_ . _ . -_ ff " i ~ A il _ s Rw."'*"'

f s ` "Tumi “‘Tm5'1"1'lEW5 L- CANADA. THURS -JAY 'MAY 8 I r rlusr or Ani."

A 2*.

__ _,__ c __j;_ _ *_ __ , ,_ 9_3

1 .

THE. LIBERAL sflvnrons .Inf nnvn-L nm BILL nonnv O

. D cuss nv cnucus Before THE House or commons

9 , _ , w.'in.icu.i. WILEUX ll TWU MEN Kllllll TUHKISH AHMY

Th* 0 °5"°'_' 'iilllillll the Highways and

A’ rlcultural iid Bills. lll

°"f;_ Hllllll EUUHT IN Hl`lU|_VEH llllll

- Naval

(Special to The Guardian)

0'1"1`A\VA. May 7--A caucus of Liberal Elenators was held this morn- ing under the presidency of Sir ‘ lleorge Ross. It is to be followed' by another and perhaps 9, series, includ- ing a special caucus to be devoted, to' the question of killing the Naval Bill. lt is stated that the Naval.Bill was

that the caucus spent its time in reaching a decision to kill or mangle both tho Highways Bill and the bil

vnncement of agriculture in the pro- \'|fIC€S.

Both these bills were attacked by

the Opposition in the Commons with as much vigor as the elected Liber- nls dared show in View of the wide- spread popularity of both measures.

The Highways Bill was killed by the Senate last yearnnd it°ls to be thrown out again or loaded down with amendments which the Commons will not accept. The agriculture measure which got through last see- sion seems marked for destruction this year, the excuse being that the appropriation covers tob long a per-

iod. The attitude of the Liberal maj. OTHY in t\1G` Senate has been adopted

Ft the ‘u°t9ti°" Of U10 P5-YYY leaders I.f>NIi()N, May 7 -The King and (Canadian Press) in tthe 0°'!!1m0“B. and Of those other Queen held court to-day at Bucking- VIENNA» Gao MDS’ 7'*TW0 men Dar y leaders whose seats in pnrlia- ham _1’alace_ Among those present, Were killed and n third probably (ab ment were talnen from them by the was Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the c‘eleb- .Ally wounded in n continuous revolver people. rated American newspaper woman battle near here today. Hon' MW-’k°“zi° Killg and Hon. novelist, Oscar Blow, a farmer, first engaged

Sydney Fisher were much in evidence Mrs. Wilcox said later that what R. P. Sangster, is neighbor ln n duel

not under consideration to-day but_ln Qttnwn t0_dny_ im,___e______d __ - - in which Sungster was killed

_ l er most was the splendor _ ~

The l`e“di“°59 °f the Lallflef HD- and elegance of the assemblage and Shen” Bennett m°““'~°‘i and PUT'

_ l>niEi_te_es_ii; tl_iie Seirnlteézo do the wori; especially the great p,.ep0n.de__ance on sugdnfiloiv who shot the officer od his

_ o errcnsin ' _- - .Tl Bhh t '

oppropriatlng ten millions for the ad- .gm-d to tn.; Hlgnw;ysoI:,I£lOn;gl£cx,3_ wuthhu and beautiful women' Svlliileefallirig Sd] th? gldgdddthliilliiliis

ture Bills has encouraged the belief B\0W~

that thc same thing may be expected

in regard tothe Navy Bill. This ,

raid on the legislative output of the s

resllonsible branch of the legislature

will create a situation impossible of

D Y ll

possessed by the Liberals in the tien-

ate will mean such action as will ef- C 1. _ _ ____ fectively deprive them of the power - ( wana" webs) _

3 :ca 5/:

(Canadian Press)

MUNTREAL, Miiy 7.-Montreal has

IS STAHVING

_'__

(Canadian "ress) .‘5"

BRINDISI, ltaly, Mny 7--Advlccs

from Aulona suys the situation there

Sessions to Open at

ll a. m. on and Afton

Monday. Spirltedlnterchunge of Opinions

On Naval Policy.

(Special to' The Guardian) i`hurchili had frowned upon the mn.

OTTAWA, May 0.---llefore the dis- rier naval pulloy 01 1910 and nnd np..

salon of the Naval Aid Llill was re- prllvgd of the lllen Ol ,nnlnlng n con.

sumcd thc l’riuic Minister's motion, trlllntlon of nnlnn tn the B,-mnn providinl; for the meeting of the fleets. He learner] that the Flys; Housc at' ll i\.iii. on and lifter .\lou-` l.ord .if the Admiralty had not de-

causes the greatest anxiety as the

army of Iiuvid Piishn, encumped

few miles north of the town is in

starving condition.

The Greek army cncumped tlirce

miles south is ready to take the

slightest pretext to nttsci. the city

duy next, was iulopted.

ness of the session because the bud get speech had not yet been delivered

Mr. liordcii on the other side

rived his inforiniition respecting the

I: _Sir Wilfrid l.uurie1' th<1\li:l"~ th" slight success of the late government

time had not coiiio to hurry the busi- policy (mn. tlln letter.; up statements

' of Mr. llorden but more likely from _ the public documents of Canada. It , only shows, he exclaimed with asper-

notwitlistanding ussurances of the mum Hee no mason why me mm_get|ity' the part that ma” Churchill

Greek government tliut it does not

._ Juni niacin

...-....»»_...._.». “mlm” MW" niwn Munn win nisnnn

intend to move against Aulona.

could not be delivered at a tin\e_plnycd in this whole nefarious trans- when moriiiiig sittings were being action. iLaughter.) Mr. Carvell en- licld. Incidontnlly, he said, he ex-l.ll»n\i.,l~¢»,.l to mnke it appear that My-_ PC0924 that Mr. White would make lluzeu had spoken of the liquidation the annual statement regarding the of the Fore River Shipbuilding Com- flnances of thc country about thc mid-"puny, so often talked of by Mr. Pugli- dle of next week. I-lc announced tliat_il@y_ for the purpose 0( discouraging

more iniliortant govcrnmcnt hills the r-stnhlishment of a shipbuilding uid be brouglit before parliament ln.|..nf,|~y in (lanada, "Why did the

and promised to inform the Iicadcr 0f,i\'linist<-r of Marine refer to that com- tbe Opposition as to the legislutive|pany”" ho asked, when Conserva- prograin for the balance of the ses- tivo monibcrs laiiglied at his deduc- sion. Mr. fliiisliollii. Antiuonlsh, couti Nc i~ciei~ri».i to 11,, replied Mr. Fos-

nlied his speech upon thc Naval Aid ter, Kings, N. S., to show that the

tion.

to interfere &gl_1in- _ nnotlicl- ngtnmnted mm_dc__ and suv (_ ` __ ____ (Special to The Guardian)

. _ , . ( l f.

Sir Wilfrid Ifaurier is killing the ccsslul suicide case. OTTAWA 3:1? “may ";i)Tnc Order u_’(_l_'§_l1gWA. Ig/iffy 7.-__A decidedly un- Bm covnning ,nncn me nmne g,.,,nn,l

hen that lays his golden eggs_ F(,ll,,n.;ng n nnnrrel in “_ house on _ C _ ' l_"h_ _ ‘ _use a aw, w erein the Dom- ` ` ` Ht. ldlizabetli Street this afternoon, xinnaogugiglelntlgi l;0:;€_n;]§ntB;;ri;1w§;§'"ilu" (1°"°"“me“t is the Plflinfiifi and

THE SU‘PREllllE

COURT CAS.ES“

_ 1

The Supreme Court was occupied

all day yesterday with the ciiso of llr_ R. J. Ledwcll ve. The Gliarluttc- town Light and -Power Go., Ltd.,'l`l\is case was tried 'at the last Hilary 'Perm and a verdict was rendered for $125 in favor of Dr. Ledwell. The casa is on action for a new trial, a rule uisipiiaving'-been granted. It is an action ,`gQr_ ___. professional services

t°“d°r°'ivt° °“°vM4°Is“-Ac' B” °mD1°y°°' the st_eamer"Carillo. They are going J Mu1'tlia'nnd Dennis. Swnnnéy tnc,the Supreme Court of British Colum-

of the company. Mr. A. B. Warbut- ton argued against the rule and’ Mr. W. S. Stewart supporting in. The court adjourned at 5p. rr... to meet at 11 o'clock this morning,

` JAl‘ AVIATOR KILLED.

TOKIO, May O-The Japanese uvia- tor Takeisbi, who recently returned from America, was killed at Osaka yesterday. He made a successful flight# from Osaka to Klyoto, and was on his return. His skull was fractured while he was attempting to alight.

.l_._.-1;

AMUNDSEN GETS ANNUI'1‘Y»

UHRISTIANIA, May 6--The Stor-

tlilng today voted to Captain Roaldlviflit- President Raymond Poincare nie 30-odd years, was busily engaged

Amundsen, discoverer of the Bouth_ Pole, a life annuity of 6,000 kroner $1,620). ...

CONDENSED ADDS

T0 LATE FOR .

CLASSIFICATION

Onc cent per word each insertion in

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimuifn charge twenty-live

cents. GARPENTER WA-N'1‘mD-ArPi.Y A'i‘ once to Charles E. CBFBDH. 193 _ Queen Street. 5-8Mtf_. WANTED--TWO GIRLS TO LEARN

dressinakillg. Apply to 250 Queen _ Street. 6”8hl§lp_d \VANTE.D-LIST CARRIERS. APPLY. at Guardian Subscription counter. _ 5-vivid. GIRLS WANTED To PACK BIB-

cuits and confectionery. Good pay to smart girls. G.~ J. Hamilton & Sons, -Pictou.__ ______5;}_lV1@@~

LOST A BLACK BAR PIN SET

with gold and pearls. Finder hlease leave at Prowae Bros.

5_3 M 3ln¢l_‘ westerly winds, rain at night.

FOR SALE'-SECOND HAND THREE

ave:-ter ;1>1anc nor Busty. Newly- palnted Fred Waller, 203 Kent S12-

Er-8Mhwk..

GIRL WANTED IN AV FAMILY oF three. Dae with pxperience PW' ferred. Refereneeb required.

Wages paid to Guardian

__wrlting or mi. rAiuu` Fon Aonsis

good city. with 3 acres suit-

'i‘I~I.E Weeks

to Canada and then to England has Eric has been recalled by his govern- ment. <

Lady _Swnyne suggested hanging English sullrngettcs who threw bombs.

KING ALFONSO

ARRIYES ‘IN PARIS

____

PARIS. May 7-King Alfonso of

Spain arrived in Paris this morning with Premier Count Alvaro De Ro-

mnnones for atwo days' official

and Premier Louis Barthou with all the members of the French cabinet W°I`6 Present to receive the Royal party at the station. The King and President, while driving together, through the Avenue Du Bois De Bou- 10Zne and the Champs Elysees 'to the King's temporary residence at the Pleis D°rsev talked with animation.

THE NEITHER ' _ THE TEIPERNIUIE

~ TIDE, H00!! ETC

-___

Thfi temperature at three o'clock

_this morning by the Rexall Store Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was thirty-four degrees above and with a southern exposure thirty-six.

'ri-ii: WEATHER.-Yesterday was

:cloudy with rain and north to north-

The highest temperature recorded

(yesterday was sixty-three degrees above zero and the' lowest was thir- tyenine degrees above. The lowest re- corded the previous night was forty- five degrees above. At nine a. m. it was fifty-five degrees above and, at nine p. m. thirty-nine above. `

'I_‘lie tide will be high this afternoon,

at 12.21 and tomorrow at 1.06; it win be nigh tonight st 11.14 and tc- morrow at 11.55. _

The 'sun sets this evening at 7.17

Oil

This

in the

ms i

6th, at r4.24__a.m__

'l‘1i_e'iirat quarter of the moon ~ will

be on _f1'uesdar.~ May Isth, st.7.i5 s.

foiitteen

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O'l"l'A\YA, May 0.-One man was drowned and J. R. Booth, the veter- an millionaire lurrbermau, mid twen- ty-five of his employes had a narrow escape from death this afternoon, when the rising waters of the Otta- wa River hurled down a coilerdam built across a log drive at the Booth plant. The dead man, Romeo Cham- pagne, of Hull, Que., was caught in the swirl of the thousands of tone -of water, which had been kept back by the dam and which went rushing mad- ly, through thc log drive, carrying everything in its path.

Most of the men, at the first crack-

ling of the timbers of the dam, rush- ed for a ladder leading from the drive to thc ground level, while others climbed up ropes nod got out as best they could. Mr. Booth, who despite

supcrlntending the work, was assist- ed to safety by his [orenien of the mill;

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MARTIAI. LAW PROBABLE

IN SYRACUSE, N, Y.

SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Moy 6-Twen-

ty-five are wounded, and four police- men and eight Italiana are in the hos- pitals. The` militia has been called out. Before night the city will be un- der martial law.

__..._._-_-

SEEDING WELL ADVANCED

ALONG C. N. R. MAIN LINE.

WINNIPEG, May 6-The first croP

report issued by the Canadian Nor- thern Railway shows that along the main line from sixty to eighty per cent of the seeding is done and manY districts report the wheat all in.

In Morris and Carman subdivisions

a superabundance of moisture has caused delay and only from 25 to 35 percent of wheat is in the g_l‘0\111d. but present conditions are eminently favorable and rapid progress is being

made.

________.__-_--

THIRTY-ONE CARS IN

AUTO RACE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Mer 6- Thirty-one cars representinS 01° fait' est in this country and in Europe have been entered in the 500-mile race to beheld here.Decora_ti0\1‘DBY. The entry list closed ‘ at midni§l1¢~ Of the thirty-one entries twenty-four are American cars.

_.1-

- _ _ ,_ g thc said period. resided in the °‘ GAVE WAY _ »-

Br1tisif_*H°“d“"‘5.,f°r B°Ven_ YGHYB NFW YORK Mn 6_J_m___B F ,city of Vancouver." ' ._ _ _ and with .Lady'Swayne he arrived on “ ' Y ' Judge Clement was anpolnlnrl to

Thompson' James E Hussey John

police inspectors charged with con- spiracy to obstruct/ justicc, were con- victed by a jury in the supreme ioiirt, shortly aftcr 8 o’clock tonight.

LINES FROM CANADA

T0 ITALY LlKELY

MONTREAI., May G-Two new_

direct stcmuship lines will be estab- lished before the end of thc present season, between Canada and italy. according to statements made by a special agent of the Italian company here today.

It was said that the Navigazione

Generale Italian and .the Italian com- panies would shortly inaugurate two steamship services from Genoa, Na- ples and Palermo.

The line to be directed by the for-

mer company will land passengers and cargo at Halifax and Boston. The Italian company means to land passengers and cargo at Quebec and Montreal. The stcamers to he used on -the latter route are .the La- zio and Sannio, of which the Sannio has been transferred to the Italia company by the Nnvizazione Gene- rale Italian. Both of these lines are since with the Hamburg-Amefiwn and other North Atlantic -poole lines.

WOMAN BURNED

T0 DEATH

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HA1.IieAx, N. S.. May G-A Sad

accident occurred at the Stirling near Glace Bay on Saturday, which re- sulted in the death of Mrs. Donald Macflonald, under most distressing circumstances. The woman arose about two o’clock to kindle a fire and prepare breakfast for her hus- band on his return home from his nighrs work. In lighting a lamp e thin wrapper which she wore ignited and at once she was enveloped in smoke and flames and fell to the floor. If she uttered cries they were nnt heard by the other inmates, and when is brother and a son were awak- ened by the smell of burning clothes they found the woman prostrate on the floor with her clothes com.Di0f¢lY burned. They aroused the neighbor- hood. and the greatly suffering wo- man was removed to' St. Joseph’s hospital, where she died n few hours inter. ,

.__..__-»é--

_..-__--__..-!._.._...-_.__._'__f____.__.______, lilllsenc Laporte is dead, Mrs. Al- ann annnln,_n,g Frederick Pussmore 3 B"iU“l1_U"1Uf“bi“ iudile the defellil-

"' ""`7""""`"""""""""""" _ _ t _ - - - 1 _

phousinc Lleinard seriously hurt, shot, Gntehns an general manager was ;l_?e_.___l_\_l;9(3l_\;x:i_:_tbten entered in thc lex

' in three places in the back of the t ll | - nh H ,_ d -

neck and will likely (llc, anfhee( _S:p0i_?tm§:tseisu ;g'___ _xennitcl The action is taken against Judgel-I

, A puliceman Passing i-"W h““5e period of two years and therefore at Pg béefzeqt (Ui me Supreme

l l nt, '.- _ _ . ‘our o riisi lolu lin adi

.,;?:nnB ur.`l.an(t`li;uB)f1l‘d‘d~r mwiitiiimiliizz 3leyph'§,ISur%§£ef_h°.Mmfster .O‘tR“;_l'. based uhon an nllegatiohn of .fall-dz ro?

- n s. r. ius sa ar is o _ . . wounds in ber neck. Laporte, clutch- $20_n00 not yem._ He will };m`ke _.egu£_,. l’l"95€l\fL\f~\0f1 |13' him UH £0 U`HV@\1llll.~§ ing u revolver rushed on to the gal- lntion nn to the m-gnninntion of wel °xl~’e“‘='°5»_ _Tge amiilllli- BU\1i§h¢ U1 lie lerv turned it on himself und lodged Stag the nonnljtlunn of nm y( t 1`9"0Ve"'3l 1” 4»290~

NEW YORK. M1157 7-"HnnEil'lg is two) bullets neni the heart from the ' ' P lyme" ` The sl-“t°’“9"t Uf Clllim B8 S ' “Vt

/ ‘ » nd the c llccticn f rev _ A' . , y, m V

the best an'd only cure for trouble- CUCCIH of which he died soon after in :c__r_y __e__t;r__ _Jw _Z s“___r*i?_‘;';__ t_),-.'l‘li_c__<lcfen(lant in applications and some People." declared Elir Eric J. me h0“i"t"`]‘ th” Mi“i"‘t°"- ,Germ Cate” re. tmveumg expenses'

falsely nnd fraudulently stated and

Fl Hwuyne, yesterday, "and that is represented that his resilience from

Why British Honduras is the most N, Y, |gugugt icnlv to March ioio was cf.

eaceful 1, _rr ran For s, whereas the fact was

p Sin _Enigma):;sj;;;1t;Tv_;,:‘;;ica i and is thnt_ the said defendant, dur-

as other liibcrnl speakers.

THREE DEAD

ported yesterday, the hottest May for five, years.

Mr. (`nr\'cll, Uarlcton, once more voiced the cliiigrin of the (lpposition *li"1"t “'h“" im talked “b°“t it" at thc iuuuncr in which _Vli'. \Vi|istoii fI.nugl.fcr and :il1I>lnusc).

inemlicr for St. John, Mr. Pugsley, did not know what hc was talking

_ _ _.,.,,_,._..`.__.~__,....e._._,..,.,` .-,...._,_~\-~.

wireless srnnon nr

cars mics euiulen

ST. Jill-lN'.\‘, Niid., May 6.-The

fire 'li'c'l lc tr l tl " el t -

\\ i if s oyei ic \\ir ess sa

tion 'ut Cups ltiicc last night, started tlirougli u spark from the sending ap- paratus igniting the side of the Wood-

<‘_i.i~i\'i~:I./\Nn, ohio, May 6.-’\`\\"@0.cu i.ui1.~im; in which thc apparatus

deaths from excessive bent were i'c-1w.aSim,tn|l,.(l_ T-ne hlnzcnprnad too

5`<luickly for the operators to handle

and thc building was consumed with

THE STEAM ‘N

Charlottetown yesterday afternoon to

bia in December 1906.

vnclu sloux

The steam yacht Sioux arrived in

get coal and water. She left Gaspe

night leaving that place at 9 o'clock Tr

of New York City, and iscommandcd pu

boat is 112 feet, with a 12-foot

her of ersons and also a saloon and O

quarters. All the latest improve- by

and cold water, sewerage, etc., are

line gas tank, and two engines each Su ‘E50 h, p. which drive the boat at 1,

_{i__1.____-

AT THREE CENTS.

GHIICAGO, May 6-The finest klnd`

ol' American-grown Bermuda onions will be on sale in Chicago at three cents a pound once n month during S

_'_' - NEW HEARAN-5 FOR

_ _ Qllfsllllslf, May G.-lu the court of _

on Tuesday I_“m-"mg at 4. “clock Kil1g`s bcucli of appeal, judgnicnt was ‘lf "UNH Rl'¢h*U`d90D. 0- Player 011 th! and dl`0PPe'l mt” Summermde last rendered this morning with Judge TUVOMU IIICFOSSG £03!!! ill 1905. Bild

ments such as electric light, gas, hot mt“,.c_

_ _ The chief argument used by tli

i“St*‘“‘“1~ The ““F‘“°"°"“‘ °°“°“““’ f`hicoutivui Pulp Couiuauv to Cancel o'r'r.\wA May 6-The Government the dynamo and switchboard, accty‘ the judgment of Judge-, lloii-on in the Un qntnnllny let n $130 000 contract

_ . ,

BERMUDA oNioNs

John Kravrek, 48, of St. l.ou`\s,,nll mn. n,,n(;cnln_ The nm-ln_1 was not was stricken in the Union i-ltatlonlllnlnnnnm _

cl died three hours aftcr. Jilhll The station is one of the best

Kraiinger was ovcrcoinc while HC known on thc north Atlantic coast work, mid died later, and thc iiifniit “ml tht. ggmnnny will install 5 tem-

""_' son of Sam Snuirak suceuinbcd to

` lii-at lirostrntioii.

The oiliciul record of f.ciirpi‘i':itiii‘0

porury clluipmcnt as soon as possi- ble. ’l`lii\ loss is placed fit $10,000.

s iii; flcgreca, but the kiosk at tho ect ll.-vel Sliowcd ii ti~ii\l\ci'i\t\li`~‘ of

Sl.ll‘.\‘ OVER HANK

LAD IS DROWNED.

CME OF NINE YEARS -

H’r_ L‘,\'I`l-IARINES, May 6 -Ivan

llichurdson, the eight-year-old son

enholm dissenting, iii thc raise of “`il0 WOVD Ulf! St. Chffhll-l`ihB uniform

this morning fo* here ef* *Ollie “U the cliicoiitimilruip ccmpsiiy vs. wil- for H number of years. was drowned New York to be fitted 0“i3~ The Yam* liam Price, and fi new trial ordcrcd.` is °W“Bd by C0mm°‘1°r"' F' D' Hmlmc 'l‘lie case was the result of n lcttcr hY‘1"\\‘iiC YHCCWHY, along the bank of

'this Afternoon when he fell in the

hiisiiui in the Montreal star, un- “`l\i°l\ he was playing with several

DY C3913 Mai-90"' The l°“f~'-th of the zette and Quebec Chronicle some nine Hmllii Cf‘mf>H~Ui0l1B- H8 WHS CBI`I`l.°d 200

yearn ng,,_ when Mn lime,” ,Wnr mn feet before friends succeeded in gett-

beam- and has B Water draft Of, it' own signature, made the statement im? him t0 the ballk- Au 6501*-5 t0 1'6- 6 in- The boat has H illfge “‘““‘g' that thc vniccutimi ruin Company Vive the lad were without success.

"00m which ‘Will accommodate 8 "mv" ‘claimed owuers`nip of property at Lliiil'

utimi that they did not legnll

P C y

two staterooms besides the DI`€W'S nwn_ ln.; were given |,r(,nn,~l_y rlnlltn --<-1-1

an uct passed by the Quebec legis-

l.Afl(lI<l LUMBER CONTRACT LET.

c ___

prcmc court, after ii lengthy trial for lumber required in connection

lury, which rendered nu ununiin- vi-‘lfll the Hnllnun Bay Rnilway_ Tm,

about 24 miles an hour; also a water y _ _ _ - . ._~ _ , _ _“be homer wmch Wm carry 300 ____ ;{:_ie\lr?_;_n;n mf;\_';>r_);fth1\ef\_“_;_;;cr. onto,_ Halifax, and I luladelphia firms lf 5team~ Th°.Y”cht is “sed by com' piitting the case to the jury, which '“0d0f0 Ballmer B W°“lthY NEW Y‘“'\" was to the effect that the iury could

‘ff as 3 Uieasuf” boat' ““'1 has “ eliminate the evidence of Hou.

“few Of “i“e~ She was “mu eight Garnenu, president of the Chieoutimi

Years 59° bv the H°"°Bh°“ Mfg' C0" Pulp Company when considering their L.AUNCl-I TORPEDO

of Bristol. N. Y. verdict

in shared in thc contract.

_l_.__i___

N..

BOAT DE BTROYER.

_COWES, Eng., May 6--A new Eng- lish torpedo boat destroyer was launched here today and christened the Red Gauntlet.

MONARCH SUIOIDES ---

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

A'ri-iieus, Greece, ivisy a-Alek.. (;0M|Nq EVENTS,

chinns. who assassinated King nc

the summer months. .Genres Of Greece. on Merch 18. at MEE1-mos'

20 DROWNED IN

up. I

PORTUGAL wancx. town ci voir., frnssssiy, iiuicii

morning by flinging himself out rt window of the police station

that city.

Schinas who was a native of

King by firing point blank into

OPORTOI P°"t“5“1f MBV 5_TWe“" Nick. while he was walking along

ty seamen were drowned today when,st|-seen nf gnlnnlkl nC,,o,nnnmen ci large fishing schooner went ashorelan aide (le nnmn 'ple gnve ns nn

oil Cape Moudego and was broken _plnnation of the crime that in 1911, .School 0, Muna Uonnrg tonight is

bi? had implied for assistance nt the -cu “t°Hmn uf pl-01.

nn lmnmlnlgtrative inquiry" Johnson, the negro pugilist, on a. don, England, Captain Tryzgvs Gran, '

msn.; i.y _)fci.u ,_r_;i. $i£i_r&cB_2;evnitatlc<:1nt?;“ °;\1°_n ___lg_;l:\a1;~ nlzaegegrousyh gusta'city from ti.c_ si-i1i‘rING NEWS. of t e Zqomiu u . Srila . ap in Gram was a -- . .the police depart- Judge Carpcntefs court here today. member of- the Scott expedition tel Entered, May 7th-B. B. I-Ialff

lo an in-ld on The twelve veniremen chosen by the the South' Pole and was one of the Ellie.

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