_,gi

Sav-F1 For

t91'_»sui»'{§ 9”'-‘1 A Q

Losaoli. -Jono‘~`iv_~.-“;l' have -*retired because the British authorities oifsred M my employrnentpinoe I was turned en.: an oenseisa iniiius ie: veylnr mention te pniii-ieiei eneuptien in tie .ppeinrmene ei smudge." is the published explanation made 'bf Nfl D\\li\`l°\\ll‘l whose return tram the post of Lieutenant

ramen EDWARD ISLAND, oa1ifans,rnioav, yum: 14, rgey. ,k ¢mg$

ilcneialied to the recent promotion of Hojo: General Baden Powell. ' _Eerl'Dimdonelu says his being given nothing to do was noirdue to old age, beeanea thirteen yearsremaiued before _the old l&i'¢»olauee»h#eot¢d his present 'ner and thee he considered the pie- vsieniisveriiiem iefbeiina in destroy the emcieacy o! any military force.

Lab0rT1'oub1i=

Port Artlzuze

Canadian-J Northern Bi°iiigsH In Men Who

Join The Strikers And Threaten

a

-‘Great Conges-

' ' *tion oi

[Bement B! Cases]

Pour Aarnoef Juni 18--The Uantdlan Northem Rti.lvv`ay”lA`v_hii§¢‘ht one' hundred -and slatylmen tromwlnnipeg yesterday to replace in part the lmigshoremen now out on strike. ' ' After working about _twolhcursforty ot then went one ii-ttii etie strikers ana me remainder together with e few others are- nev » weruieg cfs" at time ivharvrs. ' :About tin o‘clock last night a number olstrikera went ow? to' Clehafll-in Pacidc Railway shed No. 5 wharc the steamer

’the company can get mea to load cars the ,u'i_eebn-éine' ei veeeen win se-new. ‘ None but Greeks and Italiana are there

Freight

Ocrunnrwaa unloading and threatened ‘to shoot any man who continued to work on hes. ’ ' ' - _ - ~ Alter a few shots were llrcd in the air the men quit. `

They turned up this morning, however and woik is proceeding a'a fast as pos- sible, / - The ceneaien Pacino _imlwsv sheds ‘ei-,f'»e;eonse`eaa win. minus they nniu

ei. the present time. '

siv cnniin is I uiiiliiv iiiiiii

Dousnm. Jiies 12.-Iilah sportsmen ny any believe the British 'rm omeisie are di terminedtifdd dverythiiig possible toexcluiis Richard Cooker from the Eni- lish tracks. L¢n.Ul'i1ker withdrew 0rby’s entry at as et for the Royal Hunt suv because the hen I p ‘imposed a weight eim email vt i¥ me beiievea, would nut give the he ' " clinics ‘ to win. 'Ina weight is unprecidstlted for three year. °ld- The aotioii dt tlie omoiela has caused irritation here; t the' eat meetlns °f the Corporatihil Dubilzo. eprapcsal will

3 iiieeueeed tczenles- me n-eeeiom ei the ty on Mr. Ord bi.

iiinard'e Liiiliiltiii ueedby Physicians-

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1tAllNc’s. cha] liun laycrs and iuse utters oi Nodspe. artillery ere r¢ou¢Bl-

eiiinneei at iii emi bali this evening ni.aoibnpeehl"i tresiien. ~

llnsrd‘i Uiiii1iiiit_'l;uinbermen's Friend-

ating.,

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HEVEH .MIST SHIP

HHH A MAH

Digby, June 11.--The death of Captain

C. Budd Dunham occurred et his home in Barton, last night. at the age of 78, ‘afterau illness of `se`veril months. Cap- tain Dunham was a son of the late Captain Jonathan Dunham, of Barton. He wentwsea _sariylu ills and had ill! flint command at theair¢ °f WIDW- Al a marlner his rt-card is dlillcult to eurpaaa; s. captain for halt a century. he llll MVN' lost a man ora shin. In l8&l ha lost his arm, as the result ofriuj ury during a gale on a voyage to Barbadoas. Wllloll l1¢°Nl|- tat d ite amputation. He retired from sea ip' 1899 and was appointed postmaster of Barton, a position he held until a few

t eeka ago.

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SBHAIIIHEH ALMA

iniiii ii iii

Crew Of Waiarlogged Vessel

Rescued Alnd Taken To St John

Sir. Joas,Jnnell-The ca-el simmer

Poraerrlvedin port this morning r is _P“.,‘,¢,,¢, germany, Captain uuiiaii ,wang paying passed the American seaecner anne in iiietms some uve mil"

gg Egg”-ieigqolalend. The Captains ai. “uni” 'yu' iisd by one of his_ crew to a peculiar looking ohiecr. in the distance.

Dhnaggiqgisaere being mtds from it and he et once went to assist. Ou ell' ;g§,yi5liiiig"llf,`hui`ill'il was e iehoouer al» ` » Emi' nu

'ei iiewa ' ic thi veli" *"9* ` 'ensue ,_ie, new them ietu

ijgnig ¢¢g}¢'nq/I., ‘liivrc wel!

:Enos iam new ei she A\me.b:dll 'psreneeeaeiis we ver the an-k . , "'&‘“"'_.‘“|`| in the Uoolit

Zieeiie .¢\negM:vg¢:~;; Z; I ?'K,f,'~':°'°i° »'i'2'..i'°i§'§f Cliff;-:oi is N* ‘ ‘ reached U-libs ea lv" ii' °°'""

: ' ' di. .- H ifii?ve*1t'isseneei.tir bv the

. . , ‘

iSr_l01u-Brcavl-sl Tae nfeiniehik, pnbiiebea at one with °eyestae outbreak ei vm between the

T°Kl0. June ld.-If the Progress- alciiculation of 250,000 expressed angerHUnited States and Japan is reillrdhi by lv" "9 l°°"l°3 l° lllf UP ID lilllfliilon yesterday at the reported recent attack educated Japanese aaaluiost inconceiv- for the defense of Japen'l trllld rlitllfd °\l I Japanese hcrtlcuituriat at Berk- able," cables the correspondent of The it will be aimed solely to discrediting the ley, Cal. ' Times, ministry and in the interests of party lt aifys, "lbs outrage :iemonetrates the Hozeotnnc, June 13.-U. S. Commiss- D°llllD'l~; >"_ Impotence ofthe California authorltiesto loner 0! Immigration Sargent has instruc- The Progressives themselves would ‘protect our ccmpa'rlcts. ted the local immigration odihera to

take the lead in denouncing such awar" “Now ls no time to rest assured on step- continue carefniinaoection of Japanese iitlicre wall1\!\‘¢i1l dllliler thereof. eotynod diplomatic assurances cl the immigranisbut to discontinue photo

TOKYO. Julio 13.-Afternoon. The Washington Gnvernnienhf grabbing and handle diplomatlcally all

newspaper men of this city were "Only two weeks alter the positive de- questions that may arise. Ullmll-01105 I0 lilveer before the Home nlaratlon to take preventive meaaureato ' The local federal omcers are alleged to Department today and were oii‘iciaiiy` safeguard Japanese iighis comes the _have discovered that members of the Mlvllod to abstain from publication of,B¢l‘kl8¥ outrage. I "Japanese naval station here have been any matters of an lndammatory cr "That the outrages are limited 'to Uel-` communicated with directly by their

agitatlcg nature on the Arusrican lfornia is not suf!lciont'explanatio'n. 3 Government and not through the Japan- question. ' Lorman, June 19.-“Such accntingen-_ casa Consul.

A in Canada’ _Tliefdgitation In Japan Believed to Be lfoliiical; Newspaper ;'l_`he Shooiine Yesterdav Bad Owing to '

'l’o‘lii_ic`iil* Corruption ' Warned To Avoid The Topic; London believes ’Sh`ilty Wind The Scores By Provinces

Coidrhment (lilered Peace Will Be Maintained, Japan Paper s Also Individual Scores-

Employment. Comments on Berkeley Uutrage. Nova Scotia Wms

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Grand llaaa' steamer Aaroti. L

ainsaesira

THE FRENCH FLAG ‘iivwin Huiiiiii 9 PULLED DOWN wiii sinvi uni

Mayor ol Narhonic Replaced Tri- His Years Seniencewllhvvi Color' With Crepe v-Municipal And A""f"‘A`_'°'f’._°°°‘_""gS T”

Disbar Him Go On

Enormous Crowd Were Present ___

'E 4) israoraz. Br Canon)

Nsw Yonex, June 13-Abe Hummel

has decided to serve out his ye_ar_ae.ntence

'Nranensr,J'n‘ne -iii-'-in 'ine p iii/iiiéifndiiilrie, len; lute me i-eveinl °"'Blefli5'°‘l5'f°l°“‘ "l"‘°“° °*'¥'”¥ ‘° presence ol' an enormous crowd last night tion," led to serious disorder. Hussars iret the Court of Appeals lo apart his con the inlycr of this town announced pub- were called out and charged the people victicn which was nillrmed by the appel- lioly thate civil strike had legun and repeatedly. A number of penscns were hw dlvmom puliedvdown the liag of France from the injured and calm was only restorid by _ C.ty l-lalhreplacing it with is long, crepe the release ct the prisoner. ‘T°h“°“ ‘u"d”7 '°°'"°'m" Hmm streamer. The mayor when he did this mell served notice on the District Attor- was surrounded by the municipal council. " - ney'|‘ci1'ica yesterday that the appeal io Al. the same time the iiocein rang out me Court of Appells md hem wah

~~‘l[AH lH[ SPHEAI]

rovvd paraded through the princlpai _ :treats ofthe town. There were no dis- _ The Bar Association which took action 0;-dey-3, locking to Hummelihi disbarment will

Hi MHHMHHISM »

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Mums _ now proceed, as pending he appea

S?rI|;DIE?S t ‘Y d th ing was being done. »

e soon ont ' cause among e ____

men 0! the infantry, tired of their oonflnamentio the barracks for the last.

nv.. sneuey. ei. eeeeeee ei er.. eine Speakers In General Assem-

growers manifestations, was brought to _ e bees nee night bye fiiepuee ei privetee bl y Declare Pulygamy |5

and non-commissioned odioers who tried -

to pulldown the |n_en from a wall whence Large' Y P|'aCllC€d. '

they were cheering panning trains loaded I

with wine growers going to Mont. ____ ‘

Pellet. The soldiers informed their “*'“ colonel that thry absolutely refused to MoN.mEAL_J|me ]2_At tha Pusbsb°,_~ I lllll’°ll lii“|°|l 'hd' h'|"“d* “nd "°l“°l'°°° lan General Assembly today some debate St, ]()h|`\ Man TQKBS a Falf The colonel succeeded in temporarily wok Dhwe Mm nvemnumm the P,.es_ _ _

Ullmllli’ "N mf" L7 l""’“'m°¥ W bytery ol London regardlngths peill of B|‘|d8 In M0nll°BaA

|\W°W¥ll7° “W °h“'F°° °f' h'“°°m7_ Mormonism in Uanadn, eiid urging that ,

bi-aught ngaini-t_ srrgeante, but ill” the churihi take some action in the mat~ Sail f0l' EUl`0pB»

MAIAWU °*l"'h°"A°‘°° °°”||‘l°'.` "bn "h° ter. Several speakers point/edout that the

lPl\‘l°°.¢ UN °l'°°P5 H' b°dv°“ "h° '°ldl°" Mormons were a growing power ln the ____

lvlllliilll lYml*ll»”7 Wi'-ll "W m°'°m°°t west, that they were making many con-

°‘°"°"L';° :.:::'.:.':.':'..t.‘;:.“:.:i::': :°.:.°:‘.‘°.:;‘:.';-_:ii B' Insanuua their objoct wa's to secure the balance oi liIoN'rnsar.,June lil-The marriage took

' I t political power and then advocate their ph" ve" qnhuy in th, pn-,\,yi,"y gi

:i’:.h;‘::`;h:hg;lli£tbhoe.n xgordlgluirn :lie zzalygixiiutiglgi§3Iu.d::f“'£‘a':°§e$::: 'SL Anne's de Bellevue this morning ol gigugtign batween the government and gd ,me D,-|¢|»,|,¢d io g M,“|n “bent ln ill s. Conlon Forget, Sherbrooke Street to the wine growers and the news received 'C,,,,,dn_ Ii, W" dwidgd yo "hr the mat- Ir. ‘Waldron Skinner of Montreal. form- fi'0ll HID lilllth llli’lW "Ili: I Dililibtf Of my go gh; hom; mlgglgn ggmmltggg, - any of sh J°\m"N_ B'

&"¥‘¢:"'lIl;‘»°::K1:‘;:‘:';dl'::£r:::x?o': __.-~i-i- The ceremony was performed by Rav. No disorders however, have been repnrb 1 _ J* G- I‘*f°'b'“'

' owing ie ine brides iemny beinn in

eliieiing in Bt, Plsrntilydlomngfiaail

In the Chamber ofthe Doaulleb !°*\'_l" ` [mourning only relatives and a very few d°7'T° °"”°‘l°“|°' °' ‘h° G°v°""°°“' ° ' ‘intimate friends were present at the cer

::‘tl;:';""':‘°°,£::i';:l°::1";:d"h° °d“""'""°n , Anthony and the reception helu at Boil dd

_ ‘ ‘ | ' . .

_ Lei-:icae,tlia summarhcme of Mr and Hrs

' - __ 'Forget at Beaneriiie.

anhggshhglrriizrlaafd.rfglsnhlgrsfhlr th: N°ii'i‘ll BYDNIY, ' June li-The lell 'mn h' Emow' nm" by nn lmpnu °[

Municipal Council here yesterday evening llflfiiiioli tltln of Lvsiriorue Ifliicelil. Fmt Alrolllld-

lnaccordance with the wine growers’ beariquarteis _in France, _ have aroused, programme, the arrelt of a youth for themsclveaintifalmmldlletdheaa ity ol, naifyiug e banner betting the lnecriptinn. ‘doing aomethillir N lit _ - .i #6 _lll9ll_ ____

Mr. and Mrs, Skinnos will spend some

is er.. n....i...iuir .heels ' in lS"_°!‘° B1 °*“*1

‘iifm-B nf", di” nw' W M. ~,/if M 'iencis-ro, June 18-Fair ani warm.

Q. 'tile plfce, will now putf lille aae"c/h1tit~|i‘,

eivrai plans, which tif eueceeliuv

Aeli for llnerd'e and take no other»

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~ ‘ Any Guardian reader 7

BC!-ll

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' may ee'e\nhia‘e suite ;ii‘esperi'i,y.»-4

(s"°m' ' A” ` "‘.i.¢e»s».ei-_'v`9in» iii-apseiiypi ten then-

cnieene V .innei8.iuiI1. A an bemiewiiibs bejii `e`t',se. rim-t lla1_UiD'a hi ievct_lieldi96l_'\’_ui‘e`_aad money it -- ni Qinggda ,wil-n--»~sd»§m|»», -‘i~err........ .. sie.se ‘rw `;‘?‘xhm’

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ctelidilo il.

gmrn 't0d0"w" ihzlshlntht

who receives adimiy print- ed, badly printed, badly ‘ folded. badly cut, badly ` addressed, badly wrapped. torn, soiled or incomplete

_ paper of whatever issue ff wiiibieaiy neuiy ine seb- . eeslpiica Department at

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`Wsdneeday. Mr. Doyle, Dalhousie, while

INTERMA

lsrnciai. Br Casas]

Sussex, June lil.-Fine weather greeted

the maritime rldemen today. The llsht was very strong and ine wind

tricky. Th* 200Yard range was shot this inorn~

ing in which the Nova Scetlana won with a score of B48; New Brunswick next 239; P. E. Island 283.

INDIVIDUAL SCORES. NBW snunnwicx.

Cant. Forbes 32.

Lt. Langstioth 32.

Lt. ML-Kay 31.

Capt. Aniler\0n 31. Maj, M. Robbie 3*.

Capt. Manning 28. Maj. G. Kilunear 28. Capt. Frost 27.

X f - » I . ' 7 _ ~ "‘ ' _V gk' f¢'==r r'

Tm-:y Jirmizse 'riiducic

wi1‘~iii1~Ni'ri-:ii STATES

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MATCH, SUSSEX

Nova Bcoria.

Lf. Christie 32. Pte.MoLean 3').

0. Sgt. Longueil 31.

Lt`. Milner 31, ' Capt. Bishop 30.

, Lt. Shaflner 81.

Pte. Haystead 81.

C. S. M. Harmon 81. 5

PRINCI: Enliann isnaxvn.

Malor Jones 29. '

Capt. Shaw 20.

Uapt. McKinnon 29.

Gun. Furso £7. Capt; Smith 83. Sgt. Youre 81.

I.t. Beer 26.

Maj- Weeks HJ

In maritime rifle match Nova Swgig scored 688, New Brunswick OH) gn

Prince Edward Island 659.

‘ Use

[SrisciaL Br Can1.r.] ‘, Drum Isi..eNn, June 13.-United States dynamlters who destroyed thou ands of pollcck in Canadian waters lost year are again ready to resume their work this season.

That the scarcity ol piliock this year

infl-'assamaquoddyB sy is dustodynamite- ing last year cannot be denied and if the Canadian fishery olllcers permit the destruction of Osh by this method to go on pcllock will become extinct and New Brunswick will lose a valuable tlehlng industry.

A few days ago a number of Eaetport

Fislz Poaclzers _

Dyziamzte

And Are Destroying The Polloclg Fish. ery At Deer Island-A Canadian Cruiser Soares Them But

They Return Again

dynamiters crossed over into Canadian waters when pollock were schooling and would have destroyed these fish but fer t-he tlmrly appearance oi the ashery cruiser Curiew.

The Americans retreated hurriedly to

United States waters but after the Curlew hi-id Passed they returned but were dis- appointed as the tish had vanished.

Captain Robinson apparently had no

idea thridynamiters had been in Ugg. dlan waters and did not wait far |,i|gm_ Tilt! returned before the Curiew had

reached Welchpoal, Cam|>obell0,a short distance away.

riiii iriniv iii Mil iiiiin

[Srnciai. Br Casin]

CAhfPneLL'roN,N.B,June 13-Yesterday,

drlvlngwlth his wlieand child was attack- ed by three men at Balmoral.

They gave him a scverc heis‘ing, Otllcer

-Sealey of Dalhousie with a .unstable ‘started in thc afternoon to arrtst the

men.

’C_lvY;r-Saaiy found the men, they re- sletedjiim, one thriatcnlrg him with en axe.

The oflicer and one ofthe men, Peter Fontaine by name cllnched,°tl§dl- ceis pistol was discharged accidentally and Fontaine killed. _

’*_*`\i___.._

MHBEE TUWH

HAS BIG HHE

Br. Aoarnis, Que., June 12-Fire ce- ennsd at Bt. aretaie. Que.. thi' after noon. As far as can be learned tha onu- tlsgratlon started about $.40 this after- noon in the St Louis barber shop on the principal street caused by explosion of a gasoline stove. The following heuaea have been destroyed: Tcnrgesgeau. Dri- vaee house and store, occupied hy St. Louis barber shop; private house oceepied bylfiea Titbereim; private houae of Jes. hheurt F. Gifs tailor shop and private house; Irs Glen, two hooees, one occu- pied by the Bell Telephone company; A. Sigoulri, plumber shop and house.

__,_,-_*.1-_

Keep ¥i»\arJ'l Linlmini ln the house

Hl}H.l§El}.E. FUSTEH

IS HEHUMIHATEH

Tonoiero, June 11.-Hon. Georg'e` E. Foster was nominated tonight by the Conservatives of North Toronto fm- big present seat in the commons. Edmund Bristol, M. 1`\,i| “gig gh choice of the Centro Totdnto Oiuseilva. ilves for the commons.

AHMY IS Hill iiililll EHl]Ul§H~ HM THEM

Vrcrcma. B. C. Jnne ll-The iniiitlry

authorities at Work Point Barracks, the headquarters for the regular Cansdlln

militia on the Paclifc Coast, are having a rather hard time ksenine the men na er their charge from decoding. It is the general opinion among the men that they are wasting their time in tae army with wages as they ara at present. They are of tae opinion ehatiheie are openllll in the West rar any person who ia desir one oi taking advantage et them, and they are not going to lst tha opportunity slip by. The .iesertats adopt very novel methods of dilgulsilig them ssiveain order tojmahugood this escape, and some vary tally tsperlsneee are told ot those who have K hiituisfd. Recently two or the Ieiperiai soldiers made an attempt to desert, but they were

located eu board the Hiatt? steamer. ’Ihey were seteaoed to teh aye in the guard room. A~sentfv wha placed over tnam. One rnomiogithe eeipet in charge weutto relieve the guard and wee ll!- pfisea ee ana nee only the svie saucers gone. but also ihe guard.

IINABUS LINIMINT h the Only Liniment asked for at my stole and the only one we keep for sale.

All the people usergknms GUL

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