united to the
motlicrlalld in heart and life inilvpcil-
dent of all tariff arrangements. Hc.
said the American settlers in (`_ani\.da
were just as proud to call themsel-
ves Caundians as finyouc. The talk
of annexation was utter uouselisc and
it was strange thc talk of aniicxzi-
tion was only hcaril in England.
_ EMl’i~Jl<(lll ANI) 'i`lil'] l‘()l"l<1
I l3l‘1Ill,l!\', Sept. l -The licivspapcrs
this nioruilllr dvliy apparently with
authority, n story printed in ii
l"rencIi jourllnl l.n`\'ic .\'0u\'l‘llC. tllllf-
l°]iupcl‘or William has \‘-‘ritteii a ict-
tel' to I‘o1>e Pius i'cl;i\i'iliiii: thc rc-
ccul. <'ol1cl~c.-as of 1-cligioli.
..__..._._--_-,-_~\
for. l\‘ilnnrd's Linilunent Cures Burns. MC-
If. seems as tilnugli mcll nci~\'ic<\ spe-
cial grucc for I\`li_'li_ lr.~nipi~raillrcs.\‘I`I|cn
the mercury rem-alps up in the uilir-
tiee, or tllereabuut, the ordinary in-
dividual is api. to suffer from ilervuus
irritability. !\`atuie'.- attempt to :ill
just iieruclf to thc extra heat i-iecnis
to be acciui\1>anird bv sucli a drain up-
on thc ncrvrs as makes muuy Ol “S
m_BC_ Ei, 11 _ v ~ - _ » . .1- .~1. 1 1_1 1_ 1
Nat 1;ain-pl'ufit for thc year... 124.00 mall as regularly as the lists of dry ll!-lJl8 Wll1dS_, fair, stationary tempcra  _i\yN“`:;D_“ignD<1_i;it_:;e11ie_,:c§t0_{;_1;v_,ulorc than nil lnaiiy rc u ani
gal-__s 95 guide :tores'Dlm_rg_ains. - “___ |f-lll`¢- ' ________ .hem 9_3d3wd
,, . , e "’“‘ _ `
IPhi;:?\!el;m§n_ “hge ae;5,1151¥eX0“n§ 'I‘hc'Ieng‘tli of today will be tlilr- \\* ANT1g1;_ 1mme¢]1af_¢1y_ geacher [og
-"»'l`.\'l`EMENT OF FUNDS. AND HOW INVESTED. _'whom of avmtion at g‘e5u11¢,_'te_un hours and twelve minutes. _ Union Road School Siipplament
$20. Apply to L- Mailett, Sec’,v_
, lnrirlclitnl Fund .......... .1 .........$867.B8(‘-ash In Gov. SnvIuKS BBnIt...$15_. _ _ _ aimdchine and an ;___de__ta_k_ The tem____rM______ at three 0.c10ck_ ___3__“___5_v_`_
Iimu-iii nnd Relief Filnd.......... 950.72Cash in (1an.Ba1|k Commerce 227.48 Cmse 9 hi_ m ming was fm-¢_y_S1x degrees _ ___ NS __ _ ___
ing to pay all the costs of smashes ‘I 0 _l4‘(,lUR PER 0 can he accommo
$1813 60 (a considerable ltcm) he I-Z\\BFBnt80B above '“`r°' med ated with 1.;-coil rooms and board
"B18-so ‘ ‘ - The lowest temperature rcco ‘ _
1' 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  104034 -to turn Ollt Bn nvwmvllshed aviat- '_ _ near Prince of Wales (nllege. Apply
n ue of Furniture and Rosalie. ......... .. 5 yesterday Wm, mty th,-he degrees a _W _mn __mc___ ___3d3_____
. ' . . . 1 ' _ 1 b . 1 the highest was sixty-_ . __  _ _.
MDMBEIRSHIP. OFF IL-LBS. CHICAGO MARKETS. s;J_y_;3__7?_\;__1_i___:;1; ________e ____ tm nine p_ I _,,_H.1.___ __a1,_uut _____1_;||y 20;__1;_ _gays
\~_ 1 _ _ ' 1-1,111, 1 _mac sir. nerno y iis.|-
in members .funn 30, 1909...169 Elected for term beginning July - (,111(_.AG0, S¢pt_ 2._(5pe¢151_)._  __'l_1h_»;____l_;Jv:_¢;:Y€yr_¢_2_?_<:_r,_:2__0___c_¢_DNV 0\lH C0 P__)__t Umm ____ ___________e__ Hcwint MM/
luitiiited during the yenr...... 9 1910.
Qqlnstntell . . . . _ . . . . . . . .
   2 1801>. W. McNeviii.
lllulmwu or transfcrred......2 W. N.`Tanton...._.
Susin ndcd_...... _  ._.. 
und ____ __     ...~z
l;""*""\t membereiliip ................ ._
--Uharles S. Drew.._._. 
. 174
.?=1`?==`.<fz
mm3D
_ George Waller......
6-Tohn Mchaughlau
eas
1'I">|'l ful- thr- your lending June 30tli,19l0, _
-~‘~l-- Theinew moon rises -this afternoon _
Minard's Lililninnt Iieliaves Neiu-nlgqn -nf. 1.54. Mlnnrde Linlmi-nt ini anleelerywhcrn
. oeioher wheat    9si1'“R‘hi use will he hirh this mhmlnz hge ch.. FW- ”'.3_<l3li»d
so ‘ i-IAUSAG/ES
. September Wheat  _  103 at 10.18 and tomorrow morning at `iAUN Mb _ _
i I
October COPD  ---.,-... . ..  59| 11.08. L FRESPI FOR FRIDAY AND '.~iA_'l‘-_of nerves; and it is well to recognize _
gepggmher Cory,   ___`5711 The ,mn ,mu t1,1,., ¢\~¢,11ug at 5,35 Umyavsg #1-gAp1~1_ s;,\UNp1dliB,_thle fact. The corn and tumatoemthe the ordinary burden of hot weather.
Fiepteiuber Pork    Nil and rises tomorrow morning at 5.24. NEWS()-MFI & (lo. 9-2d2i
MADE
_.__-.1 I
things which we would usually pass
by with a smile now provoke need-
lessly sharp rnprizof. Tile childrcu liri-
more tiolllllesonie, the en1Pl“Y°l` lf*
more exacting, the eiuployecs are
more exasperating, thc food is les.;
appctizing, the licati:-1 un`.:carnbI8.
and altogether tlliugs look decidedly
blue. And a'll liciznusr the mercury
has cllmncd about ten degrees too
high.
Under these circllmstances we are
apt to think wc have lost some of
a case of religion; it is rather acas
KEEPING COOL
Dcrailsr wr nrr koi wc run'.cooIo\lr-
‘sl-l\~¢=s off by drinliing grcuf iliiuniitics
of wnipr, fca, orc. 'l`hi.~' is It
iilistukc mul irc often nuf-
fer fur it. fu ordinary wea-
lthcr our thirst may bc a safe guide
Iss to what we ouglii to drink; in
|\'cl'_v hot \vcut,llrr if is not, and usu-
ally only intviisiiies the discomfort it
11:4 intcndrd to dispel. Most of un are
more or less physically irritable in
|hol_ \\'c;itIicr. Wilat had wc better dn
about ii'/_' Ilet us be rcasonnible
1und rl-incniber that the trouble is not
mainly outside, but inside I It is 'not
ciliclly that other penplc are more
:provoking (although that also is
Itruc.) hilt it is that we are more
sensitive. Better bottle up our wrath
till the mercury falls! llnwise and
unthinking speech will only add to
human discomfort,and make hot wea-
ther still more intolerable. By keep-
our religion--und other people are apt ing wisely silent we will hc able to
to agree with us. Hut it is not really
e
survive the hot spells without the un-
welcome consciousness that we have
foolishly and unnecessarily added to
fruit and the grain, need the hot An irritable man is worse than sum-
wcather, and we should make thamer hunt,
(mst OI if-. ln lunny ‘t-uses, wc think (From Christian G\laNIIi\n,} _
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