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CHARLOTTETOWIin;CANA_DA, TUESDAY _D'IO_RNING, ]UNE_ 1 [__ 1912 F1331' 05° ALL"

III-IIIIIHI-I.

HEI’-Iiiii [IH

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Bulletin Issued 8_y;l'ier Phy sician.

(Can an Press.) MONTREAL, une 10-Her Royal Highness the' _ uchess of 'Connaught is on the high. oad to recovery.

'rue fell 'lug uullezlu was if-their sr' °"°“ 1’ “i’i’"°“¢l>' eeellred by the noon to y by har own physlclninpi-_ favorable motion of the Presbyterian ` F. Wor ngton : 4

“Her Royal Highnss the Duchess

Bhe slept well and is taking nouri ment. Progress is satisfactory,

HIGH ICHHHCIILIIH

IIHL IIIHEHIIHH

- W 0

r-Xllfeeeillg the unity sincerely desired

H -Qin

(Canadian Press.) _

LONDON June 10‘"E°'\'1 L0¥'0b\11';l» practically unanimous action can be '

Y /secured within a reasonable time and ' .

or meanwhile thc committee resolves as `

State for War, is appointed to suc- IOUOWSI

Lord High Chancellor since Decemb 1905, resigned today.

Viscount Haldane, Secretary

ceod the Earl. ‘

DUKE IS COMING

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nu ln nn

f -2. _

_IHI HHIZHISS -iIHliHi`;H HHHIHH

_ . . _ PIH

Edmonton Assembly Commi- ttee Report

(Canadian Press.) EDMONTON. Juno 10-The Organic

union of thc three negotiating chur-

Aesembly today.

of Th t . CHICAGO, June 10-The poatpo

CIJHIIBUSIII1 hed a comfortable night. g vo 6 was unammoua and was ment of the hearing of the contest

followed by a series of praises and

sh' telegi-ann, ni nongrainiaiionn nent to the California district this morn

the sister churches. WW bfollght *-0 Il high i¥\¢¢l1SiW

_the heated conflict between the T

The resolution of the union com-

Hiiis lun - REGULA

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IHIEHSIIY IH I

(Cana _ian Press.)

THE CITY COUNCIL Hill IHHHIIII

,______-_ll

~ i

R MEETING. OF ‘IIIIILESHIPS .I

.Insurance Ilgents’ Re- _ ___ _ ___

quest'-_concrete Pro Washington and Rhodel & H

` i

Iiif IHILHHIH (__

HI iiiiiiiilii *Hhili

HI. HIIII

Is- Hon W.S. Fielding I Witness

at Ottawa

greln___ Ilflhemlcel lend Anchorlherh. _

Efll --T -- _

ul rullsl I “.,‘I,',,, “° lull ul ,,.,,_

ini

The regular monthly meeting of the

“°‘ Charlottetown Council was held in in the Council Chamber last evening, in! His Worship Mayor Lyons presiding in: and all of thc members of the Coun- nn; cill being present. _

Some discussion arose with re ard

(Canadian Press.) WASHINGTON, June 10-The nie- tal tariff bill, amended in the Senate to repeal the Canadian Reciprocity act and fix the universal duty of S2 a ton on print paper, was taken up today in the House.

. and Roosevelt factions in the Rep "mteu was °'“`"°d “midst “\’l’l““9°~ lican National Committee.

iflelledilell Pfeeel - The vote or as to la hy which

EDMONTON, June 10-The resolu- postponement was affected on the tions of the larger committee on E122 ‘nl S°_;‘“°"dC"“n° Of M355” ._ e s rew eyon any possible dou Lhurch Union here today state that . ntween the fa__ti0n _

bile union is the best method f the lm” b B

by all the Assembly deem it unwise to

proceed immediately to the consuma- tlon of the function but believes by

further Conference discussion that

1-E-hat it be an instruction to the .___

Home Mission Committee to arrange

with other negot ations with churches . _ for fllrther delimination to the terri- (Canadian PWBSJ

HALIFAX- June 10-Some days °°'Y ‘lit I" Wm. .my “h““ severally teal-ushl lin ha ee l‘ a t

ago lg wan announced in a Cnnndian establish new missions as well as for inv rennI:nnrn°;iOn Bron ingenniifngzcce

1 Conn Riley said that the request o`

PV059 fl05l)ai»¢\1 that On account of th a fu lei' application of the principles . . , the Insurance Agents was a reason illness of the Duchess of Connaugh: Of 00'°P¢ff*fti°“ “IW”-di' B»d0Pi9ed by pnzgiggers of the Titanic by the (Ja _ ‘ `

the proposed visit of His Royal High- the Assembly. _ D"

r ' c

be abandoned. -

An official despatch, received .on

Foreign Mission Committee to confer mn nr the rynlnntni and $250 e

Saturday, from Montreal, states that churches with 3 view to co-operation Steward S '

there is no foundation for this re- lnnvs,-y ponnible wny_

port, On the _ contrary, it is hoped the despatch states, that full detail of the itinerary of .the trip to th Maritime Provinces will be arrange this week.

This will be interesting news . those who expected to see 'the Duk

nt Connaught nt rnnntinnn in the upon Portland cement and hydraulic ninnkn nn tné Mnnkei ne Ininndn_ Mn Conn, li/`[¢1,eBn gave noting tnnf, _ny _str . D" _

in the month o _ _,_____...__----.-

COLUMBUS BTATUTE UNVEILED

magnificent memorial to Christophe Columbus, havlng'aa its central fee

mr” “ statute °‘ um grant discover' Will be 8-di/iS€d aCC0l`diHi;lY- 'Ven' e reno O p I gt; Coun. McKenna reported to thr George M. Clark, liquor license in-

n Council the result of the"intervicw oi Spector, who had with 'him Constable

E , _ ' . . . »

er, moulded bv the band of the sym

pathetic sculptor to show him as he MORE TAFT DELEGATES Lauvur natives came to the 0D¢ stood on the deck of the Santa Ma- .__ d_‘:0;` _mid Olilelleih f_i_l`¢=-k'1`“_I]'1el` V;

H CHICAGO, Julie 9-Forty _eight Ztotnn r€;§in_ nn; Mia; ¥n§i\ers”‘w§n Committee very graciously and pr0rr-- forcement committee of the Sons of

day WIN" #\“"°"i°*" W" 5"" f°" the was the total number of delegates ' 1 <1 tp g 1 - if H sta f, _ _ _ _ ii ir t i rn i, ir n ir ri se a the r request leger mp Temperance, and Rev. ll. . ver , nrst time by the eyes of the European to nn, republican national conven- fvign n snip ';f,re;,u on an proposed signals at the railway grand W0,-my patriarch of the Buns

rin on October 12, 1492, the fatefu

was unveiled here today with 818110 rate ceremonies and amid the enthu

with the unveiling there was a civic

e I iv V .ln n .

Tne rest of the members of the Ca

,Q pathia’s crew received a month

CEMENT DUTIES LOYIEBED sslsry.

OTTAWA, June 9-The govern SI-:AIN BY NATIVES.

ment h s d cided for a limited e -‘--'

or wate lime i b rels, ba s or Y - ’ casks, are desciiibedr in tarifg item “nd M-"‘ T""l°"' ‘”h° managed

` giiigeriaysthigiighhiit Baile aunglhiitliirgg A°°°"““S W “"°“°*’ *°‘° by "ht"

tl th F h cule were l

- ing down to dinner when a party

' tion turned into the Tait column to- rs d e

ub- S

» to the _repairs recently made to tue

mo, A letter from the fire insurance n- im_ gents regarding a recent increase ill bt the tax of Fire Insurance Companies

'A side of the Bank Building and this

h h LONDON _innn 10_,r.hn Gnnnnn Cdouncil and on resolution was adopt

with the Mission Boards of other to the Snr non r,n‘:_ne__ and cgi

290 and upon bag i which th Enid plantation near Malekula, were foun cement or lime iss irrhported as des- 1" thi’ embers of their hw" by M ' cribed in 'item 291. The remission Gauun' a trader who owiled th

WASHINGTON D C June 8__,ri_n will 'apply to importatlons rnadc §_1_;i)°i’ie:he“ :;0?_;\:g;“Wt%rr1v;(2i',:Qteh to the Anti-Tuberculosis Society. tels hcrc, the Queen, Unioll alld New

' ‘ " J 12th t t b 1 t, '

r [mm “ne . ° Oc 0 er _ E brought here by steamer Makura

_ ` , table. The murders fire th hous

_ _ day hy the national committees dc- after iooring ii"

lsaetic demonstrations of an immense risions upon contests iron, Arirnn,,a,,_ A n,__B__ch punitive party _ms he

‘°'"““°“"° "1 p°°p\°‘ I" °°““°°u°" Fl0fidB “Dil G°°"gi“- The R°°"°’ sent ill pursiuit of‘the murderers .

WU- °°“i¢°Si1H|1tB1°“ °"°fY °“°°' 9*’ motive of the murder was said to it Wa” suggeswd "°h“t the “mm” sherry wine. The larger quantity of

It was indicated that the House

would disagree to these two amend- ments but concede the others relating to the metal schedule.

(Canadian Press.) WASHINGTON, June 10-The house

voted today one' hundred and forty- four to one hundred and one not to accept the Senate amendment to the metal tariff revision bill which would repeal the Canadian Reciprocity pact and fix a universal duty of $2 per ton on print paper.

The house accepted the two Senate

amendments reducing the dllty on Dig iron and certain alloys.

l llllulll W lnllsunl wnllus

a M-arket Building.

was read. Another communication was read from the Park Keeper re- questing an increase of salary. A request fronl the residents of Villa and-Queen Streets was read in which an application was made for an ex- tention of a street in their locality. The Manager of the Royal Bank of Canada wrote requesting a new sidewalk on the Richmond Street

was referred to the street committee

J. J. Johnson, K. C., was reap-

pointed a member of the City School Board.

The program for the concrete work

for the season was lsid before the

able one and that the city should have a. chemical engine; but a hand

ness to the Maritime Provinces would 2-That: it be an instruction to the serrlxinwgégg §¢§a(xia(li(t;:igmAyl'tllilliiH° Elyse- Chemie” eeflgille or an engine taken _.__

t` to fires with horses would be very

,I1 unsuitable. The proper kind and th: _

ef most up-to-'date equipment would be (("“’*““"“ P_"°““~)

a chemical engine fitted on an auto LONDON' 59"” _10‘“500»0"U _ “H515”

r- truck. In the heal- future this r-hui P01* W9fk_°f“ In this 1“l““d_ will l=“’° 'B of vehicle may be permitted in thc Up their Jobs and all foreign and

city and the city could then be in n °°“f*‘Fw15°_“hi1’|’i“5 Wm be twd “P m' nonirion to take tne mngner ni,_ In definitely li the union men obey the or- tne menntirrm ne would move that dere of the (,encra_l Council' of the matter be referred to the firc Tl`H[lBP0ft W0\‘\_icre Federation which

tom ht sent wires calling 3 National

to _a_ e p riod n a remission of one-half the duty paid _VICTORIA June 8_M_n_de__nd by conlmlttlm _kgs

3,-~il"é-‘-3-v9‘r‘.?f.i“-fmlzi’.Ieit*i”°S.?i..5“°€.f"l.‘-‘ ere 1-levee eefzlfffe

I, mend the rnilk inspection by-law. _ __ "’” é Dr. Mchaughlan introduced a res RI@HIBU('1`0| _N~ 5-. JUN 7'-AB

olution re the payment of the grant the result of a raid made nn three ho-

s A by-law was passed levying a tax Kent, twelve loads of liquor, includ-

n of two dollars on male and threr ing upwards of 3.000 _b0i-£165 0! 15801”

I dollars on female dogs. were seized. Tile raid was made by

B his committee with the Minister of W E Fraser llev W R ROMDBOH ri Railways. The Minister received thi of St. John, secretary of the law en-

e crossings would receive careful atten- of Tempe;-nn¢¢_

U0” The li uor consisted of whiskey,

. _ n _

en m'1‘nhe A'nattert_of the _grilisnrii tlil thg hrnndrn nie_ pol-tai-_ ntongn ci-mrnpag.

_ e ssocla. lon was a e p an n¢_ g,n_ inner bein-_ port wins and

and lllllif-B!°yn&Il'0C€Bsi0l\ U18* Dl`°V°d they did yesterday. Ten of ~ the be to take nn, lives or whites for authorities be requested to take pro- Wet 'goods wnr “ken to Magintrnnr

to he one of e largest seen in this-

r. ty of big parades since the gran review o the'~_.§Jnion army after th close of the civil war.

The cercmoity of the unveiling oc- _ ____ __ _

e delegates at luqriili vziileli hed ilist i>er_i_y ei iiied _e<;li\ee_ £30 :ie 3°’ *° °‘*“°““ °‘ ’°"“’ “‘ ‘°. “°. ways she several by ole clothes, un-

becn given t() , B W0 relpa ll* ra ng `S B 0 an B an . '

' ' l* ith thi t _ ' with employes. Mr. Bourchier \`8"K° °

mg Georgia dm" Lu W G r wo gud d th awe and they follow

currcd on the]-_ plaza in front of th

new union station, where the mas-

cat/eh the eye!-bf oevery visitor to th

capital immediately uuon the arrive ln the city Hjfrrounding the memoria

were rest stliids eo accommodate the Al b d eight from Arkansas, Bd UW °th°""~ and' ‘“`m°‘1 with

"' “m” ““ , , n of tin. axe, one el them rushed at hlm. The,

placed on the tclgiygrfggniio ni eager, plantation ov/ner‘s brother covered °°"Y°"u°“ “st n . w rir rgns n this man with a revolver, and the ‘my 5 h°°£3g° °n “2;.°ii_ fist since this weapon was dropped. The native hgtlgllsldcomhiiticg cgllvelied lest “1““k “Wy” 'mt “S th” “nt °“° ‘“

e Thursday an_em00___ threw a elllb twhich felled zlr. Boilir-

Thie clears the docket for the tail- cuelnk T`:§re“Tu.\,.`;(:;r::i0;‘;ieringivx:

s .

ing up early next week of the cases :cans |mprinonm,mt_

sive n¢mo|~\g1'has been erected to

8 . many ofilctals and guests invited to

take pKr,ti_l_'.the exercises. On ever- hand rhe_-'awtlr nary, spain sshd the Unite tel were blended°.With- in the aniiiliitheatre were gathered representatives of. every branch of tb government, including the President of the United States and members ci the Cabinet, the Chief J ustlce and as

soclate justice! of the Supreme Court inyinir inn more stress than upon NEW RU[,y;,3_ of the-United States, high officers of om the none); such cases, for _ ,___

the army and navy, senators and re- presentatives. The diplomatic crops was brilliantly represented, while an- other section' of the stands was al- leted te the dignitaries er the Gurus. lic Church,-nmanycf whom were in attendances `

cr Knox, Bilctatarv of State, was and to the Mhrquis Cusani Confalon Nfl. ltalianarltbassador to the Uni

pull<ing`tbe_~cond| that released th buntln abd' t the memorial Rt.

HW- *gin* f§°“H3° shahm- "i’°t°" °'ithru that state and Florida and of Great Britain. and Whl\i»°V°\‘ I

' G r i , in which all the Taft dale- “reed upon by the British Board of

°n°"°d ul' |“V°i~‘»°U°“ “md Chief J“°"gl::e: had been contested by F0099' Trade as a result of this conference,

5"' velt. In each instance decision was will likely also be adopted by Cana-

da.. -

the Catholic _University of America.

tice Victor J. -Dowling of the Proms wllrt _Of New York, made the opening .adllresef The Marine Band, in its uniform of scarlet and' blue, furnished the musical features of the llroxram. _

'clded upon the same arguments' as W. B urchier, 3 plantation owner had served in the case of the four Gllaladcanar, Solomon Islands.

¢ delegates apiece, soon went the same 0\' GTG em Y

l ed him to his house. I-Ie rejected the 1 wagith the 24 dclcgatcs,aixteen from mst man to “WP i“» and this “"0"”

Geersle eletriete. `twentv delegelee- some illegal recruiting committee hy P" °f°°°““°“” ii’ P"°"°“* ““°“‘°“*‘ nam' sue locked up.

‘H ` went to Taft in one blanket decision a visiting vessel!

° lioth,sides agreeing to their being 1le~ Before the Majura left Sydney, R

at tm "'h°°ti“g range' C°"“ M°K°“' It was found concealed ill various ~ ni? srwfitéfd ka tresomtloz tinrenixirf places, under burns, in sample rooms, °f fi? ’ ryMii;§ Oiwtxii B ‘It tif nn; ln the dining rooms, in cellars, un- A 5 er ° B p° “ ng °‘ 6 ner wood in wood sheds, under stair-

of the rifle range without a

fficer being in charge.

- Collncil adjourned.

mmm del' wharves and under hay.

One barrel of brandy was marked

groceries. three barrels of ale were marked eggs and one barrel of brandl was marked flour.

sident Gomez as n result of the send- The inquiry is being held before lng of American warshlps are hear

cords for dreadnaughts battlf--lil were smashed yesterday, when 1! -- H. elite and mai- he hail fmt d19°\ll¢9¢\ lil. S. (‘fonqueror, on an eight.-.io trial at full speed, made a speed stipulated in the contract. The fast- ment. - 23.25 knots_instead of the 21 knots Hon. Mr. Fielding also denied the Veelreerd, which dnl 22.1 knots evidence or David Henderson, M. on her trial two years ago. 'l‘hc fast- l-1a1tain_ and slr lllgmnnd 051,;-_ est German dreadnaught is the bnt- P., wllo stated he had warned the tleship Oldenburg, which had h

"Hal last Week and 1*'-tallied 5 s\’°°d the lnw was hcilliv violated.

of 22.4 knots.

When the trial of Clarence S. Darro on the indictment charging him w

the IlriIléry"` of a McNamara juror,

opened today it was expected that t

testimony of Bert H. Franklin would

- -bsiaaacluded before the end ofthe Tmvmwmxps

brief session. Franklin, who was _,___ formerly the chief detective of the Mc- __ _ Na/mara defence, first took the sta NEW YORK June 6 Trams Pat on May 28th, and has been under ex- tn street ntntium on duty nt Firth

amination nllnos_t contillllously since i _ i ,_ that dnt___ avenue and Th rty third street, ry

Franklin, that the time had come to h -_ri make ____ my mind what to no_ and ceremony, she showed the rl egicom

that I thought the proper thinlr was - t b i,_ $75 090 to bear the burden mvself and pr U B ed to be worth 8 wee” '

tect that man sitting beside veil.

right thing to do, continued Frankli that she would take the children ollt hr, hem his rnmi,nr_ He mid nonnin of school and work her flllgcrn od necessary to keep things gnin-- un

zlfraid now.

upoll which the Roosevelt people are

these fr . example, as those from Indiana,

'_week. Tit ic . _ _ ‘ It was a day of p\\b1i¢\*»Y IOP will result in swccpillrr chance! in the

led States. .wal eeelclwd the *Mk 0’ southern republican err:en12e\l‘"\e~ present beard of trade regulations.

“Starting with the last three districts Canadian marine laws on nil such lol Arkansas. the Cvmmmfe” ‘”°“" matters are largely similar to thos

reached after full hearings of the

h case and in'oh|Y UN-‘ in

r cts ln t e - - ' 'fiance did the Roosevelt- leaders ask SU",

'°' ° '““ *°“° °‘ “"“‘"" MID LEIGTII 0F TOD!

.-_zz _Av-_-_-_-_-,1\¢_-_-_-_-;_-:::_»¢-;_‘:_-_z~:::.¢-----: -

-----""“‘“”" The sun sets this evening and to-

s'r. Joi-pre, Nile., asus s 'rlle steamer Manu. which was sent out by me _waits leaf plus _ro .emu lm- hodies of 'Titanic victims, returned lmterllay -1rie\rcne body on hoard. 'Phe belly lu uct be. identified, and

poscitilvyiq he buried here. Wihfhs* ‘ from the steamer nahpsnawlesg neneii' for r-nulnlx

‘ ssculusn iell'l'-'.'Jeellv

amuse. John, N. B.. from Lendell- tell of a narrow escalw "Um °°m°' ion with an iceberg. The stblmef was proceeding through the-fog Tuol- dny evening when an immense bers 'wal sighted, and the _steamer’s course altered in time to prevent strili\\8~ `Bev'eral incoming stesmerll .report _ lsr-gs numbers of ioubergs, about 25 miles east of Cape Race- '

which probably will he taken up ty Minister of Mn,-inn and Flsneyle when the committee convenes M_°“‘ Stanton will sail for England on Jun day morning. There still remains, 14 to rein-nnnn¢,___(;annda at a meetin in alphabetical order, before these oi the British nen_g0lng ships, so n the cases of six delegates at large to nrnnnntn

_ from. Arizona and of the follrth con- -_lo gpm-,ness greater safety for the

P"°5\_u¢m "|,'|"' WBB- W9 I"‘i“°iP“l gressional district of California. iivnn 0| nnnnnngei-5 nnd crews, ’7‘"H‘°\° 00 thi* W`°l!"““- Phumd' They may bo take" llll 0" M°“d°Y This meeting is a direct result of

or may go over until later in the nn agitation which grew out_of the

Eli

QT'-p,\WA_ June 7-Assistant Depu-

an disaster and it is thought

ll.4li it will-be high tomorrow morn- A ing and Thursday morning at -8.00.

morrow evening at 7.51; it rises to- morrow morning and Thursday morn-

ing at 4.08.

The moon sets this aftesnoon at F

8. . ` '

more will he a new moon Satur- -

day, June 15. -

'l1le_length of today will be fifteen

hours and forty-three minutes.

. _._._.__-.--san-1-r

i. Ask for Mlnard'a and take he other _

2 nuocvlron

bargain. On y Inquire at Mc!-nnis Bros Oarriaile

Factory, J

caMlsRoN's _

Great George St. does not close on Monday afternoons nor his rates have not _ln_c_¢_-_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _

Y i`;6~i"waN'r1un-_'ro LEARN 'rnana

will pav three dollars per week at

The ‘tide will be high this evening larlrinnigiz- APPW lt °“°° “sim” _ at 7. 7 and tomorrow even ng at _ an o c_e._ _ , _. .' - Tn inmnunenn nn tn,-ne 9-ciosy

norton ar Manxar souana, °

on Friday 14 June, at l2 o'clock noon, Clydesdale Horse 2 years old weighs about 1200 lbs. Sold without-reserve for cuh. R. Bearis-

T00 LITE FOI!

In all there were upwards of 3,000

' c|_|55|f|¢[[|0l homes or layer slucu, besides what

,__-

e Half cent per word each insertion

this column. Cash must accom-

pany order and five per cent discount

U allowed.

8 cents.

waN'rall, _

girls__ st_Qileen__“I-lotc_l,____6_-l1lVi4\~

WANTED,

in Bakery. Apply to L. C. Wor-

s ,Q‘_¥'_.-_. g WANTED, in dry. Appl

l~io'r1Cle. 1

108 Rlchmon

St- P- wXi~i‘rEb",' GIRL ron cauanal.

housework.

£-

WANTED, 3 te t

;i;~re‘¢li,aGood location. _ §;illVl_6i_Pd-

Minimum charge twenty-five

1.1..-_V --

TWO DINING ROOM

YOUNG MAN TO WORK

6-11Mtf.

..._ ..__- .\. _ _

*"A1‘PaaN'rlsl~: IN roun-

y B. Stewart & O0-

. rl-limi.

HAVE REMOVED FROM

d Bt. to 99 Pownal

ulllns, grocer. __ (_5_-11lVl3lp_d.

Appl to 13 Passmorc

Y 5-ulvlslpfl.

noaanaas "Ix'c"col/lldo-

King Square. Men DPU'

'saLE,l ar A Guam'

l used a few months.

n Newson. ___ _djllldhipd ` BARBER sl-lor 140

¢ee°d__ _ ,§'l}!'l_’f}.\3“

to, _aucti0nc_e_i'. __ l6-11M4lnd

SAI 'E -CLARKE'S HOTEL

OR . . .

‘ Kensington. This popular house is

now offered for saIe.»'l‘he furniture may be included or not as dellled by the purchaser. This is one of the best country -Hotel Stands on the

Island. Mrs. 'Henry Clarke. ~

ll-lllimprl

was found in casks, barrels and jugs. ___________.__.-

A CLEIIGYMAN IS

CHARGED wl'rl-i Monorail

NEW SWEDEN, Me., June 8-Ou a

charge of murder Rev. Charles E. Means, a Lutheran minister, was ar- rested herc today. He is nccueed of having killed his father-ill-law, Edgar Jacobson, on June 12, 1911. _The local authorities at the time pro- nounced Jacohl-lon's death 3 case of suicide, but the representatives of thc Attorney General’s odlce maintained that he had been murdered.

THE NEBBITT CASE.

TORONTO, June li-When the Nes-

bitt case is called again in the pol ice court next Friday, it will, ill all probability, be adjourned until thi following Tuesday.

THE WEATHER HID

TIIE TIIPERITUIIES

(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, Jllne 11-Moderate to

fresh northerly' to westerly winds, e few scattered showers but mostly fair. Stationary or a little higher temperature today. Warmer on Wed- nesday.

this morning by the “Rexall Store" Tested’ Thermometer with a northern exposure was forty degrees above zero.

The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was forty-six _degrees above irero and the highest was fifty-two degrees above. The lowest recorded the previous night was thlftyeninc above and at nine a.m. yesterday it was fifty 'degrees above and at .nine p.m. it was forty-six above.

,,__.__.__-.-_-;-

.Miner-d'| I,iniment lumberman'¢ friend

- _ i orrawa, June 10-The scene of

States armored cruiser Washington the inquiry by rm Royni Cam ' U.-

en ere Mana “bor at M 25 into the circumstances attending th; t il l-i h _ m

o'clock this afternoon and exchanged salutes with the fortess of Cabana. failure of the Farmers' Bank, which

Fifteen minutes later the battleship has been going on for some ti.|li¢,‘

Rhode Isla-ad passed into the harbor. shined to Ottawa again toni” nm The “"“'°l °f w“"“"’° “““”””“ for the rust time Hou. w. s. 'trinid-

bllt little attention in the capital.

(canadian px-enn_i ing, the former Finance Minister and

KEY WEST, June 10--The collier the lrlau' who was chairnlm of tha

*Wd Dominion Treasury Board when tho

n certificate la'-s granted to the bank A

Mars followed the Rhode Island the Washington just before noon.

She may be used as a despa

boat.

Threats of the resignation of

tc start business, was under examini- P;-e_ tion. ' '

Sir

fl- wm. Meredith ln the Runway cem-

(oanadmn Press') mission Room of the Senate and il

WASHINGTON, June 10-If, ig

iltoutly maintained here today that being collducies by Frank Hodginl,

thg sending of two warships to C

ln icated no chan e in the United -

States Gove____mcnii_s poncy ___ n K. f... Ottawa, for the government.

intervention and that the vess s _

were sent noiniy to protect Americans witness examined this morning ll

and other foreigners.

uba K. C., Toronto. and John Thompson,

cgi" Hon, Mr. Fielding was the only

nd -

the features of the evidence were the contradiction of the statements of General Manager Travers that the lat- ter had several interviews with-him

T; regarding the issuing of the certifi-

BREIKIHG RECORDS

LONDON, June 9-All speed

nr except in n general way the subscrip- of tion list presented to the Depart-

the P.,

Ur Finance Minister of instances where

CRUSIIED T0 DEATH

__ DIGBY, June ,9-Plemeu Sparold, W a boy of seventeen, employed in _tn handling freight by the D. A. R., at

Digby, was killed yesterday after- noon by being crushed between the

' a

_ Tl-lid DARROW TRIAL.

LOS ANGELES, Cal., June B

h° steamer Prince Rupert and the wh rf.

d rolman Michael' Dugan of the 'l`hirtIe-

. Waldrof-Astoria, pecped for months

0"” “Wk “W Y°“‘°“‘“Y- '"9 “ms” through the hotel windows ht Miss

examination was begun. Yesterday his evidence was the most striking Rose Farrell' the gm at th” hat

has yet put in. Franklin told how

had been informed by Attorney

compete Davis that it had been a ranged for him to get 3 ..sentcnce I two years in the penitentiary if B would plead guilty to brlblng George ninym who had been were twniv N. Lockwood. _

h° stand. l-lu at lust succeeded lu ch- he taining a formal introduction, made 1‘°` love to her, and last evening married " her in St. Francis of Assisi Catholic of Church. he Thereby the hotel lost a popular ln-

I went home and told my wife. said Ziiggiznd iI;`;_rn_thi_;::t :iii;|i‘i'i_'v::tr:r 3::

deeds to droperty on City Illan ec-

°‘ and 80,000, besides s bank book show

_ ing several thousand dollaee on do-

My mf” wld "‘*" th” it W” th” posit. Dugan was determined not'to

“ start a row on the very first day so

if even when his bride chirped 1 tn It's all yours and mine, Mike, I'll

I r:ot‘ollt. I was not afraid thell to not be sting). with ,‘.0n_ mv” time H" the W'“it"“““'y- ll” The basis of Miss F'arrell's fortune .Irumatlcnlly cmlclllflcd. I am not mme in tinn when ,ne had g15_000

she invested in real estate. Values trebled ill little more than n year. She sold some property, invested in

i more land and again saw values 20

MONTREAL, June 10--Moutrea

Streets presented a contrast in l’nr- “D” Sh" dm not ‘vmi‘\e$i° ‘r';”t;°rri°d mins i,_odny_ ,rhn morning wirncnnmi until her fortune rr-ac s gturee, the Sacred Roman iyninniic i,-ct but hcr finance would not conscn .

ol P i t ' rl 'tl I """’ ...l°.H....’§'§.°5i¢f.`“h. “if-i`.`i`.'-`..“ u'I.‘f..§”`v.iu.£ seal-me Ieeeuslriee-

rlral; while in the nfterlloon, the lo- _ _ -°-"' _ cal Chinese field a bil: celebration in ,- VANC()l_-Vldill, June 8- According honor of the new Republic nlld dcrli-‘to advices bf0\-Ulhil by WG S¢¢5m°f catinl: the Temple with much cere- Tacoma Maru, much Kindness Pl'°VBi\P many among the owners of the Japanese

sealing acllooncrl-= ae_thc..lT_es'lllt of the distribution of about 150,000 yen by the Japallese

, v government to the scalers ns compen-

eveniug last while (`-has. Landers sntion for the loss of the right to was asleep, his home wan broken in- hllnt seals on the high seas as n ro- to and $275 in cash was :<tolcn,Sllln- suit of tl"~ enactment of the treaty picion rests on n. younlr man and a between Canada. the United States, warrant was secured for his arrest, llussia nnd .lnnan forbidding pelagic hilt so far his whereabouts have not scaling from fleremiler 15 last. - . been discovered. - The Victoria seelcre, who were in

'nl

IMPOSINC MARCH.

_______-<--

ROBBED OF $275

`MlDDLE'l`ON June 8-(ln ‘rlunfla

the business for nearlv n rluartsf' cfm entury before the Japanese sealer-a

_ bmzall to cross the Pacific to ` hunt

HA1,ll4‘AX, June 10-W- J. 0'- seals in llchring Sea, are nnpeallng to f-learn, counsel for Hubert Grant. the dominion government to oumuen- Cl’lll'il¢d With U10 DU“3\\h‘°“ m“\"‘i°f- sate them for the loin of their .indus- hns arrived back from Antlgonisll,llut try, about $500,000 being mugllt, and so far has. given out no further par- the l-lnlm is now before the gov, ticulars regarding his client. ment. »

N0 FU RTHER hlVIDl<}NCE

\finard'| Liniment used by Physician

I Keep Minard’¢ Linimentin the home,

Readers may remember that it was lous prices for tive pain.

currently reported in this province' Mr. Dennis is taltnl time to cone last winter that the Russian Govern- sider but it in more than likely thai. ment was sending a delegation to P. he and the owners of the youu( utocl E. Island to look into the fox - in- for which the oler was made will res dustry. tain the animals in the ranch. < A gentleman froln that country vie- This shows beyond a' doubt that ited Mr. Dennis' Ranch yesterday at the demand for thus anlmalljultls Royalty who examined the stock flee the large prlcse for which *thc* lcarefully and odered Mr. Dennis fabu- are being held. _

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