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IBERALS WERE iii iviixni uiiiuiii usuwiui woiiLe's eiiEin'

T00 CONFIDENT Aliilllililllil |3iillG|lESS Il Ell.i|3llLlliilll WHEAT HARVEST

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Suys Holifox ltecorder,‘ M- __ __ ' ___ . ,Mm Having Record crop

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and Ruled 001,031 I About Valuable Property at Supports Anglo American Ar- Strange Mistake of Bank in and canada Lu er Yictorigs, Pom- El Paso. United States bitration. Many Noted April Last. Many Have to rg

and Mexico 015511.11 Persons Present ~ Pay ri... I 1 5"" 50"" Tllilll

°"""fi‘f"°" fini nies “__ E _ “_ ii uiinni "'If'i°~

_E11 l/\\() June 15-An Iuterna- Special to The Guardian tional Arbitratioii Uourt which has OTTAWA, Juno 15-By inndvert~

_-_ bpen sitting in the so-calle11_Uhuiniz- sale; the Banslg oéogfova Scotia, exceed-\| ___ T

> _ - e e 0, the irculation al- _ N Y

special to The Guardian. HAl.ll<‘AX, June 15-The Recorder Liberal, discussing the i;.,vern,ncn}_ victory, says that though nniple the iuujorlty might easi1y`liav_e 'been greater if the Liberals hnd_not re. lied on the reputation of past vie. iories and been altogether' too sure of

Wllllllllg. This presumption has proven to be ii mistaken attitude. It docs not do fer any Derby to be too confident .uid let its organization fail into inocu- ons desuetude. l-Ind the thorough organization of the past been kept np, the Qovcy-“_ ment. would have been retained with us large a majority as before,

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[lPEll5 AT IJIGBY

I>[|;llY, Juno 14.- Supreme Uourtl

opens in Digby tomorrow und great, iuicrrst is centered on the trial of 'l'i-ho, in connection with the Mc- lircilor tragedy.

lliilwarii McGregor, the murdered

iiuui, was reported missing after (le~ iobcr lilth last. He lived alone, in his house on the Bay Road, it short, iiistiuiee east of the D. R. A. bridge iii, l{ccne's crossing.

'l‘he following Sunday the noi hors entered ,his house found his rats starved; everything else ap- priirml undisturbed. McGregor was iuissiiig, also his \\snu,l working i-follies. indicating that he had gone iiwny with the intention of reniuiii~ iii.; but 11 short time. ilhief of`Police H. W. Bowles, of |in:l\_v and a Chronicle representative iiiiiiieiliately started an investigation and ii thorough hunt for the missing: iiuiu. lt was said that McGregor car- ried large sums of money.

.lohn 'l‘ebo, Jr., who had been seen

spciuliiig considerable money after ilu- ilith., was arrested Oct. 31st., rliurgcil with taking money from thc missing man. In ,the meantime a dil- _ligent search was made for the l>od_v of McGregor, for it was now iboiiglit hy the general public that lu- liiul been murdered.

lleirctive Hanrahan was sniit here ll'oin Halifax and rendered every pos- sible assistance. He afterwards re- fnriicd to the city und the Govern- uivuf, offered a reward for the body. 'l‘1‘.bo was discliarged on Thursday,

Nov, I7. thi Sniulny, Nov. 20, 11 party of se:u'cliei's found thc body 33 ivtit north of the Old Oakes lioufl, 15.0 _\':irds rust of the Oakes mill pond.

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Kei-p Minard's Linimeni; in the house.

Slicciul to The Guiirdiau, ASCUT- H0010. June 15-This was

""“’U\°r _gala day at nie Ascot megs' Km?-1 G00l”f§0 and Queen Mary attending in full state as on Tues. day.

'l‘he gold CUP Valued at 500 sover- eliéni. with 3,500 sovereigiis in spee- ial ruldition for three year iildu ,md “l’WHl`f1H. distance tvizo miles and a hil(l’fl. was 8/(M1 llliy Willouyx.

.lar es ' n e

Declare third. y was second ami

AllEMPlE|] SUICIDE

ill A llA|llAAlll|lH

YUUNE WUMAN

lIAl.lFAX, June 15-Before she.

could bc stopped froin carrying: oiitl her rush purpose Miss Nellie Iiohin~| son, _Dartuioutb, . Tuesday afternoonl s\\'ull<_>wc<l the contents of n boti.lc‘ containing cnrbolic acid, with the purpose of ending her life. She iiear- ly succeeded in her piirpose, for when inedicni assistance arrived she was 1_n such a weakened_condii.ion that

ielars for her recovery were ciitertiizii. ei .

Dr. Payzant was called and he nil-

iuinistered un antidote. 'The lips of the girl were burned by thc acid ami .she 1-iullered greatly, her suffering ren- dering her weak. -

TO 0lVE STATE DINNER

il'l"I’/\WA, Ont., .luiir 14-~'l1lie Gov-

ernor' General will give a slate diu- ner at Governinent. l-louse of June 22nd, in honor of the Coronation of King George V. _

....,.....~w.~---w-~.,....,.,...............~..--»- It was surrounded with a <|uantii.y

of caliliagc und carrots. There was no money found on the body and his left pants pocket was wrong side out.

An inquest was held before (‘.o|‘on~ er Daley at which it was leuriicd thai. the deceased had proluibly met his death by two blows on the head from ii. iiund axe.

llotective llnnriihnn, who ref.ui'nc1l

from Ilalifax via Mu|uluy'snxp1'i‘ss -(Nov. 21st.) imniediutcly left for where the body was ioimd, uccoin- piinicd by witnesses, and soon dis- covered a hand axe neartlic body. lluring the. evening of the sumc day on which the body was found (Thief Police liowlcs again arrested yohniz Tebo, this time on ii eliarge of mur- der. _ _

llis preliminary examination rc-

sulted in his being sont up for trial and he has since been a prisoner in the Iiigby jail.

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»‘l|J»?ciu.l from (liuirdlnn Uorrespoiiilent

»\'|NVlMl¢1Ri-illllil, June Ili.-ln the iiilliiwuiic (lourt here todny the case of Kiln: vs. Thoinas Murray, charged

4“'i\'iih iutiiuidntiiig u witness, which

ruse wus commenced yesterday before flu' i'-hief Justice and a jury again ""\'\|plci1 the attention of the (lourt ull day.

'i‘iiking of 'evidence was concluded

:ihiuit four o'cloek after which the iuidreuscs of the (.‘-ounsel and the

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jud;:c followed, the cnsc going to the jury at 5,1i.'i.' Af. ten p. ui., they rc- portr-_il as being nimble to u|:i'c|‘. ami Hip |,ordsliip ordi-.i'od theni lo return until morning. At eleven ¢i'tlock they were still out and no prospects of a decision. Accordingly they were lock- ed up until eleven today.

fin court ri-suniiug this morning the

case of Kim.: vs George Murphy, cliarged with having carnal know- leiigi- of A girl under sixteen will likely be taken up.~S.

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flut n few dnyn ago The Guardian published an article giving the scores and eohimenting on some ofthe ex-

cellent srformancen on the Trans

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vain rifle range of W. J. Kennedy, -I olirinnesburg, formerly of South-

bort. `

finco more it becomes the pleasure 01 this- journal to record similar ae- "-fulinllshments on the part of Mr. Kennedy-but this time even more

noteworthy than previously.

Quite recently, in the enrller part

01 the present month, the Natal Bis- ley Matches were held and Mr. Ken- “Nlv was s competitor-and a most successful one. He scooped in $13350 in cash and a good share of silver-

“'“f°. besides putting on some reall!" remarkable scorel.

Writing to Maier A. A. Bartlett, my. Mr. Kennedy says that that was the finest lhooting he had ever done. "The conditions here," he Mills. "are far from easy, when you consider one lying down in the boll- ltilg sun and holding en to a red not ,_ °_..

Below il appended n condensation 0! the reports of the matchest and

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OTINO RECORDED

Mr. Kennedy'u al|ootinl»§-

NA'rAi.1iisi.nY, MAY. 1911-

e Frm. Pri'/.0 105 Gold 100 Badge

$30.50

5.00 10.00 2.50

Natal Gul) SCM 200, 500, 000. . . . 102 300, 600. . . . . I . 91 500| 900, 1000. . . . 123 Association (iuii~ - - 99 Elblngton . . . . .. . 40 l?resideni.'s (7ul'~ - -~ 5" Dawson . . . . . .. . 03 Provincial Cup. . . . 99 Municipal Cup- - - - 45 emiiii Aizizrexote- ~- 473

and bronze medal;00

Aggregate. . . . . .. 371 200 yds. agg. . . . _ 135 1840 soo yas. size- - - ~ -- 73 5

Rose bowl and spoolgé s.a _....204 2

I/(Els. grllliinited.. 85 36 300 yds. Unlimited.. 35 35 Team Champion. . . 98 105

Interenlonial. _ . _ . 96 105

Rose bowl.

150 105

50 70 70 105 2.50 50 4.00 505 25.00

6.50 2.50

Silver

Prize for four possibles-4

2.50 20.00 2.50 10.00 Silver

minia-

_NEW YAAHK. June 15--'I‘\\'s-.iity-one 'Ulf lvlilkllls Cinuiiziiiies in ritics dot-°

l~lt0CIi and

PHINEEEUE WALES

f.t|Nlil)N, Juno 14---ls is st.iil,i-il

that the I'i'i|u-c of Wales will follow his l`|iflivr's footstclis and wifi ai-.rvc as ii. iiiidiiliipiiuui in thc navy nftcr ilu' eoroiiutioii ceremonies.

EUAAAAISIUN NlEEl|llli

lJ'l"l‘/\WA, .iunc 14-'l‘li,u railway coniiuission will bold i.r1ii‘lic sittings here on 'l‘nr-1-ifiay next. Rates and rules for uri-aiu iiuil milk sliipiiirnts will again be taken up. 'l'hc bulk grain bill of ladini; subinitted by the (fnuudiun l<‘rei1:lif, Association will also be considered.

T0 IIISIT NIAGARA

Nl.\(lAllA~0N-'l‘Hl*7 l.AKl¢1, flut.,

.Iiiiic l4~'l`he Duke of (‘.ouuauglit it is said will visit the military camp here next. year, when ha will pi'r~.i-unit. a new set of colors to the 12th York lfung- ers the oldest rcgiiiient in the Domin- ion which will then celebrate it’s one huiidredth anniversary. s

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bowl.

Allowuiicc by 'l`i'a||svu:il lliilc /\sL\o»

ciatiou to team iiii-.|iiliei's-$15.00.

'f'oi.u_l ciish |irir.1\s-$l3ii_50. (ii,lii~_r pri'/.1~..~i~-4 cups, 4 silver Iiosc

bowls, 1 spoon, 1 gold budge, 1 bronze iiicdul.

l¢`cuf.ures of Mr. Kenncdy's reiiiarli-

able sl\ooi.im: wore:

l4`oui' possiblcs: 200, 500, 500,300. 'l‘\vo possiblcs in thc Natal Match

und the inngniliccnt score of 102 out of 1105.

00 out of 105 in the Ausoclatioii

(‘.up Match, wiunim: 16th place.

1-lis grand showing in the A|.:i.»:re»

gate-winning third place in the Grand Agg1'c|znf.c with ii total of 473 out of 505, and ninth in the Aggre- ifatc with 371. mil, of 400.

Second place in the 300 yards ag-

gregate--score 73 out of 85.

Second place in the 200 yards Un~

limited with a possible.

'mam champion-98 out of 105

with ii possible at the 300.

'.00 out of 105 in the Intercolonial

Match.

Mr. Kennedy is an old member of

the Provincial lliile Association and his great showing will deeply inter- est all members, the majority of whom have competed with him fre- quently in the past. '

COIIIAUNICATION

1`IIIIOIl0I'I'PlIOVINCE

AND ‘IIITII LIAINLAND

Yesterday the-_Northumberland left

this port at 8.20 a_. m., for Picton with passengers, freight, express and mail, docking at 12.00. She left on return nt 4.50 p. m., docking in°thfs port at 8.20 p. m., lirlni! 11059011' gers, freight,expgess and yest.erday‘s N. S. mall. She leaves this morning for pfctou at 8.20 H- |11-

The Harland made the usual return

trips to Crapaud yesterday, carrying a number of passengers and ii large general cargo each way.

Yesterday the Eastern and South-

ern exprcss and, the Western and Summerside accommodation trains arrived here on time, the Eastern ne- commodation was twenty minutes late and the Western express train was ten minutes late.

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HALIFAX.

_ ld. Faiilkiier (lihcrnl)..._.. 6,234 _ J. Logan (liberal)......_.... 6,201 _ lil. Winn (liberal................ 5,883 _ l_’. Bligli ('eonservative)... 51.178 . 13. Siuith (conservative)... 4,835- . (.1. O'Mullin (conserva- tive ..................... 3.004

John T. Joy (labor)-............ 2,503

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(.IIlYl'lIIf)Il(_l. Ellis (lilicrul) inn.jorif.y......... 13'.) Tory (liberal). inajority........ 179

RICHMOND.

Joyce (libcral)............ .......Elected llisectt (libcrul)......_.. ......_....Elccted

CAPE BIll0'1`0N.

4,493

1lul.t.s fcoiiservatlivc) .... ._ .. .

4,288

Douglas (eouservative)..._.. . Carroll (libcral),......... . 4,043 Kendall (libcrai)......... ._ _ 4,101

' 1NVl‘lIl.NF.SS.

1,015 1,800 1,243 1.231

Meliollnii (liboral)......... . Mclionald (libcral).__..._.. McMillan iconservative)......_. Gallant. (eiinscrviitive......_.. .

VI(‘»'I`OliIA.

lion. P|'emicr MurraY 11111'

eral) . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .

Buchanan (libcrul)..._.. Bethune (conservntive)._._.. McDonald (conservative)-~~.~

1 Slll*II.BllllNE_

1,0111 sei ses 587

1,245 1.202 1,1211 1.110

Irwin (liberal) ----- Nickerson (lilicrall---~~

irislior (eoiuw.rvni,ivc)_.._.. Phillips i_couservativc).....__

AN’l`IG()NISII.

1,311 1,285 i,nsi 1,067

(iirrior (coiisiwvativc)............ Trotter (.1ibr-ral).........._.»--~~--~-A Mcliougull (r.onsnrvnt1vc)...... Chisholm (liberal)----~

YAIIMOUTI-I.

1,631 1,564 1,498 1.145

Ariustrom: (liberal) ---- ~- -~ (turning (eoiuierviitivc)........ l.1‘.lllanc (liberal) ....... ._ D‘Entremont (conservutive)...

` Ct)LCHE.S'l`EIl».

2,580 2,524 2,479 2,215

1-itaiifleldi (cnnservntl_v0)---~-~~-- Kennedy (conservat1ve)..._..... Hill (liheri-il)............

Pearson ('liberal).-»~~----~~-

KINGS.

2,456 2,204 1,873 1.603 1,016

Wickwire (liberal)--~--~ cfiviirf. <lihcral).----~--- - hlnton (`reform)......_.. parker (congm-vnLivc)....._....... C,,mpi,ell (reform).,.._.__.,._.:.....__V

(Continued on D880 3)

' VIEATIIER FORECAST

...___- TORONTO, June 16-Moderate southwest and west winds. 10051 showers, partly lair and' cool-

The temperature at -3 0'Cl0Cl¢ A-111°*

morning was 50 deizrees above nero.

The length of today will be fifteen

hours and thirty-two minutes.

The tide will be high this afternoon

nt 12.40 and tomorrow afternoon :it

1.19.

The sun sets this evenim: and \0 morrow evening nt 7.46; it rises to- morrow and Sunday morning at 4.14. The moon risen tonight at 11.27. The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was qixty»degreea above zero and the highest was sixty-six. The coldest recorded the previous night was fifty-seven degrees above zero. At nine p. m. yesterday it was

:w;;;l;l_lu fiill Paso ’_co_ direct the -1- ysom e worth 01,1’ gmpl;¢;\;¢;n ilmilaxon doltlkars’ lowed by the banking act last April

9 . .

“O” ‘Tm s . -i c 'ri ci. ran

part of 101 Paso today rendered its Weld ° lc ' " ln' vided decision which 1s n compromise. _ . D N.BUR(’H’ ‘mm 15 fn _°°““e° The excess circulation was 0n\ly. is-

'l"he decision gives M' ' f; tm" with _the N“I-197191 10300 C011' d » pmt "1 lt~ E ra 1°" was held here IME "ight 1" mediatelycalled to it by the general

The U,,m,,,, Status and Mexico d,B_ support of Anglo-American Arbitra- m,mage,._ sented- t"?,'l' ' ` ‘ _ The Treasury Board now has the

-_------_- 5" EdW“"‘l (’}`°Y~ F‘"`°l§“ Swfet' matter under consideration and the

".ry' the Arch Bishop ‘lf (”““t°"h“"Y- fine imposed will probabl be about Louis Harcourt, Secretory of State 10 000 V for the (‘olun|es and Andrew (ia - ' ,______,_ _ ,_

' . ' $ .

_ , _ 1 ,_

negie sent niessages wishing success

to the movement.

_ Arthur Ponsonby, M. 1'., submitted `

° ii formal resolution supported by the

Japanese and American delegates

and it carried unanimously

and is now liable to the penalty pro-

' EUNEEHENIIE

UIUC ii line extendiiig south from ST. JOHN, June 15-The Metho- lioston to St. Louis' and New Or- V dist N. B. and P. E. Island confer- lenns_ have thrown their lot togetliei-, ence was continued yesterday in Cen' 1\10FlZlHf-<_\lnde‘r the name of the Gener- tenary church. In the morning the al* liankiiig iiompuny with total cap- If/\l,[1i‘/\x, .lime 15-_'p|,,._ f.,n,,wi,,g ministerial conference met and cou- 1t..i1 of twenty' million dollurs in nliows the votes cast in the recent eluded their business. The station

five million in bonds. N. S. elections: committee also met and completed

the first draft of the station list of which the T’.E Island Districts are as followsz' .

CH/\RI.()'I"I`E'I’()WN DIS'I`llIC'I‘.

Cliurloftetowu (First Uliurch) -- .1_

Hennc

Charlottetown (Grace Church) - W,

Harrison.

Cornwall-H. Miller. ' Little York-111. A. Westniorelund. Winsloe-I.. J. Wusou. l‘ownal-dd. E. Styles.

Vernon lliver-G. Orman.

Montague#-B. 0. Hartman. Murray Harbor-L. H. Jewett. ,Souris-F. A. Wightman.

Mount Stewart--E. S. Weeks.

SUMMERSIDE I)IS'l‘llI(‘.'l‘.

~ Summerside-J. Strotliurd.

Bcdeque-l-f. Johnson,

Tryon-W. A. Tliomson.

Margate---W. E. Johnson. .

Granville-J. Ii. Gough. `

fiiddeford-1., J. l.c:1rd.

Alhcrton-H. S. R. Sl.rol.hni'd. Uupe Wolfe and l')'1.eary-H. A.

Brown.

The rcrc lion 1-if~rvli°c was held in

the church ni. X o'cloek. The service

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REV. DIL CARMA N.

was open to the public and wus. large ly attended. The meeting was presid- ed over hy the president of the con- ference. Present on the platform were Dr. Carman, general superintendent; Dr. Watson. liev. Dr. Campbell, the candidates for the ministry and oth- ers.

After the singing of a hymn by the

choir of Centenary, the president call- ed upon Alfred Gould, one of the can- didates. who told of his conversion

Special to The (l.u1|.rdian.

ed.

crews.

.away without. difficulty.

,HEV. llllllAAAll PEASS

PlEAll$ Ellllll lil

EHAUI] Ill llllSlll

`BoS'roN, .nine 14-A 1.10.. ..f giiuiy

inony in the United Stat(-:i diai.i'ict court today by Rev. Norman Plans,

Investment Company, who was on trial for using the mails in further

e f fraudulent scheme Charles

er, pleaded guilty to technical fraud. All three will be fined instead of imprisoned, it is understood.

blngland he answered. the call and had come in Canada to labor, recogni- zing the extensive field for the min- istry offered in this country. - (leo. W. Tilley, of Jacksonville, N.

ll., the other candidate, then follow- ed with an address, also telling of his call and cxperh-_nce.

ifolloiving the addresses by i.hc ran-

didatcs Dr. Watson moved that the candidates be admitted to connection with the conference and he ordained on Sunday next. The motion wus sec. ouiled hy llcv Dr Ganipliell.

The charge to the candidates was

inndn by l)r (`.ariiian,' General iiiiipf-i~ intoiidenf; of this conference who c-in gratulated them and referred to the work they are to do and the requis- ites they should possess in the suc- ceiisful exccrcises of their duties. lie dwelt upon the need for more min- isters in this country and asked the prayers of the congregation tliut the force of preachers be auiruientcd.

Following the clinrge, the motion

that the candidates bn accepted was put hy the chairman and passed by the unanimous vote of the confei~en.'.\. A choice programme of sacred music was then rendered by the choir of the church, after which the meeting adjourned.

The full conference will be opened is morning nt 0 o'clock. This ev- ning the educational anniversary of he conference will he held. A iiuui- er_ of nddrcsses will he <leii\'er<~1', iid among the speakers will probab- y be Dr Allison and Dr l-`. irdcii, and I. A. Powell.

F'-‘.3 :"*9f*'

former president of the Redeemabiel

LONDON, June 15-Work proceeded'

as usual on the London dock today '°“'

,with nothing- to suggest that A gen-; eral strike of seamen had been call- Fipocisl +0 The Gum-4ig,,_

l WAHHINGTON. June 15-A, bumper

At the Provincial pier there wnsdiurvest of wheat; in Bi-lgigh lndh

|B0m€ F€SD0I1Sc to lust 1in:hi;’s strike estimated at 3"" 000,000 bushel; and signal and a few ships were w1ni<..a.siirp..ss;...; an previous yields, ima.

record :rea sown to spring wheat in

MON VBBHGIS. h0W8ver. were getting Western Canada, where ninety per

cent. -.i the Dominion wheat is HF(“‘f`- giving rise toia seemingly lelffli .‘-“ld Bgauist the estimates of yin uiiihle yield, are ..atures of the _World's lieview of ffay Agricultural :._e\vs, i~u.1 was announced by the l .plied States Department of Ag'ricul‘-

today.

isi an y ii niiinsuiis

Eé fi' cr: G1

was offered in the midst. of his testi-A I" 1

5 oi.:cAoo,.i..i1e 4-The continent; ,al and Cor.1ni_'rcini National Bank

anc 0 Ei _ _ _ H-_ th “dent ,md John has ecome the largest bank fn the

Brooks e pre ,

I. '1‘rn.phegl1n, the assistant treasur-iU"'_"°‘1 States 85, W 1'°5°\11'°°l. DY'

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taking over the Hibernian Bank. The ,total assets of the barik are $265,- ,000,0“0. The total deposits of the ,consolidated banks reach $223,270,- i200. "1, ee 1907 the Continental Na- 'tionnl and the Commercial National, which merged last winter, have taken _over the International, the Globe National, the National of North America and the American Trust and Hiivings banks.

A FUSEH Eilll SIEEL _ THUST llEEllIlAl

WASI-IING'I‘0N, June 14-Def.er-

mined to discover why the Uliilted States Steel Corporation could sell rails abroad cheaper than at home.

itlic_"steel trust" investigating com- , inittce of the house today practical- ,ly announuvl its *itention of sum- .uioning Jauies A Farrell, president of the corporatifn, to explain the situation. ‘J .iii.nu».-1 Gafiley, former vice-president lot the corporation, sclriowledged he could i_..t. tell and referred the com- mittor-. to Mr. Farrell, who for years had been in charge of the export business of the concern.

A $100,000 0IFI"

I.()Nl`i0N, June 14- The Emperor

'ni r_‘.liina‘s Coronation presents to |l{ini: George rind Queen Mary reach- , ed hlnglnnrl yesterday. They are pack- yed in forty large cases, and are val- ued uf. '$100,000.

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LED FORCE

NEW Y<)I1K, June 14-The new

spread from station to station uni

partiiient last night. that Rhiuelnnd er Waldo, newly appointed comniii:

tive officer. At the head of a fiyin wedge he rushed into a crowd of sev eral hundred foreigners on the iles Side last night to the 1.-‘lief of 11 pat

a man charged with assault.

The commissioner was visiting 11 East Side police station when awag

from rank to rank of the police. lie-

uloner, had "made good" as un nc-

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the if-port that a man had shot fhreq

‘S ‘. . . . 1it`mes ut him at him n. couple of

;strcets lieloiv The commissioner was the first to dswli out of the station.

"{Whf\n he nail reserves who followed ihliu gaiccil the vortex of the crowd they surrounded Policernan Cofdenell,

' who wi-i struggling with the alleged - ‘nss1~_il:1nt, Louis Zicus. and marched

r' » to ti... session iimiso. 'rho

l.he im. _

-ldiring of the emrni’...'loner, as he

rolman who was struggling to iirrestiv.-niied into the mms of foreigners,

‘li-~iisf.in;; them aside or punching with

n ! l. 1 bare lifts many vubo showed fight,

- n ~.:` ». surprise to the hlueeoats, who

on driver rushed iu hreathlessly witl\lr.ic.i~wm~._‘. applauded him warmly.

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'Madame White wishes to announce I tu,-mm in my 5a,qd]¢,__~(;n,| bp,

_ A 1 that she has removed her hair you. my y,,,y_~1

d"°"l“5 "°°m° ‘mm 154 P°w““l st' The years quickly vnnlshed, l wan

Strathcona 175 Grafton Bt ,ed am,

'l`ht us

TAt~Frsnf_2s`”.Zi}i‘s`t5ii§ck inn- the ferve-

_ cults and confectionery. G. A bright., happy boy, never drnamin

' of harm-

‘ called, "lloy,"

RDS OF l'i"iOTHER

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sei- her inure,

K And yet. as I'd done in the sweet ' days of ire,

I sat in the twilight and sang moth-

a'l‘oe

WANTED, ii iiiirsemaid. Apply tn

..' Mrs. R. E. Mutch, 185 Euston

i l t words of mother when I left The waves rolled between us. I ne'er

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ss er‘e songs,

And wept bitter tears o‘er the pant

K. and its wrongs.

Whcii otiiera have cursed me then

e ‘words gave me joy-

The las; words of mother, "God bleed

ss y~u, my boy."

Mt-thinks in the light of the beauti-

d- ful home, `

When tolling is over, no longer to

ed roam

Iigflifégfszhe will atteiid to all G_row<;;1;cl;lexn'riind weary, it seem ear: 1° rf°.i.fii°..i“-.i......-- ~.:i.::.."~..-..:.»:f.-» 1 ‘ B market' open lawful dayli ten tolln the heart that sin‘s curse h

The wordii that recalled me from

when I went a-roaming and left the

st, old farm, y

nd chance, then in joy

She'll murmur these loved words

els Cod blels ou, my boy

` long sou ht to destroy -

The lust wor s of mother God bl

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iMlm1rd‘s Linimentlumbermiin's1riend ,Nlinard‘e Liniment used by Physicians i you. my boy." ' -Irene blchlillnn Gledville.

When mother shall greet me, per-

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