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SENDS $200 APPEAL ro ruisrnivv TARGUMENJT
Fon cnnrifn council. on uiinnuioia _ on cHiNEsE__
Sir Ghurieeliuppe
r Con-
tributes For Monument
to Sir G. E. llurtler '
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(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, June 1#-
Velllnuve, President of Centenary Committee, is a letter from Sir Chas which the latter states: ‘
F. W.
the Cartier in receipt of Tupper in
‘I have
much pleasure in sending my mite in
aid of the praiseworthy
iate the memory of
effort to per-
my dear
peti friend and great patriot Sir Georges
1
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SIR CHARLES 'l`U‘Pi”' ‘ER
Etienne Cartier, Bart."
He encloses a check for
$200.
As’ the last of the fathers of (Jon-
federation _Si_r Charles is
the honol-
ary"pa'tron' of' the movement to erect
ii suitable monument to fi
artier on
the slopes of Mount Royal.
PRo'l‘mB'r AGAiNs'r
PRICE.
NEW YORK, June 17-The trade
organization recently formed by 6,000
Kosher butchers in greater to combat the increased
New York, wholesale
prices oi meats, has ordered all its members to close their shops tomor- row as a spectacular protest against
the wholesalers’ actioiis.]n it is ex ccted that the i
this way
neats siippiy
P
of more than 300,000 persons will
be out off and the wholes
ale dealers
left with an immense `qiiantity of meat on their hands. More than 2,-
000 Kosher butchers will
be driven
out of business by the end of June,
it is declared, unless thc meet is lowered.
price of
CHOOSING OIrl)l‘}R B
RIDER.
LONDON, June 17.-Lillian Rus
scll's fourth matrimonial ltd a newspaper to make i
venture has
nquirics at
London churches to discover if it wo-
man of fifty has a better m8l`l‘Yll1g than formerly, at which women are now
chaiice of if thu lego
marrying is
“dV_ll'|Cl1\g, and if a woman nearing
middle age has more att i
ctions- now
ri
than she used to have for ri marrying
man. It would seem that tions can be answered in t
these ques-
h” “mrmmlwith liimi. The witness added that
live. The marriage registers of the Present day provide emphatic proof of the changes takin place o
_ 0'l‘he marriage :register lehone church, which is a tive one for marriages of show_s;that since the begin year twenty-two women l0\ll'. and-over, were mar "WAY-three, one forty-six,
ut St Hary-
representa- all classes, ning of the
aged _thirty-
ried; one two forty-
tlHl1¢.'one~fifty, one fifty-one, and one
llftyfthree. Some of them
were wl-
ll0WH. but the majority were mins`ters.
One-__of_`the officials of said:- ~ -
brides are much older now marry. The change has widiiii the inet five years
the _ church
when they
taken place
Up to then
youth had -it nearly all its own waY~
"l have not the slightest doubt that
wdm
Now, it is the senslbiei Past her first Youth wl1_o"ia to her own," _ ' _ "Minh" eald a vfellikno
on iiocial matters, fflike to
an who is coming ln-
wnu: writer tdlti young
Kllflflabout, but, the _ _ are. not marry-
Y
ini tins.. -riuri. il. .1
when the
_ __ a
lllldvllhted dhlrms I women of thir-
ty-l|ve'or thereaboilts are cognl§§d._" _ _
being re-
suiniiooii rules. -°- ‘ "
A _ ruin ieiiiiriio
|I00l'i at 1.12 Old tomo
F TODAY
w at 2.14;
rro _
it will-be higtntomorrow morning at
2.51 and Friday at 3.40 'N90'-llln lets this evelllh
morrow at 7.54; it rises flwttlllg and Friday at 'nie moan nu might s The first qusrtlr of the bl" t-4.0 .m. llrlday, J
g and to-
tomorrow
4.08.
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BANK ill
MUNTHEAL Ill- EHEASES CAPITAL
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((78.nndian Press.)
MONTREAL. June is-At u special meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Montreal at noon today a bye-low providing for an increase in the Cnllital i:-tock of the bank by $9,- 000,000 making, the total capital stock $25,000,000 was carried, R» B~ AHEUS. the President, ex-
plained the benefit of the bye-law in B few W0rds_in which lie stated that the increase in capital stock was ne. cessary in order for the bank to ¢0De with the ever increasing business and also to look to the future and to be prepared to meet all conditions that may arise. _
'rwaN'rY-six r>i'<:iisoNs KILLED.
Kausas oI'rY, Mo., June 17‘-
Twenty-six persons are known tn have been killed and many injni-nd by ii storm, which passed over Con. trai West Missouri, last Saturday, dlfmolllihlnl-Z bllllfllngs, tearing down wires and leaving the smaller towne
a(;‘d'”0""tl”Y homes completely wreck- e . FP'-lm mesure reports that have
been received it is believed that the storm that struck Kansas City late l"*1l“|`dBY,_ causing the death of two persons and doing damage amounting to many thousands of dollars swept to thc South, through Bates County where it lcft a trail of death and destruction. 'l`l1 path* of the storm was hui( B. mild Wllltl anfl flvo miilog long, ‘
TH/iW'S Al’PLICATION.
WHITE PLAINS, June 17-Hurry
K. Thaw's own allenist, Dr. Roy L_ Leak. Bublleaned by Thaw's lawyers $0 hell’ him in his legal fight ‘ for freedoin, _aided the state this after- noon in its fight to keep the slayer of Stanford White in the asylum at Mattawan. Dr. Leak, who is second Physician at the asylum, testified be- fore Justice Keogh, in the supreme court that in his opinion Thaw was "constitutionally inferior."
"Can he recover from that?" asked
William T. Jerome, former district attorney of New York, who is op- posing for the state 'l‘haw’s applica- tion for liberty.
..Nn_,. _ "Arc such persona -apt to do strange things when under stress or under the influence of liquor." "They may." ~ .
"ore-_n?"
"Ycs." “Do they have delusions of persecu-
tionl" _ _ '
“They do,” . “Ami when they drink _they resort
to acts of violence do they notf'
“ln n great many cases." ‘ Dr. William A. White, an alienist,
in charge of the United States gov- ernment hospital at Washington, was the first witness. Dr. White testi- fied that he had examined Thaw on three occasions, the latest being last Thursday, when he spent three hours
he hdd found no evidence of paranoia
"Thani is not lnsane," ha said,
"and it would not be unsafe to the iommunity to liberate him now."
“Did you give him the memory
test?" asked William T. Jerome, former district attorney of New York, who is representing the state.
"Yes, for two hours," Dr. White rc-
plled. °'
"His memory was very good laiivl
his talk was entirely rational.” '
"Did Thaw 'say that the lawyers
were in a conspiracy to keep him fn the asylum?" »
"No, he did not." William A. Stone, former governor
04 Panngyivarlla, the next witness said he had known Thaw, four years
described 'l‘bew’s ,manner and al>l>°¢\'- ance as "perfectly natural." As 'fo 'l‘haw's sanity, Mr. Stone said, "he is perfectly rational no question about it in my mind." -
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rue irisnrulili iuill 1.5.\°;ib_;»_ “ll TEIPERITURES
(Special to The' Guardian.)
1‘0RONTO, June 19-Moderate to
Fresh west wlnlll, lair and' about the
same temperature.
The tomperxtiure at three o'elock thlfmornlng y the “Retail Store" 'Noted Thermometer e-dth_¢ northern mionns 'vm nity-fin deems above nero. -
The lowplt temperature recorded yemi-any no my-olalit dem-in air ye ue-o and e hllllilt WH lllt!
t . mobil will
une ll.
Tgllm K of todo will be *fif- tled llnnrsuaad -(arty-lylx imlnntnn.
kisser, mime is
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The' tide will be high this after-
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iiiyiidunn
~:¢_v¢n__obe_v¢. *dh _lowest recorded _wg N-msn; night vu my-four ue- gnp shove, it nine n. rn. yesterday ‘ie on nity-eight above and nine p.m.
and had seen 'him yesterday. » 'l-Ie,
_ Gronna
I-Iouser
oo giving full 14 delegates The result Root 558.
McGovern 502
Lauder fl.
When Root attempted to speak the
Ml|\lSt¢l' Of JUSUCC Und Mas Aaron 'ro Mousiirisr
Premier Will Asif Leuve A - WEEANOT BLACK'
NEW YORK-Instead ol swathing
s husband recently departed the mod ern widow has elected to wear pure
_ herself in sombre black as n ut-
IS ward mark of respect and devozicitl to
I _
_ r white. White, according to lashlon's
new decree, ls to be worn hy widows
Canadian Press.) < six mths, r ,.9 V _
of the vote was:
1.
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OTTAWA' June “_A” appeal to lsdntlmlllgstand mwomen.filvehob;re:a'iclae` the Privy Council 0" the S“l"`em° in the fashionable Fifth avenue shops.
_'° Court decision in the marriage law said yesterday that the demand for
references will, in all probability, be white morning and espwinny white'
(Canadian Press.) heard at the end of the Canadian list crepe, is so g;.mt that the nupply in
QI-IICAGO, June 18-The final in July. not equal to it ,
vote that gave Senator Root the ma- The Minister of Justice Q0” V’ ' Mrs John Jacob Astor will wear ail- jority as temporary chairmen was England with Premier Borden and wh,ta',,,B,_ead of black Mm Astor. cast by Patrick Halloran,_!lrst Wash- will at once ask for the necessary ,md ordered Feveml deep mourning ington diatnct’ at. 5'42`0 clock' leave to “mu” the appeal' dresses,but hardlv had these been sent
RA _solid delegation recorded for _hMost of the counsel engaged on home when they were returned to the:
. . c case will be in England on other Stow n the Winn nf Mrs Antnnn nm_
Canadian cases at the same time. than Min william H Fnrne who nn_;
I Han' Mr' Doherty said today that cs nht like to see her' daughter dres--
he was pleased with the rapidity with End in blank' and nn elaborate order? which the Supreme court hetl; Q18' was substitiited which called for over-A
posed of the cases and that e ce- yunnn in nnre wn_te_
'lldifxicidefrllghiiflsxilllilll Mft- A"*P"“ _ ‘"°°°°“ "° “=P"° “fi
hall wat iii~ an uproar, which the tional aspect of the question. ' “fn mfnerlals’ and sm,” am tnmllwd Sgt-at-arms had difficulty in eiielling. with regard to that section of me “"“‘ “°h ‘“’“"-" °."’l’° 1" P“'°”* W'“"°~ A lnfge llumllff left that hall- reference relating to the Quebec mar- Her gowns are _mmply in the °xt‘r”m°l
dn t c __ the and the materials are graceful and
-*ll riege law that i no con fi n cunning
ROOSEVELTIS COUSIN WEDS. Dominion but waa_ a -matter for the “we ‘nm nnndlnn out several mnu__n_
f May 27th at Wcstmount, and no one
i' province to deal with if the law was ing Outfits nf num wnn_e_,, sam the
BOSTON, Mass., June 17-Hlstir- (|_ d . tif t - _ n -
ic King’s (lliapcl was thronlzcd with mme “nm sac my head of R large 1' ilth `a'vel"`“’ “hop
k d ___.- _ which makes a specialty of ;mpoi-ted
prominent society fol to ay at thc '_”i` wedding 0| Miss Margaret _Richm,d_ VAI UABLF PATFNT dresses and hats_ The material used’
_ d ht 1 P ¢ _ 1 ' 1 - - are arinlire, Alaska, _ which is 3 soft
iggllarggggn 3' oHarI;,;:§s0;ndM;;_l;€E satin with a dull finish; cashmere de
' oic, crepe dc Chine, white, chilion,
H ii R it i N k _ “ _ -B f S°f°`:ff1,,, ‘Q °§',,Y°f, it” 'raooivin wash. June 17-As tin. hengaliiie. ermiire and chime. 'rams
sin o o . o ore ose e _ s i - _ _ _ Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Col, “nd result of the tireless industry of liv- is not so well liked for white_mourn- lyk-9_ Roosevelt was among me ing in the mountains with his family lui! b0C1ll1Se Of ItB lUSl1I‘6, but it is_ us- bl-i,de~s ,,_ttendance_ in an old box-car and of scruplous- ,€<l HOW and thcn to give some variety
__.._._.___._. ly saving to get money necessary to to the wardrobe. Charmeuse, marquis
ELECTION PET1-I~I0NS_ obtain 5 patent H, A_ M¢Kmdy_ h ette and moire are also sometimes
____ telegraph operator for the Northern ‘5ll0BfU~
()T'pAwA_ June 15_1n ghn ghpmmc Pacific Railroad, will soon become _ Regarding the lmli. What is 0Nlil\nr-
ith Thr 5 ears Q he W ily known as white straw is not con-
court, the Three Rivera election case Wea Y- 9 Y 8! an _ _ was dismissed with costs-. Normand stationed at Lemlo_ During the win- sidered m0\l\`“1“fZ~ Mollflllllg Stl`8»W- V. was dismilised with costs. Nico- ter months he had hard experiences li Whit" B9 SHOW- Llmllle lllltd Ol this' let election case, Lamarehe vs. Lru- in delivering orders to passenger Style THEY bt* U`lmUl¢d Wltll Whit cord, disrmiesed without costs. trains. When snow was flying he had l"0”lZ"‘al“ flblwn- Wd*-ll l1\°il‘° l0ldS or Champlain election ease was uis- in pass the teiegrams to the engine bdndl or draped with chidon. A' miss with costs. Nicolet 'election drivers, and, if the.-train was 5 "White" widow wear__s_a white net veil case motion, to transmit record was freight, often would stand in the l\B-Vlllg a dceil hordel' Ol heavy white dismissed without costs. Champlain storm thirty minutes before the ca- °"eF°~ election case, motion to transmit re-\ boose would appear, so he could give H" Hlmes. St0Clll“l9. l!l0‘/05. Dam- eord, oitmissed without costs. ine clearances to the conductor. ~ S01 und every detail of her costume As the supreme court sustains the reach one and grab m?ssages. When f°" “Wh D9l'l0<l Uf U16 day should he
court below, the-trials of the peti- he had to deliver an order' instean of the purest white and no jewellery tions can now go on. The members of pnttingit in a hoop and wamm, should be worn.
whose seats are involved are Hon. for me train in ph” he planed thc
Jacques Biirenn. Three Rivera: Dr. order in two slots in the wonu.-.n Gl"-/\ml'\'1`ED-
l3¢‘fllemfU'¢» Madklflnnlei P- E- Lam” arms of the invention, and when the _""°' arche. Nicolet and Dcpllty Slmdkef train appeared it was an easy matter- MON'l‘l{EAL, June 17-Twenty-nine Blcndlni Champlain- for engine driver and conductor to tflpd to the lVl0Dt\‘0ll 11111 Hlncc 1894
*"°'”"-""°-' reach out and grab messages, When was the record produced before Thom-
FRENGH NATI0'NM‘ STRIKE' the messa es were taken from the as Leonard when he &PPeai'ed before
g
-T arms the latter automatically drop- -llllltc L9-“°t0t \`-lil! 1110011115 for sen-
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HAYRE» "Tum l6~_:Th° _central ped, tence on a charge of stealing silk
comxitgcr £1 thélhdinifan Si_:l__\;‘$\eda:_; 1';-ainmpn helpefh other gperatom dresses and neck wear valued at $22, ;'°‘;' e __ if nine: an xonm nmnnn came to see. Northern Pacific officers lI`0l11 lille -l0l1ll M\1l“Pll.v Coflllmlly. Q °t Stn’ nnnrit of the Havre approved. McKldd_v then ohgaine,-1 his Leonard pleaded for another chance strike eifoi iinmlrsteou that this l’“t°“t' NUW th” N°”“‘°’“ P“‘°m° ll" H” “am -th” l‘°.h"d '““”°'°d "" “ep '? ' "dk “ _ , n __-1 cent:-men to manufacture his device Out 01 iail all winter and that it was is fic tan: th; form o aélrti 0: Sen: for an its _nations on a royalty has. a shame to send him ilgwn now that era _str c ri seamen an oc ers ex in , the Gm, weather was nn “_ tending over twenty-four or forty- ________. - -‘ii-fave you ever been so the peni. eight hours. AEROl‘LANES AT ANGERS. tcotiary ?" lllqufred the Uolirt.
"No," replied the prisoner.
‘ "Then 1 think you are about ripe
ANGERS' France' J““° '17"At *'l“" for there new and I will sentence you
lean iie imbedded in the ground ann picked up
each successive ploughing brings ape- t C cgmenh to ghe nm-(has, - _ _ Ask for Mlnard’s and take no other 3‘_’_T_Bl€;:’ lf” A0 b°¢0m° H °l>l“°t
» CIVIL WAR 'RELIGS` resumption of the avi“l'l°“` "wet to two 'ears " concluded the Jud
MINNmAP0u`_ June 17 Mnne todnyfsixteen inirlnienhstnrted _“in i; l' " 5°'
. 1 --. -° con cs. arran e c ommi ee o _ balls and nennline n_r° th°nin~_<> lead- the Aero chili. 'rnl distance in he NEW N' B' MWISTEE'
ing' l`0fl“0l-B 0 I0' "rms B BUF' covered bein about 292 miles, dur- _ ronnld Petersblirs. Ve.. where federal ing which hge centestnnili must iiy VST' `l0HN',,‘,],;‘,f‘,° 61,7 t,`:°l§‘; 3"' tl'ooPS were llndfil' WS0lE° fm' lil!" three times around the circuit from I~:M?_:'v£ck ml; ,nl ture “Rm B 3-W months during the civil war.. Dr. iF. Angers to qhoiet; Chnlct to Sn,,mc,._ dx for rc_e_eEt_O: "dm stil C';“h\' M, Gibson, whose offices are in Pills- and Saumer to Angers. The prizes are mt” was mdn "mm in n'mo;n(;,; bury building, has lust returned from two equal amounts of $5,000 each. gf ,l.','mmnn, Flanfmin .B Cabinet wmn a visit to Petersburg and Other Q69, Twelve passengers were carried by t nmolio Ho succeeds H ' B n iiciieius in virginia and Maryland, the airmen, Allard alone tai- "‘_‘t ,gl W n ' _ St J nn ,_ "“' " j niaryiinni, bringing with him federal ing fom- on his machine. 2* __ tg n‘_’_nv__' ‘§,,e(,~‘__};’_1"_;_':","‘;‘_- in visit to Petersburg and otn- Shortly_ after the start Allrird's \n'_"yn£ Mr wnnn ° was nwn H01' er battlefields in Virginia and aeroplane broke down and fell to the nent' (, v__'__n Wlndn in 'ne "_f____nn Y diers' home soon, together with stere- lrround from a low altitude. His mc- '[0 ° ft_r;‘er|n°rnf nnnétntnrs C" ted to thc lnrnates of t-he state sol- chanican sustained a broken leg, but nt 5 gn ken K d mn d ' ri ts “ diers‘ home soon, together wich ratgre- the airmen and the other passengers 5 °V°`m“ - ' ml n ry _|309 ° °r‘ opticon views reproducing presen- ay were unhiirt. _ _
nhotogi-aphslqf afinllnwlnlr balatleflelds. _Die_Bii_i:sy ar}other(`hFrnnch r_i_i:'_maii,` NOT IN Pohrhos'
Fromaipoiige c mnereadyw e yng rom .arresw it ,I __ for peanut planting, Dr. _ Gibson passenger named Gosirlngs to enter _0f_'llg?_?_?;J(_;' £330 ny 330;; 22325 gathered up a quantity of bullets the contests also came to grief. I-lie; _nr uw nent _nn monnm Hon' ,L G
during his visit to Petersburg, and machine was hurled 'to the grouni Uugmm said to the newspaper men;
1 _
the supply of relics showedrrno signs :eng_gebusnvn_;a;;__;iev_n_i;::_yynizig_uredw_nB You can pohmvsly deny the rumor
of being exhausted soon, ons of Y. w___h both _egg broken. that I nm about to unter nnlmcm I
|i_t_‘wa'| 'fifty'-nine above. `
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ABEGWEITS WIN EIGHTH VICTORY -
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The Ahcgweits added `another to much’ of A chance on two occasions present year. °
There is to be spout series of
by trying to score on an error by their splendid “ne of victor". ‘Mt the Abbles. Two men'in succession games between the Y. M. O. A. and
°"“"°5 lm th' ‘lm pm' ‘C vi°t°“° were nailed at the home plate. In the Victorias for the honor of sei-\.ri.l Park by delwtlns tl" Y- M- 6- 1*- l-Y one instance it -.vu en an overthrow place. A series of five games will he the score of seven to none fn a well to nrst and "Billy" winged it from played. Mr. Hearty has donated a played game. the woods, and in the other the ball gold medal for each member of the F. `MeOarsy pitched for the Abe- arrived from lellt field in time to winning Y-el!!! in tbl! ISHS!- gweits and struck out ten n~en,'»vhlle catch Teddy as he eflld from the J. Bulger as umpire and L}McKfn- Dewar for the Y. M. O. A. farmed out plate. ' ‘ non mi bans, were vigilant and gave
w kin twists' In the last lnnln it took the whole every utilisation.
six. Dewar gave no al g . g
while Metluey presented inc men Abbie team to corner Gas»_-'in his way The tell!! llnid up ll folio" 2 with the first station. _to third. _ Alngvltltn Y-ll.0.A-
The Abbles got two mon to fmt on There is one more game to be play- Vaafdu-stins catcher Whitlock’
being hit by the pitcher. Saunders of ed in this League. liie victories Medan! Dltvlllf " DOWN' the Abbles secured two of the runs and Absgwelta will line up for the Glllellnl 1 but Gall
_ and made tum hits. Hanna hir. out dui game. london I but Moore
5 double in the Bret inning and Vsn~ 'rue Abegweite by their consistent L. Campbell - 8 tue 1 Howlett derstlns drove out g pretty little I playing, having won eight consecutive Hansard shmtltop lane
which was gathered in by Whitlock victories and loot no gamenere the 0. Cellnvbell .1.ll°ld Marti the Y. ehortltop. _ winners of the langue and will _hold Johnson fight dold Cor-ne; i 'nie Y. M. o. A, soya wok too the mucirui Hum trophy wr- the Davey ' wit" MN 'Wl\1t\°°\= iriimam Luimmiuminrmein nina
have no idea in giving up my lucra-
SUSPAIIUN ill HAVING EHULEHA A _ UN BUAHU
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(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, June 18-The Steam-
ship Hamburg, from Naples, with 945 steerage passengers aboard was held at quarantine today to await the ex- amination of culture taken from a child who died on June 10 of a dh- ease with symptoms similar to that of Asiatic cholera.
The result of the examination will
not to be known until -tomorrow.
SYDNEY MAN
_ Has Disarrassrin.
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BYDNEY, June 17--The disappear-
ance of Larry F. Fieldberg, 5 Dane, who was employed at the Steel plant is causing his friends and the 'police some anxiety. He was last seen on
has beard of him since. His money is stil, at the pay odlce, and his clothes are at the Victoria Hotel here. The missing man is aged ab- out 25, unmarried, with clean cut sharp features. It is not known whether he met with foul play or left the city suddenly on personal business.
ANOTHER ALLAN
HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
LEXINGTON, Ky., June l5-Wes-
ley Edwards, who, with his uncle, Siding, Allen, has been a fugitive since March 14, when the Alien outlaws shot up the court house at Hillsville, Va., kiilling tive, was captured at Clay City, Powell County, yesterday af- ternoon. This news reached here last evening.
Edwards offered no resistance when
the Sheriff, recognizing him, placed iiim under nrresf. Ile was worn hy his weeks of travel through the mountains, dodging the oflicers of three States. -
Edwards would not reveal the
hiding place of bis uncle, the leader of the outlaws, the only one now at large.
Floyd Allen, a brother of Sidna
Allen, has been condemned to .nleath for his part in the shooting up ol the Hillgvilln (Va.) Court House, in which Judge Massie, the Sherld, the County Prosecutor, a juror and o witness were killed.
Floyd Allen was on trial when the
shooting took place, was wounded and captured on the spot. The oth- ers fled to the mountains, and all except Sidna Allen and Wesley #Ed- wards soon were captured.
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CLASSIFICATION
One cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-live cents. __Y____________________ ___ ROOMS T0 LET, WITH OR WITH-
one hoard. Apply 139 Kent Bt- op- posite Morell. 6~-19lVl3l-
FOR SALE Oli TO-l»iT.'I‘, HOUSE
onwilrafton Street, opposite Prince
ales ceiiege. Aniily to W- F» Roh-
ing_ 6*-l9lVl1“' 'rioNiuivfuN"r nouns: 'ro nerr oN‘| Douglass Street,Contalning6 roonls and halls, good yard and hell' of
barn. Apply, 72 Douglas Street.
6-19M6l
LOST LAST MONTH, TWO GOLD
crosses with cliaius, Glaidys, on one cross and May, on the other. Re- ward given for returning to Revere Hotel. 6-l_9__M§ip`_d.
WANTED A MAN T0 WORK' ON
a farm, married man preferred,good wages to the right man. Apply at once or call personally on C. C. Craig, Middleton, _Lot 27. _6;1_9M3i.
FOR) SALE OR T0 LET. NEW
house store and fiilteen acres land at Bedford Sta. Excellent business location. Mrs. T. Greene, Mlllcove.
6-l9M1mpd.
ii'ris's'AiIs'.`s'oi-io`oNsis "FRANK"
17 tons registered, csrrys 30 tons, draws 5 ft water in ballast. For further particulars apply to W. N. Grant, Wallace, N. 3.*
G-latlllipd.
PARTNER WANTED WITH $4000 TO
88000. capital to take an interest in a live profitable business that has a big future to it in Char- lottetown-. Must be 5 good reliable man. Write "A" care Guardian.
6-19ME1w.
HORSES WANTED. LOW BLOCKY
built ones. from 4 to 10 years old, 10, ll, 18 and 18 hundred; also some good drivers. We will be at Kensln ii next 'Nici-sday, th
P. -B. Brown's, Friday the list, Saturday the lllnd. John J. Hc- Dougoli, John Ilene. 0-tllllll.
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(Canadian Press.) 1 mais, June is-'rue Argument oi the subject of the Chinese loan was reached this afternoon by the dele- gates of groups of international bank; ers representing Great_Brftain, Unit# ed States, France, Germany, Rullll and Japan.
The argument is subject to the lpf
proval of the governments of the 'ok powers participating in the loan, all but one of which have ratified lt.
Many of the details and condition!
of the loan have not yet been work- ed out and the agreement reached to- day will hold good only if all thi parties are unanimous.
However, no difficulties are expocb-
cd.
ASQUITH STRUCK
A SUFFRAGETTBL
LONDON, June 17-The Woman'a
Social and Political union gave Out the version of the sullragetta ap- saults on Premier Asquith at the If caption at the India oiiiee last night as told by the assailants themselves. According to this story the first wo- man grasped Mr. Asquith's hand and shoulder and said loudly: “Untll you
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give votes to women we cannot allow
you to hold these public functions
without interruption," whereupon Mrs. Asqulth seizedthe woman and bundled her out. _
Meanwhile the woman had 4 been
ejected that a young man who tightly clutched Mr, Asqulth's hand and uni- form cried out:
"We must have a government mea-
sure for women at this session!" and proceeded to emphasize the point wnen Mrs. Asquith called out "Oh, there's a man too," and pounced on him. The young man was hustlod. out.
M?anwhile' the woman-had been
conducted to the cloak-room, when she met Lloyd _George, whom she in- terrogated on the woman sudrogs question. She was dragged oil- Next she met Mr. and Mrs. Asquith as they were leaving and again at- tempted t_o address the premier. Mr. Asquith struck ber a hard blow Oil the arm with his -cocked hat, _which doubled up considerably while Mrs. Asquith boxed her tears. A
CHURCH WORKER ‘, DEAD._
TORONTO, June" 11-Miss Julld 'l‘l|ley.__ wholheld < nloreuiost Pl!!! in the work of. theqdhurchi in Toronto, uiefi simuay ai.. st;-°Jolni's _honpitiit 'where she was taken_only- onlrldlli last. _Miss»'I‘,llle!_, who hldillndt-, in failing health lori ayear, -In _daughter of -the‘.lat_e dir illeohnrd 'fl'llley, of Bt. John. Shtf-wh 350110 of the first to take up thvllh Of 5 deaconesii for \the» Church ol-IDP land. and sft¢!r`wa'i'd|l‘_heea`me q.;,_¢Q0° nn' mourn in nreseiiting eueinlnll of the Church oi England Unpa- csses and missionary training . For a dong time she was lden with the _-oinneh or the Ammm and labonsd in the down-town cries. she vm nie inns- or -_ Women's Bible class and also of branch of the Wom\_n's Anxlllati rendering every alllstnnce to lNV..G. A. Kuhring, than feeder, and novo! st. John, N. B. I-ler executive abil: ity was later recognised by the dh; eesan yomerve auxiliary when she
was made president upon the degli of Mrs. Williamson, a lllter _oi _ir Edmund Osier. Interput villi' take piece at London, Out., on Whip nelday. ‘Miss Tilley, small in Itlh
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30th, Charlottetown, Revere Hotel, ure, audi wearing the deaconees
”!orm. presiding over hundreds my ‘women of the church, made an any ' stAndiug.figare. f _ _
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