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Lsr1s,o‘HEAv|Lv "“"'f!‘§F “Wi lrioulav concLunEp REVIEWED vEsrEli|>_l-nt
'The Position was
was Necessary to Defend il.” 'the German 'Losses Much Heavier
Important and it §‘,'1§‘.f",f,I‘,§,‘I,‘_‘°" ""°° "'°°°“‘ "the Charges Made by Mr. Kyle 0
-- llishonesiy have not been Proven’
'Than 0urs at all Points.
OTTAWA, June 9.-In view of the
heavy losses sustained during the past two weeks by the Canadian forces in defending the position known as the Ypres salient inquiry has been made of the Britisll general staff and the ihformatioll has been obtained that the position is an important one and
that notwithstanding the _serious lo ses incurred it is thought llecessar to defend it: The German losses
have been no less serious,
the various attacks have been great than our own and at other points o the British line where the Germall have attacked, the losses ou both sid
lteturned Soldiers
His Worship Mayor Brown received
the following letter yesterday, which explains itself. lt is presumed that his worship will be llotified concerning similar future arrivals when they
occur:-
Sir:-As many Municipal Authorities
have requested to be furnished this information with a view to a suitable public reception being given tothe men returning from Overseas, I am dr- rected to advise you that the following named returned invalid soldier will leave the Discharge Depot, Quebec, for this Military District, on or about the 9th instant; Private E. E. Davey. Full advice of the present physical condition in the case has not yet been u received, and it is not known if tho soldier will be able to proceed at oncc to his home. As soon as fuller informa- tion is received, furtller advice will be sent to you, by telegraph, if neces- sary. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, Sgd. 1-I. H. Bligh, Captain, Commanding Discharge Depot, Halifax.
..__._._.__-_- Mlnnrd'o Llnlmont cures Distompor.
Twelve- Survivors _ _
0l. ll.-M.S. llampshlre
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(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, June 9.-One warrant offi- cer and 11 men, survivors of the crni-l ser Hampshire, which went down 011’ the Orkney Islands, with Earl Kitche- ner and members of his staff aboard. have been washed ashore on n raft, according ao an announcement made, by the admiralty. The cruiser Hamp- shire sank in deep water, two miles from land, between Marwfck Head and the Brough of Blrsay, on the west coast of the Orkney islands.
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Some incidents and Phases _ M ___ K _ _ __ _ _ _
_ "use company, essrs . . ia- on the par of etler .onlm ss oners.
His career nn Enthusiastic ‘ ' flamme and Wallace Nesbitt, for the An evidence of the manner in wlllcll
i" -Shell Committee and Mr. F. S. Mar- the Richmond nlember's speech as
|kcy ill a final reply for Mr. G. W. Kyte, compared with the facts brought out
Fllftfml' GGTMGII AIUIGKS Oil his client and the man who made the in evidence has impressed the Conl-
. original charges. mission was also afforded by the state-
LONDON' June 8~”I“°me“tS “Tl "uve Been Repulscd While it would be iiljudicious to ment of Sir William Meredith when
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phases of Earl Kitcllenor's career a
nection with his untimely fate
tion of recent times, picturing him a a mall of extremely plain life, wa over colored
asked for when ho took charge of
sion, York House, which is a. part St. James’ Palace, for il residence
collector.
A French writer wllo met Lor
Marcl\and's expedition which broug France and Great Britain nearer war than they had been since Napo
known to his officers as without phys 'cal fear." He was twice wounded i the earlier campaigns.
Lord Kitcllcner was one of the fire
illg the war.
was received. On the stock exchang where business was suspended as th announcement came in, no news sinc
bitter feeling against the Germs members. while most of he me bers of German birth were expell some months aS0. a few W110 111111 H0 fighting at the front were allowed remain. To-day the members after tl
ing the committee publicly to exp all the German members.
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(Special to the Guardian.)
the 'Socialist leader who has been
nstratlo is accused of treas
within a few days before the Bsrl Military Court.
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evening in honor of the members
ierton, Mr. C. H. Black, Mr. J
Mr. G. S. Ryan and others. So were g Y S. Campbell, P. Cl. Stanley, and W. Whitlock and s very entertaining re
ing by Mr. D. E. Shaw, and also veral choruses. Major McNutt
selections and dainty refreshments
most enjoyable bold for some time
‘with the National Anthem.
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gain? glimuiz iff nlgohglfgliiqboissdilx HALIFAX, June 7.- The 39th ses- The N. B. and P. E. I. Methodist Con-
sion of the Diocestvl Synod opened yes- ference opened yesterday at 0 a. m.,
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s- S910” UW five” Pe"`°§"“d "°P°l`tS (From Our Own Correspondent.) iflanadn, and that such a. policy was y that 1143 Dmeers and 'Wei' ‘#700 me" OTTAWA, June 9.-“As far as I am followed ill defiance of his expressed ln Were 1119119 i1l'iS°“°I`S 911109 Y 9 D\'eSB1li- concerned the charges of dishonesty wishes. Evidence of the completeness the centre of much interest when the Bl. drive began. East of Lutsk, near the have not been proven." These were with which the Kyte charges have 105th Battalion and the Siege Battery n “entre °f th°_“d"““°l“g RUBEN” “Ile the words of Mr. Commissioner Duff been upset was perhaps nowhere more
5 GSH- B1'l1S|\0ffB 11`00DS11lild91ll1P0l"-limi and were perhaps the feature of the strikingly exemplified than in the at- , ,S
ss *:_¢__l_;"1_;\_‘;$?__;\|0:_1_5_3_1_fySU1‘;`_I`§‘;91`_f;1:_%__lf§_ closing s_essi_on t_lf t_he l:l_ere;iith-Duff ;€mpt_ haf bo_tll Moser:-i__ _Cgrvell ang 3|0n_
- .omm ss on nqu ry n o e use con- yte o- ay o prove a le speec
"Om PU-10319-0 I-hilt Gemlilll 1100011 tracts, which ‘ook place this after- of the Richmond member had contain- IWV9 bee" Sem I0 ‘lid me -‘\\1l`*U'|9~11B- noon. After nlore than thirty days ed no allegations of disllonesty. Mr.
Vielmll lldnlifs “__” AUS'-l'0'H\1l\Efl1`|B1\ of constant sitting. after heaning the Markey, in fact, went further nlld took
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i1_\Z rear EU"-fd actions with the RUS- in ally way connected with the matters Justice Duff, when he followed his con s ans. referred to it. even though in some tention that no dishonesty had been
cases they appeared to lead far afield, I implied by Mr. .Kyte, by the argument U10 investigation has come to a close that it would not be proper for the
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Final argument was presented to-'Commissioners to set down ill their
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- day by Mr. George F. Henderson forl report that no dishonesty ha been
Col. J. Wesley Allison, Mr. A. W. At-` found. This view of Mr. Kyte's
ll N water for the International Arms and counsel found absolutely no sympatll
e comment on the probable nature of the Mr. Markey contended that no charge
being nulnerously recalled now in con- By Fl"8|l6|l. judgment it was made evident beyond of malfeasance had been made, that
_ ___ a doubt by the comment of Sir Wil- this “was one view of the unfairness
There is no question that the tladlg- iiam Meredith and Mr. Commissioner of what he did in that he did not make
Duff to-day. of which a sample has a charge but succeeded byinuendo and
5 (specm t° the Guardlam) been quoted above, that Col. Carnagie, insinuation. There were varying
5,___T G f_ the Shell Committee generally, and views by counsel as to the matters
The 111015' that the "F91 thing he te_¥‘(:§Ie?:)I;Iu`_I:g;;§sfu| u3:.?lste;°:1%Fl?,§u_ the Minister of Militia particularly, with which the Commission should
the mom Farm have ceased infantry _"_ are already absolved from ally sus- properly deal ill its judgment, Mr.
Wi" Umm? W9-5 all "0" bed 0" which tasks against this Section or Verduu plcioll of dishonesty of any sort. This Lnflamme holding for the Shell Com- l0 Sl@€i3_Ul0l;_€eW_?_S 3- f1¢:i§:_~___og2e_§g;'_' was even admitted to-day by Mr. F. S. mittee that it desired no certificate of 0111111011 E8 111 a 1 - ‘ U d Markcy himself, while the admission virtue from the Commissioners since
of :’§r{:gn1:g;;;nit nr:.';;v1%‘:;rsg3§h %(;3“T:ru0u_ was wrung from Mr. F. B. Carvell that Mr. Markey contended tllnt there had at mont Farm in Chapitre Wood on parts of the speech of Mr. Kyte, his been no charges and that there should
U18 b88|1111l1\S Of U10 War- H0 B“1`l`°““d` the len bank of the Meme éeveml own client, had been misleading in thc be no findillg ill regard to disllonestys, all himself there with Cflstly ffl ,masks by German mummy against form ln which they were aolivorou. and Mr. uellmnth holding that th 16015. 0f'WhiCl1 116 W119 1111 '~111UUi15 9 _Bm 304 have been repulsed by French Fnthermore it has already been gran- Commission had nothing to do with Piet., um; and leaves shortly for Van u5_f0]|0w,,: -
. :sm <n.<:::::°".f.:“re'.:.".::. th: M.: ur: ..~i‘r sf.°r°".
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of his hiSt01‘ic B11C0l1l1tB1‘ With l-l;_1_; “xvIlkgsisalollgtigpshézlieweast roaliwjcsii tracts in the Uniteu States instead of autllorlty.
to go and east of Campomulo valley. This _________~_V __________ ___w_________ ____ _ _“__ __ _________M__f_____~___v________ ____
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SESSIUN Ill HillllX
1 ge en . terday 11101111115 llt 10 o'clock. His with the President in the chair. '
thghlietégsilgtg I5?;(l?dmIxiIsch`;l?er'[§ tizathtll Grace Archbishop Worrell, in the lt was decided to hold a memorial
e_ - - chair. A resolution was ordered to be service for deceased ministers at 2 p. e ._-_ ,sent to the Kina, expressing deep re- ln. to-tiny, saturday. nov. Dr. John-
‘_ H h L R V ___ et at tithe g_reatdlo_ss tottlg Iixipige son, editor of the _Vl§esleynn_a_ddressed
8 \l‘011§1 8 01111 61' 118 0 - - `- tie Conference, vn an nerestin
the outbreak of the war caused suck UQ CS Gil ng _ 005C Hamp_______e __ nd the drowning of Lord ____m_m_ o_ the wirk gone by that DBS
_ ln KILCIISIIUI' fliltl lllB Btilff. DEED Ll0yd per, He repgrted 3, greatly increased ed and Al'clldeuc011Armltase were ap- circulation ond announced that the ns '-* pointed by His G1'-we to frame a re- proprietors or the, Wesleyan had don- go Solution- ated the sum of $100 to the Superna- re (5P¢¢|=| *G "'10 GUl"i||l11-) At three o'clock His Grace the Arch- mer-sry Frmd,
deacon delivered his charge In the
all 0|llhY_»_ _ _ _ _______________
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Victoria Park yesterday was again
were inspected by Major General Ben- son oflicer commanding the ixth Divi-
It' was a perfect June day. the sun
shining forth resplendently, in fact perhaps a little too resplcndently for the mell whose lot it was to be equip-
1 The inspection of the Siege Battery
was held in the forenoon in the cricket field, tile battery acqultting themselves most croditubly. It is understood that Major General Benson was parti- cularly struck with tlle fine physique of the nlell and their splendid mar-
y ching. in fact their work ill cvcry
particular was decidedly lille.
Hundreds of citizens assembled nt
the Park in the afternoon when the ill- spection oi’ the 105th Llnttalioll by Mil- jor General Benson took place. This inspection took place on the football field and the whole scene, to say the least, was a picturesque ami fascinat- ing one. '
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I Soldiers oi the 105th~Battalion and No;
_ ’ f 5 Siege Battery Made a Splendid
- was the Verdict of Commissioner Showiuq when Inspected.;-into Vic-I
P.:::::- ;'“:;..‘a.t';:.;nr.e.i::: _ Dull at Conclusion oi llearing. torla Park by lliaior-Gen. Benson.
The Battalion marched on their ma"-
kers at 2.35 to receive the inspecting officer who arrived at 3 p. m. Tl ._- geueral salute was given after whit-i Major General Benson inspected til.- llatlnlion hy platcons. Then followc-‘_ the “March Past" the battalion march ing past ill column of platoons. (tl re-forming the inspecting Officer df* sired _to see the the different corupri nies at work under their several cor..- manders.
"A" and "B" (‘.o’s. were in hear"
marching order, but owing to the fa'l that the equipment did not arrive in time to be fitted to the men of “C” a.'_.l “D" (Wlnlpnnies they were dressed if ill drill order.
Tile Signullers acted as markers an l
kept thc ilold clear. for the Battalin' l The General Officer complimentei tllo oflicers oi' the 105th on the splc.-.li... allowing or their first battalion pared. and also took occasion to complimel: liandmaster McFarlane upon the elli- ciency of the Band, whose music wav n pleasing feature of tllo proceeding
Tile Battalion will make their fili:.j
parade here on Monday morning.
RAISING OF
carticr and later for overseas. Tile
ing of the Prince Edward Island Pat- riotic Society the question was dis- cussed oi' the praclzcabillty of raising a llighland Regiment in the province. This was thought at the time to be too great all undertaking and it was de- cided to recommend the organization in the first instance of a unit to be re- tailled as representative of the pro- vince. Tlle matter was tllcll referred
` to the ofllccrs of thc 82nd Regiment
wllo petitlolled the Militia Department through the local members.
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On August 7, 1915 at the request of
the Patriotic Society, Mr. A. A. Mc- Lean. M. P., wrote for and received authority to prepare a draft for over- seas service consisting of flve lieute- nants and 250 rank and file. to rein- force as soon as ready the battalions l from the Maritime Provinces. This authorization included the raising of a successioll of similar' drafts.
Owing to the initial success in rc-
cruiting Rev. Dr. Fullerton, as the
°‘°°°‘"‘°‘““" "““ed“'°°°'“"°" “Zi CHICAGO--J“"° 9--Aft" *°“’"S outset he 1-alfred to lhe`f»=é1l1ntthe'p.-Zlifhtiél~iV}e§i§ihfi`thIf.°%‘§..§tft`§§§§ {’l‘l‘°§.§'lie‘t°§'fv'§§'l°i»i¥"it°'.ih°MI;‘if§l'f{
two indecislve ballots on the Presi- year just passed has norm one which . ,cl h ed E t d In B H I _ _ of ti011l1 7011VB111 011 11 0\l1'l\@ ll - ,world. over which has hung and still of rim Book Room Committee and [)r_ th _ U f ui _ ' ' p. ni. until 11 a_. m. tomorrow. The hangs the awful 1-fund nr war. 0 “V0 ll :~tl _ 1 ¢ B. k St .d [_ 0’ za °“ "" ‘B 'eg mem was re' mst- b“"°t resulted ag f°"°W5: H“5hes 0111185 111331111011 WM 001195! T adiirres;etIl9'2"(?Jl§lifere;)lce oxivtlltiils vtiloilg cleived in December 1915' it being un*
AMSTERDAM. June 9.-A desllatch 253%' Weeks 105’ Root 103’ Cummins' 1|. what will be the result of the The f_______ ,_____ __e__0___t_____ was ______s_ lerstood that the regiment should re-
fronl Berlin says Dr. Karl Liebknecht 85 Burton 77,A__Fa1rbanks 74_____ S_______ War on economm c0__d___ons___ _“__ __T___s__ .___e__ence __ ___ _“___ main intact and he representative of
ill mémmm 66 Roosevelt 65_ the balance. 2 Wh” w___ be _he con__e____e___ _“___ pleasure _He remarksagf _gmt ml- the province throughout the war.
Cl-\9t°dY “mee MW 1 when he “'55 “"1 tt i . ’ The vote necessary to a l ‘ k f th h h? Hi ' ' 1- - :f:;..°.' e::.°.2;‘;‘.:z;..:... 2.6. i.;f........ .sf i;’;‘;r;’."-.‘:.‘;";f.;.‘;f ;‘::.‘f“.‘:.°';.a“'..‘.!’.'~ ,;5r;.'s.“‘;:.°':.;°'.:.i;2 ;?s::“’.:l.:s d 11. 011 , - ` . ' ' eltiuth t his trinl rohnbly will begin '“"°" '“ 5“‘““ '°’ ““5“”. ‘"1" R°°‘° f°'°“°° ¢° the “P\°“‘“d 5911** °f “nity Dr- Steele. 11 member of that @0111- who uno to the t-north or the pntrlotic ““ “ p in 16311- *;_,':_l§;‘_§_*__’fnk:'“_§_“1_'__“5C_;‘_f_‘;';4§;_s R232” Whlih I1aSdD_f°‘;‘:_il°<1 §11f§;|__Kl1°\_1i__ tht; mittee. would place on record our ap-,society who organized the nohl and
Ro*/g_;eve___ 80 weeks ,___ Burton 76%: 6I_;’lnlI__1:6s;1__l1 s_;~10w_;9 Bl1b011th BDe1_'_ _B §>n preclatioll ofthe valuable services ren- held meetings throughout the mngth w__h _he balénce Bcatteéed ghekve Yong _ ____ };__e 1; Design _ __ dcred by our church organ ami the nm] breadth 0( the Drovincr-,_ The
_ _ ° 1' BD B 0 DD 0 Book Room and would assure the edi- growth of the regiment Wm. mmm-k. . ----'-'“-*' W" f““"°~ wr and Book Steward of our continued halo and more than renllveu the nntl-
Appre ative reference was made to commence and su on ,.1 Mons 0
' HIGHLAND REGIMENT
9 The 105th Battalion is now a com- mists. Tile growth by months wat
` Ccloiler ‘J0 t'\Iul strength was .16. November 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . .., 25-. Decelllher 30 57-. .Iallllury 30 . 86|
I February 28 . . _ . .. . . 1.00' March 30.... 1.23! April 30.... ........1,2l'». May 30 . . . . . ... 1,20.;
On March ltltll., the Regiment wil. up to strength, 1,153 all raliks. " _ Tile following statistics may be o'
interest:
_On the strength of the regiment `
there are 94 men wllo were born in Charlottetown, in Summerside 45, izl Georgetown 22, in rural P. E. I., 10-i"» and beyond the limits of the provillw £10 By rf-llgiolls denomination the figures are as follows: Roman Catllo lies 517; Presbytcrialls 432; Method- ists l-iii; Baptists 88; Church of Emi-
land 73; Salvation Army 3.
To date the nunlber of transfers wn '
15; discharges 50. deserters 3. 0" discharges 10 were dlle to death; and 40 other causes. It is safe to snjf tllat the death rate was lower that: for that of any other Canadian reg' ment recruited for Overseas, beinv' less than 1 p. c., and tilts satisfar tory condition of affairs is due in rl -large measure to the deligence of til..
Medical Ofl‘i.ccr in charge.
During the preliminary period o'
training on P. E. Island the Troop: were quartered as follows: (lllnrlottc towll 501, Summersidc 493. Souris 111,
Georgetown 115.
On June Sth the whole regiment ws 1
moblized in Charlottetown.
i On May 15th, the following tel. gram was received by thc O. C. 10511 Battalion, (‘.. ld. F.: l am directed 1 - infornl you that the appointment o’ Lieutl-Col. A. Ernest lllgs to con: 'mnnd the 105th Overseas Battalion with Licut.~(‘ol. R. H. Campbell sc-
cond in comnland, is approved.
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er successful __________ and smoke _ the Women’s Auxiliary of Nova Scotia new ,_ tern _ _ _ _ _Enos ‘im __ ell OD
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was held in the Odd Fellows Hall last give fm-ce in me gr-eat cnnge 0( mis ggffe? fo thescgggqtieghlch was re
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U10 Ord" “b°°“t li’ l"“"° °“ °"°"°” Canon Simpson presented the report- 1,“,§,1_wl;Hp(;:,i],;:?gnet:1“vE,h(]:{r\}n`gol;;\rv%,§ P»E» service -The W1 W” We" ““°“ “"0 of the committee on the dlvlhlly sw- wlnrloo on tho vorlr cironlt with er 5 deughmn “me “ms "mm" Th” '-1' dents' N110- °a\'\1eBUY DIGMUHS U18* cellent results for the past two years prosrsmme included addresses by Mr. the diocese is not doing its anty with now return ,O college A s,m,|,,. my
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A. A. McLean, M. P., Rev. Dr. Filpl- '|'h|3_ i5 sllpP03Cd I0 |30 R880" rcfrnrd to this fund. _ _ der was made with reference to Mr: That the Inman, of prince Edward wer- Df- °- ”~ D” “"“i“? °' "'°°=“'° "°'“ ‘“*°'"° ---23 ‘-?‘$°.’ii‘é’»1i2i.‘.-‘I°.§.°.l’.§’J1_"“ “rx lY?‘;;".':‘;‘.~ L . D D l:.‘f;.':"°....‘;:.3 Lutz..“:.:“a...s°.1°:..."‘:,1
os in the evening the synod service Dean of Them ` 'H3' t U '| ` n" .
I h M A,.u,,,,. BNC _ lilies, , Osy 0 os on n vers y crisis, in tho nation s history. ven essrs (ci was held in All Saints’ cathedral, Dr. gave an 8xc,,||8nt “dare” me B“b__ out or a population or 285 __e__`__o___3
d ""`“` B°Y‘°i_ P"°“‘d°“° °f Km! “- b°"‘K ¢ h° Ject was “The Personal Element ln Re-,o total or seventeen lslnntl Miornoos
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“_ | | * "_, qu.,ld|.,,_)_ _ . ,are enro ed under the Empires flag- ,, _ -. <59" ' ° ° ~ It W" '“°'°" by -*"°“d°“°°“ A"““ Iarly. lnslructlvs and lnsplrlllo lin hor defence, some in the 1-isth not.
" 3 age, seconded by Dean Liwyd, that the Th f
ponded on behalf ofthe soldiers mak- LONDON, June 9.-King Constan~ fouowing cabmgmm be ,em to H1, dclofka "e:tm8:‘e :|°:::,2::,nt;l{e:§2r&:gi- ' a¥?\s:t:her~Ioei§n3\l$t! 1061?’
ing s capital speech. Phonogrupb tin h sl rl an order demobllzfng K _ ' , . -
_ |11 12 ecla::es maths Greek army. about Mgtjagtixgd mgthe diocese ___ Nava g_e__v.AI<_‘_l;:_i_l»_¢_ EC.ol_?g_o_t_:i_:-_t_>g'dé_:r;rl:_i;1;;y_:1_f _l05_t_h, paid a visit to their homo
the shape of' foe-cream and oaks het- 150000 men Paris considers this sc- 5 ti the met, mm of (mud, “ °““°* Wand 011 Sunday, May 29th
sa t make the occasion one of tho ¢| ' 1' in lt r prennre °°- °' °"° . _ “‘°h°d 1° this C°11f°\'°“°°» W” f°“m°l' and attended Mass in a body. In the D 0 ___ bonwssnbieng; At;__;¢;nu ___l_>_e __°mo____ presiding. desires to offerngour Mai ly welcomed and addressed me come” afternoon the mm assembled ___ the
Y s n n e . ' olty its loyal and respect homage, ence _
this City: The proceedings closed igntisn order, it is reported from m R th in ¢ h _ - . LMIYWOOII ||\11'h\‘!. Where 11105' were
Mh°__._ may bring the downs" ol the ,»___:;i11_‘g:: __;l_ :{\_'_l“l:_';___3_'__c_______ of ‘:_':'__ ch; r}:_lr\:_t:er__;>_; mel:lol_ies__f‘ro:lerchu:_- dddressed by Chief Sark. Michael P. sk°“|°‘"-up mmm'ry` - I *hm “him Wm’ "5 "°'5m- °f 9'9"' ceived an; refeel'|r‘;‘d €or$.Ille!Mem?lriai'rFrl?“ct. and ’sa?l`ch Peters' in the Mlcl
. __, ' ous Iives. sacrificed for the great oummmee igwgn ?r':g":g‘rd' 0! °;_:’m°‘P°°°‘:°“ ""9
“U” °f hum" "°°d°m' “nd "mc" A communication was read from the fm osslble to describ ng BIIQNIIHIIB'
`, . _"W d°t°"m’“°"°“ °f °“" P°°9|°' Wm' Quarterly Official Board of Central Magly in the asssmblngg :sm “ngws
c' A " ‘ ' Gm" messing' Io P-r°°°°“¢° mn 'mm' 011111011 M011¢t01'l 111141111! the Confer- to ears as the devotion and self-s cgi
°°“° W" "° °' ““°°°"f“l '°°“°' once to meet with them next year tics or thes io al subie t f`l-lie
lt- ' ~lt 'was passed by a standing vote, and was ,Seanad ' Majesty wue recgumed ° ° ° . ` _ ,immediately thereafter the national The mvimjon wa, Mum, m°,gl,d_ The .Mecha bm-,heh the .mm of
" ' "‘ ‘ “"‘°m "“ '““" §_t_>_x_lfe;enoe to meet in that Cburc onl l_oyalt;_a;_ld_'_t_t-ns rigvotftzn to the 'cause
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° firewall concert in Queen Square lfrom Greece have been prohibited. °°¢|¢¢k mr Mvotgomi ,”f°||“_ 'pm -ph g “ h };l°"li»°0_l't11ll'¢v»nl\ls when _I line pro- tml vmblbly muh# 11111 the slltohte tm n sgolal sol-vice, curing which lvlr'.' in °_;r'-,slings r:3¢u°r`i¢¢"n2l&»:ndll»;'t‘h ¢.f‘mm° Wm 5° \'°“d°\‘°3- ax°°m°:::__" l°°.‘};mt°"'“3 __ \‘°°"‘|¢' J. H. Langford. Field Secretory of French and Brltishfule had stood up
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1 diang were granted lilo privilege c` tho' franchise and they now have :; voice in public affairs and hope to gain other advantages rigl\.’.‘_y duo to ther.. They have good schools and hart proved themselves very apt nt luiruill -, _ -and adopting benefits of _;.oder:~ civilisation. They believe in makitu; good roads and farming and flsbin; ,by the most up-todate methods. The Island Indians deserve to succeed.
TIIE IEITIIER
TEIPERATURE,
. TIDE l00l ETC
TORONTO. June,10.-Maritime mo-
derate to fresh east and southeast winds showers in the southea~:t0l'u' ' portion elsewhere fair.
' The tide will be high this afternoon at 6.40. tomorrow at o.50_ond Monday at 8.01; it will bs high tomorrow morn ing at 5.48 Monday at 0.32 and Tues-
day at 7.20. _
The sun sets this evening at 7.50.'
tomorrow and Monday at 7.51; it rises tomorrow morning, Monday and 'ruesd at 4.08. . ‘ _
The Ent quarter of the moon was
on Th sy. June sth at7.5» p. m
da_HJnne 15th at 5.10 p.m. - , »
are will be a fail moon on Thora-
GBY. June 15th at 8.16 p. nl. _.» _ - The length of today will ba tonrtoon. hours and forty-two minutes and `oi' tomorrow fourteen hours Und forty- throo infants: "
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There will be o fullmoonon Tbtirit- '