Presidency.. Messages _Re-

J. l

l x

Likely te-Leadl to,.\/,oluntary Resignation of Hfuerta from

ceived at N_iaVgar`a _falls

from Different sources Contirm this Opinion-

NIAGARA FALLS, May 21.- The ,rlnclpnls in the mediation confer- ence here believe that the savage ad- vance of the Constituiilonalisfe - 'E- gsinst Hllcrta millet halve a bearing on the settlement of difficulties be- tween the States and Mexico. Re- ports yesterday told of victories for ville in the Saltillo campaign and hnve cenvmced the Mexican _represen- tatives here that Hluerta’s foes can- not bo stopped and the execution of B fcdcrnl general sind entire staff by Viltu has imilresscd them with the lsct that Federal leaders cannot ex- pect mercy if they f-all into Constitu- tlnnullsts hands. The weakening of the Federal situation may for-on l-luortn's hand here. During the d'ay the _Brazilian am- bassador received a -message from the

Brazilian minister at Mexico City in d°“ Heaney

dcating, it is understood, time Gm.

ernl flucrta was prepared to relin- B

quish oillco. Similar intimations have Corrie to European diplgnuts at Washington.

_ school.

' " Recltation, A Spring Song, 1)-nv»,d,,

` ._ = '. ` Baker. V \

‘ ‘- _ Addr:-ss__ Rev, Mr. Taylor,

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_ri iiiuiinii

(Canadian Press) (_-

NEW Y(-WK. -Ml!!-Y 22.-Becker was found guilty th‘ls afternoon of mur- der in the iirst degree, for conspiracy to llriult about the murder of Her- man liosnnthal, the gambler, lei-1-my bv rzliuif-cu at Bockersbldalng. The lilly _wns out four hours and four min- utcii. Q ‘

l"I SH REPORTS .

SOURIS, 1*. E.`I., May 20_-- N0 ice. hnri'ii1|: very-scarce. ilivrriicusr HAR-Boil, Mngdnlcn 13-

|1,md,.,' M V am-__ Am- MV 1 t are to he given in The riuardlsn

nv ' wr pm y of Great Contcstl arrived in the city

l19"`lllili (lilllwilitoue-scare Eta *-

clsss. l

wenwdilm if-"1-ess)‘ |

A telelram from British Guiana fo.

_r=ol°11v- Hn wee stricken while sit- ting on the-beach judging a case. _

I1-lull by birth, visited Canada lust

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THX

suiuuuAs` I `~ " '» we-r of mf- ' - PAGE.-¥lL§Y4l»ll.f'.-_.rf

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-year and had. purliosed visiting

I-Towns apromment Y M 0

r ‘ .. _ _A . V- _ V. ._.,A., I ,lV vile' Critical -Sewers--serie:.i.‘;i:.e°.ri.i‘ln's::e~.r'¢°::. ein”-.cl Bu inlfediod 1° Sew

tl _o ca maniac _ Weis very popular with -nhl classes and was regarded. as one of the furo-

Sir '1`ll0l1-ss. who was 'an English-|most jurists. _I-ie ls sllrvlved by his

WlCl0W an`r.'_ throe children. ‘ /l.

The Empire Day exercises in Prince Street School, -as published in y¢st,,,~. days Guardian. were held in the spncious hall and were presided over by Mr. 'l`. C, J-aimed, the \l1uptl5 ac. u-u-lttftng themselves mlost creditaibly. Thi* -flinging conducted by Prof. Tllvmvsoxl was especially -glood and called forth imuch praise from' the Parents in atteridance. , Short, points cd speeches were ma-de by Roz. Drf

Bl' and _ Marshall. WEST KENT.

At West Kant School th-e Chairln.b.m

(MP. ILH. Uallljfllaul, Supl. 0| Schoolg HHVG n very interesting a-do;-egg, which was followed by a programme

3011!! ‘O C/anladla by school Dialogue, Arbor Day prnmary class Rclritatloo, ‘Plant a Tre G01-

EBSHY. Arbor Day, Ch-estley Daw- on.

of song and recitation, as follows: the school.

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I ' , _ ' _ . n _

. ' If

ugall. 50111:. “Gone is the Snow," 'bv

Solo, Miss I-iuglhes. lil-nlosur-, "Moss Roan," prlmarv"i

l{f’(‘li1U.i.lO!l, "HOW L0 Mako "_ Whig- l

Song, “God Bless the Prince of

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iillillll-itil] iMPllli Iiil Eiiilliliilllli

Song, Island Hymn, school. God Save The King.

QUEEN SQUARE BCI-IOOIJ. . -

Following is the programme which was carried out at Queen Square School:

U-Canada, by the school.

Recitotion by Elrnest Henncssey. Recltatior by Alfred McKearney. Song and Chorus, ‘-‘God Save the

g“lL°rt°n»,,',R“‘T°- _G- T9-Yl°l`» Z- L- Prince of Wales," by the school

Rccitstion, "Ma/de in Cauladla," bv

Thomas Mcllklrlane.

Essay, “Empire Day," by Norbert

Hughes, of Mr. »Landrig~a'n's Depart- ment.

sons, “Gone is the winter," by

Recitntion, "Native Born," by boys of Miss McDo-nlald’s Depnrt- ment. Song, The Dear .Little Shamrock” by boys of Miss Fennessey’s Depart- ment.

Essay, Empire Day, Willl-am M6. "The Heart of a Tree," by boys

of Mr. Wynne’s Di=pal~i(rr.ent. Soni: and chorus, “May Day," by

tho school.

Recitation, “Niature's Garden", by John (.oii~nolly. Sour: and chorus, "Fisher\nc'n’s Chorus," by the school. Essay, "Arbor Day," by Frank '1'mirlor. '~ "" '

God Bavn The Kino.

tic, To|1»_Do.viog_ Addresses were zivcn -by Bishop

O'L-cary, Messrs. John Anderson and

Wales." school. "" lv. l.. cotton.

B _

The three beautiful Grafonolas that

»i-»-_-_- , .

` _ ` 02 “is

du-Nord - scarce; Grand Entry- plenty hr:rrin|,r; Hofugo Harbor _.vm-V

B¥i\l`CC,

Qireiic-Nsronrr, N. S.. May eo. - lllffllir scarce today; no ice.

SIXTEEN PERSONS KILLED

BOM. many horses and cattle were killed by U cyclone which practically flulfrrlvcd the town of Muzquis, in Mexico, _ , , | i »

U.inard'l Liuiment Ours: Dipthorin

coilnsiissn iss

100 |._l.1»£-for -

' clssslrlcillion

One cent per word each insertion is this column- Cash must accompany oder. ` Minimum charge twenty-live cents. . eel' wnuran-Al>PLv, we our-:ies Street. ' 233i-5-13Mtf. Wi\N'l’ED-A GIRL FOR GENICRAI. housework, Apply, 190 Qirecn Bt.,

2173-4-25Mtf.

F N* "Wd"-*__* _“D”

OR SALE A GOOD HOLSTIEN hull i4 months o,d. Alpllly to W- ll. Itoss, Kinross. _ _ zoos-5-zV:.jVM§lthe_n's.al. WANTED 'AT ONCE, A GIRL FOR zenernl housework. Mrs. E. H. Mcidachern, 14 Brighton Road. y, __ zlsvls-zoMtl. FOR SALE 2 PURE BREDHOLS- tain calves bull and hetfer. A. W.~ Morrow. Norfih Ildkvl,

250115-2§hI4'lpd_'

FEW

lW0i\rdcl's can commodnted V Grafton

FOR

from

winning Del' letting.

Road.

WD-’

Wang

dividend

lm- seeds

88|! "ll

HOW

sale

the fact that this is the first tlime such beautiful instrwments have been

nl. PASO, tiny 21-sixteen pc,-_ shown in this city,

how well they were pleased to see

_v€St‘@1”<l1\v and were promptly la,"'e_n

tion in the winidow, where they at tracted thc attention Of thousands of people all yesterdayla-fternoon and evening. - 3lVl.a-nv were interested for

Many expressed themselves as to'

thot auch beautiful prizes were to be actually given to t-heir friends in the

contest. It seemed to be a wonder

to mnnv_who called, -how The Guar- dian could really give such lmaignid- cent prizes absolutely treo to the

_ __ ,, _l ..._ _low 1' .V

rilurlrul ililililiia ilr euililoiilil

'V BT- THOMAS, D. W. 1., 'May 22.4 Prince 'Edward' H Island this sumlner. H """" ' '

ciple Applied to Conlrac

at St. John-

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(Pl-om Our Own Reporter) _' o'r'rAwA, May 2z.~ Hon. Wm.

Pugsiey is up to _his dodges, This morning he blocked the bill to 8-mend the Dlry-dock Subsidies Act.

lltr. Rogers explained that the bill

had been introduced with the view of securing the' construction ot 9, dry- dock of the first _class of a length ei 1 150 feet at Vancouver by increas-

lihg the annual subsidy from three

and a hulf to four per cent. on ,the cost of construction. Money had advanced in cost land no company could be found to undertake the con-

Istructlon of n dock on R three and a

half per cent subsidy.

Hon. Wm. Pugsley asked if this

rate of subsidy would apply to docks nn -which contracts had been already let but ou which construction had

l,not been commenced. | Mr. Rogers said not, and later pre-

sented an_ amendment whereby the Act of 1910 would apply to docks in the stage mc-n'tio'ncd by Dr. Pug- slev.

Dr. Pugsley did not see why thus

l :aid should be confined to Vancouve1'.l1y_ should he dealt with by the

The St. John dry-dock was con-

tracted for at a lorhgth of 900 iect and the people there' want it -increas- ed to the size of thc docks this Gov- ernment lllls bulildin-z -at Qlucbcc and Victoria, of 1,150 feet.

Mr. Rogers said that hc expected

_further representations in rcglard to the St. John dock lhut until these

thought it well tn make no further

chanizcs in thc Act than he was now making ily this hill.

Buy work and that the people of St.

illit _

(Canadian Press) i ancouver whtre there is . swat

VANCOUVER, May 22.-Estimates are running up Lynn Valley and

Dry Doclcat Vancouver hy]

:.':.°.'.°.2i"i.‘_..i;'.§“i.‘fi.- .lil sliltuiiiiit iii ini iiiiiisiiii

hull been mudc, and considered, ho

Dr. Pugslcy sniff that--there had

:been great delay with the Courtenay

John' were becoming discnurageal and -- i = €`i.f.‘.§’.i"§.§"ii'§fi~.i'.1`Zd'.lT$52°ln§ll{“§}ff§ S-H-*NGHAL Mer 21-* with ii"

' ' Mr. Hazen. but his collenmles who l'“MB.mn M wntcf the H.“mb“""

- V __ _ vvers,_o.lrer~ruliug¥ Jzlln, who _were ,to-Anlcflcnll u“""` Samblll D-‘lt “ll hem -,srtjzens "oi,-' Prince _Edward "I_§iaud.~b1ame, ` VV - yesterday. She struck a__rock 150 But The Guardian never 'does any- iplromier. Borden Said that the con- miles distant. “nd three holes wore

tw..

'_A

»up to noon show that during last

within twenty miles of Vancouver. No rstn is in sig-ht.

The most serious *blaze is at North

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'night and to-dny damage not less Mountain. Besides s. shingle mill, 9 than ;1oo,noo was done bv bush nmol ight cottages were burned and there

Construction of First Class

swceplmz ulong thc sides of Grouse

we forty more in the path of the Dames. Unless rain comes very ser- ious loss is in prospect. "

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Previously Given for Dock _

At the meeting of the Executiv? of the P. E. Island Fox Breed-ers' As- sociation yesterday u question arose ,incidentally as to the general health 'and care ol. foxes, _port cularly dur- ing thc breeding- season. It was folt that with some $20,000,000 in- vested in the business and these in-‘ ,vestments increaslnz daily, too little is really knovm of for pathology.

'Althflllilll ns H lrenerahrule, 'through- out the pioneer days of th‘e indus- try the general health of the foxes was good, yet there have allways. been cases of mysterious illness and even death which the veterinarians could not account for. With th'e fox Population increasing rapidly these cases willl necessarily increase

and there is danger of pVVamc ~»-rd ex- aggeration and even possfbtlltv of in-

Ifectinus diseases which might become epidemic. So far`no concerted nc- tion has ever been taken by fox breeders to meet such an emergency as this, should it occur, or to deal sclcntiilcaliy with ailimcnts now ex- isting. This, it was felt bv the Ex- ecutive, Wns a matter which, proper-

' Health of animals Departs-mt or by tho Provincial Government, as thc latter is now receiving .1 large year-

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lv revenue from the industry. Ac- cordingly n delegation consisting of Messrs. Fred L. Rogers, E. R. Brow, J_'- U. Iiyndman, W. P. Callaghan and W. E. Cameron waited on Pre- mier Mathieson and laid these facts before L-im. I-Ion. W. S. Stewart was present and th'e sllbiect was fully and freely discussed. The Premier expressed himself as favorwbl-e to --'r move that the deputatiron mflglht sug- gest by ltuy oi safeguarding the in- dustry. The consensus of opinion was that the services of the most skilled path‘o1og~ist available should he procured and a thorovush investi- ization lmade into the whole question. Prcmirir Mathienon promised to com4 municntc vlith the authorities at Ot- tawa with R vliew to procuring the services of ft thoroughly qualified pn- tholrgist to visit the province and crynfer with the fox breeders. When it is remembered that in nverv other line of anilmall husH1ndry,

including even poultry, experts are.

engaged in safczuarding tho business bv lectures, instructions and demon- strntions. it is certainly in order that the fullest possible security be thrown around the fox business, the vested *interests in which are now more than double the value of all tho other l-ive stock in the province,-i

Minard’s Linsment Cures Distemper.

LINER

thing in it small way and always be-,tract for st. John deck had been uivrwd ir her bottom- She sent out lieves that nothing is too good furlmade when Mr. _Pugslcy was Minister "S. 0. S.-" calls continuously for its people-and ‘when they do decide' of.Puh1ic Works and that he was now twelw, hours, ibut received no ,mswen

to the office a-nd placed on exhibl- to give anything, -it lg of the very further criticizirlbz, his own conduct by ‘

best nnd is given absolutely (ree, apologising f it. Hc was not at ""-`-`“-‘-'-‘-‘~'-'-‘-'-'-‘-`-‘-'-'---‘-'~"'-'-'-'~-'-"‘“'-`-‘-`-‘~‘~~“'“"'-‘~'-‘-‘-'-'-'~"`”"'“"""'I~'-'~`-'~'-'-‘-`-‘~"‘-""""*

> . .,..i. i. .. n - _ . v- .., _ "W

HAMBURG-AMERICAN

IS DAMAGED

`hor. A V

picked up a mutilated message yes

entering the river.

Not only mat, but evcryoue no mat present inclincdllto vlary the contract' ` ’

for how mth, #hey do Wm be pau; in any other wily. than when propos- for their msn-its if they rail to wln'°‘l 'W Ml- ROWS Bill- ' . - anv of the many valusihlo prizes. . ` -. ____... _...___ . - - "

Mr Toomibs, the Charlottetown

._-F.

...ni n... ...-.,.......,..., .....n...n. = V_ _

consented to furnish n few very fine records and The Guardian cordiallv 1._ _ ; _ .- '_""

invites all readers and friends to call.

nt thc office nt any time and hear victoria Park, presented an interest- nothing An attempt.mld bb mad lhell” .l9"'0fll»" Blllllff or Covncert hand » mg "l’l'°‘“"*,_“°° 1°’ 'a' “um” °l him" to revive- it. and if this was unsuc sing or play for them. “Como and -_ yesterday aItsi11mo0n,.wheni thc Oau-ur. icessful me corps _www be dmmnded

The 'American warship Saratoga

tcrdny but the Salnbia was then

‘ _ iltiln liilncouliisil, sc.

PiliPilliS ill UUII

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Despite Hueria's Declar- ations to the Contrary He is Preparing to Leave the Capital. General Blan- quet Declines lo Take Command of ' Troops' Against Villa.

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VERA CRUZ, Mexico, May 20. -

Despite President I-l.uerts’s declara‘ tion ln Mexico Oity that he has no intention ol resigning, close observ- ers of the situ-ation here have re- linlfi.: information that the Dictator-` ship is totterlng. and the I-Iu»erta's flight from the capital has been' ar- ranged. This is conilmnd by advices from Mexico City that Huerta has decided not to fill the place ot Jose Maria Lonsano, Minister of Com- munications.

It was learned today that Presi-

sent Huerta had requested 4 General Blanquet. Minister of War, to take command of the Federal troops op- posint: General Villa at Slaltillo, but that Dlanquet had refused. - The wnr Minister, like Huerta. has

been sentenced to doeth for the :pur- der of Francisco I. Madero, ‘by the Constitutionalists.

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itil rourii's

sirius loss

((‘an.adian Press)

CORNWALL, May Z2.-Mr. and

Mrs. Francis Kirkey. an aged couple, lost their dwelling this morning by fire and are in destitute circum- stances. He is 103 years old and totally llind; sho is 101 and bod- riddcn. Both were saved with zrcat llitllcully.

,__..l_..__.1._é.

although there is 5, 'hand station hero V

and scvcrsl lllarslufpa are in the har- F _ ,VV VV , , ,

l llililllll llil

Tignish Cadets, he said, showed

bring your friends and spend a few Corps of Queen Square and West The North wnltgh-lm corps was em el" '”"°’“““l“ Wm' “S-" sy JOHN N B May 22.- Km” B°l‘°°l“ “"-’“’ l“°l’°°'°°‘l “Y Mafleeilcnt bony. Althonnl established

MAiVll\lOTll STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK, May 21'--The Vntcr- land, the biggest steamsh-lp ln the service arrived today on her maiden voyage from Hamburg. She is 317. yards lonl: and 58.000 tonnage, has _q crew" of 1.234. Her average speed was 23.9 knots.

Finn Ninas 'rim

ROYAL PAVILLION.

Ai.nEas1-lor. Eos-. Mali 21-- _A serious fire, supllosedlv 0| Bll3_\`B¥!\¥'°t6 origin yesterday broke out ru Fur-

Several iirc companies were called

low-mlddles on board the "C0lll\18' vlood” because of his fondness for the engine room. ft has been decided however. that lhe shell enter, Trinity cenege. ctmtne¢e.' use autumn in

undergraduate. V _ln Court circles it buts yllilfet _“HHN this decision with trail l when .mm into bl .I *Uv* likable #ther iioiertjhlm-_. .

Mr. Herbert Morrah sddressing tho

Authors" Club in London, thought they wir! all united in behaving in tho great mission of English literature, but he Was afraid that was where their unity would end. For he did not bo~ lieve it would go out that they were on the whole very much in favor of

and

had

' ` ’ ‘ ". _ ' A. B. Snow Organizer and‘ In-_ -`

--.-.=»-.-.-.-~.--_-.-.-.-.~W..-.som_-_-.=~.-:_-_-_-_-_-.1 Monro.. Mins, n ln.--tie village e.ght 3°' O et' , N B ,m~w,,,k i'n fl very scattered community. at

' __ -, _ 1 - B _ t ._ SD»’<`l10f Of all B Of' ew " 9 _ lthrc-e. hours' not/ice there w mus-

nllcs from t Stephen, on he to and I,_ L Island Them Wm ul ter of 29 bo B out 0 ash: t

§,,',§"w;",‘_‘“,,§,',“c“,,,'j,°,‘;§,`§ ‘;',“,,f,‘f,fl°,‘,‘.“c,,l,l;`,‘2icnneti en' no lilithzolueeclqtrenhir or ls. In drill these

vcsterdav morning. and wh-ic‘.l dc-iaqudle Cmhpml; iumlzhr Kem; Str; “Gt” drmed “rv °`t°f“lllY and Very

shop and wagon factory, valued .tt smarter H

rpearance than the Kent

$8,0l]t and uninsured. Another steam Street Company who were in mutt,

saw mill across the little stream

owned hy A. J. Maxwell and 'sun ,

to n le e h lament or

._ . ‘ - q

due e un er “B Y , "“ llnspccting Officer, whlo was uccompa- `

'_nnd unarmed.. the latter were not

outshonr lr. steadliness and Gllil The

ham, was also d-estroyod, invo villa _-y . _ cm

lose or arent $2,500, with no lnnnr- “‘°‘l bf M“l°' W°°l‘F' ‘"“,",f Ed

. lhy each company with a sau e. c ancc on the butldirng, hrut $600 oil Qu ..,o,mre bo S resenunz arms,

'hincry Owrflcd by Mr. dm- ee" ` ' y p _' po pm »

th” mm . ' _ and the Kent Street Coimpiany 9DT`l’llZ»§ ' lfl - 31-'\N 3 SURVIVORS

ham.

. Lon Valle , close to the Rolla! ' the Sim li- . ' ing to attention. After the Inspect-

;‘lvlu°“lz whefo King George and ml] lsmllle sestoglgzl/Brgnldythis not llte-l e me startedd m th: hGr;\"fm ing Odlcer had exanuinod the ranks, ueen Marv are~sta-Ylniz for the mm- ll* ll” "5 _ They we" gl, and had ,"l“‘__" §1"`°“I 5': wjwithe parade marchozl past-doing ex-`l euvres. Their Mattel'-lei had Ml- Call" ll' ‘VM 5 re mm' f tml °°_r° ll' gl” 3-sclivfr ‘ in 3 tronfely well. Then tim companies the Pavilion when the blaze was dis- all conscious of the snorrlall” n - - .:fr_“‘° °‘ l"‘- 8’ll‘;'“1lI_ 12710 913,180 igrwem ,nd,,,,endBm_|v exercised in Mm, cove;-¢,d_ The fire was Bxtrffmllly lllf' English language, but- they were not _arlirlrr soon 5 0 er eg] puny urill and a little extended or. neult to combat and was not ex- Ne,”-led for a revolution. During the 23 tb” azhuz' Th. °€mf'se gfasthre XE; der practice, in which also they ac- tlnguished for a considerable time. ,an day or tw" he had had the pleas. is “nkuowm quitted themselves creditsibly.

l ftl Sim- . - .

nt and military are enzlncs were "'° °’ "°“‘""g "“""°h,°" ° ‘B , __ , _ with their perrennonee, and nie netmtili in .1 condition or ewstration

spelling society. and he gather- ‘|‘||E HELTBEQ _

t 1 t 1.; y stifled. V _ rail to tell the -hnye this in the u n O ,a_,,__._.l..J ` _._ edhdm mes” “mt mem “ms adenm" short address he made to each com-

_ sc-hemgior plscllg the whole Engilsgl _ -"DE Moon" E-rc'-p;\n.v ocnthet lésopgwgitggtcig lt: gxer.

` V __` *V .V mnzona emo th melting pot- '_ ’ ____ cses. Ie o l e _ en om-

Prlnen New Nleknae eetlen into lonely to on with this wb- -i"="Y- ‘C°°°l<l°'“'8 *lm time Y°“

- ‘ il 1*. dl 1 1 '

"Dirty Bertie" is the latest addition jest, and he thought that the difficulty THE wEATHER__Y,°smrday was ilglézf YS: £av:°‘:;Vne e;l€:_’;"n1y°1`”l;Si

to Royal nicknames. it has been bo- of llliiilut th” Ensush l““3‘l°!° W" fine and. warm, becoming cooler at :in mot, they-B me few cadet em-ns

The Inspecting Omcer was pleased

stowed upon Prince Albert by his fel- oiierlubully exluereled lcliwlll- ll -illslif-» ‘ _ _that can heat yen in etendlness in

was

not extremely difficult for tho' The highest temperature recorded d,.m_-1 Tm way 41-, which may had

ohne w learn ony snhieet, f;“,§°l;tW‘€,je'7;N:l,°,§)fl*;“nfsb,§;" lfzifsé ncqnltten themselves, he inrther told was not °°11_'_l\!¢°<l *lm* *ll* e2'degreee»ebcve. At 9 n, m. yentsr- ll‘§°", ,,°_l“""‘§, t"“§ 225,26 ,Ll‘“'l,,,,,‘,‘,‘:” chile was stupid (hear. hear). any it was oo degrees shove; nt s §§d§,,,"‘b,§{‘ ,fad °°“,,,,_,‘,‘, m,,,,“,,,,,, ,ig convinced. however. that our D- éizidezmos shim. h 1 V then, ,,,s,',,,do,_,,_, in Ellllllll l°fl~ mllllh l° at 9°_15 :°::,°".g,°, \;tgh9t48“a_:d°`;;E To tho Queen Square Company Ma-

Vquite sure that that ay at 'man it Wm “Hugh tunmht tor Snow said _that althount they

throtvnlnto the melting pot ,,t,,1n_35' ¢_om°,-,-M, “V _Img ,md werenot. guise unsteady on the

mann-on with _the anvil- uneasy .t 11.51. - i lgflll tl,':°"l \”1"“‘Y lil *lim 'mili- mmlttea um the beer .rho _sun me this evening nt ms, bl--. °‘,; lied- h°‘5°'°1‘- °°f if

at ,roms -in .tomorrow at 1.86 end M.ms,,y at-e own t nt they he been very wel ll -_ li . V drilled in their arms. They were

me mm '_'-§’f ll "'°‘ *°“‘°"°“’ "‘,‘,’."““"‘ ‘*.eut..lnly my gone in th.. one mr 1,-4. 1,yMo\id4y at 4.17 ‘sn Tuesday cms . V . '

4 16. .. . ' -

_lotlaloilr Thoevwsra -'. t ,.6 -3 'i'ho Maier ln his s<l<_lresses_ro11_ml_'*- lvh° l'.°‘.l°”°'lf *lil* nf- emsgm moss? 4.ls.~'_n°m ng ell unch thcgnpeztergbe of-°lll¢l_°“°.'- me are-#ie "ft is-le-= e""'=°f. °' °"° ‘“°°“ -""'~"‘..»..-*'r`I'.`\”€.“.‘.n"°.... ..l'.,......." ‘”“..`¥.1’.°'<».S§T.

‘M gh" R *wlab-‘<`-.‘“°°“.»| an {°`bh"v( 'mu' ul lhaf. next vert he would arrange tor

vm “ou "mum ll will pt new moon Blmdsy, fn _cup to hehe presented for compo-

‘Yl*l°'*~ "l“.°"'°"_- use me at msc p. tn. ltltlen in the vlnlnne chalets oem, would involve tu _ -nm |,,,¢¢,|', 5| today will he fifteen to be awarded tn the corps scnrtnq

.hotlr-t\'flf,ttq\ minutes and of tomor- the highest nm-ks for generat edi- _row iifteen, hours and- seventeen min- clency. - um; -_ , _ I stains- the cesetn el Prince fu

" - ,Wales Cellars. and 'the two schools

1,|¢|;i\_\"\¢'(3¢"m¢_»N|¢\1a¢t|q||;mentlened above, Meier' snow has

' M r h 'rhiruu Dlmenltloo of ‘ <1 'ti r 1 ‘ d t ' 1 th -t flVfli1M\. and n e 11 .wcu indeed. 'she sn-m-merelnc corn

Hnbu* o "A E rated l slzlgdc BNI onlVl,oolr[; lllzsltlellisnstealn Company under Capt' Du°k`. It thelwail not Teddy f0I‘ iTl9‘P€C¢ion, owing English ro XIWO p_ ' ' .“' . Qiueen Square contingent, in luhaki to H ummm, of Instructo , _d _ .__ land saw mill. Erist mill. fmachlue uniforms and with arms, made a Bemlenuv Wm not impectlésl an con-

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On Tllcsdr-lv mornin-v Major Snow Wlll imlllcct thc St. Dungta'n's Cndoi-, Corps, ami in the afternoon goes to miris to inspect the Cwlcts thcrc.

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ARRIVED A T AN'I‘WERI’.

ANTWEHP, May 20.- The Cup-

ztain and twenty-six other survivors of the crew of the British stcamshiin Columbian wh-ich was burned off Sable Island on May 3rd, arrivoj 'here ycstcrrlav mi hoard the Kroon- land and Manhattan. The Capta-lin as

covered.

AMERICANS DEFEATED

SANDWICH, Eng., May 21-Two

more Americans Ghns. W. Evans Jr..‘ of Chicago and Harold W. Ehes of Toledo were beaten by Old Country rrolfers in the llrltish Tournament to- day.

SANDWICH, ling. May 2l-Tl`ar_-

old Hilton, 'British amateur golf champion is out of the contest. Ed. Blackwell nf Scotland host him three

dew lost tn H. Ellis of tho Royal and Ancient Club.

ILLNESS OF EAR/L GREY

ill hero rn his wav tn Montreal tn sail inf llhrrlnnd but left for ‘the cont -slain-0 his dnctnrht advice. Bo

Vancouver. '

me/l'm os Fl. n. illl-t.lr.on

Mrlaeorl, lnrwer D¢\'\ntv Receiver (lens oral burr-_ wh.--s death is ~wrlm\nc~l ln .. telegram from t’.ns Anselm left - wife, threw pmol sud i-mn rlmlslhtlf. The latter ln the wife ft( INMG. M. Young nf Tryon, P. E. I.

hut the others have Virtually rc-

Ilegrettably the baseball fixture for

inspected the Cadets of A‘L,\ertou, Ti~g»-jmondny of Moncton vs. Charlotte- nish and North Wiltshire.- In con- town has .been cancelled. Lovers of versation with a Guardilan reprcsen-lbusebull, however, who were anticipa- tRtlV°. he maids the 101-lowing com- ments upon `thoso three corps. The be <llSHPD0il1t8d, as an0¢h0l'» Gvdllt

aj--in fact, two -have been arrang-

izrcat aptitude for slgnallllnlg, -but ed for Monday. In the morning, st were peer in drill The Atherton 2°” °'¢1°¢k.vT guru: Willdbe l>;a§g_:::i_

ween....e col son a oi

Cows had practically 6 down tg team of the Abegweits and the Con-

_ naughts. Then the Independents of

ting an' hour’s good sport, will not

Summersbda, are sending a team ldown to play B returrrmatch against the bnseballers of Et, .Dunsta.n’s Col-' lege, and this game takes place on Monday afternoon. The Independents and the Coliegfens met In Summer- fde. on Tuesday last, and' the home- ters won a hard fought contest ‘by 2-0.l T-he rqtprn will tdike pla'Q on Victoria Ilay, und as St. Dunstan's are determined to avenge their defeat

'on Tuesday, an interesting game may

be looked forward to'..’I‘llo game will be played on the Alisgweit Associa- lon’s grounds, and ptay,wlll com- mence at 3 p, ,

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COIIMI EVENTS.

IIIIIOUIICIIHIS,

IEEIIHDS ETC

One cent por word each insertion is

this column. Cash must accompany* order. llflnfmum charge twenty-tivo cents.

*'St. I`»uns'tan's baseball team will

play the Independents, oi Summer- aidc. on Monday, 25th tllst., on the IA. A. A. A. grounds, Charlottetown, :nt 3 p. nl. Admiésloll, 15 centl.

“The annual meeting of the Phoe- nix orient _club will be lieid in \Y. M. C. A. parlor! on Fflulsy, 29th inet. Elcetnon of cimeers, etc. A full attendance is roq,u0Ited.

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"no 'ri-ir-‘i wrssi THING 'roonvl

wrmvlran. my fz1~m..ri' may is

nsuollt .. chill on the journey from

wr, inns, Mel, rl-uflwiml n,

order that Rvnlllltfon Typowrftor that you ' 'need - it ` will lunlv take you at mdmnit und YM!

nn, Tlxlrhs whn limt Ouimet ynster-fneed have no doubt about itibohii

,the best Shirt Kev Machine. NA". Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. B. 2800.

“We lmvst n full line of lhd`0lover

lsygchlandngimotgv _t0rtb|1'AnUi_tl'&` eiie n e a r on _ . A west prices. mOan'm\ppN l‘u‘mer'|`

nstitutos nt lnvvct ‘fi;°h§te. Wi-its r quotations today. fofd Farm- r's-Compnny, Bedford; P. B. I. 2,40,

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