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,wi .ra anis opened x_°_____ "___

I `answer to no IQMWR jiw' “hw .QL-ti... 1°. .ui about to expire. 1lsr_.Je_aiee- was-,nn», silmnusll-f¢'l9P°h»‘¢,d -5 '- ‘ ` H ‘request lor o!lllWu1°,F" “F” V” md mm ins J. D taper oo.,bot tin gmrder gave ltllbii 00 ° W" qi’ 9, council had no power in” t I lnltter ll m my were only able to grass' exemption W new Industries. ' , al

1 resolved to alloi the Boho ""1..» me uma am 1... in Wm,

mn; or ine school eailiim ‘N *N 4.; oi the public elosiag ol., the schools

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hlillllrsnfei ii Wassho 1°' 01° pslatinii °i “W lu' on ‘M PM* a B,,,,,,,,, gimp, was seosptlgl I. 'nistendsi-"oi .'Ieha_T MeKenii°. |01' eiotiiinl lor the D°)l°¢ll“r1:*° W fd'

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rent Suit-.mifed---The

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well known young men ol Campbellton,

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_,||n,m,,_, ,, 3,13., g700_00 nearly lost their lives while on a lishlng

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_ l < - - To Disccuraging Travel

-mended 'I0 iiinuw isciii

The Cur

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lcplicns ning

We ‘Salary

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40.00 450.00

$150.00 50.03 5iX7.0') 450.0)

cease We l4$;00

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sea Iver 40.0!

835.0)

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HABKIT HOUR!

llsctor ot Tolls

tp Wsigher eel

0 |1160!!

nhllators

Ve Miscellaneous

Q 450.6) »

IBEW M100 425.0) 50.0) UVM) 100.0) 1251])

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IAINTANIINOE 0|( B'l‘Bll'l'i.

amber, Labor. etc 5,150.0) $0,150.41) U assassins aim ooi.i.sc'rizva raxas.

ty Surveyor |i,000,00

sssuovs .Allowance 0 0.00

' I " ggqgpted, _ _ Uolleotois Scilly S0500) nltand Wil' °_ |’°"1'h":16‘ adv" _N

ol 09 *

,,‘f°,.1'f,'{.°.`.°.l'w mira” ein--» for no Adv-1111-w 15°-0°

laying oi A0005” _ `

sides ol Kent Blislets Thls\¢_r,a:' ¢:;=eb_.!:l" an srn°ssoills°l1ll°°*... :IF -e F.- niilin by some contractors the* . tw, , mid so the work stilnstllen the 007- -' 'G Th uunmgnt llllimlifilii IDG ‘¢sss:w=ni.e~¢t~e»ufu;»s»eas-¢fs1\~ser

gqton realoltlilo and NIO, _llilll_ PIP' _ ....1 rem- we »_»~¢e-»l-,~- 'W ‘ . wmmn seems* .“.\_="“_-Pl.»°°¢ :lt . on quarter of one per cent- 0° md penongi pfgperty, Intl I Doll itll 0| tvsnty ilve cents. _ _

The by-laws iixlill '|10 *NW “I-5! W5" md a ilnit and second time in committee

is sidewalk on both ll\iN'l°t

olths Oounciland Olllgzil-9° 5° '\'“d`-° mfmhf “uno

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Deed _Animals $5.0)

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`_leaaadRorses ' 75.00

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if t Ken|5oli0o1 - - k I

80.4” IXLCO #$.00

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omline .ture was eetiagoc coca- Qieseiua- eta. ll-00

oil. - , nn following an the uv-lmliw

ssiiuirno nucEl_i"l‘Bf» AND EX- rmsnirnnu 1901-

RIUIIPTL.

Rdll Eliot! ' _ Personal Preps _y at .

Ordinary Revenue - Mm roilrii “»*”'°° :"'

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Televhesie Pnlnifllll . 195.00

ill.00 , - 12.00

vivroara nal. -

. Keeper's8alary _ $000.00.

Painting Fence 125.00

Ilaboulf, etc. l00.00 . ‘9Vu‘“°°"'“°' “'09 .wmoo ing at I0. ' _ ,

$907.00-

A lleevy gels was blowing and while

ng nearilnrray Island the boat

as dashed shsinst the*--aoveramentiiets

sndupset. _ _ Theycung -men ching tothe pickets and when rescued by two government employees-ererefln an exhausted con- dition. They-'lost theiifhehiiig rods and ride. _ '

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lWl|li &KiPl|NG

0. Nelson, Jacob Moore. sud Jas. Gallant.

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trip up the river on Thursday

‘ lil GET IJEGHEES

Lqisnoxs June7-Dxloid University con.

iersan exceptional number oi honorary degrees on notable people on June 00, the occasion oi the public installation ol Lord urson in the chancellorshIp.’. Ainolll the mpny recipients will be Prince Arthilr oi Connaught, Ambassador Rsidkrime mlulstsrSir Benz-yGsmpbsl|_ Bannerman. Admiral Lord Bereslord, Auguste Ro<lin,prealdcnt of the Inter- national Society ol Fine Arts; Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twaiul and Rudyard Kipling. _

Oonorete ' 150.00 \l,750,00

uisostuaunocs. E'

Ride Association $l00.0) Music on Square ‘- ll$0.00 Exhibition iii 0.00 Queen Square il_5".00 Library 200.00 Horses 560.00 Squares 90010 Land !orJail 0.70.00 Street Lightning 0,250.00 Unloxaeen '$00.00 The appropriation oi $200 for the li. brary was on motion ct Councillor Ro- kers seconded by Conn. Prowse struck out. Attention was c»lisd to the drain on

the south side ot Euston Street from Great George St. io Government Pond and the City Surveyor will investigate. Council adjourned tomcat this morn-

82,930.0)

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N¢\‘|“"’E9’?'°._ 91°°_°-0°, \iinsrd‘s Linimeni used by Physicians-

To P. island. _

Sir. -The following letti-r, received by me quite ricantly, was written hya tra-, veliey, with whom I am personally ac- quainted, who in years gone by was a ir. -E quent visitor to the Island, but on ao-

oount oi the tex imposed unon commer S cial men, hs, with scores ct others, wasl on M” 27_

obll dtodisoontlnue his vi~its here

where, which he could work without hav- .ing to pay the extra twenty dollars.

B- H. Sterns,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island, DearBlr,-How about prchibho i I ani

not referring to theliquor question but to trade and commerce. I have heard that lhe Government have at last reaiil ld their mistake, and have removed the tel on commercial aravellers. Howcverl do not wish toinourtnn exponse ol u trip over there untli I am sure' of this; hence this enquiry. Ilthsy have not removed it Iahould think that all hotel mer, iiv ery men and transportation companies should combine and bring whatever ln- Huence they have to bear on the [govern- ment lor this purpose, ~ As you know I huve travelled P. E. Island, winter and summer for fourteen years, and my average exnendlturc per annum was about -three hundred dollars for hotel and horse hire io say nothing' ot my swamboat and railway fares. I paid the tax for a few years but found it did not pay me to continue, as I oonld easilyZliud the same population on the mainland, whom I coull vii-it without the extra expense. I know ol si large number ol commission men who formerly worked the main llns ol the I. C. R. to Sydney, end on their return trips would go on the Island nt Plcion rind come ofl’ at Pt. Du Ohene, but who now skip it altogether.

The Government may realise a lew

thousand dollars from this tax but they indirectly steel from the hotel and lively men and _transportation oolllvaules lmleia mm'e»¢i9inthe tax amounts to by keepin; the-'travellers away. »

Charlottetown 'and Summeiside are

certainly a long suifeniug people. They pay two thirds of the lelsnd’s taxes and they allow the o vuntry members to steal any chances they might have of re-lmhur slng themselves but I suppose as long as the politicians have to cater to the form- ers, they will continue to allow them to go px'aotlcaliy"iree firom taxation and make others pay for- them.

Taking the United States and Canada

as a whole I think I am right in saying that there la no pines where the taxes are as light as they are with the P.

E. I. farmer.

Whenever this tax is removed please

advise me ond I will again he a constant vlsi'or to your fair Island, and not only myself but scores nl other travellers who are kept away by this unjust tak.

Awaiting your reply. and trusting the

THHEE UHV Y HS

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iindinl ae good a held to operate else:

ling when you could d'-ublc your regular

S [ [] A Very Strong Resolution Pass-

UHUWNH] m |__ .edat a Public Meeting Ol The

-_ - Progressives In Tokio

[Si>nciai. Br Ca ni. 1.]

E They were Joseph, J. W. and Roderick 'MacDnuald, and all were members oi a Transcontinental survey party under ei - gineer W. D. Robertson.

They were with P. R. Moore of Ottawa.

and were thrown [rom a canoe in Bella river to the east of Lake Abitlbi.

if not already removed, the duy may not bo hr distant when they will see the icol ishnesa ot driving from their shores the bent paying class oi the travelling public, I am Y_ours very truly,

R. W. A.

P. S. -I cannot see the logic oi advertis-

oommercial trnvel, which is much more desirable by simply allhwing them to coins and spend their money-R. W. A..

The abovs letter should give the people oi this Island some idealof the nurnbei- of travellers who cn account ol taxes are prevented from coming here, and how much money la annually lost by keeping them away. Oi course, I! one says any- thing abouc it you invariably get the answer: “Well. they have to come here, anyway, and we might ns well get the iaxes." -

Quite right, io for aa it goes. I admit that there are certain Hrms who

are compelled to send their rspresrntn- tives over bers and pay the taxes. Other. again stop at points In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and psy the merchants expenses over to the mainland to see their samples. But out oi the 2500 men who travel the Maritime Provinces only sboui 400 visit the Island. Men travelling on commission, _who have not get an csrubliehdbusiness hero don’t feel like paying twenty dollars and take the chanco ol not selling enough goodsfto pay the tar.

Agiln, you wlllllnd travellers repre~

senting several different honors, and hence, by coming over hero and pay- ing the tax, can do the work which used to take several mon to accomplish. And, again, a traveller who is working Novu Scotia und New Brunswick, and who doesn'i. regularly take in tiic Island, may at the end oi his-trip have slew days at his disposal, and li lt were not for this tax would como to the Island for a little holiday, perhaps bringing his sample. with him in the expectation oi selling or - ouirh goods to atleast psy his expenses but who. under the existing circumstan- oes will not come even for a boliilay ici

(Oontinued on page 4.)

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who receives sdliniy priate i1;'“f.'aafiy printed. may ¢°|d.'c-',.h|¢|y" gui, badly i ,sdiirsissib Wil! '"'°i’l'.“|° .

part? ei 'whatever issue ,gg penal, notify the sat- mm Dépliimfni If

Tomo, June I0-The council of pra-

sfeeeives at a meeting today adop-on _ ii resolution the substance oi which was as follows;-"The antl~Js\pauess V Iecllng upon the Paelllc ocast oi the United States ubeulaiiy in San Francis- co culminnted in an assault upon the Japanese trading places last m0sIth,oon$hitutln¢ is most flagrant ,violation oi rhhte guranteed by treaty concluded upon ui equal lcotlnir between

.?,f.;;:”;f.:.":::.:2sT::::.::;:;;: ---Demand R¢d1'.¢SS-

the two nations.

The Anti Japanese scream not ot a temporary nature and the Federal Gov‘t at Washington must be held responsible for its tailure in prevent rush oatseiss ‘"i‘he attitude oi our government to ward that in Washington has so _far been unsatisfactory to the nation, and it le nee- wllv that proper steps should be taken il! Uhr Koverinnent in orderto maintain the national dignity.

Walked Overboard

(Suomi. Br 0aai.s..]

Caursnnasvm, N. B., June li-Early on

Saturday morning the body of a man was found on the east side of the Government wharf. The osptain ol the St. Lawrence Identided it as that ot Hugh McKenzie c' Picton, N. S., s deck hand on that dredge

At ll s. m., an investigation was held

by Coroner Doherty.

It was brought out that cu Wednesday

evening he received a check lor $25 which

was cashed by Joseph Boudreau. At 10.41 thatnlzht he nsshted ofBeerSavols lu tak ing a drunken man tu the lockup and told the olllcer that he was going to the dredge Bo far as ls lrnown this was the l/ist

Picton Man Finds

Watery Gro W

irom a Dredge at

Campbellton and *was Drowned- Was' a Dark and Stormy Night

When Fatality Occurred. ' I

time the sian was seen alive. Wednesday night was very dark, with a navy .sift-.ina .-.||_._.¢'. _ I The Coroner gave itasl his opinion to 'your correspondent that' the unfortun- ate man walked with bowed head against the heavy wind, and tripped over the railing and was drowned. The capialu ot the desks has communi-

cated with the Mar-ins Department at Ottawa.

The man was unmarried. The body was sent to Mesdowvllla

Station on the Maritime express on Mon- day morning.

[Sonoran Br Carnal]

`_Caiu.snma, Germany, June 10,-Karl Han, who hssbeen under arrest here lor some time charged with the murder oi his mother-in-law. Frau Molitos at Baden-Baden in November last, confessed

liHUNllil HAI] llilllilliw ESCAPE

Boss-on, -June 8.-Tha brrakng lown ol' _bis motor, which allowed ;lie air-ship he was navigating rn ba -lawn out to sea came nsar resulting n a fatality lor Lincoln Beachy. of tevere Beach yesterday. Bsschy had --ode e sensational journey trim .levers .Beech to Boston, Sailing -iigh, our Boatou‘c tallest structure, he Ames building, and passing over

German Tells of

A Murder Done

bf,-(lay lhct he was guilty oi the crime. ,,.,I:Ic_f,-'e confession rciiowni ins new

bhlrt his Wllo IiAl_i_` o_9m||yltb¢d_ gulgldg by throwing herseil in alak'e._li1;;Qw\tserland, whither she had gone alter -the double nmletlons ol the death oi her mother and the arrest ot lisrhnsbanil hsdbaiallsn her. Han was told oi her death _today and his terrible tragedy apparently was too much for him ss he broke down and een- ieseesl that he was guilty cl his w\|e'| morher’a death, a crime he had hitherto strenously denied. ,

His case attracted much aetention in Germany, England and America.

Although German by birth he lived tor

sometime in Washington where he was well known both socially and In the legal prufes.ions.

Money troubles sensed the crime.

Mlnsrd's tiiilihsnf luminrmsa’s Friend-

he steeple of the Park street church, and the' si`iiSe'1\ouse dome, he linally llillfied ‘un Boston Oomvmon, when ,heusands ot people were attracted 'ily ;'_the unusual appearance. Each! ~ielivsre¢ia message to the, RDYGHIU and then rose in his slr-thip for till return trip. When the aesonaus wall -i miie or mere cn' shore In Boston has-hor, alter leavin the clt!. bil motor broke down and the alr~lh|D was fast being blown out into the harbor. Beeehy managed W ll IID Nl 902|" pertiallyso as to get bask to the vloinlly of Revere Beaol. Several hundred het on shore the balloon settled rapidly and it lookedas li Beaehy would bethrowss

Into the wales and entangled breath his glsehlp. lea lu sow boats an launches nearby ssisrd the seronaevs drag rope and lillhil htlhorl, towing the Ilrehip, which was llelly besohed, without dump, while see utvlsatorwae taken olin the host. .

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