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CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE

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M0 NING `OUNDED 1891

WElII§LY. (N All DAILY) 1887 I

EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL

REVOLUTI

CON STA

Troops Surround mand Dismissal

People Seized With Panic and _All

Shops Hurri

ON IN 'HAIIWIY IIISS

of ‘hgh 0fhClaIS___ as Great As Was First

FRANKFORTI AP1"il'13-(Special)- 'ed the Parliament.

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NTINOPLE ` IN IIIPIIESSIIIINI IIIIEIN IINNS IIIUSIING WWI

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Parliament and D¢._Now Reported to Be Twice In Desert, _Did Not Know Arrested in the States and

' Re orted. ` Motor Scared Him- I Perjury Charge.

ClOSed» caioaco, April la-is eciei)-'ru Los. ANGELES, A "1

p s pri 13-(Spec- MONTREAL, April 13-iSpe¢1,\;,_.

,advance returns on American railways Iial)-11055 in tha desert 15 Years, Al- IJ0l.\n Gilbert of Plattsburg, under .lr- for the year ending June 30 1909 says bert Courtlljwi milling PTO t I ' - ` instead of a decrease of $164,484,941 in a. British subject, heard today for the in. three or four States on char e

IIUHIIEII INIIIINE MIHIIIII] MINI

S

I Queen Victoria Was Dead. Brought to Canada cn a

spec or and rest on a charge of periury is wanted "`_

THE CHARLOIIETOW ARD]

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14. 1909- ' I

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09 AIL

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VERY INTERESTING,

" _DISCOVERIES

Made by Dr. Geil in China and Thibet Finds Ten More Great Walls and Wild Race of Chinese Pygmies Living in the Mountains.

NEW Youx Aprii is-is 'ii

. s\ was-.t.¢.t ~.`.c

Constantinople has been in full revo-

lution since early morning, declares

1

the Constantinople correspondent of the Frankfort Zeitung.

Two bsiltalions of troops marched

out at dawn headed by officers and proceeded to the mosque of St. So-

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I They demanded the dismissal of Ilie Grand Vizier, _President ofthe Cabin- er and the Minister of War.

The musinous troops are demons-

trating against the Parliament.

A panic has seized the people of

Consilantinople and all through the city the shops are being hurriedly

Itemporary financial depression of d0Hd~ » ` The District Attorney of Plattsburg I1u01-s ns set forth in the reporii of I The name of Rvvsevelt was t I II -

`g s oi

the gross earnings as a result of the drst time that Queen Victoria was bignmy.

s range says he married Elizabeth Cook -in

the Inter-state Commerce Oommis- him and “Of HD UCIIO 0! the Boer Newark, lived with her two years, sion, the panic oi 1907 resulted in A war had reached his ears. then eloped with Ethel Newman and 105; gf over $330_000,000_ All occurrences of recent years were 'went to Lynn.

'1--*-<- matters of which he was ignorant. In 1908 he married Alice Biglow of

Courtney didn‘t see a book or news- Champlain.

- PQCH1 _ had not been mapped.

Buck fruinvanl extendeil cxpluintion in HI, found evidenws of me gxiggenog of Cliina and lliiliet during whit-li he made ug least ren great walls apart from th¢ interesting discoveries along the Cliiiloe , famous Ona

§Y011l`\\'i-Lll- Dr. Wm. Geil arrived illoin Geil confirms the reports of the exist- Lgndou' ence of a wild race of Chinese plgmles

Geil iinccl the great wall ii distance iii ¢l|¢, mountains north of the wall

of 1800 miles to the noi'tlici'n border

of where they hare dwelt for twenty een'

BUY. HUIIISIIIHS NNE

phla from which point they niirround- Iclosed.

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III, giiiliiipg Iiiiixiiiiis wiiiiiii iiw iisisiiii “Ill *"3 'lil

`I-AE[]MAIask after Queen \_/ictoria's health. bert.

Au automobile Shot past and theI Bigamy is not an extraditable of-

,paper from the time he buried him- I Last week he came to Montreal and ,self in she desert until he emerged to with him was another giil Ethel Gil-

man backed into 3 doorway for pro fence and so the police arrested him

TACOMA, April 12-Charged with tection. 'on a charge of perjury in swearing having burglarizcd stores in Portland ~ , I 'wha l t. ' d th t h _

Floyd Fessler mic Edward niciiimi- h_Th° iviiwrydinh S°“th Mm” ""S_°d ,,nm';rr:d :;‘;m 8 e was 8"

son, aged 16 and 1” years res ective- ls sp rl B an 9 gave three Brltlsh

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-~ iy was arrested Ar south Tacoma chwrs 011 the spot i“`°"*_' MONTREAL pm “_A” '“1I"='

yesterday by Detectives Fackler and was held on Saturday afternoon

_ I . --_.-.mmm the r ' ~ f _

New W, II-IIA NIISSIIN NIINISIIII ......‘;‘.““‘i:..:1.: i°.i.‘;i.?.ii..,..i;c: service today OI papers ing Salt for ttlanill omcerti; lag? it is claimed, sou of Dr. Picotte of this _"ity I.-i.

KINGs'roN, April l3-ispeciiiii- ten _tiiouslmc iielisrs for AiieI,~e<lI Iiin-_h<;sCI;1n0w uiffm ;1l§lf;‘;It i*;“‘E}(I‘&f I _ had been upiicrently .ie ii iesiiit <~.i` Dr. Grenfell announces that Miss Mar- ‘I='“irm“ 0" E“gen°,,Wn1t°r§'_t,‘,c I“`_“y'I Iy _ _ . _ _ _ I . 1 ' I ' . , _ ._

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I nght author I-,f Tim vifif and lland, entered eight utoics, taking a- UPII’ OW g“”“ mm bl’ 1"” '~<`-\'~I1l*l

ri s '

3"* te Har" ' d““ghte1` Of Prof' IDavid Helnsco, thc producing' manag-Ivvay with tllelll' Hnyfhlflg illllff Suitei CMT H3-`I`1`I-ii IOYUIEYIY Of U16 ROY”-I er, Broadway is awaiting anxiously,'l1Il01f fi\I1°Y~

Military College is to become his the trial of G. Ellllott Flint S LLCIIOH

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*‘°‘P" *“ *“° ‘i“"“"°' "WP N” §§.’...i-f.`iI.“i..‘f..i“"ii.Z'"I.ii`I`..i`”.i§’..‘Sufi

Mission and will take up the duties "The Easiest Ways' one of the hits' llufillg IJIIB Bummtf- ,of the season, and n production that

-_ii Ibm., been denoiiuccd an highly immor-

al.

I Flint, who is a son oil Dr. Austin] _ ___

I I§T;:.“‘..._“;i..fi;ii;:fI.:"::..t:..“i.i';ir§;I I2-mm me

_ time amazing revelations have been

production of the Walters play-_ He _ , - .

alleges that thu plot is stolen bodily fplfikiqgcilgflngnxgetsggditlggt ofhtim

I"°"' his gtory’ “Th” Short C“t'" pi-april-eil Aiiiiifiral Gemliiemtlie Bnihiii

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MELBOURNE, April 12-Hon. _l__,_____ ofllccr cjrgtiustcd fwtiliih fiihet their ofthe fem I I:i‘:;:i‘.:;;‘:..i.‘;'; iz.. 1; €;...“°“;° speaking Sm the question of d€fenceINU G iinattcrs If there is an trllixth ingthe today, said that the purely vulunt-, I1 ‘t ' _t ‘__ C Y _ e ary system of defeucc had absolutc1yI , 0*' t"'fP0‘lS llomb °“StfmU1l10Pl9 Ile broken down. The gryverninient' felt t'licI UPEHA|itr‘I]i;swr:1iIlri;iym l].fhv<iv|hI:cnl:1 1:ieol£1Dluslsedv_oY time had arrived to institute somcI ‘tain Vessel 0"” aber' form of coinplilsory training, fiom- ° _ _ ‘”°“°i“g with hw” “i tw and °“M“gI NEW Yonli A rii 12-Liiii N I.Ii,lii Npggildszhbat Nh? Tufrliiiish Ballots at 20. In addition to three torpedo- ‘_ “_ r It llfim d “III _Url dad( iufe k_€ 1;” 0 0 ((71 01 ¢l\1&l‘I2@I‘ boat destroyers ofa river type al- Ijliaf' wtf 9”'-np rtfft °I_mI‘ ‘Y 2 The 0 ‘ Xcnlfeni; 1 C en gafr 8"; 11 Whlch ready ordered, it is proposeil to ob- lee? onaienco ccn ls;nig1l.t<i:lrin..U :grin rim; W chop 1; ca i'iIi`a.1Izes and tain in three years' time four wean' ski; woiarlbgetiirriintoolriiiiiid oliiclivi nxt hadl ligcomc sr? ali;:`rlie:imiY'r-1 th (ir crew going destroyers and Sixteen-more of season and xvoiildgsin \\'1;riiIi'i;I dcnin o erations that th Edgar* the river class, and, if possihle, to ~ 1" tth M t rt I-fr vhl- '<4-I tl 13' P1 k d th CY HA 9"* build these vessels in Austmha_ f]~h,S ro es nl e e ropoi an .Iowa rouse rc _vtover oo! c clr naval cuties would give the mOthm.18_.hd the help for ut cast ten performani eu IThe s atc of bio vessel can be imagiu she had a. right to expect from a

wealthy, Iprosperous son.

Mr. Fisher added: “When I was ask- ed to offer a Dreadnought, I said that

IIS MIHKEI BIIHINN

dcrful a singer. as ever. Twirc in tbl i------- last week sho has aroused <¢xt.raiir-iiin-

ary enthusiasm at the Carnegie Mus-

it was not houcyl It was meiwly a ical hall, where sho has sun; I-.1

crYc_Iw_ded houses.

spectacular display and probably then. _ __ A admiralty would 'say they did noi|` h

need a ship lor this year’s program." I Mlnard's Liniment cures Diphtherin.

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WHO WOULD N -ISEE A $100.0

OT LIKE TO I 00 DIAMOND?

I LONDON, Apri‘l12-Anotliel' clean sweep of obsolete wnrships has been decided upon by the Britlish navy au- thorities. No fcwcr than ten are to be broug,.lit under thc liammer luring thc next few months.

The vessels ordered to be sold are

IWNNSHIP IS USII] I

I g ln aualmo assume their nor

{ __ _ mal complexion; The theaters, pool- _

I Nordica is said to bc just ns: won- cd.I rvoms' bowling alleys’ sch°°1B “nd

I iiii iiiiiii siiiiirix

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ST. l>E'r1<:ir.siliiii.u, April 12-F0r‘§§C;”;ht;l,:cy ,'.,,lf,ff_”I'_

_m ithe present at lc-.:it, the government ‘een atteudin schuol gh., ,L'I)m`£ M

Iwnl stand Emily by Foreign Mmi5t‘er‘r‘ilonth ago wie corrected by a telic

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I NANA1ivio. Api~ii12--Nanfiiinrl is ,§`,;'fIf,af, ,‘f,f§,.""I,h‘;'t ‘I§p§’;"§f,I‘;fIIer. Emil Bernard. who struck ii

tagion and any q\1l1'1'UH\Il0 llll-`l-lefto plans for peace in the Balkans. That The boy went home Suu “umm” existing is to be raised today. The Iswolsky has played a weak hand from the mow which famed qulw Citi’ SCITOOIS HW 170 be I`€'0D0l\€d I-0* from start to iiniilii and has discred - lump on his head' The lad' however ,ill-ly, and all public places will be ted me foreign omce with other recovered and returned to the school .thrown open to the public to orrow. chancellories is not denied. The fact Only to “Hal” b°°Um¢ lu ff-‘F 8 time

I It is now somewhat over a month that Russia gnaily approved his co.u,._ and once more returned to school

ago, on account of the prevalence: in Ss, hciwever much It muy have been u_ About three weeks ago, however, h the city of a. number of wh t

I a some gainst li(-p wi,;1,eg_ makes it impei-8- became seriously ill with tuberculosi

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Tllilwf. d1.~ico\'ei'ing about 200 iiiileii that 1 turins-

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_ii iiiiiiiiiiii I siiui iiiiisiii

on _*- eu BINGHAMPTON, April 13-(Bpec- in inl)»~On_ the eve of his second trial

r. n a charge of stealing county funds Li rthur Buck committed suicide by

.i shooting himself through the head. t d

3 IXPEIII BIB IIIIUP IN

h. im

how p,.Mt,cuuy "ce hom My c(m_ , tho humihiation U, Russia in the mm, over the head with ii wooden pointer.

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" (IALGARY, All...-._, April' 12-Grain

IIIBININ IHIS YIIIII

mi.-5

I llispector Hill has compiled some in- I Itlresting figures which show that the I grain business in Alberta is growing I apidly. He says he expects the 1909 0 rop to exceed the 1908 one as much

S

ermer Smal pox and others chicken tive that the government for the pro- llrouble- which ynnlly set up mening hi the latter now exceeds that M

POX, that it was deemed advisable in sent: at least give Iswolsky's course iilirln. from which he died on Friduay. the interests of the public health to its approval I Medirnl evidence h l th

. . _ s owei at th

C1030 “D all Pl&C0S Of limllstmellt inf Eventually it is feared that Iswol-.boy had been sui’lcrinIg from tubercul the city and prohibit iublic ath r ` ‘ ' » I

_ l E c - sky will be forced out, for never was osis, which had been aggravated b ,Ing-*L Ia man more roundly condemned than the blow lic received and that as

I_ flhil IDCHI lleilllll-li OITICCY MMI 8-\lfJll0T‘ he is being now. In Slnv circles the esiilt thc nicnin itis li d b

` ' . 'r » iii,

efholt bo stamp out thc contagion and tics have decidIl t up IL me ml evidence Showe

S0 B\1CCf¢SS ll . guard over_,thc foreign minister.

`that the town is now practically I clear of ccutagion, there having been I _ I

no' new cases developed ,within the I I

Ipast ten days, and the fcw yet re- i I ,maIining, it is c-xpectcd, will lie clear Iin a day or so. Tuciiiay will see |uiiiis'N ' I _

ering' "from‘ " "tube'rciilbsi`§ ` for som time, nndI that there was no certain ty thathis death had been caused' b thc blow, which it was stated had been given inadvertently. Brother eriiard was not present at the in- uest, having gone to tho country or a rest. The jury brought in a verdict xonerating Brother Bernard from lame, but added that teachers should ot chastise children in. the way Bro- ther Bernard had punished the dead boy.

h h_ "ll ll b t ~ ii.“2°..§`ii1‘..§;i f.I’...°‘i..°Z‘.i..§’ .§I“i.”£‘.'é. PROYIPENCEI H- 1»I_A1>fI1 12-A up brought to a Close typewritlng contest which was an-I

‘ ` » nounced to he for the world’s chaim-

pionship was brought to ai close to-

night at the 12th annual convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachefrs`

Association. The winner of the con-

] test was Miss L, Fritz, ofi New York,

I N A the present title licider. whose aver-

_ age was 80 29-'30 words ai minute. H.`

L. Coombs. of Nl iv York, finished sec-

BHOUKLYN April 12_A tah ond with nn ;i\'iIrii_;c of i'7 5 1-2 words

_ _ ' _ ’ and Celia Struiir-yoiith, of Brooklyn,

sivlglgzggtfglgzzn Qigcmfe dress; third, her average heing 59 33-U0

lack cloth coat, with buttons bo-

EATH OF JOHN T. G. WELDON.

In -.'|‘_ie deabh of John, J. G. Weldon 'harlottctown loses a citizen whose strong personality and strength 0 character will liong he remcm‘bcl'ed.

He passed away on Monday evening in the seventy-fifth year of his life leaving a widow, family and hun-

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` 11107. The grade of grain last year

mils also much better than that of

e 90?. A general summary ol the iig_-_

‘ urcs gives the information that whille Y lt‘ie entire number of cars inspected 21 for the 1907 crop was 2,683. the num-

g a een set

ities since that time have used every feeling ls so intense that the aiilbliori- 1 '

ber of cars thus fur inspected in the

_ . fl :loss crop is 4 rs ui eil

Iiheir enorts have Mén f I ‘ '~‘ . U mlllnullll 11 owcvcr, that the boy had been suf- 3 more an 6’

twcliiicmmnntlls' shipment of the 1907-~

¢'I ‘cron i‘:':‘i'1;: Mi-irch, 136 cars of all ' grains were shipped. _ Y, Clearings for the week were $1,546,-

100; coreesponding week last yeair was $892 741.

dreds of friends' to mourn their loss.

I For twenty-six long years Mr. Wel- don held the position of Registrar and during that time was ever noted for his courtesy and ability. I As a me'rn"ucr of- the First Mcthoy dist lic was ever faithful, taking an active interest in the work ol that denomination.

He was also prominently identified

with the A F and A M attendin

. . . . g

ftllc meetings oi the organizations

with remarkable regularity.

A splendid specimen of manhood is

gone, leaving an example, worthy, well worth of bein cop ed

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seats. »¢s;l§§q

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U '_ t I _ b tu hi _B b f Ween the,Sh0u1d_e,.s abmwn hat hut Minard‘sLiniinentCures Gnrgctincows

I in lrs -c ass ti. as p en oiws. 0 _ '_ ________________ __'~ _ . __A.~._..__. ~

J. li. Ellis \\':\i~: iidniitted to the

iiriii in 1841, and the name changed to Tiiliiiiy, Young Ida Ellis. Un NOV. .o i\Iii'. ‘iiiizxny was lnurricd. in that suiiie year also Mr. '1’iliany dctlcrnnn- td Lo import his goods from Europe direct. it uns decided that mr. Xouiig should gg to Liiuropc in search ol iiowilies und Lo cstabllsll more in-I tiliinze rtilitioiis with ti‘ansa.tl.mtic'

utilises. An lini.oi'tant result of hisI

Lily was the iiiiriition to thc ri.\_,\1l:li‘ Idom, a good dem of Se,,.vIce_ They are stock of the iirin ol iiliiic' of i<`i'cnell hopelessly out of dmc how' 1,-wh. Uh_

imllfll-1011 .lL“~\‘0Il`>'- eu gun docks bein-g perhaps their

Gi'niiuiiiiI,I ilie stuck became more “.,mh¢st fehtur

111-top guns which sho carried; thc Howe, tiolliiigwood and Rodney, of 10,300 tons; the second-class battle- i-'hip iildiniiiirgll, 9,420 tons and Thun- Iilerer 9330 tons, and sonic old train- iri' ships of less importance.

Tlic vessels nicntioiied date from

1882, 1884 and 1885, nllhough thc Tliiiildercr wus built as fur back as 1872. They have long been filiriiliar names in the Britilsh fleet, and have

10,600 tons, once famous for the hugefif

‘skirt of ankle length, who happened Ito be sitagig'_ering; along Greene avenue, . car Grand, recently, nttractcri the attention of Oiilccr Swenson of the Itfhasson avenue precinct. I As he turned to look again Officer Irlwcnson rubcd his eyes, and hc had fdoubts. Then he decided to take act- Iion, and hc arrested thc lndividuiil :who gave a pedigree as follows: Wil- I iam Fraser, colored, 22 years old, of ,5 Lexington avenue. Fraser was .taken to thc station house wlir-rr' he Ioxplaincd that he was thc victiiii of ‘inorlicinc and if his story 1'.; to lIiI be-_

the latest spring style and n. brown

BIG MEETING

S’SIDE

9<>_'1dn§_¢_I'l__ _4d_v5.f!iSsf_'1¢!I!§

(Too Late for C10_a.ssification.,)

*TOR SALE, rcnl good farm horse, ___ seven year old. Apply to A. C. i ster, lllinstiitinngc. 4-l4dr1w.

"1()T`li~lE sliocing iinri general black- ._ siizitli work. Horse shocint; ii. specialty, tlirce years experience in

States. Call on F. R. Murphy, Head resent. f St. Peters Bay. 4-14dI1wpdV._I 'ilills to the amount oi $1434.03 were

IYnillffyourigrlTcn_;iiT%cYoinoilat- end. fl-“(1 Pflssed- |II___ cd inn priviite ianlily by apply- A coiiiiiilinicatiiin was read from the I rig at this oilicc. 4-14d3ipd_ iiiiiilicrsldc Label* LI‘uion, asking the

The regular monthly niectir.\_; of the uiiiiiierside town council, was hrld in lic council chilnibcr last nig,-ht,, thc layoi' and all the councillors bcliwg

TOWN CO

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elegant and costly, and occasioiiuliy when Img hatch has hem got rid ri dilliniiud iiiight be seen. _lt was at nf _“me of ghc Ships in what IS known

fast making- uptown and Mr. Tiffany was not slow to soc it.

(Photo by Cook.) MISS IRENE DOUGLAS, Hiunter River.

lluc of the prominent cont&t- ants from' Queen's County Dis- trict. in The Guardian’s race by the popular young ladies for th” Bill Fires Trip, to New York City °“‘l return. ._

The standlnkfif the candidates will he Dlllillslf on Ssturdnv next and will ip' ii e ii 'yotts poiieu up to W'SfllJt#§‘I A‘pi'Ni"14th and as many thereaitcfhq' is posicilile to count.

8ome‘ the favorite ornaments hilt in t`e I- tone of Tiilanyf and Young, now 'lihmiy 5; Co, in New Y°"k CIW when thi! opened business In 183? werehiub and drop earrings, h`°0Uhl¢lY._"Bl 'long as one's finger, ""°“l\I°d oaic pins and enormous ”‘~'°°~uk%i*§_¢». iwiiinii whose siiieiri hu d _ _ ical' the ladies who wore I'h°$ll Were dlliioilt hidden from view. If ls said that a Wag oi the time once "°l_Ilarkeil tlin.t he saw n' cameo pin coming down Brnnidway. Whm it hind 3:49” he now that ai vounz lady of

ng The mission was successful t-hc at “"0” tc’ uwnum her fate' A

ga . _ _

Itceul, of llostoii, was iulmittctl to .T.____.._...__._‘ pnrt.ncrslilp_ A liriinch hour-ie was ut (‘IHI(‘IAGO MARKETS.

r vitiilllshcd in Paris under the A rll 1 -- -

,mye ;_ , _I ' ' p 3 (Speciall

nuuic of Tifiilny, Reed & Co, with Mr. April Wheat 11€

s no t Reed ns the resld`entI partner. nnd the April (‘Iorn .. _ 6 1 tllit tii3:h;u:nce WM hehind "H At New York name hccame,as ill is nc w, May Wheat i 127

|-m,,.,h“l "“9I°°“ and 3°r“°t'f “Wi” fIIhh,,,,. _.3 (I,,_ 1~|,,. imiinmg of lim May .urn . 675 Strong south\`ves3er’l‘y to Ninth?-Ntliiiiiid _

"f"°‘°y "M g"""*‘~"“'I "'I‘I"‘ ' mild uudlieooiuing showury. _

and emeralds wer; much ,,,,ed_ ` ' iiviniiniiui .,II ;>:i_I:f- 3) _ IMay I:ork .. . . Nil

I cvcd, he was an “awful ex`aliiple"

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*non sAi.E, ooo iiiisiieis iiiack 'riir» °““‘1I ‘O WUC” 1”°‘“p“" t ” P0”

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ie said that having a sick turn, heI__N tiirtian and 1000 busliells White "A "“ mm rwmbnib wor mg H' c

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A Home for thc Suiunicr I

It will not cost you rniich ' ‘

more to be really c mforinhi: for thc summer vaigstlnn than

to" rzugii It" in a tc:lt._

A small Wan: Ad. in our

I classified eoiiinens will bring

MILD A»\DSHOWER\'. I.~ you replies from people who I

TORONTO A rll - - have desirable places to nut. '

&v*n>¢\¢wl ll liloru

._ _ ~. mlm; ¢~~

l\iiiiurd’s Liuiineni Cures colds eic.

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--f_- P A coiriiiiiinicaifon rc<af'\llHLI il

uhm ,I1-upped fl r the Iiio.~‘-ent,

hill which in now hc-.fore the llf»i.se of

nmmon . IZ '

melon ironi the chairman on the comittee of this bill was read by

_- iahe clerk.

I Ithepcouncil unanimously endorsed thc;

liil

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I mittee. reported that since the last,

nic-ating, two debentures oi $1000 each Iliad been redeemed, and a debenture

_` I _ I I . , I . _ touii, und also that the pole-tax_ on

h,,(,u,_ 0,15 ,_I,iic that _the iiiiu Ii2g11uI;ig tim sperinl reserve will be sold, It(;I_'c;i:_I1;II01;?intgaki(:; sI?cm?e1rIne§D,IC;2; 82% ;.§I!II:";gn01SIIi'cI,rL1;I§E;l;edPUh§_ slew I esidciit tax payers be collected witb_

Ito nium|lu<‘t\11`0 1:0111 J€\Vf1l`¥_- “__ _ Iuitli the provision that they must be 'when he a,,,0ke he found himself I ' 4'-lgzwpgi Iiii the time specified by bye-Iawsi;

AI ‘t ‘ was ireiilii i ~'\; _ _ - ]~t - _ . _ . _ __ __,, ' , - ‘f (I I1 cg No zréilillrxoiibiiiiiiicyf, one iiiocii iiiii,Ii_~. <.i.eII""k““ “I” ff’ um “‘ “I K‘"g""‘" Irhe street. 11 wemlefel ff°m l\°m¢~ B " ion sAi.F AT A uAiiioAIN 'riie| "1"" ‘“"“°“ 0 °“"° 0' T”

_ I 'II f “_ dc WM hrst thought the Umcer wus. a good A' Gown ;{0mcStead SL 'Peters ,thc l‘.Ir,<iiiiinleiidutiUn ot_thc union was

uid losution lic course o ii Samaritan and the smtion hdusc 'hwy Kings C0 The Piowlett Reqid_.hccL.hIe(I_ I

I Ikind of chapel. When asked as HN’ Icncei Annandnlc, formerly owned liyI tA v2§;“5§€dh__II'

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During the iroublcsomed tllinesl ofI H __` H IIy\Ile;‘;hI1eugosishlrighlaggiéergdllnllgéggigzIhhoslaé. ii/l.acl\Illi1i€-(l)l;t?0n]§0xA1l;l)I,;lyBa|;10 .hut ms wages be raised to nine _I,h_

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I,Z'II’winn£0rI'lrtlb galapizgngciltvcflhgci Ithc Myrtle avenue court today he ,,if~¢~l<_ Cane Breton. :Y__10dr1w d_ lnrs Por week.

Timmy decided to invest largely ini --- I3l£1ll.Ii>xI‘edw}hii[::hniL;n:aI<(l)Ngulicotllhvlllizhnei An [mu nt once B girl for gen* sum# ninttcr from Couiirilol lliiil

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the _sgeiiii-i, u ich they had h g UI ., - I __ _ . _ crul house wor . vA_pl}}¥__,_l;9§ I hnirm n OI the Street (_,,,,,,h,\I_@ imiiort extensively- Mr. Yvilllir “"“'~iihF§i';i(1)iIil¢brJ Spetghii INN? nrolie ggiio iNIli'1fEifhti»rl;ireanIjiNi\;rtii>rriN>NidAii\IiN lin If.t'Li'.‘l‘7.‘.‘5`»' . N-----‘fn-Bllivus 11130 feed- in which "C S‘I““‘~‘- I* the iirni`s diamond clerk, Mr. Hunks, ' g ‘ _ ., I' _ . » _ . .. I . _ _ » I _ , .. not fh_\I(,raI,1(-_ to me i-aihioyja of set out for Paris in 1848. When they I‘°‘"`d from for 'wvvml “e°'kS' am] H “M

~ Mi. Gaudet’s salary.

f°""he“ Paris they were regarded with ifciggsi q2§i;Béi,a;ie;nl(;)B§eI,);;:§|?I I " Upon motion the request was grant- """"I)m‘m "nd were ar"sted` ML ll Li The Ilecnpo carried a crew oil if A ` I I ed. Young' got uwiiy, but Mr. Banks wus n cn Search will be made I U _ H _ Councillor Bruce then San :gmt h, compelled to serve time in a press- 1" Y ' ' ' Il ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ _ View uf the “grim nl the eniiiii:-.1 in

__ ' . series of heavy gales swept over the EASTPOIRT, Maine, April 83--A _'V'/?F‘»!"' l.:f»"I’5T’_4f‘¥"' ‘ this matter hc wniilrl Ii.~r: ivl1~\ <‘\il-u"‘l

"fm **c°"l""I3 1“‘"I5" “‘mnuu°5 M “en” -.,. hehh, last week ,md it is thought despatch says that evidence of the i I to accept his rcsignntihiii .iii cliairninn at about one-half of their actual val- Vzthnt the Decapo was badly damaged drowning of William mm Nod Nicho_ ,_ ‘ _‘rg ie Ior the Street Commitmg 1l¢I 'In one of the storms, The smamgi-5 las, Passamquaddy Indians, ni Pleas- I /-'-' _»,_`-"V °"' ` `~'§"¢~‘_-I Mayor Saunders strongly iirgeil Mr. win lam suvuwam was added tn we Biethic Eagle und Bonaventure ant Point, was found when a canoe 'I _ »- I* f'I“ ""@if= iiice- to withdraw his rasigiiaticin, ands stock’ and in that same yeml ilich nirrived esterday saw no tfm¢¢;`and their belongings were washed ai- i"‘*§_,I"_` "“"' N- r ii not to let it lay over iiutil the began 'the manmactwe or sterling Iwi the Decnpoy I » Ishore on iii-ie Northern end of Deer fu’ 7 I`1`1-’:i\’)3¢‘3"` ~ ex.: meet'imZ~ Mr- B"‘°° I“"' "‘"' silV€1'WBl'\’ 0° ll IMS” 5°“1°~ Hlghll' Io __.'@..~_._. Ilsland. No trnlc of their bodies has ( N if/3 gnvc no decided answer to the May- skmed workmen were brought OVOFI Tlic temperature was thirty-eight been found. The- Indians started fromi Y Q* ~` r's SUKRBSWO" “nd the m“""`" was ‘mm F"'r°p° and th" products mmm degrees above zero at two o'clock this Pleasant Point on Saturday for St ` wlrlc reputation for their artistic ex- mornin# Istephen' a dmtance of mm. mhes_ 1; 3

ceII]e1Ic‘ce- In ru part M1851 J- I. Ellis I ' ..._‘_.......____... ,is supposed that they were capsized

.H I fl m me mm and G \,~ T I i\iinmd’s Liniment Cires Distemper. bl' 8' S\'ll\Bll- 6 I ‘_

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A mpy ofthe proposed "lluy lllllll"

s to ether with a commiini I

U nn mntion of Councillor McLean

The chairman of the finance com-

OF THE

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of $1000 for twelve years at 4 per ccuit had l/een issued to cover the purchuec ofthe public square. I The cnairman oi the street com- Imittecs, report, dealt with the condi- tion ofthe streets, and also maids several recommendations in ocvnnec- 'ion with the work on the streets daring the coming summer.

The cllairliinn oi the schools and

-park committee. 'gDr. MacLcllauI)'.gave s detailed report ofthe number oi children oi school age in the town. with the number ailtending school, and the percentage of attendance etc, (which report will be given in Iulli later cn).

He also reported

this committee, of for the public suuarc, und also 010118 dozen trees for the market B<1“°`l'°-

Tlic matter of having the COUDUUEH

on the hydrants adjusted to fit the hose, was le-iii to the cliairmrm of the fire committee. und the Chic! Ol UW fire department. _ councillor McLellan r¢1JUl"°°d- "I the mutter oi, the P. E. I. RailwaY making use ofthe town BYUNIU 01 wnwr ,ind sewerage, and reccommend- I il that owing to the Superintendent refusing to give the town any decid- ed nnnwc-r in this matter, that the iioiirii uf trades delegates to ,Oteiun 9 risked to present the rnattvsl"t0 the department ol railways during _th&' ` isit to Ottawa. _ ,II

The question of exempting for dye years from increased taxes all nw rick buildings errectcd in the town was brought up by his Worship, but o definite action was taken. Cniincllliir Brace gave notice oi

sevcrail motions which ho proposed to introduce at the next. meeting,

Captain D. A. Rhynard was ap-

pointed to collect tho wharlsfo on all goods carried by the Haddock lorry host, which would be landed on the town wharf.

Beberal other matters of minor im-

portance were discussed. but no nrt.- ion taken on them. alter which the

the purchase by three dozen trees

Icouneil adjourned.

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