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,NEaRo Rio imc A liiwsiiiiis iiiyiiisf 'iiliiiiiinii

DISTURBS CUBA ui iuiiiiii ii niiiiilii sul iisiiis

A mmm IIEIIY Illlilll lr' IIIIllFiIIIIiIIil

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FIV8 'l'll(ll`l8tlf|f|'B|u¢If8, Ill s Pass Resolution Showing , '

Arm3__mn|tury Force _ *’“_ ; , They Are»Ready for Anoth- “'“

With the Tu'rkisI'r Governm er' ight Soon §o Says Governor oftce Col-

smt to Surround cnt’s Decision to Evict I ___ I ony, Sir Ralph Williams,

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(Canadinn Press.)

SAN DIAGO, May 22-Tlis“situa-

gin” iii Cuba is rapidly becoming

more iierious.

lt is no/w estimiated that more

tliiiii 5,000 negroqs have taken np arms in the province of Orientc a-

lone. '

(Canadian Press. )’

l-IAVANA, May 22-Further rein-

fnrf-iiieiits consisting of two compan-

ies of infantry and two batteries of artillery entrained this morning for the province of Oriente. They will assist the government ti'oops_n.1i'eady in that idistrict who iiuniber more than 1,200 men in a movement to surround the negro in- surgents under General Evaristo Enstenpz and General Ivonet, who iire reported at El Caney, El Cobre and San Luis, in the vicinity of San- dcngo,

The Government has not received

ai further advicesfroiii thc disturb-

Il’ eil districts since yesterday. ,

lIIINIlIIlIIIlIl IS '

IIIIIIG IIIIIM

(Canndiuii Press.) ‘

rom' ilu/i‘Ncis, Moy 22-Ji... Fvlcy. for eleven years a conductor on the (‘. N. R., and one of the best liiioirii railway men in the west, lies nt the point of death from injuries received at Rainy River when he slip. peii while attempting to board n irciglit train. s

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0TTAWA'. May zo-'rue Hon. F. D. Monk, minister of public works, Im" lllllhlled out a lengthy program fur t_lie summer months. .At the be- `l5"‘"I"lT of June he will leave the Wllldl f0l‘a tour ofthe nriiicipal llorts in the lower provinces and will rilso visit Anticosti Island. For

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I‘I"‘ "unmet, Sheedy, of the, public the stea_in'c_i-',3}y¢'¢'¢iy,‘0¢ inn 5-iibiiq works devurbhient. .During Juiy “"‘l Auklilt Nha" minister of. public wsris .wi r muks,hi|`.nreisstsa mp of the ;P°l',ts'of-__t)ntat‘lo. aiidfln Aug- :3 he..wil~l` lo 'to` ‘British Columbia, _ _INK in all luis public works un- ‘”‘t""*§lll ,on -the route..

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(Canadlah Press.) _

OTTAWA. May 22-who is is iis the successor of the into U. M Hays as President of the Grand Trunk Hliilway is still a secret with A, W_ Smitbers of London, Eng., Chai,-_ man of 'the Company, who nrrivnd in ()tt_u.wu at-noon today on s, spsciai train.

Since Smithers’ arrived in Canada

gout has crept into his feet and tp. day the complaint is to troublesome that he may not be able to leave his private car at Central Station for a day or so,

It was learned that the Sup;-cmd

head 'of the Grand Trunk_is‘in 0ti;n. wa to confer with some of the cabin- et ministers.

Gout. may interfere with the plans

unless Premier Borden finds it con- venient. to go to Mr. Smitlicrs.

three-t, twenty-five

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HUME Hill Ililll

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(Canadian Press.) 'DULlLIN, May 22-A great Homo Rule rally has been arranged for July lllth in the Theatre _Royal here.

Premier Asquith will be nmong the

speakers. <

MILITARY lVllTIOf|

TORONTO,May 21-The prelimin-

ary hearing in the four charges of fraud preferred against Dr. F. Beat- tie, in connection with returns meds' ,to the Minister of Finance, from the Farmers Bank while Dr. Nesbitt was president, probably will take place before police magistrate Dension on _Tuesday of next week. Both sides concurred in an adjournment to that date, yesterday, nfter the formal pro- ceedings. '

` TO CARRY Wfi`{El.I'l':lS.

T0 (JUMPEL SHIPS

LONDON, Mny 21-llostiiiastei'

General Samuel, in submitting me post office budget, in the House oi Commons yesterday, said the ques- tions ol compulsory wireless install- ation on ships and the conditions that should be imposed for contiou- ous gaging were matters that were ,engaged the consiiidration of the President of the Board of Trade and himself.

IMlVlll`»NBll} FUNERAL.

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i.'rocl<rioLM. May - 21-Thirty

thousand persons yesterilay attended the funeral of August StronBberK» U19 novelist and dramatist, who died on May 14. The students of all the Swedish universities were at the grave, ns well as Prince Eugene. fourth son of the late King Oscar, the members of the Cabinet andthe members of the Riksdatl- -

WOMAN MURDERED.

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i=ios'roN, may z1~ivirs. niiiisii Jewar, s widow 30 years old. Wh" 1_9 gnid to have _coins here recently from Montreal, was found murdered in hex apartments in the South End yester- day. Her nostrils were stuffed with string, her month checked with a kimono, a towel was tightly timid

ck nd there were bruises

gilimllterhelleizl, .zccordlng to Medica`l_ Examiner Leary the woman had been dead since Friday. A suspect was iism by the iwllce

today in connection with the murder `of\Mrs. Jewar. The police without _ins m9n's niigne, but say that he was smpioynd ns n waiter. It WM-..Bll°8°d

that the msn belnz._det.slnod_,_csti_|sd__ th' some trouble a fs W\iUi‘

she _changed her lllatse

8 IBO

was found men. -'rits the Medical

were _

oillillnltlon

fro J agar

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_ on,,.`presldsnt' of the board of trgd 5.g3d3i_ °_°°'-““°°° 1" °”°‘ °°“'°» °' ~°° ¥oori‘5r7-snwstixins' noses

"‘pne3Jdln§,' and iinlss/|.lt.. is soon 'tse -

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(Canadian Press.)

ers are ver bitter toda in connec-

able decision of the Turkish govern- ment to expel Italians. The Messagioro calls it the venge-

ance of barbarians and ‘says it is ‘ contrary to all lnternstional law.

The Vito says Turkey is mistaken if she thinks she will be able to st. ip Italy by a violent decree and states "We have replied by seizing cue is- land and shall continue."

IHl IJISPIISIIL .

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E.II.I. IIIEHESUII

(Cliadian Press.)

BOSTON, May 22--The funeral of

U. V. 'l'. Ilicheson, who was electro- ciited yesterday for the murder of Avis Linnell, took place in the vestrl’ of the Warren Ave Baptist church. Rev. Herbert S. Johnson. WHO WB-B

one of Richeson's spiritual advisers UD to the moment of electrocution and who is the pastor of the church, con- ducted the services.

Less than a score were present. _No information was given aB 1’-0 the disposal of the body.

BOSTON, May 22-The body of

Clarence V. T. Ricbeson who was ex- ecuted in the electric chair at the State Prison in Charlestown eorly yesterday for the murder of Avis Linnell, lay ut. North Grove Street Morgue last night. ~ '

Earlier in the day Dr. George B.

McGrat, Medical Examiner of Suff- olk Co., performed the autopsy re- quired by law in the _case of executed murderers and declared that Riche- sons brain was normal.

Douglas Richeson, of Chicago,

brother of dead man, was undecided regarding the disposal of the remains and the matter will be settled today.

It is expected that the conference will be held at the office of Ati20l`n8¥ Wllliam\A. Morse, who was Riche- son's Counsel. It .Was the under- standing previous to the execution that the body of the former Baptist Minister would be taken to his boy- hqod ,village in Virginia for burial but circumstances arose ycst'2¥`dnY which prevented that plan from being cnri-lcd out.

naw vonx ivisy'z1-'rhs test

said by the d'eq.lers there that prices of most food have steadily risen siuca May 1. For instance. . Beef has risen two cents is pound ln the last week. __ _

Salted and smoked meats have

period. _'_ _ »

Butter has advanced four _cents a

pound. to cover its decline last week.

Mutton and lamb have fallen half

it’ c_0nt_n pound. __ _

Fish are abundant and cheaper iiish .st uiislims last ysiin, _ ,

Higher wages and _ greats; demsinil tor, things are the cause assigned by

moniniilly high cost of living.

'ro i=_:NQuin'm 1N'roj _ , _,

i.IoH'i'ii:nr.iaN's srniiftn.

,noNnos, my ai-siaiisy ani,

,o day test the seyailryiiiant virbui appoint. a court. to lliiu re into - th an-Irs. orciis iigntsrmsn ss ui Thsmcg. This., hfo,»said.'..was.dtie_!, _ tn ‘ai s»¢hst'ui¢-. so-lim is riipiin

led it wlll_liivolvs_the lt0PPa¢s ~ of ' "work ~on' the London docks. “ '

ness sun it '

`~ Thsitdaf will iio_hig_h_thls afternoon . s_t..s.18 s_3l,_t_om ri'sss,,___,nIlts_rnoon at 4.-36: it ‘Y , Il' ll '~'m!‘°1?v_mcm- ,sim IMI" t ‘rut

The sun sets this sftltndon .st 7.85 and `t6mori‘ow_, slt.srne0.n"_st 7.8¢; lt rms 'teiiherrow iiionilnf at 4.11 and Qaturdsy st, 4-17- 3 , , 'rho moon sets' tomorrow morning at 1.41. “x /. ‘ _ 1. flfhs ent, quarter.-of-~ themooii" will he ;‘l‘hursdsy, -'Sled lnb\..> at ,10.i1~-s.

ROME, May 22-Italian newspap-

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tion with what is termed the deplor-

.a misty gale to the east of this

di h.

gone up half a cent a Dound in that M---B~---~~--~-----

B,-,,,y,,,,,.,¢-., 1,, the ,,i-,isnt pii,,_ aUc'rioN- surienion Funni-

_no_cii, the _ Dwelling House adipin-

} I lll'f‘|..g}8'l'|l _OF “Y _iubtrtoumu suriiiaioa six-16111

- (Ca dian Press.)

LONDON, May 22-The national

Th ~ , |' A io l ‘"" uii iii ills "3 .. ..

which has,he n meeting this week

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(Canadian Press.) `

VANCOUVER, May 22-The Brit-

ish Columbia. Methodist Conference at Victoria last: night Passed a resolu-

MIIIISIER D|Sll8bED ‘

TORONTO, Moy 21--The case a-

gainst Rev. J. D. Morrow, charged

that - the ceremony had been per- formed aftcr the hour named in the Act. I

BARBADOS, May 21-The Britisli

this port \vas wrecked today during

ciiissificiiiioi

es. Island Bred, Address A. B. C., Guardian Charlottetown, 5~23dr6i

girl also chamber' maid. Apply at Strathcona. 5-23d6i.

briggs. Apply 803 Fitzroy Bt. _

trcspassing on our properties by shooting, fishing or trapping with- out our pernrission will be dealt with as the law directs. Signed. E. C. Webb. Hamilton McNeill. Caven-

5-23d3ipd

UST -SELL. A BARGAIN, FOR someone. 12 live foxes, bees and honey, 240 chick Chatham Incuba- tor, 100 chick brooder, one Lubin Moving Picture Machine (complete) road or city use, $40.00, deposit $10.00. balance C. 0. D. R. L. Todd Milltown, N. B., Charlotte Co.

5-28d8lpd.

ture. ehrpets, Books; rubber tired buggy, harness, lawn mower, garden tools etc., st the residence of the late John A. McDonald Esc 30 Brighton Rodd on Monday 27th day of May_ commencing nt' 2 o‘- elock, R. Beairsto, Auctioneer.

and`Lots for W. F. Robins nt the premises 286 Grafton Street oppo~ sits Prince of Wales College, on Moiidsy May 21th at 12 o'elo'c¥

inf the residence o Geo. A. Slliisfp Esq and vacant lot on -the , west side of said property 42x16Q, feet .viii be sense in nicer, iz. sein-no Auction 5 28dli

ture, I nm instructed by the Execu- tors of the Estate late Hon. D, F'srcnhsr¢on‘ to ull by suction st Hia im mldsnee '11 Upper Prine; sci-est. Coimnnclng at 2 c'elocl p. m., on wednesday the 89 day of May. all the Household effects Comprising Drawing-room. Sitting- room. Dtnln¢»l.0om., Hall, led- room sud .Kitchen furniture. Noth- ing reserved. House :cpm for _tn- spsetlon on Tuesday the Ivthifrom 10 to 4. Fl. Bsllflto. Audtlohoer.

r'lI!t9. len|Ul_ °_f_i»9_dA!_v£ill .hs _lftesn ~_ ._....._. ...----Y-~

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to; discuss' e operation ot the rc- (uanhdian. p,.,,ss_)

" l ' d I l ,. F8? .’l....¥l*f` -.....'.’ll.‘i.I‘.?l‘"‘...`.l2$°°..i‘lZ§ ‘>."AWA~ Mei 22-The =efwf1~= of

passing _a resolution which indicates N°Wf°““'u°U\`l '¢0“'°|"]5 f0d°¥`l¢f0l1 with _that the men are spoiling for ano- Calnada is' expressed by Sir Ralph

“‘,§,‘,_铧;;f;,“t,0n which “med umm,_ :\;_i;;ia;i_is__ i:_<:_i_'_i:i~i:_‘<:_;__._;i §:'_i.;ny_m :ion smile neisiistsg toasv proven mously , records the Federatlon's “

strenuous `protest against thc awards Way who refuses the over: tures of a g

MIKE ElV°'l1 by th” dI“t"`I°t Wllgcs rich neighbor because he prefers hi

_ own independence.

Sir Ralph is here from Toronto

where he met the Duke of Connaught.

He would _not discuss the .question smashed the throne to fragments or of reclnrocitv between Newfoundland have °°l1fi00d U12 m0na\`°\l “Hiking and the United States but sam pep such remarks in some quiet castle in sonally he was glad the pact was de- S

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tion against the enconragenicnt of n I spirit of mllitarism tlirougliout Unn- liIl'$ lIHiNElS

_ ‘ (Canadian Press.)

iz s in

the Chicago convention as he is al- ready assured of the control of that

y e a or

Dixon, head of the Roosevelt Nation- al Headquarters, today# issued n, statement practically calling on Pre-

first. military aviation con.peiiy in Canada. While no official step has been taken in the matter, it has

onto with 'Casey Baldwin sud J

tors, as twoof the cbicf officers.

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COST 01” "IVIN"- -~`~- - To LET G3 F0" SALE 'STORE the susins or music" iurnizhea bi?

_ . _ _ p “windy °°°up'°d 'by R' H' sq““r°` the village band one hundred Erie

Railroad section men under, direction of their oniclals ripped one and onc-

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living has gone up almost2p\ir cent. HOUSE WANTED OF SEVEN OR qua,-¢,,,,. miifs of gmc; from thu since April 1, and the general' ad- eight rooms with modern improve ,-Ondbed of the Cincinnipgi munton & vniice in the last. year amounts to IIIBMS- ADDI! at Guardian Office. and Chicago Rmiroad at M`-,.519 and 0.70 per cent.. l1¢c0rdin`8 £0 H11 an- _, _,___, §`f'§"- Unlonsdale, near here. As ii result nouncement by Bradltwets- LOST. BETWEEN GUARDIAN AND the short ~iins between Huntington T110 USUN? UP t0 Mny 1 show that Express Office, a kid glove. Finder and Portlsnd,' Ind., is completely

the price of existence is now greater pisnse leave nt Guardian Otlice. tied up. The damage, it _is said, is than tor twenty years nest. ' 5-zadai. the outcome or s long-standing con- In Old WHHhi“l;¢0l\ msfkvlkit WHS iI1()'T1'C"j.3ZK1(iY"“‘§Ey"{g`6i(TjyIi`D troversy between the two railroads

regarding the proposed double track ing of the Erie, John C. Curtis-, re- ceiver for the Cincinnati, Bluffton & Chicago lines, said that h0_h,ss ns- sembled a force of engineers and workmen niid that is new track would be laid today.

BARRACKS ATTAUKED

HAVANAH, May 21-General Ever-

lsto Estenoz, one of the Liberal leaders and General Ivonot. are dir- ecting the movements of the- negro insurgents in the Province, of Or- lente, where the movement has be- come mysterious, according to des-

gatches received - by the Government his morning. A strong hand of no- 'gross assaulted- the Bsrrsolis.0f the rural guardsfat-Manguito. near Cub- thno ln the Province of~0rtlnte,' but

_the rural' guilrtlsl were s€>i`s;to make A;su_xccyssiul science, si liough- they lost. t\`vo`Rllled.-,The loss~of,-_the nu- grou has new-been dcerthlntd.

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~.'1"6."Q`NTQ.-. Mo" , "' .` iléllte r ficshhwishéely tbys_o?tllt.-llglé _lylnds _ I; W 0 rs, ,th rn ‘- tloiiIlhl!ltl§|=i%t'l%` flnlh; nat '°l_li!tl£h` chghl IG lil tlllhflflulfmt ` " f

_'rho temnencurrst tin-ser.. o'eiock this-morals; by the "Rekall stern" 'rested Thermometer wartllrty de-

grer, above urs., ' , , . 'rs iowa; ¢1i_Qeerstsr¢».rseorssa 'yesterday was th y-tour-.degrsl a-

bove sc and that _‘_,' ,frty- f;iui___abl£‘si':'he lo£ H° tabs reousn tvss lgllvm |- sbovs midst nlhs`~;l. hi., yes-

dsy it was-forty-one sad- It alas

n¢nr|§siid'iilii`6-ltsen minima". 'Keep ¥iusril’s.\..lalment. lrtlis house. '“ --‘Ant-for Minsi»d's and teh ue other.

I. llli it 'll'-\\Iff§|._l|l,"£'O.,~ `

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[Il IllI_IIHSIill IIIIIH THREAT

(Canadian Press.)

BERLIW, May 22-The final ses-

stormy one. The social Democratic leader, Geor- e Ledabour, referring to the Em- peror's threat st at banquet ‘ nt Strassburg that he would incorpor- ate Alsace Lorraine iiito Russia de- clared " a people like the England would in a parallel case either have

ame way as had been done to the mad king of Bavaria and ex~sultan Abdul Hamid."

General uproar and confusion

mingled with protests followed.

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(Canadian Press.) LONDON, May 22-“Unless the

with marrying a white girl and n _ V' -_ . _ . as was dismissed in the Police Court paign Bureau today issued a t te_ ° 5 "" this morning, the Magistrate holding me-nt dcc,a,,ng that thi, Prc§,£_mt t that there was not sufficient proof would have at ,cast 600 dale ate _ ‘_

general stand-down will be trdercd omorrow," is the statement of Sec- etary Anderson of the Transport Workers' Federation. .

The employers have given no

, body by e(grc°dinei<;§ifY~ nina that they are in s mood is

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sisssss imrciiisn wi.......si‘ss, M.. 22- s .. i ’”

MAY SHUT OUT VETS.

OTTAWA. May 21-'riis first listen

freighg 5te,,m,,,~ Lord L,md,d0wn'c_ sidcn_t Taft to withdraw from gh., of al>Dl‘0Vcd Bhillications for the which left Norfolk, on May 12, for Pfvnldentml contest. grant Of $100.00 each to the vcter-

NESBITT’ TRIIL IUJOUIE' Il' city.Her total loss is possible. All ‘ to the Finance Department for pay- on board are safe. . ,__ ._ , .

ans of the Fenian raids has bean forwarded by thé'Mllitia Department

ment. Two thousand a/pplicatlans have so far been approved d

_ . _ . an

COIIDEIISEU ADS .» 'roiioN'i‘o, ont. Msy lii~'ri.si~s is ””°‘1“°° will bl’ Sent out Drthwlth to

T00 L"-/E Fon is possibility oi 'rorontc having the th” “"p"°°”“’ bl' "'° F`"‘°n¢° Depart-

m°nf~ The Veterans in the Kingston and Niagara districts are the ones Drlncipally represented in the appli-

Hnlf C0115 D01' W0l'll 080!! lnlvfl-i0l\ been suggested to the Department or cations as approved sale.

in this column. Cash must. accom- Miiicin nt ottawa, by nn oiiinsi- of in ya, ,I pany order' and-five percent discount one of the local corps, that such if lot gf trouble in administering the allowed. Miinimnm charge twenty- company might be organized in Tor-

fivs cents. . , ' "

limi); 1 PAI 6§_ A. D. MeCiirdy, tue Canadian avia-

'rnc Minister of iviiiins is

grant, and is apparently bound tn' make several thousand political ons, mics if the law is strictly cni-rind out. There are now no less than iii. teen thousand applications from bona

wi-s"rssjfii~"o“_sssTn1s‘incY<>6ii """°E" ""’__T“‘°*‘- ""° ef reuse v°tf=f=» <> f»

5. n ‘le in the

Department of Militia, i-.nd some eight thousand additional application orms which have been sent to ap.~ licants have not yet come iii. Thus, counting the two thousand applications already ‘al>Drovcd, there are al least twenty-five thousand mon ln itlie Dominion who -ilaim they are entitled to the $100 granted by Parliament to each of the iiieii isn- der arms in "66 and *`0. .ren ni. lowing for considerable latitude in the acceptance of nppli.-iiti;ins, the-rs is as yet, no adequate process of de- termining the bona fiile nppiimntn from the others..

TROUBLE IN CUBA.

SANTIAGO, Cuba., May 22--Part

ies of armed negroes headed by the Fcdcrals Estenoz and Ivonet .nm- reported operating iii vicinity of Ei- Caiicy, El Cohre and San Luis, and also at various points close to this city.

A band led by lvonet passed through the Firmcza Property oi` the Juragua Iron Company, seizing large number of horses and a quantity of explosives.

The situation is considered serious

but the authorities refuse to give out the news. _ Saville and Ocann the insurgents _attacked and looted stores owned hy Spaniards. who have protested to the Spanish Consul, at Wuaslmas. rAn encounter is reported bntwiisn the insurgents and 'the Rural Gnqi-il at -Yerhagulnea, Guard having two men killed and ssvsrsi wounded.

The strike of Longshoremsn nn;

taken on a serious aspect ss it is lmnosuibis to lose' stssmers sisi his luthorlttes are not able to give pro- tection. .

NEW USE FOR MINES.

TORONTO, May 21-~That even the

most furry of the wild cat trlbs hu its uses. says the Globe, is proven b the acquisition of Erie Cobalt by the Beaver Consolidated as s water rsssrvssiid farm. Back in 1006 before the Tcmlsksm- liig mine had been discovered. Erie stock: wh selling for thirty cents. Holders of Fhsavsr stock vrsrs~evcii induced to pert with their stock for Erie, and at the time consider the

exehxge not s had bargain. es in s iiismr of curiosity che art of the Iris will be pumped out ' ` nomination made. 'riie mi-is was promoted by the late firm ct J. H. _Jewell‘and__.Q9,.,, _. _ -_

M|nard’s i.iclm¢|it used 'hy iuiyslclmni

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MRS

arts scnrcii -

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-Three Lizlcdlng”Sufl‘_riidi

ilgitutors Must Spend?

Nine Months In ~

Prison

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(tliiiiadian Press.) ,

Loniios, May 2z~ivii-s._ninm_ii- line Pinnkhurst, militant sufftagretb leader, and Mr. and Mrs. Pa idk Lawrence, joint editors of' “votes for Women," were pronounced guilty at the Old Bailey sessions today and each sentenced to nine months im- prisonment on it charge of conspir- acy and inciting their followers to do malicious damage to pl'0i18l`\’-}'- 'flue jury in handing down the ver-

dict of guilty accompanied it with recommendation that lei1l0n¢Y BYIOUM be shown to the prisoners. and Jus- tice Oolridgc in delivering judgment took this into consideration.

EIIIIIENEE IIN

IHE IIIEHEHG

Il IIIUIIIIII

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(Canadian Press.)

l.0ND(>N, May 22-That the ics'

berg with which the Titanic collided was one of those of which she had warnings from other shills in the conclusion reached by the BOBNI Of Trade Court of Inquiry after a care- ful examination of the wireless tels- gruins which passed to and from tho steamer on the day of the disaster-.

This was brought out in the course

of today's session when the testimony of the odicers of the Titanic was con- cluded. ,

The evidence was similar to that

given the United States Seiiatorial Committee.

PELLETIER HIS H01' ’

TEHDERED lE$ll`f|ll'l`l0l

OTTAWA, May 21- "Entirely

imaginative and without foundatlog. First I have heard of it." Premf Borden tonight gave the above em- phatic reply to a story circulated industrlously in )‘M0ntl'08l Bud 'Ot' tawa today that Hon. L. P. Pelletier hnd tendered his roslgnatioan as post-

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HON L. P. PELLETIER.

master-geiici-al. The story ‘ _was that/ Mr. Pelletier had token the Gouiii victory iii Quebec personally to heart. and was going out - ~o! the minlstryhecause of- it. Mr. Pei- lettcr has been iiifllsposed, but -' has recovered and in no`\v on`blsW1\Y_ £0 Ottawa. . I

r. 0. DEPARTMENT.-` ~ - "

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o'r'rAw/i, my ei-'riie postpales

depiii-tm/snt has issued an omg, to postmastsrs warnlnlf f-\1Uln"l _ G fraud alleged to have been perpqtrl. by some business houses and _ . m- psnles by which the service out of considerable revenue. _ companies, it is stdted. ha, .sl

number of letters for delivery.. 3 s city, instead of affixing _ _ _ s

stamps. required hr the.:-eg at

use one-cent. stamps and lend '_. ters in at bundle by express to ` the city where thsy‘,si‘a dgtlnsdfyvp they are posted `l|'d\‘op letll\‘I.` notice calls attention to~ths.lll - ity of this schemrby which hslfr ,revenue due £015. t!i¢'f|e‘pl¢¢m0tt"

lost. Postmssmrh arsivransd”

allowing the -.dllivky 'of lush sl' as drop lettsh, on 'painful _ shoulder t\|ol!¢l9onllblllt»y‘fonf\\Q

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