I |

I \ I .

I .

_,,jlI’vf ’ ,, --“ , .

_ '- f _.females eras.) -‘ -_~_,i- .,(,,,,,,,,¢,,-~,, P,.,,,,,, _, I ,

Y V ',f\T.une 21--Ext`r`elne hot, veetllbr caused tum- assess lim co- der- _Bh°1t1,l,Fi_ 'r. _noviils ol county; of Yoi'k`§.w_se proltrated while walk- in: sion theistreet to his Hs

.-‘Fill sailed 'and-he, wie taken to 'the lsospitsl- where_:-hs-;.died- shortly alter. filo nod been in poor nesun isteiv. ~ W. H. rlllsld a; well-known drug-_ sllt. ‘°°MLs;M'£\ »h9_me.~ ,a. paralytic stroke followed and he died." 1 , --William Frsnlln. 18 years old, was a victigp of hot weather bathing. He, Ylssdrowned while swimming in a- =swil;nmi_pg pool. Franlln was s. poor swimmer, and had ventured into too- deep. water. ' I

-suui~Mul lu

iillmlui suis

G.u.vlcs'lioN, kroxss, Julie 21.-

Cluiba 'formed -in this state solely for Rambling, liquor selling or other ille- ga1,purpose`s will be put out of busi- ness, if plans discussed here to-day at a conference ofexecutive oiihcers oi legitimate clubs are carried through. "l‘h¢e"sre 140,000 ,members _ol bona

'_ fide clubs in Texas. Their organiza-

ltions are being menaced, it is claim- ed, by -the formation of clubs for il- legal-purposes. The legislature wil'l. 'be .urged to enact a law which will abolish the svlland at the same time not be- a hardship on the' legitimate clubs. ~ ., `

, _...___....._._..

GOIIDEIISED IDS -

T00 ,..;l-dTE_.;FOR, , .

- FOR CI.lS8lflCl'l`l0l|

One cent per word each insertion in

-this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-flve cents. TAKE YOUR FILMS T0 RITOI-IIE’B _ » 6-29Ml_.w§;pd. 'T0 RENT-HOUSES. APPLY 232 ,_-Gre§t_George _Bt. ________ ____6-2`7Mtf. BOY WANTED T0' LEARN PRINT- ying. , Apply to Guardian Oiilee. . ' 5-NMI?-_

--sr* .WA`Ni1,’_E12. ;A nr~-"nov 'to work ill dental ollce. Dr. Robins, las closes ec, » ~ s-zellgi.

(]0MP081'If0R» (CAPABLE OF MAK-

ing up) wanted. Apply Guardian Of- _ lice- ,________._5iQ5Ll- FOR SALE-MINK,` BLACK, BLUE, ‘ Gross, andlled Foxes. T. G. Ives, Melltgsy, _i-2iN£1P£l- LOST, A GREEN CLOTH CARR!-.

age wrap, stitched with* red, W. S.. Stewart, 294 Richmond street.

- 6-27m3l

FOR SALE, A FARM ‘OF 100

acres in Ruskin, Lot 52. Apply to James W. Villett, R. R. No. 7. Bon- snsw. » e-21_lc1lpd. WANTED A TEACHER FOR NEW ' Dominion School No. 171. Supple-

ment S25. Apply to Hector McLean . Secretsry:_" , ___,§;27MQll>.ll- ron slits ol-rim' A. susan 7 building suitable lor._l-len House or

Tool., ,511-louse etc. Aillllly til AHEUB [i¢Rooh`e,_ Elm 'Avenue 6-28.Mli.

'wnnmir I rrnsolliiin sncoun

elass.‘Sllpplen'ient "$30.00. Sprlllfl-

~' field District No-|80. William Munro.

Sec. Commercial Oross.6-28lVl'lll8i.

'FOUND INT!-IIS CITY A PAIR OF

ladies, eye-glasses. Owner may have

hy, applying there and

- DBMS

only, during

warm `J. Holman

Oo., Ltd

or 0

' i r

with

_ PM . .. . .a,,.,- E.. ,\.»- _

-~,~,

.,, , _, ' _ “_ lslum.

i,DAI1°_.'Y --

fCANarDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 19.3 moo oi- lol.-~ {==#;1g;,§~'1,i g',e¢‘;,15;,°g1;i,1§,¢,;>g',¢,§;,°» I

ll? ‘<> .1 >f

ll' TH BAY Dot June 2 ro

t¥YlUjB' j,tl'ace_the source of smallpox cases which have fappeared

’l't!ll'0¢l6l\ Gsmps. J In an outlying

insin-line. he found a veritab`le~bi-eed- US' Kl'_°und for, smallpox germs, with al_l;s_anltary»regula,tions ignored; Al- most everybody -`in` the district--had

-rseve. 'chairman (of the board- of health -and the sdhool teacher. The disease was concealed and no physi- cian was called` in un/til one than thought he was going to die, -_

Inspector Young._at ‘once establish-

ed ,quaraniiue arrangements for dlsln-_ fection any hssthe cases in hand.

wi, I

JNIIN .IIINNSIIN

__A uunvi

` (Canadian §ress) ,

WASHINGTON, une 27-That

Jack Johnson has 'got clear away into Canada and that the chances al-ei very small that he will be brought back is now evident. - _

Accordingto the latest view obtain-`

ed here Johnson oan neither be ex- tradited nor deported as he is travell- ing on a tourist’s ticket and Canada does not exclude transient aliens in such circumstances,

Officials here have been making an

effort today to have the negro re- turned, but, it is learned, without success. If,ths United States. circuit court appeal sustains the conviction in the Johnson sentence for violation of the law in connection with the white slave traffic, it will be enforc- ed at any time when he returns to the United States. , - MONTREAL, June 26-Jack John- son, the negro pugilist, accompanied by his white wils, arrived in Mon- treal early this _ morning, having come through direct from Chicago. During the day he moved six times fromliouses _where he-had engaged rooms, in an effort to evade newspa- per men and the nossibilioy gps clash. with the immigratlofl"ofll6ials.

_.1_-__.__.__-

E. U. N. IIELEHIINIIUN

b UN IZIN .IUII

For this year’s celebration by thu

Loyal ‘Orangemen Association, on July 12th, at Charlottetown, an nt- tractive program of sports has been arranged. These will take plain on Exhibition Grounds and' are promot- ed in aid of Mt. Herbert Protestant Orphanage. There will be the usual parade. This will form at the Arena Skating Rink and traverse the fol- lowing streets on its march to the ex- hibitlon grounds: Fitzroy, Princc, Richmond, .Qucen, Kent. and Wey- mouth streets, and ilnally Fitzroy St. again.

Athletic competitions will he the

principal' feature of the sports. There will be events both for amateurs and professionals. For the former there are_ to be 100-yards and 220-yards, dashes, and quarter-mile, half-mile, lnile ‘and live-mile foot races, a high jump and s, pole vault. To professionals the following events are opened: putting the shot, th-rowing the hammer, a quaruer-mile loot race, a hundred yards dash ands. bl‘0Bd illmll- B0' sides the. athletic events, however, there are to be a number of_ bicycle races, comprising a mile event for novices, and the following open events: quarter-mile, hall-mile, one- mills and three miles. ,Fl11BllY ¢l10l’° il, to be a tug-o’-war, in which Or- angemen only will compete-Married vs. Single, with ten a side.

' For all of the events valuable

are to be

on the

noted

Nova Scotia, Band of

will be

fflsalth- ‘.,‘Il\lPe'ctol' Youlllg has'

,, , ,,,-iiilirorul "i,'l ' '

to 'tis `: - The amblrlsnce,ls'§wrll1dli!i;, towlgulrndylulzllrlldsrdiiog

township. from the o.P.'R.-‘

been-' affected with smallpox, "sg tim:

P.E.I. EUNIS

~ wanadian Press) '~ -EDMONTON, Alberts., June 27.- What is thought to have been first insurance covering risk ol' transporta- tio‘n of valuable foxes trapped in the north was consummated by Alex. Montgomery, of the Saudemnn Cope Company to,-day. It cost Hughes and Wilson $22 to obtain $3,000 insur- ance for five days upon four foxes shipped to Prinée Edward Island. One of the foxes is pure black, an- other maglnillcent silver and the other two are very (air crosses between the black and silver. All thiese foxes are .valuable for even those which have .not unhlemished fur are worth s. great deal lin breeding up to the pre- sent standard. One of these foxes was bought at Athabasca Landing for $1,500 and is valued at from $2,500 to $3,000.

Forty live foxw were shipped east

Wednesday -by Kennedy Brothers of Tofleld and Prince Edward Island. Kennedy Bros. _havp a ranch in the Island province and intend establish- ing another in Alberta.

The foxes ‘in consignment were

blacks, silver blacks and crosses. `

Four acres of land have been secur-

ed by the firm in the rural district andwlll be stocked with 10 pairs of good young black foxes.

-.-_._._._i.._..

IIIIIIlMllI]IIES_ .

MNIEN NISMISSEI]

In Prince Edward Island, they have

`ptohibition, not only of whiskey, but

also of automobiles.

This latter matter has been dis-

cussed by almost every newspaper in Canada, and by some outside the Canadian circle. 'The -Island has thus received ai great deal of free advertizing, but not for the present of a valuable kiind, though some time in the not, distant future when. the Island changes its laws as to motor cars, that fact wil'l probably be just as widely noted, and so all the free ail- vertizing will enure to the benefit of the Garden of the Gull. '

Nearly every Canadian paper that

one takes up contains at least a par-

agraph about lfrince Edward Island a d automobiles. Flor example, novo is the Moiliolnf

Hat Call, from far-oil Alberta, and hers is its paragraph:

"That the farmcrs of Prince Ed-

ward Island are still strongly oppos ed' t_q_ the running of automobiles in the Island -Province is shown hy ii lllabisclto taken recently throughout the Island. It is hard to undel‘stnnc` the point of vicw of those farmers In the other provinces of _Canada and across the line the farmers buy a big Derdentage of the great nunrber of all- tomobiles that are sold each year. Psrhlpasome day some enterprlsinp automobile concern will take ii num~ 'her of representative Prince Edward `Island,farmers for trips in automo- bl'ios.in other provinces and then will have those farmers try to cunvcrf their brethren on the island. -(‘-or tainly the automobile will not be for- ever bei lfept out of the Island Pro vince, dnd when the larrnera there have become used to it no doubt they will talm to it almost as readily ar have '-the farmers on thc rest of thi contilléht."

The Call’s difficulty about under

stnnldinrg the point of view oi the ls lnnders, is observable in the com- ments generally, an-d we do not know that we understand it exactly.

Of some things, however, we feel

certain.

It is not from any lack of intelli- gence in the people, for the people compare well with any others in Can- ada. .,-

No_r is there any danger that the

Islnnd horses would be slower than any other horses in ailapti-ng them- selves to the novelty of the automo-

for_.`the' Island horses excel!

those of allitlse Eastern Provinces. -

But as, understand the matter,

there is substantial reason against the' general iles of motor on the Island, and that is the of the roads in most oi the,,country.

to the Island will ad-

there are not well and this, we be- substantial reason their gensral use. matter, it is oh- needsd on the Is-

snd improve- roads. This and the Island limited; but it Islandltllan V ln and it 'ls to he

ins good in-

s Govlthnient

Highways fn the carried dint, and benefit lrohl that

the

fact is e

._-no-sas >

001'” Dlptlftfll.

(Special to The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Ont., June 27.-lion. R.

L. Borllcu lcavcs thc capital to-nlor- row for the Atlantic Coast for an ex- tended lloliduy. Mr. Borden has not enjoyed any but very brief vacations

during the somewhat strenuous poli- tical work ol the Inst four years. H1 will probably be away until this lat- ter part of August.

Mr. A. E. Blount, the l'remicr's Secretary, also leaves to-morrow for Band wllcre he will spend the sum- mer with his family. Hon. W. T. White and Hon. Martin

Burrell are leaving for England, With most of the cabinet away there will be no council meetings.

H'on. Geo. Perley, who is acting Minister of Trade and Conlrrferce, Hon. J. D. Reid, Minister of Cus- toms and Hon, Bruno Nantel will

probably remain in Otta-wa during the summer.

Hon Dr. Roche, Minister of the In-

terior, who has been on a visit to the olll country in search oi health, since his recent operation, is expect- cd in Ottawa by the first of the week.

Dr. Roche is so far benefitted by

the trip that it is regarded likely that he will be able to remain at the head of the Interior Department for the present at least.

F. K. Bennet, Assistant Clerk of

the Privy Council is sailing for Eng- land and will visit the offices of the Imperial Privy Council with a view to possible changes in the organica- tlon of the offices here.

MIUNIIE ELUB IIIIIMEEI

IN IIHNHLIIIIEIIIWN

At a large and enthusiastic meet-

ing held in Mr. Bruce Stewul't's of- fice last night, there bcing about for- ty pvescnt-all keenly interested in floating ‘matters-tile Charlottetown Aquatic Club was formed, the object of which will he to promote boat.- rnclng and other aquatic sports in this city. The meeting was prcslilcd

-over by Mr. C. ll. Grunt with Mr. J.

(lass as Secretary. Mr. Bruce Stc- wart. who has always been iurcluost lu nlattcrs of lllotol'-boutillg in this province, und who was ilci~=cl'illcil ut last l\il;l.t`s lllcctlllg as hllviul; done most for aquatic ulotilrlllg ill Chur- lottctowu, was aumllg Lllosc pref-icllt, A mculllcrshlp rolc was llumcilintcly opened and all those plicscilt ollmilf-li, thc annual ulclnllel~ship foe, on thc motion of Mr. llrucc Sl.ewal‘I., 'ming fixed at $2 for those over 3| years of age and at uot less than lil for those under 21 ycurs. A l»ull>scri|-- tion list was also opened, which will-i headed by Mr. lirucc h‘tc\vurt with the generous donation of .$10, lxthcl' subscriptions hclllg given, as fol!ow.~i:. Dr. Beer $5, Mr. J. Wc»hsl.cr -125, l‘.l:'. F. Stewart, $5, Mr. U. ll. Gi‘uill.$5. lluil Ml‘. (L 15. Auld' $5.

ilflicc-bearels wcrc clcctod us fol-

lows: ll'.>n’y l’rcsillel\l., Mr. l). Nichol sou, M.l‘., l’rcsiilclll'., M|‘. J. \VchsI.el‘; \'lce-Prcsidellt, Mr. F. Stcwnrt; Secretary-'l`reasurer, Mr. .l. Melvill- lan; Official fl‘rcasul'cl~, Dr. Mclllillan. 'l"hc following were clcctcll ou thc lilx- ecutive (i<»mmil.tcc; llr. llccl", Ilr. Al- lcy, Messrs. llrucc Stcwmt, G, Aulrl, C. L. Grunt and J. McCul'0y.

MMNE ELEIIIIIIN

NIIIINEIS NINENIIIIN

AU`GllS'l‘A, Me., June 27-Although the " special election in the Third Maine district to choose a successor to the late Congressman Goodwin will not be held until September the contest already is beginning to lit- tract wide attention. The situation ns it appears at present is full of in- teresting possibilities. The late Congressman, Goodwin, Republican, was elected in September last over Gould, Democrat, the sitt- ing member, by il plurality of only 709. Mr. Goodwin's victory was af- trlbuted to his personal popularity. ills long acquaintance with Republi- ban politics, and the prestige result- ing from his years of intimate assoc- iation with Thomas B. Reed.

The September election was held while the truce between the Republi- cans and Progressives was in force. The Progressives had no candidate in the field, and those who desired to flock apart from the old parties had to choose between the Socilllist and ins Prohibition tiokois. In su ins minor parties threw less than 800 votes. Now the spirit of Maine poli- tics has undergone a chan`g'e,and it is expected the Pro|zrelsl_vsa,will hnve s candidate of their own l_n the com- ing election. With a three-¢0\'“¢\"9‘l light among the Democrats. Republi- cans and Progi'essives,¢ths result will afford sn excellent opportunity oi measuring their eomvI\fBl»lV° ll5\‘¢“|rl»l\

and 'nf

last November.

(Cnnllcliilll l‘l4~sl-l

vicc next month.

IEHIIIBIE ENPIIISIIJN

IN N. Y. IMI

(Unllalllall l’l'ess)

NEW YORK, Julie 27.v'l`\\'i» lluu-

ilrell tons of fuel oil ou the tuuk steamer Mohawk, owned by tllc Standard Ol'l Co., explildeil with n terrific roar and burst of flames this afternoon, while the vessel was ut anchor in New York lilly, killing five persons arid injuring five others. A dozen lnore are uuaccoiluteil for, but it is believed they have esrzlpell ou crafts that came to illelr ilssistauce as soon as the ncciileut ‘llccaluc kinuwu or by swimming ilsllorc. 'I`v.'o hollics were seen floatilig in thc hold while the fire bouts were still pouring streams of water into the burning boat late to-night. The other three victims were proballly blown to pieces.

The carelessness of a macllinc help-

er is supposed _to have caused the ex- plosion. Fifty ulerl, including the <;‘l'e\v, and twenty machinists who were making repairs before the Mo- hawk sailed for Havana, in the morn. lug, were aboard 'when the crash came. Perhaps a dozen of them were .in the boiler rooms. The helper is supposeil to have dropped a washer ill the hold below the fire room and seeking to recover it is believed to have cllrricil a lighted c‘anillc which caused the explosion among ;.;encl'lit- ed gases in the hold. The explosion

the ilctunation of il volcano and tlli. Mohawk was secu to settle, while tugs and other boats rusllell to her

hurt from thu wuter. ilthcm clumg to the mils or wcrc llllrlcll into tin

to venture clnsc to the craft.

Slulrtly uitcr uinu :Vclnck i,.»~ni;r'ut

thc fire wns not uu<Il~|' <:o|»i.l-ol. 'l‘\u‘

is rnlllfllctcly ulliiinr ivnlvr buf, li, is

PIINIIIMS HEIUHN

thc .\‘ll|~lmis of Sl. /lun Dc llcuupl'u, :it

rctilrllcll lust night vill Sllvlillli-.l'si1li‘.

Two HQIl\0\vIlzlt acl\:~uiI.iiullll lllciali-,|li,g‘

ilclrlllruil on the l|i»nlc\vul'll j<»ul'l\vy

the opposite ilircctiuu. liotll were run- ning ut u high spncll wlllru cucll of the drivers fortlluuicly saw thu llppwllcll- ing train. lirukes were promptly up- plicll and the tl-llius were llriullzllt to il standstill when only six feet from cllcll other. There wus collsiilcl'llhlc

whom were ilslecp nt tllc time.

serious misllup, tllrcc cure being ille- ruilecl hilt fortuulltcly no imc wus

held over 5,000 taking purt in the pn.- ccsslon nt Montreal, A nuulhcr of cures are reported, none of them,

Island.

HHIIISH IMIMEHS r

EIIH P. E. ISENNII

Capt, G. lil. Thomas and Mr. (I. .’\.

illchurflson, of the United Killgillllll. who are lenvlurr, the island this lnilru ing for the home country have been

capital behind them. They return now

arrangements,

of their visit to the lsluml.

, . . -. uzxiil'

any chanB9s in politi- 'We come mr-.r hc-if-, snld Mr. in-lil lull-r. ‘

MINISTEIIS LENNE IMNIII PNIIINEEH I]IINEl]I EIINNNNNHI INEIHEIIINNIJS

EIIII HIIEIIMIS NEIIHES IN .INIY IU IEMIE IIEIIIBEH IINBINEI NESIISNS

((‘.ln.uil lu Pl css

- » i - i 1 ~ > 0'l‘TAV\'/l, J`unc 27--lmvlil l'ol.fin- (i'l"l‘AW/l. .luuv 27~li. is stall--fl

ger ul the I. (‘. ll. Imzlrll of n|ullu|,:i'- llvru ||uil|li|'i:\|Iy lllllf. flu' lluku inf IHCIIIS. will l'cf.il'c ou su|»i-|'ullll\|liLiol\ <'|»l||l;l|ll:llt will not l'i~nl:il|| :lu (lov ,un conipleilon nf his fliitfl ycill' oi ser- 1-l-mir iii-ni-rlll .if Vilmulzl lmlgifl- illzln

l)cl|»|»l'l‘ wh:-u his ‘li-rm r=xpil'i~i4 :lull flint lm will hi- svut to lrclilllil :is Inu-il l.i|~uIcllill\f..

WINIISIIN Il] IIE

SNMMEN ENPIIM

WINDSOR, Vt., Juno 27.-l-if-rc ns

\\'cll nu at tile Will.~:ilul i‘llul‘cllill place ut (Joruisll everytllillg is llciug put lu reailiuess for the :lrl'i\':ll of l’l'cl~llllcut Wilson and his family, wllil are expected into Lil-lllol'lo\\' ul' Suu- llny lllilrnillg. The l’l'¢-slilcllf, expects to relllain only a few iluys, but us soon ns tile illlpmtzlllt ivllrlc of (Tou- gruss is-ilisposed of lic will l-etllrll to Cornish to silvllll lilo reululllilcl' of the summer.

While the "sllluull-r \\`llltL' l-inline"

will llc located nl. l`<ll'ulsl\ the relll seat of the excclltiw ile|'i\l‘i,lm>nt of the govcrllnlellt \\'iIl llc \\'iuii,~zlll‘, on th': Vcrnioilt siili-, of the (‘inllluc|,lcllt River and the llvzirvst l‘llill‘unil :lull telegraph stniiilll to Vorllisll. 'l`hi- executivc nl'lices will in-fully iiuurfcrs in the \Vinill-'i.l' uosiollice lluilllinlz and hero will Ile this llunilquliltl-,r.~1 of the nillllifrilllli c'lvl`k:<, i-tulli._g|‘ii;lllel~.~1 null scr‘|'l‘t sel'\'irv lueu wllll will llu in uttcniluucc ou the I'rcsiilcllt <l\lrin'_( tive suulnler.

iva? hearhil for miles around. A twcu

y- out column of flumie, smoke null (_ debris ruslleil from thc steamer with »0MlNG

MEETINGS, ETC.

assistance The Muhuwk's lifc-limits.. -ne cent per wma each insertion in were tossed a hllllllrerl vnrili-i uw this cuhmmf ~ (ugh "mst nccomlmny

- “Y vi, l i ~- _

unll n score of her ,men blown over- géng' nm mum Chmbe twwty me

lloulil. Thcse muu were wscllcfl ull- ' - ____

°’|1`lr\l».I| |v»I»nI1'l rl>r|\i\'i\ lil

1 ‘- `rl il il: _V ffm

how nl the bout, wllcrc they vi‘oro uur Ili. .\‘l.l:wurf.‘s l`csi.:uu-zillt, |03 ill'a,l:gerl tn salcty hy thc first bouts (queen St, li-Ziillliliinl.

“*'I‘Il<- .|||l_V ull-1-fillg of ilu- Mi.. livr-

|u'l'f, W .\I, H., \\il| |»l~ Iu‘IiI lil. I,lll‘

<'|'ew rctilrncll ilhollril mul llvizuu I1-\un~ .,[ Nl-fi, ~l.'\\lu‘r= llllfll. l`l"1llI1- |u||u|lin;; ilu: lllohuwk nuf.. '|`||r‘ ui,i~\`|l llirll.

heiicvoil thc rr-uf, of the bout. is in "-lilh* "“"-"lV"<l -'I <‘=\"l~'u\'l 'ii llr‘1\\`vr tact and cuu llc |'i-piiiwil. flour ilirf-1-I from ilu- mills in bills.

I|:lIf Illll.-2 :iuil i’;'. ilu.: Fluzkz-l. (.l~;luf. Al CH., fgllwll ;‘.Il‘l‘i'I, ll '_*.>&,\'|l|_

"Til" lmy, -lilly lst, 'l`|l1' |»l:i<‘|-,

, /\Iu'l:\\l‘i|, fl|'<»il|l<|l-_ |<1\'l-uI.~', Ill\i~‘l-.lmll

\\'ul|<l<~l'»'|‘l< 1-I' llulilllx vu. /\lu‘u\vi\iIs,

Ilulluiulg :lull Iiicyr-lv liI\'l-llf.s.i}-Zlilllli.

°*'l“li'|'|‘ \\'III lm nu |'xl',\li'.~=irlll flvliil

Homin t\vvuf.y»fivc of the pilizrinls lil ,,,.“.,.||' M,,,,,|,,\. ,.,-,.,,,,,,: _|,,,,,. ;;,,,|,'

nu lim I4, H, llurluuil l~'llf» will cull

Hpllvucl "ml Sh ’l‘"`“`l'll nl' M"" 'ml' '|I II|1\ llirlw- '\'||:\|‘I'\-A i-||Iv l'\r-|\f\' ‘Ivi-

'l'l.li, EN* :I II|l`1l|: Iiullr' will I I1 Iii'-\II:

_ » "']i|m`f. [~.l'l1|'I IIN' |l:\‘/.|‘\I»|‘ln\k Ilzili

°°f‘.:lr\'1\Il lima have been ullpointcll

ed \vl\olr\.~‘:lle slut-rits for till- well- kuowu Hllsfiox uliuerzlls ivllipclulllf-o <lrin|l.~:s mul unvc just recclveil ilu ns- l-lul‘tm1.‘ut. of 500 c:\sl~si. 0-2i3M2\vk.~i.

"Of r‘ll\ll'a(‘ I ll:l\‘r~ rrllififll-live in uw

trepillntioll when the ilccllleut \\'lU" E” u\ur'hinr-s, I-invc fllcv uni r:lrl'ii\ll the lntcrl tothe pussengeru, most of |m,|,,,,.t ],,,,,,,,.g___\-`,|\.,,,, ,md Gum

A _ .\fl~.Illl-4---lflulllll I‘l‘lx :lull Ililuureil nuil

Tile second train, with thc rcmrllu- ,,H,,,, in ,,\.,,,.y ,,,,,,,.,,,,. nf ,hp (;|,,,),»_. del' Of the l‘Il¥"i"‘S 0" l’“”"*‘- Wl"`-“ .~\, llilno l-‘l-i\.--l~, lllluf.-lx N, near Cnlnpllellton, N, li., mel. with ll ’ ,~,_,3.M;;,_

°*.%f|l<li\|lf.= lullsf lil'r\l<l‘\lf mufrivulil

llllft- Almllt llnll Ul the Vrlnce WI fiuu i-xuulill:lf,i|\n pinctill f'ul'.l<_ uru- \VD.l`\'l lhlllllil l’lllll`llllS \V9l"l “ll l~lll~`l prlrlv lillmlii'-l`i-.I in .-lg:-ll! .-lull <--»ulIu<'- train and on uvcuuut of the deluy uc- ,M,_" in ,,,.,\,,,. ,U ,,,,,,,,,, ,,_,,,\,,,_`. H, cnsioucil by thc ucciili-lli., will not nr- ,hp ,.,,,],,,.,.,| ,mp ,,,,,| f,,,. ,|,,,,,, ,,, |,,. l`lV9 llollle lllltll tmllgllt' Illalliirvil for the lvlillrli il\ulN‘\'.

The pilgrimage was tll_c lam:-st ycf ,-_ ._,`_\H_:3,_

**lfr)'f’lil. |»l‘I~I.\'|<Ill,-\'..l'k l‘l»iuf.

lfviiol is illmll fill* fill* .~'1-ri-mil, ,\u'.`

however, being from Prince ldllwlllwi ,,,,,, “.,.,,._,,,U U, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.>, Wm, 3|,-_

White, ffm |>r.lNii-fiw, bv fl-lvpllalliv rnu Ill- l'i»ll:lr‘z-ieil by file Vol-li~.~.~:lll i-x l~Ilmll:v. fi 3‘*.\l5Il»

'°'|‘herc will llc nu cx<‘\irsiln\ from

lrru-el! .\loulluv fwcniug, .luuv :iufll lm ffl" llurlullil, ll-nvllll: Ilrui-'li \\'l\urI

..f,',\n|~ fwn \\'I\ur\’|'.~=. lcv l-lvulu uwl l`0l`l'r-.~:Il|lxi‘llI.~‘ r4|~l'\'l~il on buzirfi.

1'. 2X.\ll~Z\i.

going in tho grriull rx<'\lrsInu from

ri r t fleet the-uc Orwell, Monlluv evening, .funn 30th.

to Enghmd in :ride litfdire leaving on fur Hurlnnii. Sha- will imlw- lirush Charlottetown were good cnuulxh Ni. whurf nf 7,30 ivcliwk, Viviun

accord an Interview to u reprcucutllt 7,45, ll.\l\illuv'uv'x_0u_ Ili-o Sclllvfvl

ive of the (lurlrdinn on the sul»,eeIa rnfrrsllnlcllfs sf-:iv-if on mu .

my lg ||y\fn\'ul‘||l\I|‘ ("<('l|i'f1l"l'l Wlll

is 1 I _--

ghat may have come Thomas to the interviewer, for thc J I 1 L mm-

voters since the general elec- purpose of finding out sboutlthc con "on Domlnlnnk Iérsly. t El; vgny mm

(Continued on page t ree) round trip tic e e .

nr 2-‘Jill ifrlilr-k nuil vlilliuig :lf Illi-

"TIll‘ P`<»rosfcl'H will Ilolal :lu icc-

. t, Ji .' Ruffin] nil lI\|\ ,\ll'Iu»|l:llf\ (Rin-

h€re’i?l!f:1(;'fEEieim`r`Ilei‘;l‘zE\llt1llgllcglqcmillglil Qlrllillllfvil .\`<‘Ili><ll gl-iulvllle-' ml Tues- Izreillt Britain to Canada which .nur <l»\Y~ -l"l.V RIM- lr“'" 5 I" I0 l°"“" lr promotinlr They have scullroiioui- fo which the l>\\\\llf ef” l""ll-“'l- ll 3,28 of purchase on about 4() fnrmu sinrmv will bl- hclrl on first finu even- in P. E. Ialnnll for which they will ing frllloivlrllr. I. 2*i.\l3l. ilnd purchasers in the old country lu _ _I lv _‘_ thc shape of inrmers thcro with sonic "Join the crnwrl ne c\"f.\ ‘Ui l 1-

--.,-s .___ ____ _-_-o

(Cilnailinn Press)

'l'lIl‘I lI.\i.l’I'I, June 27-'l‘hc r:\ll~

incl of lilo N1:fllel'lalmls, under tho l|'=l<Ii\l‘:<|lil> of llr, 'Pllcililrlrc liuculc- kcrk, iw-ullzlioii toilay ill cnnsuqllellce 'rf the l'i-1-clit clactlulls til sei-onli rlrlllllln-r plillziug ilin cunlitiou |>zll'ty .-il|»|lul'illlg tin- Uilvcrumcnt lu minor- ily.

-_@._i___.

SEHUUL MEETINGS

l‘li\l Y VA LE.

.\‘ll}lplr‘rlli\uf, $60; nxlymgpg' 590:

i.l'lu~:tcvs i’vf.cl' (‘illli\i:liuu; S\~r.l‘i-iilry, Ii`l'l‘<ll‘rirfk llugnu; .l\i|tl»s, 10 fur, 2)! ulziliust; Attenllnucc mloil.

M.-\RTINVAl.E.

.\'u|lpl<~ment, $20; exllcliucn, $15;

.\‘i~cl~i~flll'y_ Wm. A. Martin; Auto, 4 fur, ‘J ll_i;1liust.

(‘0l(ll.»\\'ILLF}.

i~illlIl»li'ln<-lit, $25; increase of $5;

"Xin-ll.-<», $50; Auto, unanimously ligilillat.

__._..______,-__.i

NNNUM MEETING I

P. II. IISSUCMIIIIN

l'urli-,r thc pirsiilcllcy of (‘ol0ncl F.

S. _\lmll'c, thc llnnunl meeting of the l'ri»\'i|lr-illl liiflc Assilrilltlon of Prince l<.ll\\'ilri| lsluuil, \\':\l»i llclil last. evening in the nuluisilwltcs <'ollrt room, Char- li»fti\f_m\'ll.

'Fin' re;-orf. of thc Associations woriq

for ilu- mist ycill' was adopted, and flu- i~Iluil~lllllu iu tllc collruc of some re |u:\l'k:s #mil the yum' lllul been n most »1:l1.i.~f;lrlol‘y one on thc whole, and flint. luv sllolltillp: results hull llccn un- llsll:lI|_\' lzriltilyilllz.

.\lu.ul;; lilo'iltlli\l7l}\l{{lllcss frunsact-

ml, il full report. uf wllirll \vl!\ uppear' in ;| l<ll\.i<l-,qllcllt issue, thc meeting |»il.~:r:l-ll the vxylvllscs of thc team sent In HI.. John fur I.liI‘. iI'\tCl'l'Dl\l‘ltil'i'l6 rifle nl:lI.<:h, :lull the expenses of the iemu in im in (lttnwa this year, :\r'l'i»|~Ii‘il \\'illl Lhuuks the rider of Mr. II. II. li|'u\\‘u fu ili»u:li.r° $25101* ll, 1'~»|u1v¢-liiiiul :if flu- nvxt nununl prize luv:-fini: of ilu- /lsii-vwlillion, sud pas- ¢.-vil gl llmlmll pri-i4l>uli|\;,; photographs uf fIu‘ Ivillll, to H18 m€l1 I||:\I \\<»u Illc interlnari- llluv u|:|Ir~l|, II»if\ yi‘:|i‘ us snllvunirs of I.l||-lr \’lv|i»v_\', Mr. l"l‘:l||k ll. Hcartz \\':|r1 ilu- we-\v‘¢'lr~<l puirnu uf IIN* AS- sf-|~i:lii~»|l; 1‘~Il.in~| lil<\l»rr, President l»l¢‘Hl-|`<~l. .Ii»l\u.-:I-ll, Livut Col. llavl- .=~u mul Mllior .limos Vice Presidents I\l:li~»l~ /\. A. liurflcit, Serrctary 'l`r1‘:l,:|ll'l'i`j l,il‘|lI.. l‘|lI. liruwn rind Muj- or |I|lfl~ln-».-lm, ll, ll. A. members of Hn- rl»un|'|l lol' I'. IC. l., Thr' following is the r-miilvil' l.ii‘uti‘nl. St(-wart. f~‘-;lirllluu, ('<il1~n1‘\ l°`. H. Illuorr, l.ie\ll. <‘i-1:-'. lli\\'i-‘im :mil .lullul-Hui, lllaljnrs Jmli-rs, \Vm-ks, llurIli‘f,f_ l.cir!h und \Il.-lu, r‘;\ui,-. :~‘t¢~\\>ul~f, und Nfl-l(i|\niul‘,» ' ill I` ul- ll ‘ I Nlflilro.

.li llf‘ ., l`ll.f(!|i'1 l\|\( l

clllss furr: guoil going June 28th tu .lilly lst return limit July 3rd will llc issued from iluil to ull stl‘“lons ou Lili- l’. lil. I. llililwny. A speclalpass- engcr triliu will lcilvc Charlottetown nt £1.10 ll. ln., for Murray Harbor, rc-turning will lcnvo Murray Harbor at .'..l:. fi, m. 6-24l\fl-Ili

°°'l‘l\r lzlilios of 1"(-utrnl Bcllcque in-

fuuil Illililillg :lu ice-rreuul social on ilu- hull lrmlullll-‘ nu Well msrlay, July fiill, l»l~i'I|luiul! alt 4 lm Good ice- i'r:-ilul :lull cnlw, for \\'|i..:\l Central ll.-.ll~.|u<» is milf-fi, also sandwiches :lull mlfivv uud temperate drinks will bi- for .~=:lle. i’l'n<‘e4~fls ill aid of the lmll, If \\'l~ill\<~sill\y sllould prove ull- fn\'..r;li|lr\, tin- social will be held on 'I`I\\lr,-lilly, .lilly luill. I3-26M6i.

“lu rnllllm-iiilxi \\'ii.|l the matricula-

fi..u r-x;\nlill:lii\>l\S hclil nt the differ- i-ui L‘f‘1lt.l~c.~' ilu- l‘. l'l. l. l`i;lil\\'ny have :lrvzlllgcil for the lsullv iii' round trip` tickets lil, one wily first rluss lure to .~;f~.llIvl\fs uifeluliulz from :ill stations I.. i`Il:\l'loff.<ef.l»\\'ll, Alberiiiu, rlummvr- .~:illf\, .\llultlw\\i- :mil Hiulris nu Jul.V ls-1, 211.1 :mil Simi, good to return up ~-I :uni iurluiliui; July 5th, l9l3.

li 2R,\'ll<}2i.

°*'i`i.i~ iruuual lratheriuir ol U10 -°"°"t‘

fish I-!;,i\_< nf l‘. li. I. will he llclil on illu liii.-i~~.~|ilc llriving \‘:\rk nu Mou- rl:\\ ,\u:'\lsf iii, l'\lIf, Nil more suit- inwu <-..y roulii he selccii--ll lor nfl r~\'r~u1. .f Illia kind. "ml "nth Im 'lx' polimq \»:»i»g|‘nnlll\f- of events which I8 n.,“~ 1,, <-..;;l-so of preparation n pleas- nnf mlfm; is in store lor H1050 Wllfl ,t-ish f.. ,.|¢on.l. lfsre and train ar- rnngnrzii |1151 lifter, G-28ME1l.

"fill ii-iih file Fllnrlottctown Ilall'

¢,;,.¢ _q,m.\,,v Hr-'lmol on their picnic 'f`hursilny 3r<l July nf. Elmira. You will sw- practically n new ruuntrY-‘ vnu will he \vil.hin easy reach of the fnnlous North Lake, thc home nf this bil' imuf.--vnu will have a Kf°Bl» “BY _,glial |n:~u'|s mul plenty of good ics

,¢r<-nn. I-...ll drinks, etc. ilotum fare (`h-|rl.\Hv-f1\\'i'n in Idhilihn-0lllY mt’

'l‘rnin leaves lit 8-'30 GJD-

' 0-HHH.

'dnlmoli com nimmm