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.. W _ _ _ 'rss l.A'rns'r __ wbHARLO'l‘TE'l‘0WN CANADA v\'l=ljN§S JAY, MAY 7, Qi; or»u.i.'~ '*-‘°,,§,*¥,Y E M'

Avislllur 1 1

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W M GERMAN MOVES AN AMENDMENT FHUM TUHUNTU BY SUlFiilGElllS

, "_" *_ He nr ues that mme for . - , - - Another Outra a Per efraied

DISCUSN IN HGUSE burn ruins nluiai runnin

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, ‘ - n Q it ` Q A y Augmentation oi’ lmper al Fleet Sli ld lleiF"S*fl°S'-'i°fH_'ST°_‘" 'S ff g lf. lloted Under ‘Laurier fiaval Service fiat and thdt Borden Blll fC“‘1,°_;’|Teaw'_f';sh'S ‘n ygdeies B AMEND l H. lil .0 iiiiiliiiiiii ` is g

(Special to 'Iihe Guardian) ,

OTTAWA, May ~8.--Hwn, Frank

Cochrane to-night gave .notice of a resolution to amend thc railway nd; to increase the salary inf the chair- man of the railway commission from $10,000 to $12,000.

is Absolutely Unnecessary. -~ _ -

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THE Hltisealio sanrlna clue

Tho annual ` meeting of the Hills-,

boro Boating Club was held last 1 night in their club rooms at the boat-

llouse, Ferry Wharf, Charlottetown

1 ' (Céinadlan Press)

ONTREAL M

_of he

(Il

fo of Moving picture theatres, furnished B

This meeting was the largest and` most enthusiastic in the histor of

the club. "Extensive repairs are being of made in orQer to put the club-house do

and buildings in up-to-date shape. I The following officers were elected:

Hon. Pres.-Hon. D, Nicholson; Pres. -Mr. Joseph A. Prauglit; Vice~l-'rcs. -Dr. G. ’l‘. Allcy; Sec.-Trcns.-Mr. P. Murnaghan. The /executive commit- tee is: Messrs. Thomas Morris, Er est Comb, J. A. Kelly, W. F. H. Cur- vcil and D. E. Shaw.

After the minutes of the previous

D i

and adopted _and the following new rr_embel‘s among others were "ballot- cd for and elected:~Hon. W. S. Ste- wart, Hon. A. B. ‘Warb\lrtou, Messrs. I). (YM. Itcddin, Frcd Howiitt, James Walker and Anthony McAskil1,

That this institution is flourishing

is evinced by the fact that a surplus was shown, according to tile finan- cial report. ' The facilities afforded to membdrs

of thc club, boating and bathing and other healthy and vigorous recrea- tions, should meet with the approha- tion of the citizens. ,

al:

tutoes, 300 bags turnips, 300'bligs of 0

cheese. butter and eggs, sixty head of B1 cattle, two horses and a ton of lea- ther. This is the first trip of thc

been running between New York St. h Jnlnrs end Halifax for the Ren 1’ Cross Line during the winter months.: S The s. s. city of sydney is one ol ° :the best passenger boats that cometh

cil

yesterday, bringing a large general W cargo from Montreal. Shu sailcd

City of Sydney this season.» She has W

harlottetown at 12 o’clock noon l“

(Special to the Gusrdiaan)

ay 6.-The progra OTTAWA, M 6-Th

the National Council of Women hat; of the Naval Arld Bill wife dixzsrxlgg come too big to be served in the for the first time in a th t

mon his

time of the sessions and as li result afternoon and Mr. W. M. German 0_1' several report d ' - ~

s an otliel matters Welllinll. the first Liberal speaker,

ust be held over. camo forward with nn amendment to The meetings commencing to-mop the sccond_ clause of the me sur __ _

s e

row will open at 9 o’cloek in an ef which provides for the appropriation

t tn dispose of thc large nnionnl; of $3&000,000 to be expended to in

business on hand. crease the effective forces of Great

ritaln on the sen apparently.

a fruitful source for discussion tn- German had endeavored to combine day, one delegate speaking of lin, two separate speeches on the subject. darkened state nl elle enencrcs ns n First he argued that me mondv for menace to morality. the augmentation of Lbc imperial

The claim was made tnnt tnnnn fleets should bc voted under the Zau-

cornpclled to return to check lcultlcs, however. eepuvlully ills luflkithought of his naval policy. He*

theatres haflcaused an increase in "lf" NflV1llS0l`Vl°0 Iliff Wlillfll l"""/|509 compelled to return the check to of ii sutrl ie t k t

. , _ fm, (, n d. N d _lvl hd th _ _» 0 il _milf 0 In funuda- found out, und, to-day, thc Opposi- lmm0T& 75? llmfmi-I young married fl -"1 il ‘lm *WY 'iii -~'- ~i\`~ 0,i(fammell Laird & Co and give up the There was no_dlffcrcucc of opinion as tlgn lnnknll an if it had ngnn nn women of the middle classes who left Borflall Naval Md Bm illillfll 1l"lY llil- idea f (‘ dian Nnvy. ,to the desirability of thc steps. gr~nndmothcr‘s ghost. Sir Wilfrid was

_ _ ___ _ _ _ _ l I_n reply to Mr, J. J, I-Illghcs of ‘not in the leant necnivcn by the bln nnnn-n

tlneqg_ It wnn (landed that the c0nn_ mov nl; an amen menit ui the men- (Special to the Guardian.) _Prince lddward Island Mr. White sta- ltu,-nont for nn., evening meetlng, H

should work for the appointment ‘Sure W ich he lmd C0" emfmilflfi lm' ,ted that thc coinage of British Sov- nan had nnnvn receptions before in Tn censors in an centres when, they necessary. Hin amendment called for, (WTAWA May 6_At the Oy_h,,,ng01 ereigns had been ailowcd to full ofi,,-onto nnn nn hun not come back to not now exist, _tht Striking out of thc clause _i_i__:ovid- the House this aftB,.,mon_ Hom Fmnk since we had our own gold. The bill iotgawn thinking thin one meant n_ny_

""°`°"`*"" mg for nn “ppropmmon .Ot $""'000"l Cochrane confirmed the report that """"‘ llilm" “ third "’""l"‘g' ‘thing more than painstaking organ- Ot l><‘l‘n “Heil for two Weeks Bild Al-

- 00“» mf l-lm PUTPOHG 0! l¥f-mfllllll-9lY3F_ p_ Gnmenus hns hen - 1 'File House went into committee u _

increasing tile effective i.\\'al fnrces‘ , M f th" ?p€0mt1ed thc grain nct. izqitlfgno nit-0, W-H n t lki

_ of the emoirc and for the sulistitiltion ,(’.°"e'"l anger 0 e " emo °` mm 1 ' I go U a ng

> " 0 fl .fllllll

their children nt home ln attend mn_ necessary. Ha concluded im\‘.'c\'el‘ by

‘placetilin .position iaconjuiictlon witlg

Two new spring boards are being to Charlottetown. She has a fine en. nursing reams. A shower-been is iesmpie room for the inuviug of dir-"`”“

g -.

uected with the city water supply. ably to the recreation and eui0Y`m¢l1€` B Several new rowbosts have been or-` of those on board. On the main deck 5

Another canoe has already heen-add- with the latest musical instruments, H

large Promenade deck on which there W

tentlon as to the cost of worships.

view of the fact that the election wn

Mr. Pugsley snid that the Laurier

Government in 1911 had thought it best not to award the cruiser con tfaet to ‘Cammeil Laird et Co., n

pending and that the Navy was being

. made nn issue in Quebec. He claim

ed that it was because of the ‘un- holy oliiuncc. between the Conserva- tives and the Nationallsts that Hou. lffr. Haven and thc Government were

Pugsley were the principal spcakersigovcrnmciit $48 000 hilt in view of turn of toe four Liberals from To

th eveni g the Milnl

ister of Marine and Fisheries com

plctely upsetting Mr, Pugslcys con-

s lu swlr $72 000

refining nil our silver in Canada

__ ____ _ _ _ fthe |nlv_ rejoicings and Empire speeches

, rrvoris o ' .

ed to can .clulfs equipment. etc.. so that those 1”’ “We” '“ t e ° ° “ ‘

of a musical turn B

A` committee was appointed to in- can. with the excellent equipment sup-, vestigate the foundation upon which plied, enjoy themselves to the fullest' lY

the club-house is erected and the ex- extent and also give entertainment to sa

ecutive is authorized to spend the their fellow-passengers. Descending* sum of $300 in reinforcing the old to the second deck one finds the large

liiiilflllg 0“l» “lint Ml' ‘WRC ‘md American silver, Mr. White stated scholars, observed the day and nea\‘ly` PLOT AGATNQT KING ALPHONSO lil 097 000 had been sent back tothe eighteen million British subjects - *- Hon J D ,Hazen und Hon. wm. United states, ~ This had oust cnc operated in the celebrations. MONTPELTER; Muv 6-Letters

-with -the blinks for thc deportation of

qlnce the arrangement was made Lust year 61 400 school boys inthe '

ritlsh House of Commons nliaolutc- .

Empire representing nine million

foundation and sheathing and paint- and commodious dining saloon in ing the ¢1nn.n0nne_ which a very substantial, dainty and

A communication received from Ot-_up-to-date menu is served by the

tawa relative to the removal of the_ship’s most capable staff. The ship

defunct s. S. _Eli-in which for some h years past has proved an unsightly f nuisance to Charlottetown's chief water front, was read. , i

The members are to be commendedican he accommodated. Capt. D. M.

upon the interest they have taken in _McDonald, who was last year first of-

rn king Gbsr1ottetown's one .boat

e131; a success and affording opp'ort,\i-`,Mr. John Buffett is tirst oiiicer, Mr: nity to citizens to ensues lu must D-

healthy and pleasilg exercies.

sdllasniilsn nas

as forty-eight large, airy and well urnished staterooms. About one.

,Jones etawardess. , This steamer in

hundred and fifteen first-class and about sixty second-class passengers

ificer. this year commands the ship

H. Jones, steward and Mrs.

conjunction with the Morwenns, rmakss weekly sallings from Montreal

Sydney, St J0hn’s and ’Charlottetow;¢ in the service of the Black Diamond

nlshed proof of the Prices Obtfliflcd

Too $0" Line Messrs Buntaln 'Bell & Co ‘mr skins produced by them'

CLISSIFICATIOH

one cent per worn each insertion excellent steamers during the cominglr

in this column. Gash much accom- pany order. Minimum charge twenty- five cents.__..._________ _ __ ____ ____ rsfirlfuonss Fon sans. APPLY

to Geo. E. Full. 5-Qifl, `vvkN'rsn sonnnsf rm AND

Spruce. 76,000 ft; P. D. Hagan, T ro -

TGY RFTHOUSE ON IEEE!-T A very pretty wedding takes place contains more facts of a useful and

are agents for this line and no doubt they will have a large list of passen- gers enjoy the beaiitifill trips on their.

Bllmmff. ‘

.SMITH-ROGERS

N UPTlll~LS

in the First Methodist clnn-cli tins’

Among the valuable appendices to

the book are the acts of the legisla- tures of New Brunswick and Quebec

ing animals reared in captivity,

Mr. Jones' book on fur farming has

been awaited with greet interest and some impatience by a large number of people, especially in ti-is province and in Eastern Canada generally. The volume lie has produced is a mine of information in regard to. nll

ne Lui: ai ev luiw ' '--- that Pefieius *O fi" “““““l=» “““

r ,.' ~ ' `

market from 50 per cent. to 95 per

, _________________________ __ ______________ seized at Barcelona indicate a li ot

________._=_.__,,._.,,».-.-_-fs.-_-_-_-.~--_-=------A---'ff--- -'-"rv-""'-"‘-""' "'""""""""""'"""""""""`:"""“""" """"""""""'" ' ' '"' ` by the Qpanish anarchists against

FUR FARMING lil Ciiiiilibll i:;@.:;'.e..°;:‘;“:.:.‘.‘f“°“°°"

» _ ' ' lly possessed

. n l d are found in the growth of popula tltude for business usua

S“""“*‘ ",“g°? °‘ En; ‘;‘f,e‘;';‘?,,"f,2lcf,, non and weulcn cue n-uitiplieanon but little vulutuk .iE'rL'nN or Alirrlo sxpnonlcn

voted to smwmgtne Lnndolfmarket of automobiles and more extended The third chapter, a manual of fur ____ “I suv" mx" 0”. .- 'l llinif while the diminished sup farming. deals exueusriveiy with “lx ool>ENH.\Gl'~;‘N May a~ The e - 1905 1011 inclusive with account have B. , .

1 f S r n C lvl ply is caused by the ever expanding breeding T-Pea-img BU¢C€SSlV°»lY Of U10, pcdition under Rosmussen, the Danish

sa es ~B L ' d ` areas of human settlement and the common red fox the cross or Dlifch explorer has returned after three L m D S 0 n & 0" 0 n 0 D dngtrnrgtion of the forests which were and the silver with its three divi- Oi glxr f;)x,ri 3511!? _tlrolsin JH('§` n nntn,-nl hnbllnt 0( the nnlrnnls sions of light silver, dark sliver and

“ °“ ° g““ ““ " ' ‘ ul k in l it n ' described us

Gordon of Axbe,.wn_ R in to be nog. which lu-_oducc valuable furs. A table “lx b_M_;= ai _;1_l_‘____ *;l;\__gep__ the up of

nonels here introduced which shows that I1 _ _ _ _

'ed tltllfltricléo }(;;`l:iErIi`rdanIcsllE?i<f;hll1i¥vi;L fnr. silver foxes, marten, fisher, and mink lille fall. Wil-ll dafk Sllvefi’ l1H_ll`5 011117

0** hnve diminished In nnmbnrn upon the discernable on close examination

Much 'valuable information ofa

icent. during the past twenty yen,r5_ technical nature and not heretofore

.while during thc some time thcrc has 'been an incrcnsc in prrccs from 300

made public ig given with l`CgB.f‘d £0 methods of breeding the location

, _ l nl c nstructiou of ranches, thu fund-

elating to foxcs and other fur bear-_l’°l` “WW 1-U 500 V" cent To Wm’ y u ‘ O

the growing demand a great deal of ink! “fill CRW lvlitl. _“i_\_*`lm;lg;_ 3:2” ilnitation dyeing mid mis-naming of ilcrtnins to ma ing tic_l_n _ _ _ [urs has conic in and only a small cessful. 'Fables arc given, Buuvfllll-

portion of the cheaper furs common ' l

ly sold are true to name. These

he prices of ranch wirc and thc '<l\\B“ ties necessary for construction of a

frauds have nnrnnpn lnnl-eased rn ranch of given size, with specifications

, .

those precious furs which cannot_be'li successfully imitated, among which

ther :nun diminished the value of of posts. scsntlius. buurfis. izr0vufl~

lans of ranch Dell. and kelmelf “lla

much valuable data for rcatlf-rs ln rc-

inm; the Silver [OL the sen Otter, ann gard to the diseases to which foxes

re sublect. The book tells how to

the seignornge on Canadian silver the ronto

transaction was slightly profitable. T Of the total amount of silver de- in ported $2 300 000 went from Ontario, ` clo $1684 000 from British Columbia, be 'i/Iunitoba $780 000' Quebec $760 000' heart-searching council of utal Albuftll $323 000-i Saskatchewan $180 - Ll 000* Nova Scotia $83 000 und New ar

B- n '.k

hir Wilfred Laurier urged on the gm

Finance Minister the desirability of gi;

Mr. White assured the Opposition

lender that the matter had been un- to 'der consideration. There were difii- nla

Street. Apply to Frank Mellory 011 ,nm-nln nt ne - 1 k I

g ven o c who Miss

the prem ses 6 7 M3ipd oc ' D g

,~____g_}__- _,`_,,__;__ _- loom- srnlrii, daughter of Mr. and

WANTED, LIST OARRIERS. APPLY Mrs. Henry Smith, Charlottetown be a great demand for it and it is_BU`i“ted close 118902 estfgllsileg tgis _

“neatly hoped that the Commissionllaw to enabled em (df faxes; zxie xtlpects are also treated, showing the of Conservation has brought out anln_nm;>_¢il__.e__ _;\xnm_1;o_i_i:__d in captivnyp lnecessny _or _ncomorated companies

WANTED. TWO GIRLS TO LEARN'-7. Heaney Performing the ceremony. edition sufficiently large to meet tiie_ ,Fhe‘ éecond chapter deals with the to handle fox breeding on acwnnt of

poiullluhllenilillt-¢i‘l°esting volume on Fur'11fl»°mPl~5 t° domestmate the mx ml

- K Y _ '

at Guardian subscription counter. will be united in anarrlage to Mr: le

__ 5-7Mtf. Keith ri. Rogers, Charlottetown, Rev.

, . L h

_ A l t -Mss Seller, 'll e couple will be unattended. The

§§°f§’;;k’§f or p§nZ,,,° 33;; lu-ide will be seared in u tailored

suit of cream surge, wearing a he- coming Milan straw hat with ostrich

BIS-.

_ hi dhillh., tl

pmcliicai’I nailmre in thiat lregzlg tdttlglaxilszifntlhsgflgxggkgit tags csilxiler fox Barts lllflgli fl SUV" f0X Skill' the p0lnts be- an e oun in nnysllgev 111

ny library of the world Tnere uiil now oil the market because of a re--l

ng the color, the silver hairs, the I .

oss or sheen, the wcigiit of the

kin and the size The financial ss-

e large capital required it being

th .

C d f me nn nl this province and elsewhere in Gan-[estimated that in the autumn of 1912

r n i ana a rom

PLAAIN' and good wages. ~R. /Fitzgerald, Mt.

pre- ` Goo

and will carry a bouquet_oi roses. The numerous and cost- ~received by the young couple to their popularity and in

ito .a number, of handsome

cheques in a carving set from the Signalling gers is a

ruit dish e Church e

choir

a sliver i Gr-ace

“sued by the Commission of Q0ngér-iPrince Edward Island we are all more; b

of which Mr. Ro- f

organ- in

$5 :gi éaféer Jonas' B S A nn; bnnniada. with what has been done in at least $50,000 WHS required to

~ . I ‘ ' " i

uild, equip and to stock a ranch in

ti t Ottawa It is B handsome or less familiar. Mr. Jones finds that-Prince Edward Island with five pairs

'B °" 8 ‘ . : ' i 1-1 d

book in c1oth_ gut nine nn,-1 bn¢l;_,M r. B e n i s. m n a y w o o o

couulhlng 011° ll““‘ll`°‘l Bull °l“'y`°ix' rfeln Y B d is thlrl: r-lllivle yeflristagfi tai? f pa es, illustrated with _a score of _O 0x°9_ Wm y _ _|

fr to mainly of foxes nnn\'1‘ignish, that several furriers ol Que ,1

thnx iygilghle? rind half a dozen i-nal-s»b¢¢ Bud in Ontario have made exper-_f

` ‘i c i li d' fre l pen/ity on-a and red lem For Prln e sd ii mf not mud M the d°‘°“d“"t “ms

, - Cnnnnn in men s n ree lug 0 s n ca ' _ ~ C ' no a resident. The Chief Justice

:gals Eggzimgenrvgfnggle fnxobnm-.lwith more or less success; and tbatlward Island his estimate is 650 sil- nvn jun t l 1

2 gmen n avor of thc plain-

nm young, The volunleftiie placing of the fox industry on a ver foxes, 150 cross, and 1,000 red. _gm Dnvlnnm cnntendlng that service ,-0 indexed and cnntnlnn nn commercial basis is due to the shorts Of the _241 mx much” °! °“ Sfades of the garnishee was perfectly valid.

9 “nt of information with of the Hon Ch Dalton of Tigmsh in Canada he estimates 200 in P

. - ~ riusu Gaudet for the plninria Munson a

Amour pmdncu0n_ elm ln;-_and his former gxrtner, Mr. Robt. '1‘.;Edward Island. The number of sil- Bengln for tn fl ¢ d

.-.nc tn , - .

i _

e e cn ant.

1- e world the va ,0ulton of Alberton, now of Little'ver foxes within driving distance of Mr, Ylngticn Haggard gave jndgme ii the dinerent coun Eihemogue, N. B. lAll101‘l-Ou lt!! 168# Wil! 300. S\1~!B11l8l‘- in the ease of Brucestewart Ai:

fur markets and tha The reasons why the early attempts side 200, Charlottetown 100, Mont- versus D.'A. Wcdlock. This in domestlcating va 'to rear' foxes in captivity failed were agile 35. Mr. Jones places the ln- tried last Hilary term whcn

sniinais, chosen- beeausez. ,crease in numbers under present was reserved.

,ing elm slack and eil- 1 No good fencing m°t"m “ch "“P"°lliil¢ conditions at 100 per cent. ln favor of gb,

in Prbice Edward Is- as woven wire used at present timeiyeariy,

_ _ lthe full ,amount

rrounupieee is B photo- was available. , l The polar fox. the blue fox the ra- can it was

er rex sitting I 'Phe munuzcmuus nature of foxes wot. the mink, marten, otter, vessel, had sold

A d-ayrvylilzlilvhe had made a was not recognized and being qiiar- fisher, wolverine and can net" e

tered in pens in large- . numbers the successively treated 0|; g,

nr. .renee young were killed- is devoted tociie pi-assi-ation of fur use be-' .1 'nie in-ice _cf fur was uct hizh lei-_ marina; und _en instructive

is produced enough then ta. imiiice breeders to is _given showing the points

mn" 1, .nm espn ever be-risk lei-so amounts of capital in ex- ability and wel 'nt i

_ I; ii

mum or increased demand ileriuuutl cud those v-iw-hed the sc- mm leer. 84 tin more

f firsbciass stock. r

Mr. Jones estimates the number of

oxes in captivity in all Canada in 912 el 2.500 ot which 800 are silver oxes, 250 cross foxes and 1 450 bas-

(Special to The Guardian

ucus was the first result of the re

fence of tue Empire on tnc ses

to find out, with the did ol spa

$ 0 ___ th ny 'Tien desire to have the bill,

' ‘I " duction. in (ianndn. imsscri under closure will be gratified li

lrposo of speedily increasing: the _°f' The total (fold production of li\l2 '-°- probably before the end nf the week_ _-_;.rve nnvng i_nr_<-_ostiif ill" f‘\';‘l"‘”°_; nn stated wus .rlaooa non of which IUNIIUN Mun 1l~Iu\periuliutu ' in The lnnnrnl i-innsnirs are talking of

,C c0n‘"m(" ,m “Nerf 1', mr, the Ynirm supplied 85 000 000 Brit- Pzirilanlellt :irc incensed today over dning vlhni; tl", (1,,,n,n0n,,, Li;,¢,~nln

in~at midnlgllt, taking u. large 00"” Pnl" the ('°V"'"'"r m (°“'“"‘ isli Colnmiiin. $5 000,000 ontario the refusal of the Ministry to recoy want tlnnn tl, .ln nut they me nn;

cargo consisting of 5,000 bags of po- “ml “Ot pf'li’lJ1imell_i:_wolli<l crintifyl fhfc $1 745,000. The mint pnyn fm- gold . iii'/c bilnpirc Day in any way. united. Sonic of the more pronilncnt

lmmutmc' Incwnm Ly _w",l' n ,$18.05 per ounce of standard iineucss Answer-ini: MY- l’1li-'li l"F0f71 in U10 and rcsponsilile Lilierlils in tile li -

other vegetables and a quantity of mmmg “mt " "Fed f"rt("‘““T]"“1B list! l`le silver production of Can-_ House of Commons, Mr, Asquitll e- per House src known to be averse to

cati__i_l_l_;o _l:;__:ltl";_\_ll_l__:_l;__ til; €§l__f1§“_i {___0;l__F;_lm‘ was 3] 300 000 0nn¢¢5_ vn._fusod to order the flag to be flown 1, ' d ~ ,

_ _ _ ezng ma e the goat’ by thc block

nvon nf H policy whcmby ,-.Mmm ll d ' $10 000 000. Of this over the Government buildings reps in mn (tom mnnn 'plmy realize

'Colmlt supplied 29 000 000 ounces. e Empire Day bc suse “Empire Day 'that their Munn if tnny km thc nn.

(1-ul(lvrinflxllissqaglntxaglliyednlgfnllleg own imint i>urch.'ise<i 685 000 ounccs is n0f» 0lllC\&llY Celelirilted ill _flllflivnl bill will react upon the Scnatel §r,§’amm a'm, noatmg ,H the water ,silver from :nn united etnies ne 59.2 country. where we only keep ofiiviellv without in lun i li .

_ _ c s ops of bringing

“wounding the Dominiom He waS_to 64.5 cents nn ounce nnr_l 70 000 the Kings birthday. about s dissolution and this prcspect

ounce s from Cobalt at 5%; to 593 MOFOOVOF IIBSPUC mf’-HY Pfotelitsidoes not look to them like good usi-

Onndent gint that \,F;mMC would ive-ntu M1 0\\nC0- ilmm M*1Y0“» M5-“"3 ‘lf Y“bh° ,ness. A considerable number of their r(;_w on; dcbpncsen __ _“mM Hn” - ML white stated tnnt the refilling Schools and other authorities, thc;c0uBaL,_,,eB m.e_ nnnnvel. nnger to W °'“ ° ° B” ° was “S " . int the mint: w0u\<\ he enlursud and wnr onine nn.; issued s decree ills-iilriistrnle the will or cnc elef-and maj ' T' Wm” "¥_.‘“°§1 “‘“R"§nS‘n“°“ lie honed that in 11 few years e uc regular or volunteer twuvs- “Oi only in the House or cnnnnnns

c , . ~

“de by Mr' M'd larghigd __el_0rte;f_|mint would be able to handle the en- even Dllbllc SCl10Dl b0y CBfl8Y1El are Wfwhntever the consequence to them-

also in operauod the club being c0n_ ferent games_ thus addin consider that ha had rea a il ___ Th Fin_`t1re gold supply of the dominion.'l‘hs take part in Empire Day celebrations nelven Tm, blockers in tm, fimnmonn

» speech of Mr_. Churchl sv. ___ !d_m__md for nllver ln Canada how- which in recent years have bccomelam enneavoring t peel, in that

“ce Minister In reply 'O ur' Chr S ever, was not li cly occasions at each centre thr l l t

. “lim” frame of mind

d th t lil Xl-l’ . '

dcred to meet the increasing <lemanvl.'l9 lille music F0015 Which l5 flliteil UD séztegxgerxe rgist I_§rde?FcAnm_,I:_1ty considerable period to meet the slip ,the country for patriotic and civic

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T0 ‘VIARHY AN AUTRESS

LONDON Muy 6- Lord Edward

FltzGernl<l, an Irish Guards Lieuten- ant is to marry Ethel Etheridge, the actress

SUPREME

COURT OPENS

'l‘l.ie Supreme Court which opened in

Charlottetown yesterday morning ad- Journed until this morning at 11 o'clock, owing to the funeral of Mrs Horne, wife of the High Sheriff which took place in the afternoon

The meeting of the Court this term

is sadly clouded by bereavement Very recently Mrs Morrow, eldest dough ter of Mr. Justice Fitzgerald passed away. Mr. G. Gaudet of Gaudet & Haszard, who has a number of cases in the court, was attending the funeral of his wife yesterday morning and as stated the funeral of Mrs. Horne took place in the afternoon.

The Chief Justice rendered judg-

ment in the case of H. M.-Davison versus Wilkinson. ...In this case the plaintiff had issued a garnishee n- .galnst Wilkinson of Quebec. Mr. Mc- Leod, K.\G., for the defendant claim- ed that the service for the garnihce

which the

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OTTAWA, May 6-An opposition

Sir Villfrld Laurier went to Toron-

l trams, what Ontario Liberals

(Canadian i i LONDON May 6 -While members f the House of Commons this after- oon were entering the House to vo n the Women's Suffrage Bill, news-

he caucus unanimously decided to oys thrust extras at them descrih st upon the application of the sure It became perfectly apparent

fore the end of the day that the ettes have yet accomplished

ng what seems to be the most de tructive work the militant sulro

Cathcrlne's Church at Chatham

O ro

berals in 'l‘ol‘onto of which tnn outiienst London, one of the huelt one mentioned was the outward and

visible accompaniment brought iortiy after noon in a m te

all comfort to the men who have ood between Canada and tile dc-

hurchis in the suburbs, caught fire

yn rious

fashion and burned so quickly that the charled walls and a few pews re- mained after an hour in which the iliclmn worked hard 'lhe Hrs was watched by thousands of spectators 'l‘hc lntcrlor of the church was like a nothing furancc a few minutes after tlic fire was discovered The roof fell in half an hour later and the crumb bm' masonry inlured some of the

'Fha iilllrch was built in 1893 at a

cost of $‘J0 000 Expensive cllanoel tained .glass windows were added liter The heating apparatus had

hougii thc church was kept open all oy for prayer, the doors were found

h I H _ n,n_ _ in the liouse until the closure is ap- lltcd when thc fire was discovered

_ 3 , 011" 8 O ow ng' _ , _ __ _ _ . Hon. Mr. White then moved the plied. They will then utter the word

V ‘ _ T HT." ap7’f”"tW;"'¥’°" "°°'\'_"'~' ‘"t“tilm" second reading of the bill to amend' I"Gng" n number of times and call 0

0 'O lm" ‘Dm W parmme" lgrcithe mint act und in so doing gave; lnpon their friends of the Senate to

"WYIUE qnm from nfml, ‘mt °§,"h°dC('n' `flll‘tllcr dctnill-l of the operation of . `throw out tile nnvnl bill. They began

T06 3. S~ City Of Sydney nr;-lveq slim not cxcccrlfnz 3.i,00 000 ' , . .

meeting the financial report was read U

The vicar, Rev Howard J Trul tt when asked about the fire said ‘I cannot ascribe it to any other v- than those ielightful ladies he vicar visited the church at noon en he noticed three women He supposcii they were praying ow he brlisvcs they arranged the re and thinks explosives must have can used because of the rapidity with which the flames spread The vicar managed to save records f mnrriagcs and baptisms A rnvsterious attempt to explode a omb was made this morning outside he Grand hotel opposite Trafalgar . quare where the sufiragctte disturb nces took place Sunday The hotel as crowded with tourists A police- an saw a. woman deposit a can Withl

n lighted fuse in front of the door

c extinguished the fuse, pursued thi nmnn and caught one woman mp- oscrl to be the culprit who gave hor nmc as Ads. Ward Investigation flowed her to be a night nrowler of- en in court She denied planting the

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nve Judgment in favor of the

ndant This case was tried at the st; sitting of the Georgetown coiu°t he defendant had been sued for pay- ient of hot air furnace The defend- mt had claimed that the furnace had icon put in his home ii trial. nd thut it was to be returned if ound not satisfactory The Judge stated that the evidence shows that nrnncc did not work satisfactory and hat the defendant was not liable for nyment of the amount The S H White & Co , vs Samuel ameron This casa was tried at nmmerside last November,wben jury ound a verdict for the defendant The ourt yesterday made an order cttlng aside this verdict with costs s being contrary to evidence and he ludge's charge, and ordered ew trial Stewart K C (Dt the laintifl McQuarrie K C for the efendant Court adjourned “ll his

morning at 11 s in , when thc doc kat will be taken up and the case! on it argued excepting those in which Mr, (inudet appeals ns counsel, which owing to his recent bereavement with the consent of the opposing counsel have been ordered to stand over till next term Among the cases stand- ing over are those arising under Lady Woods Marriage Settlement

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Lots 27-28 Instituto in the S0ll'l»8- _town Hail on the 9th lust. at . 'i _.p. in. _ _ portant business will come up for ill!- cassion. All members are earntih requested to attend. Jas. E. How- Att,

The auto question and other lm-

Secretary.

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