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es-ll "THIN-»ATE3'I' NEWS CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 26. 1912 ' FIRST 01" AHL" _

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QQUR1' QPENED ’ t|I.fP. H. l|ilS 'CAMP BEGINS I `PlilllBl.

in cnlnloruarown YESTERDAY Nil WUHKING IN EARNES

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Tflli BMS Agfllll8t JOB. A. Sll8pllBl'il flild EFIICS _ I Guangan _Y_vm'°_;'t |tS_ Usual _ w0l'l( iS D€tfll|€il F01' T0-

_ Devel. Jnmes 0’Brien und Seymour Gregory- _ __ - a'E`0,':;q,,;:;; m. L_ ' dill F01' P- E- |-

Cnsss Tried und Pending-

Grand Jury Report. `

. M

Tflnilii Term of the- Supreme aid Murchison, Fred H. Seller, Na-

Court opened at the Court House,,thHni01 Lerabec. Gee- M- MOON.

Charlottetown, yesterday, His Lord-

ship Chief Justice Sullivan presiding.

The following constitute tho grand

luryz _ l

T. C. James, Foreman; B. H. Cfimeron, J. O. Arsenault, David Mlitch, Isaac Brown, Daniel McDon- lld, W. H. ‘Horne, Edward Carr, Lewis McCallum, George Vessey, Don-

Theophilus Pfli'6, John G. Mc- ‘Leod, John Newson, Duncan Hyde, |Wm. Gibson, H. T. Foshan, Frank R. Heartz. After being charged by I-lis Lorhship the Grand Jury retired to their room., | The lpetition of E. H. Strong, Sum- mersidc, a student at law, re admiss-

' (Continued on page 7.). '

UNIONISTS T0 LOSE.

LONDON, Eng., June 24'-whllemne

government will lose many votes over the insurance act, the new registra- tion bill introduced this week will deprive the Unionists of half 9, million votes, by killing plural voting and lessening the qualifying- term -neces- sary to acquire a vote. The registra- tion bill is generally popular.

London is lust now keenly discuss-

ing the cause of the warning popular- ity of cricket while foétball matches draw scores of thousands of specta- tors and 20,000 people sometimes at- tend polo matches. The big county cricket matches often have only 200 or 300 spectators. Critics are agreed that the real cause ofthe decline of cricket are the slowness of the ge-me, the long waits, snobbish distinc- tions between amateurs and profes- sionals, and indifferent players. We have no grace among' us. The twen- tieth century youth requires more strenuous amusement. _

REMARKABLE GIRL. r

WILLOWS, Cal., June 24-The high

est ranking girl for any grammar

crgql in Glenn County is Martha H c. _-who-.has no arms. Her general avtrikd was 98 9-16 _ per ccnt.

c`0lili'El4§cn me ’

mo LATE Fon

~ culsslrlcmoll

One cent per word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.

Apply to Robert Cummings, North

_Rivet ' _vY___________6-Z6M4ipd. TEACHER WANTED FOR CHERRY

Valley School. Apply to Frank Melanie, Bee;y_.___ - _ e-zel/lei. WANTED 'rwo GIRLS- BEST or

wages, apply at Revere Hotel,Char- lottttown. ___ _ ¢;;z§1ut_f._

WANTED A MIDDLE AGED WO- ~msn-,-_ _family of two, Enquire 15 Pleasant St. __ 6-Zlilvialpd.

WANTED A TEACHER FOR MER-

maid School, 2nd class, $20 sup- plement, spring and fall vacation. _llfgish Boyce,_Scc’y. 6-26M2iElipd 'raaol-IEE WANTED nos Caspian-

eaux School, Socond class, male prsfsrred. Supplement $15.00. 'Ap- _klv ie... J- D- M°K°=12ie~_._fir_?_li!4L2iP;1 wANi'En sacorm Cl.Ass TEACH-

cr _iff St. Patrick's School, 162. Term to begin July lst. Apply

_Ambrose Harrell, Scc'y.__6_-2ii_M2ipd. SALE, TWO DOUBLE STAND

six by eighteen roller mills, also two patent flour reels. Geo. E: _Full. __ e-eeMl_r.z_w. TEACHER WANTED. SUPPLEMENT

30' dollars, Apply to. Jas. A. Shaw, Secrstiry of Trustees, Winslow N0;-|>,h, i- __ _ 6-26MlW.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED SECOND-

clsss Teacher, July lst, for Cable Head- West School. Supplement vot- A1 D. An<_l_e_n_on,_Sec'yj._\6-2f»EBi. 'l‘m`ao1lfli"FAN'rEn Fon luoulvrr "A_|bion"8chool, No. 134. Supplement ‘ $20,(p,~ Apply to Fred Robertson, _ Secretary 6_-BGMIQINL wZYi’»im'p"'fl o suv SEVEN on - elkhtfrdom house, with modern con- 1/snisnoes and large grounds. State fidwest price and locality. Write.

In i r'Guardian_oil£e._li-26M1ipd s'6n unnAv JUNE as st "$.00 p. m. Jas. Macpougafl will sill- at-_public auction house barn and-.jldt on Granville Btreeé, Sum- lerdds. _ _ 6-26Maipr_1_. ws nm msn wougm

or- "-.girl to- go to the sea-shore (5 _Hillel -_from town) .work light, good wlfsf. - li ly to Mrs. W. B.\Fergu- son” Bt_r_-_eet. e-iglgftig T0, ,- r,tll month of July and

' , a_ ‘furnished house, with

'convenieylacss and large barn.

' di ldfbf s miiy of four. Ag- p - odicl. 6; _f ..'. . ._;' ,wswrhii fda Maneu- __ru~r¢~or moan um ` -‘V .1 preferred. mamm-

1 I l _ ,supplement 8ss.oo. be _'_."`;§l\[\¥. Secret-sh.

’ = emma.

'DIA WANPUD. PRINCIPAL »` ` t,~_me.0ardl¢ln school. ‘ _t- $1800- ssl! $50.00, re-

_ . Apply"to_D. S. Machar-

ee. ew#-of Trenton, osrnlgee.

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STRANGE POISONING.

LOWELL, June 24-Therc is mllch

conjecture today as to the reason why Medical Examiner J. V. Meigs has not signed the death certificate of Joseph -Battersby, aged forty-five, who died at his home-in Fordway Pa.rk,'~ North Billerica, from, strycbnine, sllpuosed to have been taken by accident. It is said that the _man had prepared some medicine for s friend and before delivering it had taken a small quan-. tity himself. This explanation was ollcrcd by one of his family. ,

HON. MR. PERLEY BUSY.

OTTAWA, June 24-Hon. George

H. l‘crlcy, as senior privy council- lor, will be acting prime minister during the absence of Premier Bor- den in England. He will also *have

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charge of marine and fisheries de- partment, tho department of cxtcrnal affairs, and will also bo acting min- ister of public works during the ab- sence of Hon. F. l). Monk from Ot- tawa. Hon. W. T. White will act' as minister of justice.

EIGHT ITALIANS KILLED

TRIPOLI, June 24--Eight Italian blue jackets were killed today, by an explosion. They were conveying an old shell to sea in s barge to sink it when it blew ull- '

_ WANTS WARSHIP. "

1'EKlNy Jllne 24.-In fear of an antlforeign outbreak at Cheioo, the American consul there has telegraph- sd a request. that a warship bc sent at once.

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_TEACHER WANTED FOR MURRAY Harbor North No. 92 spring and fall vacation, supplement $40.00. Experienced teacher preferred. Ap- ply to William Condon, Secretary.

6-2GM_8lpd

'rEA6i{ER_wAN'rED_ WANTED _ A

lst or 2nd class teacher, male pre- ferred, for principal’s dep't Clin- ton School. Supplement- voted $56.25 cents. Abply to J. D. Smith, sec’y of trustees._¢____Q-§0Mlildipd‘. nov wA'N"rsp, AN 1N'rEm.1CEN'r

smart boy is wanted: One who has a fair education, and who lives. in

Charlottetown. Gocid gagesuis ogg- ed. A at-once o al* an -

pp Y _ e-zzlug.

'ro nerr, A suuoilnow whois

the City limits. Suitable for a family of three or four. This Bunga-

low is most convenierétly gitusw.

X. Y. C., uar an, -

9:", to 6-22Mtf.

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/luo'rIoN, runN1'rn-rm Ar sms:-_ dslice Mrs. Hooper 150 Dol'cli_0lf»0!' Street (Corner Prince) on Wtdiies- djsy June 26th commencing at 2 o'oiock. Parlor, Dlningroonr, Heli. Bedroom anduoiitcllsn furngtiufsis. BesiNto,suc ect. »‘ -__- I CAN COMPHY WITH ANYONE _ on the Island or off the lslsml in ‘ union, _twist tobacco andglvs s £;rsnnce'of _six moms, from mill-

or drying. 'I ke from tell

pounds up to one hundred and ten. I don't want to interfere with any _ other factory. George Morrison.-

proueal ‘RWE

H. s. lfrlssr, st. Join.; H. H.

Sterns, Souris; S. Walton and wife

Bousseau, Miss Ella Fanke, Miss N.R. Sudtush, Falls Mills; Pa; T. K. Stan-

Medford, Mass; Geo R. Masee, New York; E. Laucks, St. John; W. H. Carvell and friend, Charlottetown; W. H. Asher, H. J. Abbott, Toronto; H. F. Clements, Montreal; P. Cu-lien, Toronto; A. J. Davis, Halifax; C. K. Eichler, Pennsylvania; S. S. Shat- ford, Halifax; W. F. Jutras, Mont- real; B. A. Foster, Sackville; C. B. Stevens and wife, Amherst; G. A. Williams, St. Catherines; R. J. Lutes-, Jas Polly, St. John; J. A. MacDon-

Ross, Eldon; Ma or F. A. Lister, Ot- tawa; F. W. Namora and wife, New Ydrk; E. Mcbagden, Boston; A. M. Halliday, Boston, E. L_amabee, Bos- ton; N. Morrow, New York; register- cd at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown between 11.30' last night and 11.30 the previous night.

Rogerson, Victoria; J. A. Murphy,

M. Ferguson, Halifax; B. Webster, Cornwall; J. A. Robertson, P. Llan- ders, Belle River; S. Smith, 'James Raynot, I. Cochran,‘ Chicago; D. MacDonald, Port Vernon; R. H.l Cameron, Crapaud; D. -Moiduas, York Point, registered at the Revere Hotel, Charlottcitown, ‘bc-tween 11 last night and 11.30 the previous night.

LUMBER MILL BURNE-D,

BRIDGEWATER, Juno 24-Fanned -by half a gale of wind, a disas- trous fire occurred this afternoon at West Lnliave, nine miles from here, -which destroyed the splendid - wood- working plant and sawmills of

Mrs. P. H. Boussesu, Miss Mary W: Last evening The Guardian receiv-

ed the following despatch from its Canadian Press representative:

icy, Bouris; H. G. and Mrs. Garrett, ' "All C. P- R- Wil'GH West Of M6-

gantic are down.,No Canadian Press tonight.”

No other _ -intimation as to the

cause of the trouble was received and regrettably The Guardian is this morning without its regular Canad- ian Press Service. -

DEPLORABLE SHOOTING.

WOLFVILLE, June 24-A de-

was not -at home, the men attempted

At thc CL the

self-dc-

assailant breaking the full own leg,

to scare oil the rowdies. sight of him armed, one ruilins made at him. In fense Mr. Lee struck his with the butt of his gun, it off and thlls discharging charge of buckshot into his high in the thigh.

wounded man, kicking him about thc

QUEBEC, June 24-The work of pro

paring for the`grcst French speaking congress, which begins this evening and lasts during the week, is' now complete and most of the delegates who will attend the sessions, have arrived. They include representatives ‘from the French Canadian people from all pal'ts`of Quebec, the New England staies, the Maritime l'ro- vinces, Manltoba, Alberta and Sas- katchewan. The city itself wears a_ gay appearance t`o-day, hunting. of* cvery description decorating the streets and houses, outside the drill hall, where many of the sessions will be held, a great triumphal arch has been erected. This arch is approach- ed through an avenue of festooned columns. In addition to these in the

Boehner Brothers, entailing 3, loss, conservatively estimated, of $57,000 on which there was not one dollar 6f insurance. The bridge across the highway, spanning a stream runninv into the LaHave. was also burned, rendering the road impamable. The losses are placed--as follows:

Woodworking factory ...$35,000 Warehouse and contents......... 10,000 Lumhel'_ shingles, lathe ....... .. 12,000

Total .......... .. ..................$57,000

Men ollt of work 40 __'l"l1s mills were equipped with the latest machinery and modern equip- ment. and a business was done ex- tending all over Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and they also had heavy order list wns on hand and connections in Newfoundland. A the mills wcro doing a prosperous business.

No insurance whatever was car- ried on the property, the rates being prohibitive, the premiums, running. it is said, as high as ton or twelve per cent. The mills had not before been- visited by fire. _

Thirty years ago the industry was

established by George W. Boehner, the father of the boys who are now oper- ating `lt-George H. and Fred W. 'Boohner.

Ask for Minard’s and take nn otbsv

drill ball, sessions will also bc held in Laval University, and the legisla- tive assembly buildings.

How representative the congress

‘will he of French Canadianism _ of Canada, may be gathered from the lfollowing list of the song-ess ollieers:

Presidents, Mgr. Begin, Archbishop

`of Quebec; Mgr. Lsngevin, Archbis- ‘bop, of St, Boniface; Mgr. Bruchesi 'Archbishop of Montreal; Mgr. Gauth- frid Laurier; Sir Francois Lengelier; 'ier, Archibishop of Ottawa, Sir Wil- Lt.~Governor oi' Quebec; Sir homer Gouin, Premier of Quebec; Senator Lvandry; President of tho Senate; Mayor Drouin of Quebec; Abbe Gos- selin, rector of Laval University.; Vice -Presidents; Aram J. Potbicrs, Gov- ernor of Rhode Island, U. S.; Sir A. B. Routhler, Quebic; Sir M. J. Du- huc, Maoitoba; Hon. J. C. Rheaumc, Ontario; Hon. D. V. Landry, New Brunswick; Hon. A. Tourgcon, Sas- katchewan; Hon, A. E. Araenault, P. E. IJ.; P. E. Lessard, M. E. A., Alberta and A. Fortlcr, President of the historical society of Louisiana..

Addresses on the French language

and French- history will be in this evening, and will be continued dur- i th k

ng e wee . One of the subjects to bc discussed

is the immigration of French Cana- dians to Saskatchewan and thc an- nouncement will be made that a hu- resll will be opened in that province to encourage this movement.

Messages will be sent during the

week, to the King, the Pope, the President of the United States, and the President of the French Republic.

. A quiet but -very 'pretty wedding was celebrated yesterday morning at 7o’clock'at 3 King Square, the rc- sidence of the Ibride, when Miss Ar- letta Maude, eldest daughter of Mrs.

Kielly, was married to Cecil Bruce Jones of the P._ 0. Department, Char- lotteilowln.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. F. Fullerton in the parlor; which was prettlly decorated with ferns and potted plants, and the bride was given away bv her uncle,- Jolnr lvlorsslde while Miss Cwlsdys Bell, Summerside, rendered Mendels- s0hn’s wedding march. The ceremony was performed in the presence nf

els, Cardigan; R. Bishop, Bt. Jour.; ploreble shooting affair took place at,on1y the immediate relatives owing. registered at the Victoria( Hotel, the l‘¢b1d0I\¢0 Di Kenneth LW. H Welkto the recent bereavement in the Charlottetown, between 11.30 lest “°“;;;t;‘;‘;y'°*;‘ft‘;';;00g‘ bridal gemily- Both nerties I were night snd 11.30 the previous night. -_ - una en ed. '

R. P. Murray, Mt. Stewart; W. T. gbwt "ve ° clock shrwd m°'€h“am_°“ _ The bride was very prettily attired Anderson, Morell; H. D. Meawen, Mo- n""“- ,"‘§§Y "‘“° ““ °' h ° “' in e gow.. of white chico.. sux with e. rell; C. E. Pratt, St. Peters; B. A. etéggfl 0 an(;1“g:_`_j‘_$:5i:_g 2°. tg L°"|tracin and carried a bouquet of white Hartman and wife, Montague; L. M. roun (En llsli domestic erch ll) eed ;,a_f0ecs and mniden hair fern. Her %isoKl€r.o§_ BMonr.sgl;e;____Geo H_r_u.rer, Im ,fees gupon bang tom 'ing' girl 0_1;/_~=l_li\;s_s\1it _lg ol light can clone

oron _o; . . Gaude , iecouc e; L, - ' WI a` o ma c . Wood, Mt. Herbert; Geo Forbes, Port vi0]em,e_ Many beautiful and valuable gifts Vernon; Claud MacEwen, Morell; A.S. At this juncture M,._ Lee appeared W°f° ¥.`0¢¢lV0fl by U10 DODUIHI' Young Rankin, Halifax; J. A. and Mrs. Mur- and threatened to use his gun un. CUUPIB and 81110118 them were two chisonr Oakland' CM; Capt' M“°Fal" less the men left without further “hmm” °n° fmm tm’ P‘""' Om” D0* lane, Antigon-ish, N. S., Neil MacDon- tl-oub1,,_ This they refused and ML Dflrtment and another from the Mail Hldr Belfast; Dr. J- F- MBT*-ln. A- D- Lee re-entered with his gun, hoping Llerks'

The happy couple leave on lbc

Northllmberland this mom-ing on B wedding tour of the Maritime Pro- yinccs, _visiting all the principal cities Fbey will be accompanied by the bool, wishes of their many friends for 8 lfmg- l\B»l>P.V Bild prosperous wedded life with all of whom the Guardian

I-l. F. Fcehan, Mt. Stewart; R. P, The ruflians then set upon the takes pleasure in joining,

Hope River; D. C. Trainor, Hunter body and inflicting, apart from thc N. S. CONFERENCE.

Hope River; J. C. Trainor, Hunter Ri- HUD W0l1DdS. Very S€i'i0\iB lniuries. --- ver; J. J. Lsnleer, Eldon, Earl Inge, Neighbors at length. hearing ‘ the AMHERST, June 24-'rue Nev.. China Point; Simon and Mrs. Pin- H0150. Came to the rescue. The men Scotia Methodist conference, which eau; North Rllstico; C. F. Robins, have sinde been placed under arrest. had been in session here since Wed- Boston; B, Bum, York; C. w. Fing- _---Z needs-y lest. 'will probably close to- lcy, R. W. MacEwen-, St. Peters; D. - lJl'I0l‘row. This afternoon the mem- J. MacLean, North Wiltshire; John THE FREN-UH SPEAKING f bers of the conference took a half Allen, Royalty; J. S. Martin, M. l.. CONGRESS AT QU,EBEC_ holiday to visit the educational ln- A., Kinross; W. E. (fallback, Tryon; ' .___ GUN*-1009 Ht Sackville. They

cordially received by President B0,-_ dell and by Rev. Dr. Campbell,

The morning session was a bright and breezy one. The financial state- ment for the past year was submitted .and in all departments showed a heaithy increase. Last year for all purposes thc Methodists in Nova Scotia had raised for all purposes $206717. which is an increase over the previous year of $17,774. For home and foreign missions the

c_hurch_raised last year $17,591, which IH an increase over the previous year Of $686. The supcrnumerary fund also showed a decided increase. The total given last ycar towards this lm- portant fund amounted ta $3,535, which ls an increase of over $1,100 over the previous year. Salaries in the Methodist denomin-

ations __are on the increase, as may be ‘noted from the fact that thc amount paid to ministers in salaries last year was 066.435, which is an

year.

Tho temperance and moral, reform

committee submitted a lengthy rs- PDI't dealing with telnperance legisla- tion, the white slave traffic, the cig- Brcilte evil and f`8.Ce track gu,m‘{,l',[lng,

An educational meeting was hold in

Trinity church tonight and _forcible addresses were given by Dr. B. C. B0¥'del'l. DF- Uhmpbeli and others.

Rev..J. W. Aikens, formerly of

Halifax and Amherst, who now holds the position of secretary of the mor- al reform movement, has rcceivcd *ri call to thc Metropolitan church ln Toronto, the largest Methodist church in Canada. Mr. Aikens will take a short vacation before entering upon his new labors.

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WOULD CARE FOR JEWB.

RUME. June 24-In an ency-rlical

addressed to the Roman Catholic Bishops of Central American, Pope Plus today recommends that the arch- bishops make every exertion in favm- of unfortunate Jews in these immense l"0§i0nH. and approaches the episco- pate for neglecting this sphere of activity so long.

STILL VERY ILL. ~

LONDON, June 24-General Stewart L. Woodford is still very ill at flow- sley. His physicians say his condi-

tion is unchanged .

tbodist Ministers ill ealtem

died today, aged 80., Hs

in England, but lived in the

time Provineesslnce his youth. retired from4he active ministry

six years ago. _

Rev. Dr. .Wilson was boraon

_ary 13,1888, at Fort Georg; mh§le¢.y~'“ tl?-hurl: iml;mu'°n' ,thf _ _ I _ |

came to Cdisds stifle ¢il=e~o_f _sauces e¢,_1ea_‘r_._ new-_ e -me ls rrleeeihewsrd Island, me son was educated at the

schools and Central

Prince of Wal!! --

DOW

was but twenty years of nge. As rr preacher Dr. Wilson was very

his energy and systematic

was very plainly

ministerial work.He

at West

Fair-

An-

Queen Square

s 1

ST. JOHN, June I4-Rev. Dr. town. . _ twelve vcars prior to his retirement

_‘Robert Wilson, one of the oldest Mc- Later he took s post graduatofrom active work. Dr. Wilson was

in thc University of Cllicago. ,chairman of the St. John and Sack-

Wilson entered __ the ministry of'ville districts, was four years secre- Methodist church in 1858, when'ta.ry of conference and in 1887 was

president of the conference. He was B member of general eonference,of the -Methodist church in Toronto in 1886 and 1098, and at Montreal in 1890.

In 1888 and 1884 he was a Canadi- an immilfstion agent in England. . Dr. Wilson leaves one sbs, Albert E.. of the money ‘order department, pest oiiiee; four daughters-Florence E., 'Victoria G.,'Alma A. and Mrs.

John' N. Arthur C. Powers, all of this city.

with . .the.1s|t-named for-lfrs. .Wilson-died seven years _s¢o.

C. W. Kielly and the late Inspector.

. Militifl

Yesterday, the first day of camll. was a somewhat strenuous one for the mllitiamen, officers and men alike. _

Nothing of consequence more than

marching toramp and getting things straightened ollt took place' in the 82nd Infantry and thc Light Horse, marching into camp and getting cs- tablished being practically the order of the day.

Today the 82nd will have muster

parade in the morning followed by preliminary drill.

The Light Hors:-_ will have inspec-

tion of the horses followed by preli- minary drill.

The establishment of these two bri-

gades collld not bc ascertained /last evening but they are up to their us- ual strength. ` The Army Medical' Corps establish-

ment is as follows: In command-(fspt. I. J. Neo, M. D., with Captain McDonald, Lieuten- ants Dorsey, McMillan, McNutt, lied- well and Ralph and 02 non commis- sioned officers elul mon.

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l‘l‘}Ll’.ETll‘]l'l IN OTTAWA.

QUEBEC, Jline Z3--Hon. L. P. Pelletier has gone to Ottawa, much to the l-:urprisc of nlnny of his friends `who were solicltouely anxious about his health. _

mm-»-»ve»e--rr

in°l'058¢ Of $3.111 ovor the previous! -~~HO~LIf£'~-£@-li4¥-TH;I}'-----

There were ii large number of Que-

bccers who were vcry desirous ofsee- ink and talking to Hon. Mr. Pelletier but who did not wish to violate the sancitity of the sick chamber.

SECOND OLDEST PRIEST

IN CANADA IS DEAD.

PETERBORO, Ont., June Z4--In

the death of Rev. Father ljfatrielr Conway, Sunday, there passpd pr- way, a vcterun priest of the Roman Uatholic Church-. He was in his 83rd year, and with the exception nl Father Laconibc thc well known Northwest mil-ueirmary, wus the old- cst priest in Panndn, having been in the church 57 years. Fntber Cou- way was born in Dronlod, ireland, in _September 1820. ' .

VALUABIAE MAIL.

LONDON, Juno 24-lt is 'believed

that Mrs. William l.l.~l.ccds is thc owner of a $500,000 pearl necklace which was sent from Paris to lion- dnn by post. It might have been rc- gistorod, but by mistake was sent through the parcel as an ordinary package, not, even being insured with tho postoflico. The parcel took four days in transit, and the undcl'writ:l'u were greatly rcllcvod when it turned

up at its dcstinatioa.

THE WEATHER MCD

TIIE TEIAPERATUIIES

___- (Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, Juno 26-Moderate to

-fresh southerly to westerly winds, B few scattered thunder showers but generally fine and decidedly .

Wlrm

The temperature at three o‘ciock

this morlng by the "Rcxali Store" Tested Thcmomotor with a northern exposure was sixty-two degrees a- bove zero.

e previous night was fifty-six

sixty-fblir above .sad nine' p. m

Z.-_a-3-__l

'The lowest tlmpsrature recorded

yesterday was sixty-four degrees a- 6.51.

‘hove aero and the highest was seven-

Z-nlna~_ above. The lowest recorded

s- The length of today will be fines*

-bove, at nine a. m., yesterday it was hours d -

. it

wee sixty-six above.

._\flnsrd's Lisfmsnt'lnmbermsn'c friend

nu uului

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Sad Death of P.ArsenauIt,

HowIan._Body Found

-Yesterday

(Special by Phone.) _._

BUMMERSIDE, Jullc 25-Tho

less body of Peter Arsenault, P0! _ master at I-lowlan, was i0llIlll tml morning in a brook not lar from liiQ_ own home.

He usd lelt some Monday m°fl1i\\§ and not returning a search WM I1!!-fl' for him during the 'day and cole- tinuning through the night ended in the discovery of his body as alll!!! stated about daybreak. g It. is supposed that in tl‘y1l1E cross the brook on a log he sliDP0<f; and fell and probably bein! B¢“\“\°d_ by the blow, was drowned. Hs Wal 38 years of age. He leaves a wife and one child. Dor-

oncr Pate of Summerside was notifi- ed and he proceeded to I-Iowlan W the noon train to hold an i04l“°5f'-J

CANADIAN EMIGRATION. __

LONDON, June 24-The governmenft

returns of emigration during tha' month of April shows that ln01'9 HMI! 50.000 people left these islands. Of these nearly 38,000 went to Canada. The chief feature of the retuml ll the large number proceeding frouk Scotland, 'raking into consideration the difference between the popula- tions of Scotland and England. fill' report shows that the emigration rate from Scotland is twice as high, as from England. __

Canadians who have recently sr-_

,-1,-,,,1 in 1,0-rlf-n from Palestine and Syria, sev that the present unsettled state there has started a Efellt tid* of omicrratlon. Tholisands of peovlld aw. emlsraring tr. Canada and the United States. The maiorltlv’ ara _vo--no men. who are escaping from military service. but many are men with their families,

in Palestine some of the Chrlltiall

villages are being depleted of their male population. More than 60`psr' rent. of the young men in many nlrugf-5 have f-migrated. The square in front of the Towrr~of°Drivld hal' been piled uv- with carpets and fur- niture belonging to officers who ara lmving the country.

STRIKE LEADERS CoNvrC'rE`D.',

WASHINGTON, June 24- Bam-

usl Compare, Frank Morrison, anrb

.lohn Mitchell, the labor Lgtders, were today held guilty of con smpt. of'court by the supreme court 0( the District of Columbia in connec-_ tion with 3 court injunction wlthtlkq Buck Stove and Range boycott, They will attempt to appeal again to the supreme court of the United States, which reversed their former conviction.

Justice Daniels Thomwrigbt' snr.

nounced the decision of the c0urt,_ It covered 77 closely typewritelx pages and took about two _hours to read. Bondsmen were on hand and attorneys for the labor men gavq notice of an intention to file an ap-_ peal to have the supreme court rs-, view the judgment in its previous' review of the case, the suprsnps court reversed the _conviction on the grounds that the contempt procctis ings had been improperly instituted- New proceedings were at once gun. The sentences under the first conviction were: Compare one year; Morrison, 9 months; Mitchell, sir, months. The charge was that tho three men, ss officers of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, thru tha organi7ation's official publication, had disregarded Justica.Gould'a in- junction against the publication ot the Buck Stove and Range Comr pany's name on its boycott list. _

Gompers to one year, the same sq

upon his previous conviction, but scntonccd Morrison to six months. John Mitchell was not present and sentence upon him was deferred. Hin first sentence was six months. .

MRS. PANKHURST RELEASED . V

r.oNnoN, Jose' 2|'-wu.li"' que months of her sentence still 'who served, Mrs. Emmeline Psllkllnrst, leader of the militant suflrlgsttcs, who was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in May for con2;lkhcy, was released from Holloway . -tp- day- Mr. and Mrs. Pethlek, Ldirrenoa, -olnl. editors of Votes for W0lh0h,who wr-_rc sentenced with Mrs. l'an\fll\\\‘st, were detained. No explanation *al made by the Hnms Office, but it is presumed that Mrs. 1”-'ankburst was relcescdbccluse of ill health.

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The moon rises this afternoon ge

The full moon "will be at 9.84 a.

m., on June' 29th.

an fort five minutes. _

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