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(Canadian Press) QllEBE(.f, June 18.-It was assert- ed by James Francis Golway, Quar- termaster of the Empress of Ireland, that the stearrier did rnot steer well' that lier wheel jammed a few hoard

before é_li`n__collislon which lent her to the bo .?».9f the Bt. Lawrence on May 20tli§,lft_i_;_at she swerved badly; that the crew; of-_-the steamer Alden could _testify to these facts and de- nials of these claims by responsible! officers of the lost teamer were statements made at to-'day’s session of the' Dominionflommissiou inquiry.

. 'i‘he session was one of quickly-

changing and startling interest from start to finish. Lord Mersey was alone not excited at the pro- duction of Golwa.y's_ remarks. He alone did not seem ho attach much iiiiportancc _ to Go1way’s statements. The pilot who was in charge when the jamming occurred, denied this cvidlnec. _

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Bl'lfY, L. I., June 17.-Thé interna- tional polo cup, emblematic of the world's championship, will cross the‘ ocean again, having been won here ycsterday by the English team inthe second game oi' the series by a score of 4 ‘to 2 Q. Although the Am- erican defenders made a desperate last ditch stand they were not quite' equal to winning. '|`heir thrilling rushes, both individually and as a team in the closing minutes of the struggle aroused forty thousand spec tutors to a frenzy, however, and no previous international polo struggle uver closed-under such terse an‘d.ex- citing conditions. _ _ l-Exports expressed the opinion after the game that the English four

played `a trifle below the remarkable _

form of Saturday, andfthis was un-._ ‘ iloubtedly -true, hui:__t_e fact rem»ains,_ _` _ _rg :init nie iorcin'g<Y.i£1sy1?'oi"'ths ueienii- _ li ‘j ,- -

ers gave tlfl! winners little chance to show the clever combination work in passing and striking thatwas so marked in the first game. ' - _

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\'ARMOU'l`H, N. S., June 18.-llevr Wm. Mortihier Knouin, one oi the

oldest Briant.-l`st_‘ Min1st_.irs_in eastern (`annda, led-_ Est night, aged 86.1-fe was born at, illstream, N. B. _

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wasriii; <-_souls "P1.ArN_ saw-INl§_ doses- Apply-_.at“this‘_ofilce. " - _ T . = ____ . _ 2954-5-151viai. wK ci£E§Z's6n. srnlxo- no‘ii,'__;ippis~ co' 'euington Hasiom. _Secr_siihry;_~__-___`__f,_'_ ___ ______ _ 81138-5-19M_3i.. wnn. 'ifrin rmsfrv woo roox ii-:Y meersehaiim ips from Cnrier's¢auc~

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tion ir "js please return it? E. C.. MeDail_T_i%?~ _ ,___ _$038. Assure wan'rmn'~ _Ar o.\'cl_:?3- A

good hustllng ‘selesAmai; can eagilr ear -$6_~~ ii “il -‘ PPY “U-1' “fl __ss'§°~ I -T°”=' _"=T.seei§-.6-1ill!l.ii-- \vAN_'r%.-_-0Al'Anl¢a Gnu. ~s6ii'

llei\oral”-hd orkl" 1AL1P1Y. to MTB; Horsii,»‘~1iiu ~ lm c - avenue. sore-c-is M3l.-_ 'i_"' ;. “'11 ` y____;____ Eff” had Grin rArn’as.i ran- ties fre`qiiii'l ‘g paper -for .- hureaux. shelv_||,-"'c`l§é., should applyto The ou,,riu¢',,j'_¢_;iii,,_ assi-5-sumti. w/mirth' `?3f1gt%Arnr.v A _nann- ei. “ :mars e..*°

oppmi _~`5|-.- su ui r mo B- _D- ___»iy_i.»_.__ru» °s°'§:’_,§°sfi-iee1- .urorr1os.i`w'si -_wins _ sans os _'rss marie; square to an at 12 ° ¢l°°\‘ noon, `1.‘sioeii general puree”

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_ _(Canadian Press)

l‘.'l(lN'lRl:lAL, June 18.-Vassil Del Mase. who is awaiting ti-mi on n ¢‘\\HfB'¢ of stealing large sums of 11101195’ from the M`erchant’s Bank, will have to stay -in jail o. few days

to find hr-ndsmen. The Merchant's Bank issued a new writ against Del- mflxe with a view to securing part at least of the $100,000 stolen money from the Quebec Bank.

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UHTHUTU WITH

IHHTUULTHITITS

(Canadian Press) -

VAN(`()L’V}<iR, June ls.-Following

o report of thc auditors of the Can- adian Home Investment Company, about |50 contract-holders met to- flighl ani unanimously passed a re- solution directing the committee in "ictoriii, assisted by members of the (Jontracif-lzclrlers Committee, of this City. to request 'the Attorney-Geneo .nl to start criminal proceedings against the directors of the conrpany for alleged irregularities.

SHUT BY THE _

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H.»\VANA,‘ -Tune 16.-(‘olone_l Chas.

Agulrra,‘Chlef of Police of Havana, who was Minister to Brazil under Go- mez administration shot and fatal- ly wounded 'Generosc Canal, his partner in auto business during s quarrel last evening. Senor' Canal is connected with u. number of prom- inent families and th_ere_are tears of further trouble.

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OTTAWA, june 18.-“I could place

ten thousand men on farms in On-` tario ulon`e,’_'}‘ said Hon. T. W. Cro- thers yesterday before, leaving for Prince Edwa`rd Island-, where his me-

'dical.arlvi_sEr has ordered him to go fora /n'0`tl1_'s‘, rest. ?Mr."Cr0thers wus seriously ill ol erys`ipelas;rec‘ent;

ly. and is 'not _,ye '$_n'the best of

lirulth. _'Mew . . ,

The llfllnisteri of Labor discussed

the lirhnr situation throughout _Can- mln. 7 Reports to Ottawa from vari- ous cr_r\1r~ci- are thot* therel a_re'many out of work. _ _

"The trouble is," said Mr._Cro-

thers, “r.hat~ so many of these men ri-fuse absolutely to go on the farms, E.very_wl:-ere there _is an outcry fotif farm hell.. As a` people we are leg-. ing .n.pni_y bec_e,use_ ,yve~can't get ef land tilled ‘as_`it‘ should be.. What- `cver milltates against the farmer -_,ii-.il_itii't__p_s against Canada ae_a-'wliole. If wcggnulc'-_only induce thoseout cl_f__ "work to go into the coun‘try_b_§_¥8y _from the, city and-its free -dinner tables, it would be n. great thing ior, this eountry._" » . _

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wIN_\'1r1tG, June 11.-premier Roh-,; lin announced in an address _at Caf- man last night that the__prq_yinclsl erections whine. music sfiasv: _ 'J“1v. 10th, witli__,no_mins'1:_ione'a week ear- lier,. _ T 5"

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v[~0il0Nq~Q_ June 19.-3 Maritime: fresh' southwesterly and southerly winds; fair and ‘warm today? B ‘UW scattered showers during the night or

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(Canadian Press) V

with ,._ big hble in -hor side nmidships caused by ,. collision with the Liver- pool grain steamer Incemoru, bound

than the German steamer, of 3,0d0 oddtons is in dock here with her 'bows badly smashed.

The collision occurred in the Eng-

lish channel. thirteen miles south of the Nab li-ghtship, in a dense fog. Ju-st bow it occurred' and on which

vessel lies the responsihiiity__ cannot be ascertained at the present time.

UTSTITUUTWE TIHT

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(Canadian Press)

\‘l’A'l"ER'l`0WN June 18- Twelve

which smrted in a barn of the Bur-

(iermun Liner Kaiser Wilhelm

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'rue arrears or the Kaiser Wilhelm 11.

SOUTHAM-P'l`0N, England, June 17. lhave pe-rrnitted 0 communication to

-The North German Lloyd steam»er'»ne held with ‘ngiyoue on board, find li-aiser Wilhelm II., which left South- ithey theniselveshavc refused to give umpton shortly after noon today, out nny information whatever. Such bound for New York- with n thousand -scant details ns have been obtained passiigers, lies _at anchlor tonight ofl_cnnie from the Im-umore. That ves- Netfuy, three miles to the southeast, 'sei, it is stated by those on board,

had virtually come to a stop because of the drsisger in bein; under way in

such ,, thick fqf, which suddenly thnre

from it Black Sen port for Antwerp. _ loomed up,_ ju t nh.~nd of her, the

The lncemore, H, much smaller craft liiuge bulk of' t-he Kaiser Wilihelm.

TEHRIFIC IM l'AC'1‘.

Both captain' ,aiu their Lest to

avert a colllsio , hut the -short dis- tance separutill ‘the two vaseels ren- dered their eflo' ineilccturil, and tho Tncemore _struc he liner on tho stur- honrd side ami ips. The force of the imjiact crumble up her own bows

l tore ,_ big p in the Kaiser \\`il-

helm"s side. li-_ the impression of th se a.o id t I ccmore that thai

o T a' lr A i _hole was entlr above the water- I

line. "Phe two sieaniers stood l\.Y each otlier until it was ascertained that neither needed immediate assistance then both started .-‘lowly for South- ampton.

"l"nc\ forepeak of the Incemore rap-

idly tllled with Water, but the stout bulkhead confined it there, nn-il al-

cl

. ‘. ’. ' ' though .<0 mu 1 down by the hows

buildings were wiped out with a loss‘. i of mm-ii than >,<1gi|_300_ when 3 5", that the propeller was half out of the

water, she managed to crawl into

dock Con' Company, swept the port. There it was found that ‘the nc\rthwei=ti‘rn section this afternoon. il:-image to the bows extended for n

Twenty thousand tons of coal was'-l_en;th_ of t\velve"__feet _und u_width of destroyed. “lten fcet._ l __ - ~

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l,000 PTTSSTENGERS

by Freighter During Dense Fog.

‘ doping Ho`le‘Torn in her. Hull Left Southampton for New T 'York. Passengers Safely Transferred to Another Steamer.

, S0l7'l_‘l-lAl\ll“TON, June 18.- The liaiser Wilhelm II., of the North Geriimii Lloyd Line, entered thol docks to-duy. Divers immediately began to examine her hull_to ascer- lain the extent of danragc she sus- tained l~~lo\v the water line in the collision to-day with the British steam:-i Incenzore. Il: was known before l.or uri-ivul that thc liner had ri hole in her starboard side. Tlic

doniage to her upper works was con- cealed with tnrpaulins when she en* tered the dock, but nppureutly it wus only trifling, Arrangements were made for the transfer of pas- sengers from the Kaiser Wilhelm II. to thc Imperutor, due to leave Southai. pton for New ‘fork to-day. ..~.,...~..~.~..~.~.~.._....~...-.~.--»-~

UUNTHTUT TUU _ STLVTUTNU TIVIPUTSS

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(Canadian Press)

Ql’l<]l<iFlt_‘-_ June 18.-The contract

for thc salvage of the Empress of lrelauil ua.-' let to the Canadian Sul- viige Ari=o<-iutionl is expected sal- vugiiig will take two months. lt has not yet been decided whether at- tempts will he ni-alle to raise the luill after the bodies and valuables

_have been removed. _

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UUNUUH IIUTTTTITUTU UN EHITT .|U3T|lIi

(Canadian Press)

(‘Al\’il.lR]liGE, June 18.-At the

fini-vard commencement exercises to- day, the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred iipou Sir (‘hnr1ee Fitz- patrick, ivciubei' of the British Privy Council uni: Chief Justice of Ciiiirilin.

ENTTUTTINTU

AT LUNUHTUN

((_'i.nadian Press)

LONDON. June 18.- Earl Grey,

\\ho had arrived in England u few days ago, after an extended trip, presided at it luncheon given by the Royal Colonial institute yesterday lit which Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, was ii guest. Sir Percy is ii well known writer, financier und politician. l-le is un authority on South African affairs and took an optimistic survey of the

‘count condition, claimini. that thc

P, -. _ . great industry in rloiitli Africa is expressed in words" We make His- tory." He defended the action of the South African liovernnient in the labor trouble on the ground that mobilization of a citizens’ army cu- Lailed such heavy llrss on the com- munity that the Liovcrnmcnt was hound to make its rccurri-nee im- possible. I-lc stated that South

_\fricu had done its duty in Imperial

defence. He eulmgizcd the Canadian

club idea.

TSSUUTTTTUN Will

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the Canadian Association for th Prevention of Tiiherciilosis will b

fax, on Monday and Tuesday, l3t and 14th July, beginning on Monda at 10 a. m.

\ MUU. STTUNl‘S 1

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'liearty.recépt.i,on on his visit to St. 'Mai-y’s Parish, ` Souris, on MOIIUHY evening, the-15th inst. .

His, Excellency' accompanied by

Bishop 0.’I_.cary and the secretary of the Ilclegntion, Mgr. Sinnott, ar- rived nt £~_io\\ris`by the express from Charlottetown. At the station the Pastor,-Rev. R. Tl. Macdonald, the parishioners of St. }lary’s and many others, mnkiug an increase con- course, awaited the arrival of the train to greet Il-Tis Excellency with a lieagty and joyous welcome. -

At 6.30 the train arrived at the

station. The large crowd having formed in procession proceeded to the Parochial House presenting an impressive 'und iinilosillll BDD¢l\l'8ll°9- 'l`lie procession was headed hy the :lourls band followed by members of

` he Poly Name \ociety th U M

were; rin _ _aiu

r an ldrese with all

cuts of lil' Albert Ducheuiin cele-

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riagcs were His Excellency the Dele

`_ ' "_;- I /*"_f' ' d,»M_ M I . l’_ f‘. Tantol fund Mr. J. IE. flizclicnzln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- gate, llis Lusdshlp Bishop ()’l.eury Mxé: Ilbtlxlzollglzhzflbllrlllxllelirstgd rtlllb wlrlsll ffharlottetlown. After nlfivi' Iluvlli-mill. b0U1 Tlelnl! T-7"““d` und Mgr. Sinnott accompanied by ‘mgffg " 'r,iv¢i-'|5';»y_»`gf1;hoir marriage niinnfiioiis mrepast the happy couple children <4 the recipients- Ti- iS Bl* thc pastor and visiting clergy from `ye@tTal+aiTyn evening-L~at the ‘home 2! -I .ri-.» téd- with irsaoi soul. --o int-e1'rf<lisi:~to note that we ner- on-, neighboring nirisin-.s, the miss

of the creat suthering following bc-

A _ _~ nr -_ yin _ -. »- _ __ _ _

Tazgr l.'Tlo'l*€l'|r n:'TaTilTlae,'Af}!l‘l:T‘l<?ilT:(;town,; pgsslble?/T The prescn- bruted their golden \ve<Jdi\1i< fvfty- hind the carriages on_foot. _

'£_Ii'.'Ei`l\E_-£5950 P1`°$°l\t We” `Mi`; ‘mil 'tation was made by little Muriellsevcn y¢‘uri_ ago. It is the wish of _ 'l‘_hc Sogiris band ;i\_scoursse_d 0X_c_0_l_-_ - ` -, ~` “_ . . _ _ -_». on an ap rnpr si e mu .. _wurzé gxzggig’ Iliiéheniui, daughter' of Mr. F. M. and ull that Mi. and-Mrs. l)tichc_..ln may_ __________ ______c________oT;_ _ presented __ st___k_ _md M~__-B n___D_mhiemin_ _ B~y.;m°y_ U_~@._\]af¢_}\_/1|-5, Ducliqmln, and the nd- continur tc enjoy mnny _ moreyenrs _ng and pleasing _ spe,__,_Ad,,_

_ ' " ` " ~ ° 'dress wus' read li Master Warren of hnpi-iurss together. rrhe h¢._,,,,m,,] decorations with an

Mr F. l*.r\ Duchemin, Sackville, N.B., _ _ Y

" _ ~ _ ' _ », _ _ ' 1_‘ ___“_____________,____________________________________v____________________,_________._.______________,__________, ar;-ii, imcription, flags, banners and

at-‘-‘-‘-'-“-5-1*-'-‘~'-‘-‘f-‘-'j'-F*-"`-`-`-"~`-"`j`j'-`-""""""*"i""?""""""‘7Z"""`"'-""'T"_"""""""""W" hunting in Papal colours added much

o the fostivity of the occasion A

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‘ ` " T f' _ - ' ` _~ V ' 0 ' feature worthy oispecial ntentionwas

' - _ E1- . _ ' D the part taken by' the pupils of the _ :_ c_°" f ` "‘ _T __ ' "` __ -, __ _ _ ___ -__ _ - _ -. _ - _ _ i ’ ‘ Convent school who, to greet the

-_ _ _ -_ ' ` " . ` ','» » . l _ _ Delegate, were marsballcd in front

' Z ' ' ` » _ ,. ' ' ‘V of the Vonvcnt in the splendid form - ' " - 1 .K - “ ' _ ~ * _ .and manner that the Sisters of Notre

.-_- . '__ _ __ i__ __ ~_ _ __ _ ,_ ‘_ ._ _,_ Dmne knou so well hnw to put into

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xeention When the 'procession arrived at the arochial House, it stopped, divided

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““" llrliYilllf'V0l¢°.£°"¢¢i-T".-*hi '?°l"l-'U W. '80 '°“' T‘“‘* t°, “i S °' fr; ..1‘2::..._fini..“.2.';.“'.f%:.;;i.:‘s§

' ' ` `, ' "1 __ ._ 'i , ‘ " ~_ :'._,_‘ Y ‘fI-1_'_- - -_ ' T V _ _ _ - V ~ ‘ -_ and the clergy passing betwecn ilwfic

.I°.‘iLii222“£i»°'J’$"2i‘1?»‘T ` 1 '*°°;?»; .TTllF_'l_i¥“l?:F*‘* °°“*°“' ‘*""E“‘°"i 0"” 5'* “°'“.““ = e‘:;'f‘°.s.i:.‘;"‘;'..i:;°n.'”;;.;:::::.

previous vlllillf "T " ' . -_ ' '- »"`- .." » ‘ accompanied hy the cu-_i-gy and by the

M9 - ~`Y°°‘-_ . ~` y _ ll ~0T YUTIT' ' _ h -a. sit " - . .__ .a it ~ -T a 5¥‘l’°i‘ s P~*."?",.. ° 3? “T” “ff” ‘T T . ::;'i:.°::gii§ :..:.;..°';;..; ‘ _ 1 _ i 2 . ' _ = H s » ' it i’ t , cc

be lfllili'\70l1f\‘\¥f»`\'5_"."_“_.` lT:~,-gif. 'V lf ' Emir _villlitt-ibs'll1egi\rT; tl-TE rexocfilse “Ecco ¢i;~___ _.‘l0l'-,iU"f.V .g-__ "1 . 2 < ,.` 1" .-T " ._ , _fn i‘ ‘ ~- ; ' ' _ --‘_ * _ ' il ' sacerdos Magnus." The Delegate and '*i!i0¥'\'ll“¢"`“'» 7' slfl , a _ fs " 'lr ."-~.,’w,~ ,Q-ef'-~` L_.” ' 'V T -_ f‘:P”"""‘”"‘”“'*””° ' ‘ ` the clei'$Y now advanced by way of-

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he center aisle to the sanctuary

newl ` N0 PLACE FOR UOAFER where~_pi‘ayers appropriate to the oc-

casion were sung hy the Pastor, al-

the present* big vote offer ter which solemn _blessing was given no reason why. 5 cendddate by His Excellency. The elders of the

at ima gym, gunner-in~ Parish now advanced and Mr.~ Mich- is very easy if youtry. eel Mciformsck, their secretary-, on pi-ment, time we have cor- behalf pi the isithiol ei the Parish,

several eifndidates who have presented an address expressive of been _doing their bent no we felt the ioy and gratitude that filled the mrs was an excuse. but the imn-to oi su on receiving ri visit

from His Excellency, a direct repre- sentative of the/.Holy Father him- ,self; proclaiming the loyalty, affec-

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held in thc Technical Collage, Huli--

USUIUIUT HTUS -

FAMILY UUTHHTL

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(Cnnadian Press) ,..-~

KINGS'l`()N, June l8.-When Wel-

lington Hnbcock, u farmer aged forty,- loi Wilton, refused to get his wife to some and live with him again after ‘u year of separation, he drew n re- rolvci ur~' sho# himself in the tem- ple. llsi-.til vue instantaneous. Be- fore showing hiirself he fired several shots ufmly hitting his wife.

svuli Piiiiuisi

UUT UT Jill TUTIN

_ (Canadian Press) T IO!Il)f, !\_ June 18.-Sylvia Pank- huret \l:lltant Suilragcttes' leader, uae -icli-used from jail. She wus im-

lpi-isoued .lune 10 for attempting to | iuier\'i»;\\‘ Prcrnier Asqnitlr.

NUVA SUUTIT METHUUISTS MTTT

I,lfI_\7l€NBUR(}, X. .\`., June 17.-

f'ommittce.meetings have been held this afternoon and great prepara- tions `fof"tT\e opening of the Nova Scotia Methodist conference today Many delegates have arrived and are being hospit_nhly entertained in the homes of the Methodist friends hero. The nominating committee met at 1.30. The conference special co - iuittce at 2 o'clock and the stati- onary connnittee at 2.30 today, the ‘loyinun will arrive tomorrow. A ‘book room is opened in the Power block where religious books and per- iodicals \\ ill bc sold.

The conference will last for sev-

e eral days and iuuoh important busi- e'nsss win he transacted, on the

ensuiug .\'uuduy thcpulpits ui the

L, Presbyterian and Baptist (‘hurches y will be filled by leading Methodist

divines.

tion and good will of thc- whole par- ish towards the Holy See of .Peter and with feelings of the deepest re- spect and loyalty to the Delegate himself asked His Excellency

raciousl bestow on a t e Faith

diction. ln reply His Excellency thanked the immense congregation,

MHP- 3T~“lZ“li the ~`\P09t°li° Dele' which filled every available space in 2*’~t“» T"a" 'acwrded 3 m0” 1°y"'l and the sacred edifice, for the most cbt-

dial and hearty welcome he received. l-le spoke of their strong and living faith, congratulated them on .their beautiful Church, heing one of the hest,he had so far visited, saying that it could tell better than words “nat the samo people would be_wi1l-, ing and ready to do _ in\the future _ for the greater glory of God and tho advancement, of Holy Faith. He exhorted them one and all to treasure as their greatest' treasure the_ precious gilt of_l)rv~ine Faith-to always live it in their lives, their homes and their families; He blessed all the faithful ofthe Parish, wheth- er present or absent, their homes and families, the sick and the inflrm. liis Excellency made n deep and lasting impression. After having spoken His Excellency 'gnvc`Pontiilcal Bencdietion assisted by Rev. Dr. llalker, llollo llsy, as llescnn, Rev. Father !\lcl’hereon of St. Mnrgnret's, Sub-deacon, and Rev. Mgr. Hlnnott, muster of cercn-onies. His Lordship Iiishop l>'l.em~y was present in tho sanctuary assisted by the Pastor, llcv. R. ll. llucilonulcl. Rev. Dr. lllllis of l<`airflcld and Rev. J. A. Macdonald, curate of . Souris_ were

also present in the sanctuary.

At 9 o'r~lock His Excellency, ac-

companied by Bishop 0‘I.eary and and Mgr. Sinnott sailed hy the Lady Sybil for 'the Magdalen Islands. '|`hus ended n red letter day in the annals of bit. Mary’s Parish, f-louris.

Asus- For .- T uiuiouiuisis

lll'Hl.l\'_ June lil.--T.il‘¢e qualiti-

tiln o’ lilies and ammunition were liinilvil las* night on the Connemara const for _the Nationalist volunteers.

cosine resins. _ nuiouscellius. ~

iissusas sn:

lan ‘__ _

One cent per word each insertion in this column. Hash must, accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. . '

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“lisc Pure Gold Vanilla, Govern-

ment standard. ' 3026.

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"DRINK 0_XOLA yon.v|ill Est het- er, Sleep Better and Feel Better.

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°°l‘0l\`I’l'I\'ELY no Plmilcl allivlod

this year passing through Shaw‘e. Signed, Robert Shaw, Brnclrley Beach

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_\Iinard'| Liniment Corel Diphthetis.