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.JiiS9i‘lrl?»tl’i.‘t.lil'l.'ti’l‘l‘td‘....l cHARLo'rrs'rowN, Pmncs EDWARD 1sLAND, CANADA, MoNDAv, MAY 3,

FUNERAL

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. ' . . M2:2NINO~ Daily- . i tches All Early

Mornilli Mails. Q

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LLKEEUTIUN TKKES Llllllll STRIKE SLKlTllH'S Sllll

` LATE-EMPEROR PLLIIL TUESTTLK Ill ITPEHKTITLK HAS SMKLLPUK

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Belweell LiVillg WQTIS Of- Sfildiefy, Gen- Of Arosha and Seppopil Con- Strike of Labor Unions on Son ofSenatorComeau of Dig-

darmery and Sailors the Funeral Cor-

victed of Murder of Ed Great Lakes Against Lake by Catches Small Pox 'L ward Green Carrier’s Association While in Ottawa-

lege Commences its' Long Journey. _'__ ` __ ' __

sr. JOHN, Moy z-(special)-Aro_‘ cn1cAco, Moy- 2-(special,-serine

pEKlN. May 2-(Sp0¢lnl)B9tWfen The Wltllflilfille W_nS Curried eighty sbn and Seppepil, who were convicted or lalmi- Unions on mn Lake, ,_ ,whip walls of soldiery. sgndalmcry. miles. 9- five days Journey. by relays. or the murder of Edward Green, will “mt the Lak, Cagim. awww, and sailors. the funeral cortege of tho The greatest precautions were taken be hanged. at the same “muon T“¢s_ bi t mt mu ti

who Emperor Kwang Hsu stfarted on against phe possibility of any untow- (lay mm-ning ,Nxt pr0;l;).all:'1l;B Dllwelvev thofalgiggd ol; £1341 li long l0\ll‘l1¢Y ll'0m the orbidden al' GVUD S. There will lien double drop in the are involved in the Great Btn: le city, the scene of his troubled life, to Twenty Ul0\1=‘l1l1d QFUODS W0” <19' scaffold, which is being erected under gg '

Hwang Ling Imperial tombs, where tailed for the protection, and escort, the personal Superlnume of Rad_

me fastnesses of the sacred hills of catafalquc. r _ dme' the proyessional hangmam

gum-mites ii propituous and peaceful. The Chmesepress has been prohibit- The condemned men bear up wen'

resting pl5¢9_ ed, from _making any reference to of- having become resigned. to mu,

The preparations were on a most 5161211 Hniwfy. 0l‘ t0 Pl`¢‘l>Bl'a¢l01`lll’- 110 After the- execution- the bodies will

elaborate Oriental! scale.

9°-f”l>`“"d Ca"-“f“l°l“@~ be gi/en to n priest for burial in the

. ._,- . -- .-~A-- .. - _ church graveyard.

The execution which excites s, large

llrulls in .ulllll nlllllll “-

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HAGUE" May 1_‘(Specia1)“Thc OTTAWA May 1-There is a move-

WASHINGTON' May Z-_(Speuml)% °°“d"'E0“ °E Que” Wmlelmma is ment on foht here to have Dr JT G The conditions in the Interior of ,Ulm-,,ugl,ly Sntlslactm-y_ Rutherlord Veterinary Dh_eL_“`Dr_(';m;

Morocco are had.

The Prince” hlls WD" ““med» eral of Canada, appointed to fill the

Reports indicate that thc Sultan is Juliana, l,0ul5e_ Emma, Mm-l£_ vacancy mused by the death M the

shut up in Fez, und ‘that rebellious tribes were active ut Mequinez. Tire story ls, that they have enter- ed that place, and have sucked it.

Fez is in state of siege.

wEEh°E"‘E““`- Hon, Thomas Greenway,

It is recognized that' Dr. Ruther-

K ford is an exceedingly well nuseiiiled

man. He has had extensive experience in public affairs, having' been ar mem-

"` "`“ `" nor of both the Manitoba arid e

lnlllll nllnlllls L lllllllll ill’ lllllllllll r»..-.-.-o»..i-.-.-=.-f.,;;-.i-..r-...ill

..__ al Department in a most efficient

[U NEW YORK, May 1-Wm. Darrragh, way, as was shown by the fact that'

' the chauffeur who on March 26. ran although f-he l00t ‘md Ul0\1S~h dlsflmu

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down and killed 13-year-old Ingaard prevailed in the border American Trimble, son ofa prominent at"torney» silates during the past year, not a. of (lovington, Kentucky, was yester- single case was allowed to pass the

Thousands are idle in Chicago,

Cleveland, Buffalo, and Other centres, but the situation differs little from that which existed since the opening of nalvlgiatzton, when 'the mlalrlna cn- gineers refused to sign any contratcs in which the open shop clause was in- serted. .

The tie up is merely made complete

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U,llUBLE l]HllWll|Kli~ KT STIUTHKMPTUN

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PORT ELGIN, Ont., May 2-(Spec-

inl)-A double drowning occurred near Southampton, on the Sangeen River the victims being Andrew Hux- ton, and Samuel Cairns.

The men were me/king repairs tio a

bridge, when they fall into the river which is flowing at extra speed on account of the rains.

I The bodies have not been recover- ed. T Both men are married, and Cairns

leaves four children.

KNTIIENT EUKSHETE BHll]Ei

FRANCE, May 1-In the south of

HAMILTON’ ons" May 1-_t'_rE]; C-MT dnyl indicted by the Grand Jury of cordon of guards established on the_

Pune” threaten 0 ‘$0 on I U e De* murder in the first degree. Darrflgh Cnnndlan frontier by Dr. Ruthdr-l

cause the contractors want to cut . _, their wages by two cents an hour. "'vg£:xvnnft';rndr“E;1E;:1ni0 They now receive 37 1-2 and 35 cents Wham “ner Sevérul weeks he was “_ M hour' ucmmung in the" grad.” rested by detectives sent from New

Ewan-_| A |York and broingllt buck to New if rk

E to be the first of its kind' ever bund-

for trial. The indictment is li-‘.lie\'ed

cd down by the Grand Jury cl l\c\v

'_`-' York (‘ounty, for alleged i'f,clil\ess

NFW YORK May 1__Wn“am airtomnhilc driving.

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Dsrragh, the chauffeur, who on,

` r wn and killed '

March 2bth,| an do thirteen-year-old Ingeiard Trimble, _ son of ii prominent uttorncy of (‘.nv- i“;°Eo‘;°19%§'vaf;ic§r§l:§vh;u‘$?e;r O;ll);| lngt/on, Ky., was yesterday indicted, __-. t the Inside Service

ll the rand jur of murder in the ' T JOHN Ma 1-Allgxander Gor-

Y E ' Y I S . . Y ‘ nrst degixie. Darragh speedod away! man' ,.m‘,lOy¢d at Plaster I-lock, rl-ioll alter running young Trimble down, lash result of drinking aconite, Gor-

snd fled to Texas, where nftor sov- 1 man and John. Gods,” found a l,0¢l;le °"'°1w°°ks E1” was “"°SE'°d by d°“!lying outside of thc warehouse, and “SEV” Sem frm" New York 'md I ouch had tl;-kc-ii n drink u-rider thcilllr broughu beck here for trinl. '1‘hc in-.p,_eSS,m, that it was liquor; N., ill dE°T5m°“t E9 believed F0 be th” f“"’E'{etlects we-re noticed for a tinic; but °E ESS kind ever handed dmv” by me (lodsoe, when 'faking dinner licczume grand jury of New York county for - in and was fmed of t-he poison which

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alleged reckless automobile driving. ‘prolmlily sau-d his life, sl£;5B6re&.},, 3;; the quegtmn asked

FINE GIFT FOR MCGILL. MANY CATTLE KILLED. ofn? (\;Vi2.'f1‘e;Sdti"nl ia. rxggnféhtérigiépomuy'

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..?‘.f."'£‘..E".§;'..i.‘.i~“..%:ii».‘\.2°§.‘;%:liT .,§,‘,2.‘,E°“'T>£.”.l ”‘f‘L¥..";‘,°".‘.§‘..I.?“.”.‘.’i.f. 3”. --rl.. ...lm 1- of' -as-f.--ws." the aln-ncnlnoement was made that a head ,gf cattle, Six lwrges ,md B lol, sharply srnnounc§~d the_presidrn,, mag- NEWFOUNDLAND

“Ft °f $50900 t0 the ““W‘”`3"W h°'d of sllctfp. The building' was struck by

EWU” md” T01' the °'nd0“`me'l"t 04 W liglitlning and bllrned.

choir in memory of the late Dr. Har- __ n°¥T‘°n‘ 1°' mam? years ”" professor 'Vllnai-d‘~l binimrnt Cuiel Dillirherin..

Flies lcnocoLArl:s

I or court?" demanded his l10l\Ul”-,warned that the electors did not dc

' "What do you mean by l&u8hlTl1.¢ ‘ll sire to hear him.

that manner?" , The former Premier charged that

‘B “SM-ed in SU-t“r¢T0»Y'a issue the ics who win The Guardinn’s consola-

Whits Cand Co ‘.td., St. John, '~ ` '_ .. ~ I

through_thel¥ representative B. Roy ulifll/‘li¢T)iTlETi!T: contest commenced Thei1m,;Il?'~‘txatldltggmqxséilgtritgém Y landing mad makin; fm; TE,‘;r“;S,,,,Tll`,1,1e. l“l°lmlw. wlll lurnlsll wml>liIll\'ntary Guardian did not intend to provide A tlviiiirio como into the eye of the °f°“"‘ '"8 F “ '"5 “_,. I . ft .5 al’ aaeflllufp Bllbllly Ol thflf high* nearly so clnborate rind expensive an wltnggg, “Such evidence is not satis- and E” th” °°“f“?‘°n'H"r T0" l L“.“`i’ ‘l1°“`5 DHTSY Blllli UL'lllll1l”°llC°0ll1f0>` W itinernry, but the ladies have taken factory, your honor," said he* quiet-lP“*‘h'5d °V°rE’°m`(d‘d . e 1‘:m:,i'm The G“‘“‘“l1ll'Pl l01EY llllfly T01' the so much more iilterest therein than ly, whereupon every 0110. ll\°\“'d'l“g.jured and Succee e Tue; 3, ngtgamg Big Free Trip. As an cvillelwc Ol*-11% was anticipated that very many the judge, lallgllcd- a row-bout. He rfjotp 'fans t to Mormons increase ln the llgmlmd for luxuries have been addcd from week -------“" er and made 'fo ur ertgib gd t the above firm's S0048 it may be to week in npprccintion thereof. land' The incident is 8 T u his mentioned that they will ship, as pveryiiody oiiolnd remember that the intense vcllllcalx leglfls W ° soon as it is posstblc to manufacture no ..specia1»» votes from new and re- prevails throughout t e <iJtony.ha them' “ °““°°d “E u‘*¥'Er high g"“d°'ncwal subscriptions received lifter _-_ The Bonmtes “nd Morris as ve chocolates to Winnipeg. It is certlvlll-L fl ‘ii in on Thursday next can he in- HARRISON, Ark., May 1.-With “°mi°°"°d straight- t'i°k°fsdEn gvglg ly wmnlendable Will- ally lille Oflclilded 'ln the count for the "special" money derived from the sale of sou- distrE°t‘ There me no n even e

Moods manufactured in the Muritimel pl-lzes or 510, in gold and $5. in gold, vemr buchen whim, she has, sold in running.

Pr°"E”°°” ls lll SME* “1ll>1'¢`°“\°'“ted|for bhe tivo weeks’ offer expires at her giimpaigui against thc snlloon. '

demand in the' West,, and is but an-‘that time hub an votes from an Carrie Nduon has purchnwd an “_ SENSATION IN A other verification of the fact that Sources xfecelved helm-g and after “naive tract 0( land in Boone MONTREAL THEATm.; "P°°l’1‘@ WOW ll E004 llllllg “file” they thnr. date and until the contest clos- wiiritry, on' which sho expects to see it_" The White Company will notiw help elect each lndy to the biz ,Demi the remainder of her days. MONTREAL May 1___A se“sM,l¢m offer for sale anything except that "ee trip poultry pigs, pidgeons, peas, and WM “msd Qt th, Theatre Royal which is of high grade and perfect in The following candidates have poll- wpplcs will be raised in guaniilty by Frida., Wmlng when lvllgg Millie De every respccc Those who desire pure ed 0,," .-5 000 votes each since the Mrs Nation accominlto th’ aw LW” the onmml dancer' was “_ °l‘“°°la1¢s are not dlsnvvcl-“lcd ln lost count' or A Worr ego. and not rloniioomorll 'ol liar agent. rested iirimpumly ester givin: WMWS- ' 4 15 000 as passed by copy holde~r1- ._.....‘_...».-l»--- somewhat warm performance, which ‘“‘“° l" 9°- -'Ulm “ltr *llc ell-Ili* Mm Lindo smith. Pownal; Mus 'nie oddrdloo received e' celerrml me been erewdlm: the tlwwfs all hw” Emues ‘md me" °5°°"t“ Wm Emma McMillan, Cornwall; Miss wrly 'this morning from Sydlwy. N- week. The sdnaartion wal redoubled l‘° Wllilllsteil thrcvzh what ur-to-lla” Melinda Jones Pownal; Mies nlrdle 5 stating that Dorothy, the only when Millie eatlnmiastlceilv kissed menulsctory and time see for them- Stevenson NOT-in River; Miss Lizzie ,llihgliler of John T. Peardon former- the cheek of the officer who er-res selves the manner in which high class'D msn". Bmda`bahe_ Miss MVB I of Chm_l0ttet.own died on Sunday her. She was gathered in by a plain Zcode are prepared. Eqlllmple lilly- Miss Irerie Wigglnton. ,awning he the age of twenty, after clothes mam, who had watched li wh” l¢"°“l°* l'"l“fl¢° °°“-ld' l‘°1nrldgetov`vii- 'Miss Mariel Howdtt. A lone illness. 'rho remind vin be dance. and' was teller ¢° the 'Wil T"°"“°“ ff” 'll Pam' 0* l“‘“°° *l“‘“` Tryon- drld`Miss .ladle Ramsay,-Port forwarded to ciiorlottemwn en ruse- charred- with l\\<l°°°l=" <l°°°l°! “ll tlmge wllml, I" Mm! enumerated Hm . _ da The youm, lady was a gmt mv, improper exposure. At the start from day to day ln t-his paper l‘ 'Not l Ev`e,.y' Wsslbl, mnvanlmce ln con. orftj, among th; pwple G( Sydwy ,Millie was examined by the police mat my ° BE*-3 rr" TFTP but everything' ncction with The Guardfnn's Big Free gi-ont sympathy is' being expressed mn' wh” 9r°'“°““§?,t had ‘mt pr hqteseery to make le thoroughly en.|T“p to New York ony and mmm ,B from an ,quarters for the bensmd perly but mairulff ly rcossdihat/3 mnbh' Thm Wm bl’ "0 d‘°~“3°"` “E being arranged ln detail. Each mem- al-,mls 'me W” ‘mum Gut tc; Bppngms l °°m°‘““° °" °°5“E¢“'“°5'*' E0' “““`°|'er f the party will know in ad- P _ ' ___.....---- ' °°'“" 7°'°°r°°7 mam qs' "“ “" “‘"’il'l‘°<l lf" an "mills Suv-L Ksrirgldniet fliers will he pdlillolied or-lrcaoo Masxnrs. ““’ ""‘° um’ T" ""°d'° ,,y°°" M

Dlyef that world renowned Mother-‘ ln ml, paper, elim- post onlne sd- .--- m mn" hu bm m°___° _.sm

Ll” “°°°l°k "°"“°‘l!- LUN 07 °ll0°°“ dress for every day so that they May b--(S_peclal)- FAIR

mtl! lree for everybody to 01\l0y- can receive mall matter from any- April Wheat 112]

7m`gh;,'“E“°Ul° Pl'l2¢S by ills Bfll-Dir where, and thus be,in communication Ap-rib Corn 68| TOROETQ M57 3__(gpe¢l,l)._'Mo \ ‘E C°~~ UT HBWHX £0 the Glslll- with their home and friends all the May Wheat . . 125! ,mtg go fresh west to soutlhwast

France is al concrete arch bridge; k'now'n as the Point du Gard whichfi was erected lu the year 56 B. C. The' concrete in this was not composed all crushed stone or other small aggre- gate of the variety now employed in

IVTEETTKG ‘

‘concrete ’ori'dg‘e work, but wa ol the

Lold style consisting of alternate lay-f

‘N ers of large and small stones, gran/el,l

ford’s staff, '

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etc., and of camentitious' mlalterials. Vitruvlus describes the memorials and- methods in use befnrd thi Christian era, and other writers like Albertii in 1845 and Polladio im 1570 accurately dlescribs the meth-od which' “the alnci- ents” (as bhcy call the'm)' employed, “of using boards laid on edge and flll-, ing the space beftwgen with cement-T and all sorts of smlilf and la/rge,' stones mingled together." It is very improbable that the Pont du Gard” would have withstiood' the rigors of climate of the Northern United States but its alctn-all state of preservation us' well as that of many other speci- mens of uncfbnt concrete work, prov- cs that if modern work is honestly; executed, it will many times outlast- nmly reasonable period, so that al very smnlll yearly sinking fund per cent. is all that is required for ,pro- perly designled. and erected concrete. work.

EXPERIENCES IN

o'r'rAwA, Moy 1~'riio outside Andi inside Civil -Service representatives, organized yesterday, and decided to? apply to the Government to halve the-

0Dr. Smith of Windsor, was elect-. ed President. John F. Whear is, the Island's representative in e'xecu-| tive.

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UNSLTISTKETUHK EVTITENBE.

Did ou see the

“but I heard. it foired "

istrnte. Step 'own id tl n u ____ “““1°g“‘”““‘“g was ‘gf fl? §',ls‘§, sr JoHN's Moy 1.-sir Robert

£:;;i9';g.E1(;;%%ue?E{,E,?§l,¢ lege qu; Bond., former Ilremier, met a hostile t 21 d hwrll turned his back than reception when he attempted to land

lar-th.” I-Tmlelsfdty' _ T _ T . T K » ---1 Tian vt;/nwa to a somewhat lernllve from the steamer at. Baylor;

lneughl. Thisyhad the effect of nrolis- the purpose of addressing a political ing in turn the judge's ire. and be rally- immediately recalled the offender. When he started to go ashore he

"How dare you show such contempt was met by a Morris party, and

"Did YOU? llU“`0"` Se” m° 1a'“5E‘7J the oblectors were engaged 'ny the asked film Irishman' E" 9 most rave' Morris party tn prevent him speak- “ful Umm- bu ing, and announced his intention of

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OTTAWA , May 2-( Special )--Sen-a-

tor Comeau of Digby has had his son with him, a lad of about thirteen, land he spent most of the time ii- bout the senate, and in his fahher's room when there.

H‘e developed smallpox, and has

been taken to the isolation hospital. Comeau is quarantined at his board-

ing house, and the room which he occupied in the Senate, a/nd which two other Senators also occupiledl, is closed.

The matter created considerable

sensation among Senators. r

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THESS IJELEELTLS

,.__. MONTREAL, May 1.-A London

cable says: The following have. noti- fied their intention of supporting Mr. ‘Balfour at the Constitutional Club Ton June 10th at the luncheon to the -delegates attending the Imperial .Press conference. The Duke of Marl- | borough, the Duke of Sutherland, the llluke of Argyll, the Marquis of 'Zet- Iland; Earl Derby, Earl Winterton, |Earl Donougbmore, Lord Roberts, Lord Curzon, Austen Chamberlain, M. P.; Bonar Law, M. P.; Alfred Lyt- itelton, M. P.; George Wyndham, M. P.; Sir Edward Carson, K. C., M. P.; Lord Charles Beresford, Lord Strathcona, Sir Alexander Acland Hood, M. P.; Sir Alexander Hender- son. J. S. Saunders.

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PTILKIE CTIUHT KEWS

The Police Court Saturday was occu- pied witb the case brought by J one Atkins, against. three lads, Galbraith, Smith, and Cantwell, charged with annoying her in her dwelling. Thel evidence taken proved that the wo- man had been subjected to a creat deal of annoyance in this wavy. Cant- well, on account of his youth, was discharged with a strong caution, while in the case of Galbraith und Smith, a sentence of $4 or dftcen days was imposed. This sentence was allowed to stand against them and. to be put into operation the first time any other charge is brought against them. In addition to this the Magistrate gave- them s otrollg reprimand. A manl named Martin. who had been summoned last week as a witness in this case, but who disregarded the summons. WM BY' reigned one, charge of contempt of court. His Honor explained to him that me action made him liable to H very severe .penalty and the defend- ant's very apparent ignoralnce of the law was the only reason why he would wltnold pllnishmvnt ln this case, which excuse, however, would not stand in any case in future-

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ANo'rr-ma CONCIDIATION BOARD-

MONTREAD. May 1-*'1`l1° D°'“l““ l-(yn Toxtile Company have asked for, A code-lilatlo-d Board. undef fl” Wm' louir Aer. the mer ll'-‘M ‘”°°°l’*°‘Enk°:‘f` while the Compalny h9.V¢ U9-med “ ,gm Daniel of the lvllontlmorency mills, the operatives have &?lY0A'llv’:’?l‘} President Guiloaulb, and 6?'

nleet to l%DD01llt 5 tmrd'

_.1--1--** The 'temperature was thirty-eight degrees above zero at tllfcé 0'°1°'°k this morning.

i\'linard‘s Liziimeni Cures Col`d‘s etc. i

todd elucd E Advertisements

. (Tao “yr CHB!1n¢8fJl0l\;.) ig

;‘_T»AN'l`ED, eiglrl for general house- W' work. APDW 50 Mrs' Bngnfu izs Fitzroy st. 1-3<l-tl-

TE hlive ii. good opening for smart

boy in factory. Must apply in pm-son, A, Duchemin & Co. 5-2d3l.

WEDAR. SHINGLES.-A few thou-

Cf sand suitable for walls. Gopzl

1.50 er m., better qua -

Tiievliysd in sltock. A. Duchemlll & oo. -5-adsl.

‘ O N E S T Y

There are lets of honest people ln

the world. lf you-have los! some- iinng perhaps an honorable person found lr.

This ls an llonesl paper :md h0Il¢5l

eeple read ll.

lm” Wh" will the trip. and slr time while on the trip. May corn . . _ _ 71| "udp, fm-, stseloriory, or sinh

“Insulation prizes to six uf the lad- -\-A.

1-vc

May Ponk .. . $17.7-jluwer temperature.

Tcll them about your loss ln our

Cl: failed Want /ids.

Y cousin-1-u,sv.nm~

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From a Correspond in Constantinople.

LONDON. May 2-(Special)-The

Tclcgraphs Constantinople correspon- dent, gives an interesting pon picture of the new Sultan as he appeared at Selamlik.

“Nobody knows what he thinks"

the correspandent says, “as he said nothing.

ance, and indiiierence, in order to

Many believe that he feigned ignor-

A PEN PICTURE

0F NEW SULTAN

ent ol the Telegraph Says, “He Certainly

y is Good, But Very Weak.”

'save his own life, and it appears as .if the Simulation will continue. | One can only read in his prog;-ud. lin!! U99. good natured ingnuousnesi, and almost infantile curiosity, which 'contrasts strongly with his aged sp. pedrnnce.

He certainly ls go-od-, but weak, I was unable to sec in him a sover-

-°'l‘A‘n of the New Epoch, a re organize of Turkey, a Sultan of progress." .

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LIUNS K|LLE|]

BY HUITSEVELT

NAIRIO, East Africa, May 2-

|(Sl/ccinl)-Four lions, formed the magnificent bag of Roosevelt's first dayls big game hunting, consequent- lly the former president was highly lgratified, particularly us three of the -beasts were killed by himself, and the fourth by his son Kermit.

Lions are very numerous, but even

under tlhe circumstances the hunter's luck was exceptional.

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LETTEH Thl]M

S. H. TILAHKL

The Department of Agri-:ul=._lre,

City, is in receipt of a' letter from G. H. Clark, Seed Commissioner, De- partment of Agriculture, Ottawa, In his letter he says, "You are to be congratulated on having one of the, best important annual seed exhiili- tions in Canada. It would of .~<\.:rse,. be much to the ultimate benefit of Prince Edward Island Agriculture ill the present export of grain couldi rapidly be changed to the exports ofi more finished products, as dairy pro- ducts, meut and wool, but the export of high class seed grain, that is: worth from 10c to 20c per bushel in advance of commercial grain prizes, is entirely justifiable and is worthy of the encouragement you havegiven to it through your seed meetings an<l| seed fairs." The farmers ought 'to consider this very seriously. The highest .quality of seed can only be grown on good lnnd and if tho high price of oats due aimoslt entirely to| so much of it taking the place or the! Seed Oats formerly imported from Ontario induces the farmers to feed less of it to their cattle than it. has been doinp.;, the seed trade will be an injury and not n benefit. to this Province. .

COLONIAL. STOCK COMPANY |

opnna Hour-in 'roN1GH'r.i

The Colonial Stock Company willl

present “As n Man Soweth" at thel Opera House tonight. Thc play tcllsi nl charming, story of life in Scotland Land is replete with stirring incidents and delightful comedy situations. Special scenery will be used for each of the four acts and pleasing, al- though not pretentious specialties ~will llc introduced between acts. S.; W. Prabhu- is in receipt of the lol-I lowing telegram from ll. (lravestock mnns\_‘_er of Picton 2- L'-oloniail Stock Company presented As a Man Sow- eth- here last night. Splendid per- formance from every point of view.

The game of bnserbllll played nt

Victoria Park on Sutllrday llfturiiooll between the Mic Mncs and"l`cddy Bcnrs was won by the former by ii score of 23-l7-_ A dctnliled accont of thc match is held over for lack of space.

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l\lilinl'll's T.ii|imcril (`\\l‘l~e- (`».'\rgi~i in Cows

Business men nre already talking

about the advantages there will bra in placing a "Special" advertisement in The Morning Daily Guardian of May 22. One gentleman bus writ that it will not only he an excellent oppor- tfunlty of financially helping a C0011 cause, but that he could get good returns for his money. _

Four-fifths ofthe receipts from all

of the "Special" advertising, 'which will be placed on the "5P0cial' PGKUS with the “Special” nrticlcs by -the ladies' will. bl. loathe “Anti-Tubercu- 'losls movement, The Guardian- mere- ly being paid for the expense of getting each and in type and for in- serting same in each P1180-

Another person has said that altho

he has many friends abroad he will tslie pleasure in mailing each of than a copy of the Women’s Morning

Guardian should not fail t

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Daily Guardian of May 22. Every reader of the Rural Daily

Nl] ITEMITNSTHKTIUN

UN TKULY Till

I PARIS. May 2-(Special:-May Day ‘Passed ofl without ii disturbance any LWll0I'6. and so far as the labor deny. ‘onstratfons were concerned, the el. nboratie precautions, which were tak- if-'l'-' by the government, were wholly

Iunnecessary.

TLLLHEE KTTLNUAKEE

The attefndancc at the First Meth-

odist Church wws very large yoga-"_ dllyday both in the morning and evening. The Rev. Mr. Flanders 0|! Centenary, St. John, spoke yn 5, man. ner not soon to be foigotte-n_ Af th, evening service he dealt with the workshop of life in which thc folrnn- tion of character takes place. His examples were' practical as well as beautiful, and his appeal to thg young men and women for the in- nobling of their lives was one of the strongest and most improssive ever mad-e in the city. Should Mr. Fland- ers ever see lit to visit. Vllnrlotbebowrll again he will he -'urn of the heartiest and sincerest of welcomes.

SKLL TTT WELL

KNIIWK STUHE

Walter S. Brown, the well known

grocer, has sold his business in this City to F. J. Holman at Co., who will continue it in an up-to-date manner. The new firm solicits the continued pa\*.rona'ge of old customers and invites new ones to give them E trial order, as their motto “Good quality, right prices, prompt llelivery and courteous treatment," will be ably carried out in a manner to ln. sure satisfaction. Messrs Holman & Co., are young mon of ability with a practical knowledge of the require- ments ofthe trnde, and as they are also well known over the Province, customers should have every corrid- ence in extending to them a liberal shore of patronage.

FRENCH NAVAL SCANDAL.

PARIS, May 1.-In connection with the navy investigation, recently be- gun by a Parliamentary committee, the announcement is made that M. I’-lcard, Minister of Marine, will pro- secutc the Crcilsot Company for tho delivery of defective nlatcriul.

The Matin snys that rolling cnrrria- ;~cs for turrets are sometimes broken' nndreweldcd by electricity. Other serious accnsntions are made ro- regarding projectilcs and sllllmafrlne boats.

K Miss Ida Pnrsey, North Rustico thas returned home from Montague.

Minl\rd‘s Llnlmenl Cures Distemper.

WHAT THE GUARDIAN

WILL D0 IN A FEW DAYS

send along at least nve cents for 5 copy of the Morning Daily of May Z2, ns it will be by far the most novel and interesting ever published in Eastern Canada. Tile Daughters of the Empire are actively making plans th- surprise everybody on May 22.

Not more than five cents will be

asked for each copy of the paper, but all who desire can pay any larger ii- .mount they wish, for the nett re- ceipts from all such sales and all such "special" advertising will be for the Anti-Tuberculosis movanent. The Guardian will receive no more for each copy of that big issue of from 20 to 24 pages than for the regulon = eight page paper and only the cost of setting in type and inserting each ad- ‘vertisenient Thus the nett receipts twill help stamp out that dread mal- ndy Tubercolosis.

But The Guardian will make some

very important announcements with- in the next few days.

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