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’1fiiUsS_i__JAY, MAY 7,1914 mei or lute {»=;g_,vg;emugp;gngg;yD¢3,g&ehu

THE* iiiliiiiiiiiii _ _

Elii0ElicE _ll lllxizu lllllisl ll slllllll lllllllsll ills _|npn;nA|n; gun-

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` (Oauadian Press) ' (CB11‘80i'f1'I\ P1010) f‘ ' (Canadian Press)

Pl""""" il" “.'“9 *° iiiilhllllli 0'1"' lssélu Wiirfirw? lr ..::f.2:‘i:;.. .:.;.T2°.::%i‘.zz“ .f.‘l;:.“.;.A.i..‘:.“:;i.is.:“;l.:.:..“;; By His Loulslllv Cllul Justice Sulllvlu ln cur:

Mexican sl ua on 0 Y m _ . to dqy pending the formal opening f01l0Wil1g a three hours confenencq be- the Hatlen Governinlnt $62000 he

llllilillii llilill; JUDGMENT lri '

5

' ' ' ofzthe' South A'meric_nn mediators! tween the 'Crown' Prosecutorqand the ing the amount of indemnity' cla'imed_ _

conference at Niagara Falls on Mav °011\1\‘!U11€d 1111111. Hhynes, this after- by MF P61915, a British subdect,

18, there is s eontinuedmctivc under- noon. John Donalds, an ins\lrancs,Wl1ose sawmill was destroyed by fire

.. _ , _ _ _ _ .

_ current of discussion of preparation 111811- 8- 1“<‘H1d9l1i1 Oi SYd11€y for the- dllrlllz the recent revolution.

. _ '_ 5 _ _ I 0

for peace plans. At the same time P11915 111' flll/c VBBPB, and Mis Atkinsoui PBY5L"nt was demanded to-dlay in definite i-sports reached constitution- ‘”id°W °f¢11v murdered msn, were nr.. uh ultimatum from the British Di-

l _---_l..@__é,

_ aim headquarters or sweeping vin- rest-ed to-nlsht for the murder of 13. plometic representative, The inch _*_+

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, May 6.-Although the Budget overshadnws the Irish ques- tion for the moment, the Ulster poril is still uppermost -in. the minds of may members. This statement is mullc on E000 B\1lIl1OI’i‘by, regardless of party or g0Ug'1‘&PhY. The Dailv Mull luis forwarded to the King a petition from 300,000 sigmlstories, pmyinl: that he wlthihold the Royal nsscllt from the I-Ilolmle Rule Bill until nn election is hold. The petition who merely nclcnowledslcd and l-:iid lmfm-r His Ni-nlcsty. AB a mutter of fuel. thc prospects for un electinni sr-.cm io be receding und cvcrl such pnpl-rr. :ls the 'Poll Mlnll (inzettc. spank us if it may not oomil nntil

_, When thc Government, on Mondav next. Will introduce B, procedure re. solution for dealing with the remain- 1112 551856 01 three importantbills no\v_belllz legislated under the Par. liament Act, and under whichthc re- B0ll1¢i0Y1 in the committee stage was Omlttcd and the 'time for third read- i`11ll`S 011111190, it is _expected that at sllgcestion stage will he provided for the Home Rule Bill, although this .will llrobablyhinilzlc on the progress of conversations. HOW slrlluzlv the rrudeml nie.. has “¢i7»C‘d 11i1r~n members of both parties 1110*! hc Eallced by the fuct that nc. vtltions to tho Premier urge n net-

‘lillcment ull thc husis of exclusion of

stcr neudinig nil-round -Federal png.

fll>rllll'~ . ' islation.

'ilu r~i'i‘Ul’ FAKE ADVERTISING.

0'l"l‘AW.\. May 6.-Hon. C.- `J_. Do- llcrtv novo notice last night of R bill to llmeull the criminal code. This is designed to prevent fraludiillsntndver- tisin_<;. Under the act it is intended that prosecution nav ba' laid ngeinst llllsc representations eve-n nsynre monlly has l`-:en taken.

250 Al.B!\N1'ANS- GRUCIFIED

is oar:-Ionox oi-1URcH.l

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DURAf.ZC, Allyania, May 5.--Two hundrcfi and iiftv ~Mohammednn Al- hiluinns captured by the'Epirots 'in- vaders at Hornwva, were crucified ~n the Orthodox Church at Kodm, nc-' rurdills to information received bv

CIVIC iiiilillii

' li lllsllilnl

'i`he Civic Election in Kensington on 'l‘uesdq,y was very interesting. nnd close. The following is 'the rssn1t;_. FOR i\|AY(lIl:-Dr. D. Darrach, 68;' Dr. F. W. Jardine 51, Majority for Darrach 17.

FOR COUNGI|.LQI1.S:-$amuel Ken-

nedy, 105; Tlmmas Dolrahoe, 98; An. drew Bolvness, 85; John A. Hynes, 84; W. G. Simpson, 71; H. li. Baker, iii; Dllvid P. Caseiy, 59; Joh-n W, Hogg, 58. , .

The first named six constitute tho

tif” A1‘°“"‘°“ G'°'_°".*.“"°il¢- _.'§iie.»F!s1~:.~hne;4.l_-This -ehowe_.=_euat._-_unaelectioh mm are ‘wh`n‘L\§ve;y. close., the `last<tw0`- candiif'

ilrc to them V gigllgwef ihe bodies to burn. - . »

Mlhhrae Llhiiiiaiif. cures Rheumstnm

l

c mnrnsen lun

100 _Lug rot

- ctilsslliiclllloll

__ .,,... ":\ .

_ .___ __ _,__ _

0110 Clint hor word each insertion is

dates _as councillors failing by two and three Yates respectively. Tues.- day night took on the form of a celebration; it was a gala night; the Mayor and Councillors elect rode~up and downltlhc street, speeches being rmde by Ur. Dsrrach, Messrs. Ken- nedy, Donahue, and Hynes, al-1 de- siring t-ha-t the citizens should unite with ‘them in giving this' new-born town some of the in-provements .so much needed. A bon~ilre and the dll.- chnrgs of fire-works _disclosed _ the fact that the town 1ooks~far better when lighted than when- inmlarlrllsse-

this column. Cash must accompany

urdéer. Minimum charge twenty-five. ccn s. '

. _. ...__ . .__.__._ ...._ . _._ ._._,_ ... ,._,_.'_ _.

hlihvn ,_ .YOUR FILMS AT 'rwo Mlm. 1951-4-iilvnmou.

,... ....._-__.~_..... ,_ __ ._..,..

WANTED. _MAID FOR GENERAL' housework. 'Apply 281, Richmond Ht. _ __ ____ n__'_____ less-_a_-zslau, | lirrc iil<:N RANGE-IMPERIAL PER.- isction. Almost new, for sale, Ap-1 ply il. B. Guardian oiiiee. 5-siviti. couvnx PICTURE FRAMES am.. sizes. Lowest price. F. Young, 72 Urucr _Queen __;_s.t_i~_laet. _.=__1a69__4_-gimme. llll_. lin/\'l‘xsR. - Al'.‘Mos'r Nsw; ‘luulh Apply R. B. Guardian oi- \`=0e_ - uh-sivitf. llulxfrnn-A GIRL FoR“GnNnml\. housework, Apply, 188, Queeu_S_t.|

_ 21”1a-4-zslvitr. _

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nhlmsn wl\N'l'mn. Al»i'i,v clin- l‘<>ll Bros., Barbers, Halifax N.. S,

__._____ ______~ __ __t§lz1-s-sms;

wlurnn. A nov WHO .Unoca- stnnds care of»b_orsc's. A‘pply~W. F.

'rlullliuns Anil; OALLED Fon 'rx-In llllrcbnse of th§.,§mles Corner pro- of-rtv. see advertisement in 'anoth- l-r ¢~.ol\ln_|n_.__________,; “Q44-5-1_M3i_. . w.\Nrnn.-LADY CLEEK lion or- iicc work. One with some experisllce preferred. Appl# HS. D::. Box 110. V Churlottetoxgn. ‘ 233_~§%.Q_M|;£; Full sA1.ill,_ air A Banoanl li A kitchen. llttlA;'r_sD¢.irl~to be casv tn have 7r`iio'v¢d an n

ini. is next unto

oflice `>

i.ll~s1~_

store nnd llfey suede return to

FOR.

from

FARM

so that one thing absolutely. needed is some system of lli;hi2l‘1`1$. and With not much less urE€11°Y ii 11119060 nomo improvement ini side-Walken C011- cratuiations to the victors and to the vs_-n-quished w-ho will have anoth- er chance next January °f_§11‘\1`111\i¢ civic honors. ft is to be n_0fSd 111111 the ladies played cjllits an _1"\l=§1'1Ti9]f_T_11\t' hurt in the uroceerllusu Nr- - °' Knnzie was Returning Omc"-K

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MANY DIVORCES IN MAINE

'l'he`aprii to-m oi the Supreme -lu* dicial Court in Bansvl' 11119 119°" much taken un with divorce cases. Up to noon on Saturday seventY'iW° 111' vm-ceg had been granted ‘and there were still more cases to he heard.

The majority 01. these divorces we? granted for cruel and abusive tries - m‘¢nt_ but there WEN 'no' fewer 1 Bén twrnty granted on the xr<>\1ll<l_<>w\;r_ ter assertion. It is especial! ___ thy 0| note, since Mains( is u P1‘0 ' 'oitlon iota-te. that nine women were granted a divorce b_ecaure of 95055

d confirmed h-lrhlts of 1110011159110"

an _ on the _nn g 0| their hiislblindll-

' ,S ,,.{,,1 'n,`.'rhe Guardian)

T`oRoIE1;U_' M-ay 7.-\1K.\l.‘\'i'.ill`lbZ

winds; 8 fewlocal showerv. in the eastern 001111011: iam

temperature. _

u contrast wif-1':

oi the two _rrevicue

weather was dull there being some showers with hlllll

Mood urn

"ii--rf,

torics by their forces near San Luis

miles of Mexico City.

Genenul Olbregan with 15,000 men,

operating from the Pacific coast side, had been capturing intervening terri- torv nnd was hesiqzins Mazatlan nnd threatening the city from the west.

Another division. General Cailrumzn

miles, north of Mexico City.

Another nrmv ia- now nttuclrine'

'l‘n,mpicn, so it is llcclnrecl, n-nd n unn- crnl iulvnncr on Mexico City will hc n'-lrlc ill n fc\~‘ wccks from thrcu sides. _ The rlnlltll /tmcrioftn mediators

hnve completed their plans for -\ con- ference. Sessions will be held ut .. lelldlllv hotel at Nimrluru Falls, w-hllchl consented to vrdvance thc dilte of opening to accommodate the con- fcrcncc.. Mediators with secre-

taries, sienosrnphcrs, ctc., n-ikc ,,

reported, llnd,f'o1'l|:l\t a li-ittlc near 1' d ' ` Piillsnco, near Sinn hills Potosi, 300' an ' *________ '

T Atkins '

uith ucr-ording to the Daily Mall conferred with Bonur Law, leader of the Opposition in the House of Com- mons, and Sir Edward Garson, the Ulster Unionist leader, yesterday, With lilo Object Of initiating 11eg\0tia_ tions concerning n compromise on thc qllrstion of Holm Rulc for lrc-

ll{()BSI1'l‘I»] ON HIS DEATII llidilt

rlilllir>l~1.=l'l‘, lvluy r..~r‘ruhelh Kos-

nlnll is dying. Hc is 73 years old.

Ci-i./\Il(}ll]S AGAINST ‘

PREMIER FLEMMING. _

sllthl, the iilntnlls Hullziil‘iu.n stili:cs~i

dent is now regardcd ns closed

cruiser Q

'.|!`f}0 C0llR’l‘ C0MM_a_,\‘|)ED

l _ TO WEAR MOURNING

‘ FOR A MONTH

LONDON. May 5-King George

has commanded the Court to wear "‘0“1`f11“Z' f01‘ the late Duke of Ar- syll for one month. the court to 011111120 to half-moumfinlg on Sunday, Nay 24th, und on Sunday, May 31, to so out of mourning.

'l`he order for Court mourn-ing will not uilect the social world generally but the l\ing and Queen have inti- mated to L.ord'Cnrzon their regret at beirm unable to attend the dance he is giving tonight for the coming out of his daughter. Indy Irene Cur-

ST. 'J'lHN,_M»1v 6.-A report says

that Sir Frederick Barkcr‘on the ad- vice of his doctors vl~'ll decline to -e0

thc illvesti tion of ch-or ss

ml ,. gn z uzafnst Premier Flenmfng ri-nd

lon. The King will attend the gala performance at Covent Carden next Monday, in honor of the Kim! and Queen of Denmark, hui. the r~eriorn.- once will be shorn of its brilliancy in

Party Ui 11_ll'0l1t fifteen. others, dress ond decorations.

THE uulllulllllrs

/‘.','.>:,_. .- 1 - ' ‘

The _great prize contest of T-he

Guardian is some to meet. with pop- ular htior. hlver since the announce- ment,t`hs`. telephones have been kept

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ul111`fi¢,B>from'.i1he best k~uo'wn persons

that -anvl person"us_ing. g od business

'gore 'y`_0'u the winner of one tim vfegluahiihpriles. _ _` _ " stflnsf‘lili't1=>*i*i"c>i<oorl' rivnnonn v ii.

kg' LUE. `_' , 1

bl\ay_.i_-,answering keen,= incisive in-_

judgemeilt will send in tgair nomliua- Edward Island. \ neu and get started oh the petal- to] ' _ _ snluunssmu. _ ' ~ _

victory. The ‘contest departnvsat in _ ` 5 '

its experience has learned th-at ,nanny gi; " Pi’“’°""’ “t th’ """“"““”“ “'° '"1 Miss neue Meneliah "f"f1szh enthusiastic; only to becon-15-discoun W T Purim, 1075 ered .=\1f°1'.b2i"l= f°ff“°°“ 11 °_“‘"°°fi1" Ireheheiley .1...,_°...1ozs *_i°’?' Tm ’”“’_* ll* "’°_°*.°“°°“. i"'"‘° Miss Lottie' sinith , ...zisoi Rlvmg “p`_°' t'h° mme' B6” i“ mud' Dani. Morrison . . ......1825

_Au th" is “`°°e"°'ry is to have °‘ 13'. M. Baker

`f'“' '"1" "°"°° Wa" '°“" "°’”P°“' H. R. croelreit _ .. ......ms ,torn. They, too, are refused. The list J C_ Ferguson _ __ _______1350 0' 1"""*’_ ‘B 9° “"3” *hh* “° °'“““' Geo Hogg ._ . ...icoo

“im “iw “We” this 8”” 1”“°i“»°‘ th” Mav' 0. Murphy ._

1"°l'“ "'“‘°‘~"‘“ °* °‘*""““°“__°"°“1“‘#‘-‘° Mrs. D. R. Morrison ..._,..1ezs

‘“°*l1""."'i"*"-"‘“‘ 1'" th” Pfi" “my Wi” , wllin-ed Tunica'

The lihcryllity of Gharllottetolwnis pro- Georgie Mnthwwn .1125 “_’““"’~" "““"‘i""P"" Th” G""“"‘“`““ “‘ Miss wihuie clark . ........1oooi

1‘"_l° ii`°;Ui’f_';d ,TW onering °f 5° Harry Duncan ._ .. 1000| 0

m“"`*' "8 “*‘ `° P' 2°* l ~ , 100 l . 1\ - - . 1000 ' . 'flu lucvosll-1011 "elf is vuelvl h i‘fi.§‘i‘.§`.“'é.’..§"fff'_f‘T“ff..__. uni’ ‘X §f’i»°'f§.... Peep* “';j;,°‘_‘,*1‘1,,_“P__,§g,_“g§;“'_;_

bllsingils one, and no liiersoin should Mme Peari McNeil ’ _"moo Year be ore ea .

cpnsi _an it beneath his ign t to cn- ' __ _ .

ter. In incl.. the _names are imlblish- 11:32: $535, §1t:,c;,,-m:i;ri-, ` SOURIS, “i:i°h lllliy resided sfparnf ther wh ‘Hd “"0 “°“t~“'i“ S0111# °1 111° best J, s. Allen .... ._ ._ ...moo d~e,f°§,,es‘§n‘i§°°°nffB° Bfnea ,,,§c,,,,,‘; lniownmnli moat popular names 91 Art Mccauii .. ... iooo A. o. cox .......... ._ ......ms __§t___e__,__d as 'Une 'O, ____,,;'____, 0, ,___ lwrsohs ill the Province. 'I‘l1e,G. ri. Campbell . ._ . ,.....1o0o Ethel .vieliweh ......i850 hai", ut nn, in ,ne mm of _ann at Guardian contest department is un- ste,-une Hn_ntn,. ____ __ _,__ _ ______1o00 John 0'R1¢1y . 1400 un tn ue which he had resided like any “ther i“`°P°5“‘i"“'» i'"'°“"-°"»‘°i1 Mies Bessie Alwnrd . 1000 Percy Seaman . ......1000 imdn Sli, nlhxhnunlnengl ny-chnned ,Q all the V01" allowed <»n_eul‘lscrliitlous wuluru Phillips ......-looo J. w. Bren-hun ......woo _,,,,n,,,, ,,,,,,,.,',,,, _,_ ytnatp _,mn ,mm are the greatest at the begi-nnin-g. _,I _ _ w_` D, Currie _ 1000 other ,_ 0t_h_,..s Mdhe hem, Haw 'Ibis makes it possible for any per- ` ~ 0}1Am,0'r'rn'1~0wN_` - Unnnfdn ,,g"t§,n yen.” .ngo she' B011 to use' his best sildrts from now' _ ALBERTON- brought the respondent to this Prov- ““t“ MPV 23| ‘Wd P11309 1111115011 B0 ince and set him up in farming at high in the list. that it will be dif- W. G. Hogg . ...B850 Austin Leavitt 1250|Monta ue “pm the “md Bm, “nd llwlt for those waiting until inter Elldy Duffy . . ........1Z50 Mrs. 11'. W. Taylor ......i375 thus u';q,,n_,d_'B|,e nn,.chnB,.n .fog him to overcome the lead taken while thc Miss Aggie oucette ......12?,5} Nemo M_ Hart; . 1000 stock ,md [arming ,,nn1en,en,_n_ ann votes wero the Zwatest. Miss Bessie grown . ......1100‘0.-F. Lane . .....1000 havmg started. hh, one,-n,t;0nn_ she Uiwn Pcullest candidntes will be lien H. Dounlas .. . . ...1250 _ returned to llnnghn nnd ¢0n¢,inn¢n to

furnished with 3' subscription book Pearl Nelfsome _ 1000 ’ \ ,. TIGNISH. l 1' reside f_her¢_ The respondent Operated ¢0__he used in securing subscriptions. Chester Garrett ......1760 _thn farm nn- .1 couple of years. He Once a reader, always a reader, is James I-3eron'...... ......1600 O. P. McCarthy ',. 1i25.then nom hh, stock and fn,-ming im- The G.uhrdia_n"s slhgan, therefore chi, Geoil Jones ,__ 1425 J. I-I. Araensult .. 1600 _pigments and subsequently, upwards contestdcllartmalnt will allow votes W- M€1`1`|i»if F°I`lYi11°----- Url- \T1'»'l1Il_H‘BCk°¢¢ \375iof eight years algo, returned to Bos- on subscriptions, both new and old; A. W. Greasy .. .i. 1000 J. E. Gallant .. ......1000_¢_nn nnn nonginueq to. resins shape

Nu person who is bustling e.;n in. A. J. Arsenault ...'urls Ed. Harper _ . ......i000 with hh. luster mother,

lowthlil koldsn opportunity tg pg” Mrs. Rabi.: Tomibliuh ...1260 In the year 190p Mrs. Bailey pur-

without nnteéinp,-. Act now,_ i;°dn’y_ lF1'unk _Christopher ...' .. ...1525 KENSINGTON. chased from n sister the remainder ‘Du it_»iow.' ou will not 1-sn-',¢n<_ on _*James Meauiey ._ ._ .._...._.1z'ls c

'e ieib "night, .home on no n Hun-_v v. Norton ........1s1r- John w. Hom

Gl(iilNTl_C PRIZE

. cll. _

Potosi and other points where 9, big “°"“’“' Gcnsternai/ion was caused in the Following is the judgment of His hottie, it is thought, will occur. CONFERENCE ON 1RI_SH capital by the British uitimitum,|1.orrleh-ip chief Justice suuivun in th.. Messages' from Carranza showed HOME RULE GOMPROMISE' ‘fh;’°°k limit BXlJired at six case of Ellphemis Forbes and ors.,

three converging campaigns in active, _ _"__ _ ° ° °° 9 "G11 115. and was sup- Appellants, und, Stanley W. Bailey. _ were u ily d '

Operation’ nach within three hundred qIfONDO\I\, Mai' 6.-Premier As- Ported bwuitzihzikpressnne 0; the Bm_m_lR€Bpondent_ in the Conn M Appem, us n mu e ln summer, and

_ , I , , _ 0 _ f 4- ' ~ _

and Flluity, delivered on May, 5th.- _ The question involved in this up- peal is as to the right of the re- s onlleut to the ersonnl estate of

she died intestate.

The succession to movable property

of nn intestate is governed by the law of the country where the intes- tate was domiciled ntltllc date oi his or hcl' death; witllollt any regard whatsoever to the place either of thc birth ol' the lleuth, ul' the situation of the prnllerty nt the time. (Som- merville v. Lord Sommcrvillc, 5 Ves., 750; in Re Grove. Yailclier v.| 'Phe Solicitor to the ’1‘reasury, 40 (‘_h. D. 216.)

'|`he first question then to be de-

termined ln this case is in what country was Jennie C. Bailey dom- iciled nt the time of her death? The solution of this question 'must be soufrht by n consideration of the events, in her life.

Accovdinz to the evli-dence, as gflean-

ed from the pleadings and from the notes of the trial Judge, Jennie C. Hailey was born at Montague, in ‘Prince Edward Island, upwards ol seventy years ago, her father being

_ ' 'CONTEST MEETS POPULAR i\P.PRO\ilL ;»,;e___»g;;§__-1_5;,»;_f;;g__v»§_;e;3;g

there many years since. llpwards oi fifty years ago, when quite young, she left her father's' home and settl

' ed in the State of Massachusetts, lil

sometimes accompanied hy hor hun. 'hand, sometimes by the respundeng and frequently alone. Those visits

continued on some occasions for Weeks, at other times for months, lier last visit was made in Febru- ary. 1911. On this occasion she re- sided for u short time with n sister

P D one Jennie C. Bailey, ns to whichinlt Montague, thence she went, nn re.

side with her brother-in-law in the house on the lnnd purchased -by her in 1900. From May until October in 1911 it appears she was ill and for ,_ part of that time was confined to holnbsd. Agnin, in May 1912, she bc- camc ill und died on the 12th, of

that month.

Upwards nf- twenty years before

Iwi- death Mrs. Hailey sent from Massilclnlsetts n_considel‘ablc quan- tity of household furniture, which was placed in the house occupied by her sister from whom, as previously mentioned, she subsequently purchas- ed. the premises in 1906. Some of this furniture she afterwards took buck to Massachusetts and some re- mained nnd was in thc house when

she died therein. f .

lt is not disputed that on her

marriage in lliassachusetts `Mrs,\Bail- ey acquired the Massachusetts domi- cil of her husband-(Harvey v. For- nie. 8 ADD. Cases at p. n. 50-51), sind that that domicil of choice con- tinued up to or about February, 1911, .when she vi-sited Montague for the last time. But it is contended for the appellants that .on leaving Massachusetts at that period llib' ,abandoned her Massachusetts dpmlcll 'and resumed her domicil of origin in

' ` ` the United States of America. Short-_ _ _ _

- ~ _l ~~after - oin to lllassaclrusetts she this Province. A»do\l\t¢iif`.'.0l-~»'. 11110105

test, is requested to call the contest depsrtlwnt iby phone) or letter. It. is our, desire to have a first-class list of. energetic workers n the contest. A' large number called at the oillce yesterda'y and secured fi subscription

the readers of newspapers on Prince

.1650

.2450

. . ........§l.700

Peters . ..

'Wilfrid Coyle 'Samuel Craig ‘A.' Bert Davis ‘Jnu. ,J. Llesrraa James MOAula Peter McQuald

`Mlee.se|sl¢. Power _ ., Eznniatt, Quinn Wesley, iloblee George Ryan .. _Percy _Smallwood Harry' Whitlock' ‘Gordon _lWorth

Arthur Bruce

Vernon Etewart

' 'visrmcrsumssa Two.

MONTAGUE.

L. Lannigan . . ...1425 Bell . . .... ...1250

G. Ellis 1125

??§P?S

P

o. Mexuy .... ._ ...iooll

Margaret .]'. Oasley . .

Houston 1000 Hines _ 1000

(Contf':`lT\`e`d on page 2)

é',;"' __ ,husband for upwards of thirty years, nd " _"mon until his death, which took _place ilp- y - _‘ _ A000 wards offtwenty yearsfago. iheY11H€l 1090 no children, In the lifetime of Job.

of thc, fifteen counties. - . _ _ _ .jhook ,and from their reports \--cr are 'PBPCY P¢M‘dD11 - ~-------1000 g;e£3Ail3;’i1,;'hebJ',e:pd;[I;;’Ba:€,?Be;_vtB;s The _list of prhbes are so tempting glad to see the quick support bv* 3110- 3-* P1°1`°*1‘~----- - ------1000 a ' '

10n0_wa.s taken to their home and cared

fmnnifor by them as tgeir own child.

' ' """"`i0W~‘Bhbrtly after her usba=nd’s death

"' "`1nM_”llI_rs. Bailey made application to a

"" "'m0MI’robate Court in Massachusetts, un- der t-he law' of that State, evidence of which law was gi-vein by a com-

Va;°nou_ Gay . ... .. .........`,......1000 mtwt °x_p°tt' “uth°"ty'» t°<“h“v° t.h°

_ ._ _ ._ ...ih¢u,-»°ed__~»;_ _l-urslg _ w<;_1;f»g_=- hu

mi stewart' ....._i%_§9£,e°;“o,94§h§§:'},o d';§;, bg,-he - ' i l1ne,`18 ,` t respondent .became noith Hayden ...iooil -hm, ,exam adapted m___md Mu,

with inh»nrent`rigjht and capecii_;y_a.¢;- oording. to the lows of Massachnsettrn. to inherit the real, and succeed to the personal eshate of which she might die seized or possessed as 'if -he were her natural offspring, born in lawful wedlock. Mrs. Bailey and the respondent t-henceforth' continued - t reside together in Massachusetts

cept-ion of a few periods, during

of the farm on which her father had

.---~-1250 resided, thus acquiring the w-hole of

B. R. lVicFndyen .. ......1475|tne original homestead. In the Deed

,.... .. ...N95 -~~---1375_of Conveyance of this_ latter land

" Burrows Mosse 1..... . .... .. ......1000 Mrs. Builey is described as ol iles- * .. ..*.......1 00 Glo. Bowness . .. 1000jton, Massachusetts. The Deed con-

, . ......IMS Issac Lowther tain; n provision that ber sister. the ......ms llirp. E. J. Murphy woo renter, ana- her husheud, or the

. ......1M5‘lli» Gleu'I./ellie .......4000 urvivor of them. 911011111 “DVS f-he ___` ______13g0 ,__ _ ng; of the premises conveyed during ... ... .. ...1100_l 1 GEORGBYPOWN. their natural lives. 0’ '~\18.lli0 ol the _ __,_,____10s5“M|1. D. Gordonl 1000 survivor. It appears -that the bue- ,,;,,, ,.,_,_.1, Freda Morris” .. . ......S150 band is still an _occupant of the

...(_. _f~~`»hn__\r__ 1). 15'. Clroken . .........1825_pren.ises. l -

'.. _ .Mill M.. Blanton ... . .. . ......l000l In the your 1908 the respondent , 0l5,G¢`rald"MrOsrthy .. _ ...1000 married and commenced houselrcév- ,_; 1`cuo.|ili-a. o. lr. oven ing in Boston. In the meantime im.

,,,,, __,,,_1000 Percy N. Manuel ...1000 Bailey, who st one time had consid-

, _,nuns '~ iershle wealth. became, it is sais, in _,_100o 5 CLARKETOWN. ' comparatively poor circumstances .. ...1000 11110 1‘°°°"*°“ '»° the °‘“P\°7“‘°‘“ °i ` `-'_,_,`_,, Belle Gillis ...._ .. .....'..i025 canvassing in and near Boston for

'.......'...... ..1000i ` ‘the sale of books, making her home Gorman '... .. .1000 THOHNUYKE- with the respondent.

' '____,, _,_’___U__:__,. __;1m\B..R. PYOWIO ...su ....--... ......... M1000; Dm-ms me “mn she was yn Mus-

` ---- ._|\chu»etts Mrs. Bailey :rode frequent

iialla|ha`r'l"'.f.... ..l.11'.1§f..f§..iooo l ' ""**° °° il" '°‘°“"° “* “°“"°¢“°~

Y 8 Z married one Job. F. Hailey, 5, ns-

F1000 tive and resident of that State. She

1000 lresided at or near Boston .with ber

may, of course. be sbpihdcned. "and it was competent for Mrs. Bailey .to _have abandoned her Massachusetts domicii, in which event her domiull of origin in this Province, which was in n_y,¢yan_ce during the continuance

of the doluicll of ch%cs, would re- vert to her. (Bell v. in-nedy, L. R- l H. L. Sc. 307. U ny v. Udny. Ihid, 441). The law in regard to t;he_aJbandon-

ment of a domicil of choice is thus 19/hi d¢wn.by_ Cotton Ll. .l. re lllar- yam vnalnisrs v, Wingfield, (36 Ch. mv, at p, 401): "Ii ¢.-miie lobes his domicil of choice, then; _w thout any- thing more, his domicil of, 0111111 F0'

vives; but, in_pi_y qpinici;§;_)in.ord_sr ‘to lose the donilcil ol, lub olive

-acquired, it is not

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`\,¢¢h anime et iact°;.__~6li'Hf_¢101Mi111»6! choice remains." TN Peerage case. (10 ADD-frllllilp _-3. 1- seeides that who _ne.w»dcn1ici\_ can- lv? obtained without B _clesr,nteu¢ll§1°°. abandoning the old. 111.9011. v. 32111- neay, il.. R. 1 H. i.. s_e.-at il. . l- nord Westbury saw The 011° 12' quiry, therefore, is-Had hi; tibia :ni tied purpose, _ the momeu ef th. Jnmuica, or in the court: ‘O 3 voyage, or tolling uv l:____1¢°< 11" settled abode in`Scotlan Cl mv

In King v, lloxwell, (3 1- th é

513) a question identical withl ii nnner consideration mros'e."%¢;`sse ,ual R, in deci-ding it, said.d illwgetm tion I have now to deci e s_` d an er thc testator. 1111171115! 11°‘\“r°

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~~nr. H. n. .1ohuaou'nedefilc@. Ollgv- iottctown, will be clos d\\\‘l'¢\¢ \\0 month of May. 2808-5-B-M81.

"A cure for the Blues. See the creat Minstrel show. Opera 1-louse. Thursday. M11! 141-11- “"9 55° "P Orphanagcs. ' 33"'

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nA g¢0,;_ olil-_hhllfidllfd liillsllf-I show in the Opera ‘HMM on lk! inh, for the two orpnmigea. det your tickets early, there is sure to ho s mg crowd. All the bectlccal

talent. Good slngerl; Iood, comedy. ' _.

"The five act-comedy drama, “Es- caped from the Law," *gl be [Den in eh. C. M. B._A. Haii,- union Riv- er, on weaueaaay ,evening the ilth,

inst. Admission 26 x 15 cts. Should Wednesday e _ing Toyo very disagreeable, the `lsy.,1l l_ he ivan on-'N.1\1l`°¢\5! lvl

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