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, fdukds Seriiouisfihurpe = I ;-- I flloy Hold Office

Splendid Welcome Elltenlied to Distinguished

Preiute. __Rii,c¢_ption ut Kinkoru. _Two Priests _Qrdpinedut lielly’s Cross. Recep- tion ut Charlottetown. Thousands View the

Procession.

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Hls Excellency Archbishop Stagni,

the Apostolic Delegl\te_ to Canada, who has been _ on the Island on liis flret official visit to it, si'nce~ Friday evening, arrived in Charlottetown lust evening, and was given u_loyal and' fitting; reception by the Catho- lics of the city., _ _ fy

Accompanied by Their Lords-flips

Bishops O'Brien, McNally and O'Lea- ry and attended by his Secretary, Mgr. Sinnott, His Excellency drove into the city from St. Dunstan's Col- lege, and was .met at the head of Elm Avenue by a monster procession of various Catholic societies and two blinds of music. The sodallties com- posing the procession were the Lea- gue of the Cross, who with their l:llnd headed the parade, the Knights of Columbus, tle' C. M. li. A. and the B. I. S. The parade was misr- shallell by Mir. A. Hennessey whh,wns on horseback. Qlfhe second hand was the Abegweit Light Infantry regi- mental band, Who nn'n.rched ill the centre of the procession. The turn- ullt of the Knights, of Columbus was the largest that has been witnessed in regard to this_ influential society for some years. The ranks _of the Clnlrlottletown Council were augment- eli by a number of the Sumlmerside Knights, who came down on a spe- cial train which arrived. in ,the after-

noon aud ou, veiled to tae' lcy."', " _ e . The procession s,flordsd‘- `a strik-

|of the first address. At thc conclu- Ision of the reading of the address, ,the Chief Jiustice was presented to the Archtiishop.

HIS EX(.‘ELLENCY'S ADDRESS.

Replying, His Excellency, who

spoke excellent English, with just a truce of his Latin accent, and delivered himself in a measured, mo- dulated mlanller, with almost perfect enunciation, said: _ »

My Lord Bishop, Rev. Fathers, and

my dear brethren in Jesus Christ,- Ever since I landed on‘your hospi- table shores a few days ago, I have been the ohject.of demonstrations and manifestations of affection, of respect, of reverence, and especially of that feeling] which is unmistak- able in B, Catholic community an-d _a Catholic throng; those sympathetifc looks, and smiles and respectful bows which'spring frolm the Catholic heart are lmmistalrable, and they are the evidence of the genuine feel- ing of lai/th‘whicll is deeply rooted in your hearts. ~ It is not these erterquls, you would say, llut evefn ,these extern-als have their value. On landing ‘fat Summerside, and passing through "Klinkora, and 'but a few hours a 0,, at Kelly’s_ Cross, my pas-

".§a`gs hai honoured in n` way

'which I could hardly‘l.\ave anticipat- ed, end .wh-ich could; hardly have keen

ing spectaclejand _was witnessed by large crowds which ga/thered . .nil - ulonit the line of‘ march, the car-_

greaterl if the Holy Father -‘himself _were your guest at this moment. Of course, nil that - you have (Hue. all

rI"“°” in whm' dmv” tm distinguish' our demustrations of loyalty. affec- cd vmtors and bmpght up the re" Elon and- veneration 'are intended for "I the procesgion bemg objects -of the him whose humble representative I g"°“I"’st ‘“I'°r°st‘ The "°“t°'am at this mor:»e~nt in this country. which the procession toon was .

decorated with several streamers' of flags, which added to the effect of the scene. From Elm avenue the procession marched into Great George street and to Kontl street, up that street and into Queen street. then into Richmond street and along that to the Pro-ohthedrcl. Where a eslsmw

But I may say that having. travelled all over the Dominion, I can hardly sa'y that the Diocese of Charlotte- town is inferior to any of the dio- ceses. The respect, regard' and rev- erence,,o~f which I have been the ob- ipject thesd few days,,__ ihsve deeply 'touched my heart, I shall have some

n this 'to the

reception wus Iieid The ‘sacred ggcfaiiiv th or regortzpg .ld t 1 h-

; ‘ ‘oy ‘a‘er. n-lem s o ls

I""::dI“_€hW5: _‘€:_.¢°r;'t;‘; b°gh__z'_;t_§‘_I: Itriais you may be sure that it is ll llnw quW" B lin ° d -lu .thi t “"5 Of 01° Pavel °°I°“'°- “"4 "'“ “`°' Ifhivgnchfta fglesoufngrt l(;...l,ma-1; comlnoda/tion Wu! H111? I-“Wd by III” tant I mean from the centre of Ca- great assembly that gathered to no 'thoucitm than are su-ch warm hmm, I"““"-‘-` *-0 th” P“|‘“1 "°Pr°°"“t““v°' uch loyal (llltholic souls as I have

Having vested in the ante-room. ll... .lrehl..lsh~»p, the Bishops and the attending clergy, Mgr. Sinnott., Fu- thcrs McLellan, Pius McDonla.id, Duf- fy and McQl.faid, attended bY ucolytes. bearing the Cross Bild lighted candles marched to the Altar, the choir the while render- iliz the “Ecco Bacerdos." His Ex- cellency then imparted to the cdn- gregation the Papal Benedictiou. Bishop 0'Leary afterwards read will presented to His Excellcincy e. leng- thy address which' 'breathed reverence. loyalty and affection towards the l»..p..1 'rhrone.~ résawt and Warmth towards the Delegate and firmness in

ound in Prince Edward Island. There is only one thing lacking to n-.lake this demonstration comiplete hnd that is the _Cat‘hedrul. When I saw the crowds Ehat thronged' the streets on both sides, I felt that it was B, -great pity indeed that all these good people, mctlt of them, at any rate a great proportion of them belonging to the fold, m-any of them perhaps not “belonging to the fold liut e`ual1y sympathetic--I felt _.Lt was a. great' pity. that this family gathering' could not take place in- a church larger than this, in your beau- t ful cathedral, -of which I took a l lice two or three ears ago

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the F“`m‘» “nd °xP"°“°d tm highI€v'l.llll: on a stay here_ of but a. few ul>Preciution and gflltidcation of the howl Bm from _th-8 ~vm,y ‘act mat I“ItI‘I“I °f.I*fm° 449%” “t tm vi°“",we are gathered in this small pines, ""5 Pam B m°"l¢°d tm’“t° t° the you have miade up 'for the lack of a “lah <i“a1i¢\°° "D11, B'"°F """‘ °' ""5 la.-gs and heme temple ce held this A'°m’I9h°P' ` Tm? was “mowed byIg~at.hering; you have ma-ds up for it "" .“dd'"°° "°M"t,h° oathvhc muy' "hy your l demonstratiohs outside. wI“°h WW "Wd ‘- °“ 'th°I" behalf hyd-Iow ond feels, I think. I nil! say,

PARIS, June 13.-licfore leaving

Paris for London, late last night, Col. Thcodore'Roos_evelt gave out a two thousand word report by Col Hendon, the Brazilian Government's representative, who went with Roose- velt on his exploration trip to South America. The report claims, that Henry Savage Landor, the British explorer, did not cross Palmof Land. Brazil or Peru and that these had not been explored.

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIILIIIIINS I IIIII HUN. G. H. PIIIIEI

LONDON, iJune 13.- All day YH-

terday Hon. George H. Perley was kept. busy at the Buckingham Palace hotel receiving the cofmplimentary calls of leading; Canadians and oth- ers. Mr. Perley intends .to take up the duties of. his office as acting high commissioner next week.

people and the clergy and the Bis- hop. .

Referring to the -,re-building of the

Cathedral, His Excellency said that they haul lluw a lirgf work before them, ‘ggt he was told of the courage and generosity with which the work had been endowed, even by those who they might consider not obliged to do so. In conclusion he express- ed to th-em again his gratitude for their kindly and (friendly affection, und -Uestowed on them again a bless- ,ing in the name of the Holy Father, blessing :not only those present but the great throng outside. - ` Pontidcal Benedictiurl of the Bless- ed Sacrament, nt_ which Bishop O’Leary officiated, assisted by Fa- ther.. Mcoehsla and Meouaio, follow- ed, and the ceremony, was at an end.

Hils Excellency and'the other pre-

lates then drove to S~t. Anthony's Villa. - . .Prior to his visit to the city His ~Ei`cel1hiicy ordained , yesterday two Catholic yohng men to the Priest- hood. 'rhe ordination cook place at Kelly’s Cross, from. which so many of the Catholic clergy in this Island have been recruited.

His Excellency proceeded from

Summerside on' Saturday to Kin- Ikora, where he was received with ri striking demonstration of reverence and affection, and from there the same evening he drove to Kelly's Cross, which was on fcte in honour of his. visit. Displays _of hunting, with the Papal colours prominent, Chinese lahtern illuminations, bon- fires madc a festive scene, in which huge crowds participated.

THE ORDINATION.

.it the ordination service, the

church was filled, ~ many being pre- sent frorr. the city as well as from tllo neighbouring parishes. 'l‘he ser- vice was an -impressive one, full .of striking ceremonial and solemn rifos. The candidates for of-dinaiiioll were

Messrs. ° Owen _,Kiggf'1s, oi i€lliy’s

i\l0N'l‘llEAl., June 13.-liis Royal Highness the' Duke of Connaught has subscribed five hundred dollars to the Empress of Ireland Relief Fund through the Board of Trade at Quebec. ~ _

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(('lll‘llidI8li Fress)

wAsHi.\;c'i‘oN, dune 12.-only

President Wilson’s signature is nec- essary to repeal the “feluusc of the Panama Canal Ante mpting Anzer- ican constwis_e shlppi g from tolls A long and hitter fig, V in Congress

P E lslilrio - - - I ‘ A O 0 I _ (Canadian Press)

(l 'nnadiau Press)

MONTREAL, June 13.-The Lay-

men's Association of the Montreal Methodist Conference, Friday night unanimously endorsed n proposal to nlemoralize the next General Assem- bly asking that any office in the Methodist Church now open to lay- lnen shall also bc open to lay wo- men. The proposition is to go be- fore the Montreal Conference next neck for cndorsation or otherwise as case may bc.

PIIIIIIIE Ill WILIS

[NIEHS PUBLIC IIII

LONDON, June 13.- The Prince of

came to an end day when the llouse after a brief ebatc, without formal conference, accepted by a vote of 216` to 71, tho Seuate’s alucu- ment specifically reserving- all the rights the lfnited States may have under the Hay Pauncefoto Treaty.

INVISIIIIINIIII IIPIIIS

ln Empress Case

((‘anadian Press)

OT'l‘.\WA, .lime 12.-Lord Mersey

is expected in Ottawa tomorrow and will confer with Sir Adolphc Itouth- icr, Chief Justice McLeod, and other members of the Royal Com.- nlission appointed to inquire into thc lilnpress of Ire- land disaster, relative to beginning an investigation in Quebec next week. -

"Cross, and Leo ‘Hel'l`°ell,.,~ of Hope, River. As stated, His Excellency the Archbishop performed the o.'.'linut_ion. He was assisted at the Mass .by Rev. Fathers Maurice McDonald of Alber- tou. and Thomas 'l`rs.inor of North

Bay, Ont., as Deacon and Sub-Deaf con; Fathers Smith, Iona, and Thom- as Trainor, Fall River, Mass., as Deacons pf Honor; Father Monaghan, llliecouchc, as High Priest; Mgr. Sinott, His ICxcellency’s Secretary, being Master of Ceremonies with Rev. Father Hughes, of St. Dnnstan’s, .as his assistant. The candidates were attended by Rev. Fathers John J. Mcllonald, of Kinkom, and .l. flau- det, of Hope River. Also present were Their Lordships Bishops 0’Brien, of Pcterbrough, Ont., McNally, of f"al- gsry, and 0'Leary, of Charlottetown. The ordination sermon was preached by Mgr. Sinott, who delivered a learned and masterly discourse, dwéllins: upon the gravity of the of- fice which the candidates had that day assumed, with an exhortation to them to be faithful in the fulfil- ment of those duties.

(Continued on nage two)

Wales is now :Ill yearn Old and will ‘enter public life today by _the laying of the foundation stone of the church nt Lambeth, which is upon his vnst estate. as Duke ui (‘orllwall Next week the Prince who is still at Oxford university will attend Ascot for the first time. ,

WIIILIIIGE SIHMIHS ;

IIULLIIJE III IIIG

SIASCONSETT, Mass., June ill.-

The Hamburg American liner Pictor- via, New .York for H'u<miburg, collided with the American liner New York, in n dense fog at 3.30 this morning. Fortunate,y it was a glancing blow, and no damage was done to the New York from which the news creme by wireless. '. -

THE HEATHER

THE TEMPERATURE

TIDE MUON.. ETC.

‘ < “ws , , .. , ._. .__ _

` (Special to The GuarQ_§;/Il~)

TORONTO, June 15t.h.- aritimlii Moderate westerly winds; fair and cool.

TIIE \VE.\THl'IR.-Saturday was

:fine and warln, Ebecollzing cool at night. Yssterduy‘s weather was also beautiful,

The highest telnpcraturc registered

yesterday was G3 degrees al:-'ova Zero, the lowest the previous night Mini! 40 deg. above. At 9 a. m. it was 56 deg. aihove; at 9 p. m. 48 deg. ahllve.

The tide will he high this after-`

noon at 3.54 and to-morrow at 4:56; it will be high to-morrow morn- ing at 4354 and Whdnesdlay ut 5.34.

'llhe sun sets this evelling sind' Tues-

day at 7.53; 'lt rises 'to-morrow morn ing and Wednesday at 4.08.

The moon sets to-n-ig~ht‘ at 10. ' The moon was full on Monday, J|lZ16 ahh, at L18 R. ID. I The last quarter of the moon will

,he Monday, Junc 15th gt 10.20, a.

m. '

The length of to-:lay will he fifteen

ihours and- forty-five -minutes.

' Th i contest is ver near an end

ATTENTION CANDIDATES! READ THIS

the winner ofthe grand prize _is the

the Heh. w.`w. eulllvhh, chin Jus- tire, and reiterated the sentiments

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one cone per- vjrplfol eaeli inl¢.\'1=l‘cifiI\ this lunar uccompsux omg., 'lféhhrgs twenty-dvi centl.

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Gold Vanilla.

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and for e, grand clf-mnx we have de- greatest and most popular person in elded to make the securing df sub- this pant of Canada. Anyone who

scriptions so ensy. that the candi- dates whu.up to the .present time

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thinks that they will not be, try and see how easy it is to step in 4; race

STILL PLENTY

¢;plnii_on of most of the candidates that it is easier to secure subscrip- tions than at any other time in the

in they .gl-sit contest. Bevcraf say that

the wianer,tb/ei

valued at $800. rswlise

just beginning to

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try. We Nellie Trainer... ........,.405,750, ___ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ __

eaalffdatds Walter R. f>ower...... Lp[,_l\1N pomp AND LODQINQB 2952-6-ISMSL

mwlt NNTP EDCI!! wI1|\0...... ......- .......G5,N75 |1331- the ggggidg wgntgd for T56’

(Continued, on page tea) ,I and three children. Sandy hes¢h.lflnard's Linlmeat Claes Rheumatllm

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Ionla slllulla sulssclllrllou wllv null -

The Gigantic Contest ls lfery Close; Someone is Going to Be llheud This Week; fliil it Be You ? - lt Gun Be for the Proper Effort This Week; flow for Your Climax,

JUST ONE WEEK.

This _big vote offer started this

morning and will end un' the very minute, 8 p. .rr.;. Saturday, June 20.

have been unable to cash their pro- like this and store up ll few mil- This is n very short time, csndi-i misss may `do it this lust week of lions of votes. dates, and you will hlavq to get right fylg votes. A great .many candl- out and work from the early morn-

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ing until la e at n g' you expec

ndmben gf their friends who would OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. to be crowned with this great honor.

like to hal ,them in the contest anvil ‘There is not a candidate in the

guardian but are unable -great contest but could be crowned

one year on account of In talkiag,~ with the candidates 'with this .great honor if they would

,work and various Saturday, we find that it is the make the best of their time this

week. Realize this, candidates, and ,work as you _have never worked be- fore. The honor is great, the prizes bllg, and you cannot afford now, on the very climax, to ,allow this hand- some prize to go to` some other per- son but yourself. Do your best.

DISTRICT NVMBER ONE

SUMMERBIDE.

Sterling l~lunter............. ..795,3ii0 May C, Murphy...... ..92,075 0I'}ARl»OTTE'l‘OWN.

l.urr.ell Hel-on .......2.il22,;60 Brent J. L. Garnllum... ....1,8i4,_ 00 Pearl Newsome... . .......812,065 gi G. Ho_g_g..._._.. . ....2,;D}_.g§ lla ' c an . ' "- "I .lin-..

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, June 12.--Amid frantic ap-

plause members left the Chamber of Deputies today. 'l`hc ministry of Alexandre Felix Ribot, which was formed only yesterday to succeed that of (Easton Doumergue, was de-

MINISTRY DEFEATED _

THE MEMBERS RESIGN

feated on a vote on the declaration of his policy and then given a vote of lack of confidence.

Premier lfibot and his ministers

innnediately picked up their port- folios ond left its chamber to pre- sent thcir resignation to President Polncaire.

COMMIT

(Canadian Press) ,

l.f)Nl)fl\`, June 12.-.lohu lied-

mond, Irish Nationalist lender, to- day declared war on the i-‘rovisional Committee of the Natioliulist Volun- teers, the majority of vrlloln, lie as- serts, are not supp-.>.='tel's of the Irish party, although the Provision- al Committee meeting in llulllin on June 10th, verbally ivcllzolncd Mr. ltedmond's co-operation. l`he Irish .\`ationalist Volunteer illovcmcnt fol- lowed with an invitation to each

REDMOND DOUBTS

TEE’S VIEWS

county to elect a representative to the Central (Iomrnittee. This action, Redmond interprets ns n refusal of the committee to accept his pro- posal tbat 25 representatives of the Irish party should bc added to the Conunittcc of Control. A meeting of the Irish Nationnlists was held in the House of Commons this after- noon. Subsequently lllr. Redmond issued a letter in which he stated the Volunteers refused his co-opera-

tion.

FOURTH REG

PARADE

IMENT T0 CHURCH

Yesterday morning there nag n ,that happy was the country that had parade of the Nos. 'l`hrec and Four no annals, That was noi; tl-ug; it wa* Batteries Of U10 P. I"-_ I. Hcavy\ ontradictory. There could be no np,- Bflgadc to St. James's Churzh, ional unity unless there was ,L no- where an impressive service was helll. I ional liistoryi and every great count.. There was n large congregation and ry that had over been known had ex- thc Rev. Dr. T. F. Fullerton preach-lpericnceli pangs of sudering, great cd an inspiring and thoughtful ser- sacrifices and overwhelming praise. mon. I “What is the good,” tile preacher

Dr._ Fullerton took ns his text sec- asked, “of our rnanhlirqd i'oll»,ly r..'.less

.0l?¢l'SHm“°I. 23;' 15: "And the three we are ready to consecrllté slI‘that

lfliflhty men broke through the Phil-,is best in us to the service of Him .lsfincs and drew 'water out of the with whom we have to dio? Y;ou may well of Bethlehem that was by the read the annals of every country and Iicate and took it and hroligilt it to You will find nothing- nobler than David! neverth:i~»-is in- would me’ this. It is H story of this kind that ‘Irlnk tI"""'-"lf I»‘1‘< Pour-li it. out nu- renders a nation great, that makes

to the Lord." Here, said the prelim.

IPF. I$h`0V had one of tho strikinl: .".n MIS of that most patriotic people, the llefbrew race. It had been said

n people invincible; and it is ‘because ,we have stories of this kind behind .UB that we are proud of our country, Yet the hour may come wh-en wh

must sound the demand for manhood

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OPTIONS. BOUGHT AND BOLD,

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2962-6-15Mli_.

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Rllfllify and strong development of .characterr the very reverse of weak- lings. `

"Manhood is the nation’! most val-

lllible 1158012. The raising of men, healthy, trained, cultured, religious, should he the aim of the Church and State alike, and Churclf and State should find the avenue by which they should converge to this high and noble end. If this is not the ideal of the Church, what service is it rendering manhood of today? If this is not the ideal of the State, of what value is our State concct- ion? The death of aspiration is the - death of manhood, and the death of' mnnhoorl means the end of progress. I appeal to you in the uniform of the King to remember that man is more than a bundle of nerves and muscles and bones; is lnore than three pounds of white and grey mat- Wl". called brain. He is a spiritual being in____tr_a.illi_ng__ for the unseen and

(Continued on page two)

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lady “ith three years experience as assistant hook-keeper would like position as assistant or take full charge in small office. Can use typewriter. flood pcnman. Apply to B.V.l:_ care of Guardian Office, Charlottetown. 2935-6-18M8i.

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sliced boat "\`ixen.""Is fitted up as run.abollt, _ has three folding back seats and cushions, engine is covered . over, has high- priced marine speedometer, autonzntic bailer and all speed fourteen miles, at-nts and floor crm bc taken 'out and trimmed up for racial, facing speed seventeen miles. Will sell at a bargain as I have larger boat and no use for this one. C, Leonard onmt. _ 2950-e-imtl. (‘L()SlNfI BOOT FACTORY IN June.-Will lease the building and plant for s tirm of years at a low rate. Plants consists of .boiler and engine, shaftfng, steam hsatin , sewerage, shoe machinery, dies, Taste, patt- erns, etc. If not leased at ones for

boot factory will lm for any other manufacturing. place il centrally located. well llllltcd- 'and would be ‘suitable for llieellaaicai work, repairing machinery. plumb- ing or any industry. Goff t Co.