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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE ISLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, APRIL 20,

1909.

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SULTAN IS DEMANDE

Macedonian Troops Will Enter the Capital. The Ministry Totter‘s. British Warships Hasten to Turkish Waters.

Peace on

LONDON, April 19—(Specialv)—The Macedonian troops intend' to enter Constantinople and enforce their de- mand for the abdication of the Sul- tan.

The new ministry is tottering.

It is believed adequate steps have

been taken to guarantee puulic order. been informed that the Sultan has 'save the fatherland from catastrophe.

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Any Terms the Sultan’s Plea.

j MALTA, April lS—The battleshipslsent his Chamberlain and Secretary

"Swiftsure and Triumph have sailed to the Grand Vlzier with.orde'rs tha

I‘mm any terms without bloodshed.

waters- _ - . The Sultan declared that if his per- BEHLIN. April 19—(SPBClallr-‘A ison was a hindrance to peace he was -Constnntinople correspondent hasl Willing to offer himself in- order to.

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MADRID, April 1‘J~(Spcoinl)~——A compilation of the moneys paid the members of the lioyal family of Spain sh’ows King Alfonso receives-a salary . of 131,211,. 658.

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NEW YORK, April lsildour candi- dates for licenses to preach were ex- amined before tiieII’resbytery of New York at its nnnual meeting in the First Presbyterian church.

. .— Tliree of the candidates, members of I " I the senior class of Union Theological F E ‘1 Seminary, were turned down, not ob , Y ‘

solutely, however. They will have nn' opportunity to confer with a commit- tee of this Presbytery, who will ex-‘ amine them further as to their view; on theology, glhrist uml the sacra-L ment. '

One of the three who failed to sustained was Archibald Black, brother of the Rev. Dr. Hugh Black, the well-known Edinburgh preacher. The two others who have got to toe the mark before the special committee are George E. Fitch and John Steen.

The meeting was described as one of the most extraordinary for candi~ dates. Somew-of-the older members of the Presbytery, preachers of the- old school, could scarcely restrain their tears in discussing the answers that the candidates made to some of ' the fundamental questions. The c-xuniinu- tione and discussion took place, of course, in executive session, but many of the ministers talked froc’lry of what occurred.

Csndicate Steen, it was said, was the mosfl outspoken in his beliefs. He questioned the miracles and accented

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'23 and 27 respectively. The three left was accompanied by a police escort,

glie reached the place both had drop- —————-————o pod off. The bodies of Taylor and Mrs. Robins were recovered yesterday A

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GANANOQUE, Ont., April 18—A son Wiestlon,‘ marched through the triple drowning accident occurred on door of the Illinois club at 6 o'clock MONTREAL, April 18*Twcnty-tivo HALIFAX, April lib—Cupid was the St. Lawrence, between here and Saturday night completing the first thousand tins O; canned men: were Vcry busy with one w_ S, Harm“ Clay-ton, N. Y., Saturday afternoob. great lap of his New York to San— on Saturday confiscated by the city Dramatic (Ionipany on their recent Tho victims are J. MI Taylor, agelerancisco walking tour on _____ trip to the west Indies and as a re.

18, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Robins, aged schedule time. The veteran podlestri‘an

this town about one o'clock Satur— and was cheered by the crowds as he day in (1 small skifi. It is not known passed through the streuts, head erect how the accident happened, as noth- and step as firm as it was forty years was seen of them until N. Pelon, who ago when he passed through Chicago works on Club Island, on the New'on his first trip. A reception was York shore, heard some one callinglgiven at the club during the evening; for help. He saw two clinging to the and he was presented with a- watch lip-turned boat and huri'Led to aid by his admirers. He left yesterday them in the skiff of his own, but when [or the Pacific coast.

in 20 to 30 feet of water.

Alli] lHEULflGlAN WILL i8 FILEDl.5:circles“.ssszscmzrs.

[heard by very .large congregation in ‘Halifax yesterday. Dr. Denny has a Every musical voice, his appearance and manner are pleasing, iaindly and sympathetic, and, best of’all, he is a

NEW YORK, April iii—The will of the novelist,

here presumably [01. Turkish 'he make peace with young Turks on

THE LAWRENCE BUMPLETES ElHSl LAP

CHICAGO, April iii—Edward Pay—

llNYlHllYEN LAW FINDS A VIEW

AN lNPORTAN’l‘ OFFICE ABOLISHED

Jealous Husband Kills Man Who Dying Protests He is Innocent.

Mr. Brady From

PORT HURON, April 19—(Special) L—Geo. McKinnon aged 31,years, was t shot dead by Capt. Ralph Pringle of St. Clair in the latter town. McKinnon died after remaining un. conscious almost until the last. Pringle told the officers that Mc- Kinnon had flirted with his wifeI three years ago and he had vowed to get even. Neither of the men Were intoxicated

OTTAWA, April connection with made by Hon.

the announcemcn Mr. Graham the

mission of management for the Inter colonial railway,

that the position of held since 1892 oy Mr. Pottinger, i

l9—(Special)—-In now abolished and the duties will be

Messrs Butler, Pottinger, Tiflin, and staff. Brady would constitute the new Com»

it may be added able to the Government to assist in General Manager,

That of General Manager of Intercol- onial Will he Merged in Commission.

C. P. P. Accredited.

tlcmbraccd in those of the new Board. tY Mr. Brady, the new man who joins was late General Superintendent of the Lake Superior Branch of the _ C. D. R. and is the best man avail-

the reorganization of the Intercolon- sial.

at the time. Beforelbreathing his last McKinmon said Pringlo had no reason for the shooting.

SYDNEY HSHEH'S

A HALIFAX EIHM

health department as being unfit for human food. There will be other con- signments destroyed in the city dur- ing the coming week. The consign-

Defended on Technicality and merit, which comprised 25,600 cans,

Judge Deniers Reserves , , . originally came from Chicago and was

His Decision, 'seut to Toronto, whence it was sold toa Halifax llllil, who refused deliv- ery. The meat was then sent to Mon- trenl and sold at less than half the wholesale price, but the city inspector MONTREAL, April 19~(Spccial)—— got on its track before more than trial of the protest against the elec- three cases were sold to a retailer. .‘tion of Hon. Sydney Fisher took place ‘The meat was old and tainted and in all Sweetsburg. many cases the cans had become rustv It was mostly of a technical nature. ed through, while fancy labels bad The plaintifl charged all the offences been pasted over to give them it sal- under the election law but the evi- able appearance. Prosecution will take dence was little and not sensational. place on Monday.

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grounds (that writ was not served within the time allowed by law. Judge Deme'rs tools the case delibere.

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HEEUSES @NED MEATS

MEMBERS HAHKINS Ell. WEUflEll AND if] WEE]

sult of their tour of the Sunny South no less than three members of the Company have renounced single bliss. Miss Julia Mortonntlie leading lady and Robert Siddell, juvenile man, were married in New York on April 8th. They met for the first time when they became members (if the company and during the balmy days spent in the West Indies they decided to unite their fortunes. Miss Leora Moore, the beautiful and talented jch’n'ile woman will in a few weeks wed E. L. Milt- telsloet, a wealthy cocoa merchant in lTl‘iIlldil'd. Miss Moore met her fiance in Trinidad at a party given in how or of Mrs. Harkins. They will spend their honeymoon in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Harkins, Who are now in the City, wilil leave for New York in a few days to attend the wedding,

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nunuuiT mucus

Defence Claims His Mild Was Upset by .the Stories AboutWife and Annis.

FLUSHING, April iii-(Special)— lnsanity, both at the time of killing Wm. Annie and since, was the chief point in the defence in the trial of Capt. Peter Hains, charged with inur- er.

The counsel for the defence will at- tempt to prove that Hans' mind was unbalanced by the stories of the friendship of Mrs. Hains and Annie.

lHHEE WHllES WEHE LYNEHEl]

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FORT WORTH, April ill—(Special) -~-’i‘hree white men were lynched to- day at Ada, Oklahama.

()ne of the number was .1. B. Miller of Fort Worth, a prominent stock man and known asa “bad” man. The mob stormed the jail, took ‘but the prisoners and l'ynched them.

GHAUNUTETTEATH n ANAUEDMUBILE

ELlZABETI—l, N. J., April iii—Be- (Ullllllg confused through the sudden approach ofa trolley car, Annie Daz- kesi, 17 years old run directly in Hunt of it, and she and the one~year~old child she was carrying were ground to death under the trucks. A crowd gathered and but for the prompt ar‘ rival of policeman tlie' motorman would have been roughly used. Fre- derick Brown. the motormiin. was or

who died in Italy, was filed with the surrogate here last week on behalf of Arthur Terry, the brother of the tee- tutor, who- is appointed his executor. The value of the estate was not indi— cated. Mr. Crawford leaves $10,000 to his wife, saying that she has been amply provided for by the- will of her miner, General Hiram Borden. The residue of the estate is left in trust to his brother to pay the income to his two sons, and his two daughters, who reside at Sorrento with their mother, until they reach the age of 25 when the principal is to be equally (livi‘dt’d between them. ‘-

two other rejected candidates had

doubts on this question of tlie divin-

ity of Christ as advanced by the old

cultured, thoughtful, earnest and im— pressive preacher. He is an outstand- i‘n-g figure in the theological world—

EllUNl] EVELYN YHAW .

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probably none better known. or more famous on either side of the Atlantic. His style is clear cut and convincing possessing a fine literary charm, and his writings are library. '

At Fort Massey church in the fore noon Dr. Denny's text was the well- known verse in Corinthians in which the apostle compares and contrasts the grandeur of "charity" with faith even of the kind that “removes moun- tains." Without this charity—love— thc faith the other attributes are as nothing. What is this love? The preacher answered with a definition which he said he quoted from another writer, in these words.—

in cVery complet‘e

.West Thirty—third street and served building fund for a new church. The

milliner, who got

c conclusion of the service in St. Louis' Roman Catholic church here. 'Hev. Father Thomas Grace made the NEW YORK, April 18—After a bong announcement that he had that hunt, process servers located Mrs. ‘pl‘GScnted the parish the sum of $1.5m; Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at a house on to be used one commencement for a

PLAYING; WITH suiiil,,.~...o...

papers in supplementary proceedings amount was the principal and in.er— in the suit of Miss Bliss Ksttung, a ‘est of $1,000 than was presented judgment against, 'him on his departure from the parish , Mrs. Thaw last September for $253. eventecn years. Mrs. Thaw was found playing with l a snake, which was coiled around I

her left arm. When told of the pro- Advertisements

“I'll be there, but the whole thing

PHIENL ll] PARISH:

l4 _ reports. “'3 mense schools

coast the school after school, each

m according to Captain

1mile.

the modern view of the divinity

of school of Presbyterianism.

Christ. He did not believe that Christ‘ arose from the deadianis body. The L

mousse RESIDENC

“it is the identification of ourselves with God's interest in others."

The other qualities are all very well, but without this love, this attitude towards others, we are useless in ser— vice ior the Master.

W Minard‘s Liniment Cures Distemper.

COMMISSION FOR

ceedings she said:— (Too Late for Classlfication.)i I

W mosh;i’h“goim'e“ianm§;v;i, ,

E » ' with picture enclosed. Finderl please leave at l-iuszcard & Moore's.

4-20d3i. ‘

is a farce. I don’t owe the money."

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NEW YORK, April lB—Cuptnin Chi- master of the steamship Arapaboe, in from Jacksonville and Charleston, liaving‘ passed through im- of mackerel while off the Delcwnro capes and New Jersey other night. There was containing millions of the fish. One school alone, (lhicestcr, cov- crcd an area of more than ii Square He said he had not 5cm so many fish together in years.

EHST MAEKENEL EATEH

i'csted. He says he was running slow- ‘ry when he hit the girl and the child.

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OTTAWA, April 18--iMrs. W. J. Anderson, wife of the Ottawa 'man- uger of the Bank of Montreal, dis— charged a servant a few days ago. Now she was unpleasantly reminded of the fact by being fined in the poli— cc court for having; partridges in her possession upon the dates mentioned in the information. It appears that

GLUl'i‘ch’l‘lili, Mass, April 18—~ The first catch of mackerel of. the sea- son wus taken into Norfolk, Va., by

the partridges

were given to Mrs. Anderson by a friend and that: they

were accepted, not knowing that the laws did not allow the possession of the birds during

the closed season.

$190,000 Residential Moving Stairway. The Guardian Will Present Each of the Eight Ladies With a Photo of One of Their Automobile Trips as a Souvenir.

ONE OF THE SIGHTS

Saturday. ' The first stainement

THE INTERGOLONIAL.

. . MONTREAL, April 19. — Two im- portant announcements were made on

of Hon.i Mr.

Graham was that the Commissioners the Government has decided to ap- point to run the I. C. R. are to be

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oany. Apply to P. H. Trainor, Kent St., City or 306 Euston S‘s.

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‘ FOUND—yesterday by D. Howlctt,

ladies kid glove. Owner may

BElRUT, April l9—A terrible up- rising has occurred in Adana, Asia Minor. Street fighting has been going on for three days and 1,000 persons haw same by applying to this omce have been killed. The city is practic- ' ad. 4_20d11‘ ally i[destroyed bydliil‘f. Two Aangican “‘YANTE Tffiifié—Edwgfil miss onaries name ogers an aur- ‘ i .’ V ' . 1 A

er are dead. A“ the other Americans u . island Hospital for the Insane,

r‘w‘ofijh'rfu very desirable residence the Gloucester schooner Electric Under the circumstances the mgis_ IN 'l l on Queen on, at present occu- Flash, according to a telegram receiv- ‘tmte hm no other Twourse but to pied by James Walsh. Possession lst wed here from Captain Bissett, master gimpme the penalty laid down by the

of the vessel. Captain Bissett report- ed the arrival of his schooner with 13 barrels of large mackerel, caught thirty miles east of Capo Henry.

1 statute.

Mlnard's Liniinent cures Diphtheria.

Minurd's Liniment Cures Garget in cows

THE NEW WORKS OF THE

ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY C0.

The hricu Presbyterian Church, Cri- This Board‘ said

Mr. J. Butler, Deputy Minister Of . . , . . an experienced baker. Apply to Super- “‘_' Hallways David Pomiuger. now Gen- A? the my 5‘” “m Th" B‘lt‘s” Y1” intendent or Secretary of Public cral Man'ager E Tifl‘ln Trach Man« (’onsm' Malor‘noughty‘wyhe' ‘5 ‘1” works, 4—20d3p :l‘nl House, Former site of the First Hg” and Fm‘nk Brady. mm] a Short mong the wounded. r ‘~Omfij.rr__dégfiéme_Baffgfial

. _ ,_ a l. in 1, -. v. ' At ansiis theie was less loss of - - , . “mm” 1”” m mw’ De mom“ 5 time ago, the General Superintendent H. Th A re n n v ‘ 1 . house. ccmml 10mm)". Alsomm tstnui'nut, Columbia University, {the Lake Superior Division “I the ic. e me i n qua or i as (e- v ‘ h “‘8 m1 mice A) 1 at 24% ‘ Firmer Home of Chester Alan Arthur 0, . I, .6 stroyed. Four thousand reiiigecs are “a” 0 5 fl ‘ - lP Y H - l V “3"”de am ‘1' housed in the American Mission. The Queen St- 4—20d-AIINL

Mr. Graham,

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thl‘lUll 'l'llc.til.'e, (Jule Martin formerly ulfl Deliuonico’s, Marlborough Hotel, Hotel in which l’rlncc Napoleon of

'fuuds and troops for supiwrt 0A union ,lcnsing the during ( iVil WNW 3‘39"“ 0‘ BMW 0 Government was not in favor of eith-

Hui'lcni _ Hniiiiilti‘stiiii's Victoria ’llienti‘c, Wnl- .and [m- a year would make 3, test of

would operate the road in the same way as a Commission now operates the l’eiiiia_Liiies. There had been a raised Igrcnt deal of iulk about selling or International, but the

rance stopped, Club that

the fugitives will be on the verge of starvation.

also most alarming. i

need of relief is urgent, for shortly , VTANTED, board for married cou— . pic for summer months. A pri- vate house preferred. Apply to Box

4-20d_l_w_. ANTED at once, girl for general Iliouscwork. Apply to 40 Brighton

The conditions in Alexandria are,1017.

LONDON, April iii—it is unsafe to ',

Heights, Temple Emanu-ei, lei-HM those plans at the present time,

duff—Astoria Hotel, Bryant Park, In”. new method, in the hope that it Knicktrllocker Trust (70., Jewish would produce better result-3, i ESynugogue, Metropolitan Club. Hotell The other topic touched upon was New Netherlands, (lliiircli cOll-anvnl Defencc_ Hum Mr, Graham‘

uiuini: the baptismal fountain given was againsll the poucy of buildmg a,

predict anything as lie the surprising Road. developments in The present situation, however, seems

A-Zfldti. the Turban CHS‘S‘ l,“fANTED, a girl for general house- ; Y ' work in small family. References required. Apply to 7 Elm Ave, Char-

etown. i—d3ipd. 110R BALE, real good farm horse, seven year old. Apply to A. C.

to portend another triumph ilhan that of the July revolution and unlikely this time, to involve the deposition of the Sultan.

While the army seems to be rally—'

Replacing Those Burned in July Last——A Complete and

.in inn-i, ’l‘hc Mupes Memorial 'Gntcs, V(‘on\'cnt of the Sacred Heart, The ‘linrnui'il (‘nllege for Young Ladies, Statue of George Washington. Statue of Daniel Webster, Collegiate Reform- ed Church, University Club, Knicken hooker Theatre, Palisades of New SAME RILEY. Jersey, Dakota Apartments, Panora- ‘ Mm'llm. line 40. mic View of Washington Heights, °“° 0‘ the popular )‘Ullng imiieu from House built of stone imporfud from Kl“!!! County District, in The Germany, Murray Hill, Home of the

Guardian's contest for the "Big Free founder of the Society for the Pre— ,he and Sir Frederld‘ 30”” “9"” .telelgraph line to Adana has been re

“bimbo New York City and return. vention of Cruelty to Animals, Times

Miss Florence Smith, 4:3 Bayfield Building, Statue to the “Pilgrim Fn— ‘consult with the Imperial muniioritm,that five of the clerks were km“! the

Sufi“. as re‘entsrcd,The Guardian's there”, House Built of Stone Iron 318 Free Trip contest. and (lines 364 ft chimney—second large While The Guardian's jolly party is est in the World, Temple Beth-e1, New touring New York by antomobilv on Lyceum Theatre, Block House No. 71 "’thl'um‘n‘cai‘" or'S'wnsticnl trips, tho'of lsl2, Site where (lcn. Washingiun Pmpl'ietor of which is the courteous :met Gen. Greene and "Wolf" Putnam, and ohliging (i. A. Dickinson, ILoni: Acre (Times) Square, Spits the lecturer will ' point out House, Stainie of William Earle 5nd exl'llain to them among Dodge. Church of the Heavenly Rest, hundreds of other interesting sights Mount Sinai Hospital (4 blocks),New thmulihout the upper part of the .York Theatre, Plaza Square, Hoffman c“! the famous Riverside Drive, House, Misses Ely's School, Scene of Bulldinx site for which a Million Dol- .the retreat of the American Troops

are was paid, Broadway Theatre, during the Revolutionary War, Cent- Holland House, The Hills of New irnl Park. St. Luke's Hnnpiuusmtus “"97. Plaza Hotel, Blooniingdulcl '—"“——"‘—"""‘

Dreadnought for the British Navy or of giving a cash contribution to- wnrds the construction of ships. He foreshadowed that the Canadian Government would build» vasels for‘ the Indian coast defence and con-

tinue the policy of home defence started when the Government un- dertook to garrison Halifax and

Esquiinalt. ] Hon. Mr. Brodeur announced that