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ORNING Daily Oatohn All Early Morning Mills.

Z momma D¢,uhi{mI;JLUNnan na , _-=...... __;“““"_ f`f°___ _ ”*1”’ ‘elf - CHARL0'1"1`E'1‘0WN. PRINCE enwsau ISLAND. CANADA, TUESDAY, JUNE s 1909. I

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SAME DYNAMITE

'WAS EXPLIIIIEII

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Accidentally in Qobalt, Break-

ing Many Windows, But Nobody Killed.

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COBALT, June 7--(Special)»-Dyna.. mite left in a. town lvorkmanfs tool bo; exploded here doing much d-nm.

hge. Nearly aill the wind'ows in the puih- lic school across the road were br0k_- en while ‘the windows of several gths er build-ings, including the Pr¢o\,yi|;¢.,»_ ian mouse and church, suffered. No- body was hurt. _

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ALLIANCE ANI]

SUNDAY IIIAINS

St. lohn Preachers Oppose! Sunday _Traffic and Name I Date For Thanksgiving.

ST. JOHN, June 7-(Speclal)~Th.;» Evangelical Alliance this morning pained li' stronigi resoilutioni protesting' against the running of Sunday trains, ilso adopting' unianiinliously 5, r¢501u_ tion that Thanksgiving' Day should he held on the last Thursday in N0.

vember, .

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IINEII IIEIAINEII

Al IIIIAIIANIINEI

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S. S. Virginian Loses Time

Because of Passenger At- I tacked With Smallpox.

QUEBE(l, July T-(Special)--As‘ n

result of is steerage passenger beingI attacked' with. smallpox, the AllanI Liner \'irg'inlla'n is detained at:iGrosse- lsln by the medical authorities. Tllree ilursdred of the stcerage pas- I sengers have been taken oi’l and plnc-I eil inpllarantiiiei, where they will re- main for eighteen da-ys.

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KILLEII IIN MAINE IIAILWAI'

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llffi§\’i"i'()N, June 7-(Speiciul)»~ Weril wus received licrc early ‘this "‘“1"\ii1i! of the denitli of Jude N.' Uiinniiir. who was illlce by tl-ann at-, Onklniiii, Maine. . I He wus a non of N-ap'olou'u Corlnler, “ Ht. l\lni'y's, Kent. II The illentiiicatfsin was made througll ii letter from Alinai Leger, 120 Bots-~ lord Street, Moncton.

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nun uni nus

I"Rl'll)‘l§lRIU'1‘ON, N. B., June T»- Tlie inidy of Todd Brewer, missing iiinre lnl-it Mon'd'a'y night, was foiind 5-Sierflay in ten feet of water ncsr Bnni»iii's Mills. (R. lvlaryis. The re- niiiins were brought to the surface LY 1-il`i\lJplin'g irons.

was aidmirable, his delivery of the

had the pleasuee of hearing him are

as an enviable future before him,

After Mr. Bolduc t ‘

His words were listened to with

After His Lords-hip Bishop Mac-

D ld di ‘ - _ Goverriior McKinnon addressed the'

0 L enloya a ernoon was brought,

tation of all branches of city life.,

Macdonald)-J. J. Steele

0soD y-W. . Grant.

F _ D \

toric (presented by Rev. James Don-

Five Dollar Gold Piece for San1or_

Latin (presented by a friend)-equal-I ly merited by Gerald lvlccart-hy and

Francis J. McGarry.

liam McPherson.

Special prize for the youngest and'

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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.

lst Premiufm--Joseph J, Steele. 2nd Premium-William J. Granit

J, Walsh, F. Hawkes, _J. McLellan,- C. Elhatlon. '

lst Frenilum-J'. Sweeney.

llinimln Lluimeiu I umbermsivs Friend.

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H' II- “own and Moore and Lend will have .the thanks of ever!" INIY who cnjoyssthe Gucrdian's BIB FW Trip to New Ycrk City and' ro- i“fn. for i\¢si»i_imuiiiut gina. The former is prcscnti-ng each of .the lilies with s ei;o_eping`img oi the' latest model and correct size. Moore Ami Mcl.eoi.i present each one'with is viir ei nest goal-iifeeee kid gloves. ¢llhsr of the famous Perrin. or R6!- “iff ma*-.i¢i. in my shade selected. Mini Winnie am oi charlotte ww" MIIB _'Pho uordim to extend. QI' Ii" behalf, ing.. amy uiiniu to " mlflf l o s kindly and eenstiintiysgnii .` her Muriel; the re- °°“\ "Guardian Tour Contest.”- ,hl “Wire to express my sincere inks. w'.my.~`iniiiy irinmii ami re

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TRIP LADIES

latives for so kindly SNPDOTUHK mf

I G .ardian Contest.

im T le u Yours respectfully,

tt d‘ 935, " th! - .

Csiisw-in A. fin*-°.:..i'i :i‘.i:........°i.‘;.., it . .< _ y t ,

77°!" R°V“"'7 oentlrgc 91|.

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To my many friends at home and

51,1-Und, who so liberally ||f;\.led me in nvreuu M t,.uqT;%_ mm. “von uw _ the recent Contest. Id’°“i\`v '10 ¢'l‘1>1'°9' es ol- corporal pun niient. my sincere thanks and also iio the Two teachers reported no cases of Tour Editor for his promptness Bild tsrdrnese, while eight teachers had- edurtesy at all times on1y'.on¢ case. , Bincerlli. The highest percentage mods was MURIEL'MORSON. 97. . » .

CARD OF THANKS

ahoe-Joseph J. Steele. C1 UL . - . ,Ty an -fghnlaif iioiiaf spin Pie.: 1... 1-.........._‘§’f President Cnfty Denies Fle- 01‘ union i ‘icsfiiihv (Presented by* zna Premium-w. McPh r _ ‘ - Bev- A- P- Mnheiiani-elnaiiy ...mis Elementary. ° °°“ ' ported AgreementW|th Ger- ed byq J Steele and Gerald Mc-‘ 15 1- ._

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Cu;-thy. Drawn by _J. J. Steele. _ I zmd pp?:,1,ilf|r:1__.A_ €y?;¥€10,n_ many About Stem Trade.

PRIZE WINNERS Mui. sinissn LIMPERIAL PRESS

0F S1;_§Il_‘iS'l‘ANS_ iuiiuinn CGNGRESS MET

RCCBNVQIN. well Egfgjed R¢wg|.°d's__'Y¢§._-_‘Lis .Short 7,500 In Cash of

'I ` " oI`ScUIoi fWh

lst Premium.--W McPherson

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Bti LOL

mentary.

lst Premium--Arthur Wreyton

Honors-~V McKenna, A Pelletier,

s remiumf-I. Richard. 2 d P

Honors-G. Silva.ln', L. P. Pellet?-`

er, A. Pelle-tier, N Laine

lst Premium-Ra Dolan

lst Premium-J Morris, G Mc

A. Deagle, W. Mcaghdln.

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Following is the prize list. use ' ‘

SPECIAL PRIZES. ~ _ '

Medal for Reiligious Instruction, lst Preml-um F' MCGBE-ry' (Presented by His Lordship Bis-hop ' ' `

2nd Premium-W McGlnn Honors-F. Neely, C Elhaton G.

2nd -Pre-mium-Edwin Doyle. Honors-F. Walker, E. Dougari, M

J. L. Saunders, F. Carton.

H‘ouors-Joseph Brennan.

and Wounding Four.

(Special)-John ,Murphy btisarne sild-

belongdd to Kentvillc, N. S. yeah

The regular moduffvmueting of the . 8 School Board was held last oven‘ng. '.1' . .

The Teachers’ .vcpotts for the pact -_I ~ '

month showeri 't tdrolmcnt to be

There' were 170 cases of tardinoss,

It was agreed that the closing ex- '

Hearty hiionka to all whose kindly eroisos be held* in t{_ho Market Hull on .

assisted me in The Guardlsn's Big Wednesday the 80t linstlmt. ,WIMW FAI‘,

Fl-so Trip Contest. Also iihaniés ta, ___o'l\ho»sch'orilrs wlll_be-__;>pm¢d eo vi.. ei... een; smite: for many wif “M an _;'=_m°1i,m_ digdgefp “pI*I:*§*_I_i_'_‘°;_°:§3__ rononro. .rum e-(spseiin-Mo.i-

terday.- Splendid Program and Able I' ° ' '°" Sh”

as Head.

Addressses by Prominent Citizens. ___

_ ' _ , ' sr. Pnramsuuno. June-:-(s,,,,¢_

DTI\fI_ wmmencoment exercises of St.` Honors-A. Deagle, J. L. Kennedy, ial)wTlis Port Arthur Benevolenlii

uns an' C ll i _

day _________*f_____o1;_€ge viere held yester J_ Mm-rig, R. 1(J__<_r_l;¢;;l._ Sogiety held is meeting- ihoro today

The attendance was large and th an as “ "su N' °‘ th.” I“”°’t13“°i°“ program was greatly enjoyed through? gag _Ig°r;;'__ié__na__ I folrnd a deficit of $1,500 in- the ' olkitw. “N0 ent Honors--F. Nealy, R. McKinnon, W. mums i°‘ th' °°°1°t7-under the’ VW' en place `anpess§5 evxtb? 'gin tail; M`cGinu. H. Jenkins, G. 1-farqua/il, J_ _Isidiency of Madame Stoessel, highest prairie, on' Industry, was Walsh, It was decided' to lay the mutter

hy H' Macnanald of sauna' lst Premium?-1§IisCE'Ea.'ven. -before the crdfwnv prosecutm-` o owing this a song who rendewg- 2_1 d P _ J N C

I I 1 _ _ rem u.m- onroy. ,

alidaof §1;g§d£'f°““"r by F' Mcnfm LHéJnor_s_-F. Walker, R. Koughan, J.

Th _ _ . aun ers. `

_________e____s_pecial prizes were then dis Class HL _ _

Th d li ~ . ~ -

P_ Ifugsesvgfts Eo__1__I1_;I=d_v_i_iI_§\_II_§1t<ftf_;' EZ see Premium-H. Fitzgerald. .

one of the most interesting events of Honor?-I" Corcomm. J' Sweeney' the afternoon. Mr _ Hughes matter Iyrililgllégs' w“I?;éke'l} IC Rachanl'

best possible nature, and' those who u er’ ' Eleeary'

lgnieciiy sue thai iris _young 'man 2,., P,,.,,,,,,,,,__.,,,., 0.,,,,,,_ ' Ol Murder But Escaped From

,,,,,g,,,,,,,,_e au_,,__,_C‘_; w‘§Ii,§~§° Egg; w-_ sl..el......`___E___mN__ ' . Their Guards in the Phi-

one t th e t _ _ - ~ - :E11 by ElBl?dgc-aritigiigltilf eg WW gh 1 t .P F‘°"”h Wi E“'€_11°I‘- ' hpme Islands'

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rapt attention from start to finish. n mmm -W'-Verret' --

Ona , ha spoken, His Honour _ Engl~|sh Literature. MANILLA, June 7-(Special)--Three

Students. following him_ His worship 2 d P _ ‘ W Y . natives convicted of the murder of Mayor Pmwse spake in a capable I_;‘0nmrB?‘é“mEI___§f__f;?_i““i{ Jenkins Dr. Wm. James, Anthropologist oi manner- ` ’ ` ' ’. the C luini' ia Museirin h k'l-

_ F_Nea1y_ o in n ,wowus l

A review ofthe ye/ars~work was LATIN led while stud in th h`ll ` ~ . D_ C _ . _ y g e i triues iwse-n Us-L Iibleulglian' after which E - _ B- L- _ ' some months ago, escape-tl' from their to a c1gse_ - “ ‘ ` guards while- on tllei way to this-

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'There were about fifteen clergymen ';‘,_,dlyp,§,'.;(f,L;E,,;__B_ McNe,1_ city, where B death sentence upon

Present. besides ai splendid reprcsenf Ilonorsi-Ray Dolan J, J_ Sf,eeie_ them was to have been executed.

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Alumni Prize Essay-Huntley Mac- Hnmuml' M"Ig1ca(;I|,l§?n` ‘

donald. - __ ` ' .

Th; B1alle__Me<1al, for. senior Phil- lst Pmmum `]°h“ “‘“°‘

ive ollar Gold Piece for Rhe- Bu;-ns_ J_ N_ Cum-by J K,0,ugh,an` '__'

John Morris. Drawn by the former. Mnflfil for Giieinisiry. (presented hy PARIS, June 7--(speoisi)~wm. E. D:/,I f§:d'd'_‘;)1;;;V;11¢ii”£_m J'iM'i&l“;", Corey, President of the United States

i a lr n 'us c ~ . _

(presented by E 1-,.iend)_J_ J_ Ryan _ Steel Corporation, has autho_rizcd.a

I denial of the re rt that he is con-

Special prize for Senior Engllsll, 9°

l_-

(presented by a friend; Bradford Mc- ducting negotiations with the German Nem' Steel Federation with view to ar- '

Special prize for French, (presented. f ~ een", t - chan 0,, I

by Mrs. Ledwell-Cleiy‘tus' Elh‘nto'n. L ' ""' rafngiiig an agr f-'11 °“ D .I ,

S ec.a1 nw, ‘_ Hi h M th the United States Steel Corporation

_ D ‘ P ° g er B" °'m`“t` regarding steel imports and exports. lcs,' (plesented by H. A. Tainton- Man Turned Of] EmpN0_y3eS‘ iD‘ the *W0 ¢0“l1tTI°3-

...S‘l.";‘fi..P'“§..;i;§.."’ai?;.;..§i’.l2.$.‘ll: With Knife. Killing F ive CUIIIJIIIIIIIS III

most popular boy (presented by 5 I lad friend--J. J. R an. ' ,___

M°'°1~ soMaRvll.l.a- Miss. Jim.. 7- *

, _ ' ,denl insane while i stickin i'.i DEIRUT, June 7- The conditions I

Gg.`;:‘,;),fs__i,I°h_;‘ LMK"lm:,e‘}X’ TH ri; a slgughter house anldgturned gn his everywhere in Asia Minor nic ini C V ,'h r -.n°‘_? £3 'C n“g_ follow employees with a knife, kill- from settled, and will take time and Rn éinfg, 'F ' M 0 "Ta ' ` on OTS’ Ang five and wounding four. a. Governlmcnt much stronger than ' m ’ ' DZQUA ` MUFDAIY had bw" b¥'C‘0di“t~' OVBF tl‘0\l- tho press-lit one to make it possible lst Premium__Jg“I;‘3“'Bmnnan bios, and_ said that thu men had car- for people to rgoume their lancrs and 2nd P“__mum__R'ay'Dol_m ' _ri-ed stories to the s-uperintendeut. gg ,mont with any degree of safety. H____0__s___G_ H____q__au_ w_~Me____gh____ llll/I_uig>h__y;_ w_;z_:s__oe;_E_iti_:I~__iI:_1_l:_foer a__v_io__ The crops in the Agana reg_ic;l_is A_ Dcngl____ W_ ML_Neu_ B_ McNe,l_ JI __§l:1__ if _ H P0 1-. are- ripe. sind. unless ey are ls: _‘__

, id, famine will inevitably s n bu\1n'fI€I`S. G- MCCIIYUIY. E- FB\"I0Y. - Thompson Crowe one of the killed p¢;,p1e in the face the coming

The uards to protect people who

Apolfgetics' have dared tio venture out to gntlicr

lst Pmmi“m"`I`“' Doyle' the crops have time and again prov- 2"‘I Pwmmm"'S' Craven' cd the treachery of the Turk. Farm- H‘°“°"S"J' N' Conroy’ F' wmkm* ers have either ‘teen stabbed or shot

H. Jenkins, W. Hughes, J. Foley, E. _ down like dogs aa soon. as they ¢8m¢ Doll -an, J. Koughan. .1

A . NEMAIN IN ASNLUM _.i_i.».~s_..-_»_____._..;..~.i_ii~'-lik-"

'° Arrangements will be made: fo; 8:-

- _ E. W lker. ` ' ' vs as irovidfdfol' 'I B

§_{],;l,,_,f;;e;n_]Lf‘n;:4c§1e¢.r_ 1.~_agom1U,,._H_ NEW YO_RK__. {uneA7-il-'lal‘l;y 'I'h_a_;lv the Bdsm of i'}ineNiiiuli Fitzgerald. R. M'cMillan. mlist' "mn" D Nu; Msytrm °' ‘ for Teachers \vho_\vlll attend tlie _Suni-

ENGLISH. Orimiml Insimi’ *fd *_* °°_'W““' ““' inei' School of Sa.~.lence_ fo he held in the Rh,tO,.Ic_ der a decision- ren ered _today by the (J-iw in the month of ,{uly, ,st P,.emI,,m__J_ J_ Steam Appellate Division of .tho Supreme 'fha Secretary was instructed to call 2nd Premiuni-G McCarthy. _ COUNT ill 'Bl'00k1Y“- ful' tenders for coal und the kulsomln

' iilg of Prince Street School. _

After pushing several bills the meetiilg_

. nu Minus

` FREE

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°‘°°"`° win usrlil-im,m1.l., se wil be promoted te. their m - °"‘*° ”°"°"‘° “'""”~ “_“°» ”°" "*“°I'

AJ Alperton. tive grades. ' _ me chniigo in tenlpernturo.

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LONDON, Jun'e 7-( Special)-The

the meeting today of the Imperial Press Congress.

Lcrd Crewe, who declared that the Empire would not really be united until the' avera'ge citizen of the west-

The delegates were welcomed by'

And Discussed Cheaper Cable Rates_ Editor Ross of Ottawa Hopes For the Five Cent Rate.

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ern Canada Provinces could under-

lines between Britain and Canaria and

'beyond Canada under the Pacific.

I-le expressed his conviction tliut

state owned cables would mean that the rate oil comincrciai niessages could be reduced witiiout loss to five 'cents .per word.

MHS. IAEI WINS

IIN MEIIIIY PLEA

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She Proves Herselfthe Fon- er Behindthe P|‘esident atWhi‘e House.

w.isHiN`GfroN, June 1-fspeeiallw

coniviicted cf murder at Fairballks, Alaslna, nind sentenced to die, has

been sa/ved from the gallows. 'Actuated by his wife's pleas thati mercy be shown the condemned man, I the President has comimutod the sen- I

teilce to life imprisonment. I

Condensed Advertisements

__('_ll>_o_L_§t_§ _lor_Climsiflcat.ion.) __

'Iii-IE ASSOCIATED BOARD of thc

_ R.A.M. and the R.C_M.

For Local Examination in Music. Patron-HIS MAJESTY THE KING Presidente-`H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, K. G. In consequence of the termination by;

the Board and the University for holding joint Local Examinations in Music in the Dominion of Cr~‘nadia',tlll~. Associaited Board WILL CONDUCT ITS O-WN EXAIMINATIONS I_N 191i and all subsequent years, and the Sec- retary of the Board will visit Can- i;-da at an eslrly date to maike allI

ss r erran ents

addressed to-Mr. James MUIR, Secretary, 15, Bedford Square, Lon- don, England. ,' _!_i$_-idtbsfii.

\v.il~iri§li',`iTli¥lmeei.~.tely one iight Box 553.

` second handed express. Apply to

6-8d3ipd.

\\]AN'r'l~:p, two ...- tures girls for

mlllinery room. Girls' of exper-

ience prefeirred. Apply at Prowse B,-0.5, Lell_ ___ ___ _ 6-*8d3i.

`,\NY young girl desiring to learn L. _ Telephone operating should ap- ply in writing immediately to Oper- eine D-i»'i~ in-=_1282-_ __mai-

l' OST, Saturday night, gold watch - J fob. Flnider please leave at 34 new 33999 ii- _ _ .._____“°"1~°_»3id-

I OST, between Charlottetown and ~ A Little York on May 28th, a black raglan overcoat. Finder please leave at Mivjor Crocke‘tt', .York or 51 Upper Hillsboro St. li-8dr3i.

SYIXTEEN foot 3 H. P. Gasoline A lauinch for sale. Apply to Dr. F. E. Smallwood. ii-8d3ipd.

'I-_0S'T, Monday morning black ‘_ 1 ostrich feather. Finder reward- ed by leaving at 76 Chestnut St.

WANTED, a principal for George-

town School. Liberal supple-

ment. Apply to T. E. Morrisey, Sec_'y Trustees. 6-5d2w_._

\\TANTED, first and second class

teachers for the Capo Traverse

graded school as principal and so sistiint. Mldsumirner vacation. Slip- plement. Apply to Thos. Clair-lie, Bec’y, Cape Traverse School, P. E. Island. 6-7 ltf.

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.A1 Iliin-I "E-We,” if "

Through the intervention of Mrs..

Taft, a Russian named Pcrovicli,ISUE|A|-

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the Governors* of McGill University, ft 1 a `. _ I f '_ _ ,L15 ___» Montreal, of the .Agreement _between -;’l‘_da(;_ ___;;>__se_;cIgrgs__c£;i>_¢g___;>__l§"f____i is I

neue a y grim' ~ I "

Syllabus ferr 1910 will be ready for

.0 rue lu-:roar

Meanwhile, all enquiries should be

.EHIIIH PIIIIIIEII

INSIIIIIIIIIIINAIE

I WINNIPEG, June 7A(Spcciulr--TlieI choir of the Sacred Heart Catholic church here is 'in revolt against the :authority of the parish priest, Fath-I er Portelance, wllo lius annouiilccrl that he will not celebrate high in-has uguin until the insiirbol'dillnti<ill has ceased.

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IN LIINIIIIII

The Opening of Internal oi.aI

House Show on Satur- I

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EIIIISAIIIIN IIE

THE IIAEKWAIIII

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Sixth Annual Meeting of Con- ference For Considering -This Vital Ouestion.

BUFFALO, June 7--(Special)-The

sixth annual conference on the educa-

qucl|t'c‘n of cheaper cable rates ee- Staind quickly the probleins of lnidia.Ition of backward, truant and delin- f-Ween the Coilicinies and the Moth.,-r.I T. D. floss of (ittawn, urged th.-it Iquelit rhlliiren wliic'u lneelts each year land was debated with enthusiasm-at _ there slloixlii ‘ne Gnvernlilent calill=Iin conjunction with tlie'.Nationa»l Con-

ference of Charities and Correction, has begun its sessions here.

Mrs. Ainigh, Geneva, Ills, made a

Ipien for the Imrder-lille girl who fa Isolliewliut illlective but not feeble- illlinded.

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Mlllllll SYILE

IIECIIIIII BHIIKEN

SAN Bl¢iiNAllDIl\$U, (.‘nl_, Junt~‘7-

(S|iri:iiili~l‘iiul llurkuln ol' Los Auge- lls lowered tile \v<»rld‘s record for llllitur cycles yesterday by covering ii\'c miles in a colilpetitive race in' 4.45 2-5, standing start.

IHE SIIHIIINNS .

ARE LIIEAIIII

W.th the Except o. of iw ,'11 St. Johns- Rest Prob-

ably§ife-

li'l`. JOIlN'l~l, June 7--(Spccinl)- \‘.`i.`z 2 ic xce-pe.‘on of two, all of tho . ' My overdue schooners have ht'i.l I .-. .i.

'i“»~ n' sir sill- .~f.r.-u ure rob-

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day Last _:...._. .i .lied in bg. .‘ ~ Jr in ilnrbiiril

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i-eh-._l .. telegraph stations.

LONDON, June T-(Special)---'1`lie Interna. orial Horec '~iliow a bi' ev-I

There was great entliusiaiml overI

contests in which British and Amer- ica horses won the mr .1 :y of counits.

Keep Minard's Linimem in the hoise.

AilI.'llEIISHIIP IIIES

OTTAWA, June_'7.--Archbishop Jo-

seph Thomas Duhfmaiel, of the Metro- politan Roman Catholic See of Ot- tawa, and Chancellor of the Univer- sity of Ottawa, died suddenly hurt night of reihiumatism of the heart at Csisselmaii, Russel County,

. Ask for Mi'nald’s and take no other.

' Charlottetown, ’

May 6, i909.

Worthy Representatives 1- I

I assure you it givesI

me great pleasure to meet you and. address you on this the occasion of our second Quarterly Session, in the capital city of o-nr province.

It is highly fitting that we should

recognize and sincerely appreciate the goodness of God in the manifold bmtiowals of His mercy upon' us diur- in; the past quarter, may we, now, and in future, find the best inilpirii- tions of our lives i'n- l-lim and in His Son Jesus Christ, and as we lend ourselves to the discussionri and transact- ions of this day, may the spirit of .true charity find uncouragement in our hearts, may m.agnar»lim:ity rule in our deliberations, and may each one of us be deeply conscious ofthe in- tugrity of our cause, the nobility of its aims and the elevating character of lbs accomplishments. To this end, therefore, may selfishness be abandoned. and may the spirit of 'the master inhabit our efforts and control our lives. Thun, shall our work in bahalf of our race, become immortal and, 'impartial history shall bless our day, mud our achieve- ments shall be engraven upon the

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'0F S. 0. T.

ers, everywhere, and of all classes, view withsatisfsciiion any reduction of Great Britaiii's drink bill.

Absolute prohibition of the impor-

tation and sale of intoxicants, in any shape or form, is the objective point the temperance forces of the Iceland have in view I A bill has boon framed in accordance with the wishes of thc people, and introduced into Parliament of that country. And it is said the bill is very likely to become law.

ln Australia tem-perance reform is

adding-to its strength continually and is a‘ live question among the people.

The condition in the United States

'is most hopeful, most encournghig and most significant. I will not stop to na/me the different states of the linion wherein splmdid progress is seen. Let it be said that the al- lies of our common cause over there are very mllch alive, and in almost. every sitatiu Legislature, as well as in ‘Congress itself, temperanca legislai- tion is more than ever s prominent issue.

In Onturio the good work goes on. The advocates oi temrornncv 1" 0*' ergotfc in a somewhat! new dirofiiw in some sections. They are CODVAM' ed that hotels can he successfully

tablets of enduring memory.

A glance at. the array of the fight-

ing forclu in the telnperanoe' world, gives no cause for the slightest alann, but rather the largest en- couragement, and good reason to conclude that our esuse occupies A prominent place in the discuss ons of moral issues. and in the addust- mlunfl of economic problems. '. The world is fssii learniiiir the BS'

son that intemperancn always moans physical dlstruction and moral de- gradation, whlle the_ product of U10 traffic is it serious menace to commer- cial, industrial and social life. Tho Christiim church is more aggressive

fnst this deistro er of miiilionn,

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buegngu as if \\ as d0l1€Il\l|\8 diy! II

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tric light-in ilu- automobileslf

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ago Y than dvilr before, and the Kings Of Commerce are reckoning with this "Monster" as the stubliurn foo. In England, although temperance

legislation is not as advanced as the friends of tenrpersince might desire. it is vory gratifying to learn that, during tho your 1908, a very consi- derlblo reduction was road in the consumption of aloholic liquors. Comparing the your 1907 with 1908 the decrease in the expenditure for intoxicants makes manifest the fact that li widely prevailing cameo is affecting the spending power of the country generally. Social reform-

mana ed and made rofitable to own- Iers wllzthout the saNe of intoxicatini licuors on the rrerniiveii- ~'I'h'Y BN accordingly buying uP mlm! °' tw hotels and conducting them on n 'strictly ,tanpel-ance basis. Local Option is fast gaining ground.

A few weeks ago a prohibition ro~

solution was introduced int'o~th¢ log~ islatnre of Nova Scotia. It vu somewhat drastic in its rainin- ments, for it asked for local prohibi- tion with the imaotmot of the neon- ssry machinery for enforcement, and, lalsu, that the Federal Government lic memonalincd to amend its legislat/lon to prevent the importoltiou of .liquor into the province. This resolution -wan the subject of lengthy and ani- mated dlbalids. Buff. voting till turned it flown' to the diseouruga ment and dissatisfaction of the wm- lperanca people of Novo Bootie. But we are enabled to learn that' thloft nnist be a lively interest takin in ,tho question of Temperance reionm ii that province. When even the at. tempt was meds to have Inch nd- vanoed legislaiiiion enacted. Mo may feel assured that the issue will not die. and in the course of a few years we may expect! to hear from Nova Scotia again in the some dir- ection. ' _

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