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diana, on a. visit to her parents Mr.
- Mr. J. B. Gaudet, representing the
and Mrs. Charles Cuming, of this city,
Allan, Cardigan; T. Martin and J.
talion, Sussex, arrived In the city last
get-day, point of view and were witnessed by
. _ ~ ._ _ _ ______ upwa.i;ds oft thirteentharldred persons. '
_ ~' Mrs. W. J. Ml t , Ch 1 tt - A lm que. eature o e day's sport town, returned holh: list nigh? go; W" '-119 nf” 5P9¢P"“1°° 0" the Chu'
- u mp to B°s¢,,n_. lottetown Driving Park of the “ Brit-
ish Bold1i3er,’;`a _rlpltigldid trotgar gwned
Mi-ii. Patrick M 'r . it li by Ml' °" '11 11 °P°» °f °' °“- °
underwent an opllraatldlii IE lhe git? W°“m’y l“mb°m"m and °“t°r°d by Houplml yesggl-day is reported as Mr W. S. McKie. The British Sol;
-gier is a son of the famous " Cochata,
in 1.06 last week, .~
.1 M _ 1| ' _ in tue ni-et neat 'of.-tbefzio ti-ot and
an rs Wi iam Riggs, Grafton St pace the hone' got “my mer a “W
_scores, Délgharper siting) badly on the
1 _ _ score. s was t s _octor’s race I
i%,l;n§d”;,eEt°£.§fy? ,ggi gtféoqxgigi from start to finish. he leading from "1" ‘,°,,‘,”°,,’*’““°’°“ 181° "1 °“° ‘°°°'- .i."i‘Z..f.°...’.§f.‘§?.i 3’.ifli.I{’iZ’2.if§.?駀n£2 as ° B rm' ` :1_1_?dde a. c_l_i_>sely Icoigfsted rasehfolé the
M_F _fi _ rpos on. n esecon.ea the
has rlreellal'l;.it?ngKl;l;?t?<?§m(;‘:.t1,523 Dr was 'on his good behaviour and the here has left on return yesterday h°"e' 5" away quickly' shame' morning. Sho was accompanied as “gal” t°°k the lead and Wm' “ut by 9' fm. as Moncton by her brother Mr small margin, Hilda B. driving him Fred Large ’ ‘ closely. The third heat was a` battle
' __ royal from start to finish, the black
_Mn Charles Cuming, Chief Engineer *$522 n5:;‘|';gef:I:it(::_I;°1i"llW:]¥_'re 4`fnflI;‘:_
.in;|131?5éofi‘t;_§§n1;Vg;‘;t%?f1&§§vs§‘;’:§_ 'the impression that the race was a. I
who has bcenvismng his pareum Mm dead heat but the iud es decided th t
. g a
Dr Sharper had won by inches.
The 224 tr t int stin
left on return yesterday morning. race bu; it “fag _:\°';a';‘; masxr ng
Privates A. Walker, Georgetown; E. élgvegfitazgpggd:":éa_iH§’v‘5';°°c0};‘;‘;‘2K
alley, clinrluttetown. of the sstli Bat. '““‘° "“"°' Q“°°" Am’ “'““ “‘?°°“d
without much difficulty.
11-%,,and Misa Pratt.” also the
Mi Llmm R1 i d| C dam of-a leading "lady," 2.7. The
lottggwn last Digi nail? G;1,.y_h?,'; British Soldier worked the track here
- Catherine slightly in the lead. How-
T E ever, Derby, by a great burst of speed,
_i;_lghtd oil a furlough. They return on DOH.: iglihi'3gr£af:;a?e{;'Ea;ferl;;,dt£g1? | “es ay' It on a spurt, closely followed by Moth
' Miller, Queen Catherine coming in _
third and Femdale forth: In the
second heat. after considerable scor ing, the horses got away with Queen
took first position and won the heat, with Moth finishing a close second. The' third hast was one of -the most
a o g the passense s i i i thi 0 "- .- city by the Murray li.;£-go: lffmlf ye: yesterday were s. success from every -
ir1_ _ _which our Empire is
engaged.
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Colllllieie $" Uuifit
SIGIIIIII MIIIIIIIIII
LONDON, June 1.-A German sub- t
marine chased the Ameri an n S a
the Bar of the Mersey, where it was Q
destroyers. I have this from the Cap- in
fore we got oil! the boat in Liverpool
dent of the London Chronicle. D
y e
s§_l_Jp the ship and take Mr Marconi 8 O . ll
Mr Marconi received it warning
from the Italian Consul before leav- ing New York, and for this reason his name was kept off the passenger list and every endeavour made to prevent his presence on board becoming known.
AS W0 Hpvroached the war zone
rather elaborate precautions were taken to safeguard Mr Marconi. His name was not on either the regular list or the purser’s books, and there
the passengers that if the St Paul was
would “ lie like gentlemen."
Meanwhile Mr Marconi removed all
the labels from his luggage, gave his private papers into my care and got
a hiding place somewhere down in the
where the Chief Engineer said the
iIIE MIIIKEIS
. . . $ . k, $
Lard, $9.75. Ribs, $9.87 to $10.37.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
VICTORIA. '
J. C. Ferguson. J. F. Stems. Souris;
W. I.. Pools, Dr J. D. Mclniyrc, C. R. Tliolnsoll, Thos. Lewis, Montague; F. I
Prnwse. Murray Harbour; G. J.
c li er t
Paul last Saturday night right up to st
was a general tacit agreement among E080". 3. 4. 3.
stopped by the submarine wo all Cam0!‘0U» 4- 3. 4.
lnto clothes suitable for slipping into M
bowels of the ship, next to the keel, IUCK- 2- 2- 2~
captain himself would be unable to 3-
lyn 5, Philadelphia 4. At Boston, Bos-
M_ igralmuomlte, 3; Jnhn; w_ H_ Chicago 2, Pittsburg 0. At St. Louis,
interesting in the 'afternoon's racing. n the first turn Catherine crowded
io Moth Miller, who did the same thing o
Derby to some extent, Moth makin
ueen only by a small margin on th
driven off by British torpedo boat home stretch. It was Queen Cather-
e's llrst race on clay and she showed
tain of the St Paul. who told it to up well. She has every indication of Guglielmo Marconi and me Just' be- ‘becoming a fast pacer.
During the afternoon the starter
on Sunday morning, says a correspon- announced that the Charlottetown
riving Club would hold matinee race
I do not think it was known to any 011 the Park 0" MUDYIW. 14th, when
of the other passengers, but the Cap- they W0\lld but on five races ha -good tain told Mr Marconi and me after we HS Y6Bt€l‘daY’s» The Illelllberil of the were all safe in Liverpool, because it Club and other horsemen interested was known that there was likely to be M0 requested t0 meet at the Canada all attempt made b the submarin to FOX EXCHS-HB6 00160 UNB evening at
o’clock to arran e m e
terday’s racing:-
_suMMAl=lv. ‘
2.16 Trot and Pate, $200.
DI' ShHl`P9l‘» entered by McKinnon
Dru_g Co., 1, 1, 1.
1-_lids S., 2,16, entered by A. A.
Stewart, Southport, 2, 2, 2.
Princess Etta, entered by T. C.
Oakley H., 2.18%, entered by Fred
2.24 Trot, $100
Queen Alto, entered by J. S. Wed-
_-_§dr_;liral, entered by Jerry Mahar, CIlp'Cl~cscous, entered by H. H.
2.30 Pace, $100.
Derby, entered by J. S. Wedlock
(special to the Guardian.) 1, 1, 1. ’ FEDERAL Lgaaus. ciilonoo. June s.~wneut, No. 2 lvlutn Miller, entered by Arthur " ` I'
red. $1.201/t; No. 2 hard. $1.34 to $1.36. Godkin, 2, 2, 3. At Buffalo-Brooklyn, 10; B\1ffI1l0, Cvfll. N0- 2 YGI|0W» 74*/£6-5 N0. 4 yell- Queen Catherine, entered by G. 7 Brooklyn, 3; Buffalo, 1. low, 73\,{,c Oats. No 3 white, 49540 Harding, Grnllam’s Road, 3, 3, 2 ' K a (lit -Pittsburg 2; Kan-
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$6 5‘__ (____vé____ ss 5__.__o ____ 0 PZ; Iso macy, Montague, 4, 4, 4. 2 At' Chicago--St. Louis, _3; _ Chicago,
NATIONAL-At Brooklyn, Brook-
on 7, New York 0. At Pittsburg,
L Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 Internation-
break. This was a. horse race from art to finish, Derby beating 'the
E att rs in con- ection with that meeting. ‘ Following is the summary of yes-
Wright, Mr and Mrs D. R. Manson, L. G. McDonald, W. A. Patterson, Summerside; F. S. McFarlane, Tren- ton, .N.S.; C. B. Lewis. Bcnshaw; J. A~. Johnston, Tignisli; A. L. McPher- son.`Cape Traverse; C. Ryerson Reid, Tryon; C. ~B. Lewis, Boston; H. D.
Lewin, pinion, pllia, Wnslliugton 5, Pittsburg 3.
FOUND A SKELETON.
LIVERPOOL, N. S., June 2.-A ske-
leton was found to-day by John Jen- nings, while excavating for a cellar,
The skeleton. excepting the skull was much decayed. lt was laid with the head to the west and was 17 inches below the surface/
All the teeth are sound. The find
was made close to tho original shore of the river, and may be that of a sui-
ates beneath some path along the riv- er bank, or under the public roads.
"ll" I
as-~
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on the property of Charles Anderson. as follows:
:;'::§'lr.‘lf.:‘;;‘i.'::.l°:.f.::l::..';.:s:: f -» ---»---1. 1- I
Thlladelnhla. 2; second. Brooklyn) 45
| `At lt Louie'-Bt. Louis, 5; Cigin-` V
If At Kansas City-Kansas Citygt: 'Pittsburl 0. `
S". _ al League. At Newark, Newark 3 Pro- vidence 2. At Rochester, Montreal 2, Rochester 0. At Toronto, Toronto 10, Buffalo 7.
American League. At New York,
Beaton 4, New York 3. At Cleveland, St. Louis'2, Cleveland 1. At Philadel-
Chicago, Chicago 4, Detroit 1.' Feder- al League. At Brooklyn Newark 7.
Brtglklyil 2. At Chicago Kansas City _3. liicaso 1. At Buffalo, Buffalo 8, Baltimore 1. _
(Special to The Guardian)
The baseball results yesterday were
AMERICAN LEAGUE. '-
1 At New York-Boston, 7; New ‘fork - v
At Cleveland-St._Lollie. 4; Cleve- land, 0. ‘ ' _
NAT|ONAL LEAGUE-Q M'
"At Brooklyn-'-¥*Irst, Brooklyn,1'"<` 7-
FT ._
Philadelphia. 8. ' ` 5 At Boston-New York, 5; B04 n,
natl, 4. _-__ . :_ , lnrsaun-lonal. l.sAous_.!f_
I Atlllochester-Montreal, 6; Rmfes- tsr, . _ __ ,__
FEDERAL LEAGUE. "'
At Nltwark--Newark, 8; Baltimgre,
2. Twelve innings. '*
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British Soldier, entered by W. S. Tile baseball results YESWl`dllY were
cKic, 1. 1. 1. ` as follows:
' NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-Philadelphia. 3?
Brooklyn. 1-
Horne, 4, 4, 4. At Boston-New ,York, 10; BOBWU-
Louis, 2. __ _
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- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
A`t`_ltochestcr-Buffalo. 5; RUCIWH'
, 2.
taht Toronto-Montreal, 0; Toronto. 1. . -
AM ERICAN ` LEAGI._JE_.
All games postponed-
GRAND TRUNK ' '
TRAIN WRECKED.
i.oi~moN. ont.. .rims 2.- Eighteen
people were injured, aomeof them quite seriously, when- Grand Trunk passenger train Noi 126, .south bound jumped the tracks ’ on, the London. Huron und'Bruce ibrannh of the _line near-lldei-ton, 12 miles from here," at i`0 o‘cllb`ck this morning. _Tile accident is thought to have' been due to tl broken rail. The entiratrain left the fails# the smoking carand coach plunging down a twenty foot embank- ment.i' - - -_ 5 Henry ilillber, M. P. P., from south Huron was badly _shaken up and suffered two fractured ribs. ' -Fratllf Glass, M. P., from East Mlddlesex,_nn other traveller, suifdred abroken law and colar bone as well ng internal ‘ injuries. W. J_ lvlnllett, propriet r of the Central
sprained and was algo injured interna- lly. It is not expect d that any of me injuries will result fatally.
BRITISH WOMEN M "
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at oliittgo'-st. Louis. 2; clilossod
1. No other |amss played. ..
3. _
At St. Louis--Cincinnati. 5. ,Si-
Hotei. Exter. had his hack badly.
Ithe trees out of sight of all spying
'time I will close.
The following letters have been rc-
ccivcd by Margaret Mclnllis from her brother Charles. who is n driver on tho Ammunition Column with the First Contingent on the ilring llnc:-
May 11th, 1915.
Dear Margaret,-Just a line to let
you know I am still alive and well. Received your letters on the eighth of Moy. l have not much news only everyone is well, that is the ones that were not killed, ol' ill the hospital. Wo, the lst Contingent boys sure gave thc Germans il. had smashing up.
How could any young mail _be a
stay-at-home after what hapnelwfi lv tho defenseless women and children oll the Lusitalliu. I saw quite a lot of tho Second Colltiilgcnt--tlloy onlne over to iill our casualties.
Good-bye from
l_iltO'I`}IEll CIIAS.
May 17th, 1915. .
Dear Sister,-I am _still aliva and
unhurt. We are down havinga short rest and being re-organized. We have received a. bunch of the Second Coll- tillgsnt fellows; there is a P.E.l. chap among them. His name is Bolsncr.
We expect to be Called out to-day
or to-morrow. 'lt is more exciting be- ing in action than resting ani the time passes quicker, but it is very hard on - the poor horses, ten days and nights - without the harness ever being taken oil nun hardly having time to eat. Wt _ had to shoot one tht was struck by: shrapnel.
Yesterday was_Sunday, and things _
have been so lively of late IA had niy_ days mixed and did not know it was Sunday till one of theboys mentioned
it last night. Some life alright!
I saw gen McLean, Wilfred Higgins,
George ra<i'y_`_`and` _Dick Brehaut last vl"eh;li,___t_l_i_ey are working on the some _ guns _t at Jack Bowden and Stephen MdKinno'n"we`i'é wounded on, and we
supply them with ammuniloli.
[halve-not seen Bob Trainor since.
I heard that he is in the hospital.
'We are sleeping In dugouts that we irlake in the gro`uri`d,aomething on the same principle as a trench, with some
straw n the bottom of it and a cougle of bialllrets and our horses are un er
aeroplanes. _
Love to all from
‘of someone' who has been cured of|
Well as this is all the news for this pn” by the use or DL Chu”
' Ointment. fuch statements pre
never used W thout the permissionpf
MI`K|N° 'Huis' I » BROTHER CHAS' the writer. and until we are satisfied
a's.lmow ang. June 1.- women imernoolare Ano “mf 01° °“’° *H ¢°““‘“° “““ "‘°
,will play ‘an increasi_ri_gly»_important _ CHURCH UNION.
pm n,.“m,|y|_,,g inf huge demands _ -_ _ __
~'» \o'f the British army or s hells. At the _ST. MARY S,_ Ont., Juno 2.-- The
'Vickers Sons and Maxim works G00 Methodist Church has alroadyhmsgie » l its -'its-u ll a wttwt ' lr. iltgifthls-hthnili'u§I'ngxl?E1lv:nv:n mi 'nity tallesllgalageclziiaavf the Pmbr- “I” “‘*°"“t§“‘- H’ ""‘m‘°‘§_,’§’“,*h‘}fI -mlmtuon tint me nn its attire. te»ltu.."as¢l.uta nev.nr.i-i. ip. mu- 01° P§'°» °_”v°§f& gmjmgug, eil lmslealmly to employ an sutlltlun- gall, or st. rnolnus. in refer- ng to °l>°"°¢ °l1- *f°. ° . - sl thousand Other firlas are sxpsctidlchlll-ch anion in an address before the 7”” "let ""3 °“"’ "°m° 'M' lm’
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piles, and think there is no other, cure. Write to Mr. Ingles, enclos- ing stump. and ne will sladly verify'
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ROME, Jullc 1.- Although his nrni
had been shot away, tho commander pf the ltnliilll torpedo boat destroyer 'l`urbil.lc,_ which was sunk li the Ad- riatic Son last week by Austrian war- ship-s, refused to desert his post and izonlillucd to shout orders to his lllell until his vessel went down.
Further details of the naval fight-
ing were received here today, includ- ing ilews of the gallant behaviour oi’ the Turbines commander. Although outclasscil and sinking, the Turbine kept hor gulls going until her deck was awash. The captain, who had been struck in the arm by it fragment of shell, coiltinued to direct his men,
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illiii was the last to leave the ship. lie is reported to have been picked up ily thc Austrians. _-
l1'Ai.l’7A'Ns 'mom cANAoA w|Ll. as cALl.so To wAn.
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lans will go to the war. ' Official news received ll this city to-day. calling upon all Italian naval and military oflicers to reiurll home at once, _and asking all reservists over twenty years of nge to hold themselves ready_»to join the colours. At the last cenpus there were 5.000 italialr army reser- _vists in Canada. ,_
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can read the gratitude which its writer feels. One docs not suil'er‘ from annoying distressing piles for, ten years without appreciating a cure when lt is obtained.
Almost every mail brings thareport
You may believe in operations for
so of Dr. Chase's` Ointhlsht. .
to fogow the example ot Vickers Sons London Methodist Conference this sr-
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Mr. Ernest' 'Wu lnglei, Penticton.
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relief until I used (lhasws Oint- ment f had ahsolllftlli no faith in-it, for I had been eltimlhld by 'a well- known physician In Vancouver. and he said that an operatI_on_ was the only thing that would benefit me. lt, was surprising the relief l obtain- ed from the very first box, and now after using four boxes I sm practi- cally cured. _lily case was so excep- tionally bad ‘that I received no -tre- liei day or night, and for this reason
the results are vyol§lerful.”' "
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