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Pilrlli ,f Yl,1i,_|lW°¥`- 'rbi mov. eatin th, oth Y0l1ng sister wa, ened the world unless reanorestati ‘WWI BYJWW .0I,t 8 t `“TlJ'§g`p'i"iEgr1 w°r° l”'0l’°l`1y Organized in all cou

known.i'.wlyiafpnl_ _ _ ,~ artists and ta m°e.°l.t\i¢.)i‘r-spell _ul»li°.,ufi;po

. _ .-,-019° 0! Masunet, the giitbe ` ° ""‘ '“‘°fC'°._W“,w0u0¢_ ~°10<ll1i¢.-Mr- W°°1=°y, from the dnl:

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but ,,”,,m,°1,,,,, the ,,,,,,,,,b,,.,_,, 9, Q 85,2: 0!`;i;<;. ykgggsgglonged to wstt's'~.ennp.uheeii.,that the Frgneha G1?/15 Meneeeetilenumepi ,committee se- ..,,,,,.,,;,,ed 0, ,,,, ‘° ha" been .'"°“* .Wee M0110: $200,000 is ii cided to approach arg; thoie W s ocated with cbloro- ,work oi reailorestation.

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Pea o e n_ a tants of Bt. ~Eti~ po,-mx Wm, .

_ h ._ _ BSB. He testified th t h _ °““°» t” t ° P°°Pl° °| U10 D008” sold two ounces oi chloroforr; tri

rnent,of Foran,,_to_.all,,Fl'eiichmen who Watt on the saturday ,me , i

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are proud oi having been compatrl- the mu,.de,,_

0fU.0f_.MlM9llP,f= qlld ,finally to all 'ph men snd_-.ploipeii who have vibrated goureagilynfsdnieivoafi n qfmrter tc' Every tennis or ball iln ~ _ W. UPF. ¢‘?l'“d'»°f UW 'Ji"'1P° Ullisic 0! tion brought in the vesiilircit gdiitgra- swimmer, every canoeislt §'£’i'y ex;

Members of the comnilttee include CENTENARY OF RIVER ,it§e::?.e!2,m;h`;':fl2l lsgeepg Euifgsogfligxn

the author. of.. ‘.M.nnon." "

such well known Frenchman as Messrs RMSIN MASSACRE Buk h,mdy_

Saint-Baen:|,_ G. Chnrpentier, Vincent ..._ Zani-Buk is n. purely herbal preps gruggv C5"°1“° D}"`”'“ *ind A715509 MONROE, Mi¢h_, June 18___E“,._ ation, which, as soon as applied t

~ _ elses in observance oi the centennial wtsf bmises- b“I`“9. Bvrains. blister

anniiversary of the “River Raisin etc., sets up highly beneficial oper Massscrel' were held to-day on thrtions. First, its antiseptic propertie

“_ adherents of the Presbyterian and Re-

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‘ battlefield site near this , render the wound free from all da

' llnce. The

SPOQN 51-100'! ON gA'rURDAy___ actual date oi the massacre was Jan- 5"-f'°m b|°°d P°i°9“i“8- New it

_ ua;-y -33, 13-13_ on Jam,a,.y 22 O, soothing properties relieve and ess

) that year, Qe“_ Winchester, mth the pain, Then its rich, herbal balm

about 300 Americans, was eneamped plenetratei ,tile tissue, and set n on the river, when Gen. Prnct e W0” °" “ P"°°‘“»“9 Ol “@0150

“,m_.am°. Qmb Wm no doubt be de 1500 British and Indians ,;),x,’ barbed wire scratches, insect sting n¢ht°d mil-°°'¥“ that th°r° is »t° be them. After a severe action (ien.\Ekl“ diseases' such as eczema' hea

5, Church. The Rev. Dr. George D.

(From .Yeste'rday’s`Evening Guardian Members ofthe Charlottetown Civil-

a spoon shoot on Saturday after- Winchester suwendeml ,,,,de,, ,,,.,,,,__,,,,eirashes, rln_gworm, babies' bent sore

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MH V U5? iillll.) PARIS, June 19 B i ` _T

to.el'l°t.q _molillvlkztito .honor-` the 9 i ERBT» Jan. .19-charles Watt French Minister oi Agifl,¢|l:f;:n:¢2

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*""°' 9*' erxylwlvs .sent phi thigh ¢l1':=lipiifle“;lt§;e'<i!° cmd' °"'°'\ “lb” °°§““‘ '°“?‘°“ °‘ *“° Ist; by .tli¢.Fi‘ensh - city where Mesqenet where or to whom he w»lev1.eit,awa.v .lonal. oi-ester; Cong,-es., in wh w _ horn... i _ _ ,,,,,,1dl ,, , 000 a10t.or *U10 Mesetes are pariieiphtiiig i

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“° LONDON. June 19 ispieihii-hw Mr. lowing the finest day in two yew., mg we -w°“u‘°" WW _Blain brilliant yes- Q; tefdlly with sixteen hours of sun-

D Bllillii. In the shadeitlie temperature

“' W" 31' aid U1°¥'° Were ill!-y cases oi of beat stroke.

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`ABERDEEN, Scotland, June 18.- 'lllrce hundred delegates, or whom about two thirds are from thc Unite(

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r States and Canada, are attending

the General Council of the Alliance

of Reformed Churches throughout the norld holding the Presbyterian sys. tem which got under wa here to-

y - _ _ y - n filly. This is the tenth general meet. d 1ng_oi the Alliance, which was form- m_ od in London in 1l~l7‘5 and has since

held councils in Edinburgh, Pima.

,__ dellrhia, Belfast, London, Toronto, 0 (JMKQW. Wtwhmgton, Liverpool and S, New \ork, a. The Alliance includes 90 churches

B in (ive continents. It embraces all

s |0l`med Churches throughout the c W0"10. numbering approximately 25,- s 000.000 persons. The president of the

1, Alliance and the presiding ofiiccr at g, the ,llrcsent meeting is tho Rev. Dr. |, David J. Burrell, of New York, s

t member of the *Dutch Reform:-il

n00¥\ » t0 ,lféke place as usual at t of Drotecum from the 1,,di,,,,,s_ M_.chaied places. sore feet-are all quick. Matthews. oi the Presbyterian Church ranges- at , nsington. The shoot will tm. the withdrawn] of the British ly cured by Zam~Buk. It also eases of England, is general secretary. The

mance » at two oral ck promptly however' the Indians remrned and' ,and ciirgi piles. all druggists an

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d Americnn secretary is the Rev. Dr.

¢0rn - . 0 and will be over the 200, 600, and kmed and ,waived Baveral h,,,,d,,B,, 0,,stores. se am- u oap a 0; sc. William H. Roberts, of Philadelphia,

600 yard. ‘“'t’““°°9‘ ‘ the deienceless Americans. lp" t“b1et‘

stated clcrk of the Presbyterian Gen- eral Assembly,

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The gelieral council is not a legis-

lative body. Its work is to discuss church and religious questions. Pro- bably the most important matter to be brought up at the present meeting iS the Droposition for a world confer- ence on faith and order, which is be- ing advocated -hy leading members of the Protestant Episcopal Church, :mil to defray the expenses of which the late-J. Pierpont Morgan of New York gave $l00,000. Dr. Roberts of Phila- delphia. will present the proposition to theigeuera! council. ~

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received here that the Turkish will-o'- Y-\10`WiBll cruiser Ham-idieh again has been seen in the Red Sea, The vessel nut into Hoaeiiieh, but Billce has left again for her hiding P15” all Kamaran Island, northwest of Hodeideh, in order to carry out repairs to her c0ndeng¢r5_

Four Greek prisoners have been

court martinlled and exeputed on hwfd the Cruiser and six others lane- ed and imprisoned at Hodeideh.

The Freiwh Consul. who has had °h“|`i§0 _Of Greek interests during the Wm' wwhed to 990 tllrlli, but his re- 'lkeut was refused on the ground that the men are Ottoman subjecta_

IN MEMORY OF

COULEGE PITCHER

PHIL_»\DELi’HIA, l'a., June lil.-

A me-morial in honor ui Charles i~is.m- uiii Boyne, who nt the time of his death, in 1893, was considered one of this greatest of college baseball pitch» ers, was unveiled on the University ui Pennsylvania athletic field to-day. The memorial is a. bronze tablet in relief designed by Dr. R. Tait Mc- Kenzie. Baync was stricken with ap- pendicitls while a member 0( the Pennsylvania baseball team in 1891-l. I-Ie was also u pitcher on the 1802 team,

CIICLONIC i-l'l‘RIKi*}S VILLAGE

UF MOOSE JAW, SASK.

MOOSE JAW, Sask., June i7.-~

Mucli damage wus done by a cyclone which struck. Erniold, 70 miles west of here on tire main line of the Unn- uilinn l’nc fic, at 9 o’clock lust. night. A restaurant was overturned, n nuni~ ber oi houses damaged and severul (_‘.nnndinn Piicific construction cuinpu were blown down. A cyclone is also reported from the south country. No deaths ure reported, but deilnite in- formation is imobtaiuoble.

HUEZ. June ‘10 (special)-News i.

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LONDON, June 19 '(Spccial)-'l‘w0 “°|`°"“'\f-H. Mr. ldmile lhiboiinei. and his PHUL M13 Wlflby Juurdun, who Wmvated in the international long distance balloon contest ironi Paris, had a narrow escape from drowning in mid-channel, Thliy were rescued while clinging to

the wreckage of the balloon Condor, which collapsed when twenty-two miles south of Ventnor.

Another competitor, the Louisette,

with Mr. Louis Pierron us the only occupant, landed ut Fotlierby, ri Lin-

‘,°l"::‘i"*f "'m"Kc three miles north of .nil i,

MILl'|`AN’l‘ Hlli<`i<`liA(il\}'I`Tl‘lr-l

(lUlii'l‘Y UF* CUNSl’ll`iA(lY

l.(>NllilN, .liiue I7.--Six of the

most lmrniineut lenders oi the milli- tant suflragettes organiziition, nnd one of their iualc supporters, were to-dny found guilty at the \`riiii-ul court ol conspiracy to commit niiili ciouu iluuuige to prilpcrty, 'i`i\c Lrinl bud lasted scverul days. ’l‘lie woinuu were uiiicinls of the W0man's riociul und Political L‘nion. 'i‘hcy were Miss Harriet Kerr, Miss Agnes Lake, Miss iinchel Barrett, Mrs. Beatrice rlaun- ders, Miss An-nie Kenney, and Miss iliiurs Lennox, while thc niiin wus Edwin Clayton, a chemist. The jury bonded in n recommendation to mer- ry in the cases of Miss lnilic, Miss Lennox and Miss iinrrctt. '

N()'l‘Alll.l‘} l'lI’l‘}AKiCilS AT iiltUiVN

I“ROVlilENUi~l, R. I., .lunr lil

(lllicf Jllutivc White of filo i~l\\pi‘u|ii~: Pour-t of the lluitiid rltatvu, (lover- nilr l’otliicl‘ of illiodu li-iliiiul, l'i'i\ui» dent Meiklejolui of Anibei'i~\t (‘olli-ge und Mayor (iuiuier ol i‘rov'iilcni:c \vci‘c the notnble speakers iii-.iird this uitvr- nuon nt ibe 145th couinii-.iiccnwnL i-x cruises of llrown lliiivvruity- 'VW' “V errises were liclil in Suylrs linll, with Presiilrnr. Fii\|iii~e of the university

presidinlr.

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BIIDAPEST, June 19 (Special)-

'|`|"f 00|-lKl'l‘ss of the luternatbnsl Wornan Suilruga Alliance has started its reul work under tna pruldenqy ol Mrs. Unrria Chapman Uatt. 0| .New York. ~

An early eflort was made to obtain

sn expression oi opinion from .tha congress in regard to militA!1¢y,ibut the delegates passed a resolution de- clining to commit the congrcdlor or against militancy on the ¢l‘0l|nd.<f-but the constitution of the Qiliance~for- bids interference in questions of na- tiounl policy. The resolution, howev- er, declared that ii sincere revolution uccoinliunleil by disorder bud never been construed us nn argument nguinst mun suilrnge.

'l`lic congrei-is thru passed a vote 0(

protest against the practice of the opponents of woman suffrage in util- izing the militant .methods adopted by ii minority na :i reiison for vrith- liolillnr: the vote *from women tliriruigbout the world.

|ll~I.\\’Y i~l’i`l`tAlN (lid

liiillil.ilN FESTIVITIES

i`lldlll.lN. June 17.-The Empress

iliigiisib Victoria did not participate in tf»~dny's festivities .lu connection with the celebration of the complor tiiin of the twenty-ilitb year ol -har lins\»:inil's reign. The events ofthe lust. few ilnys following on tho heavy i=i.i'niii ill the ceremonies accompany- ing hor only dnughtcr's wedding. liuvi- proved tou much fur her utrcnvtb und she wsu-1 forced to leave the im,ni-rinl box at the op(-rn in the niiiiilie oi lust evcning's gale. per- iorinnncr. '|‘l\c lirown l’riucci=s Ceci' lic will reproseiif. ber nmjeuty at to- uir5bt‘s stnto dinner at the cnstle. 'l‘i»-ilnv's celebration which was mini" f,\v.,r(-il by sph-_niliil weather, opened wmi ri piirnilc or|;iinized by the trades unions. lt was rcvi\‘\\‘P\l by f‘3I\\l-‘\'\'°\` \Vil\inr~~. from thc castle. 0l"\Y wr'

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Dr. W. J . Mchiilian and Messrs iviw" _ . Jphh M. Hughes hhc c. Gavin pusy, {|5,,,_,;@i§-*l`he above is a strc S , . . ___

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'C The f“¥svi~ng D,eterminator’,s” ,

Vctdict.

I THE “Paving Determinator" is ah' if\€¢\'1i°“9 “ " ` `n_iaciiinef_tliat"was ,built by the _d¢Paftm°',‘t

`of Public Works ,of 'Detroit-to subyect samP e

' ' fav n street avements to severe. _ , stretches o _ations ,_ _ _P h trucks and

scihéil-sewiee teens. r imitates envy

the Maritime State Convention of the Knights of Columbus which was held in St. John on Tuesday returned to Charlottetown on last nignt's train. There was a full representation of delegates at the Conference. As al- ready intimated in the Guardian. The principal part oi the proceedings at the convention, so far as Charlotte-, town is concerned, was the appoints ment to the onlce of Stats Deputy); for the ensuing year of one of the loc-_ al delegates, Mr. John M. HughesJ whose privilege it is to be the iirsr. P. E. Islander to be elected to that post. It has been decided that the next meeting of» the Maritime State Convention will be held in. Charlotte- town in June next year. This will be

ability, superior.

detail; eve-ry~‘e_flgei:t~of‘tilis\lcinci of tragilc. d to _V éyrnalchine’ was recenty use _

- siserieellvf entire renee of i>f<=S°“*""<‘Y ‘°“'

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V ' ‘ steel-_shocl drau lithorses, reproducin ,in faithful `

test five’ Lgstreet Pi;\_V_‘?m°“t"_'°°v°"n§ ' f

1-,ake place in this city.

. held in Boston in August next-

'Tl nireevrunirsiir

the second time the Convention will

Mr. Hughes as State Deputy Will 8” tend the Supreme Convention oi the Knights of Columbus, which is t0 be

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_ » McCabe and offlciols of the depérgngfu’ _ _ t §Se¢fierS..'§*- 1‘+"=‘i*'.‘f=f*f‘-fig* ‘aid ".’i.§. °$2?i'£f 0 - 0 ' fi’ e” conénste section, la! Un ef' .P . »

issioners

i ‘ .oi tI=¢_43°°':‘3i’f @°“.“W“R°ad C§m§“ fa, the C‘5“‘§“"‘_'.5'~’f Showehiglfilie pave-_

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' trhewi for hy the Maritime and

.MURRAY .iillRB0R_,

From Yesterday's Evening Guardian

There is every probability

that the work og dredging and im- proving the channel of Murray Hnnbor will be commenced next week. As is ~` already known,the work has been con-

Dredging Construction Co. whose ten-i dei-_.was accepted. The improve ent thnt is to be carried out will con- sistfo( clearing -and dredging to such an extant that at low».tide there will beten lest and at high tide fifteen feet_of water in the channel, which will also be made to run in a straigh- ter line than it does at present. The

v distance .for which the channel will be "cleared will"be about 8,000 feet. its

depth ,is only about seven `

on the average, and this is not

to accomodate the larger _

honest construction.

We have 25 differint

styles in single, double and

‘ individual paris, m e d c

, by the famous Haney Her

lugs are nicke1,_,sol,id nickel

me public for over thirty years :uid today ilu ir

. trade mark, the lion’s held, appears on nic-r

3co,ooo vehicles. Canada carriages have nlvinys been to the forefront both in fine workniansliip and superior style as well as good iuatcnrils and

A full showing of ibc newest styles from

` this factory is included in < ur display-

our display-

the delegates from Charlottetown to axle___a popular Canada Sty]e_ \';______J ,_

50 Different Styles From The 4 Largest F acto1_fi_e,s

You are certain of satisfaction when you buy your carriage_here_f0r

you ¢an pick _your favorite from four different sarnple lines, representing

. the cream of the output of the four leading factories in the Dominion-the

Canada, Tudhope, McLaughlin and Dominion lines. For strength,_Style, dur-

fiiie finish and exquisite workmanship you will find this showing

'I bf-re are hundreds of driv-

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Canada 5,5111; rbt,;gg{,; S}m\:\pn\,¢»¢n lyfnm crsiii this Province who stand

` by the Tudhope and claim that is is n superior

carriage at the price, For fiftyseven years iliis inclc ry has been turning out vehicles of ii sup- erior quality. There is honest workmanship, slrengiii and quality io every square inch of their producis. Youwll! be bound to appreciate the showing this factory is mulling.

Thorn are ii number of diiicrent styles included in

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ness Company.'l‘iie mount-

` , iiarness M°L“"9fm»5" ~ ‘ .llrivillil

Forty-tliroe years ago t h e first

l\lcLa,ughlin carriage was put on the

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the forefront of the Cnnzulinn cur- riiige world. Today the factory turns out one thoroughly finished and in- spected vehicle every ten minutes of each workin day in the year-ani] the demand fully meets the supply.

If you will call we will show you

why these carriages are so popular.

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Dominion . This Dominion line of carriages is

comaaratliwlynnew-comer on the mar et but toduy their trade-mark. the maple leaf, is nppenring on some of the most fiishionnlilo, attractive and well finished carriages you

l ‘ could wish to look on.

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_ cheaply Priced :::"‘.f:s.°i:.'::“e:i:;.i;“°.:l‘f.":.:‘;.. Neirfssllles

ru id strides' that the ' are now in

Fiiilirellzi tops in blue.

green, tim and favgll. POPU'

liiriy priced at $6 np.

Whips, all styles and

grades z5c up.

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which, ia keeping with the 9( progress now-i ply to that

‘ nourish' si>won"m~1.sacUn

Mont., Jui;e`|, it 8 se* up’ ,

if 0, HORNEQ C0-

convention of Manta

Bpworth which

V , brass, oroide, genuine

l _ -~ i rubber ranging $8.00

suit your needs.

lowest prices

On all the above lines we offer

lowest possible prices _for cash or-i dar but will ullow special termsfo

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