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CUSTOMS

HE INCREASE

our

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An Increase Over Lust

Year Receipts ut, lst ' of May by Over one Million.

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Sneeiul to The Guardian. o'i"i‘AwA, May 31-The ' custom lleveiiiie for May closed today and

greatest siiigle month’s revenue in| ST THOMAS Mal’ 34-A Mlclligll the history of the Dominion, exceed- Central passenger train, west hound ini May lust your ,by $1.113,23s.oo ,wins wrfégkiee near uideetown and lun niid h ' g o- g neer u n an and Fire 0 k liirs l!l'@l‘~tel` than “DY Previousiwsrg kil1€g.tll3oth bodies :Zilla crliiis;

e enea e locomotive.

ein more than half million d

iiioiitli.

The collections for the month werel The rails were loosened and hh $6,!|53l,l55. For two months official

revenue shows an increase of $1,626,- 203.72.

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IIIINSIIH WINS I ,

IPSIIM IIIIIIII

;\'iie<-iii! to The Giii1_i‘<TlH ‘ f'Ii':-HMIIIJWNS, May 31-England Ishii-. lliliboii turf fixture Epsom Derby ni xfiilooii for three year olds, dis- iniire about a mile and a half, was il-oii today by Joels Runstar. The In\'oi~ite, Lord l)erhy's Stedfust, was, in-i-uiiii and Royal Tender third. ` 'i‘\r<-iity-six horses started.

IIIIIIIIIIEII IS I HIIIII ' PWIIBIIM IIIII IIIIIIICI

l‘\.lll'-l, I\l:iy 27.-The first and ea-

iiieil ||i»i'I.iiiii of the French tllillf ID ?.`ii»i-i-wo is iiecomplii-ihed by the arri- vnl ul. l»‘cz of General Moiiiier. The icir-wieiiiiiiiiit is fiilly alive to the ah- nuliitv noi-cssity of completing in ai i..-i-inliiioiii. inniiner the triple workl .ii i-.dniiliiiliiiiir iii Morocco the mill- i:ir_v .~.-u|ii'eiii:u~y of thu Sultan, the

iii- ini.-;;;~ii.y of inn territory =\1L\l»*-l\*`-1-eerie' role-felt" nothing' to iie'des'ireu

op.-ii doin’ Iiil' f.Ii¢! CUh'l'lIlEl`C€ 0f\ ILII

Iifiliiiiiil.

'I`Ii»~ iiii-iiiliiiw-si ileciileil ou to accom-

plish (lies-.e iliri-.e results ure to give I-ni-in i»I:iii<~Iie to (‘-oloiiel Mangiii, the li'i-1-iirli iii:-il.i'iictoi' of the Sultaii’s ui'-‘ ini \-.ith the uid of a` corp of Freii--I eh ufiiri-is und to maintain in secur--I ill' i.i-so iiiilitnry and trade routes of cominnniciitloii with Fez, one betw- rvii lfi-v. and the Atlantic and the ot- her |ii»iwc<-.ii Fez niid Algeria, via '_i‘:ixu, 'l'lirce ellicieiit Moroccan arm- ies, iinilier h‘reiicl\ officers instructo- rs. uri- to he centred at Fez, at 'Illini :inn at Meknes for the first liiiir iii IiisI'.ory to really govern big i'<ili|ili'_\' :tml keel) It in Order. Tin- i<‘i-eiieii Government is deter- uiilu--I not to withdraw its present :irinii-ii of occupation until this is ac- eoiiiplislied.

niiiiiniy experts consider that at lvufil- six months’ .time will be need- ed thus to carry out the duties im- i\o.-I--I upon France by the treaty of .'\IL'l'I'ii';\i-;_ , in dealing with this and other pro- Iilunis of n military nature the Monis l'u\>1u_et is vastly strengthened by the uppoiiitmeiit of an experienced sol- dier, General Goiran, as a. minister UI \\'ul' to succeed the late M. Bert- eiinx, The -new war minister is of small. wiry, athletic physique. He in nn cxcollenthorseman, s fervent :uIinir.~i‘ of aoroplanes und -the most sliiilnii nrtiicryman in the French ar- my- l-lo is sixty-four years old and was horn at Nice. ' ' ‘lt is curious to note that on the 1' rencii aniiciratlon of Nice one-half of tlieliiiii-aii family retained Italian niitioiiulity, while the other half bc- cunie French. It thus happened Quit during the Fashoda difficulty iiiiiuicl Goiran, the present minister, uoininiiiiiled the French artillery at l""‘1'l=\. while his own brother, Gen- oriii Guirun, who belonged to the It- alian half of the family, commanded the Italian army eorpsiat Naples. ' The Socialists are loud in their wniiiliiiiits against the Mouls Cabin- vt for disregarding Socialist trabi- tl_‘“‘»“ by selecting a professional sol- ‘l_1\“_\`_us minister of war, but President lwiiiim-i-s and members of the cabin- vif. notably MM. Monis, Cruppiand

;lSpecial to The Guardian.

, .

CLOSING- EXE-RC-ISES 0F AWFUI. DISASTER

ST DUNST-AN'5 COLLEGE- OCCURS IN JAPAN

SIEIIIIIIMIII . IIII -IIIIMIII

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IAPAIIISI

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iusiiiiirs ,“,°,§;“°,1?,,';,‘;;‘l‘}?1‘§,,Tiiiniiiii' uuiii niirs Il 'nr--fi- °-=ff-i=-

Sp by liolciinic Eruption

IIIIIIIIIII IU I -‘=“*"¢'°" ,°f -Prim IS LIIIIIISHIII IIHIIWII IS NIIW in nnysifnu

and Prize-List. . _ in Lum

, ii iiiiisi iiiiii ini usi

_ "' stan's Coll e were held lust night in

Special to The G“B,.di,m_ that institution and were marked by S

MELBOURNE May. 34 __ Wm the usual procedure in this import pecial to The Guardian.

n ,H _` - ' ' ent annual event in the college his- BEUFAST. May 31-The Wllitb 5%!"

“5l‘el`l» aclllllg Pfemlef Of lille 09m- tory. Lina Titanic, sister ship of the Olym-

I In°“w°”'1tll» ln H remarkable aft-l°l° There was a good attendance atithe Pl¢ ‘VBS 19-UDCIIN1 ill U19 l`l,V°l' t°l`l°Y- B in the Sydney Telegraph, declares closing; B, large humher of D,-lest, he- Enthusiastic crowds lined the bank _ Ailustrulla ,Wlll _“ever B-glee 619°” at ing present as well as the college Iac- and °l1°°l`°¢l l1¢8\°¢llY 85 ~ W0 bl!

§ ° ‘Iw°"d B l’°‘“t to admlt °l“P““°5° ulty'. Among the others who were pre- 9l¢¢Bm°1` l¢°°l¢ WHS"- mmlgrnnts even should such refusal gent (yn the lgtfgrm wg;-6 Uommis 'rf-`--‘--“f--v--‘-`:-Y:--11-_-_-.1'rf-_> -1-_-t-_zz-:_-_-_

<1 - . i> - - , ~ -

the engineer not stopped for a block :,I:,e,,annt,.yEepar“t‘°" ' ‘mm the moth” sioner Cummiskey and Mrs. Cummis- College'Life" and was a well written

been ditched.

out and have been- found. A strik

other day.

EHIIIIBII SIIIIIK EU.

III PIIIITI PIII

“Our New Minister” Was a Delightful Presentation Last Evening.

-The Chicago Stock Company .pleas- odagaiu ut both the matinee and ev- ening performances yesterday, “Nell Gwynn" proved u delightful matinee bill and the evening play “Our New Minister,” the company scored. The play was laid iii a small village in New Hampshire called I-lardscrabble and deals with thc life of plain country folk. A new minister has come to town, with new methods and a new religion. The country folk did not take kindly to him at first but in time awakened to the fact that he was preachiiig u religion that appeal- ed to them. Norbert Doreiite in tlie__

and scored a new success. As Nance Riinisoii, the girl who is pros_ecuted for the sins of her futher, Miss l'rae won Iici' honors, 'I‘Iio coiiiedy of the piece was in the capable liiinils of (‘-hos. lliissliiini, George Florei°, flarl Sherrod and Miss Georgia Lee' and was well taken care of. Messrs. Brown niid Townsend and Miss Mack in their respective parts were also good...

'l‘oiiight thc company will offer

"'l’Iié l'Iti‘ulght Hood," u play that is said to have the endorsement of the church, press and public.

“St. Elmo", a dramatization of the

widely read book is announced for Friday afternoon at three o'clock and special arrangements have been mudc to start the electric light plant in the afternoon so the company will

Signal the whole train would have key, Dr Anderson, Superintendent of composition, showing in the writer

_ Education, and others. Rev. T. the possession of s._rare talent.

lltcés a cue of kdeliberate train CaPrgpb{all,t the regtor presléled. d 'lI;he vgliiliiiictgrign, J. Blanchard,

w e ing as e spi es were pulled e as name pre ace the even- e vere s ig ly ere itabls vale-

_ _B ing"s program by an able address in dictory in n pleasing manner and has

of section men was settled ‘ist the which he dealt with the accomplish- had a record as a student which un-

ments of the past year in the col- doubtedly BDf»lY f0l`0Sl19-<l0WB all e-

I ' .

lege and remarked on the signal suc- qually successful career cess hieh had attended the eflor The other numbers of the pro ram

_.___ W ts S _ of the faculty along educational lines. were rendered in a most pleasing

K , He announced that the college would manner, reflecting great credit on

TORONTO. May 30-' I am con- continue its present policy of laying the performers whose efforts were re-

vinced that Dr. Beattie Nesbitt is emphasis on the necessity of a sound ceived with very evident satisfaction. llwd- H0 IS “Ot the '3yPe_of, man to historical course on the curriculum. T110 following are the

remain 21_f“§it\V€ fl'0m luillce- He He pointed out that- St., Dunstan’s was a university msn, proud of the was the only college in Canada which MEDALS AND SPECIAL PRIZES. political influence_thut he 01108 01"- devoted itself most closely to epochs ‘=\H°'1Pr0u<1 of his former member- -of history and felt that much lisa Medal for R°1isio1'\`»~ Instruction. ship in the Legislature, confident in hee" heegined hy the attention eo donated by His Lordship Bishop Mc-

gimself aniii' aéiibitious. I gelicvc 116 'this branch of knowledge. He algo Donald-awarded to R. J.-Dolan. 9:5 Ullmm te 5“l°l‘l°» _“ll that he stated that the study of German Alumni Medal for Essay-Awarded WWI “°V°",,b“ heard “Om “gal” 0" wound be added to the course of the t0 A- M°A\lBm- ""3 earth- - year. Blake Medal for Philosophy-award-

frhis startling statement was made Hem Father 0.B,_,en, a graduate of ed to A_ R0OMy_

"'t- the "““°tl0" °““'l° Yard” thi” S. D. G. of about twenty years ago Gold Medal for Rhetoric. Pr°B°l1t0d ;*m_nlil|‘l° b-2"“§f1?gl_nf;§*l‘:)0m;”él:l ilglllj .uni who is now iocatui in the Wes- bv HW- A- P- Muhellan-awarded to league if DL Nesmtvg. Heknew the tcrii States followed. He emphasized -l-‘N- COUFOY- sulilloscdly fugitive. from President we meat “em 0' a Christm" Educ” (mm medal for Trigonometry' don' 0' the |_,m_mel_,H Bank intimately tion and showed that the college ated by F. W. Hyndman, City--mer- and had ii. good insight of his chiiriicl whlch ‘“.‘pa.rt"`d Buch “ k"°wl°dg°" was ned eqlmuy by M' J' Bums and R' ter , aocoiiiplishiiig something. of more McCarville. Won by R. McCarville.

f . . than material consequence. He stated G0ll1 Medal f0l` ’Hl9t01"Y. d0l1Hf6fl

‘HIS medwal knowledge would that u young man educated other- by D- 0'M. Rcddin-awarded to J. B.

3:5535..ceggilxuffxiienfant n?,;?)m;3,o‘:§ wise was a menace-if not a danger- A. Brennan. , time since the night of the night from *° tl” °°““““““l'- Hi” “‘l‘l‘”°°“ W” G°l‘l °°l“ l°' L“'°l“- P’°"°““°‘l by Bula with the ponce not on his keenly appreciated. Rev. Dr. Morrison, V. S.-awarded trail: that no line 0,. message had Dr. Anderson and Rev. Dr. Morri- to J. N. Conroy.

- d from him Dr New son, Vicar general of the College, al- Gold coin for French, presented by

ever been receive . . _ _ . . 1, ,_ Th t - 1 _ so delivered encouraging addresses, Rev. J. J. _McDonald-equally. merit lt’i':;f,_..'s 'eu u I? my Conv _c. each complimentlng -tho students and ,ed by R. McCarville and J. E. Dou-

_____________ teachhs on the work done and speak- gan.. Won by J. E. Dougan.

_mc lug iii' a warm manner- of the excel- ' Commercial Diplomas were award

- - fence of the staudaid maintained in od to the followfhg 0 U "I'fEfior,

the ri. D. ii. K ,Phillip Richard, Arthur ‘Gs.gnou,

- '|‘he following was the order of the Raoul Langlais, Roininald Dionne,

_ `Wilsoii McCarthy.

, ' I"Ii()GltAMME.

_ . Ho-Nos L1s'r.

____ f-lclectioii-'l‘lie baud.

(‘-liorus-The College Glee Club-“A RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.

‘3ailor’s Life for Me."

QUEBEC, May 30-Miss Benoit, the ` Duet-Barry and Connolly-"Flow Moral-lst, Raymond Dolan. -

l"l`°“°l‘ Q9-ll“&“t"' who el°l"’d With. on. Thou Shining River." Honors-A. Rooney. '-T. B. A. Bren- D'Abl"1‘ll°» mu” f°l5“l”“ to Fl`““°° Alumni Prize Essay-A. McAdam. nan, B. McNeill and R. Beaudoln.

the Devartmem 0* 1“l“l°fl\“"l“€ 4°- sein-J. oonnoiiy---Bring My Uni- Dogma-ist, G. 1.. smith.

ded that there was nothing but de- h H‘0nm-5_3 N (Hom-0 ' R Mcga,-_

°l ' form to Mot cr." . . y . portatlon in c0I1li€Ctl0l\ Wltll llel’ mae- -Vuledidtory--Mr. Blanchard. - _ville, (A. J. McDonald, A. McAdam

D`Al'l'09 °°“55“t°*l *-0 be ‘lelwrted Quartette-Mombourquette, Connol- and W. V. McDonald) equal.

have current for their lighting effects at both the Friday and Saturday. ma- tinees as well as to light the theatre

Dl"0p€I`.

EEHMIN IIWIIIS

FIIIII IIIEIII

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BERLIN, May 30--The Nord Deut- sche Allgemmeine 'zieitung l€l1dS °ll its issue of today with an announce- ment of the steps Germany has taken towards arbitration.

“After the United States indicated

to Germany her readiness to negoti- ate a broader arbitration treaty with the other powers as well BS

ll" th ..-~...~ . says. “Ger-

§,E,l;ne'xp|-egg to see the emit oi the rsintr ».- proposal. and also indicated r readiness to cake up the study of the prorogli tion. The draft of the treaty W

arrive within a. short HMB- .To the above statement can be ad- ded the semi-official expression Of opinion that Germany. llke flmat Britain and France is most..,BlmD9~- thetic toward President 'iafts arbi- tration -propoeal. LeadinB |\°W°l"i' Pere like tno Frankfort Zeitélng Wai: come the news of the sugges ed ar t

D"l"‘“‘“\‘. are convinced that the pre-,

“""i_ political and military situation fr<i\iii~<~f.- the presence at the ministry "f Wur and ss the head of-the arsiy oi ii ti-.lined and experienced gene al.

tration ti-ssty, thouizh- -Gems *hilt the in-elect is open to imP'°"°'“°“ on same important P0l“t9-

Minard’s 'Liniment used by Physlclolll

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.`,._,,_w

uelifoi stay n moment_ln your

I ii-iiirls, have a little chat with

l‘“ll'U give him a hu and a kiss as

ll"" vous his chair. He may scarcely

Ntlllllfl Inv 8 but -|.“k(_ "' ll” same. mu, “ lm# your friends ov “W” lt to who ia doing .fiI.I.“‘{{‘.§‘ ““

,mm who on father :s

tl’ Bllend

v ___,_._____. _____:___._., ,., _ _ ,_, _ _ , _

i.uu.E more LovE.i=oiii=iiriiE=ii

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tudc. "The serpent’s tooth" well'do- scrfbes the feelings ,of outraged par- enthood. Did

iii ever observe father looking so earnestly with that sear- ale that seemed to look thro-

and beyond you, that you why?

may be dreaming of the future

hc"wo\ild for you to make, the man

wishes you to be. You may fall

of all he would desire for you,

Alma Psndexter Hayden.

an give 7. little more love

and sailed last week, but Miss Benoit ly; pmol' Jam Gmis_-.Sweet Bm Apologehicklst' w_ gba,-h,,v,_ Wllillllfl l-° remain ll' I-llls °°““tl`Y “ml baotli Eve." - -Honors-E. Gillis, W. J. McDonald, secured the Services Of .G-FY Gib- Address to ine Gmnnutes-Rev. A. '1‘- Ellis. J- Hughes. Glen Morrissey- S0“0- A‘lV0l`l1l'-e- “'l‘° entered an al* McAiilay. ` Elementary-lst, W. McCarthy. ilefll Wllfll the D00”-l`f~m°llt Ul Inf-°l`l°l` ‘ 'Chorus-French Students' Glee Club H0n0l`S-J- Glllil! and D-A- Gillis. against deportation, The appeal how- __--0 Canaria." , ever, was dismissed and Miss Benoit God Save The King, ENGLISH. '

Ernst go back to France.

The Alunuii Prize Esss b Mr. Mc- Rl1°l‘»°1`l°*19l1» J- N- COIIFO - '

Keep Minard’s Llniment in the h -e. Adgm was nn the usggihly Shih of Honors-R. McCarvllle andy A. J.

50,000-FARMERS IN ARNIS MEXICO FACES A FIINIINE

MEXICO, CITY, via Galveston ly to the postponment of the Presi-

Texas, May 30-It is the definite in- seemed doomed to disappointmentf tention of Presideiit de la Barra to The threatened fight between Gen- recogiiize the success of the Madero erals A'sunsulo and Zapata, the hh,h_ revolution and to have his own brief dit leader, has been averted, and Zap tenure of power lead up to and pro- ata. irreconcilable as he was, has gress toward the almost certain elec- seen the wisdom of bowing to tho. tion of General Francisco. I. Madero, judgment and' force of General Fig- Jr., at the elections three months ueroaand obeying the Madero peace. hence, so that on General Madero and The trouble for the present, and .par- tho revolution will rest the respon- naps indefinitely, is qvar-_ Thsrs will sibility for the policies inaugurated. be, orcourse, some disorder, some

Most men give to President de la riots before tranquility comes.

Barra and to Genersl_Madero credit President de la Barra has tele-

for sincerity Bud l>8»I5fl0tlSm and be- graphed for General Madero to come

lieve these two men will work lu ac- tothe capital. He has instructed' the cord to bring Order. P6868 Bhd her- Ministry `of»War to prepare plans for mony to distracted Mexico. The first the reorganization of the army so riots in the City of Mexico and the that such individual officers and msn outbreaks here and there were more- of the revolutionary forces as desire, ly the last vindictive strokes of small- to gator the permanent establishment er bands of disorderly groups. dilep- may be accommodated. The federal pointed that real war had so far come Congress, under direction of the Min-_ to an end. The outbreaks of last lhtsr Gubernacion, will plan im- 'rhursdsy were due utterly and entire- lest nope oi precipitating s crisis -.-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-.---.-=-----------=--------- madiately for the federal elections

coiiiiuiiiciuioii

TIIIOUOII' PBOYIIICE

All) WITH IAINLAND

throughout the country.

Prompt action will be" taken to have all claims of foreigners for dam- ages passed upon and settled. A court of claims will be organized in all probability at once.

The desperate need of the present

_d`ent’s resignation and the flaming broadside spread abroad by a little band of extremists furious that their

.Ask for Minard’s and take no other.

tennessee niiiisiirisinisiirs

ri-no iauior iqsinesuan i '

0 .

‘ilANTED, at once, a girl who un- ' I derstands plain cooking. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. R. R. Fitz- gerald,Mt._1§dwar_<i_llli§i;___62d§i.

INV-ANTED, girl for general house- L 4 worls. Apply to Mrs. A. J. BiiiiiL,__giii aicnmong st. e;Ll_si.

V110 LET, a cottage on Upper

‘ Prince st. Apply to as aim

Ave. 6-_1d§_ll§i_.

_ -.lsiiriisii ronsclsr

' -- Special to The Guardian. Yesterday the Northumberland left ~T()RON'l‘0, June 1.-Strong winds

this port at 8.20 s. ni., for Picton and moderate gales, south east. shift- wlth passengers, freight, express and ing to south west; thunder storms;

mail, dockin% at 12.00. She left on return at li. 0 p. m., docking in this

port at 8.20 p. m., bringing passeypf gers, freight, express andyesterda s N. B. mall. She leaves this morning for Picton at 8.20 u. m.

The B. S. Harland left this port es afternoon for Victoria,

y terdev `I, can-ying n number of passengers and

a sooii cargo- ~ - 7

Yesterday the Eastern express ,train

was on time, the Southern accommol datlon was ton ,minutes late, the Western accommodation was five minutes late, the Summerelde accom- modation was twenty minutes late, the Eastern accommodation :was fifty minutes late and the`Weetcrn elpreee train was twentv minutes late.

In yesterdays' issue the Western ex-

presstraln was referred to as the

1 Western only.

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The temperature at tlires oclock-

thie morning was forty-two degrees

“lm ”r»iI°£n i today wiu he umm' I 2';-M' Swiim ° ii ' e ii '

B0 uavsesan wan oo

hopes and el1fht°°“.ml““*‘°l- gl-'gceries cali" at Wm. W.‘Me- °°°‘-lv9“- tl" “°;'€‘;_°“§',a‘;‘;“1‘;a?“;h;’f,;

ha uae W I M high this alumna” Pun" swan' Gm" Gem” strut' :v`H:aHgf:h‘Ii<Ignl:ftefor? the townspeopi

$11.12 and tomorrow auunooh at E M ro Mu lgfmpdf to do but consider the event an and had travelled about 20 miles

degrees above zero. At nine p. in. OWLING, inf! yesterdayit was forty-seven degrees , market, open ta above aero. ~‘-vvn.

V110 LET, house, 136 Great George ~ ' Street. Modern improvements. Rant moderate. Apply to J. H. Ball.

6-ldtf.

FPO LET, furnished front room

with or without board. Applly

- 11

at this office. 6 163 -

ANTED, a teacher for Cable

preferred. Supp. voted. Alex And

IIT:

P"°l°“°l` “E P l’ ever da ailuii.

oil? tséznlilznliintg #lie-7% ' l“ P‘““°» V°l°° “M °‘"¢““' ciIIu-izs J. Giinnen, the wen imnw rlass tomorrow and Saturday'm'orn- Frida" 'md S“t“'d°y° d““°5 mm' aoronaut and promoter of everythin inaat 4_1; mm' months °“ly' b 1 _i:d:“:l` aeronautical, and John J. Van Valk

v... md at “Dom (YPICE is ‘here y g van a ' enburg were the seroiiauts. In th

Thi nlgesut tdmpieyatllrc recorded l’°l`t0“ l`ll“¢° lllllu Wlll l'l°l- l’° Methodist church in which they a ymtsrday 'wal forty-|ev"sn'4 _lit \1\`ltll f-l\° H1189! 5" m°V°‘l ll* tended the Memorial Day service ~ ‘ ‘ W ' 1 il lil B V0* the 55'- R . W. H. McLean the past

Q, ositlon to ea s P o eh v , o

:I)x(I;‘y€onAaer0ab?J';2. TIAS ttbglldtt rl: %ll11°‘l_».'_l`~ G~ 'l`BYl0l`» “SWA llgflfagf made.; brief reference to the wonder- read to descend

B ' ' ~

h da f t 5 Fllllllflu f 1 f t, nd remarked that the aer

corded the previous nm t W or Y " ` W' l E; y u an gtueir urch attsndsnceh

IMC!-lead West school. Protestant

, IIIGAI nautl ch

tanto sat a powerful example for oth

Special to The Guardian. LONDUN. May 31-Queen Mary's

crown has just been completed. It is according to her own design with an 01089-nt lace like tracery wholly in dlam0lldS. the Kobinoor gem being set in the centre. The crown weighed nineteen ounces, the Queen having insisted that it should not exceed the weight of an ordinary hat. It will be used at the Coronation.

After the ceremony the gems will

be dismounted and used in separate articles of jewelry. The King wiill wear his father's crown. '

I wiiisiniii

iiis iiiii

_Special to The Guardian.

PINE CITY, Minn., May 31-A

windstorm struck Brook Park and Poke- Gana killing three persons 'and injuring several and damaging con- siderable amount of property.

SHIIIIIS IIISIIUIIINII

GIHL AI WIIIIIIIW

OWEGO, N.Y, May 30-As a warn-

ing not to disrobe before an uncur- tained window, Walter C. Lowery, a ‘wealthy farmer, of Tioga caunty, nr- ed a charge of No. 7 shot at Lucille Harding, a domestic, in the family

gf Dr. W. E. Mayor, badly wounding er. . After nrlng, Lowery called up the Sheriff and announced he had done the shooting, saying he had done it

-to»tsnch- the-gi:-I-fsr..ls¢;¥onf . liegwas committed to jail 'wit out bail and the girl is in a precarious condition. Lowery, it is said, was affected by the heat. .

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McDonald (equal), G. L. Smith, A. McAdam and J. Koughan.

Third. Year-lst, W. V. McDonald. Honors-D. Young, E. McDonald

and D. Hogan.

Second' Year-1st, W. J. McDonald. Honors-E. Gillis.

First Year-lst, W. McCarthy.

LATIN. Fo`urth Year-lst, J. N. Conroy. Honors-J. A. McDonald, R. Mc-

Carville and A. McAdan1.

'l‘hird Year-lst, W. V. McDonald. Honors-E. Morgan, D. Young, .i.

Sweeney and D. Hogan.

Second Year-ist, E. Gillis; 2nd, W. J. McDonald and W. Sharkey. .

First Year-lst, F. Hughes. Honors-J. Walsh, J. Cummiskey

and G. Morrison.

FRENCH .

Fourth Year-lst, R. McCarville

and E. 'Dougan (equal).

Honors-J. N. Conroy and A. J.

McDonald.

Third Year-lst, A. Gillis. Honors-W. V. McDonald. Second Year-lst, W. J. McDonald. Honors-W. Sharkey.

, First Year-lst, G. Morrison.

Honore-J. Cummiskey.

GREEK .

Third Year-lst, E. Dougan. Honors-R. Mcflarville, A. J. Mc-

Donald, J.N.-Conroy and I. Walsh.

Second Year-lst, J. Sweeney. Honors-D.E. McDonaid,D. Young

and H. Mealian.

First Year-1st,W.J. McDonald, E.

Gillis, W. Sharkey, I. Walsh and E. Morgan.

(To be Continued.)

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Special to The Guzirdiun.

VICTORIA, Moy Ill-News is l7l`0UEhl- l\°0m -lupan that when the anfnual festival of the Shrine on sum-, mit of Asama Volcano was held on

!May 8, and several hundred pilgrims iwhb has ascended to the Shrine were ‘l‘0f»11rrling, a volcano erupted and _there was serious loss of life.

A tremendous report was felt as

far as Tokio, followed by a column of lava and smoke rising several hundred feet and the pilgrims were showered with molten lava. '

Home of_the dead were found at the siiniiiiit after the ei'ilptioii shriv- elled up by red hot lava,

Searching parties found many bod-

ies with their elothing, hair 'and a, portion of limbs liiiriit away.

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PORT HURON, Mich., May 30-The

Young Mcn's Business Association of Port Huron has received the accept ance of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Premier of Canada to visit Port Huron iii September. the same day that Presi- dent Taft willbe here, in view of the general interest in the 'pending reci procity treaty, the aimouncemeiii. the President Taft and Premier Laurier are to be here on the same day has received extraordinary ai- tcntion.

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MONTREAL, May 30- Dufresnesh

Hotel was badly dz-i.niaged_by fire last night when a breeze blew a window curtain against a lighted candle standing at the head of a ,coffin ,cpu- taining .thc bbdy of a man naiped Parent, who died°during the morning and had been laid out for burial. The blaze spread rapidly, but ,relatives succeeded in removing the remains to nnotlier room in the building before the ,blaze reached the coffin.

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LONDON, May 29-A new treat-

ment for tuberculosis which seems to be unparalleled in ediciency was de- scribed to the International Tuber- culosis Socicty in Paris today by the eminent tuberculosis specialists, Bern- heim and Dicupart. _

The Times today summarizes their

papers recording remarkable cures. The specific employed is a prepara- tion ol radio-active method and io- dine. It was discovered by Dr. De Flzendonny at Budapest and was test- ed by him nnd other prominent spe- cialists. Thc composition ofthe pre- paration is peptonized iodine .06 cen- tigramines and i-.idium barium chlo- ride, one-tenth of a drop in a solu- tion of ether. Pliysicians familiar with the fact that the healing power of iodine is aliiiost. niillifleil hy the intense puiii it cuiises, say that the new preparation is noii-irritant. Ex- periments on aiiiuials were so as- tounding thnt careful experiments on human beings were tried.

Minard’s Liiiinient i\_lmberman's friend

BOSTON, May .30-Just as the

good people of Topsfield were getting ready for church yesterday morning two prominent Boston _aeronauts dropped out of the sky. and after be- ing helped by the church-goers to pack their balloon, as nonchalantly as if they had driven to church in their automobiles, attended services ln the little Methodist church near the square.

Said to be the first time that a

(rn-uhhh” 5-mlm: balloon was ever used as a means of

carr ing anybody to church in this

travelling by automobiles through

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FLY'TO CHURCH IN A BALLOON

countryside on Sundays to follow. 'The aeroiiauts started early yester- day moriiin; from Lowell, Z0 miles distant. They announced to a group of friends who had assembled to wit- ness their departure that the- would land at some New England town or Ivillage at sunrise and go to church. All would depend on the wind.

The ascension was made without.

the slightest mishap and sailinrr ma-

tbe sight of the watchers.

8 that thc balloon floated lazilv alone

lwhen the siinriec disclosed the land

ii ‘scape h'em-uI'li. g Two church spires loomed un at the - same time that the ncronauts could e see thc sea glistening in the distance t- Not caring to take anv chances ofa s. lfresh hrs-eze springing up with the sun r.|i-ise, the neronauts began to get

Y .

o- Finally when all was readv Mr

ad \Glidden began to- deilatc the balloon rs about 5 dclrock, when _hm balloon the was nearing opalield. llvsnit that

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jestically eastward on a favoring breeze the balloon disappeared from

When Mr. Glidden had attained n

fair height he found so little wind