fumilgii

is-i1;~ ' ~

riot.

times

and

time

the

socialist, ,labor

with bands

thousand and ' ai

more in surrounding

be ellowe o speak Unable n permission to march as an

the u`p rters of th

Flags of th Wo d Politic I. 'U io

had been gi n ere

on this side be-_

traillc _ A

on the

’ r0l°hbiI‘

eun

that no suflragettes

d t

s p o e

and Political Union

the dockers, their col- ded b h

prece y a uge banner

Where There's a Will

an B n n

the plinth, from during the meet- people now became generalfthe chief

" `- 1 ,‘r» _

____ Pescara _ssc c_i_ber,_eiiii_=|»sp7ites 'ennaellx

I " J >

u signs’ sin ions mo- omubls

math on to the liecdsci __ 3;,”

_ e _

r ‘re-er' i ~ ~ ~

, - s /

i ._' ij,

For *YO* U Gill!!

re in

Walls/I

rded

increase

Ei s

*tus spdhewitlibut interference in spite oi years, _ , . .

endeavored to ace the looked for a time as ii would prove successful :police ruthlessly rode

Mr Klee Hardie

en the o-

allowed to regain his

asuiragetts tempt- t\l° Dllnth hsf-Y,\i- to pull her back, but

on this platform sue

in dragging er up after she

%m_e clothes, which '- _ xi de of the police. retsllatiou a. policeman snatch-,

a .suiiragettq,bapner,irom a girh

wirving »it_Irom the back of

Lansee '

r_ lions. She struck

the- -banner, minus

the Growd

so general command

'the face and herglneeting in Hyde Park this after-

the intsrdiet; Any attempt `to` _ar- rest the-women 'in thrtlmlltr 0! the /assemblage probably would have re- sulted in a dangerous situation. ‘Addresses denouncing ' thrgovern- mentfs interference with the right oi _ free 'slleecb were made by several members cl -Parliament, ‘including Messrs, Hardie, Josiah Clement' ' ‘Wedgwood and Joseph °Ilerf»iI1_:f_-Liber- sis.-and R:,B. _Cunninghame-,92ahsm_ A letter from Mr. George' llqhsburyg ati one time a socialist member oi

_igarléament and nowa militant sui!\'a_-

', who was bound' over yesterday

` the sum of $10,000 to keep the eace, was read demanding the right

‘ i free speech at all times. ',_ The Men’s League for Woman Eul- lriige, to which' permission to nom s

oon was refused, attempted to do "so. A few speeches had been delivered »’when the police arrived and dispersed ffthe assemblage aniid scenes oi disord- §er_owing to the presence of hostile

ordered th

carried out so roughly by the horse- men that Buperintsndent Wells, not- ing the temper oi the crowd, retired in favor of another commissioner As he was leaving he was showered with eggs and oranges and other missiles.

Fights between the police and the

results oi' which were battered iaces on both sides. Many oi the'riote`r_s were arrested, but the crowds' suc-

oners. There were a large number of isolated encountprs. ~~

Requested to do so by the police,

mr. mer Hardie asked the érowa to

to hold a__meeting 'was _ ' ‘ last moment ,cn th - '

tai ' V' I ' cleared. order wa _

li ' I

‘ »| ` F _ ‘_

on the disperse, which lt reluctantly did.women to have the vote. -

rowds_ Many woman sullragists al- o tried to deliver addresses, but all the speakers were escorted out oil _ e park by the police. Two women. 1-.were arrested, one of them being the 'daughter of Mr. George Lsnsbury, the socialist member of Parliament, _who is now under heavy bonds to keep the peace. ` ` f At the Ethics Church at Bayswat- er this evening Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. oi New York, president of the

British public to' use every e ort t`

and should give reformer food serious thought. In

,nyilslaa l»hB

-ih;eris lbs mor m

. These ilsures _ isle-rmllm

1850, the ratio of lsticnper 10,000 vas 18.07 percent.

incrossedto 81.11

P°fo_en.t.i tom' Forbes Nvinslow, if this r' f insides!

_ite 0

lqsintallnd, three h ‘iniire

' M

lqml `:_ ,_, 1:; ':‘ 1' -'A '-Missa" f -U » _ risenesry ef msnirvst ceum Nei

Afford lkutter » »

. , -_ -

was found dead in ani old tumble-down cabin in the Red Bol_‘, Belturbet. Ln his clothes the pollen found a five- pound note, two one~;1 ound notes, ten shillings in silver. and ' twopencc, while in a small box the discovered s deposit receipt for $5

appeared to live srudeins himseir

0 The old man in ’ great poverty, the* comfort of a

halipenny candle. A ifew days pre- vious to his assui nslsn so a neighbor to bring him a pound bf treacle for his bread,` as he con said, to buy butter.

ld ct, afford, he

was passed

_International League _oi Woma "`“m:§,§'9`-"1;¢';nsi0n, 9 p'-_9¢gi_'v9 bg, Budragists, made an appeal go th 9 _ yfdsihe die, _

suppress the white slave traiiic lie: tween the heathen East and that Christian West. She said this ques-

¢-peso;-soo

sn.

_ is

3,-'fn'

‘ wash___clay.~"f _ i V

` L' 'nie ...me Li-:VER s. seep 1.. susan.. st Pins sid swim

when a socialist crowd from the column. The ceeded in rescuing most oi the pris- ve that th

1-if

__.__'_ fr

.~,`

ess!

" leg, .

~ __ ~ The sun. never .sf;ie,~.,on Sunlight Soap. US¢<Il `~ 'l _in every icoun‘tr`y"" the globe ln prelercnceio _ "- cornmonf eqapsgbecause it clcapses the clothes-

$"__ Amore _thoroughly at' half, the, cost without

1 'f linjury .to?il`ie» labxjiiz. _lust Sunlight next

H82

A ~ ,oi`."'I’_uriiy

I.;KNEu/_DAN o'c -N-NELLL <

.5 Gmac Lcnqev ` '

tion alone was sufiicient reason io§__V&R°|||y sauna” tg Fun", af

'-*__ ;.,__:'~T"*

‘ $5.000

_ Guarantee _

with every Sc. cake.

~=:

-»=. .'

and youi"'days 'will be f_ rpgrc worth living

_‘ Spend your nights ' upon a

" ral "sed -Serine

__,.____,-_,_ / l _

rt Q

i *i'ne,a`estn`1_.ss._tsres _ ss or me _John Reilly, ireland, at _iesge of

101. '_The deceased, -who me one of the best known _devotee of cock- iightlng in-_i.ha, north of Iredand, was personally 'acquainted 'wit Ihmiel

0'Connell, whom he met at %e great Tara meeting. He was oneof family of sixteen. A .few years lags the

age of 112 and was accorded ` public .1“'“°5°~1" ' - ' ' ' Jil.

P _ [Q Nerssls Mmisesr ness » » I notable ilgure in the Weis ,Con- gregational ministry psssed aw .y in the person of the Rev. David Gi'l__‘i‘lith, Bethel, near Cornarvon, who was with- in a few months of attainlng", his ninetieth year. He _occasionally 'hept

time ago. He -was an occomplisbed _lwelsh writer. some of his published works being well _known in the Prin- cipality, and st. the time of his death he was engaged upon his reminis- cences., _ _; L- if _ Strolling Musical Gsnlus` _ A movementis on toot in Girvan/to erect a`meinorial to William Jackson, the composer of the music to the songs "The _Bonnie Lass of Bulloch, myle"and the "Dear Little Shamrock." Jackson was a musical genius, but like many other men ofhis calibre fell _on evil days. During the last _ymrs of his life he earned_ a precarious liv- ing as a strolling musician. Coming tb Girvan in tha_t_capasit'y__ many years ago he- was selzed._ with illness .and *M -"sv-.'1.‘1“‘1__°='_“’~

_ ., , _.

L ‘ ` Window Bmsshsf at 90 ' '

It Aberdeen, lsabella Ca.meron’wss surged with session. 'and slss‘witn

hgyipg s. _shop window, with a walking-stick on being refused as-

sistance. She said she was ninzify years of age, diidwss walking _to n- varnsss. She could only walk a very sms; insures- every dey. sn imis

____:_:e_d5_to_go on her

3 __-) n Yetersn

` ltr, M. Dwyer. who has died at_ Tip- perary in_hie'seventieth_7ear,‘ was one pq 'f the ol_d._41st Regi- msitmini a *rrssrrns crimes;

ne mor part -in su the princi-

tbe war.

+4 F

#siss-q

Fenlsn Minister is announced of the Rev.

Kale/ srisistssnst'imisistLi-, a msnilier cfithe Egnian

one of -the lh-in’l 1867.’ He“wss` s

_-¢_:. _ s

_ lind. Wrist.

Harwich

servant cl

,>‘L‘ '_'

_ , '_ _ = . 1 x,

, __.,._,_' _

,. -

“":s:\ ._

_~" ,g _ ___

the tenfprecedlns

I-N ulilbd lilbill

An old man namdil George Lovett

been eve

0\li'

Wll

5oe. a

undo “lvl”

"<i

pany £20

time v accrued interest.

T e

Town of-Glsccclley ».c. bonds due July 19|

Price io yield 6 p. c.

isiem Securities Co.Lid.

Invssimeni Bankers,

. John. N. I. Montreal. Que.

I .

£1-i-_--i

num equal io over 6 p.¢. on

° ' _ Ask for parti_cul__srs_. _ _ ,_ ~ Royal Securities Corpcrsilou;

s.s|se|»¢. limp A " .

ru sein. si. sinus. li. st

llailell. Tennis. Oilers. 005% __ , _, ~ London. lui. , r

» . -'i¢*_,

ls _Ir

Short Term Investment ol

sz,ooo 0 lNVliSTiiENi‘%_f

.____?_

Purlfy your' blood. _ __

build u your body oy using Rgxall Blood Tab- iets,a standard preparation that is working good cures .in -hundreds of cases 'Ihis pre 'aration is sold by us with the* un- derstanding that if it is not shtisfactory, your moneyibwill be refunded. One bps: 5oc, sixjfboxes for $250. The McKin-

_non Dgig Co.,=_f’I‘l1e Rex-

all Store. V .15-2 idrtf

,__ \__.g~_ ._ *__ i

r ,' .._r-°~uf __-

That pain in the back

is caused by diseased kid- neys. Get on the right road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a

. preparationthat is fully

| guaranteed by us. Money I ack if disetlsiied. Price

a box 5oc, three boxes for $1125, six boxes for $2. 50. _The McKin'non_ Drug Co . corner Great George and Kent Streets.

` 5-zrdrtf.

A w-sl$`g li# -.»._`

0FFI}IiINGS

seven issais ' Isssstrisi “°~‘° “"5 “ssc” assets and large" _ 85 power-yielding from U. p.c.upto61-4p.c. ‘ .ri

Three, excellent Public Ser-

vice Bonds of proven sic. » urity and stab lity of n- come-yielding from 5.1 g p. c. npto6.70 p. c. ‘ _ '

I’

Five Preferred Stock issues ‘ ` of successfully operated ins dustrlal codipaniets aeordn _ ‘_ ing good pros s o ap. '_ if precistion-yls§i‘bg» from _ _ 4.86 p c. up to7.80 p. c, - _' ,;_l‘

Preferred Stock issueerfg _, Y

public service corpora ' . of recognized- standii\g»»° __- yielding from 4.00 p. c.~up A »_ _, to6l2p.6.' » :_ g'

Nineteen Uuliclpal issues ` 23, of conservative pcsii/lon 1 -;=~'»

and attractive- pricing# _ IL'

One Common and/hthred ~

ra g

f ri!

yisiaingrmmii-sp s.sp - F

t05l~Ip.-C. ' ~ ` ". senile. ini. my iskss. I '

J. C. Mackintosh &._Cc P _

:sublime me f-~-1 _-

Members llcnireel Sleek lxchsiiis

Direct Prlvsie Wires ~> 1

llsliisx, Si. John, ~Moniree_l. New Glasgow, lrsdsrlcion'

21% =

eldest brother died in America t tha‘

preaching engagements up to a short-

_l The§i_r_I_\§cripiicn List was opened April 28th. I9l5in ccnnrciion with

...r iv. .v'..ii.

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NOVA SCOTIA STEEL and L _ COAL COMPANY, Limited '

__ i \ _

_ ‘6 p. c. Perpetual Debeniure Slocli ' _ f

' ~ -f an offering of

_ $l.500.000 , '

~ ei 98 and accrued inieresi

_ ' I

` .

' Issued in denorninsiicns of SIBO or multiplies ihsreol. lntensglpsyahle » "

by chsqufhell _yeuly,`lsl January and JuIy._si per ei any brsne of ihs /is

Bank 'of love

l .

Scotia or Iloysl 'Bank of Canada.

» .

l r

s...-,-

»- runrosi; sf

issue

.s ».__

The proceeds of. the Debentnre Stock now being issued wil be used in repay a part of the ex nditure o n

capital account for the past year, and the xlanoe will__be applied in equipping a new col isis/, a new open hearth plant an _other improvements and ad itions to plant and e'qulp~

menttoprovide for still larger-__ outputs, thereby adding tothe earning power ofthe

Cvmpany. _-

BUSINESS of

the COMfiNY

The Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Company, may he tormbd é

self-contained Company, in that it not only owne and oper- ates its own Blast urnace, Open Hearth Steel Furnaces, Forges and Finishing Mills, but also owns and operates the `propertics_from whic are supplied the Coal, Iron Ore, Lime-

stone and D_ lomite necessary in the production of Iron and Steel. Its output of ora and coal is such. tit is enabletito sell in the domestic or foreign markets to manufacturers or others, more than twice as muchooal asis consumed in its own works, and practically three times the quantity of _ore required for its own furnaces. The Company owns its

own railwayrand the e uipment neoemry' for the movement ofthe coal, ore ‘and other" ‘

supplies between _its mlnes and quarries, coaland ore docks. furnaces, sts? f _ -

The Comp ny also operates a dest cf large modern coal and orc frelghtors of aggregate ght capacity- exceeding 80,000 tons; the coal _and ore sc freightadif;

‘ proxlmating one m llion tons each season. _ _

‘ SECURITY beck _ _ of ' STUCK 1

_ ,-§Ass|s_§_§_..f

ihe \l0\lP_AliY

This debenture stock is secured by a mortgage a'nd ranks lm- cdlatply afterfth first o ` bo ds I th C

:hiclfare limited t€%,W0 er nmakiong pl‘ovi{dind£af‘:>'); the bonds issued there remainmssets valued at an amount nearly live times thc Debentnre stoolriissued.

The Company has a varied source of income, from the sale of iron ore, fronrthe sale of coal andfrorn the sale of finished

minute. As the holder of the Common stock of the Eastern

Company, the Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Company will ‘

receive all dividends that may be paid upon that stock._ '_

_ » . »` -+ _,__

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, ‘ `.?_‘;."‘i:iissis.n ` `e|ssim'\ sta.” _ _ 'L “

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