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cllarlottetown Guardian, Three Co ms,

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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920‘

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All The News i,‘

"or"! All tbs All Worth Radial 1

By Mail Canada, “.00.. U.8.A., “.50., Annual Oubscripilon, dclivsred, ‘Lg:

the Work.

Illr. J. O. Ilyndntwu has return- ed from 'l‘ol'nnto where he llttcllil- t-ii the A-nnual Meeting of tilc Dom~ illiun (Tiluucil of rile Navy League of tilmudn. 'l‘llcre was a good lit- tendallce of delegates from ull parts of the Dominion.

Prince lflilward Island has been granted $10,000 to cnrry on the work of the Navy Leuguo in the training of boys for the Navy ulld hlcrclillllle Murilie, for education- uI work as to tile vnlue of sen pow- or to the lfilnplri: and for Sailors‘ Iustitiltes. >

In the nmvspapcrs throughout (‘zll|;iil.l, u report has Ill-collie curr- l‘lll thut ll lack of illicrt-st ill Nllvy

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MQQ-fOQ-QQQQQ-vwvaovv vQO-O4

1000000000 sreclllls;

~o+o+o+o HOUSE FOR SALE-APPLY AT i-o l-lilwurd Si. tltitli-tl-tr-hildili pd

._____-b._-_~_._____._.__ ‘CAR FOR HlRE.—-PHONE 339-R. ‘JOSSI-S-ZG-ti’

‘WANTED — 2 HOUSE ’MAIDS iulmcdlutely. Apply P. E. l.

llospiiltl. _ 9572-13-8 5i. *WANTED -- MAID IN FAMILY

iltitwil Apply 50 Grafton Si. 9570-6-8 3i

{qlOUfi-E TO L151‘. Apply to H. Feavyotlr, Grocer, City. 95806- 9121 N. 32 pt.

chine Ill good rllllnillg order. Write J. Stanley Wcdlock. ~ 9342-64-31

.... 1‘WANTED LATH CUTTING MA-

“JNOJ ALFRED ’ MCDONALD, 1. Lulld Surveyor, llcrulullvllle. '.I.31|7~(‘>~0-l\ll§8i pd. GOLF CLUBS WANTED. WRITE A. W. W. 130x 128 City. liflilbfi-ii-ATEIII won SALEw-HVEAVY BROWN Puller suitable for putting under oil cloth. Apply at Guardian. 90911-541641

__.___.____.__________ fA GENTLEMAN can be accumu- dutcil with fruut Ilt-tlruonl ll-llil liililrtl Ill private home, ccn-irlilly located. Apply at Guardian office. 91G2-5-29—ii

‘CAR FOR SALE - STUDEBA- Iti-l- (fur for stile; completely ilvi-rhuulud ulld in excellent cun- tlitioll. Apply Gaudct Garage.

Juno 8 3L

‘A STRAYED BULL. RED AND Willi"; uge two yours, wltll inp of both curs; lllis llecn nn lny

i1l'l'|ll|.1i.‘ii since lust fhll. Alex. ll. Stewart, Belle lllver.

9569-6-8 GI.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

for sale ut lluulcr River, grist

luill, suw lnlll ulld shingle mill.

N"Vi‘i' fullillg l-ltrcnlu of wllii-r, lil-

» so two acres of lnnd. Apply on premises to J. W. Patterson.

IIIIOtI-G-U-Mhiilpd.

WANTED-BOARD AND TWO Iurnisllctl rooms for sunlmel- Illllllihs, nenr Ilellch. Fumlly or Iivc, Ineluillnlz three quiet child- "11 l1\"i\'1'i'i-il five wild nine yours

"r "F?" lllililt be within short "Yflllu: dist-nice of Charlotte- llilfll. Atlilrcss l‘. O. dlilx ‘.5217. QUUTl-li-ii-MEZI pd

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FREE ILLUSTRATED (‘utalilgutn

llilirillo (lusolI-nc and Oil Engines, Propellers; twenty-six mun-il- Iut-tilrt-rs prlirtis; Alsoulscil En- Killl-‘H. Mention this publlclliiull truniillanl lleat nnd Engine Ex- “lluuuu. 'l‘ortlni.0. 9591-6-9-61.

TIM-Er. -—DWELLING nous:

‘ll MP8. John A. Lnngwtlrth, lfllillvn I15 "linnnuhlnlcy" sltu~ "m1 "l1 Imlillworih Ave. cliy,,

will! 11m extensive grounds In lilnnectlon with the some lately i the occlllmticn of G. C. Tem- ge- EW- Anvlr to Palmer c ulmer, Solicitors, WOZ-G-D-Mliiti

10,000 000 0.0. ISLAND BRANcu NAVY 000000

M. l. 0. Hynilln .0 P. 0. l. I rMeefing in T0111)!" m) Repmlglegate to Annual General Work oi League

$10,000 Granted P. 0.0000 for Carrying on

llptinlistically on Throughout Canada.

‘Wm- Thltfi; llbllctta. the ulld of the states is llutIdulri-iltllr. lsuiudlnun

- act. \lllllc llle lllflnlborship has fallen at some points, lht-rc ivss never-so much interest iilktll ill furthering the work of the Nnvy Lung“; by um Uolni-ntcn Executive, representing all the Provinces of “Fuliatia, us "1"" is lvilulv 'l‘llis Yfl-Dnrt seems

to Iluvi: ironic about by (jifl“i'lill "Pll/filhlllt-‘f reporters coming lulu tilc IIIPUIIIII-Z during the ppmgenq.

lugs of the Dolniniilp tinting-i] A]L\(_1]_ mg when

a discussion was an ubullt one particular point null this ‘unlllriundti- report wits st-llt hmlllll-‘ilfll. wili-ri-us it tint-s llot zit‘ uIl llliiiculc the gellcrul irullozlh throughout (‘u-liaiill. The Olllilritl, Anwriil. l’. ii. l. liivlsiillls, ultu

others, lire taking u greater illlt‘l'~ inst lhiill cvcr ill the truiniut: of boys illlil men for the hii-rczlliiilc Murine ulld for cilucutitnlul \VI1|'i( lllOllg lllc lilies of tilc Navy Leu- guc.

New Dominion Officials Ilrivc been appointed to supervise the (‘dllcllllllll (lellnrtlnilnts of the vari- ous Divisions through Culluilu, and |illS0 to systclliutizc Boys‘ Naval illlrlgatlc Training. _ ’

'l‘ht-. Nllvy League of (Tlluudll have succeeded in making arrange- ments wlrlll the Unnullala-n. Mercil- ant Murine and the Canadian P.1- clfic Ocerin Service m {like an boys as cadets from time to time as required, froln different Divis- ions of the Navy Lcriguc ill (fau- llil-‘l. 'I‘llls will bc n special induce- mcnt for the buys who Wish to follow the st-u, tn bccolnc t-fflcicur.

‘Poroilto was lllltllllllltlilSiy rt--clt~ct~ ed President of the Navy League 0f P11110011, 11nd the meeting ivas honoured by the presence of Gon-

(‘Pill 'l'tl\\'llsllclltl of the llrltisll Army. who wns a visitor in the city.

Prince Edward lsluutl was con- Iiriltulatt-d on the excclcut llUglllll‘ lug it has made rind on thelarge illcrcusc in membership of ‘the League. Special efforts are to he made this your ill all the provinces to llltvfvsl the public more ill the good work of the Navy Lcugue, "i111 il in vXllectcd that Prince Ed- ward lslz-ntl will iii. least double its mclnbcwshlp. Plans are now ulldcr wuy to establish u Nilvlgaliiou School ill Prince Edward Island ulld it is expected that u highly iplallflctl Instructor, recommended by the Admiralty will take charge of this school (luring the present your.

Power to Deal With Coal Mining in Nova Scutil:

llALll~‘A.\', June 7.—A roylil tZLllll~ mission "with power r0 ileal with the whole cnul ruining industry of Nilvulictltlu with zi view to nlaklng such recommendations and tint:- ings at; In its judgement will tend to stabilize the industry llud to lit-st conserve the interests of the mine \rVlll‘l(l‘l‘.*l, the tlportltors ulld tilc public." is bclug risked for by the lltnisKilillc-n conciliation Ilourd with the approval of representa- tivcs of the ll. M. W. of District 2G ulld thi- Iioullnitln (‘out Company's representatives on the board.

The ilccislilil tonsk for ll roylll commission with province-wide powers was rcucllcd lit the third meeting oi’ the conciliation btlllril today on Tfllirvllvfllillllillii thnt ally discussion nlld resolution bearing on tho zlffulrs of one company would llol lullkc for stziililizatitln oi coul mining conditions rind would In consequence, ‘not be in the best Interests of cllcll of the parties directly concerned, or in the finril Interests of the public at large.

"Commodore Aemilius Jarvis of "

Republican Nominee Still In Doubt

(Special to The Guardian.)

CHICAGO, June 8.—-. As the crowds started flowing towards (Tilliseunl iotlny for the first ses- sion of the Republican convention, the sitlrtiion with regard to the uolllinuiltln rcllluineil “wide open." No cllntiidutc could cluim u colli- muhdiug lend: no candidate would admit hc had not the choice. ’l‘llcril was no elirly trading or Ilurguilling, practically every nlull in tilc contest believing he nliglil. win.

(Special trrThe Guardian.)

l'lllt‘.\G(). Jlllll- S.-'i'hc Nation- al Committee called the ilclcglitcs to order shortly valili-r ll tolluy and tilc wilrk of selecting U. U. l’. Slillltl-lftl bearers began. At lllc op~ i-nlug of illc great collclzivc it was gt-lli rally lldlnlllcd the fight, still was free for till lllld none of the i'Illlilit|(ll.L‘S lluil succccdetl in cup~ iurhlg a cinnninnding lciid. Tile‘ most importu-llt events of tilc first session were the keynote speech of telnpurrlry’ chdirllllln Lodge, ulld thl- appointment of n Llig Four

committees including rcsilliltlous which, will llfltfitit- the principles till which republican callltlitlrlles will lllltkc tlli-lr fight fill‘ l‘il‘i'il(lll.

Next Parliulnent 'l‘0 Meet In J all.

()'l"i'.\\\'.\, Jlllli‘ 7. - ‘Follighl tlli goverlllllclli u ed lhul olli- sixth of the ostllnutcs he vilivil 1o en- ublc the public services to hc cur- ried on lllllil till cslinlcltcs ltru puss ed. ll wit strongly clmtt-ntlcil by Illc Ilibi-ruls ihlll tilc House should be caillcil togi-lhi-r earlier so the es illllllli“; iroulll bi- pusseil In-ftlri- lhc fiscal your ends. As .l result of the protest untl before the money was voted, Sir iilenry I'll-nylon promised on behalf of the government that Parliament next yeilr will he called together in January.

Prince 0i Wales Backs the Winner

_. (Special itf-l-llé yGulardiainr.) V’ IIIELBOITRNIE, Julie S.-“At Inst I have hacked the winner“ said the Prince of Wales lit the Mel- bnurllc rut-es ycstcrtlny. The book- maker paid the Prince in K0111 which brought the T0llllll".. "Wilert-‘il you get iIlt-ln; its yours since I have seen so many." 'l‘llo Prince's week's rest commences on hlentlzly. .-._--j-£O>————-

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Mist: Helen Taft.

Mr. and Mrs. William linwurd TIIH have announced the engage- ment of their (laughter, Miss llclcn Tuft, llciillg t|t‘Ill of Bryn Mliwr. to Fri-tlcriclt Jilllllsoll Munnlilg- lli‘ is uu instructor iii Yule lI-ulvcrslly. Mr. Ilunulllg was u ‘nlelnbt-r of the ixlilss of 1016 ill Yale nnil ilnltl September, 1019, was n first. Iii-u- tenant lll the Field Artillery, ll. S. A. ltcports of tho engllgelncnt a month ugo were ilellictl. The wedd- ing wi_ll inkc pluci- ill (‘llnnda in July, probably at Murray Buy, Quebec. where Mr. nnd Mrs. Taft usually spend pnrt oi‘ the summ- El‘.

- nulls of millions Io the nuliellul

~- Grililtl- Lodge of. llrenticc Buys of

PHEIIIIIEH llliYll

with Trade.

(Special to The Guardian.) fur».- _ LONDON,‘ Julie 8.—-~l'renlit~l' Lloyd Gcilrge, lfiurl (‘urzon, the Foreign Milliiitidl‘ and Andrew Ilen~ ur Luw, govt-runlcni. louder in the liousc of (Iulnmons, conferred in- dily \vilIl Gregory Krllssin, Itussilin Soviet Minister of 'i‘ralle ulld Culli- lucrcc ui. the Frontier's uiliclul resi- dence, -l‘relnlcl' Lluyd George's speech in the House of Commons gave no infurllluiiorl as to the rc- sllllt-l of today's conference. The Premier Illlscil his urgulucnts on the ubsolutc lit-ed of Russia in the world's rt-ctlllstructiiln ulld the impossibility of fighting ulld crush ing dlillsbcvisln tllllcss tile allies llrc prcpureil to s:lcrilit'.e~ llullilrells of thousands of lives llllil udd lllous

.l1’ll|.,

llc udmitIt-il lll1‘I‘l.',\\'L‘l‘iJ conflict- ing reports on the amount nf ex- porlubli- (aulilnmdliit-s ill ltussiu but slliil tllut that was not u rcusiln for refusing to trade. ill» tfbllllilltltli by aippeuling to tilc Ilnusc not to seek l]Ui1.l‘l'('i$ In u v.- irld lull of ex- ploslivt- mutter. ..inyd George ])l'[l\'(ll{l?ll ll llellrty rilulltl of laughi- cr by ri-lliurltillg lhut this country has ilpcui-ll up most of lilo cunni- bul trude of the \\'lll‘lli. llc went on

UISEIIEBEE HIISSIIINlHIIIIE

Conteutls that Russian Trade is Necessary y‘ for Reconstruction 0f the World and Russials Misrule Should ' not

“'11 is u new doctrine ihlit

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Interfere

you must approve the habits ulld cus- tunls 0t‘ ully govcrnlncnt before trading with il. and to continue to refuse tu trade with Ilussiil so long as the lloltshcvik governlni-llt is in power would be lill uci uf gross follyn .\l.‘(‘lenlcuce.'iu certainly op- posctl recognizing the Soviets po- litically, but to urge the impossi- bility of trading with a govern mcut guilty ut‘ atrocities is to rulc out nlnre governments that I dure think.”

The PPQIIIICI’ who hild bet-n silb~ jected to severe strictures for the part he has taken ill the ltussilln negotiations jusiiiieil Ills poIll-yf lie related the history of the ni-g- otiutions showing that, tho Allit-S hull bccn llllillllllllillrl ill flivnr of the attempt. to re-opt-n trailing with llussiu without, howcvt-r, ctrll- si-niing to nccillzllitiirll or to iliplo- muiie ri-llltitrns, ilulcss the Silvit-I govcrllnlvut utlilpicll civilif/mil Inci- Ilotls. In contending that II wus ir- l-cvclzillt to urgue ttgulinst trailing with u misgoverncil cutlritry, he in- stullccd thc Itict that England trud ed with Mexico and Turkey with~

German Election Returns Incomplete

(special to The Guardian.)

IEERLFN, Julie fir-Revised fig- ures from the twenty‘ main dis- tricts ill Germany, out of n total of IIL’, tutllly shelved Nationalists will have 26 members n! New llflvllslilt-i VOIkspartel 20, (Icutrlsts III, Delnot-ruts 18, majority. Socjul-

ists 41, ludcjlelltlcnts 42 and Com~ -

mimists 2.-

Rflllfll-S lllllltfilte the continuing trcntl towllril right ulld left wings but missing districts may add Io successes of (fcntrists, Volkspqrtcl 11nd lnili-pi-ntltlnts, especially (Zen- irists, whose strongholds have nor. yci reported.

Gold Discovered In Manitoba

(Special to The Guardian.)

TIIIG PAS, Mun" June 7.-- Snlusll- ing the iluartz ill u mortar ulld us- ing quicksilver in gather It, u pros- pcctor sccuri-tl four pnullils o1‘ gold bullion Ill Elbow Luke where he found a gold shoot. This ilisctlvi-ry rivals the ono made ul (‘upper Luke _\vlllch is icll Illlll'$ ilistunf ulld u lurgc force of prospi-ettlrs is on route tn lho new flvlti.

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Silm Feiners Kill Policeman

(Special to The Guardian.) lIl~}lil*‘AS'l‘, Jlllii’ ll.--~()llc Slim Felllcr was liillctl ulld two police: men badly \\'Ollllflt!tl when u body of Sinn Fciili rs zittzicktltl the police patrol lit u (lactic League Fete ht

out protest being rrtisetl, tllthough he ileeluretl Turkish atrocities un- der Abiiill Iluniitl were worse tlmu Soviet Russia's.

Maritime Provinces Telegraphic News (Special to The Guardian.)

PRENTICE BOYS OPEN GRAND I LODGE

ST. JOHN, N. IL, June 8.——Tho fit‘ ii-lh imnulll session of the

"h North Alncrical was open- lis morning in the King Ed- . lHilll, West St. John, with .ld Muster Andrew Mason in 'thc choir. ‘HAMPTON TUXIS BOYS WIN ‘ CHAMPIONSHIP

IIANIFTON, N. 13., June 8.—l11 the Taxis National Athletic c .- tcst. for boys from 15 t0 19 Will's oi‘ ugc which was conducted. by tile Y. M. C. A. some um-cks 111W the lluulptou 'I'11XiS 511111110 W011 the Dtrluilllolt chunrpiilusllip and tilc provincial shield with an av- erage of 2182 11011115. HEAVY SENTENCES FOR 5T-

JOHN BOYS

ST. JOIIN, Julie 8.—lll the (loun- U’ Court this morning Albcrt Coir ncl. Charles Ritchie and Tiles. Conlicl were sentenced to 5 years ouch on u ehurl-Zc of breaking ulld cult-ring u sullunlcr house on the

Saintly I’oin't ltuud llnil 10 yt-ilrs on the charge of stealing ibcre-

fl-om. Tllc sentences to rull culi- currently.

NO POLITICS FOR HALIFAX G. W. V. A. ‘ TTALTIFAX, N. s._ Jmu. XA-fhe Iucal brunch of tilc G. \V. V. A. ut its lnullthly meeting last night decided not to purticlpute ill poll- tics. $150,000 FROM MOTOR VEHICLES lllltldl)l<}ltl(7’l‘()N, Jilnc Ill-Re. Ices in New Brunswick this year have til-ready excecilcil $150,000 lion. l’, J. Vcnlol, llTiillt-llvl‘ of Pub Ilc Works said ‘today. FRANK J. POWER TO START RACING HALIFAX, N. S., June 8.—Frullk J. Power of this city has ngrcctl in slnri. the trolling circle racing at Fredericton, ns wcll as tile ex- llflrlilotl racing lit (‘hnrloItl-iown llnd it is possible he lnrly start. all tilc racing in the Mnrlllmc cir- cull. C. N, R. BRIDGEMEN ON STRIKE

ST. JOHN, N,. I1, June IL-Fnr- lY five wnrktnen on the new t‘. N. ll. bridge hi: ltevcrslng Frills went on strike this morning dc- mnnding G0 cents an hour for a nine hour tiny, Instead of 40 cents an hour for n ten hour day which

ccllpis from llloiirr vehicle license‘

American .011] rs

y {Arrive ‘n, aliiax

(Special to The Guardian.)

IIALIIFAX, N. 8., June iL-I-The American National Editorial As- snl-iutinn plirty zlrrivcd in the city lust nlglli._vjl'o_iluy tlrtlyfifisniv Hull- fax on land and water. The men being entertained at luncheon at the Green Lantern this afternoon and the ladies at. the Vvngwoltlc Club. 'l‘onlgl1t they are the guests at u dimcc at the Wagwoliic (‘Iub. Sir ltobert Borden in n message addressed to the llerziltl this nlorll ing extended cordial 21130111015 l0 the America-n party on behalf of the government of Canada. pr .51. v- 4, I

Crop Conditions in Manitoba Good

(Special to The Guardian.)

WIJNNIPEG. June 8.-—“Ncvt\r have '1 seen crop conditions lllore hopeful. There is plenty of nmis- tllre, the laud is ill good sllupc uud condition _rcpurteil to me from cvr-ry point In tilc districts vIsitl-il

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"without exception, is nearer lot-til

than it has Irecn for many yours," This tlptillllslic. report of crop tlon- ditlons in central and sollthwcstcril Mullittlbu was intuit: yesterday by James ll. ETIIIIS, licputv Mini: er of Agriculture “ulld l'lll llot t-xllg-' gerutillg Ill tilc least," he snid with emphasis. As to grashoppers, the situation he said was good. Work was being dollc llil over tho pres and luuch helidlvuy was being made.

Local Man on ficCill Corporation

(Special to The Guardian.)

IIIUNTWIIEAL, Julie iL-Numinn- tlons lur- lilo officers l-n the gm- dulitcs society of Mctilll Universi- ty, which Include nominations for iIle-nlclnbcrs of, the executive cem- lllilluu ulld tho council or the socio- ty us lllullllli lncnlbcrs of the llonri". of Governors ulld representatives

(‘tllllhannu Uolinlgr. Armugh. A revolver lmtllt- continued for some Iillic. No arr ‘iwwertl mllllc.

Valuables Removed From German U-20

(Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS, Julie S.—'l‘lle ri-ulovul of vulllubles and explosives from Gcrq man submarine li-20 which sunk the Iiusitnnltl on hilly 7th. 1015, ulld afterwards run aground oil’ the west const of Jiltlund. has just»

"becircolnpletcd, according to cil-

\'ices from Copenhagen. The U-ZO 11115 been lying half burlsd- in tilt sflndg since it was stranded and now only the hulk remains. This will be ilestroycd by menus o? German mines which have drifted ashore ill Denmark.

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Bomb Thrown Into Hotel Cavour

(Special to Th: Guardian.) MILAN, Jullc ll.——Au unknown person today threw a boulh llito the (lining room of the exclusive llutel Cavour. The fuse sputtered ulld wint out without exploding

the bomb. ¢-——-{ iii

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TIIE WEATHER, 'l‘E1iII’Elt~ATURl§ TIDE, MOON E'I‘0.

Tonorvro, Jllnc 0.--l‘ine with higher tclnperuture.

The title will be high this after- ucon at 3.10 ulld tomor-rtlw ut 4.20; it will be iligll tilmurrtlw morning at 4.17 ulld Frlillly ht 5.05

Sun st-is this cvcnllll; 111K149‘ ulorrilw at 7.50; it rises tomorrow morning ulld Frldliy lit 4.08.

Full moon 'l‘uesliuy, Julie 1st 1.18 p. m. Lust (IUIITIOT moon Wednes- day, Julie 0th. 2.59 p. m.

Noozle The SunsFh-lne Kid.

IF YOO (FREFRIEPHID u AT A Luna Bum... I cLoublyvtiAl; an A C ITIZ -‘

of the graduates on the (forporn- tlon of the University, have been lnlidc mfd were nnnounceil today. They Include the following:

Council-Cordon Alley Charlotte- town. l’. E. 1., rind J. G. McDougnll, linllfnx. ’

Non-ileslrieni representatives, fellow for Maritime Provinces and

ls now in force.

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John. N. 13.; D. A. Craig Halifax.

Newfoundland-W. W, White, s0.

Thomas Corbett Ellis ut llnr- lnony, was arraigned before the Supreme (Zoul-t in Sulnnlcrslde ycs tcrday on a charge of murdering Ills wlfc Alice Marie Ellis ht liar- muny on January 7th lust.

Ftliltl\\'lllg arc the Grand Jurors:

Arthur C. Rogers, [FOTUIIII-lll).

Jlls. l\'. McGougrlu

(li-ilrge W, Simpson.

Patrick McBride

Thomas Compton.

I). 1’. .\lcNutt.

Lliuclliin McNevIn.

Jullles ll. Prolitt.

Miijiil‘ 'l‘ilwnscud. t-

Tlltlnltls Bell.

‘Stephen M. Arsenuull.

George D. Brown

‘llt-rbcrl, Crockett

(ii-urge Main 4 '1

John \\'. Vhhlotlsiti.

Ernest Compton

John Sllliker

Jessa A. Wright

llllvid IMalrson

Alfred Wedge

Silas M, flicks

John B. Townsend.

In charging the Grand Jury Ills Lordship, Chief Justice Matlileson briefly reviewed the cir- cunlstnnces. According to.tho do- posltton of the witnesses the lust sccn of the lute hint. Ellis, outside of the lmnledilite family was on the night o! Jnnuary_uth at iii home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles natu- sziy where idle stayed until l o'clock in the morning. Dr. Stewart "of Tyne Valley was culled in by tele- phone from Alex Ramsay's place zit 6.30 on the evening of January 71h, lie nrrlvcd at the Ellis home at 7.20. Mrs. Ellis was then dead. The charge “'11s subsequently made (but hcr death was caused by her husband llnd It was till:- duty oi’ the Grand Jury lo review the evidence and bring In o ‘rue bill or no bill according to their iliscreiion.

At 12 o'clock noon the Jury re- tired and at 3.50 broilgllt ill a true bill.

0n the Indictment. hcing read to the accused by hire proliionotcry he was asked to plead. Rising, Ellis. in rt firm voice said: "N01. guilty, My Lord." The prisoner is being defended by Mr. A. C. Sounders nnd m. E. u. Strong willie lion. 1. J. Johnston, Attorney Gcncrnl is act Illg for the Crown.

Thc inking of evidence will not bu proceeded with until tomorrow morning. Mr. ‘Strong stated that an expert witness was coming from New York and that It was necessary for the defence that the expert. in question should he pres- i-nt. to hellr nll the evidence. Mr. Johnson objected Io delay pollu- ing out that tilc-re were crown wit- nesses from n distance who would be very inconvenienced; also owing to circumstances the other crim- inul cziscs could not be proceeded with In thr- meantime.

Ilis Lordship stated thnt the lulltter uf convenience would have to take sccofd plnce to necessity. If It were absolitely necessary for tilc defence to have the 0x99111110" tinned present before preceding" their request for delay would have

__-<0a-—-- ANNOITNCEDIENTS, (YOMING EVENT-RI MEETINGS, ETC "There will be an ice-crcnnl social on South Freetown School grounds. Fridlly evening, June 11th. 1f weather proves unfavorable, Suturdny evening. 9605.