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PORTSMOUTH, June” Z.-While eu-

gaged in manoeuvres od the Isle of Wight to.day ,a ilotllla of torpedo boats made fa mimic attack on two battleships, the Irresistible and Prince of Wales of the home fleet.

The latter collided with a submerg-

ed submarine wrecking the conning tower and superstructure. .

'rho submarine, however, was able to reach the surface and proceed to Portsmouth. The damage to the bat- tleship' consisted in the,dentiag of some of her bottom plates.

THROIIE FUR

ROOSEVELT?

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VIENNA, June 2-Great difficulty

is being experienced in finding an occupant for the throne of the new kingdom of Albania, which is being created out of territory won by the Balkanleague from Turkey. The Italian government has lodged formal objections against the Duke of Urach, extinguishing his kingly hopes just as it had put the quietus on the royal ambitions of the Duke of Montpensler several weeks ago. ...A Although the proposition that the

throne he'oflere_d to Mr. Theodore Roosevelt was- made in jest, recently: some of the European newspapers have begun to consider it seriously.

' A TERRIBLE VENGEANCE.

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ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-Eight

Russian Jews were burned to death today in the village of Pontneif, near Kalisz, Russian Poland. A band of men, whose identity has not been as- certained, after nailing up the door and windows of the house in which their victims resided, set f1re‘to .the building and disappeared. Their mo- tive is believed to have been ven- geance. '

MEDICAL MEN'S CONVENTION.

LONDON, Ont., June 1-Great_pre-

pnrations are under way here for the annual convention of the Canadian Medical »Associatlon, ,which takes place in June. It is expected that. at least 600 medical men -will be in

attendss,c.%a5_oni-.a1l, parts-og-the’ Do-- minion, w e some~o`f_the most not-_ ed doctorsand surgeons in-the Unit?-` ed States snd‘Europ'e will read ph- p'ers.

6 FEET; 11 INCHES HIGH. HE

IS 1RELAND'S_'l‘ALLEST BOY.

MONTREAL, June 1-John John sou, "Ireland's tallest boy," arrived' here this morning on the Lake Mani-_ toba. Johnson who is twenty years 'of age and 6 feet 11 inches in height, is bound for Regina.

ARE r1NEn ron sslhmso

som wrrl-xoU'r LICENSE

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(Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA. June 2.-Despite the

.world-wide financial stringency (hr,

prosperity of the dominion as indicat- ed in the customs receipts, still con- tinues. the receipt/s for the month or May just closed amounted to $10,319, 069,72, an increase ot $892,947 94 over the total for the corrosponfding month of the previous tiseal year.

For the first two month; 0| gh,

present fiscal year the receipts have _D685 $19,l.90,99s,l0, an inéreage over the first two months ol 1912 ‘of $1, 629.924,07.

KINSIS GIIII I - IIIIIS IHINEHM`IN

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LONDON, ._)_une 2.-The marriage oi

Miss Frances Scoviile, r, huuumul American girl, and Walter De lvlumm, of the French family ol (;\.amp,;,g,,g fame, took place quietly today at gg George’s Church, ~ Hanover Square, There were _no attendants and the only persons present were thc relati. ves and n. few intimate friends of the contracting parties. _

The bride is the daughter of Cour.

teney K. Scoville, a banker of Sens. ca, Kas. After her graduation in her native town some years ago sho came to England and has since re- sided here with her sister, Mrs.Louis Treadwell. She is a ~great sports. woman and is said to be the only woman has ever gone down the Crest's Run st St. Moritz.

The couple expect to reside in

‘France mostly, dividing the time be- tween the beautiful town house Mr-_ Mumm has purchased in Paris and their country seat on the outskirts of the city.

DISIZUSS PLANS FOR

APPROPRIATIOH REFORM

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2;-A

special committee ol the house met today and took up for discussion n variety of propositions for changing the form of preparing governmental estimates and appropriations. The ne- cessity of co-ordinating the estimates in some way is generally admitted, but a variety of opinion exists as to the best _ _. plan to be- adopted. Some representatives -.favor _n modification schemg,'while‘others are openly oppos- ed the ~t!ie"~adi5ption of any such plan. ,At present the committee expects to do little else than talk over the sub- ject in a. general =way. Before any change -can he made many laws will have to be repealed, for nothing is more hedged about with statutes than the method of _precedure that

` h/as to be followed in 'asking for_and

spending Uncle Ssm’s money.

PARACHUTE JUMPER

FELL 400 FEET TO EARTH

NEW Yonx, June 1.-milling wo

feet from an aeroplane yesterday, Ar- thur Lampham, a youthful parachute

K1NGgq~0N_ Jun, 1_...3ig T0w;,-_ jumper, landed feet iirst in a Staten

ship of Kingston ` storekcepers were each fined $20 and costs by -Magis-' trate G. H. Hunter yesterday for sell- ,ing cal-bolic acid in violation oi the Pharmacy Act. A provincial detec-

Islsnd marsh and was buried to his neck in the mud. With ropes and boards he was extricated. `At an ‘hos- pital he was found to be sudering from shock.

tive 1,, rom,-dq,,€ up the country sg§r_e._ Lampham was taken up by Harry

keepers who ar_ making sales Qi gerous drugs.

20 HURT IN TRDLLEY WRECK

. _W AKRON, Ohio, _ June 1-Twenty

persons, some of them- women, were injured, some very seriously in street car collision on the Akron,Bed-

city. teeny. .frwo men hed their lege aretl.. erpédlunn t.§'l»e led hy vuh- PBMOOK Of H°f"° °f the "“°°"- "

out oh. __

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One cent per word each insertion

centll. ' ` `

BOY WANTED T0 LEARN _PRINT-

_ing. Apply to G_ui;dian Ofhce. ' i»loism"'rb"LE'r -e noolus

sewrage, .on Euston St. Apply to Ll

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emi. waurilln store. Apply at

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main away three years.

est the

lrmslnllauu

n- B. Brown, an aviator, and was to have made a 500-foot drop. His par-

. smar Btefsnsson, the discoverer of . t. _ 1 ,

he blonde Es_kimos_ pwbgmy Wm on_ board the civic brig un i

, sau from here _“me 10_ They Wm ,.e_ ship s officers took him intow and FIRES BLAMED

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birthday \ honors announced today

in Edinburgh university.

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tive members of the House had caucus during the dinner recess

business of the session. There

the ein to the Grand 'rrnuk

regard approved, following the exp nations which were g1ven_

BIG FIRE IIT

ilvll-lleusr June 1-at 130

null Power company, on Elec

the electric light station is 5, tot wreck.

Other buildings on the other side Church street and also on Elec

Victor bakery on Ratcbiord street,

Sparks. ' One time it looked as if t

lock and Church streets, of

Splendid supply of water kept it c tlnerl to this section.

RESIGNATION OF

GREEK PREMIE

like disposition of troops with gard to Bulgaria.

OANADIAN CADETS WIN;

Strathcona and last. llight they w

Naval and Military tournament. ,T team |1008 to Portsmouth f0l` week-end and will live two days the battleship.

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. JUST TIRED.-A sailor of th

B ‘ I DREW SAILB JUNE 10 H. M. S. Cumberland, --mile cruisin

ford' and cleveland lines uw this vrcronm B. 0 June r.-'ns “'°““‘1 I” °““"‘°“°‘°"“ "°*‘*°"‘“’ s........... ...ul Honey we.. mu... -_ - he .. ~ ~ men and r1fenen.w\uch nnt-\»°_r».»_¢°-

°` \ ' LONDON. June 1--The McC\\11»¢'n §,‘§““,’ ‘°’,““ “gg 2” "”“§,§;’,‘§;,,,,;§ .ny Wu.. an ...essence er.¢»vi_..u

Oi sale of in dern British art ended at e Mg” an mos "wr hundred Idelegatesl on

came weary and was taken care

to the home ship.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Cumberland which arrived ‘in Char the waiting rooms ofthe Shields - PENNANT DAY' lottetown on Saturday iorenoon fro

_ _ BOSTON’ M585" June 3__T° the Halifax; left early this mo;n1l;g___§l° gsttes. _

accompaniment of 'a r-and playing Q“°\’°° “"0 M0l\tr¢e . __ es e __

this column. Cashnnust accompany; 'que gm',..Sm_n led Hume,-_ the A- maui' 0' the °m°°"" ““ ‘mn “

- ~ _ V 1 , . _ _g shore leave but the heavy rain pre- order. Minimum charge twenty live; frisrican League. championship penn- t d them enjoying any outdoo

“nt W” “““"`l°d at Fmwsy Park "°` vm e gi 1)-urin the thre; Canadian Senate’s action re naval day lclore thousands oi ardent fol- "P°rt5 °' D" mes' g 1 i » u th L d ob 1| n -lowers of the chPmpion Red Sox -A day” they were in porsitlletngagtgg M e on on server' ca B 0

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-§'14Mn numb" 9! “ag” °».‘_n°m1sI°nd other (git zhgsvlgytotsleas llllgdsnnt us possi- the three ships so they may be

':t';';nf’,;?1'f‘,f,'::“;‘e:;’mf,I§e:’“';f:f;; :,°&'; ble, most oi the oslcers and men he- ready hy 1915. If norden eventually

' , ' t tai d l ome form or _

O W°\`th ' 9-355” msg? gm; `i°E1d:t‘:,hé;n1::;n.;‘£-1; nag' gtierfn ellhe lltiidetsn wha were ashore take over .the ships at whatever

sERv.E1N.W ° “‘_“'° “ ° “_ ‘

yesterday afternoon spent the time

. l tl ` as possible at the dance at

I woI'FglYso£;2;§§1§gBgg~$§g1gMENT glcgxrlllmeynt House, tween his successor and the Admir- R i .___'_ "°"" _ _

2.-Quebec House, Ax e_§;ly.i_C_>_§_Ar;r;_%__£Mv§J_:;E_i?g_; _A ---"-""°' V the form!! ll0m8 Oi. O 0_ o_ Hsu last night given by .10 _BECOME ORATORB

I i f Messrs. Bruce Ste

21;-tel;p(';)g_“Ut?i , to which a number CHICAGO, June 1.-_-A training. of their lrlénae were lnv.u..l. It was school tier sunrarlet oretorl imc \>°.

' h established by the chicago En Spf-‘I

e encored. Mr. F

some choice-

for

L0ND0N.June 3-Among the Kin¢'I .CALGARY. June 2.-400 union,

ard plumbers were on strike today de-

the bsrunetey on James M. Barrier ‘m*“d1“S Bn increase ol five cents per, 11°v°\1»t. Knlrhzheed on Johnston; -hour. _ ~, Forbes Robertson, actor and Dr. J .Eg They have been getting 60 cents, A- Silhafer, Professor ol psychology ~pcr_hour and now demand 65. The

‘ 1 -volved.

Hill UIUBUS ml will nn.

OTTAWA, June 2--The Conserve-I MONTREAL, June 2.-The City.

to-' Government intends to establish a

night and discussed the remaining wireless station in Mount Royal 1‘al'k_

was The station will be capable of con-

§°“°"l1ul' expressed desire to conclude' necting with Quebec on one side and this week and matters will be shaped Kingston, Ont., on the other. . to that end. It is understood that

and

Canadian Northern was considered I1 I g 1 I. and the government's policy in that " ._ . z _

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(Specinl to The Guardian)

' OTTAWA, June 2.-Of the dozenl

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morning, one oi the most spectaenllm- today the most important was the' und disastrous fire.; that has occurred- Hank Act as amended by the Senate( in Amherst for some time broke out These amendments, according to a in an unoccupied building formerly statement by the Finance Minister,- owned by the Maritime Conl, Hallway while of some moment in themselves

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street. This is totally destroyed und they left the principles of the bill un-_

_ The fire spread to the large board- signiilcance of the Scnate's amend-` UIB 1101180. known as the Glen house, ments. 'They not only voted their ob'-A also known as the Holmes property, jectlons but a. number of them re- This. however, was got under con- corded their votes against the pro-_ trol without considerable damage. posals of the Upper Chamber. The

oi balance of the sitting was prolonged,

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Street Clmght fire on the roof of the to clearing up the order papers oi'

long distance from the fire, caused hy

whole business section between Have- _

WRECKED

town'wel‘e in dan er but the lmo

LONDON, June 2-The Greek pr mier in said to have resigned, n liking the responsibility for the w

re-

TO LIVE ON BATTLESHI

LONDON, June 1.-Canadian cade won the quick and slow tiring mat

schoo. by twelve points They we afterwards entertained by Lo

guests oi Sir Edward Ward, at t

the -

H M S CUMBERLAND --HMS. GLASGOW, June Z-Two tires in-

Ill

in honor of the___nil;_e.-l10l1;°__;i__|:_l_;__\‘\'\1;1

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AMERICA. l;1P;IlnI:1l;s"°:Illdyslnokes were abun-

\, dsntly served throughout the evening

.srumue ana e number °i.

were encelientlyrender-

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élprinelvnl of Open shops is also in-..

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3 Council was notiiied tolday that the

IIIISES IIIII‘SI.I(IIIS

government measures which passed

is through the final stages of legislationi

C were not of great importance in that

M aliected. Several mem-bers took is-

sue with Mr. White in regard to the

c into thc morning hours and devoted_

a the Government.

The stamp machine contract which

cond ten years without further agree- ment if the terms have been substan-

for the occasion.

ami Congress to conduct the unnunl

drills exhibitions and social functions

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An elaborate program ol festivities

I llilliiii IIIHIIUIIS @IIIIIIIIIIHliii MII (HI §I£IIIt »IIIIlII’IIeU,_|_I III IIIIIBIC EIII IIIIIIIS `

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received many gifts in honor oi his population of Quebec will begin to birthday. l-ie had a private luncheon morrow to celebrate the 25th anni- party of his secretaries with his sis- versary of the consecration of Arch- His lionor the Lieutenant-Governor ters and niece as his guests. bishop Begin as bishop of Quebec. ‘ and Mrs. Rogers were at home yelter-¢

day afternoon, when they gave a_ de-

has been prepared for the occasion lightful young people's dance in hon-

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_ including u procession of huol chil-_ or oi the cadets of H. M. S_. Clllllir » _ 4 ~ » '..

dren land Thirty oi the breezy young fel-

Tbs clergy of the diocese will pay lows were present, including 1-lisitoy-_

. their respects to His Grace to-mor- sl Highness pri,-we Albert, In 'mg

‘ row and Wednesday. There will be a early part of the aiternoon the wea-

7 special High Mass followed by an ad- ther was rather unpropitious and pre-

dress from the Mayor, n luncheon and vented the majority of the invited

___ - the school c‘nildn:n's procession. guests from Charlottetown and dis-

tric‘t attending puuctually, but -_tho

Hou. L. P. Pelletier inherited from “det” were ther” pr°mpuY 0" umm his predecessor, Hon. Mr. Lemieux' “"d_ it Wm’ “°t- many mI'”“'“°5 5"-°" wus talhed of in the house today. It' ` paying "°“Ve°t“ t0 u‘°h` “WV “W1 is dated May 20¢_h_ 1.9u_ and is good hostess before they were "tripping-,the for ten ears with a renewal for a se- light fnntas'-1° W9" with t\\°.¥°“I-h

and beauty of the Island. And not at any of the other ports of call, wnere

tially fulfilled. The licensee is Miss TORONTO, Ont., June 2.-A large they “'"° similarly °“t°"mx“°d- dm W" Katherine Elan Fnwns or Ashbury pronorou.. or the seven.; thousand they meet so many charming young Place Westminster. delegates and visitors to the fortietli ladies- "Il elegantly df°55“d» BUIUUS

General Assembly of the Pres\>ytcr;an and amiable to the last degree. The Church in Canada have already a,._ cadets simply revelled in the dances,

’ rived in town. There is _practically a "I Wmch W9” WW” WU *md 501110 91'

_ » mu unendaucs 0! the mi,,,s,_e,.,,,\ tras, and rapturously enjoyed them-

commissioners, and the arrivals late “elves I’°tWe°“ ti

IIIII IIII IIIIIIIUIIS 'g Y ' ` ~ 5

are cxpected to make up the compli- "ad '-0 ““Y» his Piiftner did 11°" .T_°'

ment. 'l`llc rebresentlltiull oi elders °Ug¥\_IV~¢‘ Iailll- _ FOP the rest 01 tile

_, J _ is ,,150 lurge ,md includes “muy dis. evening le enjoyed himself immbnlc y,

l8:§I§!;l:,?lc“;;i't:;Ldc'i't;Lx;,°pe311edM§ya_ tinguished mleu prominent in former lt" H l‘ffCl\H|0d COFIIEF 8111095 011° OF

. r assemblies. Western Canada, in WU N10" COIHUIHIIUHH. lB\1g\1i“Z..°|15¢f°

gggngszd otfatglfwexgfolg g£:yex;I'ci?; particular, promises to be _unusually HHH. null hiding himself behind 011° incident to graduation at the United well represented at the sessions this 0*' “WCP "1 IHS friends M190 N9 W0 States Naval Academy Hosts of yea,-_ Caught (hose of some inquisitive admiring relmives and' other friends With the meetings of several stand- iI\l0BtH \‘l>yi_Yli§ him from Blur. N0 One of the mmsmpmen from au sections ing committees and conferences of S0L\ghlt to intrude upon his retlremenl 0( the country have gathered hem the missionary und other bodies of Silva 008 Illdl/. WI10 30“€ht him 0“f

the church today the assembly _began and Illimtly ll\<l\1lr0d Whether llc was

tolli bt ulld earl tomorrow morning The I'f\“°“ Weflt P 0015' 01103. Bild

‘ to get under wily though the formal the l’l`iI\C0. Hin 1i0y8\ Highness

T k h - _ ' - _ _ -

ed R:55°I§g°;`"?c;fc;h3h;`;e;oyiigiwftqm opening does not tnkc place until bluslllngly lcfrulued from denying the the Umm, reception 0, the board 0, Wednesday evening. The assembly soft impeachment. but as soon as the visitors' a muted ‘_ the President will open in Knox Church, but it will lndy's buck was turned, related the

pp y immediately adjourn to Musscy Hall incident to his fellow cadets, and all

. ‘ , dutions may seemed to en oy a hearty laugh at

_ _t 1 h ,_ Th in order that nc(-ommo_ _ _ _ _ _ I_‘;g;‘h::_nW°_§st??llge’v‘;?l hs; sginfamrs be provided for nll_the visitors. The his dmcoulfiture. Otherwise every- dml by the mmshipmen and this first important business on the ns- thing went without a hitch; and it afternoon the members 0', the board sembly program will be the selection could easily be seen that all were witnessed a dressed parade Other of a moderamr' The ‘mme |110” PPO* hush-ly enjoying themselves,

' minently _mentioned in connection Between eve and gi; refreshments

' _ with '£110 H0001” in that Of the Rev- were served and these were choice

ill l . '

vi;rid:;rr\§hcI:etl?:;§`:iIllxai?l1§: ixerllilstels nr' Murdoch Mac-Kemlc' wr many 'md vaned' The cadets made “mb pmpexfwm be held and the mem_ YGQTB f0\`elZU--1¥l1BB10l1l1I‘Y C0 H0Da“» lent waiters, and were assidlltplll in

China The General As-lculbly hae their attentions uno.. the lady guests.

br fthiltl illb ddres- ' -. , .5 1,211.3. .,. 2.: 22? `€“f‘ =»° ww »»1»= di-

8 0 t butel a l v oth

Department' The only public function during U' I W e Fry ' er one WM the progress of the congress will he

m_____c_______s eno__t__i!0__.t____ meme; not ‘ _ _ _ YOUNG BANDITS ‘ N I - a.‘,reception held on .thc Univereit? ,md hnqtessr exD',g.,,,‘mg in in-awful

busily engaged, the Prince and a c0u ole of friends took leave of their host

I: C.-_-AUGHT I To Ls' law? °°n°I““_°v 7- Th;’_’_“"-V°'r °f terms their annrecistion of the Gil-

' ._ _ _ _' NEW Yoalr, J e 1-'rh h "°“ ° W g ° “‘,‘ ““‘°“€' 0 _ °' tertnlnmnnt. 'rhe .lem continued till

___ ______e__ 17 years $1 age ____ere_e_de_ ‘gf come to the delegates and th. mode ,even 0.c1oCk_ and the `,,mn\mo,,s

YARMOUTH June 1-'T116 Humax” rest today as bandits, who with pls- mtor Wm reply' There Wm he ‘L his “pinion expressed was that it had

R_» men who were in such dreadly tol in hand invaded the Tro'sn pipe hand in Mtendanm that W been the most eninyable function held

inai prosecution probably in’ the his-

Turkey, a threehour artillery duel :.e-

ndia' Miss Kenny,Formosn. and

I _ all

re one of the tugs engaged in picking BULGARS OPEN FIRE AS I ld 0 the ,\.m._, ,,,__0n,,, tm.

_ . ress up n

rd up lobsters. PEACE LNVOYS MEET Efhmeae in Toro-\".o ny Miss Robson,

re -1- _ , ,J 2 "' " " " ATHENS Ju 1f~whue the u- Au d"I°5“t°""" “‘° "nm" “I

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peril on the stranded steamer Gerald Athletic Club, uptown, last night,and bghéioigi I';Jn$h‘2hI;c?_:_t'_?d°_I_,ti'\?e 32:; fu. Charlottetown for many a long

°' Turnbull' are safe' This was the “ned up “teen young men for mb' ll)-llvl' nders will also be in attend- 'mv'

og news taken to Yarmouth yesterday },.,ry_ Several of the vioglms, who Bnc`e"“ ` ` ft s\.o»|lf\ he milled that His Honor 1- b a tu boat. Early on Saturday r for .1 to hold t, if hands, were -_ __ _ me Mrs Rmwru rm-rived their guests B Ul'0"liUgg the man Called B 28501310 pilncltled in theuxiacihe The pistols Dura? “acl ‘;?e';§,Ts,5 2;() mdritgl, ‘u the drawing room, donning took

boat alongside and requested it to kept them from punching back. In xv? .32-|;,.:i.;, Mm',;,,,l,“.5. __-U,.,e,_._ '\l~»»n in *ha Fnc, mmmodious hull: take s message to Yarmouth, asking ,all the young bandits got nearly $300 .Quin great, tionn chmc-L, m " `(.,m'_ -nfl -_rr»--v.,,»,.»,,+u were si-rverl in the f0I` fl Y-“E508-t t0 take them Of! “NY worth of jewelry and money. They oh vsm he uL_i`m ,M _lanwx S,,u__,l_e el-.l..»» will and the ladies' dv-awirw

P G0d’B Bake." The b08t B'-lifted 10! had barely backed out of the club ahrrch rfb, ',,,e..,,~,g'w,n be ‘hem r'~f\~\; tha f-.\\\eri=»s wade admirable

\’Bl'¥I\0Utl1. but mei? the BYNIZGWB-ter. rooms to dart away, when an alarm C O gba _,th ,_,'h and _.th and some -=iHinv out rooms: while those who f ts delivered her message and then bore was sounded and the police fell upon 1;? she B eakén; mcmde '.`,l_;“ :_1uc_ -..-4...,-.»,1 H... non., so- ws.-a aecommn- ch nwuy for peep Cove. ‘lt was from them- lennnn pol rfnnnn- ur. Mcl<.~ll-.u ‘-Hr" ir *lv* flue Vefnndne S\\\‘\'°“nd- ”

Ywterdny, beating Hugh Middl8t0n'S Deep Cove that the news arrived by ‘ '

ing the house.

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» _ 11 | i_h Fnrouti strc-at rull ~

'he To PROSECUTE THE ENGINEER, voys ol the states in the Balkan Lea- druefingntheicr may h;,,:_ HEADQUARTERS of

e -_ gue were in London nfiixlng their sig

h - » _ 0° MONCTON, June 2-The iipst crinl- naturds to a treaty of pence with (Continued on page 4-) §,_ ,gg

tory of the Intercolonisl against un tween Bulgarians and Greeks wssdbe- wAQ___\_G______N ___ C _T 2 A

employee for a railwayjccident in ing foughtlat Elavtheron, accor ing, i. . , . »., une .--

hi b lil a 1 t 'll be t k t a wirel ss telegram today from proposal to remove the national held- gp (dn aweagegdesy paihursr. shi; sciuonilru. erhe Bulgarians are sem tu unartel-e of the organization from Pe-

Alfred Wood will ge,/charged with have opened the conflict by firing on Orin. lil-. t0 WBS\\ini!*»0n. D- C-. il

‘ mhuslnughter. woo was the engineer the Greek cruiser Spetsul in the hnr- ___ one of the important matterfto be

_ ON SUFFRAGETTEB.

Roads Railroad are blamed on suiira-

d CHURCHILL IS ADVISED.

LONDON June 2-In view of the

Churchill to go ahead laying down~

succeeds it will then be possible to

ael,.stage they may be. If he fails it

will be A matter of negotiation \ be-

alty. I

TEACH BUFFRAGISTB

e- fr Association. The 'plan thus far

new'

Ftkdric . sor from 'the-University ¢;_f__Chic;_agc; 0 _ ___ __ an “__

_ » _ ent musical program was who _wil teach the Women e ar _0 ll! On! 0 Gr uagsxme. lc _` un-i hon” . ve an hm, han 'ntk-'14 9! an xlxadxgllu including step dan'-iillt W. B\‘8“¢*'°l\¢- tu dt” um t"““°“t' “M” 'h° b°' to Falccsxr »lindyMcDonaId» this the 'minor mother. and ur-.__~_\._ _ ¢';e“n:° ¥°* "°"'°: ”3“' °°°°“W°° D'-’ ure ln th. vlahuzy

Mor-ggh which was repeatedly cncor- MINISTER PAGE DINED Or, ~_l\\9&‘»Vl00!‘ _oi 'the Hnlchesi -job to M c-°n°|_ud°d ed Songs by lr. Arthur Bruce, Mr. BY KING AND QUEE ulb,tuts tor Qonsamptivss,--who after Th, bugging 1|

--_-° \.9Xl_IWUl1ll~.\1C¢ -Y-Ulf. .b¢t\¥ m‘gB.M_ "ohm th, 1.-Walter Hines were eleeud. - sunt. dined with Dr- likteiiinsan declinedto give Miss

mei-set at Cl ti

THINK FRIEDMiANN'S ‘ 'CURE' ’

him was a

cordial ous.

iw. in turn beeomesvirsilmt sfterva time, as .\i‘\ry. The caseeof the two patients. who

I ou er s seconddmsas_msnt,’Dr. Gre-

nigh ._ Haayjnier says. The doctor' also contends

_ Sir that*Ilr.`»l‘l-iednnnn_ must now prove'

shew 'Am-, that his non-virulentbscilli do not

0 ld. Th . _ . ,_ . _ _

Christies to-day, with a total for the iztgsgffceotfxseilztdgvigaxe at the; will continue _in session abou .four

three days Of $684390- Thirty-three h ld i 1 - weeks. President 'Wilson wiliureceive of me. 25232:' .:....':..‘;'°>’..‘::r. 12:1." ul-....».;==.:.'uu.u»»..». each. ' ' ~ Wed ssday a ernoon. '

stnntinople. England, L-ermany, ll, -.

The ;'°I'“1 is apt B' _r°°_°;_: 1?' Russia, Hungary, Sweden, Norway, __\, _‘ _ _ sa ° 0 3 °° 6° bo? ° P ° S; ' Finland,.0hins, and Japan are-among *-----1- . is very “ws” to e ng a recur ' the countries represented by delega-

oi the last freight which collided bor. _ MOHONK IAKE N_ Y__ _Tune 2___ considered and acted “D011 lf- W0

Z with e mul freight at Bathurst ------ _ The ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I, 0. ,{,,, Wm... S.,,d¢..,,\ twenty-Birth annual convention °f the

sometime ago and two men named REAL MONEY IN PIC'1‘URi~..S Christian Fedcm,_ion_ which met hem Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine-

The Alexander Young collection tes The new rsugmus “muences in realized $750,000, but there were a. chi (1 J P th Gm. an theo\o_

greater number of pictures. The Mc~ Bice? Zgutugerlnd °the ,Trench _“tk C“I.l°°h "le showed a prom of 850', tnde since the passage oi the separa-5 EVENTS'

090 °“ th” f’“"°h`“° prices' tion ,act are among the subiepts *UM I MEETINGS, Erco will be considered by the conference.

. \ ~ One cent er word each IIIIIXUOB

HURRIED Gnu' S DEATH ,QF ,_ ' . in this colungn. Cash must ,oN_¢Il'

MONTREAL, May ai.-Growing' gf. .' , ` 9”’ °“‘°'° M‘“‘"‘““‘ °""" °’"""' steadily worse and worse since ro- 5" °°“t°' ceiving an injection of Dr. Fried- ____ ` ~ ' __F____Bh lobsters recewed dm’ 15°

man.,-g turtle_ tuberculosis .-cure," WELLSBORO Pa June 2._The Der ,U Stewart., ,-estaurnne, 103

gf” Ygmnei Mona? died mm' “IKM” criminal charges of irlvoluntary man- Queen .St. . P31353- ‘ as out er is he "mlm Fnm” slaughter growing out of the dam at -'-‘ mann patient to die here within the Munn Pa Bepmmber 30 Hu “Alpha Rebekah' 1,053, N0 10, 1, W°°k' Th” ‘”“°“"' 9' "h° W1' ""‘° which 'resulted in e less of elglity nv-' o o. F., meets welsh* et 3 °'°l°°\‘-

ziligedcigotthet mm’ _U ind prs.ctically_obliterated Austin. Nomination of officers, Degree prac-

e y a r mfg r was d nm very important busi-

slowly _ but aural? Klinilm -K\'0\\nd_ _=:.?1;g§v;).§ Igsezrialhsgsgxtgdtdyisonsy Integra.” Aolarge attendance is re- ‘sgainst the disease, may that only on|;,‘ somson BUILDING quested. 6-3 M11. .of her lungs was alerted up .to -_tha FOR DALHOUBIE, '-“'»

we time sbs _.was treated with the gurus ____ wrh, proper word in the proper involves the employment of a profes-` Ulm- ~ HAMFAX J 3__»n, °ner¢ef,,|.1sm--the rixht Bpwinl-the inc.

I 'nm `p°“'“ h“`“u b°“‘°“d “nu for the new 'sclellldiae building’ fir Dsl-"clean. ¢ll;\"'°“f |°“'°“~ BWI* "°“"ll'

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N did hfl'8\~UUm 'to indicate

begin.

iron All °'

`e Smith- remier Typewriter doesvls a

|, M- pleasure to produce. to send axd__hD

the - . -

receive. A Milne Fraser, Halifax N

Hillel

A meeting of all _Horse-shoots .on

P. E. Island will be held in the_Hgl\ in the New Prowee Block, sunnyi, bn Tuesday evening the ‘Brd ef. inns neit at 8 o'clock p, m, All hm-gg.

`o-_lt the _shears uns sleek-mutha ure eeramuy and co- ‘invited to attend, as matters 'og _hi-

umt .un he assume. Mum.

Osfrss Colds, eu, .»Iihsrd’s l.lnlment_~Reli¢vs`s Nnigigg

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