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(Special to The Guardian) 5\’l)Nli'.Y, June 22.-Number two
pier belonging to this Dominion Iron & Steel Co". was quite serlodsiy dam- aged by llre this morning,
About seven o'clock the fire depart-
nicnt of the Steel Company was call- d out. 0 The fire stariied in the engine room- under number two tower and quicldiy spread through the shore half of the pier. '
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Béliiliglng to Dominion
el Co. Burned.
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By ten o’clock the Company's 'bri-
gade. assisted by city firemen and the TUE D. H. Thomas, succeeded in sup- pressing the flames.
There were a number of cars on thu
pier at the time but all were hauled to safety. The loss, although not much more than a thousand, will cause a. delay to thc work on the pier which will probably be tied up for several days.
Miss Lois Taylor, daughter of Capt 'l’. G. Taylor, of the Marine Dept. left thc city on Friday for Dorchcste! on n visit to Miss_ Chapman.
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NNNIINI MEETING
SIINUUL HEFIIHIS
EAST ROYALTY
Supplement voted, $45, school ex- penses, $45; trustee elected, Mr. Ed- gar Heartz; secretary, Mr. W. Wheat- ley; nutos. 5 for, 6 against; attend- ance, small.
CHERRY VALLEY
Supplement, $30; expense, $132.50;
trustee, Mr. J. P. Irving; secretary, F. Mcinnis; auto, ' unanimously against.
EARNSCLIFFE
Supplement, $30; expense, $132.50; trustee, Mr. Francis Mutch; auto, un- animously against. Present teacher, Mr. E. Doyle, retires.
NAVIGATION CHANGES
OTTAWA, June 19.-In connection
with the alternation in the rules of the road designed to make navigation frules on the Great Lakes harmonize as between Canada and United states shipping, the shipping interests have been advised that any changes will bc ieiiective only on the Lachine Canal land Westward. ‘Montreal harbor and the river eastward and also the mar- itime provinces will not bc affected, There has been- opposition to any change which might lead to confusion and resultant accident.
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ST. MARGARETS.
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Supplement, $25 increase of $15.
Expense, $20 Trustee, A. D. McCor- mack; Secretary, R. Du McDonald.
' LADY FANE.
Secretary, H. W. Francis; Auto,
unanimously against.,
APPIN ROAD.
Supplement, $30; Expense, $26;
Trustee, James L. Matheison; Secre- tary, Joseph Gurney; Auto, 1
PIUSVILLE STATION. ,nn-._1.'; against, 1 annrt vote, 5
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Supplement voted $40; Secretary,J. S. Gallant,autos 11 for, 7 against
ELLERSLIE Iv
Supplement voted, $40, school ox- ponscs, $50; trustees elected, Wm. Burleigh; Secretary, Chas McNcvin.
UNION ROAD '
Supplement voted, $30; trustees
elected Harry Henderson; secretary, Beecher ' Bryenton; autos, 4 for 17 against; attendence fair. `
ELMIRA.
Supplement 85; Expense, $70; '|`FllSt00. Mr. John F. Morrow; Secrc» tary. Mr. J. Harris; Auto 1 _for, 10
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One cent per word each inser- tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accom an order. Mini
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mum charge twenty-five cents, ~ 'i’AK.l~l YOUR FILMS TO RITCI-1IE'S
-*LAI _°;I’_MiYi' BOY WAN D TO’ LEARN PRINT- ifls. Appl to Guardian Ofiiee.
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UQMPOSITOR (CAPABLE OF MAK- UIB UD) wanted. Apply Guardian Oi- lice- 5-1aMti.
FOR SALE, FOXES AND RACOONST Geo R. Keele, Bear River, P E. I. __, . s_-2'.i_iviai. T0 LET-ROUSE ON EUSTON ST. Modern conveniences. Apply 143 _?l1_s_t9LBt. _- 8-2liM8ipd. roxnsi ioxiasi ANYONE WANT- ing foxes, black, patched or crossed. should write or phone, G. R- Leard, Fortune Clove. 5-28E6ipd WANTED-A VICE-PRINCIPAL FOR Ceorgetniyil High Bchocl. Male pre- ferred. Liberal supplement. T. E. Jjflorrissey, Becty. G-185161. LOST. endfsns Knusluorou and Bradnlbane, June 13 hand sat- chel. Finder please notify Mrs. G. W- H. Stevenson, Fredericton. __ . ' _ 5-gmsi ronwn.-‘rye msci?§E1 nets, prac- “°Gll¥ No _marks no anc-
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MT. TRYON.
' Supplement, $20; increase of $10 Expense, 627; Trustee, Mr. James Warren; Secretary, Alex. A. Wood; Auto, 5 for, 10 against.
WEST ROYALTY
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Supplement, $50; expenses, $55;
trustees, Messrs. Wallace Steed, Fi- dele Gallant and Henry Harry, A new secretary has not yet been np- pointod, and Mr. Francis Chowen will continue to discharge the duties tin- til the end of the year. Autos: 3 for, 6 against. V .
MT. ROYAL
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Supplement, $25; expenses, $30;
trustee, Mr. Bertram Boulter; secret nry, B. L. Campbell; auto, ii for, 1'! against. 2 refused to vote.
FOREST HILL
i . Supplement, $20; Gtiienses, $27.75;
secretary, Arch. McPhee; auto, 1 for. 11 against.
LORNE VALLE ll'
Finpplement, $20; expense, $22.50;
secretary, Mr. Allen McSwuin; auto. large majority against. The teacher Mr. McEwen, has resigned.
EAST VALLEYFIIIJLD
Supplemedt, $20: expeix--ii. $35;
trustee, Mr. John A. MacPherson; secretary, Mr. William MacLeod; au- to, 1 for, 8 against.
SOUTH GRANVILLE
Supplement, $20, expanse, $37; trustee, Mr. Hugh MacLeod; secretary Mr. Henry MacMillan; auto, 1 f0I. 7 against. _
EAST BALTIC,
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Trustees, -Messrs. Joseph M. C.am:.p-
bell, Eugene Fay, Robert Mefiregor; secretary, Mr. J. Murphy; auto, 8 against, 2 refused to vote; attend
H1166 POOL
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BT GEORGE S
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Supplement 888 ease, 1151";
aid, auto, 1 for, 10 against
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FEIIFIIIIMEII IIPENNIIIIN
ti-name, mms 11°? ilianinnéid, Angus iirtitisilln, Oirryuostoin McCor- mack. secretary Mr. M D Macdon-
‘Il Wyatt, unto. 1
When thc Superintendiug officials of the 1. C. R. continued their inspec- tion of the P. E. I. railroad on Sat- urday the Hon. Frank Cochrane, Min- ister of Railways and Canals, who had participated in the initial inspec- tion on the previous day, was not one oi' the party, but instead spent the day in inspection in another di- rection. He crossed East iiivcr and drove down that part of the country as far as Pownal. l-le also inspected the locality of Lot 48 and visited the golf links. Hom. Mr. Cochrane ex- pressed his great enjoyment of the trip and his opinion of the country as, being very fine. On Saturday evening he left the city for Cape Traverse in the D. G. S. Brant. He was accom- panlbd by Messrs. A. A. McLean, M. P., D. Nicholson, M. P., and Murdock McKinnon, Commissioner of Public Works. The Brant, after a nice run in pleasant weather, arrived at and anchored off Cape Traverse in the course of the night. In the morning the minister was joined by Mr. Gute- lius and the other railway officials who had been staying at Cape 'Tra- verrle since Saturday afternoon. The whole' party then crossed by the Brant to Cape Tormentine on the New Brunswick coast, inspecting the proposed site of the piers for the car ferry service to be established. To- day the party will proceed from Cape Tormeniine by train to Fredericton direct; and the minister, it is under- stood. will remain there until the 25th inst.
With regard to the trip made by
Mr. Gutolius and the other railway officials on Saturday, they inspected that route of the railroad up to the Tignish terminus. The special train on which they travelled left Char- lottetown at eight o'c`iock- 'in the .mm‘,uing'with _the following on board; Mr. F. P. Gutelius, General Manager
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Early Commencement of Brunch Line to Carleton Point-llisitor’s Five Fumllies Homeless--Property Damiigc
Enthusiastic Impressions of the lslund. ' $l0,000---lncenillurlsm.
MR. c0cHR/iNE AND PARTY i=iREs BREAK oui I vlsiT CAR FERRY TERMIN/its . in si. Jour
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Comfortable Homes and Deli Ihtlul iios itulit Plcusin M ' ' . ‘° ""‘?..““f‘f"““"’ I1"°f “.""‘“° *° “mf 'im'
9 p y g !~‘ l‘. JOHN, .lunc J...-lbe day was ture .uid will sufier greatly.
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of the I. C. lt.; Mr. i’. Li. Brady, IGeucral Superintendent; Messrs. .l.i-1. Stantlcld, M. l’., Chief iiovernuient |WliiD; D. Nicholson, M. l’.; J. lt. Mc- Leod. M. P.; C. Jaiuiesoii, M. 1'.; J. C. Douglas, M. P. l’., Capo Breton; H. Mcldwen. Supt. l'. rl. 1. ii.; 1'. l'. Mciluaid, Mechanical Suiicrintendent; J. J. Bethune, Trackmaster; J, Yates Secretary to the Minister; Frank Sawyer, Secretary to General Mana- ger; P. I-l. Leger, Secretary to the General Elupernntcndcnt. Tignish was reached at 12.30 p.m., after a pleas- ant run, which was much enjoyed by the Dtlfty; the road being in very good order. At Tignish the party dined at the Hackett l-louse, and af- terwards inspected the railway ter- minus there, and informally disc'ussed I with several of the prominent citizens' Of the Place various railway matters,
The I>8l`ty left Tignish at 2,30
o’clock in the afternoon and went di- rcCt to Cape Traverse, which they reached about six in the evening. Again the journey was enjoyably ac- c_omplished. The weather was fine and many expressions of apilrcciation fell from the visitors. In fact, to a representative of The Guardian, Mr. (I. Jamieson, M. P., expressed himself. in a brief comment upon what lie had seen, as follows:-“I have been quite charmed during my :ali too brief Visit to the Garden of ,the Gulf, after an absence of some
, twenty years.
"The fertile lands, well cultivated
fields, comfortable homes and delight- ,fill hflsiiitaliti' of its people, are - pleasing memories. I “Upon all sides I have observed the Imost ample evidence of progress. and Ithe completion of the contemplated |inipr0vc1uents in your system of ‘transportation will,.I believe, be fol- ,lowed 'lrv. an *eras oi development 'which will evoke the admiration of
l<}ustci'u (.‘.ui|.nil:x.’»’ All (`Hi10 Traverse tlic visitors rc- niaincd, while the local railway ,mp cials returned on tlic special to tlic city on Saturday night, arriving irbolit K-20 <»'c1ock. lvl.-. uutoiius .uni his companions stayed at l‘apc 'I‘i~;,_ verse on Saturday night and on Sun. ‘lily lllflmlfllé. HS l\l>OVe stated, joined the Minister of Railways on the Brant, which returned to Charlotte- towfn with Messrs. McLean, Nicholson. and Mckinnon at 5.30 lust evenirgf
(Special to the Guardian) CAPE TRAVERSE, June 22 Mr (.‘0Clii`ai1c lauded at Cope Trav-
erse on Saturday about 11.50, to- gether with Messrs Nicholson, Mcl.can` and McKinnon. The Brant left Chur- lottetown about eight o‘clock. The waters were peaceful and the trip was thoroughly enjoyed.
The minister and others came asho- re Bild .lflined Messrs (iutelius, Brady, Stanfielrl, Douglass, Jamieson, Mcleod Benator Murphy, the secretaries and others. By team and gasoline launch they proceeded to Carleton Point where the minister personally in spec- ted the car ferry terminal.
The minister was much impressed
when he looked across to tormentine and saw the small space of water. The minister saw the necessity of the railway tapping Carleton Point, and the building of this short branch will commence soon.
Real cstnte at Carleton ‘Point has
been selling quietly all the while. A number of prominent citizens of Summersldc, points West and Char- lottetown having bought lots, etc. Lots have been ontioned quietly at ffzirleton for months.
The railway magnates who recently
visited (Tnrlcton see for this place a bright future.
The minister and his party dined with* " Mr Ed. Crosby during their so- journ.
Ill ENNIILE LIGNI
LONDON, Ont., Juno 20-By caudlc light an operation was performed at Vidtoria hospital hero last night when it was necessary to use the knife in an urgent case during' the period oi iinterruption of the hydra-electric ser- vice. Private May, of the 16th d.ctac‘h- ment of the Canadian Army Service Corps, Guelph, thc patient operated on, was removed feom the iicld hos- pitalat the -millitis. camp on Cari llngs’s Heights, with severe internal injuries sustained in R runaway acci- dent. The interruption in the hydro- electric system left the hospital with rmly an auxiliary gas system. This .mg noi; sufficient in the operating room and candles were secured.
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trustee, Mr. Jackson Dell; secretary, M,-_ ic. C. Dollar; auto, 1 for, 34 against.
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FORT AUGUSTUS
Supplement, $30; expense, $40.13;
trustees, Messrs. James Dalton, Rob- ert I-lagarty, »Wm. J. Murnaghan; secretary, Mr. James J. Kelly; auto, 2 for, 28 against. A resolution was passed ngainst the sumnner vacation.
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srwunocn
Supplement, $50; expense S40; au-
to, unanimously against.
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Mannooks
Secretary, Mr. Seymour McNeill; auto, 1 for, 11 agfllllliif-
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BROCKTON
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Supplement, $20; 911701190. 5355
trusiiec, Mr. Hobson Coughlan; sec retaryv M;-_ Wm, Coughlan; auto, 4 for, 7 against.
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OERY
Supplement, $75 for Principal. $60 for assistant; expenses. $120; large attendance.
vIo’i‘0RIA
, 1 r cies- $125 for ‘Prince pgunpdlimllor assistant? ¢?“|‘*."",» Mein.. wenmr sooner, some Mc- Donam pr_gq,0|p,|-l`¢; secretary, Mr. E. ignsweii; motel- expenses: M1100. 2
10|., 20 agsfiist
PIIIEEL PIISI SENVIEE
MII BENIN IN IIIN.
OTT/\WA, June 20.-The post oil-\
ice department is proceeding with the parcel post sclicmc, with thc lilc,~i, oi
having it lu force by Jiiniim‘y§'7A` ,agn- ference will be arranged with th&r 'il- way companies, and the rates will largely be based upon the outcome of this. -
It is intended to appoint two silli-
crvisors for thc system.
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PNINIIESS FNIIIIEIN I]II]
NIII WNIIE NNI BIIUN
M()N'l`I¢ldAl., Jiiiic 21.-'i‘lic
(‘.ourt is nowi ut Windsor (‘.ui-i- tlc, whence Cul. Sir Frederick l'on- sonby, equcrry and assistant private secretary to the King, sends the fol- lowing rcply to my irifillifyi
“Windsor Castle,
June 19.
“'l"h'cre is no truth in the report
that the Princess l‘atricia has writ- ten a book or that the Queen sup-
pressed it. "I
(Signed) "PONSONBY.
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BOY’S TRAGIC DEATH
Might Have Been Saved With Promlif
Action -
A verdict of "Death from banging.
there being no evidence to show whether it was accidental or other- wise,” was returned at an inquest in Dundalk on the body of a DOY lllmed Owen Hall, aged fifteen, who was found hanged ln a straw shed. A lad named John Boyle found the deceased at the bottom of a ladder with a rope, which was hanslfls f|°°m U19 top of the ladder, round- his neck. He went for an old man named James Fagan, and meantime got a knife in cut the rope, but I-‘sean would 11°! ,allow hi io cut ii. Fagan said he had not interfered because he was afraid of getting into a "bobble" with the police, and the coroner said Fa- gan's. seven was, no doubt, due to ignorance, but there wds a chance that tlie.boy's life might have been _saved it the rope had been out downat once.
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WINEIESS SEHNINE
IIIN NIIHWII
...(`.Hlll.S"l‘l.»\NI!\, Norway, Juuc 20-- ’l‘lic committee of the Norivcgian par~ liumcut to-dny iiiimiiniuiisly rccoui mended approval of the contract nr- raiigeil bctwceu thc marconi floiiipnuy and the late Norwegian Government, providing for a wireless service ‘bc- twocn Norway and Auiericn., il cert- :iiu iimillficutiuiis can bc obtained. lludnr thc coiitmct, tlio No|~\vc|,-;inii llovcriiineiit is to spend 500,000 lu the erection ul u. stutimi nt Htztvuii- ircr, wliirh will bc coiiucutcil with ri sI.:itiun` ut llustoii.
ATTEMPT To B`uRN'cuuRcH
Believed to be the Work of the Suffra-
getien
A startling discovery was made at
St. Luke's Church, Abercarn. When the church was opened a strong smell` ,of paraffin oil became apparent, and
it was found that the flooring boards .and matting near the door had been soaked with oil, whilst a match had
,apparently beenvllgliteci and dropped. but had gone out. Outside, not far away a hottie, which had contained paradln oil, was found. A few days previously some young ladies who were passing the church noticed smoke issuing from the building, and gave an alarm. It was then found that fire had broken out in the chancel floor, but it was quickly extinguished. There was nothing to show how the outbreak occurred, though many believed it was the work of suffrageitee.
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The following registered at the Vic- toria Hotel on Saturday--R. Roh- ertson, Charlottetown; Mrs. R. l). McLauchlin, St. Peters; Beth Mc- Lauchlin, St. Peters; Lea Rogers, Bummerside; Mr. and Mrs. George W. Durley, Montreal; H. C. Gates, Hali- fax; W. E. Moberty, Montreal; L. A. Lacey, Toronto; A. Evans, Boston;
Mrs. R. C. Blakeney, Halifax.
.Queen Hotel on Saturday:-Mins DJ... Cowan. Mt. Stewart; Miss M. G. Walsh, Mt. Stewart; Alex. Martin, Valleytield; <W. F. Fisher, Montreal* B. D. I Brudenell; J. N.
McLean,
Nlld; A W Page,
bringing about on agreement.
A. F. Newcomb, Bt. John; Mr. and
The following registered at the
one of fires. llcre, at lengt, mpg ww the work ol it iirel.ui;.
A conllagratlon occurred here early this iiwfniilir at iox...onv.n st., n tliirkiy settled district.
Five [smilies are lionicless and thc
propiwty aimimge is near 10,000.
The fire started in ri barn owned by
Gen. Uolwcll and situated ncur his prciuiscs. 'llie barn has not bi-en' used for two years and no cause can bc assiuuiul except inccndinrism.
'l‘he fire sprezul from the barn to,
(7ul\vcll'e infuse :md other houses nd- loiniuir. but wus mostly confined 'Lo rear portifins.
The tenants, mostly \vorkin: peo-
Watrr pressure was weak at the
time and the firemen could do litti except confine the fire to buildings 1,. the (lolwell lilock.
'l‘o-iiirht another fire, in Dougie”
Ave. and no doubt also of in_c‘endia.l', oi-igiii. broke out.
Already one man h.as been placed in
the lunatic assyliim on account o‘ setting fires and another is in jai. awaiting trial. _
The police believe an organized
goin; is at work.
lluriug the last week no less tha"
seven lues were found and all are as crilicd to incendiary origin.
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INIIISIIIIIIIIIIN I
INIII SIHINE
oT'r..wA, ont., June zz.-The Min-I
ister of Labor, 'l‘. W. (‘l‘otliers, is go-I ing to the Pacific Coast next month to enquire into the causes of thlc coal miners' strike on Vancouver Island affecting about 4,000 men.
He is anxious to get first hand in-
formation as reports received here are somewhat contrailictory, He will interview both sides with a View ol
IINII NNNIIEIIS HIIIIE
IINPNIIIVIPIII BNIH,
- 'llwo young mcn of this city had an impromptu bath yesterday afternoon while paddling off Victoria Pork in a canoe, which was upset throiigli bad steering. The ducking was it some- what unpleasant cxericuce for thcm, their nutty Sunday tnggery being rcn derail rntlici' Ir:-is zittmclivo mul, il uiiytliiiig, iiniru <:mi.~ipil:inuis by the l.liui'iu|i;li uimkiiii: they \iiiilci'\\‘i‘iil.. 'l‘Iic ncciilciif. l|:ul nn si'i'i<>iii~x inspect. url' il. liuppeiicil in shallow writer und the youni: men were cnsily able to wzulc usliorc with their ezuioc.
Mrs (i':\iil.) .luliii M. Mi'l.i~ml uiiil
minily of lliirriios Aires Hoiitli /\|nri~ ion, arrived bore b_v the f\'<u'l,luiiubcr- liiiid h`ut||i‘ll:iy cvriilriiz un nu oxtciiil- cd visit to bm' sisters, Mrs J. 'l`. l.itn‘r.z and Mrs J. F. Wlieur. Mrs ll'lcl.cml loft liucuos Aires on the gint April ...nl ,npr-nt. r=c\'1-rnl ww-.ks in' iiiiigluinl uiiiuuite lirriviiiiz in ilulilux by thc “h‘nrili|ii:=n" .vu l"rlil:\y iuoru ing.
[HE WEATHER . THE TEMPERATURE
'ilDE. M00!! ETC
'(Spci'iul to thu Liiinrdinii) T(>lt()N'l‘(), Julie 23, iiitnlcmtc
westerly winds, line and warm.
'THE Wl<ZA'l`i-IF.R.- Yesterday was
cloudy and simshiny alternately; Cloudy at night. Saturday thc wea- ther was mild with sunshine all day.
'The tempcmture at three o‘elock this morning by thc Rcxull Store 'l‘csi‘cd 'l‘lier|uoinetci~, with a northern cx'Dosure was ilfty degrees above zero and with n southern exposure was
LEIGIIE IIE ENIISS _ HIINNII PIIIHIIN SNINI
Yesterday the League of the Cross
of this city celebrated the Feast ox St. Alloysius, their patron saint.
ln the morning both the younger
and older members ol the society, in a body, received Holy Communion.
The society, headed by their excel
lent band. paraded from their hall on Dorchester Street to Queen St., up Queen to Richmond, then down Rich- mond to the Pro-Cathedral, where an impressive and forcefn'l sermon, ap- propriate to the occasion, was deliv ered bv Rev, Stephen Macdonald, ai ter which Benediction of the Blessed Hncrarirrnt was celebrated by Rev. Pius Macdonald, Spiritual Director ol thc society.
The parade then reformed an'
marched from the Pro-Cathedra down Richmond Street to Prince, v Prince to Grafton, up Grafton I Queen and down Queen to Dorchestc. thence to the League Hall.
SIN IHIIMNS LIPIIIN
WNIIINIS ENN HIIIE'
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i.i|Nll(iN, Juuc 20-Sir Thomir
i.ipl.on mctliis yachting advisers to_ dny :ind discussed with them tlir qiiestiuri ul’ accepting the final term. sent by the New York Yacht Club li reply Lo his clialleugc through tb. lioyol ll-ister Yacht Club for a ecriu. of rucrs for the American cup.
It wus decided acceptance of the
terms must bc deferred until receip. of the ifliz rules of the New Yor.. Yzicbt ('liib, which constantly wer- |~efci'rc<l to throughout the club’a let
ter, but which were not enclosed.
Witluuif. these rulcs Sir Thomas
dcelnrud it was impossible to under stmnl the rondliions prescribed for Ihr- race. lin was forwarded a Cablr izrniu to New York requesting that r. copy of thc regulations he sent to him and expects that it will arrive within if week.
Will] BEES NNII
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ST. CATHARINES, Ont., June 21.
-Charles Wardell had a contract t move a frame house on Collier I-iii.. which has been vacant for some timr
fifty-two. The highest temperature recorded _vesterdny was seventy-three degrees above zero and the lowest was fifty- llvc above. The lowest the previous night wus fifty-seven degrees above.
fifty-fivr above.
The highest tcmperatiire recoi-de<
above zero und the lowest was fifty live above. 'l`lie lowest the previou night was fifty-five degrees above. A
above and ut nine p.m. it was fifty ilVe nliove. .The tide will be high this aftcrnoo at 1.12 and to-morrow at 1.56,
2.55 and Wednesday nt 3.29.
The sun cts this cicnin at 75
day at 4.10.
The moon rises to-niilhf df 11-17' The full moon was on Wednesdw.
Jline llltii, lit 1.54 ll~m~
The lust quarter of the moon
he on Thursday, June 26th, at »
p. m. The length of todl! Wm E” Mum nnnrs and iortrd" f"|'“‘*
i-‘rom The
0|. Guardian.
o‘clock
Rexel! Stare
yuh .n pgirtliefn
"in degrees
5 southern ox-
At nine n.ni.. it was fifty-sevcii de- grees above and at nine p.in. it was
s
nine n. ni. it was fifty-eight degrees’
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and to.n\-irrow at 7.55, it rises to- morrow morning at 4.03 and Wednes-
into the city. Yesterday lie and hi men went to the house to start Ol-' crations. Noticing bees flying Hl'°““f they investigated and in a room found more than a tub iiill of h0D‘0Y- Th' bees must have worked IJNIW |15” to get flint mucli honey this BPFIUET- for it was probably all PM E-herf siurc winter, as it was fresh ln' Hire. Thr bees were wild, and tlllicli become uililcr still when Ml' W°f e
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zinturday was sixty-eight degrees and hp. urn proceeded to rem0ve U1
` succulent store.
f» liunouncssnus.
‘ ii no events.
' co I smilies. ETC.
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_ ` it one “nt Nr word each insertion ir
'will be high to-morrow morning at ,ma ¢o|“m||, Gash must accompsni
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,.d,,|-_ Minimum charge twenty-live cents.
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