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IS BROKEN Dowu A Ar Mcciii MEDi‘cAi
:Has Sniier Mental and PiiYSiCal Break Wiliam, J. P. McMillan Weil-known Former Prince ol
DUWH-‘Tiii§ IS Partly the Reason' » Wales College Man, Wins the Holmes Gold Medal
of His Recent -
_ cre-tion. C _
a
_ lndes For Highest Aggregate.
1" MONTRE
J P MCM-;\1;~nJ\:]';° 7-iiiwviell-w. Mcciu. - McArthur, summersiae; R. H. Mo-
' ' 1 ei'm0ll . P. E. I., There are twenty maritime pro in-
h The dark cloud has swept down up' hasnwon th” H°im°B 80111 medal for cial_men in list, including J.vW. Donald’ North Bedequei E' T' Tanton
od rumors of t e physical and men- on him while still in the prime of the highest aggregate in all subjects Ai-buckle, Summersld - L_ Ballsm 5”- Ei“i“10\"E Bild L J- Y°0» Cilfiff
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manhood and it is announced he has forming the medical curriculum at Mt. Albion; R. A. Donahue; O. O. i0if¢0t0Wli~ been ordered to take the rest; cure ` ' " 'r -; _ _, ~ iz; , __, er sent by th” Federal GUVEFUIHBDA
in the emmgry cwlng to sudden ' -- ' to inquire into Japanese claims re-
ner- » ` » -
v<;i;s_breal;do\;;i. sultiiig from the riots here some'
is un .
ers od Lord TWe°dm°“i5 time REO. and flillifielltnlly ‘bo seek period the firm has been engaged in
it .
:not likely again to be seen in *the some information on the oriental mi" Oi LONTS. and is even not: in a
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LONDON, June 7-(Special)-- V51-
tal condition of Lord Twesdmouth, Lord President of the Council, which is held political circles as partly ac- eountiug for his lndiscretion in cor- respondence with Emperor William with regard to the naval policy of Great Britain while be was first Lord of Admiralty, are now referred to more openly. _
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iiiilsi PAH S
IS A- PEAYWHWHT
LONDON, June 7.-Lord Howard de Walden, famous for his race horses, his fencing and his skill as a. yachtsman and motorist, will ap-
petlls-t N18 aa drlTTill;uceaTllloNiJorU'Li§i'TrslTa"T wr e I which will be produced- at The Play- house at two invitation matinees.
"Li\nval” is described with becom- "i°“s".ai”°i‘"€ ‘i°.:‘f‘i'.“".;“
“.. ," ua srens
kNoW that Thomas Evelyn Ellis is really the eightu Baron Howard dn
vi'alden,lBsr<im Beafilrdhof Seaford.
The p ay s an rt urlan drama in four acts. The author has used blank verse for* his medium, and those who have read the manuscript declare that the play is full of deep poe.f.c feeling. The story tells of one Lanvsl, the hero, an Italian knight who has
gained glory in als own country,and who has joined ing Arthur’s court in the hope of winning further hon- urs.
- TTJG PIBY.. _bs »mogniilcently staged. The rsssm are designed hv C. Recl-watts. All society will attend the performances, and the audience will be ns noble as the author. It is no surprlsebo his friends that Lord Howard de Walden .s ro sim., as ri dramatic poet. He is said to have been reading .poetry on the race course, and for many years he has been _fi patron to literary and
artitstic thigh. The ‘drawers of his Wfi mi: n e at Be grave square contuin probably many poems that
mfilifiline editors would covet.
e new p aywright is a tall young
msn of twenty-sight. He, is pro- iifiifiv the wealth est man who has written for the stage, for his' in. como is nearly $1,250,000 a year.
PRUSSIAN DIET ELECTIONS.
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BERLIN. Juno ,JL-_The Diet elec- tions were held throught Prussia ymtei-day. The most noteworthy re- nult is the election of tlve Socialist: members, of whom four were victori- ausin Berlin and the suburbs, and te fifth in one of the Hanover dis-_ Suas. 'rhis is the mst time inet cha’ bocialists have ever elected a mem- gi' of the Diet. It ispossible that c hor districts will return Socialist members.
KILLED _WIFE AND ESCAPED.
t1l’}lILADELPHIA, June 6.-As the Edmvnx to their partial diflerencm, tmflfd Abbott, a young jeweller of ed f= city. last night shot and kiii-
liis wife, Emma. Abbott fled
A PEAHEINU EEEET
gers and 270 llv , t t, l whites in a t ez wen y on y being
this afternoon.
and Kanukas.
The survivors reported harrowing
experiences, some being picked up in the last stages of exhaustion after having cut away theirmasts and having been clinging to the _wrecked hulls while sharks followed, waiting for the exhausted men to drop from the wreckage.
Many were rescued by the steamer
,'Paroo,’ sent from Broome as. a r`a- gliaf steamer. The bodies of someof fthe, victims were eaten by sharks. ,Tho beach near Broome presents a _terrible sight, being covered with .wreckage and bodies.
GIANT EEUPES WITH AAIUEET AETEH SCRAP
UTIUA. N. Y.. . June 6.-Charles
Richards, whose height is seven feet two inches and who is known as the tallest man in Herkimer County, and Miss Emma Christman, scascely tlve feet high, both residents of East Herkimer, went on a honeymoon trip this afternoon, following a sensation- al runaway marriage last night.
The bride's brother was violently
opposed to the marriage, and last night* when Richards called at the .home of the young woman to escort her to che church, her mother threw cold water at him. When that did not deter him, she used hot water.
Then the groom signalled to his
sweetheart to lump from the “Pwr story window, while her mother and broeher `were guarding the doors of the'house.
Gallant George caught the iyii-l with
all the grace characteristic of his stature and forthwith they \"ent to be a marrying parson. Then they dis- paeehed a policeman to the bride's
and has not been captured.
home for her trousseau.
rf ' ----as ... -#ef -..__.
STILL. SOMETHING NEW
At New Wonderland--A Nig/litly Change, 0ne Even,
ing of Pictures; the
- - Song." '
The new management of 'New Won- ‘i°"i“'1‘i. have been busy thinking out ii Plan whdmby something new can be oilered evegy~,sw`¢ning\'. and tho roi suit is an arrangement with thenlm “ii S0118 supply. houses, that as tba °i‘i"iK6 of pictuius is made tri- "°*’i\iv so it is .to.be with the songs. :_‘;“‘i:;'B. ‘Wednesdays and Fridinys
0 c an ,of picture-nt; ts.
'i`“°°d=vs, 'i~hu&».y¢~ ana' shun-days "0 the change of illustrated song “iililtm So now, every one- can ilnd=
variety in eaeh~iiight at New Won- derland. 'l'bs.ill'n|trl}ted_|nn¢. for o- “igiif is "I love you and the World 1° 'i`i1ine" an answer to “Love me
BIN! the World ilulline." The illus- rations are beau ful, and the song '“°'° wnmwemzi. Ii hu hm eve. "me: ' an the one if in an “Burr to rs. § Melitnnou will do if illltlce. .gnd_ i_z'_ the. additional now “iii8M‘~ is notli fn time will sup- l>_ly with another song. probably She was A Grhiid old Lady."
Next of Illustrated
the mishaps which happen when a new boy takes matters in hand, and sees_how much mischief he can do Reanorse-a powerful and appealing depletion. of, the Runorse which( ie sure to overtake those who sllow
others to suffer for them wrongfully. This is a grand film, hold ng watchers spell bound throughout. The Pslucskso-are as delicious qvi~
Mlm; na they seem, and the thril- lhg interest takenin their cookinf results rather disadvsncagcously to some of those concerned.
The Runaway Cab-is lots of fun, and its varyin! . Tourney viii be watched' with absorbing interest.
The Little Sweeps-is a pathetic
and beautiful story will told, and (ull of heart interest and deep lylI1l>l° thy the onlookers follow the adven- tursa which make the lives of these ueue wsiis A inatory~- Itl carved' program throughout, and New Won- dsi’land’s management bids for A nowiisd house tonight on the pre
'PM i>ieu>riai'n_u~ isa- miie". °‘"'-Nlw 'lrr5M~'~f.»'Doy. a story of
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T I T \ V I A I
= (Special)-The yacht Verona. today Three persons were drowned by the nado which passed over Southern
won the Marblehead-Bermuda race, upsetting of a canoe iin a lake near Nebraska and Northern Kanasas last` °i`09Eii1g U18 iillc BY- 3.34 official time. here today-two girls and one boy, night was the most destructive ever
woolen undergarment; but over this
he had draped with all the grace of c feed; Those dogs would eat ima if _
skirt a huge parks., which he endured while he mushed down the muddy yet well lined streets to his lodging place at Big Jo’s, During his long mush Wade ran short of supplies and had to feed his socks and trousers to the dogs. A treat/ment of whale oil from a bottle he carried was all the sauce the animals desired, and Wada shared their wants by mushing from Rampart House to Dawson trouser- less.
Wada is from a point east of Her-
schel Island this time. He left Daw- son early in the winter, travelled by dog.team to Fort Yukon. there sec- ured the services ol Harry Anthony. a Canadian musher. .for trail blazer and with him travelled to Rampart House. At that point Anthony turn- ed baok. and Wada fearlessly plunged into the wilderness and went up porcupine, thenceiover a divide to the northward and launched into the open waste Ja country l00ilil\iI Out hundreds of miles toward Herschel.
With no companionsh.ip but that ob
his _dogs and using a small tent ,each night for refuge. Wada mushed over the sparsely wooded and willow clad Arctic slope toward Herschel. He made the island without mishap and then dropped in onthe unsuspecting Whalers one ilne day. Tile §i`e\li-Wi? excitement prevailed when they knew chefs was a person among them from the _outer world and what news he had was pumped from him with eagerness. Wade. remained among the whalers six dBv8 Bhd f-ii°l\ 00|* tinued- his long mush. circling some- what to the westward and taking ill a region alongithe spur of mountain there. _ _
1-ls went to inspect the field as s prospector. but he decline!! £0 iiihiw any statement as to his discovcfics although willing to tell oi a iamous Arctic slope strike. It was Marci! 24 when Wada got started back on his long homeward trip. He brousiii with him imsrs from the iz. N. w.P. post at Herschel and the ohicers Bhd crews of uhe whsler. He thought on arrival ei i>on..Yuhoa that hsvbilld not benbls to get to Dawson over me ice, so he mailed-the. letters there. 'Then he changed his mind and heat the iemrs to Dawson with the exception of one or two unsiim P- ed letters which were not in the gm-
sl handle.
M-'On my w y back.' llid' VYAdl.» '1 followed soidswhat inland slung the Arctic slope and dish heeded hgnthe old Crow River, thence down pld_
him to ins roi-canine. thence lie"
Rampart _to Rampart House. I plenty of food for myself, but r ; ning shy on dos food I R810 _
cuic/leo MAiikhi»s. :_
lp@p-_
cr-ncsoo, June e-(span §
September Wheat .. ‘
July 'Corn .. .
.my Pom .........is.1o september Pork 4100
ccntstlon of it. Bc among the m_All7\
smauw con. _ =
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A...i...u.... 1N.‘.'.r°°"ilia...'T..-“'.‘.'l§‘.‘.‘,‘,'1. Wada, the Musher, Reaches Dawson From the Far
socks and old trousers made good
covered with whale oil.'
WEUIJING GUESTS A
IAITHIVE ' TUU LATE
been performed than before, Miss Car-
Zarbe of this city, and Charles E.
They sent out invitations announc-
night before. A Large reception 0
UNNNUWN WATETTS
- WINNIPEG, June 6-The steamer
her one thousand miles iournev through practically unknown waters.
With the possible exception of 8
a from The Pas, no word will
Washes Gimil, the whole region traversed being practically uninhabit-
Worth's Baud and there will bs n s ial program for the occasion.
have obundaneo of refreshments and
,moon will bs in ull ohisglory on that dats and' the weather prophet says
pious of the Sons of England will
P - _ .
committee will do all .E310 to make it n pleasant evdni A
liinard'¢ Lilimcnt Lumbcfmlrfl film#
_ _ _ ‘_ _ seen in this territory-._
At least twenty persons were in
. ._ _ ARCTIC EXPLMT (_ ....._ ....... .....
Y. Y .
__ Rumors have several more deaths. `
VICTOQIA B Q June 6_B|.iug _________,_.
ing WWE Of' llhpreycedentedldisaster A to the pearling fleet of West Austria. lla, involving the loss of forty lug.
,__§*1f= __ gélggfgwgq __§h°n;'§§~ qqlfmfggli- North.---Fed His Dogs With Trousers and Socks,
_Island just as it was st_a~'ilu fly; ° A _._ the pearung grounds seatteriugq the SUPFISCIN Wll8lBl'S ai l`l8l‘SCll8l lSli\Il(l sr. PETERSBURG, June 6.-A se :]:1seéi_'1vl§°mPi;t91Y `Wi'°‘1iii-ill! BOIHG. ~ ~ » ies of interpellations with regard to
About iwtisteis 39i1°i`°-A ----_- disorganizatlon-and the alleged neg-
pearlers were V180;/Giloth ustralian vlgfl-ORIA' B_ G), June 5_Wada'_ma|amuteS my pants and B_,ck8_ ligence and_ incapacity of the Minis- wen M 1 M ‘ff ef Victims the Japanese musher, splashed ‘knee ,Fortunaeely the spring days were so "Y °i Mamie have been f1PPi`0V¢<i bv
gays' . ali H men. JH»DBi1¢59» deep through the treacherous wnterslwarm that I did not suderv so keenly the °°mmiT’t‘e" Di ”“ti°ii°i <i9'i¢ii¢8
on the surface of the breaking Yukon as I. should have in winter. Several and are '10 he discussed in the D°“i“H into Dawson on May Day mQmlng_ tldles during my trip I ,ms Rmrm_ to-morrow. All parties are in favor Wmpieting 0110 Di the m0Si3 marvel- ‘bound and my cheeks were frozen, but 0' res°i“t‘i°”9 Severely °°“9°"i“g iii* i0‘i5 mUBi1ii1B Wills in U10 iiiBU0l`Y Oi 'on the most severe days I iuv in my mi“i5'i5.i`Y and diiiiiiiiidiiig immefiiiiiih Alaska. He was as_hlack as a Kafllrltent and took my chances. From "°f°"m- one °i the “mill P0i!\tB iromgveelks 91 reflested sun from the .Herschel Isl‘,md.t0 Rampart my M,_u_ the indictment is the purchase of ten bright snow surface and _his cheeksisi travelling mm, was nlfle (lays, ii0I‘D¢¢i0 110818 fl‘01n L0WiS NiX0l\. were checkered andserrabed like alll- Rampart go For; yulmll to DM,-59|, New Y0l`k. Which are HOW declared
gator hide from s.lternat%h freezing glgl-ll;_ g0l;al_ twenty. Om- ,lnyl 1 to be utterly unsuited to flghtin and roasting. -His. six iai ful dogs spam; four or nw gnygilylug idle at The defence. oi..X-he mmistrv 011 -this with which hs left the Klnndyke eapl- Rampart and Fort yu;¢0n_ ge,-gt charge is that it concluded its pur- tlii-Biiii H ¢0il08ZBi1 Wiiiil 8 f6W~D0i`~ Fitzgerald. of the police, sicured me cha” ii`0m MY- Nixfm in 0i'fi6l`
sonal belongings were all that he some whale blublm- for ,lug [mil on prevent the Japanese from securing brought-beé . The mushcf did not Ache way husk. There “As il.-t fnough the beets in fwestivv- Other attacks even wear trousers. All that was left bug anyghlng feels good in 3 (logs are based on the construction of
to adorn his nether limbs was a. Btomanh when hefs Hung.”-y_ 5,, the new cruiser ‘Rurik.'
EXPLUSIUN UE
SUUA EY
BHELBURNE, Ont. ,
_ -~ R. J. East, who was injured
terday evening through the
__ _ plosion of the cylinder of his
0uEE$lD;§l?'0’“§;'A.gI:g§ir6 xgggigésitf) foundation, succumbed to his injuries
their friends after the auptiaie had *°“i€i‘* "ev" h“"i“g f°B“i“°d
consciousness.
‘ic me Z°“=°» df-‘~“g“*°' °‘ °“”°' PuAoo'aTo\mT<m%Nrsoc.
Re’bholtz, a- well known young_busi~ /
friends' under control. Since May 8
eases have numbered only
A‘f::s"...‘;:°2‘.';i i:.°.ia;.i’;s.§;.“:.¥ fa. selnbled' the young pair mlm-med Curred from bubonic and
them that they hadbeen married fthle gigs” '&‘:‘v\_‘;y_g§?£n cugzgés Tligm are
Lazaretto.
lowed. ' ____ __
THE WEATH
TORONTO, June 7-(Special)-
‘ Fresh southwesterly and westerly
winds, fair, about the same tempera-
ture.
-I ISELMAN Slllii
.‘?.‘.l’:;f‘1I..i":.';‘ §;l‘:.i'i..;*’.‘:i.':..§;°.;”‘:,‘.;
glaessecllaived from the boat until she JUTTB opera HOUSE
ed. It is estimated that the trip will Tomorrow evening “Sweet take two weeks- _ _ __ .will be- presented for the
1-===-°=="-"’ - _Lu chsriotcstowa. This
An opportunity will be given the een much talked of having had a.
citizens of Charlottetown to enjoy s successful run in New York sail on the. beautiful new steamer on tour played' to capacity bushiess
Harland on Monday evening, June rverywhere. Mr. Salman lilrth. Lodges Eton and Prince Ed- ortunsto-in-scouring Robert Robson vnu-d, Sons ol England hlvs charter- the t‘Job Manson" of the original ed the steamer for that evening, and production who scored a tremendous w have a moonlight excursion. hit ini this quaint character study.
#ly have secured the services ol'{Aiss Dorothy Lce.a wlnsomalittls
ngenub will play 'Lois' charming performance.
myhave also made arrangements to every member has been well cast and
rm
s delightful smooth perl
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ice cream served on the steamer. The be expected-scenic artist
has_ built the scenery for tim abd b'w.ill prow
warm weather. Those who have dramatic' but artistic treat-. 'rhub- hsd the pleasure of attending any oi' dore Daly, Hurry Wil the social gatherings under- the sup phette Radcliffe in original songs and
dances.
look forward to this evqit with Secure seats now-price lsssure They an slsurld t the and 50 cents.
Auss|li‘ Miiui
son and Syl-
Condmlsd ads too lute for clas-
xihcstion will bo foun
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TRADE
. of the
VANCOUVER, B. C., June 7-(Spa.
cia.l)- McKenzie King, Commission-
essly indicted the Dominion Gov-
'DENOUNCES THE
IN DPIUM
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McKenzie King Fearlessly Indicts tlfe
Government. for P/ermitting it to Con?
tinue-Is Amazed at The Extent .-
Business.
‘ernment lor permitting the opium -traffic.
l 'l‘he Commissioner was shocked 'bo lhear that the gross profits of $180,- |000 clear were made by Hip Tuck Ling Co., Pender St. and the ,omg
business, 22 years.
He followed wa th a severe denun-
ciation of the trade. »
MEAT TS SEAINJE
CIN NEW TUHK
LONDON. June 7-(specia1)- Ii is
declared here that 210,000 pounds ol American meat, that has been stowed in London. Glasgow. and Liverpool, was yesterday reshirped by fast steamers to New York to meet the continued shortage of meat in Am_ erica.
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EHUEE HUSBAND \»
KNEEU EW WIEE
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WlLKES-BARRE, Pa., June 6. -
that if he made any eiiort to beat
Anna Strach of Pringle Hill, near here. this morning shot him through the body when he laughed
He had frequently beaten and
abused her and their seven children, the youngest only a few months oia and the oldest eleven. He 'was a giant in size and strength, she weighs about one hundred pounds.
When he came home drunk and in a
vicious mood this morning she re- fused to let him into the house until he was sober. He battered down the door and rushed into beat. her. At the top of the stairs she ”~Wiiit°¢i him. his revolver in hand. and she told Llru that if he came “P ~tii° “EPB she would shoot him. Cllnching his fists, he dash- ed “D U16 Steps- Bheitoofk careful aimund fired. He ated this after- noon.
She was taken to jail, but an el.
ggi will be made to obtain her re.
se.
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UANTY PNUUUIITS _ ANU PHIUE PAN]
MONTREAL. June 6.-Cheese ex-
ports continue to show a large fal- ling oil as compared with last year to date. They are now considerably over 30 per cent below last year. Up to May 23rd the exports were 70,147 boxes as against 106.519 boxes for the same period of 1907. Not- withstanding the shortage and light stocks on both sides of the water, the demand is quiet and cable orders are slow. The prospect of n big in- crease in the make shortly, owing to the excellent pastures may to some extent account for it. At Montreal, Westerns are quoted at lllc to lille and Ensterns at 10}c to llc. Prices have not ruled as strong at the local cheese boards as a week ago. From 10; to llc were the prices paid at the end of the week. , The butter market is coming down
fast. It will soon be ut a point nt which' it can be exported at a profit fi it has not already rc-ached that point. The make is increasing fast and unless exporters begin operating stocks will soon accumulate. At Montreal from 21c to Zlllc are the figures at 'which business cnn be done .These quotations are only halfla cent higher than they were last year at this time. Prices here have drop- ped- 4c s' lb. during the week and quotations are: crearwry prints Zlc to 22c; solid, 20:: to 2l.c; dairy prints l9c to 20, and dairy tubs 17c to 18c a lb. On Toronto farmers' market dairy butter sells at 80s to 28c a lb as to quality.
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30,000 STUDENTS ON BTRIKE.
VIENNA, June 6.-A strike in- volving nssrly 80,000 students in all the leading Austrian universi- ilss and high schools began yester- day through the renewed activity of
Dr. Wahrmund, professogeol Catholic ecclesiastical law, who attitude, as shown by a speech in which he lriticissd the doctrines of ths_Ro- msn Catholic Church, recently led
Calmiy telling her brutal husband.
.SENATUIT PEATT _ PAID WIEE STTATUU
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NEW YORK, June 6. - The ds-
ltails of the agreement of separation signed between United States Sen- iitor Platt and his wife, who was Mrs. Lillian Janeway, were revealed ed yesterday before Justice Ford and a. jury in the supreme court ofasuit brought by Mrs. Plntt's lawyers a- gainst the senator to recover moneys which the lawyers say they advanced for the payment of some preming bills incurred by Mrs. Platt before thc agreement was signed.
It developed tliatvricnutor Platt a-
greed to pay his wife _$75,000 in lieu of all her claims upon him.besidea re- cognizing her as the absolute owner of Tioga Lodge at Highland Mills nnd of several other smaller pieces of property which he had deeded over to her while they were still good friends.
In return Mrs. Platt agreed not to
*bother him au more with an
Y y de-
her she would shoot him’ Mr5_|mands for her support. She also a-
greed to drop her suit for divorce.
Under the trust agreement Mrs.
Platt received 525.000 cash down and , enator Platt _agree .,_to _ ‘£10,000 a-year in montgly instgiagteg
of $833.33 for tive years. ‘Zhese pay- ments have been made reg arly since the agreement wus signed
EEAPS ENUM THAIN
TU SAVE EHNU
WILKES-BARRE, Pa., June 6._-
Oonductor James Dunlap, of the Ontario and Western Railroad, leaped from the rapidly moving locomotive of his ‘train at Car- bondale today and scooped up 8- year-old Ffaiicis Walker, who stood terrified in front of' the train and bounded to one side with the child just as the cowcntchcr of the en- gine grazed his heels.~ It_ was a dor- ing rescue, and was witnessed. by 8. score of persons. 'Dunlnp, who was on tho, running hoard of the locomotive, leaped to tho pilot, sprung fnrwiliend as the locomotive almost reached the child and with the some movement picked her up. Another second or a slip and he would have been under the wheels of the loizomotivo.
EABUHEHS UUPEU I
BY EUNTHAETUH
MONTREAL, June 6.-Hundreds of
men wnlted on the mayor today complaining that they have been done out of their salaries for the last three weeks. It seems n sub-contrac- tor named Sugarinnn extracted Sl from the men before giving them a job and then alter they had worked three weeks skipped ont with thous. ands oi dollars of their money. _
Patrick McGovern of Boston, who
got the $1,000,000 contract for thi city water conduit and who gave s sub-contract to Sugarman, stated that he would see the men lost nothing. The mayor has ordered sn investigation. _
Arronrrno 'ro .
BOUNDARY commission.
wAsriINo'roN, June 6.-ctw H. Tittman, the snperlnbiindiit of thi coast and goedatic survey, wu yesterday appointed an expert eornmissio r of the United Statel- Cansdian Boundary Commission.
INDIAN uniiomoiz I-in/in.
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CARLISLE. Pa.. June 6.-Fan A. J. Standing. widely known an ' Indian educator, and one 0(
founders of the Carlisle Ind School, di at H' mg , q
.tv dillcultivl with the Vatican,
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