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Turned Out Between Two, and ~ Thi-ee 0’clock..‘ All Escaping Harm-Mugh
' Damage From the Deluge S
~ of Water.
QUEBEC, June 5-(Special)-Const aerobic excitement < prevailed in the ihmous Chateau Frontenac Hotel this morning at 2.40 o’clock' when the night watchman discovered fire he. tween the second and third floors. 'The guests were awakened and transferred out Without the least ex- citernent or commotion in any part of the building. The upper part of the large build-
ing by this time was fast filling with smoke and the firemen were engaged in deluging the interior with water. from as many hose nozzles as t‘heyl` could arrange to play on it. ’
They were taking no chances and the water -simply coursed through the walls and fell with the force of al siuull cataract ‘to the halls below, in"
ARMS GUES CH
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And Hear An Address by Two Lengihs Beating the l'{ll..vli.'.§'$'.f.llfoF"".fi`f.§.l’N=oN.l`°»'f.§“o'ioo 5
l declared Anna Ilcld today, who m e
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_ Eiavole for her annual visit tio Paris.
“In no countr in the world " sho
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NEW 'YORK Juno 4-Questioned LOND N ' volunteered, "are women as ctlrelds
by the hangs' dmc 't d b The meeting Of V10 Uanidillll Club 0 . June 3-A rank outsider also was one of the early arrivals. with thi th an apparent dis" ‘"5 01533 0"? = .hh CHL ygsgoydgy, “high h,_,Sl§nurfnetta, owned by E. Glnistrei-NI-Ie'was followed closely by the Van- United egrtgéggey zgomelfy xhgstnhx
. ¢ouht,_ Chas T Mlhpla cy lf lzllfc eluded a luncheon and an address by|li. and quoted in the betting at 100 ,.dm~bilts and the Belmonts, and as hahah are ,,i,h,'»w ea,-h only ugh
the second flat.
The scene of the fire was iusti above
the stairway leading from the lobby to the \\1D-stairs portion and the wat- €I` Played havoc with the magnificent drawing rooms situated on the se-
cond fiat.
Beyond the damage done by water
and the axes of firemen ho iurghar
damage was apprehended, Shortly mor the are started tho'
electric light circuit was cut off and the Hotel was in darkness save for the flickering gleam of candles or
flare of firemen’s~torches_.
unit is supposed to be from the ii electric lights. H
Tha_ damage from water is s-ery cl
inct with such force that the plaster lheavy and though not yet estimated X
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_NUTUMUBILE
New ironic, .moo a-The mono/
.uri ussissiuig
~ ~ \'.,pay ng c er t 1 1
of the F0rty_s,,co d t t b Dr. Peterson, President of McGill* o asa nst, today defeated all the .the afternoon advanced, tha crowds k_ th the Corn Exchann BB rl? much ol University, specially _invited for the American, British and French cranks increased until, between the races, a N;-l:;ihgp§i?:,y eilhgflio ggstlzitgsggé
ga an ' asked ll" be occasion, was a most auspicious be- Bild chlltllred the Derby stakes, valu- black compact mass covered the them uhhh whiie the wwe, of the
excused until he could obtain a de- ppy
posit ticket to ex ginning of the Serie! Of EBf»l1Ul`l“B9 °d at 6-500 B0V¢l'cl'glJs and the great- course from Tattenham corner down i~ ' ' - wen, to the ,,,,,,e',’,l,§f,'l,‘“‘§,n’f,‘“,f§;’;”;,xiliioihiz is! imapréiféib i.oAbi;ol};1ni;:g€r mtnnriggrgé chsmiiugi worui. réiohroi-. so ood beyond me pod.ooir. A. _G, wlggid“,f§¢,,,,lf,f',l‘2§,,°ff,,,,,l§l§’,';°,l:,,,,,§'l,:;l’,: writing u brief statement and ronfos-N °°b °“ _° in tt 'd ylhome from th h 113'! cm; We 01110 VB¥ld0l`bl1¢ WHS HIHODK the lil'-B l1l'I`lV-_who were famed for their wanton ax- sion that his accounts were r.hort,Imfhl{1l ers wallet ll' 'lll 'lm;°' t D len um A D ek ol agor tes by two als, coming down on his fumous ti-avhghncel shot himself in the hood. ‘io died, °‘f°2f,,§"‘§,’f‘,“.°“v”Qf,,i mf, hh,” Ke °1’-lui l",l‘l§,‘l rg” “F °°“°l‘. Wm' “ P”"“’ °' "l°”d”~ TP” "Io no city in the world do women within an hom. 1, th h t I ep e ys a . e o o ands coaching stand was largely monopoliz- hqiiimiiei- money so fhohshly as they
iJ__Lf&.n ' activities. On the right of the Pres- Primer, and the third, Barelay Walk- led by Amenicans. The younger genera- do lu. New Y0rk._ The Ame,-im” wo.
ident of the Club sat Dr. Peterson, ,Bl"S Lallswm. Signorinetta is the tion was re resent d ~ and on his left Lieutenant Governor ;first filly to win the blue ribbon young girls, lledeckesi wllllhathgrlillittlloljil :gn 5 :N-Nh rlilldfilhlllldsdrioilzi ntgdemile
| ' Mackinnon. /On either side also were since the victory of Shotover in al colors and armed with horns rea- ox; ii g Y V g em 9
, seated the two \lce-presidents of the 1352- dy to proclaim the victory ofluny- P Y'
Club-Premier Haszard and J. A.| Seeslcp II. nnisnod sixth, King thin; American, ho,-,-,,, or ,~,,ci,ey_ -i-_-___-
Mathleson, M LA Seats of honor ,Edward's Perrier thirteenth Norman
were occupied b Dr W B Ferguson III fifteenth and Azote, the mil); ‘“’”"“"-' °‘ "’"'
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Dr. Burke and other notable visit- faced horse, seventeenth, Signorineti-
' ta’s time was 2 minu n 39 '4-5
tors. I
#_ The proceedings were timed to oc-'Seconds 'F
MONTREAL June 4_The death cupy the hour between one and two NeiS\;e;xor Gini‘s\t.ral1i's ambition for
h
Th . . _ ~ N 1 _ 1 T
b Ie origin of the fire is not known, took place at an early hour _,eaten oiclock, p.m.; .therefore, immediate-, Z yeans has been to win t e Derby
ay morning of Sh. Robert Gfuespm ly after the luncheon had nach enjoy- ‘-With B fDl1l 0! Bignorilla. He has a _
. ed President Pope introduced Dr Ngfmt personal affection for his
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sid one of C d lthi ~. _ _ i_izéh,;_ and R mlglhafhg hggamnkesg Peterson, who at once began his ad- ianimals. Even today, instead of wait- i --
ith Btrathcona,' Mount Stephen. ,drlllssl P t " th F35 fc; rgcelvlf f»h1e!°0l1ilf&*»Ul¢1ti0l1s of
- 1 , hgus, Mclhtyre d th I r. e ersons emo was "Poetry s ren s. e et the enclosure to
of fthe cei lug gave way and fell fromlwill amount up in the thousands. In the work of caorlistgucflgn axlhcilég in the Public Schools,” and was a ,see that Signorinetta was properly
as honored with knighthood und it g
_ __ was essential to the resent ,_ fervent appeal to pernzit it a place,|f\1l>lJ°<l down and' attended to.
of the country‘s conl)merce. pI(N.gNNli£ll;1ll°l to let the °°rlg°ll°le" °l tl" Pr°`N .He leluséd 8 Very large sum for oniy ,, mth, Ove, B yea, ago that he soot day wnioii was so rapidly od- ,Slsnorlum the dam of Sizooriuctto. w - r » vancin in the mechanical arts and,as n two-year-old, declaring that no
.. is not so very long ago ihat'he be_ in the development of this greatmoney could buy her. Y‘et the first
came Officially connected as mrecmr `Dominion to obscure the importance [twelve years ,ol her career at the stud with two at Canadws mosh pmmim |of those other things so necessary in iwere~a heart-breakingdisappointment. ent corporations, the Canadian Paci~ the cllalaclel lolmallml ol the llmll Nye” lllller year elle eltller was balls” ii¢ Runway ghd the Bank of Monk who are to ouild up a nation. Man- ,or threw dead foals. Her first foal reap Sir Robert has not been in ual training was an excellent thing- ,that lived was Signorino, who ran ood hehihh for some time past’ l_e_|but the speaker thought the study of third in The Derby of 1905. Then came
' ing a. great sufferer from rhsunia- Ellgllsll . was °l great iD'\P0l’¢8l1Ce thc Derby winner of today.
tism. but it was not generally known was posll-lvely almost lleedllll ln l“‘ Srgllor Gllllstlelllls llllcollvellllwllal
HANNIBAL, Mo., June 4.-Hun- that for the past few dh 5 hgh C _ culcating the spirit of "reverence" ways and unorthodox methods of
inoi_iire,of automobiles dist began to Idrei-is of the homes ,hong -the MissiB_ dmon has been critical y He (ll sadly out of sight and overloqked~ training and preparing his horse oi-
-1lSSUl1\° U19 PI`0lJ0I’f-1011 0! bl'-Hg one siDPi River in this vicinity have been tracted pneumonia. and in his wgllzl Nall the gemml activities 0! M9 N-°` lt” havihbeen thrgssilbje? 0( laughter
a among s pro sona‘ trainers at
of the country's greatest industrie abandoned and citizens proteclvs na- e
s
in 1902. Figures compiled showingis
ociations are being formed through- o
nod condition ii - t oi Y' ve,-come the utah; vaiélél N;lwf?)mf(l,l In poetry the speaker thought was NNcWmBrlwt, although he personally is
the great progress since that time out the bottom lands to prevent land operations probably made l~im‘ll° be lollllll B' lllctor whim °d“°“l‘°d‘p°llllllll‘
1
muke clear what a great place it has liooting. It is estimated that 500 b
tukcn in America’s industrial ‘life. ND
'l‘wenty.one concerns now in op-{andon their homes and seek shelter
eration were doin business in 1902 o
8 ; I .
52 concerns were in the business that they have been upable to remove Y@f\_f- 13 Of Which discontinued -befrre their valuables and ‘thieves have 190i been busy. Th) Alexandria Bottoms,
In 1903 there were 71 new r-inrerps a
ln the business and 30 discontinued Nara under two feet of water and the the some year. There were ISS in ull ‘damage is estimated at $1,000,000. llfllllli business in that year. Ten thousand acres of corn and
In _1904 there were 64 new con- wheat have been dlstroyed by the
Corus in the business, and 40 iliscon- 'high water.
tliiued the same year. There were 100 in all doing business ln that year. I" 190.5 UWTG W9” 51 new concerns in the business. ood ss oisoooeiouodl the some year. _.There were 141 in all' duiiu: husfness in that yearc. 4 In 1006 there were 43 new concerns 1" N10 b\1SlD0SS. and 29 discontinued the some year. There were 1.46 in allf doini: business ln that year,
"In 1007 there 51 new concerns in mbusinow. and obout iss ooo-' “file in all. There have been sev_ eral discontinuancesp
rho following table illustrates tha
growth of the output of the Ameri- °="' automobile industry since 1903 bl’ U10 ¢0B'f2 of the cars which were ninnufiictured during those years ' in 1003 the output cost ...$16,000,000 n 1904 24500000 in 1905 4o'oo0.Ni.oo '
1906 65,000,000 /
In
39.000.000lKenzie King, the commissioner ex- wll
America" '$19'|T1;lli98ln§bileMIndustryiamining into the Oriental question in S _
9 u ..- _ _ .
"g asus: ‘;s;2.f:.f°s:. :.:.z“a.°.:is.s is » c 0 [][ THE [Hifi] /-
‘ arm tihe Orientals. He thought it fgakle 8' good llelectloll and to l-ml' iall
would be in the public interest of the ,city to collect and pay f0r_ the fire- B
arms purchased by the Orientals be- _ _ so It -0 we of iw". ‘fs sn. ‘:;z"‘:'; ...L°’“2.°“.- ‘- ..'*‘°“.f'“““ fra."
‘work ol llls comllllssloll but he rigging nllade at thb Tudhn e esgabl- erelllfllm ix iovzdrgg is Feltnlinf? of s ' thollglll' such “ll nlrallgelnellt would lfsllgment, Orillin, Ont., algo ‘those an gurls? and tlllrolate scfdlialistl, it Good Program Nlckel T0-
roduced by E. N. Heney Co., of was noticed that "re'~iili_'it l-`.7I`.’\rea,
I. Th t .~ . '_ . '
lllspllw the llgllt ‘ll the poll” to onorlgzlmfloor an(llr%hzy°aN'lNari?llsllllalaNl1lf.eii llnoetelltiiliggl irllldl flirtstthelllrctiisfjollbarll, '
i . Th .ff d .I i if I Vi' .' » ,___
Many llrenlms “le sllll rdllallmll by oufl Ellzillllmmgfrils choice” anli l\l\Nou1Nie:ztiN. Sarfshllszl-illlllla Llécllilliety :Nl lrlir¢li’l‘ls those Wh" bollghl' them dllllllg the any taste. They are fitted with the though side by side, \ tri, i-»:im liitlc riot' A Chlllese' wlllless declared llls various kinds of popular tires-solid ~wuy apart, and iii the iniwvals be- Wmmgnese to sell l‘° lll° clly al' ll rubber, pneumatic, cushion, oic., and tween valiant efforts iv vim; an=
ulde variety of different stules of adequate conversnzlnn the lvenchl
eats, including the now favorite au- president had observed
o seat. president was observed 1 iw strug- Tbc carriages are lianilsoine in de- gllng hard against sleep, iiml c. one
sign and are almost nolseless in ac- ocoailon, it is declared, the struggle
. tion. They are fftted with the bnlll was unsuccessful. '
LONDON' ‘l‘l“° l'_Tllr Rev' bearing axles and wheels, and are After three strenuous days Presi-, F"°d°l`l°'l‘ wllmu Sparkes' Ulllllad easy on the horse and most comfor- dent Fallierers for the rest of his M°th"dl5't Church “lllllslel °l Bllm' table for the dilver. They need but visit showed clear signs of fatigue.1
E be aan to convince the spectator But he kept up his lhustle, and thai t ttf oh li f l-Kfn lim ted i - hi -.
His wlle llled twelve months “go ue“ln deltegnpizirilligc hon; tolmglgs vtbe tl\\§y.e\9ml2inge;}dward Ts 13;; a'sve.rcy` “nd bl' W” t° l""v° mlllllell ll' °°ll°°l 'est value. A. Horne di Co., have free mover and dislikes walking, and
een In this business on such a large- the president bustled so fast at the
‘Ur November.
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CONSCIENTIOUS MAYOR.
PARIS, June 4.--A Mayor in Pai-in finished a marriage ceremony yester-' ‘l“_Y with .the words, "You om united. The wedding party had Just left when he remembered that he had omitted part of the for-|
mulu, and that cnusequenhly ths`°
m*“'fl11K9 was invalid. He prompt- lélé opened the wind/ow and shout- ” _uter them: "1 soy, you kh0w_ ' ‘H ill . the name ofthe law that Yo" are united.
MAGISTERIAL MALAPROP.
_ UUDAPEEBT. June 4.-In sentenc- "lf: B Peasant naniéii I-Iojosh for B theft from the parish priest, ll” msviglnltratie of Nevgrad, Hun- EHTY. re ved him"for his meanness l" “WINDS `fl‘ofn a arson w'ho he
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knew. could hit steal from him in return. "
reported to be three miles wide and
great damage has bee? ‘dons by the floods. A special pol ce patrol has been sent from Quincy to protect pro- perty. Every available boat has been _pressed into service to curry families from ‘the flooded lands. Su far as known no lives have been lost. IQ
be wise. 'I certainly cannot allow ,any claims for them,’ he said, 'nor &
discount. a
MINISTEIVS SUICIDE
. _mistress next week. _` g
est ,kh0wh_ He was hom 1 3 t_Nthe mind to an _appreciation oi, Probably this was the first time in
ersons have been compelled to ab- land 66 years ago, n co lbeauty, of grace, in expression, and the history of the Derby that a man,
- of wholesome reverence. Poetry Igarbed as the owner of Signorinetta
n the table lands In many cases
rich cucumber and tomato country,
ST LOUIS Mo , June 4 -At West
shodld he judiciously selected' and lwas, in an old weather-beaten straw_ properly read Dr Peterson i11u5_ hat and stable clothes, led in the win
l _ _ I I
I &. by rea i g that fine English
f poem “Play the Game," and two Slgnorinetta ia' entered for all the
other selections from American auth- big races of the season, including the ors to show what he meant Oaks, and her victory today makes
trated d n ner of the classic race.
_He then read an extract oy Harold Nthe chances of Richard Croker's great
| _ a Blgbie, which recently was published iflllfy. Rl10d0f0i 01 Clellfillg the 00111
in The Guardian containin a <10 less certain The betting for the
A _ 8 _ t of - ____ high-flown fiddle-dee-dee about Can- Oaks, in which Rhodoro would have
ada lacking the graceslof lyric poe- been an odds-on-favorite, has been
Quihhy, 1iiS__' thelMiBs.i5E1hhi River is Carriages And Hafngss an try and artistic talents and that sort ,considerably affected by the form
' of thing. and properly resented the'shown by Signorinetta in the Derby.
' ' l1S5\1UlPtion.__gf, _ Uwriter that suh The oldest Derby~goers say that
llltemsllng Ulla Sfllenllld _a condition wawi any degree the never was there such a perfbct day
fault of Canadians' or such a rest crowd at Epsom
E ~ g
Good ' As to the school education Dr, iDowns. It is certain that never in Q- Peterson said there were five things a recent years has so much enthusiasm
At, this time oi;f,he your the ownoigreat man had named as needful-and _been evidenced. From early morning i ho;-peg and those who would iihio [he recommended parents to rememberlall the roads leading to tlhe Downs 0 own horses will find the large es-ithem-they were character; physique; ,had been crowded with vehicles. So
-*T*-”*i°*~ tablishment of A. Horne & Co., on iI\l5811iZBl\C0; manner and information, thick were they indeed, that on the
Kent Street a' place of genuine at- 0| U10 l/H1119 and ll6CBBSif»y Of the lat- main thoroughfares motor cars and
T traction. Let thei reader enter their ter in collcge exams; the speaker re- lcarriages had to move at a snail's I _ large wareroom on the ground floor. marked dryly, there could be no Pace.
The first thing to attract his eye question. Included in the crowd was a very
“L11 be the ifie size dummy horse, At the close of the address Premier numerous attendance of Americans
which is dis la od set of t e H1859 9- NW C0!1\Plll'l1BIl¢&ry remarks man coaches and automobiles
uplstanding about sixteen hands high Haszard and Mr. Mathieson each land the Stars and Stripes flew from
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onflcate them. ’ ‘ 1
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ON WEDDING EVE.
lay, was found dead in a bath t yesterday with his throat cut.
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This evening at New Wonderland, the film and song service properly sd-
' ' .i ted d i tend changing the
Hue film. -_.A Hopi UP 1° Cllllllllla Nlla\il>‘ligs'_thlxllsle tim; a week, thus hav- ¢ wlll l'° nm ‘P °'” °"l'll‘ so llllllly ling some thing new every night at K P00910 have ~-asked to no it asafh. 'New Wouderlmd. d -I k P that the ‘high ement have decided Come tonfg an 'c ose e wee 3 t - ` - ith fltabla and redned enter- " Put it oh bag more before send znnmzngomt tm chmlrm come too c
rorioi nrotrfn' oltioililli ¢ood'oiid- ooioy the pleasant 'hall tho _h ‘_ _ » ~ '-.°x gp ' wera` ood program, and the _splendid 'mus-
lld thc' I fiat lug 8 most entnthw ia' .tifill-“applause ‘ie s of tll’6 v'aI'lou|`4iimg‘, =-- 1 (Keep up thc record for the Satur- J Mis; Mokihhhh .ing two lllustrat- ,day night entertainment at New J °fl ionir \`.'f~Hw‘ cue and "Dolly Wonderland; and give the new mana-VJ 0'ls|ii”,’~» ._y. _\~:. ~ y *ment a bumper house for the close
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51 the bqhining of the week the of the week ini; th: tclggili comfortable B
new mghwgmqg hang to have their and inviting nr s . S
ine lt been nominee of the rio
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hen together with the hors e hafta Prospective purchasers are
i v h c sslble t
__ _ mars are enabled see just whht
VANCOUVER' June 4' Mr' Mc h rnéss and carrii:s:`will look lille
n p y a _ harness and one of the fine tiagk 81”’ Which the meeting dispersed. Thb Royal party arrived before the wagons handled by this firm. `, 4i_lx_____ hi-at rece was run. _ Richard Crocker The great advantage of .having the `___'i_____
' horse on the premises is that custo
E .. PUPULNHIW
es of values. V ,_ In the sho_w room will be found a I ,__ _ plendid selection of the different
calc for a number of yeam that they exhibition that the King several
s re exceptionally well fitted to sup- primes said he could not keep up with
s
SATURDAY NIGHT AT ..
_ line. On his arrival in London- President'
' The harness handled by, this firm Fallleres startled everyone by return-
. i
also of excellent quality. In the 1112 tho l”0Y8l “BHS .ill fi'/0 minutes
' .h
ly all requirements ii_i the carriage him.
arness room there are twenty sets instead of waiting for the customary on display finished in solid nickel, hali'~hour. This was typical of his‘
_*_* amide, and rubber. Special men- activity throughout his visit. tion should be made of a light track
‘ ' .. iioroooo with nsxibie sodaio which io .~
Two llluetfited songs, -Three Reels of Pictures An A mm mmm “him _ M, ,_°,h,,,_,,,,,., ,,,,,T,,,,, ,,°\0,,,,,
T ~ Those interested will find that the
0"n|g » , enterprise of A. Home h Co., has
placed right at their bands carriages
d harness than which none better Condensed
9 to be D1‘0¢\lr0d ln_Canada. ~ - ‘Too into for Classification. ._
shox-inns mvxnn Pnnsn. -NfmD_A good ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,g ,Ecu
rnnnniiu, .moo ii.-Ie io roi-oi-isa ,,,,,,,,,,,';l°l‘,, ‘,,l,§,l’chf,§§f'l;§l‘§°§lkB°,,,,'§ hat sevm hundred well arflfsd Af- to he handy Mound more Apply at “U15 5°" m°°_° 5° i°°""’l~°“ l“t° once to Saunders and Newsom City erslan territory and have occupied Muhgt 5_5d3h,d_' QLD, I TOWD lbbllt 180 inllol |0981 “BT-fngl 5"' ol K°ml°ll‘ Whausework. Apply to Mrs A A
McLean 138 0 St at -»6d
cH|c,_Aoo MARKETS.
-»--- _ containing 8 rooms Good loco
O HICAGO. JUN 5-(5l>¢°i¢l)- tion and sewerage. Apply 111 Fitzroy
uly Wheat 871 St. 5-equips,
uly 'Corn 67|' :'[;_°g°vf\_9h Thhrma bn’ 'nh iihi- uly Pork $18.65 cohyood Hohpithi Bhd cu’ h
°l;':.l;‘_£:: 0:2" :mall boy’s overcoat. Fhdsr please o ' ' gg r _ f _ 443| ._ optcmher Pork $8.90 M' ' ' md' mn* 0°. 6' Pd
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The Nickel has an excellent pro-
gram for this evening and no one should miss dropping in for a half hour good solid enjoyment. T119 Difl- tures shown here are all good sub- jects, and shown to good sdvlllltllgo- The machine is always kept 'ln first- clnss working order, overlooked at least once a weeli, this coupled with the fact that only the best films procurable are shown, and the ma- chine equipped with the latest im- provements, is why the plctures at the Nickel are second to none. An- other noticeable fenture at the Nic- kel is the fact that there are no annoying stops. Perhaps one may have some times noticed iust at a most interesting part of a picture the light is shut od to make a re- pair; no matter how trifling or how short the time it takes it is always annoying. One does not have to put up with this annoying feature at the Nickel. A good machine. good film and a good careful operator does u- way with those annoying stops and this is why the Nickel does not take second place. The program for to- nlght_is a good one--one can depend on that. The leader fs “I Paglfacif." or sometimes called the tragedy of an Italian Clown. This is a clever picture story of Leoncavallo's famous pera and which is sure to please the Nickel patrons. A Tight Fix is n good comedy and shows what hap- pened a boy playing soldier, Adven- tures of Ju Jitsu is also another that _is interesting and Tommy's Box of Tools will show the people what awful results can happen with a. box of innocent tools. The Illusi- trated song "My Lolla Loo" is very pretty and the management of the Nickel wishes everybody to be happy and sing' the chorus when it is thrown on the screen. Don't misl calling in tonight, the price has al- ways been the same, 5 cents, and guarantee everyone will go out well ll¢llnCdv
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Twelve
Chinamen smuggled across the bor-
El Paso to New York in nailed up boxes, were dead upon arrival in
New York.
This is the report made to Frank
P. Sergeant, Commissioner 'of Immi- gration, by F. W, Berkshire, super- vising inspector at San Antonia., Commissioner Sargcant sent a con- fidential man to New York`to in- vestigate and himself will go tonight.
Inspector Berkshire says that his
information comes from tae inspec- tor in charge of El Paso, who re- ceived it from Fung Ming, interpre- ter at that station. The latter says that" a telegram was received in Chinatown, El Paso, the night of May 18, with this exact wording;
“New Yor.k, May 18, 1908.
Twelve boxes has received all right
but all qui hin.
QUONG DOU YUEN."
It is said that "qui hln" means
"gone to Heaven.” _
PNHIS SNUIIENNS
IN FNHEE PENN.
PARIS, June 4.-A riot occurred
yesterday at thc Sorbonne on the reapperance of Professor Andlcr, who recently conducbed a party of stud- ents to Germany, where he and his fellowers fratemized cordially with the Germans, and even visited the garrison church at Potsdam to look at the flags captured from the French in the Franco-German War.
The professor had no sooner en-
tered his classroom nllen yells of "i'1`raitor" were raised. Unable tn
make himself heard the dproflessor was forced to retire. A stu ent produced a tricolor flag as he did so, and do- fendlng cheers hailed the professions exit.
Subsequently the students marched
into the streets with the tricolor at their bead and came into Vl01I-‘Ut
pieces. Hand-to-hand fighting ensued until a large body of police scatter- ed the combatants.
IN THE NORLD AGAIN.
EDINBURGH, June 4.-The Ork-
ney cable. which broke down before Christmas. was reopened yesterday- Telegrams have been forwarded via Shetland since Christmas.
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43,035 SHAKESPEARE PILGRIMS.
LONDON. June 4.-The record
number of 43,035 persons paid for admission to Shakespeare's birth- place during f-he YUM’ el-“mg March 31, and the number who visited Ann Hathaway 's coi migc was also more than in any previous year. Sixty nationalities nrr- rc- presented ln the vis'ltor's brink at the .birthDlace.
TORONTO, June 3-Miss Clara
Brett Martin will not be n. candidate for the legislature at thc forthcoming election. In un interview she said:
der from Mexico, and shipped from' "With regard to the nomination for
the Ontario clection contest, which many friends have urged me to ac- cept. I wish to make cleur that I be- lieve every woman should be allowed to engage in any occupation, to aa- sume any responsibility or to dis- charge any duty, public or private, for which she is qualified, and that her fitness should be determined by the natural forces of competition.
"It is not through any weakening
or modification of this View that I feel impellcil to decline the nomina- tion, but because I feel it would be an unwise wnstc of eilurt to enter a contest before provision is made, or likely to be made, for discharging the duties of the position souglitf’
THULLEY CNRS
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CHESTER, Pa., June 8.-The dis-
order that has' marked the strike.of Chester Traction Company employes fr several weeks, was renewed to- nlfght when .three of the compsny’s trolley_ cars were blown up by dyna- mite. Two cars were wrecked on Saville Avenue, in Eddystone, and a third at Pu1mcr’s Corner on the Me- dial dlvision outside the city. The car at the latter point was blown to pieces and when ii squad of deputy sheriffs ren-:hed the scene, they ar- restedthe crew of the car on which there had been no passengers. Neither the motormnn noi' conductor had been injured and they were taken in- to custody pending an investigation.
THE CRIMINAL APPEAL COURT.
LONDON, June 3.-Lord Chief Jus-
tice Alvertson during the week point ed out o wcnkncss in the Criminal Appcul Court that he said he re- gretted. The wcnkuess consists in the fact that the law does not allow
;°&_];;*;i°t;1ag“'ltl;w:§°sl§gl;dpa_lz;l;5;i célggglgg ighge’ court to order a new trial of a
TRAIN WRECK IN EGYPT.
CAIRO, Egypt, June 3.-An el-
pross train from-Alexandria to Cairo collided with a freight train at iKuesna station yesterday evening- ‘Two persons were killed and six were seriously and nine were slightly in- * jured.
THE _whims
TORONTO, Juno .'-<Si>vcif\l>-Mod-
erute winds, fine und warmer.
FISH [iUI.I.I<lTlN-June 5.
Goorgowirn-Cod plenty lobsters
lair.
Keep Minardli: Llnimant in the H2130-
Orin
Th! local management takes plea-
rure in announcing the engagement extraordinary of Joseph Selmnn and his excellent Company in a series of New York and London successes.'l`ho Company is one of the finest and best balanced organizatfons now on tour, and number among its mem- bers some of the beet known names in the theatrical world. Mr. Sclman has just completed a forty weeks en- gagement as leaolng man with Min- nie Dupree in "The Road to Yester- day." .Eugenie Du Bois has just closed her season as leading woman with Robert B Mantclf' in Shake- sperian productions. Wm. Townsend one of the most polished actors of the day. Marianne French late of the Wm. Faversham and Olga Nethersole Company. Robert Robson acknow- ledged one of the finest character comedians of the stage. Dorothy Lee, the dainty little fngenue Francis P. Sagerson, the Carrlnol Wolsey of “When Knighthood was in Flower"
oo, Theodore Daly~oue of the most pleasing lsadfng juveniles who wins friends readily.
SELMAN STOCK
C0 HOUSE JUNE 9
Harry Wilson whose refined comedy
methods' have won much praise and who is to he featured next season in a Broadway Musical Comedy.
John Bryce of the Chicago Stoehi
Co.
Mildred Herman the second ingonua
Don Carlos du Bois-of the Hlppoo
drome.
Marcus Moi-larlty-the well known
clinracter actor has personally direc- ted all the piayl-The company will. have high class vaudeville between the acts.
Tuesday night June 9-the Salman players will open their engagement here presenting that exqumite D157. "Sweet Clover." This play 'hog been the most talked of play in the lust decade-pleasing theatrsgosi-5 9| both continents-This will be its first Presentation \n Prince Edward Is- land, and the tbeatregocrs who gp. Droclate what il Dura and wholesome in the drama should see this ohhfm. in! drama. Prices for the engage-
ment only 85, 85, 50. be
and character comcdienne. ~
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