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i wrrrrrosw rvrmf. r>n..r.....} -'ran molar News Z .cHAlzLo'1”r1?.TowN,cANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE r3_ 1912, mer or n.r.~_ ight “i2‘.'st’is*”.-Mfiiiiin ,__

HOW I.

___i__.__

He Supplied $25,000,00- 0 lit the Crucial Moment-the

Money Trust

(Canadian Press.) NEW YORK. June* 12-Some here-

tofore unwritten history of how J.P. Morgan helped stem the panic of 1907 by supplying $25,000,000 at a crucial tilne dramatically was told on the witness stand today by ll. H. Tho. mils, president of the Stock Exchange at that time. Testiiying before committee investi- gating the so called money trust.. Thomas said that on the morning of Oct. 20, 1907, 60 per cent ‘ being offered for call money and none avail able. be went to James Stillman tllen President of the National City Bank and asked him for relief if pos- sible and told the banker that $25

000,000, ,was needed. Stillman went to Morgan saying h would tell him he was coming.

“When I got to Morgan’s office

there was great excitement" said .the witness "Mr. Morgan wus* in confer. ence alnd people were going in and out.” y

"I waited twenty minutes. Then Morgan announced he would lend me $25,000,000.” The witness said the loan had con- siderable effect in tiding over the palllc.

iisuuli luv nl ull vicuus

(Canadian Pleas.) CHICAGO, June 12-Presidellf. Taft

gained forty more votes in the Repub- lican National Committee today.

It ‘was u. day 'of Taft victories ex-

clusively. In the cases of California,

@1-

PHENIIEH HUHIIEN STATES IIBIEGT

[IE HIS NISI

(Canadian Press.) MONTREAL. Jllne 12-lt’t Hon.R.

L. Borden reached here this morning and stated that his object in visiting Engiiand next' month was to discul with the Imperial outllorities Cana- da’s naval policy, the improvement and the adjusting of existing copy- right laws and also to arrive, it pug- Bihlc, Ht S0me definite way of im- proving the inter-Imperial atcllmship cable communication.

AU’1"O KILLS CHILI).

ll/l0NTltl<lAll, Jlllle 12-Marie Jean-

ne Lalievre, the follr year old dangli- ter of a Craig Street cobbler, was strllck and killed by an automobile owned and driven by Martin Stuart, a local and estate agent on Craig Street yesterday.

lllil/\Vl<lS Wll~‘|d ANI) UHTLDRICN.

KINflh"l‘0N, ()l|l.., .Tillie 11-A big

rzellsatioll has been caused in Bl‘iglll.lll|, where one of the bl-.st kllowll farlllcrs of the disi.ricf., Ulal' ence Vincent, llns deserted his wllc and three children in order to llc- come U, convert to the Holy Rollers. He leif. his homo bareheaded ami llarefooted. lt-is calimcd that he wlu-l lell to this llction by a mon giv ing the name ot Sylvester Cabins. 'l`lle latter has a long heard and has also allowed his hair to grow long. Cabins hns a wife and six children and they live ill ll. tent,_going from place to place. Relatives of Vincent have tried to.gel; him to return to his fnlllily, bui. he hu.s refused. 'l‘u day a warrant was issued to have him examined as to his sanity.

10.45

Arizona and Michiglan contests ` the ‘ Roosevelt forces made a fight and voted fiill strength against the Taft delegates. ‘ ln the Cn.lifornia"' case they secur-

ed the roll call, losing 10 to 37.

In Arizona the contest failed to get tn the roll call and in the Miellignn cases none were asked.

INSANITY IN M()N'I‘l'iEAL

MONTREAL, June 11-That ill sanity is making great progress is the alarming statement which was issued by the Municipal Assistance Depart- ment of Montreal in their annual re- port. Dllring the past year, the number of the insane confined in the,

asyluml, at the expense of the city totalled 422 or an increase of 4 over the figures of the year previous, wnlfd during the period of their or- ganisation since 1887 they have at- unded no less than 2,627 cases ol insanity. .

During the past year 84, deaths were reported or fifty less than the year- 1510. The total nllmber of those who escaped from the asylulns last year was 25, of which nine were re-captured.

Thlt the number of applicants for

the cofnmittals of children to indus- trle.l,pcliools was rapidly increasing was Another important fact pointed uut_iii the annual report of the Mun- icipal'-Alsistance Department. ` This is accounted for according to the of- lleerlrof the organization by a large increase in the population and by

tugm, that destitute families, ln di t parts of the Province of Qllellcc are constantly advised to conll to Montreal, under the pretencé that they will more easily earn their living and obtain relief. -

. i . -_ , , gl

cretnry (re-elected.)

ilaln.

g 'l‘0 >S'l‘AN])_ 'llliIAl,. _ ,

Los ANm<ll.r:s, ofluf., June 11-

Charles Dean, alleged to be one ol the men who robl.lcd the Bank of Montreal at New Westmillister ‘ull September' ll, 1011, uf $271,000 niul-li, go to (lnnada ullll stand trial.

Judge Welbnrn ill the fell:-rul collri

yesterdn.y dislllissed the writ of hu.- bcas col-plls sworn oul. on beiullf oi llelln after il hearing f.IlltI. llzul flllutnd several weeks,

ROYAL ARCH MASONS

ELECT THEIR OFFICERS.

SYDNEY, June 11-At the session

oi the grand chapter of the R. A. masons held this afternoon, the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year :-

D. F. Fraser, Picton, grand high

priest.

N. EL Muggah, Sydney, grand king. id. N. Clelnellts, Yarmouth, grand scribe. _

. Mcl<‘. I-fall, Halifax, grand tren-

snrer (re-clcted.)

G ‘fi l Waddell 'l‘l'uro, 'and fle-

W. 3. Alley, 'l‘ruro, grand chap-,

J. G. Mitchell, Halifax, grand cup-

tain of host.

W. P. Doull, Charlottetown, grand

prin. sojourner.

P. McKenzie, Glace Bay, grand ll.

,A. ca,ptain._ ‘

J. W. Helghton, Picton, grand mas-

ter 3rd voll. ~

I H. P. Putnam, Liverpool, grand

master 2nd veil. D. A. lVlorrisun, Amherst, grand

master lst veil.

J. C. MacKay, Sydney; G. Il. Fish-i

cr, Truro, grnnll stewards.

i-l. Flastlvooll, New Glasgow, grand

standard-lleu.rer.

Minar_@l Liniment lumbermnn's friend

J. ld. Webster, Ilnlilnx, grand tyler.

AIHITUAL' MEETING

CAL ASSOCIATION

‘fruluuncrull

» ‘ .`

'l°l1c‘l"Annunl'meeting of the P. lil#

Island. Pharmaceutical Association wall gldqin the Board of Trade Rv. ,-.Clili‘lottetown, yesterday af tcrfi`oofl'“ it- 2.30 o'clock, President, J. 0. Jamieson, lo the chair. There was a good attendance ot members and m ch biisinen of importance was f.ra` ' . The 'l‘reasurer's report. sho raubltantiai balance- to --the rredl _"`c'f the Association available

for W-ying out the provisions of the macy Act and a stron! 00"” mitted- appointed to see that the Act ii. roperly enforced. Many re- grets' e expressed at the loss the Allocip on _haswustalned in the death _ A. W. “Gourlle tof Sug- mc who w a mos encrgc c Bud member and a regular at|»¢dilA&t _ at all meetings. A com- mif>tc|_"~ an appointed to draft and D fl. letter of condolence to his

wlfs all family. A ver interesting recoil of on meeting ol the osned- illr tical'All0claf.ion was

.;.‘ v '

. u \ i ‘-’

given by ll. o'M. nerlrllr and J. o. Jamieson who were thc delegates- lust year at Montreal. The election of members to make -up the (‘-ouncil for the ensuing year l'esnlt`ed follows:-- ' 2

J. W. Carruthers, Preslrlent. IE. A. Foster, Vice President. R. M, Johnson, re-elected, Secret-

ary Registrar.

»- (geo. lil. Hughes, rc-elected, 'l‘rens ur r.

G. A. Il. McDonald, D. 0'M. Red-

dln, and J. W. Wnllgll.

G. A. B. McDonald null R. lil Johnson were re-alllwiflllefl mXD'“I“°i`l and J. G. Jamieson and D. 0’M. Rcddin, Auditors. |

The following resolution was unani-

,mously passed: "That this Associa- tion approve of the stand talfcn` by 'fha Canadian Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation with reference to the sale - bil wholesale druggists and manufactur- ers of patent and Proprietary Muli- cinec to other than eroglstered drag- gislu." `

MIINE EIINGSHII

GTI IIIIT H

M- >

HE N

HOBOKEN, June .i2--Fo longshoremen' employed land American iline docks i went on strike today bee-in ion men had been pllt f. loading the S. S. Nool' lille in preference to uuio

day, hlls a big cargo und will delay the work nf u

sidcrably.

NAUNTHEAE IHAN GIINIIIGTEEI TIE

(Callnilinll Press.

MoN'l‘nl'2Al., June 12--_'rl

death sentence to be ll present term of the co King's Bench was deliv by Judge Linrvolls when, minlltes ilelibel'llf.ioll, th gill; in a verdict. of guilty against Hylvio Yacovlofl, charged with tho lnnrder ill-law, Louisa 'l‘l'emhlul'y

liitll last.

Lim elleelltion.

onvlvll'-lo slluns ' s

NNW Y()lll\', June 10-

A'mel‘lcn ()lympi<: team ue mittee nt wol'k today sur

athletic lnaterial developed

.ll States will have to be unless the funds ill hand

rially illcrcused.

It is believed that :mum

the personel of the team, expected before night., -will plluied bv a sll|ullcluel\l.al'y names wllo will go if fl funds are obtained.

Ninety tllollsnnll- dollars,

come to the eomlnitteu I tions and meet receipts a meets was thc total ill lla whereas the oxpellscs arc to be $135,000 proviiled point winners are sent holm. Y Col. Thompson, presiden

deficit but the members of mittee feel that they shou expected to shoulder the d what ds virtually a nation

QUINCY, Mass., Julie head pipe weighing nine to fell fcet oll to the lnolal-ls Nelson undergoing repairs liiver f~illipbuildiug yurds killed (‘-llarlel-l riolenll, u ni

l'lDM()N'I‘()N CON l<‘l'll

EDMONTON, Alta., Jun

superintendents will bd. na general assembly at the p

this afternoon. almost. a d of the welii. pl‘ofcsf.f‘;1 Ln ber _-las quite slllrcicllt

fsev. l~r A. S. (lr:lnt, the pl-.rinl.enllent was deaf to saying that there is no r- the budget for more than

There wus detcrnliulltion

in the chllrch thnf. the pr and inadeqfnaflc salaries of ters mllst be increased and he done. If this task wa taken it would he impossi Judgment _to set apart rno ‘men for this work of super `\ A most pleasing event o proceedings was the arriv representatives of the* conference of Alberta, bear grrletings of this body. of the unnnimolls decision church union question by hiv yesterday it appeared visitors entered on n ne

TIDES. SUIT, H000.

- "- MID LENGTH _0

_______

The tide will be high tll

nt 8 und tomorrow at 8

,he high tonight at 9.44

row at 10.38. »_ Tile slln sets this eveni morrow at 7.522 it rises morning and Baturdary nt

The moon sets this evenl There will be a new

7urda'y. June 15.

The length nf today wil

hours and~ferty-four min

on the }lr

dum of thl

nloalling on

assed at til nrt of th cred tonigl :liter twent

With th

_tion com.-

ting out th

at the l'e-

rent tryouts there was talk that th

ffull competitive stl'cngi.h

iuc

NIEN STHI

` r

(Culladiull Press.)

ul' hunllr

ll Hobnk lse nun-u

0 work un-

[HEI] .

M 'l`lle Noordmn, which arrived vester

the . strik

IS NIHHHE

) _

le S8001]

jury hron of llulrde

who wll

ol ills sister-

on Marc

Suptelllber 20th in sri. nu the day u

li()R'I'.

of the (Init- shut down .wsih mute-

lncement of which is

be accom

list ul

nl desired

which has

subscrip

t the trial nd today,

estimated

all the to Stock-

t of the

committee has offered to make up the

the com

ld not he ii’ference_for al affair.

BIG PIPE (lAUSl4]S¢’l‘ROU'BIlE.

l2~A bulk- lls liroppod el-l stelllnel‘ at the Fore today and .ucl worker

i.l<1NCE.

e 11- Ten med by the resent ses-

sion to supervise the work on the Nnewer districts. A decision this step was reached by the delegates

OZ€T`l men .t thc rl.m ful' file

lr;-fda of the great lnlriel~tai'ill;5, but

rzmleral sn- tlle nppcals. rovision ill ten. , he said esent low the minis-

to tak

this 'wonl

s under- ble, in his re than ten

vision.

._~..__.__.__i ~

F TDD!

is morning

A4; it wi

and tomor-

ng and to-

tomorrow,

4.08.

ng at 6.33.

moon Sa

l be fifteen utes.

______.¢.______

`K¢‘ep Minu'tl'| Ltnimcuf. in

the huusc.

ed ll- en ll-

d e

'Now Asseris His Advocac ofWomen’s Suffrage

(Canadian Press.)

OXSTER BAY, Julie 12-Tlleodo Roosevelt announced this afternoon through Judge Ben B. Lindsay

Denver that he is in favor- of Wolnnn i~lufl`l`age ill this country :lull th the platform which he will su nrit tn the flllivago convention w

contain an er|nivm~.:ll dl=,l:l:ll‘altiol\

that effect.

lil

ANIITHEH HEATH SENTENGE EIIH IIIIHHIIE

(fluuadian l'ress.)

NEW Yulili, June 12-"liig lllell

liillgtey, tall, stoop shoulllerell scow ing llnil sullen, was sentenced tl day by Judge Malone to die in th electric chair at Sing Sing prison ll the week beginning July 15 for ti murder of Patrick liurlls, formerly

- Chief of Police oi’ Findlay, (Jhio, ill

Burns' saloon ill the Bronx.

Tile murder was done on Feby. l at a time when Iiillgtcy and several other:-l were attelllptillg to rob tin' saloon.

NEW Y()lilt’S (!Al`tN'lVAl.l.

NEW Y0liK‘, J une il-l\‘or Llle ilru

time in the lllstory .lf the nation grunt city plans to l|f’iul‘ ill ull nbsi lutely free carnival 1, vista of the gl-eatllcss, beauty and resources of all Llle United States.

During the three montlls of -lilly

August' and rleptenlber next she wil opull her _floors to the country, invit ing States and cities to send sarnilllc and exhibits of what has made them great, and will furllisll the spac for showing i.ileln.

In many other features the comin

I, t

'fllernl have been great uxposif'.i0ns il this country before, but these have all been enulosell spaces and build ings and npproucileii only till-uugll the box llliive. This cal'lliVul is to be il the open and free to all.

The illcelltive is seen in thc esti

mate that the carnival will be wortl J;4500,00(i,000 to the,city’s lncrcllnllts.

Other cities again have offered

some of the fclltllres plnnlled for' New Yor|<’n l'arnivul, but the llilll and object. of these open air elqlositiolls so far have been the buildillg up oi trade or the particular cities concern 'erl. For illstullce, when Cliicago has uf_i.cmpted all open air display it was to attract trade to (.‘-hicago simply.

CONDENSED ADS

T00 LATE FOR

CLASSIFICATIDF

Half cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. - FUR SALE, A (_‘»(l'l",l‘A(ll0, Al’l’l.Y

to Lowe Bros. li--l3II/IU

l.¢‘Ul! SALTG A ‘:lQUAlli°l 1’lANU. Al' ply 44 lvaier st. A__c;l_:_uvl__l_r_n.

l.(JS'l‘, UN l2'l‘H, A PU(IKl\}'l‘B()()l{ ` con-taining n sum of money. h‘il\llel' ' "“L“l‘" _‘“_ _“"_“_.Bi'_"_-‘B-._ .___‘i_§"I??I_l’_%'-

W/\N'l‘I<lll, \'0liNii MAN TO WORK

in Bakery. Apply to Il. (T. Wor- thy. ___ _V _v___Y___kY__fi'_'1l1VlU-

LOST UI’ '1‘OWN A LIGHT PLAID

carriage wi-ap.F'inder kindly return to J. T. McKenzie, Queen S-it.

, s-lrlluaipd.

lT‘()R1f*i.»\T`ll‘] A RUNNABOUT WAGON

and llarness, nenrly MW. 1'5" bi* secn at Hughes livery stable.

‘ 6-l3M§lilnl.__Y

FORASALTG DOUBIJG BARRTAL HAM-

luerlcss '(lun, 12 gauge (1\Tl“0H'» new). Apply A. Boisner, Auctioneer

fi-13-M3ihd.

lvon`"sAul-l, onnnr Asn l\l.lvlos'r

new 12 Gauge lIopkill's Hull M16" Shot Hun., Allllly to llox 3, Keli- sington ,G-13M3Il"l~

PROF. EARLE WILL TEACH PIANO

Singing and Organ on FridaYB 8“‘T Saturdays during the Hummer mon-ths only. v_f3-l3M3lpd. Nofrlol-l " ooNl~""MA`l€nn wssrsn

€

T U10 ‘lily-'F at oncll. Large working room. R000' al of three

Methodist ing the As rl result

of the

the assem- as tho the w' footing

and the welcome was correspondingly

nwarm.

for slllllmernmolnthg. A. -L-a`l)V;“‘;£_‘;’_‘€‘ aid, Port aw pe UTY- ‘ ' "

’_,,,,_m YA _ _ 0_-_l_3VME3ipll. Auwrlou lvr MARKI-rr sQU'ARl<., on p'|-i(1n,y l4 June, at 120Cl0¢lK noon, Clydesdale Horse 2 YBHTH md weighs about 1200 lbs. f-lold witllollt reserve for cash. R. Bearin- to, allctinncer. ___f__#_L6“_1E¥iIT"T' sAni`vl"lvou"'s§xUc, loo lionss AT

Rollo ilay, 70 acres clear and in good gtnte of cultivation. Remaind- er covered with a 2000 KPOWS-h Of soft and hard wood. This farm in in good locality. For further l>B|'_‘ tlculars nuply to J. Fisher, Rollo nay centre. _#_ A__s-1:l_lvl3lnal. sAl.nsMAN-`M1Nls'rsm on wslm. adllcuted salesman, under forty, member nf Protestant Church; to travel for high class proposition. puaranteed salary, money advanced for expenrra, position permanent, chance for advancement. Addl'°l9 0. J . Morah, lflharlottetown.

6-13M1wlld

I Ask for Mlnard'| and--take no other

I STEMMED 1907 PANICIT iiniiS3llPPiiHi REnu|_lm0N

uni li °:.::':;;:. ::::;1:~.:;..

HEPEAI [IT THE

(Umlndiall l‘l'cse:.) WASHINGTON, Jllne 12-The dend-

lock between both of the Houses of (iunfzress over the i~lcnate's proposal

law was fllleslluciilweil when filo bien-

H lite today votell Liifyto 2T to rrillse pmum wvm wld “"1"-Y by Si" Wm'

to recede from the alln-.ndment to the Iron null steel torili revision iill.

GIINH GENEHAI ANI]

-I the gross inllllnge of the ri-ssl-l mil |. er than on pnsscllgcl' null rrlew cups >- i I’

LANGUAGE GHNGHESS , -

y, lpilnl, file vi

\ ness, said it uns his opinion f.h le every ship should curry snffielellt li

(Callniiiun Press.) t2UldliIdC, Junc 12-ll. li. II, the

(lovernor (iencrul, who had been in- vited to attend the opening of tile, Congress llerle on the l¢‘l'eucll langu- iiliff "ll -lllill-‘ Z4, has asked llieuten- null l.iovernol~ Sir Francis Lungelier fo l'l-pl'l»u\-llf. llinl on this occasion.

Sir l"l‘ull¢‘1»|i1 has nlosi. willingly ac-

cepted

HA IILY BURNED.

AMll|‘litf~i'l‘, .iulle 11-Mrs. Rufus

1 (james, M, “gm ,.eHme,,f_ of Amhe,-,,,.t’ up their shops as aiblow against tll

met with a l-lerious accident this

ill the stove her wrapper caught oil fire and she was almost in L, nlomeni.

out of the house screaming for alll, which uns io hund in quick mliel

eighty years of age and ouu of 'the

Conservative meeting last night, Hon. lfohert Rogers nnnounced file purchase of forf.y-seven acres on the wutel' irunt ni. the llakes and the

and opel,al.ed elevator, of tilrce inli- lion bushels capacity, before. the close of navigation. This was his answer to the fulsu statements regarding the |,:o\'cl'nmeut's course on this ques- tion.

*ICE WARNING S.

LONDON, June 11-At the resump-

tion today of the board of trade in-

Rllfus Isaacs, attorney-general, an- nolulccd his intention of submitting to the court that the wireless dispat- ches \vllicll notified flint ice had been seen in the route of the ’l‘italli<:, was handed io J. Bruce lsmuy ill his capacity as lnunaging llilertnr nl the White Star Uonlpully belrullse of ill: seriousness.

One of the rldluil'nll.y l\y<lrogl‘l1l1ll ers, i'-ilptnill li‘rllucis S, Miller, wlnl enllell to the wiilless stlllld, where lu-. gllverllis opinion in llppositioll to the introduction of sl>al‘chlights on liners.

Captain Hayes, ol the White Star

lille, declared that the world-wide practice was not to slncken Hilccll in the vicinity of ice. He continurdt- "You can always sec ice," and add- ed, “that in the case of the 'I"\l1l\“I0 ubnorlnal rirclllnstallces hall arisen which bud never been experlellceil before.”

When making an announcement o'l

his intention to submit to court lliu nrlriunent that the wireless d`lspnic|l notifying the plrsellce of icc hull INN’-ll handed to Mr. lsmuy, Sir Rufus isn- acs referred to Mr. lslllill/'H Sm*-9 lnellt that no worll Ilnd been elicilang ell when Captain Smith llnrlileil l\i0\

till- telegram.

Sir Rufus said that he thought thai.

was exfraorilinary. _ _

Sir Robert Finlay iuter_|ected, ‘lt

certainly would be if your views were-"

conversation if you challenge mf* U’

tl t W h ve only the word ol

shifting to westerly and northwester-

and comparatively cool.

this morning by the "Rexall Store"

_,_-»...-.

tv ,.,,,,,,,,| me (.,,,m,|im\ Recipnmty tonllagu null not on the lllllnbei-

P. MORGAN I Iuuslvlll iuu THE SYSTEM or I

5 icuii lui;

wus Previously ' Based

,», HESIPHIIGAI AGT ____

iii ___ (ifnualiian i-‘lx-ns.) l-Il l.i)Nl)(iN, .lune 12--'l‘ll»~. llnlllller

lifl-.ln»l\ts \'a|'l'iifli by till: trulls-Atlllll liners sailing under the reglliutioln-l ll the London lionrd of 'l’l‘lllle before th 'l‘it1lllic rlinnstl-r was bllsell on tl

people llbonld, so file 'l‘ltalll< inn--.41

A. Howell, (Illlef of the lVllnll.|lll¢¢ l VIHIUH of the iloilril lil 'l`|'ulIl~.

Sir Walter llxpllliln-li that Ll

bouts to save every person on bourl

NEW TEIHN WIIAAEN IN

A HIGH PHIGE WA

H . ,_ ' ' ____, _ (f‘-nnadlull i’l'l:s.s.)

NEW YORK, June 12-While the

ized to urge the retail blitrhcrs on the east side of Manhattan to close

wholesalers and the high prices an

A morning. While burning waste paper HUUUCCAT f0‘lHY that vi0l€nCU would

not -he favored, the sltuntlun in Brooklyn where the committee is now

8 ellshrollded in flames. She runhed I-li- WOFK. IS HOL so pf-srellll.

Fifty IlU\lf‘0\Vivcs in the Williams hurg section desrllliierl upon and tried

_ v - f ' _ 3 ' . ~. ~ - .f 3011" "“"*‘ "“""TV‘\I will Il" “"Tq“"~ bllt not until the unfortunate woman N0 \Vl"fCk TWO YCUITI BINDE-

T was severely burned, She was llbout The police .<:cntterell the mob uftcr

some lialnage had been done.

‘ olllesl. and best kn0wll l'esldBl\lH- ‘?'__i*’-"‘

Wi IiEl'll<‘.f~‘.':i 'l‘(l L() I\I DON.

I A LAND PUltUl>lAHE. *_*

___... ;

NEW Y(ll{l\, .Tulle ll--'i‘\vin wire-

, ]{ld(iINA, Sash., .Tune 11--/it B less stations to c-ollllllllllicote direct

\vlth London wlll he built. along -the New Jersey coast uii.Iliu ll ycnr, ac- cording to zlllllollllrulllrlll. lnlllle by Illarnolli Wlrcll-ss l`oll|prluy ofiicillis.

(.,,,,,,L,.,,cU,,,, U; u g,,Vm-n,,,e,,L ,,w,,,,,| 'l‘llc first sfntioll, the llllllollllceluvllf

states, will bu l-l'l~l;il-rl within nim- montlls ncnr llellullr, N. J., upon a site of 550 ucres. ’l`l|e iiccolnl si.af.ion will he l'ecsf.eli uf. 'i`oln’s lfiver, or Barnegat, and will bc f.nrlu»d to it key different from the first,‘so tbnt messages may be received and sont simultaneously without interference. The distance is 3,100 miles, and the estimated cost of thc plants will be $750,000 each.

The announcement also states that

qliiry into the Titallic disaster, Sir _

options have been obtoinul upon similar sites at f-len Francisco mm l-louolulu, and that it is planned to construct n plant. in the Philippine Islands, which will lwulllrlllllirllfe iii recl. with the one lll _llollo|ul|l,

HR.-iN'l‘ 'F0 i~i'l‘ANll

" 'rul,\l. non luunnmi.

llAilll*‘AX, -Tulle I2--lluilerf. (lrhnf

wlul yl~si.<‘i'd;ly uif.vl'lloon, fin-nmliy collllllitti-il by i~if.i|~r|ldlal'y lVl<'llon;;;lli tn stand. triul for the murder of ’l'llmrlns H. Donaldson.

Tile preliminary hearing resumed,

pursuant to Monda_v‘s adjournment,

oner wus lilwvllltllf. into the court roolll lllrssell ill his new grey sllii., nnil looked <-onsidcrubiy irrs‘\rr i.b:ln lit Mond:ly's session, wruriul: <-lcun linln nnd ;\ purple fic. .\‘u\'urnl spri- lutors were prcnenf will-n tin- lli~nl'i|l|f opullvll ill the lilll);isf.l'ili.¢"s office.

iuwswslillu--BELL

The home of Lewis .l. nlld Mis

Sir Rufus Isaacs l’ei0i`i»¢-Ili-"T am Taylor, linmpton, l’. ld. l., was the

not satisfied thu* UH’-"“' “'59 “"I’ “"5 scene of B very pretty socinl event

lust evening when, at seven o'l'.lock

nay la. e ll. '-_ , _ '

the late Hon. Matthew S nith

llampton, to Tholnas, li. ‘Bell

son of Charles and Mrs. Bell, Cap

Traverse, took place. liev. W. A

(Special to The Guardian.) Thomson, Tryon, was the officiating

TORONTO, June 13-Strong winds, clergyman, the short form of service'

being adopted. The pretty home lmd,strumental teacher and poslcnfng ll.

ly; showers at first and then clearing been most tastefully decorated fo

the occasion with apple blossom

-________.._...___.. and greens so arranged that a decid ` lr ure at three o'clnek edly pretty effect was secure

The tem” at throughout and about one hnndre

' he mometer with a northern invited guest-B were Present at th

;r:;E;Tz‘\\lrd` rwas forty-five degrees ceremony. The bride, who was given in the communities to which they above zero. ` away by her brother-in-law, Lewis J. The lowest . temperature recorded Taylor, was chnrmingly attlred in yesterday was forty-seven degrees a- gown of cream satin striped voll br-We ze;-0 and the highest was fifty-‘ trimmed with l-mtili and embroldere eight. above. Tile lowest recorded thc net with veil and orange blossom previous’ night was thirty-eight de- and carried n bouquet of white roses K,-ee, above, at nine a,m. yesterday lt' the late Hon. Matthew Smith was forty-nine above and nine p. m. WM dlllllf-Il! ZOWHUU il! Pink “U it was forty-seven above. striped voile trimmed with point prosperous -journey through lifcésgl

rl‘esprit and also carried a bouquet. ‘all of whom The Guardian

Mfnard'| Linfment und- by Physicians ,The groom was supported by his

'¢

nf. fl- “l l.

womens* committee which was organ-

st the county court house. The pris-

AT HAM

EHNNGE INTEL J

li.

. -_-» 'f*

f0f Proposed Settlement of

National Disputes =

____ '

(Canadian Press.) MADRID, June 12-It is stated

I that Grelit Britain in agreement with Frzinr-.e will accept. with slight m0di-_ firufiolls the rlpallisli note concerning, the Werga Valley question in Mor- alfcl).

‘i‘ilnl had been one of the important

of fulfills lu the Franco-Spanish negotia- tic f.ion.~i for file settlement of their res-

; pnctive 'rights in the African coun- 9 try.

,,», The disagreement regal-din.; the ,,[ railway question remains unsettled

buf. il. is belil=.\'l-.il that ln the cud ne- ;»;of.inl.ions will be satisfactory.

'l‘llcir i~l»ll||lll-tioll, however, is not

in flight.

ll.

Hourd of 'i‘rlllle's l'l:glllllf.lonl»; lmgnil the selllc of life saving llpplirlnrl-:; on

NIIW GHIET IHSTIGE

(Uolladian Press.) ()’1"l‘AWA, .Tune 12-An 0;-der-ln.

rollllrii formally appointing Mr. Jus- ficn llllvidson as Chief Justice of the

H Lluebee Superior Court to succeed Sir

liilelbolllnl- Tait has been passed by 1-ailillef..

THE BOSTON STRIKE]

BOSTON, June Il-Two bombs of

dynamite were taken to the Brighton llfflicc station today by two oflicers, who said that they picked them up beside the rails of the car line on Commonwealth avenue. The ohi- cers said that in their opinion 3 car struck both sticks and knocked thenr on the rilils. 'l‘he failure of dyng. luifc 1.0 explode might have been

_ one to the fact that the sticks were

WFT..

While the dynamite was being ex-

amined on the ground floor of the police station, John R. Hutchinson, 21 li¢“ul‘S of age, was brought into the station, ci\_al‘ged with having dyng- mite in his possession without a ll- cense. His case was continued un- til Fl`|lTUy~ Hutchison is the son Of 11 former employee or tue elevated company, and at a meeting of strik- ers in Brigllt.on last night denounced the officials and in an excited man. HPV. suggested that Chestnut reser- voir be dynamited so that the water luighl. flow over the Oak Square car barns. The dynamite found today wan hnlf a luile from I-Iutchinsolrs ,home Tile captain of the Brighton |sfatlon, ordered all ofllcers on all the -compsny's service, elevated and sub. way lines and the company ofllcials 'claim that the service has not nearly |reached the normal stage. They ,said that the members, including a number of the older men in the ,_company's service, are joining tho E\l1l‘f‘ll. The union men remain firm ‘in their demands for irecognition of ‘thu union und for n pzrlnlmum wage.

.llIil1l‘IARY CHANGES,

ii'l"I‘A\\'A, .iuua ll-Vacancies have

in-ell lil-l».n\.l»d hy the resignations of Mr. Justice Craig of tho Yukon ap-

. i"'I|ui-1-. rollrl, and Mr. Justice Rob- »=lull of the supreme court of Mani- foils. llotil will retire on pension. 'ibn former colncs under the act of lust session and will receive $5000 per year, while the living allowance, an additional $5000, will be gave(-1 fn the ¢`0\"1U`l/~ He may be called on at - any time, however, for judicial ser-

vice.

'l`|ic appointment of Mr. Justice

iinvlllson, of Montreal as chief justice of the iulpcrior court of Quebec, rs. pincinp; Sir. Melbourne Tait, is in

‘lvl-om-ss of passing the cabinet.

.» .-,-_-_-,-.- ».~ .-_-_-_-_-_-_-: .wa - _:_-_-_-_-_._~__,__»,__,__,___~,_-Lx

NUPTIALS PTON YESTERDAY

. |n~..ilu~l-, Nathan Ball, and Mendell- ‘ sbon’s Wedding March was most effl'rf.i\'ely rendered by Lorne Lea, At the conclusion of the ceremony a ra- ceptiun wus held during which ’ the I guests dined at tables bounteously Isupplie-<1 with appetltizing cooker , ,Ignvory and sweet. Later the newly , wedded couple drove to their new G home at Cape Traverse. Miss Smith 'is a talented young lady and among \her chief accomplishments is a gift ,of music, Miss Smith being an in-

1- rich voice. She has been connected ii with three choirs, those of the Db- - sable, Hampton and Victoria Mctilol d dist Churches. The groolli is l. prol-

ll perous young farmer and the blah e esteem in which both parties an h d

belong ia amply testified to in the

a lavish display oi wedding gifts ro- c ceived. Among those latter il 'a d cheque of . $200 from Mrs. J. B. s Rackeliffe, sister of the bride. The . happy couple will have the but wish- , es of their hosts of friends throhili- n out the province for a joyous .and

pleasure injoinlng. \ _ ,.`-‘

.. . = >\‘-a_~. .. flu _‘.5 .211-' W...-.`

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