\\

_"Z ”k~.. - _ ,r _.I--2_ ' - ' - ' if -~ - - l~- __ '

“ - '-T-_ »~_'*‘__”“2`~ .~.°° » i ~ ~ - fi -- -xi-

uvery brimcli ofllcie,

-i iii

W , _ , f 't den . o ti Commerical High

C Has Lgopard’ Buffalo' lil ill," I-"IW `I’f§/111411011( lUl_l§1l. \“tl0dU'-:“\I I School toduy held the last mass

:fly ~]5l~_t&1- I <‘{Ctl9HZ1°. _£01 at-Sk \U1‘|iueeling at which resolutions were

" , ‘ ,_ ic ziiii i ull 0 lc Sileclii iix iii -,i d -1. -' th ` _ I I/N0 GI THINGS and yctiplul 1-oiiiievtioii ivitli foieign siiccos.-ii-iii l3:s;;§en§Lt;t,ll;§h0OT_yflygéglihz; flgpri

ed TWO Cubs. Q The Iiirgiiincut of ‘the Bankers islgl~a,,L. the schoél S n 5 il

' __,__A tory against »foreigricr._s, iiiid servc..l1mgth (1-ispel-Sed_

.\"ii|tl1lil, .\liiy lZ~(Spi>i'i;i|)- blinks were reprcsenieil, with J. 1°. 1, ,,, when tm, Students cation 1 th

\‘ili's liuiitiiig luck coiitiniics_ Knight. Secretary of the Biiuker's As- I(-§`,V9,-,uncut fu raise Rpt tl ,W 0

l ii ioriiier i’i‘esiileut on his lust ex- sorintioii. My H n,,iw,.Sit\, The re uosth’ Tank

oii _-hilt ii leopiiril and cziptiireil 'l`lii.- l"reiuier iiiiilertoolf. to give ti,@;__ranted but Idw Minisgere of “;§5u“°‘_ iiiiiiiail`s tiio i-iibs. repi'esentiitioiis serious coiisiileiu-ifiun Sought to effect a com), mg?

.\ i»iill.ilo and two giriifles liaivc ul- tliiii in connection with the Govern-li, rstaniismn, 8 new U mxmu Jai

ii-iii <~iiptiii'e>il by the expediitioiii. mint`s liill respecting succession iliit.-'cg,,r§e in the {`,’,(,lleL,L, of luv? Mer tlse

are s iii cziiup iicur ich. I[,`ni\'crsity of Tokio. The trouble

, 'ciilniiiinted last week in ir tire which

'M °"S°"` “I "‘““'Ill""x h""" Iiienrly drstroyed the buildin-' lt was

. . U,

"“““?" mm p‘"'t"rS° lsiispecied that the tire was the work

{ Iuf enraged students. [III IIIIIIL "

'llir piiiii'

llll SEITNIIS EHNIIISES

l<lll.\`\', l’. LJ., .\luy ll-l’reli-

iii ilu- lriiil of lion. I’hiIip

the l,`iifbec li'gi.~li-

` the wreckeil

i, i'-rc _ifinic ovoi' at tlii-. Iiiii;;`_< liciicii to-

.»i.i iw- -Ii:il;_'i‘ l\loiii\t. '|`lici‘i-.l :irc

iii lui lvl- iiiilii‘t.iiieiits ;i;:liiii:;t Mr.

i‘li;ii‘~,‘iiig hiiii with h:1\'iiij_: iiiiiilc

l';il.-.'~ rct.iii'ns ns to tho roiiiii-

ol this luink to tlie iiiini.-itci' iii

l»i‘l\\i‘rii .\pril 1007 iinil i\i.»v_

\iii.iiigsl. thi' zicciisiiiiuiii: ii:;.iii_qt

.\li'. Iloy is one to the elliiizt iliait.

iiivluili-il in the assets of the in-iik

iiorflile>'.~; seciii'itii\..~', iiliiih

i'i-|>i'i‘.~'iiif.riI :is iii :ii viiliic of

\l lliiy is i'iiii:<iiici'n|ily iiiiprovi-il

liiiiltli, iiiiil :ippizircil in ri-urt.

not. <,~_i'i`i_-. to r-:ich iudirt.

iiiii his Iiiiil \\'i..~ 'i' . v~e|il.:\‘.‘eil

llllll-1 the ist-nie of the tii..i. l\'l<;.~at

‘ iliiy wus spcllt ilispnsiiig of :i

.si ru:-= oi Il‘_'.:iil iilijecfioiis iiiiiilc iiy Mr. ]ii»,\,`_< .oiiusi-I, mid foiiiiiri'ii\v thi uoiii oi' si-li'r'tiiig ii jury will iicgiii. iw iiisi is iitli':ii'.liiig iiiile iiiti‘i‘i‘st lliroiiulioiit. the ilistrict o\\iii_i; to ilu piioiiiiiii-iit positioii li»i‘iiierly orriipif-ii Il'~ fllr. Iloy, :ind flii. riiiirt i‘iii_|iii \\‘ii`.~' til..-.iliil all iluy. - -- -

IIE EPISIIIIPIL NINEIIESS IN BIISTIIII

gps.-1

E _ rr:

lliii.\"l`ilI\', ‘.\liiy ll- \\`it.li iiiiiiiv iii' “"` I"'II"E5 “l5Il‘>ll-\`, IK-'iiii‘.~i :ind l:ij.'-

Ill' I1 'il thi- I‘Tl.i\-ro ull i'Iiili'i'Ii iimsi-iit.;

~.i,tli uiu.iuiil_.l.<..sl-\i~‘.i.opiil vbiii-<li7-eoii- “'*` “`ll»~ ‘lllplleff iii this i-ity todii_\'.

SOME “D_AUGlITERS OF .

.THE EMPIRE” OFFICERS

Mi\..:-li i-= i»i'i`»';`i'i‘=~'.~'_iiig|1-iipidly on tho \"l`|»-‘ly lulirij-l‘.i1i_liii'i~ is-siir of ’l‘hc ;|_m_`lll-_ILCtllaiiyll.i.:ii‘diiiii _(nil Miiy 22. 'V _iiiii_ii.~. nie us liiisy ns they can ' » -illil it. lias been iii-cessiiry to cui- ilI:»__\ vxlrii help.

HHI`|iI';l:i i.iie brriucli or (_‘liaptei' of I_mv|i.iiglili‘i'i=»of the ldiiipire in this .HH ';f'€ I“‘@_I"IfS bf Fuoin for more. mum J; ;;»iiessci~i of the lniperiul mr' lu” Hit llniigllterii of the ldiu- l_|_im_-er I ir Royal lliiglinrsn the llsllllns ‘ioiiisf-., lhe Mnrrhioncas of U|m_'_:_“"‘"0. Phe iiiiirrliioness of |,,,,.||v n “IIN 1-‘\VI\. 'Tho ei.iinf._i._eia of HN lhitiini t ic coiiutesii of i\i.info. (lf ||,_,mr_;‘l";\’I_ ¢`h2\lJter ol ifiititiila thc .HW (_"ll,l5t resident is Her Excellency ,WV vi(_c"];""**‘_l ('\`Cl/. and the Hoiinr- _\h~mhm Mfrs dents iiro The Biirori-.-as IioiioraE`\'r Elly] léady- Tuppm" The |,,d\mm.ml :vga resilient. for prince ._ N ue -v 1' is ‘Lindy l\icKinm~.ii. ,_|__mm ll vi. oi lioynl Eilwnrd ' . ' Khiiidottetown, iii _‘.115-

(u_ | _

’~ I<'\l\|:\\orfli Thir i' ll he

ge\.(,,., ` _' _ ‘i.‘ .._~iii1 flii- iii~Iil,|~|(;I';::’_I'r-‘I in tins l’rovini-i-, ng im.” Ur Hwillglr di;iie by thi- lhiiigh.

¢~,,';,,,m,m,"mp n";Y`Yl|l\(`re is of a liig|il.V

o<lu.V ii l»ipm!, ,-m,W.,n for m__

|'.\itlS, Moy 12--(Special) --'l‘oil;iy`

rrsciublcd ii city in u state of

During thc night the troops took

of the central post and stations and iit dayliglrt

of liiliriiti'yineu were picketinl

'|‘lii~ strrets are heiui: piiltrolleil by

ltepulllicuu guards, nll ex-

l telegriipli lilies are ciirefiiilyi sed i‘f‘.~,iily for instant service. lied :iiiil i~iolillers hilvc been i'n't.rirl

I I

L'_""' -'II l>=1I'l§ i.l the roiiiitry thi I

“,!{.;’,‘,'>"f“‘_~"“l'“"~"‘."”"""”-‘”"’ } CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE .EDWARD ISLAND, MAX; T-

iiv i\o\\ iiiii\i.i»AiL\ iiiir , , , , 13, 1909,

iiiie cii inoiiriow

P* gg _ SE

"s> as $5 ==»< “s i> ZF EE Zn

QU <1

#Nile

-_ _.-_lf-1§-:i--¢=- in

RIS RESEMBLES A IE. P. II. SETTLEII GERMAN EMPEROR ENEEIIIIIINS IN

i_:i_i;r_ Noel: since wii_ii_siiiiiis visir_§i1‘Ai.Y iiisniiiiiiii

Army of Soldiers Dominate the City, Occupying the Post Old Wage Schedule Restored Empress is With Him on Imperial Yacht, Twenty-four NlUfi"_<=°fS H=f\s~

and Telegraph Offices Patrolling the Streets and - Bm Me" Lise St“"dI"g Received Warmly by King and Queen. ‘id I" P"'°"° I" DIff°'°"‘

’ . on Pension Rolls. _ _ , _ _ Parts of the City.

- ` ‘ I I _ _.,..._._ ____

duced even into the sewers to pre- vent the ciitting of wires. 'These prcciiiitions were taken to protect :ill the postal employes who

are willing 'to \i'\urk and to prevent tlirciitcned "Sa'.;i.tti1\__'e" or ilcstrue- `tiol of property.

l<`ilrtlii,-rmore 500 iiiilitiiry telegrrrph-

ers and si~VL‘ral liiiiiilrcil :iutoniobiles have been hastily mobilized and mas-

Gciierul Dulsteiii, Military Governor

BNNKEHS ASK Ellli

--I Z- ><

HAS Gum] LUEK NIIIILIIIIIN IIE .INNIINESE SIHIKE

t2lII‘}llICC, May ll--An linportiiut

tlelegutioii of Montreal Bankers wilt

duties

tliiit this special tiix is iliscriiiiinu-

to retiird the influx of torfil.;n capital iiiti~ the vo-iinti'y_ All the principal

< -_4..__

I if JIEEULKTINNS.

reference is in-.ide by ii New Yi ii;i pnpei‘ 1’il','ii’iliiig to ii bill liniciiiiiug' thi' motor veIiii'Ii‘ liiiv. 'l`.Iii.~i liiIl,f tlioiigli uviilently the irork of .i y»kr~.r,I was iictiiailiy rind diiriiii: ii .<~.»:,=ioii ofi lliis i\~'.~ii'iiii»|j.` null i'i'i-atcili‘oiisiilei'ii- ble iiierriiuent. 'l`lii- l\‘ow york i_.;iii- i‘iIi'rri‘iI to s:i_\’.\': '

“'l`lir hill pro\`iiie.s thiif. on ilis-"»i\~-.

erin: aiu i\pliro;ir'liiiig teiiin the iiiito-I niobilist iuiist strip-oil-siilc and cover his iiiacliiiii with ii tiirpiiiilin piiiuteili to civi‘rosponil with the sifenery.

“.-\pproii<‘liiiii: 3 corner :in iiiitomo~,

iiili.-at niiist stop not less than 100 yards from the turn, tootliis horn, riiii; ii bell, tire ii ri'\'i;I\'i'.i', iiallii :iuil :-iriid up three lionibs nt. iiitervals of li\'<‘ iiiiE'ii:iti's, i

".\iii¢t.lii~r proi'i.~:ioii rcqiiirirs ;.iito~`

iiiiiiiili.~.'f.s to .ie smisniiiilily piiiiiti-ii so tiii-_v w,ill iiicr;;'i- with the piistoriil in- .sqiiiiili-. tiiiil not bi- startling. 'I`lii-y iiiiist i.c _;i'ccii in spring, golden iii siiiiiinrr rid in aiitiliuii and \v,hiti' iii' ii'iiit.oi‘."

__ _=;_...-_-_._..._:___-_-_.__ _.1

It will bc in sissioii four diiys, iliir- ing wliii-li the iiiiiiiypiiiisi-sol cliiirrli lilo will be disuilssctl by nottd clergy~ inru of the ileiioiiiiiialtion :ind pro- iiiiiiiiil. liiyineii. (‘iiiinn ll. llcnsley Iivutiiu, riiiiiiil iii \\'i~.st.iiiiiisf.i'i' :mil ri'.i-tor ot' Sl. l\liirgnr<~t'.\i lioiiilon, wliii is out' of thi- stroiigcst uiI\'iiciiti`s in the ldiiglisli rliiirrli of the doctrine ol rio.-:i'i~ ri‘l:rtii;iisiiip .ietivecn the lCpi,~.i‘opiil :iiiii otlicr i-iiiirrlics of the i’i'iitei~'f;ilil iIi.ni\|iiili:itii:ll.s, is ini iii- tciiiluure :ind will speak before the coiirgri-;-fi on the ri-liitioii of the i~liiii"."li to otlii-r coiuiiiiiiiioii:-i, l~].\cept for loilny'.-i |iii‘i‘lili_i; sill 'ue Iiclil .i l’iiiiiont 'l`ciiiplv,

' .\Iiiiiii'il`s Iiii iiiicnt (`iii'i-ei (Willis etc.

.

,dering copies of the Empire numbor Iof The Morning Guardian of Mny 22

Ibegius appearing in this ,papor, and several hlnnk forms of the same kind will be distributed throiighoiit. the vnriouri parts of the Province. As ,there will be but a limited number of iconic-.s printed on that date all ord- ers slioiiid be sent in nt once to avo- id ilisnppoiiitineiit.

A blank order form with prices

thereon of each advertisement will be promptly forwarded to any business nrm throughout the Province or else wh:-re, who will write “Dainghters ol iTho Einpire, P. 0. Box 926, Cha.r~ 'lottetown" for same.

The net. receipts from alll "special"

Iailvertli-ling and from all sales nt Ifive cents or more for each paper will ibe for the "Anti Tuberculosis" move- iment, "- . ion i the lmugiiiers of the Empire are

bright,

, They will edit The Guardian one

night,

The next day ev’ry town

Will be turned upside down ,

.With lniizhtvr ani !\»rr~iless delight, - ((`ontiniii=d on page 3.)

IIUIIIIWTU IJIINKIII

of Paris, has 50,000 troops in re- serve.

The strikers, on the contrary ii poor initial showing so far as

ward appearances go.

The walls of Paris are covered

posters, announcing that the strike will continue until all grievances are redresseil.

The right to form trades unions

will be obtained, cost what it muy, they dcclurc.

made out-

with

EIETEEN HIINIIHEIJ

I To1~:io, iiiiiy ii~Fiii¢en iiiiiiiiwi Is ii ts f le

ltd ii line in front of the building, i _ 0 2:. a 1 farewell, lremoved their school insignia, and* at

l The trouble in the Commercial ,High School conimenced' some time

WEIILTHI IlNNlIGHlNIS"r”

I.i)l\'ll(|N, May ll-A party nl 176

settlers, personally conducted iiy Ji.s. l`ltirkc, Untiiriii Goveriinieilt's encr- getii. agint at Burnhiiiu, Soincrset, iliroiigli wlio.~‘.e efforts the party ivi-re got togetiier, sailed on I<`ridny l-y the l<]iiipi'e.-is of Britain. ’l‘Iie party is probii.l.'ly the weathicst ivho over left Euglniid for (fanailn, '1‘licy repre- sent it capitiil of $250,000, ’l`iic"imij.ir» ity will take up land, and tire others seek fiiriu work to gain experience. This is the first party for Ontario since tho Government established the, London office under the able manage- ment ol Ageiit~(leiierwl Col. (look.

Prominent, citizens of Biirnli-ani

gave Mr. (‘liirkc ii complimentary din- ner pr-lor to depnrtiire.

NIIINTIIENL INTENEST

IS IJIINE NUT

_ li

M(lN'l‘ltl°I/ll., l\liiy lil--'I‘hcrc was not iiiuch of iut.eri.st in the civlic comiiviis- sion tofliiy. Chief of Police (`/ainpcnli went on the stand and swore thnt fliiptain Dnignct was not ruiuovcd be- cniise he persisted in reporting the C. IRR. stock yards hotel, kept by nman nuiued Pzlteiiaiiilc for selling on Sun- day. but because he got drunk and beat his wife, tliereby creating n scandal. In the afternoon Milton Her- sey went on the stnuil and testified tiiiif. he would 'not think of kceipiug in good iiorsc in the i,iiiirters allotted to prisoners in the new nunincr twelve stiltion, they were so damp und luck- iiu: in ventilation facilities.

____

IINE Illill IN HEIGHT I

l’.-\lllS, May ll-There are, ns ev-

erybody knows who fins seen n French line regiment, some extremely small soldiers in the Fi'encli army. Beyond doubt, liowcver, the most diminiitlve coiiscript who ever drew an* iinluckv uiiniber from the urn is Jlilleir Tou- cluird, ii young man born at Mani/esi, in the ilepartment " off Orne, .luly i9, IHSH. This conscript, who is in luis twi~.nty-first year, has only nitniiieil ii height. of 3 feet 2 inches :-ul wcflglis exactly forty pounds, April i, -.rlien iilong with his fellow conserlprs he iippenreil before the council of "evi- .sion for his district, Julien iippeii"i~-l clad in the' short. stockings anl br-it-» ¢-/l overalls of nn infant, of whivn lie presivntu thi- physical aspect..

The youngest of n family of five

children, Julien d.f-veloped norm il _J unltil he wus vacciiuiteil at the are of 7, nffer which his cr wth cntitcly ceiiiseil. ‘

The rest of the family presents ro

abnormality, and his brother r<lreiidy has pmued hfls period of scrvlize with the colors in the One Hundred und 'Fhird Infnntry.

(‘Hli‘A(ltl MAILKETS.

CHICAGO, May l2-(Specinl)--

Mny Wheat ...............114§`I May Corn 69} June Wheat .... 123

WINNlI’I‘l(1 , May ldv( Special i-It

_-1-

__

NEW YORK, May l2-(Speclal)-

Thns. Ennis and Chas, Stoppani, members of the bankrupt firm of En- nis &` Stoppani appeared before' the directors of the Consolidated Ex-

change today, when a proposition of the firm for resuming business was discussed. _ I

The he-arlng waé a star-cliamber af-

fair amd the directors of the Consoli- dated Exchange are likely to deal leniently with the brokers.

They will he allowed to resume business, escaping with ii _small fine and..a._r.eprimand. .for_,.'uucket,in g. .their . Odds lust prior to the collwpse.

More than one thousand letters have been sent out to creditors of the irokers submitting a plan for resump- tion. ln all there are 2,600 creditors. The largest creditors are favorable to the resumption plim, but the smaller creditors are hostile.

The brokers have agreed if permit-

trd to resume biisiiiess, to pay the creditors fifteeii percent of ench claim in cash and the balance in notes ina- turing nt stated intervals,

IIIIINE NICK TU

on of Westminister and rector of St.

lnco charges preferred by Bishop Gore, of the Church of England, who accuses him of having violated eccle- siastical law by occupying u non-cc/n- formisl: pulpit in a workingmen’s in- stitute in Birmingham, England. Can- on Henson is known in the relilgioilu world as ii, broad cliurchnlan and he preached to the non-couformists nf- ter the local Church of England ou- thoritios had refused permission. The trial of the Canon is expected

prove a test case."

I $l5.Ullll EIHE I V IN TUHIINIII

’l`Ull()N'I‘U, May ll-Shortly after

three o'clock this morning the four story building occupied by the Rudd Paper Box company, at tlio corner of Scott street and the csplanade, was gutted by fire, The building was used by four firms, and until they can se- cure lemporary premises, will be nb- llged to cease doing business. One hundred and twenty-five men- and girls were temporarily thrown out of eniploymentx The loss is about $76,- 500, divided as follows:-H. P. Eck- ardt, owner of building, $20,000: Rudd Manufacturing company, $33,- 000; Ontario Metal Novelty Manufact- uring company, $l5,000; William- Wil- son, ship supplies, $6,000; White and company, produce merchants, $2,500.

WEIIIIEII IN HISTE

WATSONVILLE, (‘.al., May 11- Within 24 hours after their first meeting, David J. Kemp, aged 72 years, and Miss Emma Higbee, aged 60 years, are man and wife.

l\iinard‘s Liniment Cures Distemper. ___

The temperature at three o'clock

tihlii morning was forty.

t-‘ma AND WARM. ___

TORONTO, May 13-(Speclali~

Moderate to fresh wel-iterl winds,

June Corn .. . _ __,, 73;

t0i,

New Haven. amd went iinmediaibely to the home of Former Assist 't

suits of the Japanese Embassy ami the attaches, Baron Tal-rahira will present _ President Eliot of Har- vard University with the emblem of the Order of the Rising Sun, the Emperor of Japan having recent- li' conferred that distinction nn Pres. ident Eliot.

THEI WILL IIPPIISE

_,_

mor that is was the intention of the

Alliance held a meeting yesterday

eration to induce the railway mian- ill-ieinent not to have Sunday trains.

INTEHNITIIINNL BIIIIIII WIIIILII WIIIE IIHNHITI

follow great disasters such as t e Messina earthquake and the difficulty

br u ht forward the idea of creatin

thy experts free from official red tape

Duke of Aosta. One was worked out by lioiiie Klopsch, proprietor of the Christian Herald, of New York. An- other Americau proposal is that this international organization bo conno cted with the Hague tribunal. Tho Duke of A-osta was the head of the national coinmis_sion that distribut- ed the Messina relief.

l\linai'd's Linimont Cures Diphtherin.

Condensed Advertisements

._ .(1119 .1-ate- fr." .¥?!=\=e!1_'=;'if2'i-_>... ._

SiliiiitiswonLii~i"w'Ki<:'rihif"(f§niiil»ii- L._` snleswoiunii for our household

goods Dept, Apply at once Beer & Weeks, Sunnyside. _____ 5-13dtf.

7-ANTED, siuall tenement house

T" " _*_ 7 ' 'W"`WT>r'&>€i2i§;?é'oi€riiiiy located, iw.

tween May 21st. and June lst. Apply at Guardian office. 5-l3d3ipd.

‘K/WANTED, a servautinan to go to

.Glace Bay, C. B. Apply to Has-

1Lai;d_G_ai1£le_t §rid_Haszaril. 5-13drtf.

\\.'ANTED, a -modern furnished

house or three fiirnished rooms

with or without board. Apply to F. H. Stover, Hotel Victoria.

__ 5--lBil‘l wpd.

/NA'

) \__ __ --*_-;_'_

§ \\_ _ .

0

‘Vessels Large May Venture More. but Little Ships Must Stay ‘ Near Shore."

Tho larjn dllpluy ado. Ara ‘coll hr tho |1110 bullnen and lho Claulnld Want Ada. arc proper- - llolnlaly [ood for the unnll firm. In hcl many largn firms h°=III\0 ouch by tho dlllgsnt uno of \|\I Clauldod Columns. Thu-o an

apple lo [ood-:carl now.

is--~ .v ,, . . ......,.,

Y

line and moderately warm. ,

u

~ i

_V V I,v__ VI ~ -» ~ ff- ,

'T '-E '1 ._.\ __ *N ' ‘T `..r

-. A \ _ » - " ’~ _ I

,I

is stated that the difficulties between BRINDISL May 12'(Sl’l€¢i&l-)-'l`he The Eniperor and Empress enter- the C. P. R. and the mechanics are GCFYHHI1 Il\ll)'~‘!`il1l yiielit llolienzollern 'tained the ltuliivn King and Queen =`8tiSfHcl10I`lIY Slittltfll- With Emperor William on board came on ‘board the Hohenzollern at tea, af-

All the strikers are to be reinstated into Brindisi and was saluted I/Y the ter which the German yacht took its

and the old wage schedule restored, b00min‘g of cannon from shore-. ‘departure ilnil Pfavticully the old conditions' re- The King and Queen of Italy ini- I Great Britain sent the cruiser Alba- verted to. mediately ,went on board and greeted truss to llrindisi to i-mliirc the '_w,,`

It is understood that the men are U18'G0l`m*1l1 EIHIJUFUY. rulers. I

not returned to their previous stand- The Emperor and Empress and This uct is i`egi~u'ileil us evidence oi ing on the pension rolls, King and Queen limched on board the the good results of the interview at.

Italian |,Mt1csh,’ Vittorio Enumucl `Baja, April 29, between King Edward:

und drunk. I feeliiigs between the nations.

W|'|_I_ HESUME HIINIINEII lil THE IIMEHIENNS WEIIE

JNPINESE EN!PEHlIIi‘ KILLEII Ill PNNIII/III'

Ennis and Stoppani Likely to -_ , -

SCIIIB Wllh Cl‘€d|lOl`S BOSTON- MHSS-. May 11-nom. i'.oi.oN, may iz-in ii eoniiict

Takahira, the Japanese Ami,usg»m10r' which occurred last' night betwecni

and G0 Oil- arrived ln- Boston late yesterilayifroin. Panmm DOHC” and °".‘p.I°:vcs .of m°I

, canal zone near the dividing line, (

, rest an escaped prisoner.

_

IIILSIEIING HEH

l"OR'l`LAND, Me., May ll--Ada

" ' T " Weidman' alias Ada Russel allarfhdia

ruiier, w'iie oi Jet-se Fuiikr, of He-

MONCTON, May 11-Hearing ii ru- bron (Me,,'i was arraigned in the

United States District Court today

Intercolonial to run express trains on ‘charged with fraudulent use Q( the Sunday an well as week days during m8ilS~ SIIG Dleaded “Ot guilty and the siimmer, the Moncton Evangelical was held in $500 for the next term of

court.

and drew up resolutions to be placed- All il1diCtm0nt found il’58i`DSt Chi? before the churches asking for co-op- Wfmmrl SCTSS f0l"¢h that She bflfl “Sed

thc United States mails to (modul- ently obtain money by a<lv¢‘I\‘If`fi‘.g in the newspaper that she wal I good- ilooking and attractive girl "“.ernty- seven years old, a German .redress with $30,000 in Germany, uiiinarried and desirous of becoming ii wile. | lt further sets lortli that “nut be- ing a good looking and attractive iglrl of twenty-seven years, not 'being

ried nor a German heiress pos-

unmar

ROME, May ll-The large contri-'scssed of a fortune of $30,000 in Ger-

tinne from international charity that many, but being ,, very unattractive

. K _h , .

woman of much greater age, and the wife of Jesse Fuller," she wrote a

| nf dispersing these funds properly has letter to August Marsing, Dry Fork,

ll dolih county West Virfllnlll.

0 g it an i . --

NEW YURK, May 11_|\ Spucinl to ri permanent international organimi- which was intended to obtain $18

the Tribune from New Haven SayS;_ tion not only to gather funds, but from him.

The Rev, H, Herbert, Henson, Can. to distribute them through trustwor-i

l,uke's Ol London, left here for Bos. Several schemes have been submitted' l\li|uu-il's l.liiiim~iit Cui-rs (iiirgi-i in vovrs tion to sail hurriedly to England to to King Victor Emmanuel and thcl F;-_-1; -._-,.;.-.~. ....-.-.-._-_ - L L.:

LADIES DELTOHTED WHO

' WON “SPECIAL” PRIZE

l i

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an M. Abbott, an electrician in the Pow-

l-lecretary of the Treasury, Chas S er house at Cristobal' an American

Hamlin, who- ,, VL h .~u b ' - ‘ and a colored man, also an Ameri- in Boston be h M e V" e while i can, were killed. The trouble occurred

This morning at the home of ML , when the police yesterday cromed the Hamlin, in the presence of the entire Z0" at Cmswbal' .m an enort to ar'

IIIITHIINIINIIL EIINIIMS

Guarding the Wires and Sewers. __ British Warship Joins in Salute. ____

(.‘UNl~l'I‘ANTlNUI’LE, May 12-(Spec- ial)-(Tonatantlnople witnesrlcd anoth- er batch of executions this morning when twenty-four mutineers of the army and navy were hanged in public within the city limits.

’l‘hii~i makes thirty-eight executions

within the capital since the revolu- tion.

Four of the nieu today were hanged

near the h‘uItau’s palace, eight at the iuarinc bairacks, eight in Eterni-

I I und King Victor Euianiiel iii-i furnish- . www neudy toast* Wm” 1”`UI‘0S0‘l ing, ai re establishment of friendly

boul and four at the War Office.

WIIIIIWEH ENIIES

MIIHIIEII IINIIIEE

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Body of Deceased Wife When Exhumed Showed indica- tion of Poisoning.

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QUEBEC, May 12-(Special)-As tha

result of the inquest into the death of Mrs. Samson, Grand River whose corpse was exhumed some time after burial owing to some suspicions re- glrd ng the nature* of ber illness and death, the woman's husband, Dr. Samson, has been committed' for trial on a charge of poisoning.

INSUIINNEE IBENTS Ill

EIGHT WITH PLIIZIIE

H.‘.lli" ""'llfi Pu., May 11-C. A.

wane ..; ~ svlllc, district superin- tendent ui the Metropolitan Life In- surance Company, has notified State Health Commissioner Dixon that the services of his entire force wou)ld be placed nt the disposal of the lotta- ville tuberculosis dispensary.

The oder was made to the 'State

‘through Dr. L. T. Kennedy, clue! of the dispensary at_Pot'tsvll1e, Commis- sioner Dixon believes that. the assist- ance of the agents will be invnlllhblv in collecting data and otherwise 'hir- thering the campaign.

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PARROT CAUSES

AN ACCIDENT.

LQNDQN, May 11-A parrot that

had escaped from a house alighted on a pony at Wickham Brook recentlY. causing it to bolt. The driver of fihe trap to wiiicii uw pony was Hfll>°'=l'°<’* was thrown out and run over, and Bt woman and ai child WBFB BIN' l-I“'°"'1 from the vehicle.

ment in this issue. ibm- little mm” [can be said, The Britannia Mfg Co. ibm., Haiiisx, are prepared to ‘beck- iip_ their ofier, and no cimtevtimt should lose aight of it, all of ‘ ‘tilinrfr tickets must reach them not later than May 20th. It is an cxcollmt UD* portunity for ench of the eight lad- ies who are elected to the Big Free Ti-lp' as well as six others who ob- taini 'The Guardian consolation prizes pg qptain E _valuible article of dress wniimir paying any iifivrWffUfff'Y"*°f it

lfourtecn in niimiivr all PGI' Hldvsftlw' I

The l0lluW't'i;_' iett\!‘l‘il WhiCh WCTU

overlooked until today. Hpvek ft” ithomaclves. Miss Bli?.t»'.H\' hm* “lb” wrlttin The Guardian in a ni-ost Com'

» mendatory manner ofthe way in

which she has beenftreatod in th!! contest.

nradaibane, Moy ll. '09-

T0_fI`he Guardian.

Charlottetown.

new SirTbis morning I received from you by registered; mail, $10-00 in goin ming mst prize. in ywr “SW-

` r contest from APY" 22 V’

(Photo By (`00k) Miss MARY iiiAC1>oN.\LU,

Belleviie, Y

cnc of the contestants from “Q\l°9\\9 County District" in The Giiardia.n's Big Free Tr.ip contest to NEW YOTK City and return, who polled a large vote but found it i. -.i=-ary to re- ~tirc owing to other diitirs.

Miss Mary MacDonald, Bellevue.

having learned that thi-re are six coiitesteiits within a circuit of a few mili>s,.has decided to retire from The (luarlllan Tour contest. Miss Mac- Imnald thanks the friends who sup- ported hor, and assiireii them that their generous support shall not be forgotten.

The Giirrriliun has so frequently call-

ed attention to the. aggregation of $136 worth of magnificent prizes.

Nlgly (;;2fi__ to the candidates who would poll the largest number of "special votes." lthank you for yoiir promptness and wish you every success in your undertakirlli-

Yours respectfully,

LIZZII-I D. BIGGAR,

., Breadalbane. . Siimmersiile, May 8, '09, f"l`o The Gunrdialln

Charlottetown.

Dear Slrs :

This morning l received from

‘you by registered mall, $5.00 in gold, being second prize. in your "special oder" contest from April 22 to Mary Sth., to the can‘dld~aite who would poll the second largest nizrnhm- of "special votes" I thank you for your promptncsn and wish you every success ln your undertaking.

Yours respectfully,

JENNIE WALSH.

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