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WINNIPEG J“"" 8"Y5P"°l“Y/-The BUFFALO, Jnnc s-(special)-'Ac ' Piucsoun’ ISLE ivie .nine a_
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glnygbuld crop repor con nues p ,Then Man And woman were thu aynuxigdconfergnce of the Iiducat- _(Special)-Thgxhre which ravaged 1.15
ion o c ren, ev. C. W.`S inlner, town last nigt' was cxtlngulshudi A-
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°m° 0 0 0 HS 011. all One hundred and twenty~flve build.
°°°‘ “wht” °’° l”°"°“‘°g tY“`°““h' RPI)liY<6 F0f` I/ICB address 011 the effect' of play in the -ings were' destroyed. the estimated
du; the west, but tlhis slight check development of children, said play is loss being $250
Ph” "Ups is an mdvantag’ --» too deeply' inset among the instincts 'No one ~ivas Yfmlured seriously
of the human race to be taken out ` . f "
PITTSBURG June 8-(SpecilaL,_ of .the constitution of children. g Y . '
Taken forcibly from her house in EXUFPBIS P185’ alldi-119 PU-li‘1U° Will H -.
west Pike township by svc men, be an iulct-idiots ec not play., ,_ P Mollie siege was stripped nl clctli- It would mansle humanity more lc ~~"*~ ‘ if 'Z
ing, covlerecl with tar and feathers f=¥¢@l`nl|lmlt¢ P183’ than l'B1lEi0n or thcl
and thrown into Pike Run, while H, instinct of procreation. - -
Wright, fourlld in thc home of the ‘Y _4
PARIS June g_.(5pe¢m1,_E H roman was also stripped beaten and ,' _ Z. _ » ~
Ha,.,.,man arrived here tbday from thrown into the samo stream
Londo At Cherbourg he tried to secure a
Yhmllgh their Secretary and Manwgtf
1' B M hh H h I ny Yours Reapectfulw s residilntt o°fraO‘IiI1\‘I';>t(tdfv?:D Orme CHARLOTTE STEWART
' Ask for Minard'a and lake no other.
M the special fmvitntion of th Hampshire, June . CHICAGO MARKE,I.B_
Elrlnanmn Mm 6°’ LM Mlm Wm ii thisnopportunrlty of thsink- I moliIi(I Beer of this City waves this in; tigyemany friends for their gun- CHICAGO. JUN 3-.(3Dl°ll\I-'
“H 'df Halifax lla" wa c no _ .
uw ccstllllw which she won erous support in thelrscent Guardian 00:; I M _ 0 G9:» LIGHT WINDS
“"°°'“"Y “ld” =° dh" “hs 0"' ""' °°f““'° wa ` " "lie 'ronomo .rnac 9-(simian- it ,H Yours Respectfully _ Sept. ea i, _. .. meg," ,‘,§‘,1',,g,’,',’,f,,’,’,f,,,'§‘§;",,,?,§’;' ,,,f,f,,. MARY c Mackwszln. sept. corn .. in Moss-atc variable wines asc scat.en~ pgvenslsh June ith 'os Sept. Pork $80.00
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~fd°»'<'~'~°”' “Um "Mm 'ir' CHARL0'1”1‘E'r0wN, PRINCE EDWARD _I_SLAND...cANADA, wizni~iasi>A-v. 1=UNs» 9, 1909- into
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have chosen as leader T, C. Norris,
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composed by himself delighting his member for Lansdowne and long one listeners beyond description of the most. aggresivo debatcrs in inc
Mr Gravcstock favored those pre- house. He succeeds C. J. Mickle, nh;
sent with a number of vocal selec- was appointed' to the bench.
tions His voice seemed to bn more
powerful tliwn wi-=n here before. and
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_ _ the' hearty applause hc rccei erilup o
lliv iccltnl given last night in thc W Yl°Y0“d 9' doubt that he W We’ \
hiliilclgnltcii Hall provcll to be most 3" “'3§$"“ed In the ““"’wa1 cu-cle” of l
succcssflll in ever; vlny I” Thi- loom was not packed to over- MISS Hazel B"°m'l‘1°"' 55°F? ligsnuénléeeg MANILA' June 7..Th,, three “ac fI0“1llK. but the attendance consisted °f times’ mm W Ln ml bessald tives convicted of the murder of Dr. fhlefly UI the I‘0‘8110VdFS and Sf-“dents hardly anything tmgre nembest ;mi‘ Wm. James, Anthropologist/ of the of the best clan, of music This testi 'Hel' "O13" “t“sm'?‘a1a°lnVgl5; helm an Columbian Museum' who was killed. :Isl of iiiugec wads planed chicfllvd for gllziegga bpeflnboufd Her rendering of while st.udying the Hill tribes some WW >l‘llL“ .Ml ANY YCSDOH G 0 months ago, escaped from their the plalscworthy efforts of Professor B°1'3f‘i'E;1nt1t‘;e';‘y°‘:(‘)'ne ‘;;"Sh5r°s‘§gtee1g gum-ds while on uw way 1-,I0 |;h{5\._¢i|;y_ Willie. li0fll DY tlldlf B»D'D£‘&fdllCd. wld mai" ' _ where the death Sentence upon them Hltllllbldblll. Ifl1'l`0\l5l1O'll€ the W€llll1E Dem; clear and tme’ af' Yaeue W ggxvr was' to have been execuftedh anld are
“Amir-\v Feiss also Pfloiessor Frank §li(;e1;\i;>,ufn;:o$;a§1n“Q thmgito at laiilgce. TE-le pgisigners hwege being .i is s .i ie s an 1 y as an or- ~ - ‘ rou~g over an I roug ~ c ri moun- lldnlst to the citizens of Charlotte- "°L° how Filly much [mme talent gains of Neuval' Vizcaya province to I°““ Lllbt night hd I>I‘0V¢'lI himself is apprccmt Pangasinan. During 'the night they to be u perfect master of the 1118110. Thom" mkmz part “Ire tltiu gienliegi eluded their guards and ilisaplloalred handling the molt ‘ flicult mu=1csl 0"” Y" their responses 6 avg; fer into the jungle. As soon as the next selections with thc u ibut case and aligcsncgggb WaYll;§|l\entcI::"Y v;`;;e1SmcéTe<l’y conetahulany station was reached
patrols-were sent out to follow the
l-lis rendering of Beeth|;»ven'S beau g"“P°f“1 trail and 'these are still in chase of mu, Moonlight Sonata was sunply At thc conclusion of the recital the em iugiuves but their recapture is
eiiqiiisito and .iroivglit forth great glgnéiutlllggp Isiiegilng fouomd by eonsidere doubtful.
il
inn l.lli~c I not be
F ur d ti t, C, mm m,,bic_ Enough of these rccitn s earn THE HORSE RACES H1 `L,,m;e'n iveggs §,ve““:,1;, Profvsso, hlid and if Professor Watts is allkille to AT NEwvGLASG0w_ Wntkis the last “Belceuecl in D flut’ arrange for another one for stlc ht; -_~ I in-inc .specially eninycn “Ig” °'°““‘1”“‘ “S “mt " 1” mg ' New GLASGOW, June 5-After l\‘lonilclsohn'g Spring bong, and ml apprcfwtny' 'i“(EifE‘Ee___._ two postponemcnts the horse races Sliinniiiig Song, ever f:i.vorites, dren D0 CORNS LEAD T0 CANCER? ,dt N-sw Glasgow took place on Seit- loitli iippluuse upon applause -- lll`d'8fY~ ihinc |,U|,aps more than anything As yet this has not been provcd,but In the 2.40 trot there_were seven Clic file musical sympathy of this lntcicsted purtics will find nothing entrive. DP- J~ T~ Jenkfns Devmsh liliiiist was proved butler for corns than I'utriam’s Corn Dorothy W0” th° event' Timoyliu' lu coliiclul-lion l’rofc'~soi \Vutl.‘is Extiiwfiur Acts 1Ii)niEilc‘-sly-L‘lll0 U1 t In tif 2»40 Pgiilgheginvxrii x gl:
» - _ 1 ' es, rena . -
p1"Lml._=f=Eara"letm_T_l.l‘ _A_~ mit). T LM hours- um-29 y“_u‘n_arl L___“ Slhricklslnd was second. T me 1.13.
These were the Island horses com-
THEY HAVE MUCH T0 ~»=I5jEi_°°IIIPIrwI5'vP5°I`P`?-
BE THANKFUL FOR
All iif thc Indies who Pnrtluipute in und their escorts on their arrival at Nova 53131;). il; il; l$1B,u)Cl(I:»gn;get&l"
gm. H , P T i in b . p »;- be Halifax on Friday evening range w r. or o ` a I“| lE`llli!rI;DludEiieI;is“oi Mcodurcc AE’ zlvic- CARD OF THANKS Survey of the timber resources of the L 1 l cn ll t ` f<i'I(E:iitLNen lwVI':Ii‘Eiytwrfnllldn(Iesi?i(E~`En ic- To my many friends and everyone' The I/iinister has completed sr. uptlililc than a gift cf ul pair of who so kindly helped ma in the Fr” , raugemehts under which Dr- F‘0l'nl0W best giinr-il\f'»B°il kid ‘OWS “mic” 0l`Trip Contest I nm exceldinglv and four assistants will leave at the
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ilic lninniis Perrin or Rcynier make, tbankfulf T Ttlézllr kiddmiirwglglilxs end oil theppreriaent mouth fd” thc
mm l d t I H H Brown soon be o go Mnrlt me rov nces. Il-lr lyrillm ‘lailkgggc ‘beeil known until now that I had so many "HI They will take two s1nmnerslln_pre- Thi- Young Men's Man, but this friends, again thdnklng YOU _.pm~mg'a, forest luap_'of‘NtWa Sbotg. fm, he [Urges ' Mm fu,.the,. ahead I am yours respect ully, ,I , , , . . ., . iilid becomes The Big FN TTIP JENNIE GAMPBEIE?
i,,,,,,,h. MW, His gin of a _"Up J 190', Miiltown ryoss
bln' I i th Trip uns 5
l.idI`<»s"i‘§ 531 egtfigciiofgilg e I wish to sincerely thank all “$0 The naps are of the lst -it model sv kindly llellml *U “Mt “‘° 7”’ °. “"0 Coircct za` The ladcs are Big Free Trip in Guardian Tour-
lllrriiily mo grateful for the ade UOIINSI-
, _ Yours truly.
I'II'<IEf.l»Tc'iI-)iIBin§( g‘IIEhni°laElIi- whirl; MABEL l-rowA;'r
giriily cn, mn st Jelnf cmnngli "0"
RI»°I'nf.liiIll‘.§'°‘“‘ fFif’§§’Z`l§°.IIZ§ ...Ji CARD dr THANKS
nnglil i f ii l su '*”'_
ml' ON lefEIlli:'sIIli'Ie Seen :id B55: `SiE)k I wish to express my sincere thanks; ni.,n,dy_ snppmd by U", Mothmill eo my many friends for their lilgrn llenici y Co , oi Dstrcit, Mldb support in the recent Free Trip on-
ONTARIO TIMBER RESOURCES .
TORONTO, June 8-Wm. T. Pipes,
Commissioner,of Crown Lands of
Province
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Keep Mli')ard‘s l.i1;iidie_n_I` lbs llfiiufl
Moivrsmllb roéngfsii;-..-, ~. - --
, __ ' ` _ .o. A. FUNDB. Mowrrtsai., (nine a-_v.'M. c. A. tonight inaugurated the ca|inpcai'g1i by which it ft hoped' to raise within the
. mm me-ees days-$300,000 for the pur-
pose of building an- annex to the pre- sent building and a branch in West- mount.
The subscription ,list opened with a Junction of $25,000 by Henry Birks
A: son.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills., June 8-
, (Special)-The plant of the°Decaimr
special tram to make the run t S H Cereal co" “t;D°°°t“r‘ In" °“°‘ 'JI
Pam but fading m .mls came on A the largest corn mills in the world,
r scat train §%i;0<l£)st1'oved by ilrs today- Less
lnlnl un will YIIIIIII HIDDEN f is c
ST PETERSBURG June 8-(Spec while returning ,irons n plcnlc ein-ly
al)-A correspondent at' Gonstanti- today' at Oakland Park, Pa., in ¢°m_ nople says that a commilssionefr in pany with Mrs, Fanny Rodlgcrs, the fcuith Turkish dfmy COYPH UBS Charles Freeman was assassinated.
PM,” June 7__Private advices re been instructed to occupy Urlmliah Five sh'o'ts were fired at Freeman. u,,,c,| here from washmgton say ln Persian Armenia and has sent out frorn|i|‘im.‘li,uSih, four of them taking ef- tlist lcoliert Bacon, Lx-secretary f advance detacllments on the road to fact. `
state has accepted the ambassador Tabnz ’ ---_-----
ship to France and that he will suc-' .._____..__.i coed Henry White alt the end of thi.
‘ Two hours later the fire was out,
vcnr According ho those aidvices, Mr | - _, Wt W€*’k9_ WUI P595* l>¢f0l‘9 flldvdwln- Bacon, when l was first of- 3551 P°TtWn" ‘WP be f°P“l\'¢d'-' icicil the pose, dccuncd to accept lt A ldrss Bwticii dl the rwf over preferring that Mr White should h " _ '
retnlncd as ambassador, but, finding FNEY II;IIԤ;}gN Ofoolgletrolt ugficzl
that President 'loft has resolved in ra" e ° ’ t i f t'h Y 1' p l
any went to replace Ambnssadr 1910i( ‘X915 L'1°"i;1n‘l’a§“a ’IfIe‘1’sUn‘;s 8;, '
White. lu' dndlli’ dswed C0 swept ‘;1f,vaf,§‘§;‘, g WINNIPEG. June 1-'rlie Liners! Ill” P05100" p art in the provincial le 'slot-.irc
A YEIIY. IIAlI;PIIIE A
YESTEIIDAY MDYINIIIN
'Shortly before six o'clock yester- day morning the Queen Hotel, owned by R. H. Stems, -received a scorching of the worst nature
sixty feet in lengt-h was destroyed, over a dozen rooms are minus their ceilings and the/lr furniture almost totally destroyed. Carpets all over the building are
ruined by water, and several of the gumts suffered minor damages.
About fifty people were in the house
and though some were greatly alarm- led when awakened by the bell-boys, no panic prevailed-.
When the flrnxien arrived flames
were bursting through the roof, and the conquering cd the confiagra/tion seemed n well nigh impossible task. ‘Daunted by nothing they worlwd like slaves. and at last were vlctorous. Nothing but-the highest praise is due to them, and it isa pleasure to say they received a fullnmeesure of it.
Twelve ofthe fifty-six rooms were
put' o'li't of commission, -aml.in‘ a. day or so when the debris has been clear- ed away everything will go on' as usual in the large undamaged section of the Hotel.
The loss, estfimavted at aibout $10,000
is parbiallvy covered' by insurance.
Theorigin of the fire is unknown but* it is supposed to have been caus- ed by an electric wire, ast-here was no tire in any of the rooms and the blaze started in the attic.,
Repairs will be commenced' at once,
though it is not yet' known who will receive tba' contract for the wofrlri.
AN ICE FLOE
SINKS SCHOONER.
ST. JOHN-'S, N. F.. June 8-A col-
lision with an ice floe, miles on- shore today, sent the :uhooner Gre- sha to the bottom.
The schooner had previously collid-
cd with another ice pillar, amd when thc Second' struck their vessel, the crew of six men had their boats in readiness nmd lowered' them.
RECORD BROKEN
IN AMIi~EliiS'l`.
AMHERST, N. S., June 8-In tho greatest race ave-r seen in Amherst. Ernest Sterling, of St. John, last night did five miles in the fast time oi 25 minutes and 59 seconds, and won against_ths besvh~men» in this cud of Novi! Scotia. _
--an-sal-soup;
CATHOLIC DELEGATES
ARRIVE IN MONCTON.
MONCTON, N. B., June 8-A spee-
isl twin, liearing over three hundred delegates from Quebec and Montreal, to attend the convention‘of the
'Catholic Order of, Foresters. here, for the 'nextfoer days, hm arrived in
Moncton. 1
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LONDON, June 8--(l~lpecial;-The
second meeting of the Imperial .Press Conference was hold today here un- der the presidency of Reginald Mc- Kenna, First»Uard of the Admiralty. Foreign Secretary Grey also/ was
present dhd both ministers spoke on the navy. ' '~1r'tli`e navy lens," ilcflci-cii unc
Foreign Secretary," it' will bc use- less to olisuusl-i any other subject."
He called attention to the serious
tone taken by Lord Roeeh_erry in his recent speech to the newspaper men and said he endorsed every word of that address.
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EYIANIJE ID SPEND
N5DD.IIIID.IIDII DN NAYY
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PARIS, June 7-The naval pro-
gramme approve-il by the cabinet in- volves am expciiiitiire of $600,000,000 'covering a -period of ten yearn. Six baittleships of the Danton hype, six of the Republique type and four ar- mored cruirers. The Gambetta type are included in the' estimates.
ASK PHDY. EDSIEII
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CHICAGO, June T-Professor Gvorge H. Foster of the University of Chi- cago, vwhose writings, denounced by some nc "a bitt(-.lr indictment: of .thi Christian religion before the balr o skepticism," have h-arrowcd thi clergy of Chicago, was called' upoi today at a meeting of Baptist pier-.ch- ers of Chicago by Rev. Joiinsboni Myers, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist church, to withdraw from the Bap-
,I bat With Swords in
Lisbon Park.
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LISUUN, Jlluc li-~-( Speciul,I-~I)uin-
former minister, today fought ui fierce dllol with s\voi'<ls in thc locul pork. `
The cuusc of the lliriputc wus pol -
tical. -
poini-, chief of the progressive dlssi denvs.
Ceubcno finally ran his sword thro-
ugh his oppouent's tliligh and the encounter dnded.
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SHDDIS DELLEYILLE
YDDND MAN
TORONTO, June 7-H. Fish, a
Belleville young man, was shot by l W. Green, an Indian on the Mohawk reserve, Sunday. Fish had* driven out from Belleville to see Green`s step- daughter and at the girl's invitation was putting his horse in the stable when Green tired at him with a shot gun, putting three outs in I<`ish's body. Green was arrested und will Come up for trial June 12.
DEMAND EDD DAIS
MONTREAL, June 7--Os.b5-"I"htl
local oa‘t situation is strong and ex- cited, owing to the advance recorded
tist ministry and' to yield up hi; ordination papers. The fire of-critic-' isln was directed chiefly by Professor I Foster’ recent book, The Function oil Religion. I
The objection of Professor A. Km
Palmer, also an instructor in thc` University of Chicago, caused a post-I ponement of the case until June 14. f
It was charged that in his bookl
Professor Foster declares that onol who calls himself fs believer in the. Bible is a "kn‘ave;" that God did not make man in His own image; that we are not fallen angels but iavelop- cd anliiia1s;,ti1ht Jesus was B cbildiof' hisitimu and thatto-copy Jesus is to kill the Soul. The Bible, i't ls said, is also styled the "prtrided remains of the Christian reiigi-iw."
FIRE A'l“ OTTAWA
BURNS MAIL.
OTTA-WA, June 8-Fire brolre out
in- the office of the Minister of Pub- lic Works at the west block of the Parlimrnmt buildings, and burned' all the Minister's morning mail, togeth- er with a number of important do- partmlent papers on his desk..nm<l did: damage to the extent of C300.
THE FINE WORK OF A. PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND PUPIL AT I
A_CADIA SEMINARY.
WOLFVILLE, June 7.--The Art:
Dcparffmcirt of Acadia Seminary un- der the able direction of Miss An- drews of Toronto and Miss Richard- son ofr Boston has had a most suc- cessful year, not only in the matter of attendance but alsd and especially in regard to the quality of the work dlonc. The private exhibition ofthe two graduates, Miss Nellie Andrew, Summerside, P. Bl. I., and Miss Mora Denton-. Ulttle River, Nl S., was a revelation as to the aimidunt, the variety and the fine quality of the work attempted. in the lixldio. This impression deepened to admira- tion when a closer sxsniinatioa showed the careful conscientious and* artistic manner ln which so mmy of the subjects were handled. The Halifax Herald has this to say' of the work of MY.-is Andrew. “Miss `Ne`l1ie Andrew of Summerside, one of the-` graduates showed ekcdlence _ u water colors more than in oils alth= ough she showed some fine work in the latter medium, especially car- nations, daffodils, A, rose and two
frufh studies. in 'water Sion Mr gitét lol lettuce a gifgdeoineu
, scenery were car ou
in a dsllgutiur manner. Hes studies in black and white were also "YY good. B_ut.ie »is lp'tbt;”'U ,lid
crafts ltbat age sboiei most select; Bruin es of or wer n 1 _ , src, ap pair of silk e`ur‘lm'1\*:II‘ ani-lap. cushions. 'cable covsrsutoploi' leather articles, brass work -AM' _S most creditable shovllll' Of dll”
, We MUGS (IMI-.IHBCDIU
Igrms Andrswpzhould slie mae further to prosecute her are s i This is warm praise and thoroug-bly
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again today in the- Winnipeg market, the price going to 58g to 58§r-. Other coarse grains are firm. but quiet. Cable enquiries for wheat sro slow. Canadian western. No. 2, ni. nuoted at 62 to 62§c; No. 1 feed al. 60) to blc; Ontario No. 2, at 00; to 6lc; No. 3 at 595 to 00, and No. 4 at 589 to 59c.
Hay, active dn`d‘ firir.l,_ No. 1, $13 to
13.50; extra No. 2, $12 to 12.50; No. Z $10.50 to ll; clover, mixed. $9 to 9.50; clfover. $8 to 8.50.
There was no new feature in the
potato market and the tone of the market was very firm and steeldy. Green Mountains were selling at $1.05 per bag, in car lots, on track, and in 84 sms/11 way at $1,15 to 1.20 pu' bag. Quebec varieties were quoted at 954:, to $1 per balg, in _car lots, on track, and in a jobbing way at $1.05 par
bag.
WESTERN OATS HIGHER.
TORONTO, Ont., J uns fl-Western
oats are quoted 3c. higher.
Ontario wheat-No. 2 red, whitc or
mixed, $1.30 to 1.35; Msfnitoba wheat -No. 1 northern, $1.32}; No. 2 north- c'rn', $1.30§; No. 3 northern, $1.285, on track, lake ports.
Oats-1No._ 2 White, 58 to 5810, on
track, Toronto; No. 2 white, 55 to 56c; No. 3 white, 54; to 55ic; Cami- dal western, No. 2, slgc; No. 3, ble.
Mlllfeed-Ma'nitoba, $23 to 24 per ton; shorts, $24 to 25, track, 'I‘olron» to; Ontario bran, $25; shorts, W0. track, 'I‘oron‘to.
DEFACED ASQUITI-I'S POR'l‘ItAIT.
LONDON. June 7-A portrait of
Premier Asqulth by S. J. Solomon, one of the features of thc Royal Aca- demy, was defaccd today by the
end, votes for women."
M|nsni’s|Liniment used by Physicians
ergo Ccriteno and Count Arscnu, ,,,
Sl llllill OF PLAY DAUDED .suns in IN CONFERENCE. nniulnsif
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000| Nlghls PWVPIY BUI This ‘ I _‘ ‘It Would‘ Humanity SweptfiIfIFdy<i25iLlIoiIeeAs_`W|ih ‘ If Navy Fa'Is |lW||| Be Use-’ V ,_ .. _ . ~ Will Be Gratefully Accepilid
Held” Be A Rea' .More to Ekterminate Play Loss of a'_0uar`iIi'l~‘M-|I- less to Discuss Any , bythe Home Government
Advantage- A Than Religion.” lion Dollars- Subject.” I A ~ . Forlhe Nav
__ IAD APPLIED ___ __ __ DEADLY EDMIIAI, ___ "
from the Imperial Government ac- cepting the formal tender of a Dreadnought cr its eauivzricuv as an appropriation bo the British Navy.
,DDL SILELE
DN- IHE .MILIIIA
Centeno is n friend of Drf Jose Al- I Thinks Twicg A5 Many LMQU
I Should Be Fouud in
, Uniform.
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FORT FRANCES, Ont., June 8-
irlpecisli-(.‘ol Steele whilc here on a trip of inspection took occasion to 5 refer to the conditions oxistlng in the local militia. _
Hc thought the main reason for the
apparent! lack of interest lay in the ‘face that the corps did not receive enough encouragement from represen- tative citizens.
`I l~l~`.s opinion is that twice as many j min should be found .in uniform.
I LEADIND CHINA IIAIIIIEII
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BOSTON, Mass., June 7-The cam-
pri;,n od the government inspectors I tfi rid t‘,'.r smuggling of Chinerv into t 'e1 --ointry in the vldiity of ll¢s~
1 V
to-, \-imc lt ba lean r-1 id .o u:i\'e lil. ihoi lor many yed:s, r,c.~.i\lt.;d-
pion n=nt Chinese merchant of the -'it ini rbi- only notary public or I that r..c_ iii vhis city.
IDHAHLDIYEYDWN DIIIYIIIB I PAYIK SIAKE IIAEES
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The nominations for the Stake
Races to ‘ue held on the above track, ‘September Zlst, 22nd and 23rd. (Exhibition week) closed on the 5th lust.
There were live stakes advertised.,
DDNIIIIDES SIIIDND °’ "
viz. CHAMPION MARITIME STALLION RACE TROT.
0 Clans Trot.
, 2.40 Class Pace. I 2.35 Class Trot.
Three Year old and under trot and
pace. _
All these classes are well illldd ex-
cept the Champion Maritime Prov- inces Stallion Race Trot, which did not dll, and has been declared off.
Tile following is a lfsvof entries
in the other four ‘Sta-ke Oiamcii, and as will bc seen below a splendid list of nominations have been made:-
z.50 CLASS 'rR0'I‘ (Stake). John Rooney, Orwell Cove, P. E. I.
E. J. Ready, Charlotztetaovm. A. J. Fraser, D. D. S.,Mon1Jdgue.
| Fred Waluii, North Tryon.
H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown.
Hotel Victoria Stables, Ch"1>uWI1-
Wm. Carpenter, Charlottetown. Chas. R. Stavert, Suxmncrsltio.
Hammond Kelly, Southport.
Fred J. E. Wright, Bummerrside. John McDonald, Mt. Ryan, Ldt 85. P. S. Brown, Charlottetown.
J. M. Nicholson, Charlottetown.
N rn
Bridge. ,
A. A. Lwkie, Charlottetown.
2.40 CLASS PACE (Stake-I
ci K nsington.
J _ Kcnnc y, 0
pasting acres; lc ci thc- familiar leg- R'_“_,_ Steam C,,,,.|,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ -
Hncei victoria smiles. owwwn. M. A. o'srien, cacricifeccwn. I H. c. smniiweee, Mt. Herbert.
IFHE subscriber ofl;r_s for rufl;_li§ '_ farm, situated on the Bun ay
James Mobbs, containing 75 acres. There are two large barns and ai dwelling house in good rvZN\ll”~ Thi!! farm will be sold with or without th( crqp. For furtiher particulars apply tolthe undersigned. John Mobbs, w ciel' River. §;g_d_il5z_lp5i.
‘ ~A.NTl§D. Party who has had ex- . perieuce selling Investment Sec- urities can hear of a proposition that wil pay. big money; one representa- tiv cleared up $199.50 in one week. Wrz,/is us enclosing references. D A. G rdi n 64Tdmw2ipd
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T0 LET, a comfortable house on I. Alley Street suitable fer a small fa y. Apply to Hearts omcek gm
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-. traces. Finder please leave at E. onners' saiddle shop next Loner
6-9d8ipd.
9** 7"_"°L*’°;‘!_‘IL"_‘_*'_-.
`%VANTED by July 15, A girl for
WNNG Llalmem Lusibcnpan‘| Friend
country. Apply at 352 Prince St.
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Road, formerly owned by the late'
i[`%é5'S'T in City, ei ‘pair of hamealand'
-’ ="" - Lccis
AdV¢I’IlS¢I1I¢I\f$ H. of I-rcopcr, oliarlctcccown.
` _ (Too Late for Olamifleation.)
J. A. Henderson, do.
I-Ialmmoud Kelly. Southport.
2.35 CLASS 'rnor (Swim
Fred Walsh, North Tryon.
H. H. Acorn, Sourls.
Hotel Victoria Stables, Ch'town.
Chas. R. Stavert, Summsrslde. H. C. liooper, Charlottetown. Wm. Carpenter. Charlottetown.
f P. S. Brorwn; do.
, Hammond Kelly, Southport.
' A. J. Fraser, D. D. S., Montague. J. M. Nicholson, Charlottetown.
nods Dwyer, Plcecu, N. S.
I a rails obo Asn urmem 'mor
AND PACE (Becta) Duncan Robertson, North River.
i Byrne Bros., North Rfv¢'.
John Rooney, Orwell Ovve.
A. A. Leokie, Charlottetown.
I Geo. D. Fanali. Newcastle. N. B.
C. L. Strlclfland, Charlottetown. - Hotel Victoria StlbleU.‘Oh'to\ni.
' H. R. McLellan, Bt. John. N. B.
In afew. days the management)
hope to be in a position to name an- other clsss 'to tsko place of the Stallion Race.
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-general housework, to go to the The temperature was forty eight
degrees above -aero pt two unlock
I 6-Bdtf. H this morning, ,
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MELBOURNE, June 8~-(Special).-
Pnntical Quarrel Led to C0m_ A cablegram has been received hers
Joseph McDonald, Veron River