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i"»“’-Ili. -'rua tlrrsr News CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA \ioNDAv MAY 1 mu ` mer or few
ITTIIIPTS. FIRST OF YEIIR’S CORONI-ITIOH, PROCESSIOINS
IIIIIIL NIH
SIIIIIIIII PIIT
Young Student,so Say Police, Intended to Suicide with
Her Friend. `
SHE WILL NOT LIVE.
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special tu The Liuardinn. NEW YORK, May 14-As a sciiucl to
the suicide of two days ago, of Dr, l.ut.~:oii. a fashionable physician and Magazine writer, Miss Alta Marhevka, his student and aid, attempted to kill herself in her apartments.
She was taken unconscious from the
gas filled room. 'Her recovery is un- lilielv. _ The police declare the young wo-
innii's act was undoubtedly part of ri suicide pact with her friend and teach- er. ,
ISIN JIMIS INIIIS
HIS IIIUIITH IT III]
NIGW YORK, May IO-At noon
todiiy General Thomas L. James, who was postmaster general in Pre- sident. Arthur's cabinet, and is now in his illst year, entered the bonds of wedlock for the fourth time. The hriiie was Mrs. Florence MacDonnell Gaffney, of Utica (N. Y.). who was Lili on her last birthday, and the cere- inony was performed by Recorder R. S. illuughin in the parlor of his home nt 'l‘enaf.ly (N. Y.) The. general's dsiiuiiter, Miss. Harriet W. James, stood up with the hridegrooni and iliil iiuite as well as a best man, for the general calls her "Harry," She is hr.. The bride ,arrived in an auto- iiiohilc nt Glen Burnie, the general's ivird stone villa at Highwood, mid- way between Englewood and Tenafly, sliortly after 12 o’cloek, with her bi-utlicr, A. M. McDonnell, and Mrs. l.larlinra Cook, whose husband was l~‘ri-dcrick (look, a former secretary of state. The general had long been waiting and hopped spryly into the car. Two old employes of the Lin- coln National Bank of which Gen- eral James is president. M. E. Illurtin and'CharIes Miinicr, made up the wedding party, and they Wert* off. for the recorder of Tenafly. - _ "lt was not long before the car ii-iiiskeil back to the house. The knot linii been tied and the geiieral's hap- piness was complete. ` , “llu_\'s, isn't she a beaiity!” ex- rliiinu-il the general when he intro- diirril his bride.
Siu: wore a navy blue travollini;
suil. with an emerald green collar niiil ii white llanamn lint with broad hlui-k velvet ribbons. Tlic .gen- eral is a fine ‘figure of an old ninn. His hair is grey, but he is erect and has a firm step. This is the first time that the general hiis iunrried ii divorced widow. Mrs. Glllfllvy divorced her husband, Auiz-‘ iist Gaffney, of Utica. The general( riilloil attention to the fact that she* IS ii direct lineal descendant of .loimi Aiiiiuis, president of the United States. .liter the knot had been tied the §\"‘<I*IiI\i: party sat out for New York ill mi nutoniubile to attend a recep- ion given by Mrs. (look at 4 o’cloek this iifternoon at the I-lotcl Savoy.
i\flri~ the reception the couple will
I1" to Atlniitic (lity for their honey- |Illli\||_ iii-iiieriil Jiiiiies' first wife was Miss. I‘7\_1‘II.\' Iiln 1¢`i°ceburn, of Hamilton IN Y-I 'l`lieii‘ wcddinir-was in 1852. v'|`\\'o _vi~ni‘s after her death be inur- riiiil Iii»i' youngest sister, Jeanne, who \\'iis tlieii the widow of Dr. E. R. lIi_»_i'ili-ii, of Aiken (S. C.) His first “"l|l‘ left three cliildrcn--(ioloiicl l°r:ini-is James. Mrs. Ella J. Bearson .imil Miss. Harriet Weed James. The iiliril time he was 73 years old, and his bride was an Eiiglish girl 30, llliss. lddith (lolbourue, daiighter of the lied Horse Hotel at Stratford- nii-.'\voii.
I
IIILLAOERS OBJECT
'T0'8'I'lfEET RAILWAY
\'oiiNos'i‘oN, 0., May i0-i>itts- Iillflz ciipitaliats have been securing Hiltioini for a street railway to Pol- iniil from this city. It is alleged the hnr wiii he mule from Hiieeton to UH’ vilinge mnde famous an the place \\‘lii~ro William McKinley passed his hoyliood. _Poland is one of the ideal rural Vlilugcs of this section of Ohio, niid "Wir of the residents oppose the con- struction of ii street car line, as it ls clnlined it would destroy the quiet of the peiiccful' little place.
Kroii iiiiniirfim Liiiimenc in ou- house.
IIIIIII III SIIIK
Special to 'l‘lic (liiarilinii.
TUK10- MU-Y 14-l’riiice Kntsiira,
l'-‘remiier auil Minister of l<innuce, is IGBIIIUH 8. moveiiiciit for a fund of $10A)00,000 for thc relief of the sick and poor of Japan.
iii.iiihlu
AT OPEINIIAIIG OF THE FESTIVAL OF THE EMPIR
Domestic und Imperial Aspects in the ‘Spectacle Which Wes Modest ond
I With Little Disployil of Pomp.I King, Queen ond Family
I Heurtily 'fireeted en Route.
‘ Special to The (luuriliaii.
LONDON, May l4.- The igrcatcst
coiiipliiiicnt ever paid a Colonial Min- ister has been arranged for Corona- tion season.
Hon. H. D. Hazen, Premier of New
l31`lmSWiCk. will be entertained by the Unionist L-eader, Holi. A. J. Balfour
IINGINIZIIII
I<`ltl<]lJl<]llI(`.T()N, Mny 12-The
Maritiiiie Iiarness riicini: circuit for 1911 has been organized, and upwards of $25,000 in purses and stakes will be hung out. The circuit will open' at St. John on July lst, and the! following towns will come in order: St. Stephen, Woodstock, I~`i'cderict- on, Chatham and Moncton. Two weeks in Cape Breton, then New Glasgow and then the fall exhibition races will start with $6.000, meeting at the Halifax exhibition, followed by Chatham and St. Stephen, then Fredericton. St. John will pi-obnbly follow with a fail meeting the lust week in September. 'Every truck has formally expressed willingness to en- ter the circuit except Cliuthaiiii and a formal answer from there is expect- ed in ii iliiy or two. _
'The preliminary notices for thc cir-
cuit will be sent out to horsemen at once, and entry blanks will quickly follow the first tracks in -the circuit. The Fredericton Pork Association have taken the initiative in organ- ization of the circuit, and the local directors met tonight and adjourned until Monday night, when pro1£l`l\\l\H! for July and September races here will be announced.
Every indication points to a larizc
number of horses from the New Eng- land States, Montreal and elsewhere. The latest truinci‘ to inukc_VinquAii'ics was Willium ¢Hoilgson, Jr., who is at Dover, N, H., with ai stable of horses owned by li. U. Tartc, the lvfontrcnl newspaper pi‘oprietoi‘. This stable is headed by Jerrie W-. the well kiiowu free-for-all ciiiiipaigiier.
IIIIBIIIII III IJIIITHIS. I
SPINIIS IIII IN TIIII
son ' - , I
ti ll d.\ niiflcriiig greatly
bees, which had built ii hive in a
l l' b
scciided from his DGVCII NNI C0V¢|‘lI\l_ himself as best he could with weeds.
where he Obtained clothes and food.
threatened to put an end to bundill’ baseball games because of the ;\0tl;*; which marked the entliusiiism or ..f,mB_~ go almost complete silenc‘e surrounded a game Sunday _in \ofi\;°\ the local team defeated_their bitlelr rivals, the Platteville nine. I_ndivii- wi oiubiirsts were quickly silenced. but ii mint hiindciaiwinir was permit- ted when the luisalle shortstop. Ill’ 11 Snappy double DIIIY. T“`eV°“tc‘I Platteville from breaking I-IW “ISV in- ti nnd ii Uliiiiitnuqiin salute
i. 0. h :greeted the locnl centre fltelder liivlclig
[he ar,.,\.c,i ni; the plate ii er a o run hnd won .thc l!H|“°~ w__
If "You want to know the relation
,thilt bride sustains to greatness. roiul the biographies of great men. If you want to subdue your pride. fligink often of God and his almightl-
ss. `
II You want to prove your hiiinil- If-Q' watch with what grace you re- "@|ve the opinions of -others. .TI you desire to see your soul in IIB nskedne , take off the garment “I your Prize. If you do‘not feel Y0\lr unworthlnesa, you are ln no
<-.oniiiciou to Prey Im" W’ *~“‘“*‘“ V0”
nefafdyou do not want to Cvmmili ll"
himself will be in the chair and others
'present will be Rouar Law, Matter il,ong, Mr. Smith, Rudyard Kipling,
' Il.oril Sslbourne and most of the other
front benchcrs. Holi. M. Aitken, a iiative of New Brunswick, is the or- Liaiiizci' of this unique honor to his fellow countrynian.
NEW YORK, l\Iay 14-The London
correspondent of the ’l`ribune cables:
The first of the year's (loronation
brecessions field in connection with the opening of the Festival of the Em- birc by' the Kina and Queen, had both domestic and imperial aspects.
lt was an iiiiprctentioiis, semi-state
affair with three carriages and atra- \’0IIiY\K escort of Life Guards and there was no display of pomp and circuinstuncc of Royalty,
It was a family party, headed by
Kllllf G€0l‘i:v, Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary, driving
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_ UNPRECEDENTED HONOR TO P.ROIII.NCIAL PREMIER
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quietly for seven miles tiirougli busts of loyal but humble subjects.
Their Majesties acknowledged with
smiles and courteous salutes the henr- ty greetings everywhere received.
LONDON, May 13-The Festival of
Empire-a combination of un indiis- trial exhibition with pageaiitry illus- trative of striking periods and epi- sodes in the history of the different parts of the British Empire-was opened at the Crystal Palace today by.King George and Queen Mary. It was the first public ceremony of their Maiesties since the court mourning for King Edward was ended and the first of in long series of functions which promises to make the corona- tion season memorable. The King and Queen drove in a semi-state car- riage drawn by four horses, with outriders, from Buckingham Palace to College road, opposite which a new entrance to the Crystal Palace had been made for their use. Enorm- ous crowds llned the route as the state carriafze iflassed. .
In Csmberwell Green the royal pair
was greeted by 40,000 school child-
ren, who had been given points of
Wfntage- Numerous f0feif1“ f°PF@€en'supported by Canada, -Newloundland
_tf\_tl_ves participated in the opening and New Zealand.
ii iiiiuwiiu ii cirsiiiiu
ceremony.
What the two courts were this
week to the fashionable world of London, the King's and Quecn's ap- pearance today was to London's mil- lions, and the King knows that he has made his own place in the hearts of the people. The late King Edward certainly had a standard of popular- ity _and London was curious to know what sort of a reception would be accorded to King George. The King was extremely punctual and did not vary three minutes from the schedul- ed time in passing any given point. He left Buckingham Palace nt 2.30 o’cloek and arrived at the Crystal Palace at 3.20 o’cloek, where he formally opened the Festival of the Empire. One of the principal fea- tures of the demonstration was a great assemblage of school children land boy scouts, who lined the route ]through which the royal procession :passed. ‘
The Festival of the Empire is a
huge pageant of the overseas domin- lions to help Great Britain realize ,the extent of the resources of the distant lands imd peoples who owe allegiance to King George. It is
NIIEIIIIIIIIS PISTIIII WEIIIIINIIS HIINII. .HIS EIIIPING WIII
.\`l.\(IAllA FAIil.S, Uiit., _Miiy ll-
Mrs. Kennedy, who left here with Wullnce Scairrnve, ii few dnys ago, und was iirrestcd in Winnipeg, on ii iviirraiiit sworn out by the Rav. A.l'. Kennedy, zlrrivetl here lust evening in eliurge of Officer* Delaney.
llcv. i\'li'. Kennedy immediately
withdrew the charge against his wife,
and the iiizigistratc disiiiissed the wo-
man, who left the building with her liusbnnd and re-entered the carriage to be driven home. Seagravc return- cd voluntarily.
UNTIIITHS IIIIEKITIIII
in the 'cc ii 'y. ~ . _ -_ froni cold fntii.:uc and liiiiii,<ci_‘, bc- desk tops by the old iniin s ielixtmtca
- ,~ , .. , f t before hc died. The gold, I D “Idea ‘mn-I” t0MmLd by I S"mm‘] 0 lTI:|Bhiid boarded for niiiny Years. filled
it couimoii sized wutcr bucket. -
house over 30 years to Orris Northrip, thc
had nursed him during his last ill-
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ibons for $22,100. This sum will go to
i I
PHISIIIINT III IIIGHTITII
» I EINI-INT EI]
MINES IIIPIY
.He Empbatically Responds io Charges of Sir Saud- ford Fleming.
] HIS EXPLANATION-
Guardian. May l~i-J. l’. Jones,
fw‘pci-.ial to 'l`lie
Mt N'1‘l!la`Al.,
Cement Co., makes a
Ivory emphatic reply to Sir Sanford ‘l<`leming’s charges.
of the Caiiada
| I Jones says Sir sanford's statement
___ S does not represent the facts.
1'!-lll.Al)El_.l’HlA, May l0-Accost- _ ' Any profits ni-ode by the organiza-
cii by cramps in li small stripdof . Ition of the _Canada Uement Co. were woods in (lcriiiniitown yest`cr ny islrarcd by him. _- ‘ ~’rr‘ ..zi.i.i:“:; Ms 1°-A" I....3'=f°..;";..i::““-ct.;‘i'; “i‘.§i‘.“l:’; 2.2;: f d ie o c e‘y . . . ‘ . ' ' c‘Ttl;thi‘h;s wore and left in the 1“Ve"t0"Y showmg Nh” estate of .culties until Sir f-lanford saw that woods by the vngrnnts. who camped. James TT Burgc of “"5 l’I""~°° to IW the present director would not take
JOHGH. "OIL kl\0\Vi“i-I lilly Of UW im” $60,680.46 was filed in the Greene ,over an Insolvent (iompany, of which
mediate neighbors and iivighg u_*.ba County 1-»,.m,,,f,,, p,,urt_ Most U; the he was l’i'iisidcnt, to the detriment of I' t cc from the scene of 0 ru '. _ 'the slinrclioldcrs of the Canada (ioni- IJT:kT'iNtncliiiil>cil into ii tree to wiiit_ foi'_I’rUI‘°"I-Y ‘§ Cfmh "'"‘I_ notes' _fmfgd Bc :ent (lonipnny anil to his own pei-sim.
,c cihmee piisserby He rcinaiiicd crctcd bebiiid door inmbs, insi e sc- ul mm mmncial m1Vmlta,,cS_
lcni im . _ . , ‘ I. . ic- ‘irate .1i.“i.ri. iii: III SCIIILIT IININ
,tene to gi iieigliboring truck form, I2-year-old son of n neighbor, who ____
-___ _ ness. _ (lIli<)lil’l-I, Ont., May 10-Four child-
ion ofa family nnmed Mctluarrie, liv-
past two weeks A fifth child is dying_ the father is seriously ill with the
I T iscase and the mother is in a critical
il T(')ll()N'l’(), May lt)-The handsome ‘condition. The eldest of the dead
---‘ house of W. R._ Travers, .fornier gen- 'children was ten years old. Friends
(;RF.l‘lLl‘T~Y. C01-. Mui’ 10”“P"'I‘I°“t“ eral manager of the Farmers' .l3ank, ,and neighbors have subscribed $600
of Lasalle, a neighliminll t°w“'|sltuated in Rosedale, ‘was sold by for the stricken family.
` ,auction this morning, to .J. J. (lib-|
WEATHER FORECAST
'swell the assets of the defunct bank . ,;___,, ` `
I COMMUNICATION
‘a.".rc..'§:i>“:.‘:ii.i.i iiraui heart." ___
"The trivial round, the common
task.
iS|.ecial to The Guardian. I TOIIUNTO May 15-Moderate winds
» ` lf' l wari . I
I lII‘NibnNT;iii ierafiirc at three o’cloek this
IIHNNIIH WIS
IIISTIIIIITII
LAWSON, N. LI., May 10-The
(fliurch of England at Highfield, Quecn's County (N. B.), was destroy- ed by fire on Monday afternoon, May 7, with all its church furniture. The fire passed over some four miles of territory,vearrying destruction ln its path. Although a valiant attempt was made tu stop its progress, it was without avail. Besides the loss of the church, many of the inhabi- tants have had very heavy loss of property and 'only for the strenuous efforts of those fighting the fire runny would have been homeless.
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INSNHIIINTS IIIISS
I INIEIIIIIIN SINITI
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WASHINGTON, May 11-The inca-
:~lpecial to The (liiuriliuii.
AN'T‘WI"iltl’, May lfl-A iii-¢:]iiif.i~Ii rc-
ports the capsiziniz of Iwo lmi-,gi-i; loil~
storni oil liualnba lli\'ei', one of Iienii streins of Conifo Ifivi-i' iicur l.ok;iiiiiU_ Belgian, Congo.
'l`liirt_\~ lives ivrrt- lost.
IN IIIITITIIIN IIIII IIIISSIIIIIE
Ill THI JIWS
Special to The (__liinriliuii.
i\'l()S(‘UW, Mny I4.-l*:ipi\i's iw-poi-i
that the agitatioii for the iiiussncre Os the Jews is prolialilr at Kiev ivhi-re many Jews, it is stated, are iiioving their property for flight.
HIIIIII SKIIIT HIIIITIN.
HIINP SIIINI IS "IT"
PARIS, May 10-'l`Iin latest l’:tri-
sian fashion frenk is thc “hoop sleeve." The hoop is pliiced iii the middle of the forearm, and its diu- inieter is seven inches. The sleeve is drawn in at wrist and elbow.
The harem skirt was lrouted when-
ever it appeared publicly in the Euro- pean capitals »aud Pi-iris, which or- dinarily hecoines accustomed quickly to the most fantastic apparel. refus- ed to accept it.
The failure of the garment to :\p~
pear at the fashionable race coiirses on Sunday aroused wide eoiiiinent. A few women seeking to nttriict atten- tion occasionally wear it nt a roller rink or in ii box ut thc theatre, but the mass of ferminity avoid it, with the possible exception of ii few of the milder models, whirli it is iinpossible to tlistiiiguisli from the conveiitiontil skirt. The harem skirt is not seen on the streets.
THIII BTTHIIII] HI
EIIIIHITTI INITIIIS
NEW ll(\(`HEl.I.E, N. Y., lliay 10-
When William, popularly known as “Bill” Leahy, opened his luncheon un on at Hudson l’.iik csteidiiv
was demonstrated in the senate to- day, when after seven bnllots the senate failed to elect Senator Gallin- ger, of New Hampshire, as president pro tenipore, to succeed Senator Frye, of Muinc. Mr. Fryc's recent
PIIIS I BILL EINII mviiigi i|[]N|[ g[]L|], ‘ic:°.ii;i“:r:c.:.:;“Ii::f.f‘1:.;.;i.iTri.;I ,-.e@»i»__5-`_~»;*;>1;-i»-=i°1‘»‘~>
]4‘iRESH HADDOCK, Halibut, Lob-
___‘_Fst_ers_ at`TaiitonV`Ys. > y 5-125131.
BOY WANTED for team and work _ around store. Apply to Gnar- dian. _ y ___YV _w__’.'i_--l2d3I.
VFD LET-Large house, having ten I, _ rooms besides pantry, kitchen and bathroom; also pleasant lawn, 36 Upper 2-lillshoro. I5--l2dtf.
`I{0Y WANTED for team and work I around store. Apply nt Central w1,,,~ke¢_ _ 5-12d.5i.
NY intelligent person may earn
. _ l
' ‘“D`m5llml“D'iiioriiing was thirty-six_ degrees aibove
i ZEFU- ‘
Saturday the Minto left this port' The lowest temperature recorded
at 8.20 a. ni. for Picton with pas-.yesterday was forty-four degrees sengers, freight, express and mail. above zero and -the highest was fifty- deckiag at 12 o’cloek. ‘She left on t\vo_above. The coldest recorded the bpened up R generm g,.,,ce,.y nm; [emi return at 5.05 p.m.. buvinz been de- previous night was thirty~scven de-www in wheMley.s building' comer 'layed wnitmg for the h°lMFd‘Syd“y gre” ah(-we zero' At "ine D' m' yes' lduston and Great George Stn.. next express, and docking in this port at tordny it wits forty-four degrees door to Gem wheHt`ey.H_ 'ML Mc_ 8.20 p. m., bringing passengers, above zero. iphee has 8 good stock' his prices arc' freight, express and N. S. mail. .Sheg l`hc lowc_St temperature Y9¢0r<I°‘I ]0w_ The |,,,hiic me Cm-diaiiy in-,~it., leaves this morning for Picton at[f~laturdsy was forty-seven degrees ed to give him R trim Omen 3_2() “_ m_ _above zero and the hlghestiwas fifty-| 5,15d2,|,,i_ The S. S. Harland made the usual seven above. The coldest recorded the _ C f - -I 1
. _ . _ AWTHOFQI ottage or sac iy
trip to and from West River Sstur- previous night iuas fifty one degrees H M I instructed by Mis .dny, carrying n number of passen- above norm -At nine p.m. Saturday Hnd!:“‘;te‘L"art angel] by auction as
were and a gnod general cargo of Nfirowas fortynaeven degrees abovelthe premises, corner ‘Brighton Road memht' 4 ' ` d A b o Street on Thursda
A", steady income corresponding for ‘neivspapeis Experience unnecessary. IAddress Press Uorrespoiiilents' Bn- ‘i'eau, Washington, I). (‘. 5-lfid2wpd.
I 'o'i‘ios';-w. w. McPhee wishes to N inform the public that -he has
, _ an m r ae , Y.
' _ . I -
ern express and the western accom-I The tide will be high this morning {‘;’°£|~e ¢K:‘reuD‘Ie\;_‘;";'“:#*’u::5;;\:;‘°;1|f“‘;]‘l‘;;
I d ti trains were on time, the at 11.21 and tomorrow morning at . ' _ A < II°r.IiT)m’Tne‘i?gide accommodation was flve 11.58. lrltewnrt. R. l'-leairsto, Auctioneer. _ 'inlnutes late, the eastern accomuio-I The sun sets this evening at 7.l9I 5"5‘I“"
Idation train was on time and the and tomorrow evening at 7.20; itl`l;0Wl.ING, Burke's Alleys, undo
Iwestern express train was ten mln-Irises tomorrow morning at 4.32 and' market, open lawful days ten t
Wm furnish “I We ° 3 ’ utes late. Wednesday morning at 4.31.. eleven
‘Room to deny ourselves-a road
To bring ini daily nearer io
As or na can aan o
5 .
I The moon rises tomorrow night at ' Ilupon one condition, The llnminioii <‘0l\.\'Ti2hi \‘@IRf-Il‘\\S “Wil GW!! BTV
pacity of the Republican party ln the I K - ` ' `_ fl ‘ I Q “em te' “M01 the @“f°t'$?§.i"'N" Th..-'.‘.’il‘.’lI‘ .’1-`.’.‘.'.i‘.IlI.“-.Il'.‘i“.JSI without the aid of the progressivcsl . y I ' , _‘
carried nwsy ham, eggs .ind siius- ages.
I'oliccinen found ciixiirctte stiiiiips
in the wagon bcnrini: the iiiiiiiiii;-mini "l-*_ K." Follmviiii.: zi triiil in thc iiiud toward the lluilson l’iirk bont- house they found und iirrested l'liil-
. food
cd against and thi‘ce of whom were. Ki't. I .tt 1 H t I \, I paired "gain" Mr' GauInger` Iciii‘riB¢!rIn<,Ti?Irtli:(Iiiissiihg f<IIIiI uiinil i 'sentenced to 15 dn is in the t`ounty
[;q|||)E||5§|).M)yEg|~|5E“§M=5'Ji.ii. i-ie min' Jiiiilm siiiuiiei ii.
Swinburne that he must have iii-uiil. too much champagne. '
ST. JUHNNIIINNIS
S'I". JOI-li\', Miiy lu,-.loliii .\Ii-llon-
aid, Jr., iiieat und ent.i.li~_ denier has assigneil to .loliii f`i'<»\vIcy. ’l`Iii- as- sets are SIl4,ll0Il, and the liiiliililies $22,000, hut he luis been under soiiio .pressure_ and a reeeni failure nf- fecteil liiiii.
en with liclgizin solilii-rs durinir the
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All, IN' AIIVANIIE
31.511 I lift YEAR I! .\I.\l|. IN AllVA\Il'E
IIIIZ WIII NIIT
IIISIEN UNTIL . III IS UUIIT
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Wlll Not Give Up Leadership Until Country is Free From Unrest.
A 2 WAITING FOR TERMS
rlpeciui to The Giinrilinii.
Ml<l.\'It'(i (‘l'l`\', May l‘l-'I`l.|uf_ (len-
<-rul lliiw. will not leave the Presiileii-
cy while the country is in its preseiit ~-tate of unrest is ns<1.-rtetl by Finance .lliiiister l.iiiiuiif_oiii'. ,` i-ie aiu.. ,t-uid tiuu. pinz stouii, c.. state iii iiiore explicit tcrius than Llirise i-oiii.iiiiel| in the rest of tho 1iii\i:iI<‘>'t.. to his nttituiie with refer- Ii.i“i= to his rctireiiiciit.
'l`liu l'i'i~siileiit demanded to know
his iiiipoiii-iif.'.~: fi-i'in:=, by \vIiicli'tl|ey i-xpcct liiiii to :iiinoiiiice his willing- iii-ss to i'e.~:i,;ii and they are waiting for zi rt-ply from liiiii. -
IIUNIIII .IUIIIIII Ill , IIIHIIINII GIHIIIINS
I NI'i\V Yllllli, Mai' I0-ln the nioilc '
|oli.~:<-r\'c.l at lloiiie, six pages in uni- .foriii licai'iiii_' liizlitcii torches niet His 'l~Iiiiiii.'-iiee, Vniuliiitil Gibbons, at the Iiloors of the <`aLlioli<> (`luh here Lo-
Iiiiirlit and i-srortcil the prelate ito a il.Iir<»iie in the _igriind bull ruuiii, where ilu-_ was i\'elcoiiir~ii by ii large gather- inL' of pi'oniiiil‘iit Viitliolics, The octa- ,sioii uns the iroliieu jubilee of His iliiiiiiii-iici» to the pi'ii-stliood and the ,silver jubilee of his elevation to the
Irui-iliiialnl.i>.
A cool. of nrins curved in biisswooil,
five by i`<>.ii~ fret, and sift in B gold Ifruiiie, wus iii'i>s:»iitciI to thc ctirdiual ,by priests of tlxi’ I’iiiili¢-'t coiiiinunity Int ii;e i'~:¢-i-ptioii. The shield \\'a.~i ile- siuiied by \\iIli:\iii, liiiiirel Harris of the I’uiilisi_ i"ntlil~i's and is said to ho the first of its kind atteiniited bv an Aiiiericaii. it is on elaborate repro- dur-.tioii of the design recently adopted lby the cardiiial us a prince of the
icliiireli.
Arclibishop I~`iii-Icy, Supreme (lourt
I.liit_ici- victor J. lJowlir.,'r and Frank rl. Haniimi, iiiwsiileiit of the club, dn- livei'i'il :1iIili~ii~<.~.-rs' of \\'i»Ic‘0iiiC to which
Itiii- l:iii'st replieil
| “No citizen should oe a drone in |tIie _<i»(‘inI bee hive," f`ariiinnl _(lib-.
ilioiis said in his risp use. “No man iiiiioiii: you should be nn indifferent ¢:i»i-ctiitor, of the moral, political and i-couoniic iiuestioiis which affect the
welfrii'(~ of the (‘oiiiiiioiiiveultli.
I “As ron are all protected in your ,life and i~ropri'iy by the stroni: arm of the igoveriiiiiciit so snould you -all liiuite iii iiplioldiiiiz the hands of those Iwiio sri- rliarccd with the administra-
`fioii of the (‘iriiiiiioiiwealtli."
| The rardiniil said that a zealous 'und eiilichtened lnity is the glory of ltlie (‘fliristinn rhiirrli, and the men- Itioneil fnnioiis la'~iueii who vindicated the cause of (‘.hristianity “by the alo- fiiiieiice of their writiiiizs. or by the
liiniiiioiis snneitv of their lives."
2 “Tliniik God," the cardinal conclud- ed, “ive live in ri coiintry whr-rc there ‘is libi-i't_v iritlioiit tolcmtion of li i‘i‘ii.~‘c, iiiiil iiiitliiirifv wiflioilt the tol- ,cintioii of iii-i<pof.isiii, niiii wlierc the i_'i»\'1»-i'iiiiienI Iiollls over us thc ncuis of it iiioferfioii wiilioiii ii|t<‘i`fcTim: with the iiiiliviiliiiil riuhi. of con~
,si-ii\ii<‘.‘."
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i§‘i“..‘i‘i’i‘.““-‘i';.i..`§'f1.°.i..f°.fi?.i‘i ..Z’.3. .i.I’.f’t’S lie Ki==eii=@i'~ ~ wo'-t<»-f\~.i~iii_i»' the °i>»~°ee°i- ef the ifofees-'we Rr ?.‘.`.‘.i‘.§§ ‘?.'...f§"“.‘I..f“I??.I;..I‘?"{lI§ ;‘i..I‘.T.ii . publican senators, five of whom vot- i ') I` ' I
I ISIN EIIIIII NEIITH
t 1.<i_\'llii.\', .\l:i_v IR.-Qiiiwii l\Iotlici' _»'\li-xiiiiiirii, wlio i`ef.iii'iieiI aiveek aL:ii` Ifi-oiii ii <~i'uisi» ou the l\lciii'tei~rniii-nn, Ili.--_~: iiikeii up ii residence at fHiiiiilriii;zIinin I’nIm'c. \;iierc she will jreiiiiiiii until after the roronntioii. |llui'inc ibn <'riii.~ci- and since her re- iiurii the iiuei-ii niother has cnjoyeil ,good igriirriil Iicnltli. She rra<‘liiiif .liei-ii just in tiuie to be present at the iut~iiii.i~inl sei~\'iee on the anni- _\'ei~_sni~y of the ilenfh of Kim: l']dwni~il_ iinii her ilistrcss iiiiriiiu the service ,wus iiiiirki~rl. As _vet she has scarce- -ly i'i-i‘o\'ei~i~il froiii the strain, but ‘iitlisi-\\~isr flu- i'i~_vnl wiilow is in ex-
l\finnrd's Liiiiiiiciit liiinb¢\i'mnn'n fr'f'n<I i-elleut health.
I.lul,\‘ lst. next, \\'li<~n they expire.
Mr lieinieiix iiiti'ofiiier‘il ii bill ii
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()'l"l`.t\W.-\, Mu_v l‘_’.--- lllr. l<`ii‘l<liiii:pi'i»ti\rtion io ii citizeii of ri foreign iiitroiliircrl ii bill to i-i-iiew the i-iini~-.roiiii\r_\' uiiirli iliil not igrniii siniilni' ters of the hunks for one "ear from l'l'*"""Il“i\1* Iii (`niinilianS. t‘\’cn if lin
srr‘iire:l ii <~oi»i'i'i:fIit in ii union coun-
i,irv llfiviiii' joiiied the union with
amend the water ciiri-faire of gooils ‘tus i'i»sir\'ntii»ii in (`anniIa would then
flic innrini- and iis\iri‘ii‘s eoiiiiiiitti-r ,The new bill irnkiis .sliippcis of liiiii
iondible foi the nibei
,iireiiient of the eoiisiiriiiiieiif. -' The new cop_\rii:bt bill was pu
act in nrt-ordiiiice with the report of tlii. res:'i~\i\iioii l`nnnili»i would then
. .br iii :i piisifioii to muke i`P.ei\\i'0c|\I ur- - i'i<ii->_einrzit.- with other countries I \~'iiiii Ike the l`nitc-il States were
ber i-psi ` nu ~ o . ‘, i. 4 . _ pieces: shipped buf. not for the iiwus not iiii-i~.ibi‘rs of the iiiternatioiial
'ei-p\'iii,'li\ '.iiiion_ Uniiiida, the minis- i ter sniil. was lircoiiiiniz of sufficient
Itlirouulit roiiiniittre and .\lr. l"islier inipoi‘tiinei‘ for i\iti'.'.i~iis of other coun- -‘iixplnined ri nuniber ui it: pi'i~\'i.-ioiis. iiriis to i\i~sii~i= eop\~i'iclii protection in r.The minister of ngriciiliiire uniil i_l\at`;thc l‘<\\n\uii\n. 'Thr l\f‘\\' bill nurde 0 Canada would only liccome ii me-_niher iiiriivisioii wlieri\b.' the l`auadinn trov-
I " ht to “sk I . 2-2 dtf i 'oi the international copyriizht iinionieriiiiuuit could enter into reciprocal
(‘ d." k f Mi rd' d t k o ther. 11.02. Minard‘s Llniment used by Physicians woiild not consent to grant i-_opyrinhr tnin and other British dominlons.
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