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:FI If J I I 'I ` """I'*-*~ -PF&I~_.-.._ _.___ CH_*l_\RLOTTETOVVN» CANADA- .IUNE 9. 1911- "RST °lf_f¥{l_{f'__ _ _ iflci-i vie__A_R. n\"inA_ii.`rN Adviwcg I
CONTINUATION OF THE Elllllllllllllll
PRELIMINARY HEARING OF »
THE MOLYNEAUX CASE
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Before Stipendinry Reddin in Georgetown-FiveTHE
Witnesses Were Examined- Expert Medical'
Testimony Given Respecting Marks und
Bruises on Deceused’s Body.
Special by 'l‘clepl\oiie. Gl~li>liifl'i'l`ilWN, June 8-In the f‘ourt House here tliis inorn- ‘ \ s
Wlffi Kill uliuig nll right. Never' naw .i ui' lieiird aiiytliiui.: lrctwvuri thorn or-I
cept the day he took her away from our house `
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mg the CRH8 ol' the ` ‘ ,. - - f King vs Wm Molyneniix before Stl--l Clwisi-i exainined by Mr Stewart, 1 Escaped' Five Tribes NOW
pendinry `Miigistrats Reddin wus hcitrd it wus to Henry (lii|n|i\,,,i|',,
iigiiin resumed pursuant to adjourn-I lliut Mrs Moiyneriux went after hui- III IICIICIIIOII.
men
very - large prolialily owing to the
liui~iliund tool: her out that .iii
for one hour.
l- ' . i The ntfciidnnce yesterday was not At I o’clock the (‘.0iii~t tookyrecr~ss` _'__
inet flint many of the farmers are Siuwirri to 'i'lr<~ (limi-iliiiii,
iiiisiiy ciiizuizifil ut their crops. Ai~"l‘i~}ltNooN Si¢1::iSIoN_ Vi<'.'i‘oitii\, .inns ii--'i‘irr-. slr-irrnir f'oiirl. met at ll.30 and the follow- Karinikoivi Merril brouglif, iii:-.vs of the ing testiinony was submitted. Wluui court niet after recci»‘.n l\lr. ‘lflllillilirtlirri of ai .Iapnriesc force in MN_\'_ |e]_N[,Ay MQUETH HWm.n_ l~ltownrt_coiiinieiited on nn rrrticlr-, ;ip_f l°orrno.~i:i. hy the rcbeli~i :rgriiiint whom MRUW and AUIN3 lust Apfll. it likely ir,,,~,, iinowr. prisoner for ,,i,(,,,i_}iicui~iiii_g in ri certain rreivspaper iiiitcii the Japaiicse have been eiirrrpiiigriirig to herevived with rill the usual _dis- ,,c,_._,,_u.,,,, yen,-H _,nd the decem_m_\lJiiiie 2, lull. _foi_ the lust three years. _ orders as the result of a decree sign- woinrur six or seven years. liivcdi M" J"lm”°" "B ‘muncn mr (I“’“'“Iw;.2r?_'f_,,E£_;:ich£ whwil had nrlillq ‘mice edTii)ey dgddgddliih rllltlilfigiieaa plan pro
. o a res reie ion ry _ -
nliiuri fifteen chains from prisoiier"i;:5'“_“t'°d I-'mt Il” I}i\‘l llvtllllliz tu do
lioiise. i‘¢¢iii¢mi,e,. .rhu_,Hdny_ M__yi_w__ith the }»ubl_;cntron of the evidence
lib, first. _ lieceiised wus at our huiisr that day between three and
*lily 0 ,t I: iiewspapers and he
equally deprecated the piiblicution of
I _ _ _ ,th |__l-tu d _ _ any_siiclr_i~itutciiicrit_. _:_’]l;__I' 'KI “ldnu l:&rRlg_?d_ “ug “‘r‘_(Iil htiperulinry Ileddin renuirkcrl thntl
I y IZ ‘ Ie " _ .is he wus riiaigrstrate eoiidiictiiig, this
l"loi'<-ru-i‘ were there. Mrs Molyneanx riuiu' io tell me about n couple of rmnll brass bells she had. She rriiiifril ine to take one of them back to the pris¢incr"s father. She said she had gone over to Molyneauxh-i lroiisc rind they would not let her iii. Sire sold it wus sad about ‘ Angus lllcl’liei‘ifoii's death. On that day, the iltii of May,-her husband -came in und wanted her to go home. She
linrki-il against ‘the wall ami did not 'or twice a year. iip|ri-:u- to want to go. He wentl Prisoner tolii me lar-it winter in bis.
over, put. his arm around her, and; took lrrr out. He said "Come on lioinir Arla." She made no reply and ‘ they both went out. I-Ie did not use her roughly. At Molyneaux's next dny mention was made as to_' the \\'a_v thi' prisoner took his wife out. l said he did not shove her
out, hr- only put her out easy. Aftert .llrs nlirlyiiciiiix left our place they, stay.-ii niitnirle two or three minutes
_ I I _ I d ~ ~ leur going to his house. I did not _‘fi _‘""I;a'_; Nguiw Tietghgrqsgg :ask him why and I do not remember
i.i sir wa nyi g lie was going to Henry Campbell’s‘ but he did not saywhat for. Shel iiiilnot go ironic with her husbandi .miter they went outside. I did not rnnsidr-r this very strange. I wusi not ii\\'i~.re that Molynoaux's wife ob-I jetted to his coming to my place. l‘ri.<oni~r culled at our house some- tinieri in the evenings when niy hurl-. lrnnd or I would bo home. I think Molyrirriirx spoke to me about his wife ni. one time. He said that his wife did ` iiot`want 'my two oldest Kirin to bc going over tohls place. 1. nskr-rl him \vhy_? He said his wife took queer i-ipeels like that.Mrs Moll/'
nrnux never spoke to me about my_
two girls going over. Prisoner would visit my place socially about once ri month, 'never saw the prisoner with one of my daughters on his knee. Prisons-r was not coming over 1... see one of my girls. Do not know nnything about the relations rxisting between prisoner and his wifi-, Never saw prisoner and his wife in church fxogctlier. Saw( them luirr-fin-|~ :it a funeral one time. \’ris- oner was ul. my house-'about rr week nfter l\li-s Molyneaux’s death. In a roirvi»r-siii.ioii with the prisoner about ii week :liter the tragedy he said "It is too bnd she done the deed." Ho onine over to the house to tell my liiislinnil he could have the harrows.` Cross examined by Mr Stewart. 'l‘br-re was a frame around one of the livlls that she showed me. I would not think that the hells were worth very mur.li. 3i\llAH Mcl`iFJTH sworn. Am 11 <lirii_r_lrtr»r‘ oi Finley McBeth. Am ricqiiairrtcd with prisoner and his known his wife. Saw the Pl`lf“"‘°" thc day of the tragedy at our Dlfwe riiter three o’clock. My mother and innd his wife were present. Mrs M“lyneaiix had two bells with her. Sire snid one was a bell she had lost "lid which the boy had found that iiny; the other was a bell that came from his fn.ther's. When the priso- lier crime in`she dldn’t say Rllythlllg fllifuit the bell. She was talking iiliout the bell when he came in. H0 took her by the waist and told h9I` to come out. They went out and “IIC went to I-I nr Gampbell's. I
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henrl thi t e I hi cted .' ioiiiy gfiinéwzi p1:IgoI,',2:I;u}I\0?i§ee_ 1 well. I asked him what was the
did not hear it from the prisoner. I AMW that about February or Milfffh
_arrived about 8.30 on horseback. He
`and asked for thc time. After that
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_ t " Y ~ ' ' ‘Tire reinu.rk wus made that it was
preliniiiiai'y investigation he trusted that no more conirneiits of the kiiiil| would be indulged in by any of the ncwspfipers_as it is _iinpropi~.r iirrd_ wouhl be inclined to pi-cjniiigu the case.
Tire following testimony was ud- duccd. _ MAIIY McllEATH (sworn). Have
been iii the habit of visiting prisoii- 0i"s house with rriy sister Snrali oircc
house that his wife objected to our going over there. 1-lc told me not to go over to his house any more be- cause his wife-objected. 1 wus going over' for the purpose of visiting pris- onci"s wife. Have not been over since: I do not know why his wife objected to our going over. l’risoi\`eri visited our house mice or twice a` year. He made no explanation that l heard as to why his wife objected to
whether my iiiotlier asked him or not. It was two or three weeks before the prisoner visited us and told us that Mrs. Molynenux objected to our go- ing there that we went to the prison- er's house. Mrs. Molyneiiiix was home that night( My sister Sarah, the prisoner and his wife ami children were present. We went over about seven dclock. I knew of .no trouble that night between the prisoner and his wiife. `.l’risorier did not previously know that we were going over.
WM. McK1NNflN (sworn). _i'risnner
came to my place after a pig on the evening of the fourth of May. He
had previously told' me to send him a pest card to come for the pig, which I did, telling him to come that evening. He remained about three- quarters of an hour. He first called
we went to the pig housc. We were speaking about Angus McPherson's death; it struck him pretty hard, be- ing ii sudden death and so near him. Ho spoke about other sudden deaths, referring to Murdock (lanipbcll, who died last winter, and Marion Tlioiiip- son, who died after un illness of two weeks. He said before this his wife did not mind McI’hei‘son’s death very niiich. When the prisoner spoke ulmiit. Mr'l‘lierson's that night he was distiirberl it little. Generally speak ing he seemed to be it little _excited. I inudc ii reninrk to my wife thnt night ns to his condition. (Witiiess was not allowed to state what the rciiinrk was.) It would take hini an hour and ri qiinrter or :ln hour and ii half to go honic. I saw the prisoner
Muirn liiver since the tragedy
too bud the inquest was not held earlier.
Catherine liruce (sw0l`Ii)~ WHS
slightly acqiiainted with Mrs. Moly- neaux rind the prisoner for fifteen years. Remember night of May The last day I was at MolY“L"\“Xf" wins. Sunday, Alil‘ll 30~ I WHS _O9 my way to Sunday school about _.$.30 p, m. and I called for her. I pitierl her for, I knew she was not lialiflyd I lm' derstood from thc prisoner that she was not getting along well with him. About two weeks before ber death Molyncnux was ut our house helpliiil to repair ii pump Ada wnsn’t very
t, . l hi iid “had nature." I
::Idt(IIW`i'l]I, yihiiusliiiiilil he thcilast
'\_Iid I have not been to his house “"‘°0- Ithiiil th rlsoner and hir!
__'_~*"((‘oritiiiiieil on PHKC3)
one to run voiir wife down. She
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. .SAIISIYING
A Quarter Million Have Arriv- ed But Shop Keepers Are Dissatisfied.
Special to The Guardian. _
LONDON, June 8--Already ii qunr-
ter of a million visitors are here for the Coronation but the shop-keepers
and ,hotel-keepers are disappointed at
the absence of the hoped-for inflow of Americans.
Police regulations for the collec-
tions of crowds on tho day of the procession will be more stringent
After Ilcrce Battle Only Teii.,,,_-___ _,___ _ _
Temporary gates are being erected
in all the thoruughfnres through which the procession will pass and flicsc will be cloned as soon ns the route is comiortublylincd with spec- tatrirs.
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EILIBIIIIIIIN
EHIMPIIENI
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Owingto New Decree Issued by President Fallieres Defining the Zones.
Special to The Guardian.
PARIS, .Tune 8- The champagne
question which led to serious riots in
tivo tribes which reiiiniiied obduratc. ~ llllllllffted by the C0lll\Cll f0l‘ the ‘S0111
Forty men and oriicerri nent agiiiiurl. tion 0f the Dl`0!l>l€m GB t0 Wlllcll Wine!!
thc l<‘or'iiiosin|is were arrilnialicil, and Shall IW fleslgmll-ell °hl1l'\'\ll3-l§ll0- after fierce ii btinr »~ ` i The whole champagne re ion is
g i, but ten escaped. g
'ri..~. .isrrri . ...~.».~.. ...rri.ri..r.e.i_ ii... ...___ _ ' ._ ldividod into two zones. .the first iii-...is iii-rin.; eiirrreii riwrty by ure i..~r..i comprising Marne. to designate its hunters. _ _ _ __ _ _ wines champagne, the second to the
.l_______._. hiwviul to llic I-liuriliiiii. _ idepapfment of Anim styling its .,,.-mes
h"I`. I‘IC'I`I'IItHlillIt(i, .liiiie 8-Sturt
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and now says his in his cure al kill-
llic doctor s assistant and wife
were accused of the death and arc now serving -terms of irnprinoniuent.
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ii ii iiiiwii
____ on B';';m_e BI;_ipcndiar`y McQ_m,.,.m R returned n. verdict of not guilty.
Special fo 'l‘lic Glinriliuii. CMB (somewhat rm-e in the counts ° " '
lil.Iii'llr‘il~}l.l), June ii--l<‘our por- how) mme up for hem-ii~ig_ The miit,ii_ 1
sons were killed ii.ud one fatally in- cook ,md ,mo of--the Henman fi( _che .
`jill'l:ll“Ilt"l.eugei' todny when they schooner Ethel were charged by me stepped out of thc wity of n. passen- captain with leaving the ghip without
er truin into U10 Dum Of R fasl- without ermission and refusing ro
U. P ' fl‘0ighf» return on board when ordered by liim
-------_° to (10 my The defendants claiinorl
that the food furnished to them was _ __ _ atc
unfit for use and that some _of the Fi:£_2?ng§):_(£ktg:necgnsrahfrglenthc
5"” on the v°“s°l was unsafe' After Canadian Reciprocity Bill in execu- h°""I“l5 both sm” of the Story the tivo session for four hours today- and Magistrate gave the ‘1e(°n'l‘"'r‘s. me then adjourned until tomorrow with-
` 0l1tl0n Ol fel-“ming _ tf’ th? “hm ur out reaching a decision as to ii re-
sponding two weeks in iail. i‘he cook D0rt_ or as to the Root or Uthm-
elebratioii ended ii iv drsa .ii us- I
, was y gc by fire the
origin of which is unknown bint suppos I
ount of damage, the extent of which 's is not ossible to estimate
l;-ically rebuilt. ' '
_ -INIIIHIH IIASI
ther returned from Boston and in some manner secured possession of the little girl and was on her way to lloston when arrested. The father returned in the afternoon to Baltic with the child. The charge against Mrs. Brunder will come up for hear- ing this morning before H. J. Mas sey, J. P., providing the husband is
h d to roseciite
and seamen decided to return to thu ship while the mate decided to go to
er had sa
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Wl’I'l"VIl3‘E» JUN” 3*"l-ll* fliflliliu champagne from the second zone.
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< dence barll dama_ ‘rl ' ’ - '
(‘.lii|irnnn 1-lull, the' Collepgiy rggi-
ed to have started by ir match ucci-'
- _ _ _ ilentally thrown in the elevator shaft.
_ The Hull was filled with students .
irr'eiizii‘fnr‘; to leave. Two students, _
|N *AI liancroft and ltoy were hurried aboiit
the face and hands.
_ The grounds about the hall are cov-
ered with furni-ture, clothing and _ _.___ hooks. The water did a large am- L1EG'l‘7. Belglllmi JUH9 3-Twellf-Y~
i-lpeuiiii to The Guardian.
tivo persons were _ injured when n street car run into a passenger train
_ _ , _ 1 . ii . » _ _ bpnrairtl in The (.ii:irdiirii. 'l‘he building will have to be m._w_ at thc railway station at Angleur to-
day.
ling: i'evi‘.lzitio|na were iriride by ii _ ----1--~
i‘i‘iiiiiuul who inurdi-.red nn oflicer of '
bnsiopol.
the :iriny and the oilicer's wife at Se-
The man was arrested at Tsarlts n '
victims Popcff, surgeon, of Kaszan. _ . ed 57 persons, including among his
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_ . ; _ - _ Special to 'Tho Guardian. '~lpe<.ial from f uaidi_nn Ilrarich_ __ _ _“Nl wA¥0RK
siirvrivii<‘.nSiiii~i, rnii:"";r:';"“"“1iirrie0# _ .3 . ' r _:1“""' “”"“f‘-’I‘°*" Mm Bm,ndm._ Wim of George niilliormire proprietor o__f the Ho e
. llrander, formerly of Baltic, Lot 18, A"5"“'" and Widely “"w“ “H 'I'
but whose residence is now in Bos- h°"°m”'“i W‘“‘_ 5h°t_ today by tw”
____ ton, was arrested on board the Em- Ymmg _W'°me“ “I the" apartment'
mas- esterda mornin by Omcer Physicians say he will likely _re-
H. ~ y y t g m ut b cover. The young women, Lillian
ihill rr wo o y Silefiiai U' The GU*\l`fli1\"-_ her hIi:b§Hda dilaargllxiig Sher with ab- Grahalnr 0-11 8CtFeBB_;' anddEtl1_e_lhCc€_r;;_
l‘URl`A l"RAU\. Hflyl-1. -Iiilic 3* ducting her daughter, a child of md- _1u“9tmt°"i ° “'35 ‘YI
The revolution movement directed by about gve or six years of age_ It shooting, were taiwan to police head- General Saint, Just has become more appears that Mr. and Mrs. Brander Qllaflefi OD the Verge Ol' C0l18P99~ ‘ tIii'ent0niulZ~ have not been living together' for '*`“'”'_ ”"' `
Tile City is UD ill “P015 9-Waiting GV- some time and their two children entualitlcs. Local sentiment is divid- were taken by the fath0l‘ t0 his lwmv cd. , in Baltic. Some weeks ago the mo- v
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Tnimo, .inrriiv-'rnri tr-ini .ir Mich- l J lc n viinrgr-d \\'i‘h irru-
ae no so , , . . _ - _ slaughter of his son Arthzir, wrirr nn- th' 'ii .
ished hero is .nornr g_ _
After ii abort deliberation, thc ,ury
amendments.
' ll. Th l tt however was given _ _
_";_)ST‘t)N» Jllgfadtzécrgngfj His lfhefty ansid: day, but not uniil o wen y-one 1 1 _ r. h -1 d__3_
Newton Hospital was Miss :lfelln thc sc 00" lc
‘q”"“'"“ 0( Ch“"l°“"""“'"' WEATHER FORECAST ` fousm 'ro snr, .iuiy ist, i<5i`iiiit
reno-rim roi- oiiiunioeuarni _'_'
H Rooms. lJ._P._'I‘_antoin. 6-9d3f.
coumumclnon speeini to The Guardian. MXiiKsnEL} Lonsrnus, nAx.i-
TIIROIIGII PROVINCE 'r~oiioN'i;o,_.i_...... 1:1-r.rgi.t to mari- _ _ but, courier., hriiiririeri. %i___i~_._,...
crate winr s; a r an warm. on s_.____ __
The temperature at three o'clock ,ANTEDV a girl to help with
""_' i flft d ees bve» _ _ _ A_
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W"WM""""""""""""""""`""""""""""'"""""""`_`_`"""“" th.” pmt 8 ' Ii' hm' O nd The I°"l1l'h "A tmlay Wm he mme" ' "Fg°t"'i'ii_tiii§'§it§,"Jhn'eA71-aTrHll
"‘“th I’“““""¢°r“' “mg t' “Xpress 8 hours and twenty-seven minutes. _ I duernity mn get with pearls mml' d“°kI“H at 12 00 qhe In t mi The tide will be high this morning ‘And tomuomea Finder please can at
“ii Lire Lisssoir’ 7 °
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press, which was late, docking in this _ t 7_‘2 - NTED, 5 maid for general as it “gg P- fr- ‘>“",r'“i;,g:;;;i,; ..§.“°.‘;“.J.‘.i‘?.?2.“‘.35...‘.’.Y§“ 'Ai “..... ri *VVl"i»~_;_g;_;~»»-_ii _pg ig--\;;»=,_<;;>;_<1
, i express ani ye wagm. y o s. . . .
ilers re g . I tm mornin rises tomorrow and Sunday morning 86 Cumborlsnd st s_9d6__
T _ _ H nt |,,,.,, win porin como by; N- S- mail- Sh” °*“'°° 5 5 at 4_]_5_ _ _ _ ~_...______.___...
hcro,ri,_ - ratio... _ They hrii/euI`irHIr`elii ?'iiIIrtrI:dIl'. I know; Tlier~e. little Kill. <10" I- “Y” ‘6'Il‘hIriicl!;l(1,1lI'lr:rti;d8lgi‘Iide the usual re- The moon rises this afternoon at _“LAl:_TeE2_;__g_€__‘;\;“fo_'P;l;f_e(_f3'l':_3_‘:
.inn 1 . . ‘ t o ir t. i y, ma. And tl:£7"h&"I)"‘\’l'o mo' Th”-c’ mu" gm' don gui-ryheart I 3HIFyirI;uI!;.sseHgerAad)riIrilfreI;iTt'\vlili'Ich The lowest temperature recorded gnomgsranfTal:3hTTfooHd“l:Foui;lIih1§hst:t12 Are Allin!! 0ltl1°l0\i|§ BRO' They have broken y ' included a large number of cattle. yesterday was fifty-nine desrees .ADPIY to J J Gay & Son (Einar-
. ' 4 n ¢ V liut childish trouble will soon DB5” Ag,-?0¢`Iii; rainbow gleams Yesterday thi; Qasttgnstzgs 333:- :_\_\;r;_i;_e____i;t;0 l\_;`\_de- t_l_i_;%ld°l;lt|!h*:;____V_;':_= lottetowm __ _ __ 6_9da,_
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The ry. _ 0| om- :,-iiiithfnl dreams _ ern express an e deb ____ on t______ the prevmus -night was dfty-tW0_CABMAN, Henry Williams. Phonejrmsh Empire we h0Mt_ while we
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P.E. ISLAND IIICTORIOUS
IN MAGNIFICENT CONTEST
FOR MARITIME HONORS
Victory has once more perched onl
the 1'. E. Island riflcnr:in'i~i banner, u_ victory which puts to blush perform-. nnces in all former contests, ber-:ruse of the extraordinary score total by` the Garden of the Gulf's teuru und' also by. their competitors. ` _
For twenty-six years the riflcnii-n`
of the three provinces have been bat-r tling for a piece of silverware em-i bleinatic of ‘Maritinie Championship*
but it remained for the team of yes-I terday to obliterate nil prcrfiiriis ri--, cords and establish the uniir'eci»r§errt.-‘ ed' score of 762 or an average of 35; 1 pts per man.
Many thought that the I". l'I. I.,
team would he nowhere with the' blueiiose scores from across 'fhel Straits, but as was predicted yester- i day the strain of competition seemed to nerve their eye and steel their muscles and make them capable of! deeds that have won the adrnirrition| of every true Islander. It is said <~ good authority that their score of
yesterday has novcr been equnller
Canada by a picked team of eight men. _
The shoot opened under gloriousl
weather conditions, u slight mirage and about ,three degrees nf left wind. At ten o‘clock thc first pair went' down for ench tciini at 200 yards. At the conclusion of this rnnge the ls- land tearri had totalled 200- a new record -Nova Scotia, 255; New
Brunswick, 250.
The 500 was shot immediately after
the 200; P. E. I. adding to their lead of 5 pts at the 200, 2 pts more ovcr N. S. und 2 pts more over N., B., giving them a total lead of 7 and
12 pts respectively.
The teams then repaired for lun-
cheon, resuming the shoot at 3 o’- clock. The battle royal then com- menced. N. S. crept up until ther had not only regained the lost ground but added three to their ere dit. That was the condition of affairs when Major Weeks and Sgt. Moor were paired against Lt. (lol. Flowers thc finish fight. 'l‘o say that it wasi exciting is putting it mildly. Every. shot was watched with hated breath byi the excited partiznns of encli team. With but 2 shots to fire l'. E. l. had regained their lend null added
three to the good.
If Moore and Weeks fiiiislied with
bulls or even inners victory would rest with their team but if they put. on a magpie and an inner they would tie with N. S. who had the best score at the long range and who would thus win out.
The pair proved worthy of the con-
fidence reposed in them by their team mates and each placed the bull
required .to win the victory-and a\
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magnificent one--by the safe margin oi three points. The gallant Major crime in for a bouncing and many rousing 'cheers nn his vr-ry worthy ef-I fort at the final stage in the contest which can hardly be rivnlled for its koenncss and clor-re finish.
W'hen_thn scores were totullcd it was found that each team had broken the record scorn made by P. ‘E. I. nt Bt. John lust year of 739, the scores standing:
1>.E.rsir.n.i. . _ . . . _ vez I' Nova Flcotla . . . . 750 New Brunswick . . . . . . 751i
After the shoot the home teanii
were given three h arty cheers bv
Those were returned with spirit byl the victors. -
iHi!t. A. Mcl‘ahe . . 33
ln Winning They Established o New Record of 762, Breaking Their Record Mode Lust Your by
23 Points. il Keen und Exitingtontest in
Which ll. S. und ll. B Also Broke Old
Record. The Scores. '
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Sgt. J. Arinitrong broke the record
for th highest score in this shoot, irittrng on 101. The old record, 100, was made in Charlottetown five y.-rrrs ago by a Nova Seotian.
'ine P. E. I. Tenin pines ri. great .teal of the credit for their victory on .iirrjor .I. M. Jones, of lllsloy f:‘.m0. iid--.e coaching was a feature of ite' s1i.~|=t.
P. E. ISLAND.
34 32 29
Major W. A. Weeks . . ful Sgt. FI, ildeinnis _ . _ 33
34 98 33 98
Capt ll. A. McKinnon . 34 Gr J. D. Mcilae . L _ 34 Sgt J. A. Moore . . . 32 lir J. Lziiirlrigaii . . . 33 2-igt K. Rogers . .' . 31 29 92
96
29 95 29 95 28 28
34 32 32 35 95 32 93 32
Grniid Total 260 264 238 762
NOVA S(.‘O'l`IA
Sgt J. Arnistrong _ . 34 33 34 101 'Fr (‘.. ii. Dickie . . . 33 34 33 ‘ 100 flpl G. Pcverill . ’. . 34 33 29 96 Lt Lol J. Lecaine . . 30 32 38 Sgt R Harmon . . . 32 32 30 Sgt B. Saunders . . . 32 33 27 lit Col H. Flowers . . 30 32 29 Capt M.l<}. Sutherland . 30 33 27
95 94 92 91 90
Grand Total 255 262 242 759
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Major J. S. Frost . 32 33 34 Sgt I. F. Archibald . 32 33 33 lit ll. lt. (lliriridler . _ 31. 34 32 lit f-l. W. Smith . . . 32 35 30 Capt W. S. Forbes . . 30 33 29 Gr A. I.. McIntosh . - 32 33 21 _ Pte W. (lrandlemlre . . 30 29 32 Major H. Perley . . . 31 82 24
Oil 98 97 97 92 92 91 87
Grand Totals _ 250 262 241 758
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Special to The Guardian. '
SANDIEGO, June 8-A message
from treasure seekers aboard the steamer Eureka says their expedition to recover an rniinenee catch of gold hidden by the crew of s Chilean czuiser oil? the Honduran coast many years ago, has been successful.
'l`hr-‘. treasure lins been variously es- timated at from $15,000,000 to ‘$450,- O00.
Wllllllill MAINE
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HA \`.\N..\, June 7r»-The first stage of
|irico\'ei'ing the wreck of the battle- ship lllnine was completed latsyester- day aiitriioon, vihen pumping opera- tions roirseil after the water level '
their Sportsman “Im ,,(,,m,,.f_rt,,,-,§_ _iwith iii the great coflerda, built af-
oiinri the wreck had been lowered PIB- cisely five feet.
Minlii-d's Iiiniment lu.niberman's friend l\i'iiinrd‘s Liirlmerit used by Physicians
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Al. the evening niiratiiig of the Charlottetovvn lllstrirt of the N. ll. amd l'. id. I. Methodist Uoiifr-rence the following resolutions were pass- ed:
NE 'I'ENll‘lItl‘l `Ill4}(‘.l{El'I.
The (‘.hai°lottetown Tllstricl. of the Methodist Uhiirch assembled in its annual session, places on recorrl its feeling of sympathy with the agita- tion now aroused by the l‘i:otcstants of the country agi-iinst the applica-
Roman Catholic Church, nnd whilst we fully recognize the right of every church to make disciplinary regula- tions for the government of its mem-
juritice in which as citizens of th
tion of the Ne Temere decree of the
bers, yet we believe that the en- forcement of this decree does viol- ence to those principles of liberty and
NE TEMERE DECREE AND
BASIS OF UNION
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`would further express our conviction that if necessary the most radical rnr‘.usiires should be adopted in order that ull marriages performed by the
niiiiijtr-r of any cbrirch should be \'ni .
. BASIS OF UNION.
. The (ilmrlottetown District having before it the proposed- Basis of llnion of (iongregatlonalisto, Presby- terians and Methodists. would ex- press its sense of gratitude to God, that the negotintlrins have so lar nd- vnnced as to hr-ing this Bula into the present excellent form, 'and does also express its strong support of the Basis as now presented, and the hope that the forthcoming conference may give its hearty approval. We would further suggest that the Conference give direction in case the Basin is submitted to the vote of the con-
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e g r on cry A mm 5 cf the long ago, mods on ra ns arr v | ii s do rees above zero. At nine p. m.: number, residence, 283, or phonei express our sirong reeling against gr-egatlons, that before so doing,
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