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Sutiils pesire Oi Hon. James H. Cummis- Minister of Agriculture Has Sent an Official toi See Whether Loca lley’ wh” “as B°¢“iAWaY'_E“<lUil’ing into inspection is Now Sufficient-The House Discusses Bell Telephone fill* M°th°d5 Ol Malling Clllverts Bill and Grand Trnnk Branch Lines, including a Branch

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HON. JAMES H. CUMMISKEY.

Commissioner

of Public Works.

01"i'Aw.\,June 25-Special)--Tho Min-

ister of Agriculture is having the prepared

meat and packing business of Canada

looked into by an official of his depart-

ment to see whether the federal authori-

ties will have to takehold of the inspection or w hether provincial and municipal

supervision is sufficient.

The Department does not believe that

Chicago conditions exist anywhere in Canada.

However, after the report has been

received it may be found advisable to

to baint .lohn.

organise an inspecting system which will prevent Canadian manufacturers evar netting the reputation which Chicago meats now have.

In tho House this morning the Bell

telephone will was discussed.

Hon. Mr. Emmerson said au amend-

ment ofthe Goveniment would provide

the control of the Railway, Commission and the Commission would have authority

to compel the Bell, or any other Company

asking for it.

that the Bell Company would be under line toSt.. John was carried by a vote of

An exception would be made providing

the Bell is noirgiviugsatisfactory local or long distance service in a same town, village, or district.

In the afternoon Mr. Carveii's amend-

ment to the Grand Trunk Pacific branch line bill, enabling the Company to build a hranchliue from any point on the main

forty-five to thirty.

Mr. Emmerson opposed it, claiming that

the Company is already under the

l\‘°ii°l°i.€d the temperauce progress for the year, especially in the west where the

to give connection with another Company obligation to build from Chlpman to St.

John.

Hamilton, with me fo the different factories for making moulds for concrete tire piping.

lvislted two or three factories in

company with this gentleman, and came tothe conclusion I would purchase three sets of moulds, from Sawyer Massey Cn., of Hamilton, Nu I2; No. 18; No. 30.

These moulds wlllbe shipped immedl ately to Charlottetown. I may here state for the benefit ofthe pullc that these moulds ure very simple in design, and not 'stall what our people would calculate upon in operation and cost. I myself assisted in putting up one Iof- these moulds in the City of Hamilton, and endeavored to get all the information Ieould, not by theory, but by practice, an'lI nm sati=fled when the moulds

,Qccmedown hercinafew days, I can set ` .them up by myself without aid or Lemployment ot any expert, and I here- by submit a statement, which I have carefully collected about the manufacture and placing of the permanent concrete ,tiles .` After obtaining all the information I l could possibly get, respecting concrete tile piping,lfelt it my duty to look

HoN.JA\nts H. Cvmiisicnv, Commis-

sioner of Public Works, who arrived home on Saturday night, has been away 0" business oi' importance to this Province.

TBI question ol the proper mainten-

ance of the _roads is the most serious of all that the Commissioner has to consider, and it was for the purpose of acquiring knowledge riiirardlnil ll1lD\“°V€fl and permanent oalvsrtslforjroads that the Commissioner went away. The repair. of this trip are given out in the following -report made to Preinicr PeiArl:--

To Bon. .Ai'thur_ Peters, Plsarisr and President Di lEX¢0\1i»|"° Cduncil. - Dean Sm-In accordance with the Minute of Oohntli passed on the Hth day of June, recommending meta no to Ontario, and other provinces of the Dominion of Canada to make an enquiry and investigate to the fullest eatnnt, the nature of their perman- sm, Publis works, especially with respect to small culverts, I wish to inform you that! have proceeded to Ontario in ac- cordance with the instructions I received from your Government. when I arrived at Torcnt0. I Ualled °“ .tha Public Works ll:-partmeut and saw th, Ensihn,-, Deputy Minister of Public

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Sh0¢S . ' ' ~ Woolf wwf 1-'riia _is

~ _ fr %i-im ' . th highest rice ever paid

O and ») 0° P io: wool in this econ 35c

._~ ~‘- gi;-';f°°“i‘ °l“°8%°°R#:%,|"f:$g:?" j, ' . eneral dry goods, clothing,

i Works, and informed him of the nature my business coming to Toronto.

.Province of Ontario.

Whitney, Leader of the Government. < Ontario. Ile received me very courteous

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gave instructions to him to give ine al information, books. papers and Pla” \`°

province.

found out from the Deputy

I then ‘ Minister, Mr.'iCnmpbeli that no uioulfis could be procured for idle Dlllilltl nearer than Iiamllton. Immediately then Premier Whitney telegraphed to Hou. J. T. Hendricks of Hamilton, a meinl>¢\'0f l s government, to meet me at the Royal `;otel, ilamilton, and give me all the necessnay information. l" "» l’“Sl“°93 WW' respecting the mnnufncturc of the piplnk for di-ainnire.

In this connection i wish to tender IHY

A mmnks publicly to Premier Whitney for his courteousncss and kindness to me on my first visit to his capital. Hon. M. liendricks niet me, nccordinil '90 D\'°Vl°“5 arraiiueincnts, and sent the Secretary of pur,)|,, Works-W. C. Brennan, of

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I may here state with the greatest

thanks I could possibly give that the

p of

permanent concrete tile oulverts in the

Afterwards I called upon Premier

ly, and when I informed him of the nature of my business, he sent for the De ut Minister of Public Workiiv Bild

specting permanent public works in their

into the matter of steel bridges, their dimensions and sorts, and I called upon the firm of W. P. McNeiil8c Co., New Glasgow, who kindly showed me all through their works, and gave me a catalogue of prices of bridges, ranging from 33 feet in length up-and also furnished me with quite a numberof plans in blue print, of the various public struoturesilcarried out by them for a numberof years. These plans which I .have with me, will he of immense advan- tage to the Public Works Department in future.

Deputy Minister gave me all the infor mation possible with nil copies and plan of numerous ublic works in the shape

J AMns H, Cusimsiu-iv, ` Commissioner of Public Works.

Concrete tiles are now being largely

used throughout the province of Ontario, for small culverfs. When properly made

greatest satisfaction. and rarely is there any complaint resardlns them- They are not seriously affected by f\'0Si2~ IP

Nova Scotia

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concrete tile culverts have given the

mixed, and inatithey are not too small

thedeptii of the side drains below graced roadway, na it is iieecseary there should be a font of earth over pipe. It is not desirable to use pipe than 18 inches in diameter, if

lea

lines of pipe may, an nn alternative laid side by side.

they are liable to be stopped up.

culverts has become in numerou

purposes. In some cases as much as lin or two' thirds- of the grant from th general funds is absorbed in thie way,

matter ot from $1,000 to $2,000

halfadozenareneeded to each mile o road of proper drainage is provided. B

permanent concrete culverts, thus annu

out.

The making of concrete tile for cuiver

is not a difficult matter, and can

selves.

Just such a number of pipes a

are actually required are menu

are inexpensive, and the pipe may be

cylinders, the larger hinged, the smaller a, spring cylinder; bottom and top riugs;and‘ a tampingircn. The one cylinder forinlnn ‘a core, sets inside the other, leaving 0]

thickness of the finished concrete pipe.

In the c g y r.

shell is cut into two pai-ts with hinges on one edge, and latches on the other Bot- tom and top rings shape the bell and

R spigot ends of the pipe. The two cylinders, states that he is confident the children

' d, h nc‘ a not dead and that the will be turned

withjoint flush, are set on en lt eo centrally inside the other, and on the bottom ring, which in turn rests on a

firm board bottom. The concrete made of get through :and he intends to start on

Made ‘t “ent““e° the casein earnest.

first class cement, and clean, screened gravel, in the proportion of one of cement

into the space or mold between the two

0 A A K T“’,‘§§,'lFf¢,w‘f*'i6°r°lpl|li'wi°i V . lb.-giving you a cliotrfde of

the Nobby Tour- _V-n gpnuaai:-'run ..,q_2;i.,“.E€ In the cry at present. Youll . a Pmm 8; C°___,8dt,,,f

At moderate &" ‘$3 ‘l;`gl‘:'2. "“'» willfi dui prettiest ti a -. ”

_ ,;,§§@,;,°§2,f~»-;,§g§, M&‘;,°w;t_ww;“ °'“~‘; iei\aeiTollQ?:o¢.

prices. I 0' ' Keep me .-iieiem rmir me

gf' p _ ., U A . S Groceries 5p.c. discount on gro-

The construction and repair of wooden

B Aunsnsr, J une25.-(Special)-A severe

wwnglilpg, 3, 315|-l0\|5.dra||\ upqn the 8lBtii»l'lcitl Biorm passed Ove!" Cumberland yearly appropriation available for r°i\<l,iasr evening causing one death and

expenditures can be almost wholly wiped

some nruniclpalliirslhcy have been ii 1

useicr from Ili to IB years withoutl renewal and etlil appear to been good an when flrstluid. Among the chief points

to observe are that they shall be made of good materials, the concrete carefully

The size is controlled to some extent by ‘ »

the °"'

that `

"’_j‘Lightning Destroys Some "‘“' Buildinizs, Kills One Man,

situation will permit, but two suinllcr

'°" Stuns Another

The ubiection to i\ small pipe is that '

'I destroyiugseveral buildings.

3 The Orange hail on Therrlet Road was

struck, and Ezra Stack, miner, who was

The number of these culverts on standing in the doorway. was instantly

country roads varies greatly. Ordlnariiy kmed_

I Another man near was stunned and is

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replacing these as rcquired with “tl ““°°“s° °“°'

A BAD BRUISE.

Often causes a good deal of froubi--,

,A The best cure is a prompt application uf

Nerviline which instantly stops the pain,

b° prevents swelling, removes all blackness

undertaken by the municipalities them-

and discoloration. Nerviline in antiseptic -prevents blood poisoning. No liniment

Manvsvinus, N.B., J une 25-(Spi‘oiai)-

In the Conference today Rev Dr Chown

A resolution was passed expressing

confidence in Dr Chown and niemoralizing

the General Conference to continue thc, department of whieh he is the head.

The report of the committee on the

state of work called forth dlscusslo

y THE ME'l`,HODl,Sf'l` N CONFERENCE

|Deals With Temperance Work, Prohibition and Church Union--Dr. Chown Reports

Awakened Conscience on the Liquor Traffic in Ahe West

urging the necessity of still greater diligence in promoting the work oi the church.

A resolution was passed unanimously

ex rossin satisfaction with th ect

D K e prosp

Publi” °°“s°l°“°° W” ming ““"'k°“°d' -of Church Union and with the action of

3° ml” °l‘¢°\"‘ll'°d bl’ l>l'0Rl‘¢Sl 0| l the Joint Committee of the Presbyterian

prohibition in Prince Edward island. ` General Assembly on the question.

At the afternoon session it was decided to hold thc next Conference it St. Stephen.

Anlmpresslve service was held in the

evening when two candidates, Hugh

5¢l'CR'

n I Miller and George Ayers, were ordained.

HEAVY SLNTLNEL

June term ofthe Supreme Court bel

during the absence of the owner lu

the crime was committed.

‘recognised her assailant and t-he jury -returned a verdict of guilty, and his,

lordship gave him a life sentence.

found uullty and sentenced to 14 years.

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winter, and when he was arrested gov false account of where he spent the nigh

was then tried for housebreaking an

AHEHBISHUP

Bmnosrowu, N. S;, June 25-At thrc; Rev. D- of Hanfax

is thi k, h f h K s.

ere ewes t soaseo t e ing ve was Named the Pope

Lucaw, a charge of rape was tried. Tli defendant isecolcred lad appearing to benot more than 18 years old. The Yesterday evidence showed that he had previously

broken into the dwelling house '"_`

Halifax to be Archbishop of Halifax.

The victim of his heinous misconduct Hulux June 25_(specm)_Dr Mc

fomriy is Rector or sr Marys perish.

clergy and iaity alike.

IS APPUINTEU

8 Roms, June 25-(Special)-Pope Pius t today appointed Rev E. J. McCarthy of

e Hs was born in this city and is 58years d of age, amau of great literary abiiity,a

mmibie speaker sua an indemrrgatie worker,heldin thh highest esteem by

/LAGTATED F000

NIGHT Bl WULVES For Babyin Hot lileather

so strong, sopeuatratiag, so swift to de~

5 stroy pa n. ou misss lot of comfort by - not using Poisnu’s Nerviline. For nearly

Mom,-ed: the implement; ,-eqgired fifty years it`lms been the standard family

lin ment of Canada.

made by the municipality for actual oust. °"

which, after a little experience can be

reduced toa very small amount.

The outfit required consists ol two?

space between' the two equal to tho' ____

ase of the lar er cliude the' `l&oiw1'cN, June 24-A W Bi-lyes

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tcthrse ol gravel, is then taiupcd firmly , . S

cylinders. Tlie concrete is allowed tel

stand in the mould fora short time, when I ,Y

the cylinders are removed; the outer and

loo our Cmlaloje for larger cylinder by nniastcnlng theiilamrs, ,

d' 'wi ing th hell open on its inges; A P _

lr vnu" M mln' tile fungi? cylindail by removing the , C

futeainml. so as to allow tho edges to nn. ““,“¢m..., . 0 ll n l r a S again overlap, returning to the shape of a Q an “I” I

25,000 IN STOCK

All beautiful views of CHARLOTTETOWN

and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

Alll STILL ALIVL

returned on Saturday from Bayfield, where he says he has been working on the Creamer children mystery. lie

re y up alive. He says he intends to wait until all of those at present searching

garpeta and furniture, at

Grocery and Fruit t r Queen Bt. next to Stevensoira Tia Store

CALUMI-11', Mich,, June 25-Isaiah

Blythe, of Mass city., had a thrilling experience the other nlghtin the forest fhstness of Ontonagon county, where hs sat all night with a pack of howling wolves beneath. In company with Di' W B Hanna, and Tom Wilcox, Blythe went on a fishing trip Saturday niizhi. Dr Hanna and \Viicox became separated from Blythe and returned home without him, thlnkinizhia would follow. When it was learned that Blythe had not returned home his friends became alarmed and organized searching parties.

Blythe was eventually found, afterhe had passed an entire night ln a swaying treetop aboveapack of hungry wolves. I-Ie had lost his way in the woods.

LIGHT WEIGHT i1‘i<}L'l‘S-Splendid line of hot weather Felt Hats here to

negieege wear tennis. boating etc. $125.

select from. Stylish nlocks in Pearl . g Grey, State Fawn, Beaver, cfc and a line Y0ilI‘ W00i 20 H8. We arc Biwnys pre- ,of English Crushers-an ideal hat for P8l'€d L0 glV¢ flight!! pilcea in Cash

Baby's health, growth and life depend

upon its food and dieting during the hot. weather. Stale, deintarl and diseased eow’s ml k, means death or the lit le one Poor, acauty and unnealtny nieost milk

depresses baby's vitality and strength. Al these foods are producers oi deadly

plholera infantum, dysentery and diarr- oes. Darinu the hot weather, wise mothers

feed their babies on health giving LACTATED FOOD which increases vitality, flesh, hone and muscle. Thous-

ands of our best physicians daily recom- mend the use o .ACTATED FOOD. Try it, dear mother, ifyou are anxious about your lmby'e welfare and growth. Ask your druggist forit;one trial will

Don't make any mistake we are

giving 35cts a pound for good wash- ed wool, in exchange for ready made clothing and general dry goods. You can select your wants in these lines from a complete and up-to-date stock, and at prices which are well known to be most reasonable Brin

or trade. M. Traiuor & Co.

Prowse Bros. Ltd. tad ll.

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50 cents.

p CI-IINAWARE &c., &c.

m B'Give ua a cell.

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A Prince Edward island

Nothing iner in this line published inAM-

ERICA, 6o View Books 25 cents, 15° View Boooks

Also a‘ great variety of SOUVENIRS in

CARTER Q. . C0., Li`D.,

Opp. New Market, Queen St. Booksellers, &c.

convince you ot its worth. -

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