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-BIEDA YESTERDAY

Laurier and Borden Pay Tributes _io His Mem- or_y- Division on Autonomy Bill Taken This "Morning, Sliows Eighty-One ” Maiolity. A

0rrA\vA, May 3-(Special)-The Scnntol Lender Borden followed Sir Wilfrid I, niet today End Ill: 011110 ll-djollrned out of_ ln paylngii tribute to Mr. Sutherland.

, .

" The Autonomy .Bill debate will be ended

,-mirror to the memory of Hon. Jinnos

Sutherland. ,

When the Commons assembleil Sir Wil- frid Lnurier rose and paid ii. glowing trib-

iitc to the dead `Minlster. ,f& --_-w

ip.;- _“. _ i

`~ iff- .Ai ;__-f~~ "§\_-ln'

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f / w" /I4 \t\

L.\'l`l~} IION. JAMES SUTHERLANI),

I)t-ceased. Minister of Public `\Vorks for t`niinda and Member for North Oxford, aged 56 years.

<4,/5 ,

, The division on Mr.lioi'den`siifiiendniciit

to the Autnnoiny lliil was ll() to 59. I

The Prunilei' wept bitterly when speak-| ing of tlils man who was u. close personal f

friend of his own. |

"sh>liiEi§iE°Eouizr`fi

Auiirgiiment on an application for ii new trinl in the case of Mcliiiine vs. i~`ni-iiulinrsoii was before the full euurt ,vestei-diiy. ln this case ii verdict was |rivi~nfor the defendant in Jiinuiiry last and the plaintiff applied to have this verdict set aside _on the ground thiit it wiiseoiitriiry to the evidence. A new riiil was ordered.

li. Melilnnoii for I’laiiitiIl`. '

ti..tiaudet for Defendiiiit..

srcrioii or DAM Biowii UP

lliit:i<si‘oii.'i‘, Me., May l.-l\'ews was

l»i-iriipght--.iii this inornlng that a 10 font- set-lion of the dam at the outlet of Laki- .\lainoosuok, in Orland, had liven blown “Dbyilyiiaiiiite some time during the tltly, Sunday.

lflerlcy, and Leonard.

ainendinent was Leighton McCarthy.

Some time during the early hours of the

H011. Mr. :Fitzpatrick opened the <lay‘s

tnlk and spoke for three hours.

.iiiii Piiiiiiisiiit suniiii iiiiiii -

, iwiiniiniicit iii _ii._ii.i:iiiiiii

ury out' 'Eight 'Hours .and Took Place ,Yesterday After'-`

' ' ' ' noon at His Office. P.E. I. be

Still ,Deliberating-Prisoner Bears up Well-

N1~:w_Yoiu<, May 3-(Special)-The jury

in the Nan Patterson ease retlwd at three o`eloek today and up till eleven 0'el0ek to- ight were still deliherntlng. The prisoner bears up wonderfully but

is evidently iiear the limit other endur-

, , uiice and slipiild the verdietbe against ber "‘°""l"Y‘ ‘ she will probably collapse.

The interest. is intense around court

ro ' ~ ' '

om. Jui ois hn.\ e sent. out several times

"0 Wil* f0ll0“'U<l by NF- lfllfker bf for further information on certain points

[_]ainllt.oii, who lind the iloor up till len o`eloek and \v1\sl`ii|lo\veil by Mr, Stockton of St. John, wholiit inidiiiglit is still speaking. The division will be lute.

\Vooi>s'i'oi'K, liliiy *ii t5peeial.l-lion.

.l_nnies Siit-herliiiiil, Minister of l’ii|ilic \V0rks, died at`t\\'o o`eloi‘k lliisiiI'lci'|io<.n I at his own home here. ,

lie had been ill for about a year and

was for several riioiitlisnwny in sciireh of health. Iliiring the past week helins

failed rapidly.

LA'I'l§lt

'l`lie Coiisei'riiti\'es \vlio voted iigiilnst. the iiineiidnient were Tlioinpson, Lewis,” Biiliiisgloii, \Vort»liliigLoii, Bergeron, Monk, Murine, Forget, Pringle, Paqiiet, Ames,

The only Liberal who voted for the

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W. R. Wooi.Ni-:a` is still reported I

lserinusly ill. _

Miss liunge, Ch.’l`o'ii n was registered at

the Vietorhi, St.. John, 'i`uesi.lay. -

Tlii-: express with foreign mail did not

arrive till a i|\iiii'ter past. twelve last.

night-.

A vi-:Rv inl.cre.~.tii_i|.: and i~n,ioyiible con-

ceit \\i\s givcii last niglit. by the pupils of

St, .loseph`s Coiivciit.. _

ltev. C. W. l-Iiiiiiiltoii. president. of the

N. ll. and 1'. bl. Island Mt-tliodist Confer- ence, and ltev. G. M. Young, secret-iiry,

lettycstci-iliiy for (,‘lnn'lottet,own to iir- U _ _

Toronto; 1*). l\IeI)oni\ld, Metlieun; (reorg- iiin C. Moore, Cardi;;iin; John lt. Foriiii,

range Ioi"lln~. mi-etiiig ol' the ronfcreiiee there in June.-St. .lolin 'l`i-lcp,'i'iipli, 3rd.

llilillllliliiiii iii

AN lXPlllSlllN

LAi~iiAmii-:, May 3.-tSpceial.)-Joiiepli Forgues and Joseph llufort were instant-

ly killed and l"rnneis Cliartiind seriously iniured to-day as the result of the burst- ing of one of the ovens of the Laprairie

’resscd Brick and Terra Cotta Company. Both leave widows and fuuiilies. 'l`lie

explosion was due to an accumulation of gas.

Rnvnni-1 - Miss Ethel Gllkey, New

York; John Murtriet Phil; Loraine West-

ford, Biiithlo; Michael MeGougli, lieiir ltiver; Thos Nichols, Elliott.s;Mrs Ii. Nieliolsoii, do; Bruce McEwen, Morell;

l`lins S. Me-Griith, Morell J. W. Heseltiiic

\Vheatley River; J. MeCo\ibrey,

liiistiooville; J. P. Cunninghain, Alberton;

U. G. lloward, Noith River; Wn_i Conroy. <;lty;,_ W. E. Wood, Suinmerside, Thus

Doyle, Rustieo;II. Kitclien, Montague.

Qiimis- Dr. Kirkpatrick, Mont-real; P,

W. Grady, St. Tlioinas; liaggcd Hero Co;

lt..l“. llui‘st,St -Iohii; .-\. I". l\'li:Artl\iir,

A |herton;(ieo. Forbes, Vernon River; li. E. Elias, Str. Snel; 1'). J. Moffatt, New Glas-

gnw;'1‘lios. Ti-iiilior, Albany; \‘\'. Canpiay, Toronto; E. J. Clarke, ()rwell; E. Blake. rio; Murdock McLean, North VVilt-sliir.-.;

. W. Uiiinillou, St. John; (S. Fraiilc Bei-r,

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W. U. l\Ii'imA\', tiiiiieml l‘la-it0l‘l1 R0l\l'L‘-` L

si'ntative, lil \\'. tiilli-tl t.`o`_\'., l.tri.“, 'l‘or- onto, i'et.urin~d to thi: city last- niglit after

DIED

tliree days di‘ivi-. east as fin' as Montagiie. llc ri-ports the roads in ii tei‘i'il»l"e""'eQ,iid‘l- tion iinil his hiirsi' liiiil ii hard time. Mr. ltluri-ay reports liiisiiicss for his Uonipuny up to the avci'iigl this spring. The sale of Royal Yeast, Gillelt's Iiye iinil (iilletts t`ri~iiiii 'I`nrti\r are still as large as ever.

At (lliiirlottrtowii, on Wednesday, Mny

iird, Mary ()`Iirii~.n, aired 72:

[Funeral at 8.t5 Friday morning from

Miss Friisers, King Street to St. Dun-

stun`s Cathuliiil, tlicnee tothe R. (J. (Jem

eti-i'_v here. .

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Rihanna: nuns :¢¢»u¢nnu»¢l|nnu|»u»n»v|»iunnH»'lMv_|u»v|~¥|¥_h~5FC

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Peas for 1905.

Best

weet

When buying seeds, it is always best to get them from those who have

the greatest ex periencé.

Now when we talk about SWEET PEAS, W€ l¢i10W What We HW talking

about. We’ have made our selections when seeingthem grow andf rom varieties

that have taken

the foremost mul: in the leading Sweet Pea Exhibitions in

England and America. ‘ VVe will not burden you with too many kinds to select -from but will show you the very choicest and iincst selection of colors includ-

) , , _

ing the grand new varieties for this year. _ - »

Before ordering ask for our Sweet P62 liS¢-

iiiisziiizii ii iviooiit, s~~~y-ide.

Chdrlottetcw n.

' Railway-An I nquest ,,,

eiire ii tenin and took nieiins to do so.

grew weaker and lay his head on the desk

and Drs. Johnson and Warburton were also lia.-.‘t.ily suminoneil and were on the .~ipotr|iilekl_v. _ `

iStewiirt., was married to ri. diiiigliter of

'Will be Held this t

Evening.

Many citizens were shoe-ked yesterday

itfternoon nt the news of the siidflen death of llohert I). Collin, time keeper' in the Meifliiinienl Iieliiirtiiieiit of the l’. E. I. Railway, which took plnee at his otliee in U10 lbiilwny Stores Departinent about four ifizloeli.

The ileceiised who lind compln.iiied since

Sunday of not being in the best of lieiiltli mr came to wnrkfatfliis otllce _vesterday after- ye

noon nbont lnilf past two o`i-liiek. A few inlnutrs after he eompliiiiii-il of a pain in the head and 9. feeling of nunibiiess iii his

with him in the otllceiit the time telep- lioneil to Dr. Uiirriitliers brit. the latter was not ln town. Mr. Godin was appnreiitly not seriously ill and wished Mr. Mohr-od to ueconipnny hiin walking tp his home. Mr'. McLeod however tlioiiglit best to pro-

Before ii. eon\'eyiii\i'c iiri'ivi-d deceased

where he was sented and in a fcw mo- m

Just. at this time Mr. Chappell .arrived

Froin three o clock till nearly half past

four all worked streinioiisly to iniiintain

the vital spark Init their etl`e<'.ts were in- P etI`eetlve and hope was at lust ulmniloned.

'l`lie dei-.eased had been subject for Q’

several years to epilepsy and to this was his death attributed hy the physicians. lie had been taking heiidaelie powders for several days nnd ns tlii‘ri~ were inrlieatioiis of nai'eol_ie poisoning an inquest. will be

held to-night by Coroner l)i‘. McNeill.

The late Mr. Collin entered upon his

position on the P. E, l. Ii. in 1898. Pi e- vioiis to that time he had been employed for sonic years with the lute Gliiirlos Itohertsoii, iiie-i‘ivlinnt tailor. Iio was a gentleman of quiet, nnassuiiiiiii.; liiibits and one of the inost faithful of public ofli- elals. Iii il posit-ioii rendering it dlfllciilt to give satisfaetioii to the men of the de- pnrtiiieiit and to dojustiee to the govern- incnt he won the esteem of both and the gympntlfy riho\\'ii yesti~i'driy hy the oni- ployees evinced the hitrh position he held

in their regard.

Mr. Collin, who \vas it native of Mount

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the late lion. ll. .l. tiallhcck, who siirvivcs him and t.o wlioin inaiiy will extend iieiirt- felt synipntliy. He was ii cousin of Henry Collin, Cnr l"oreiiiai\ l’. Ii. I. lt. and has nunierous other relatives in town and Uountry.

An ii.utopsy,will be iuude by Drs. John son and Wariiiii't-oii rind thejury forthe inquest in Police Court at seven to-night. time Alex. ilurne, forciniin, I". Perkins, \V. F. '1`idiniii'sh, John Mclicod, Norninii J. Cs.mpl>i_-,ll, Micliiicl llviiiiessy, John Satin di.-rs.

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Iron-Ox Tablets are for sale at tho

Ap0tlie('i\rli~s Ilall. 7dtf

Ni-;\v Mii.i.ix|-:nv 1 ` 'l`\\'o liig Cases

New Eiiglisli ll.-its -opeiiiin; to-day.- Moore 8: Mi-I.eod. 4 d li

EE HER-E EM

For comfort and wear be

sure and get the

“Slater Slime”

We have them in ladies',

gents’, boys’ and youths'

1¢‘»2.5o,1i3.oo, $3.50, $?~4.co,$5.oo.

Also the

An Shui t

for ladies. `

` This is high' class shoe-

makingi $2-001 $250! $3'o0i

$3-50, $400-

SGUFF BROS.,

Sole Agents.

S'llilNBE -.SHIT

ST. JOHN May .3-(bpeclal)- I he yacht

ronet bearlngu party oft\\'i-nt.y»fou r niein

i 1 ~ - , .

feet.

Sonierleii McLeod who was the only one

As anii0lIni'ed in Tlie tiiinrriiaii some A I \I__\_)\`___`tmh__L __l- “___ Vni __ oiiths ii fo th* (II l': IC: ` , ' " ' ‘ ,I "` ' 5 " ` U G to extl;nd ‘:lcil_nI:;:__ll_Z;N ur_|_)ln];I`0_‘;'Lf;_ Coiniii¢~ri'iiil College iniid_e ii verbntliii re- _(lu, h,w_\,i(__c_ which up thu m___sL___Lh__s port, of the spot-elm iii-|i\~<-r-¢_il by A. I.. --- . gn c0,,|\,,u.1 to C|,,,_,.|,,,,cw,,,,,_ m,,,,.,_|,e l_"'“‘”_°"' M'_L‘ _A_" '" we ¥"~`H""l“l"'° ‘\~“‘ \Vii.ni'ii'i'oN, Oklii., April 30.-Thirteen tire Pr0v`i|“;¢,_ 50"' ’l-V l"_”l l"l‘l_"~" "‘e""'Pf- MV' M* ininers were eiitiiinbed rind probably klll- II.C.Creiglito|i,Siiperiiiti-iiileiit,Li'Huron Adm" hd" IWC". In uuumhuwv m'“\_'0w', “‘l,_|,’-V 'U' “X|‘l‘”"i0" '~""'|-V “"1"-V i" "he

li-iiiitni Route Aireiit. and l.. llnrolil. N. “‘"“?d l-rollvlrlz ml only “mf “mum” ‘ln I Mi"""°‘"`i» K'"l‘*"~“ "55 T'~`x“" (<"0"lC0“1I’“".Y'3 iglt-y_ _\________L______ _mute __\w_m__ cmnu ___ {:r_e_y£:J:_|_i.__iT__ rr_.~;___e_|_i_r_.:_._i_i_i_<'e __l._p_e\\_'__ mine iiear \\'il|n_irton. 'i`heir bodies may ,,ci|_ cstm.(|n i .-ll ._ - - _ ` ' ' ' ~ ‘ ` ‘U `.iiotlie i'ci'o\'ei'er l'orsevi-riildiiys.

,.o,.i,l”Y,uyHL,_vel_ul |.|.lllcl_v'l|\'\L_'illll _t_]£_; iililyigooil work apd s|ieiiks well 'for liirtli ___

0 Ulllilrtb I‘||,lI\vay ling p_\|,||l,]i3\|{ng n_h` ‘lc"\(|""! ‘UN the I "lo" ('U"]""`“Tml il'

. . . _ Lolliipe

eneies and instriietineg those who will ' _

ko eliarge. ’

he new odices will be at North Wilt- _W re, llunter liiver, liriulalliiiiie, Eincr- ____ T0“°NTui Mily `|"“F“i" “'l"l‘ “ mu

gd June-tion, Freetoivn Kensiu ton,l _ . “I _ liirrhi-rti-inperature.‘ _ r u 0. M

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l\]8l\l5 \V&S ll\'lCOI’ISClOllS. O'

be en

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shi

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rin be

Anil ei\n`t [Jet a suit. niutle for a inoiith l"

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ISLANDER WEDDED visii si. iiiiii You'i'iii=uL BRiDE

ANIUIN EXPRESS .,;r.;.€.ii“::z.::‘i:.1f‘::5..:"‘.:‘i.';:t ‘:;::;1f"::§;;if PADEHEWSKI inrfwvfv- ,

l\.i\i~-i on it t urn this niornin;_

' Vii"i'onl.\ - ll. N. Liiigli-v, St. John. l.' };.._<»|».,N_ MM- 1__,]g,,,,ce p,,_d,__,_c“,Nki

" li. liiiloiiiiui, ilo;tiro. L.Ilolli\Ii1|. MOlll»fl‘i\l1 who hii.‘.i been i~\il’ti'ri|i|g froni nervous “

J. J. I.<iiison, ilu: l’. T. lliiliion, ilu; \\`lll sho(-ky ui, _eo fm- I-pl-,,\-,.|-cd thm, he upmng. aril Kitirlii-i I"|'eilei‘ie-tori; lloriii-i: ll. lieer, 0,] , - ,-. Lin . f . _\'¢“» York ,O

‘» ti lea t this _y oi

S'Siilc; H, Dciiiiisoxi, Mo|iti'eiil; _Mi's. .l. n;g|W_

”*' ' Mulleiin, .\'oiiri.~.; tl. R. l\Ionloiiiei'_\'. Mur-

' riiy lIarhniii'; _\. li, I{enni-ily, Tin-onto, i-e-------

` L; ‘ ()'I"i.\w.\, April .l0.-John lliinii. ilooi-

= -_"d M1' - ~l » ’ ' .

Il_|`l,:,;I_$lBT(;0n\“cllY_mK6;1__L0f__0E§',igM:_2__ kat-pi.r of _the .~<-iint_ekfor__ Iiti _y_en_rs, died 'i'iii~: 'i'r:.\ii»rt\>_.~.'r\iiir:.

L Su._“.m.t_ M0n,"_ SL ].l_lcl,s_ Bmw \_<;i_i_i__.i__stiiZ i___o___3_»._i;_ii lit; Mild \\'-‘iitlicr prevailedyesli-i~ilii)._ .

lvcr, Souris, Cardigan, tletirgr-(Orr-1| U’ 0 ` U ` "` ‘ U ° ‘ "

. . ' `z ' I ll. - __,_____

Applications have been niade for Pmh "mm m - -_ ..

lici' olllees and tl > ‘o I- ' II tl. -ll ' etions are |ilcnseilHittl)ltllyeL i:<Il\\'iiilit-iii.;ili CHICAGO MARKETs:`M.' - ~ f _ liicli will in futiire be all'orded tlielii. *

At Siiininerside an nptoivn uflli-e .--- Ciiiwtuo, May It -- (Special) --

ill be estnblislied iii addition to thc ) _ _ __ __ I, _ _ Mny Corn ~ll`i,li July Corn 'INA e atthe stiition./\ free delivery will also l "m"j Amy l'_('ef""'"| ,Hm'“_'l mic’ “ Wheat Nil! “ Wheat. 9;:

has iid\ istd the foreign otiiec that 0\\ ing , 11%

started as in tlliiirlottetown. The U ' .. ' ` _ " Pork $lZ..2U “ 5

' th ~itiiin of .i 'i\'i\ti-

otlicraiceiits at tin- new otllei-s will he l‘"l'i`q""S"'m"‘”r E 1"' 4 In

G stmiml u 0 um ,hom )|u___`_ , citizi-ii. lii-hiisi iiei-i>pt.i"l t.l_n-. |,:i'ai|il_i-i~i»ss

K n x U ifthe -gion uf hotiiir which the l-i‘cn<~li _,

It is 4-rpecteil tlrit t~verylliiiii,; will he ` _/A ' ` ' (

` ~ ‘ - ~ . . ' hs colds honrsencss iinu othe . , _ - _ , __ 'fo ~riiinenl .sonic tiine iigo licstii\\i-d ‘ ou; _" ‘ _ ‘ _

_ “0\|\\"/1 0l"|°\ 'I' “l’U“l’ Um “ cd” Trpgn Surri-tiirv lliiv iind hiinsell. i throat ailments are quickly relieved by "mc or ]""”' - ` ` Vii|io»(lresoleii<' tablets, ten Cents per box

iiN0 Wm 1-----» M1 '"\~i=i=i-‘t»~-

--~ HALIFAX SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE

M K »(, _m,{;\l_m,` siivli griiiid iesults last veiir, that we nrt-

lmt`s what iiiiiiiy a lady says-:i.iiil that’.~ -_ ()‘i"i‘Aw,\, 1\I:iy 1.- ne oiixi ' ‘ ` _ __ ' '_ ‘ I ] .

~ v- . » ' “ I 'J ' ""i"‘..i '.` .N "i`. _|iisth\\'lii-ri: our biiit llrpiirtiiieiit is ready were livro toilny ll11\'\Hi-iii ‘fU“l"""""" “ 'll' m H ml HU” WI" “M H " H "M, H

» - » - . liuv 'oiii‘ scvd from .l. .l. tray & Son

ln-lpyou! Colne. in, sue if we haven‘t sonieol tin- ,\o\'ii. Scotia rcpresi-ntiili\c.~ __ ~ -'Y _ - ‘

P . lmthmoule UHIW Hum-,N “ml ihero is none better and very few ns

\0 \’l’\`.l' thin f 'ou ii 'C I. in ri- 'tri ‘ ' 1 - - , $8 T1 up 2’ 5 L I ' "ioiitl{i‘\\'i-stei'i\ road 'l`lii-v wn.nt to riin in lwml' P' 5- A *“""l""'“" ‘“°'l¢‘"*'d 2 ll’-"

' ' - ~ ` l st week for his own lnntin .Ile hail our

Moiilti-I & Mi'I.i~:0D. \vii.i'd to .\Iilton, \\'liili~. tlierizlaro str-i>n;_; " I’ il _

-l rl li 1‘L‘pi'i~st‘iit'itiOiis tu ki-vp In-ziri~i~ thi- shore. “"'l l""' -l'*""" 21" In &“` 3"

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EVEIQGREEN »,i l .

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'l`o quickly secure a pcriiianeiit rich green grassy cuipct, sow our Evergreen Mixture

It is the purest, cleanest and lieavivst l.nwii Grass Seed oiiered. No weed seed. A beautifu lawn can be had in six or eight weeks by sowing this mixture. Quantity required per acre (4,340 square yards) 80 lbs.; or for ii plot 2ox2o feet. i lb, 1‘cr lb. 25c ; postpaid goc ; io lbs. $2.20. postpaid $2.70. _ ' ` '

Our Lawn Grass Seed is American grown. The di_i`feieiit grasses composing the

Mixture are imported separately and blended in thc proportions and after the formula of a celebrated American Lawn Mower.

On§ ‘nearly all lawns there :ire unsightly bare spots under the shade of tiees, which

have bafilcd all efforts to get into grass. but with this mixture there need be no further difficulty. It is ri combiiizitlon of fine. dwarf-growing, evergreen varieties. hardy, and will stand a iongscasoii ot dry weather. '1`l.e ground for fi new lawn should be a rich mellow soil. perfectly free from weeds. Sow the Seedas early in the Spring asposslblc. roll the ground perfectly level ; the grass should he cut often, and never allowed to attain a length of over three inches. ' _

CARTER & Co-, Limited,

¢..an»‘~_¢¢-was

Police ol Lynn Investigating the Matter Be-

rs`of the Holy (ihost_iind lfsseet rc-ni:h~

St. John today, leaking and will lay up _

rre airs. _ _ . ' ° ' i _ Thepmeuibersnreon an cxeiirsioniinil

ay hold meetings Iiere. »

Marriage. . _

A ` LYNN, MayIl--(Spr~eial)~'l`he polivi-are i l`ii-fairies his mission work Wyatt is ii.

iiiwstigiitiiig the inarriiigr- of liissie tlotliing siilerinaii and is now living with __ .. _ V .

Iraslt, said to be only thlrti-en years old, his \\ ite nt ’5\\'iinipsCotl. l

i0 .Iolin llenry Wyatt, t\'uperiiiti~iidciit of f llis \\'ife`s parents are satisfied with the

____ linniannel Mission in l.yiin, wliiirli niar»_ niiirriage but the police are interested

riiige waspei"l'u1'|i|ei| on April lrith. " |,,»¢“\|,,¢ [hc }i,.c,,s,, ,ms not taken (JUL

(lAi\ii‘i~:i.i.'i'i».\' May Il-(Special)-A miin Wyiltt is forty years old and cornea whcw U___l___m__ ______mcH_

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