' 4-,-¢,
I0 the Expibr- lmsbeenaecounted r. Henislbellatt-
_ . _ " I. _ _ was utterly destro ed`~durlng the
an-j->fIh<= Qld Urea a rw.. ngfamyis -snr- by retains; _snort
_vu
J- A _Ima `A.II.‘...~.-amass... A.aa.I vein..
Beginning. .I »
' `“._ ' sl\a'm"D¢ad. ` e I
l'\»II'II.'.t.§.',II 0Iu~:.,Jun_¢ ll-(S`pecia.l.)_`-The'
1,.-a ii. ami-~@`Iarke Central Exposition-was I..rm.II|y opened toddyff . - _
I`la~»-vent toolgfplace miller conditions- piI--ngiiigacoiniildtefisueeeup tothls his-_ IIIII-nl coaniii-qldx-atip_n`19_f the blazing I ra il ai' “tlldjOrego|\"- by_Capt. Merrivveatll I..-als and William - Clarke who- were I-<.IamI:arsIo‘ncd by Prcsldeiit JeiIe1'son'lo I-:.pI\n-e tile great Oregon country one
lanalrcd years ago. _; ‘_ _
Mount 'ALLISON
ajeofsrs MEETING.
>`\.~|u'I1.I.I§, May Ill.-'l‘ho Mt.’ Allison It..-II-ll cfm-geilts has hcld an all day ses- -i~:I. imc of the suh_j|~<-ts, discussed was |i_ bling oi the institutions by a plant of Ib.-I|'uwn. '
‘l'Ia- report; ofthe I.adic;-I' College ami until-Isity' wcro presented ami the I.n-Im-I' was consillered. ' This report aa- e-aIlsi`aei.ory in e\'ery]‘1way, show- in-,f at surplus on liuml. lievf Dr. lid- \\ in l-Iva|._|s, Lalccsiile, N. ll., was elected I Iclirniaii in tlic. place of the late Rev. Dr. l.alIn-rII. -Miss lit-.nt of the vocal deDari~ Iiicat, I-onser\_'atory of Inusic, oll`ercd her II--i_i;-nation. This vi ill bc the oIIiy change in the ladies' College stail`nc:<t year. '
llr. Allison, in referring to thu atten-
-I.Im-.- at the university, paid a high com- |.|imI-III. to the successful cflbrts of ata- II.-nls to bring; others to enroll at Mount- \|Ii,~I»a. ’l‘lIiaintereI-It ln the welfare of lla- cIIllcga.shown by grarluates and stu- .II-nts nugags well, he said, for future.
'l`beI’. E.-l. students have done excel-
lI~n| work, ,_-Besides thosc_ already referred In are iho following :--
Iiny hong,-'l`yIIc Valley, Class I in Psy-
.-Ia»I<\;.ry, .Political l‘Iconomy, Advanced |»1a,-_-Ii-III, Biol0L<.Y. English Essays _and Philosophy. . Ili-orgre W. -Morris, Granville, Class ll in l‘.\'yell0l0&l.Y~ , _ Vlinrles fbi. Stebbings, Tryon, Class Il
in llistory of Philosophy and New Testa- Incnt Criticism, Pass in International law, Advanced Eiiglish, Contracts, I iiaIoI.;_v.
W. ii.l.’eppI‘r, Mnddock, class 1 in New
'I`.-stzunent UI-iticisni, class 2 ln History of |‘I|i|osoplIy, Hebrew, ilistoricnl Theology, Iiawlt 'Fcstaluont and Church Polity.
.l. .»\. Sellar, _L'nion, class 1 English I-I.-.,~:I_vs, class 2, Iiebrew, Soph. Latin and Hapli. English, pass advanced Greek.
Miss NV. Tllomas, Pownal, Class I. Iilpculioll, Freshman Latin, Matheniatios, I-fngrlisli, Gc_rnIan,RoInnn I-.ilstory,Class II Ilielotzy and Phglcs. ll. lieer. city Class Ii Elocutioinpass,
I"I'cshIui\`n Mathematics and English. _
'I`I|I»: fast _gelding l"onnIe Mac, owned ||_\' W. V. Dousc, was sent to Sullllllcrsiflff _vi-stcrrlay afternooii to be handled by Dan .\'I<-I-Ie ami will be started In the Donilnon
llay races. _ -
’l‘III-I noted stallion Kalol, owned by J.
.\l. Nioliolson, city, has been on the truck ~t-vcrai times this spring and he promises to be ho a big surprise, the knowing ones ~a_»'. A few days ago he went the lmlf \vi~hoIIi, boots and attached to a road cart in l,lll and the quarter in till seconds.
Ltlltnis IN
it-_l§I_lIIwI5AII
Slater Shoes, Ladies’,Gents’
I
il 1 _ the stcanier on seeing thcir emnpatriots, I
N-\G»\=-Am. June I~<s|».-.-I.iI>-'rlie nas-_
sian torpedo boats from Vladirostok _captured the Japanese steanlcr Daisben ol 700 tons 0Il` llokjaidu ami placccla prize Urew of thirteen men on board with
orders to take the vessel to port.
By a mistake the- Russian commander
of the llaisbcn headed for Ccnsan, Korea.
'and met a Japanese transport. The lnttcr
seeing; the liusslah ilag Ilylnl; from the Dalsbcn attempted to rel-apt-ure the vessel, when I-he Japanese luiptlvcs aboard
attacker! the prize crew, rceaptuI'e:I the vessel and eventually took her to (lcnsan.
The Russian prize crow have been taken
captives to Sascbo.
'l‘<n<Io, June 1-(Special) 'l`lIc. necessity
for secrecy no longer exist.iu;_¢, the navy
department cunilr|IIs the reports of the loss oi the Japanese iI\ May 190i ami an- nounces the other naval losses with-helil.
'l'hc list is as fellows:
ilr.ttIcshI_p Yaslilnia, sunk by minc May
iii, lilili, while eII;_'II.g_fvti in lllol-l<a<IiII;.: Port .~\rtIIur.
'lhc torpedo boat destroyer `Alca|.s\Iki,
sunk by mine May 17, itll-I, while taking; part in blockading Port AI-tlmr. _
The gunlxoat. Ashima, sunk IIrlIoIIisiuI`I
May 17, lil()-i, while co-operating.: with the
Sunmissrzs for fast driving were last
night served on W. ll. Stevenson, \\'. 1" Robins and E. ll. Robins. There are more t0 follow. '
Tun crops in the country sections give
promised of being better tilis season, with continued favorable weather than Llor many years past. ~
'Iwo ladies were thrown out of u 'car-
riage on Pownal St. lnstniglit owing'to their horse turning too quickly. 'l‘hey were not seriously iII_i\1red. -
Soncmnm, important noticc.0win1.; to a
pressure of other duties Mr \‘Vat-ts will be uuabie to give the Opera two evenings. The one eveuim; will be Monday, 12th Inst. Achorns of forty, a cast of ten, an orchestra of ten, a bevy of fair maids III a May-pole Drill. One evening only, Mon- day June lztth. ,
WnII.I-1 a special train ‘was going to
Sherwood Cemetery yesterday nfterno_on at St Peters liond crossing It ran into two cows thatwere being taken by Barrett llendcrson to Heartz's farm [or pasture. One was so badly Injured thatit had to be killed but the injuries to the other were nut- serious. I
A MI-:E1‘INu \vas held last evening in the
Gity Building to discuss the arlvisltbillty of or;.:anivJI\|; I\ (lcntlcn\en‘s DI‘iving‘ Club The following gentlemen were prcsenlt- ilis \\'orsIIip Mayor Kelly, \V. A. Weeks, sl-nr., Dr. J. I". Jenkins, lion. G. E liughes..Counclil0r llooper,W. F. Robins, l‘.S. Brown, A. Stewart ami L. B. Miller. Mr. Wccks was voted to tho chair and Dr Jenkins stated the object of the meeting. All present feel thai such an nssoolatioll was Inuch required, inasmuch ns it would have a tendency to promote healthy re~ creation ami at the sumo time regulate iastdrivinlr, which undcr present comii- tions was a menace to the public. Muel\ valuable work was done. An adjourned meeting will be held on Monday night in the same place for the purpose of organiz- ing.
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and Boys’ prices _$3.00, 3.50, _ _ _ _
4.oo and 5.09.
The Art Slide for ladies’ prices $2.50. ${_:,.oo,_$3.5o and $4.00 ' ~
GOPIEI. BROS..
Sole Agents.
Kingsbnr _ for Ladies’
Misses and ghiid’s Slippers at
v ’ .»'_ in Irlllili, BROS se. .arf-f»1.¢dI=s' - Dongolf
Laced Botittl for $1.30 and $x.5o` aliidcalf l. little heavier for $1.505 'S I
Miuoll-_‘;<_Dongola LICCCI
B00ts' wi I __‘_l_`f_. cntiwkngeia .pd Calf
Buttons 85# at - _
'sig _
’BROS.
II.
Mxnard s Lmimmt lar sale everywhere.
_'f;;;__f.§,"E.,.... ., L-_I-5 __ L_
~-...
I
' Assets, $55,006,000.
investment- . " lltié
if
'arnly oil’ the Liaotung-peninsula.
'lite torpedo boat jestroyer llnyator
part in the blockade of i’ort Arthur. `
' The leunbnat Ala struck a rock "au sank Nov. li, 1903, wlli taking part in th
‘ blockade of Port Arthur.
_a mine Sept. ll, llltll, while taking part i the blockade of Port Arthur.
NAn.\s.\1¢l, Juno l-(Spccial.)- Full
Zi,8ti(i.ltIl.~siI\u Iia\'al prisoners have hee landed. »
I 'lhvce dainaged Iius-sian vcssels hav
I . .
vmtc of ha,'.;ato.
\\’ Asn INo'I'oIv, Junc 1-(Special.)-Th
Ipatcit from Minister (iriscom at Toki
'stating that it has been otllciaily an- ported as havlngbeeh sun
nouncedtlntt /\dnIlraI Volkcrslntn wa
pm-ted by the dl-partmcnt.
"l`In~re are various rumors alloat. in th city that the Enlpcror is dead havin
either committed suicide or been assass_ h
I lnatcd but thcsc are not correct. The En
I pcror is new rcceIvIn|.f from escaped Ru'.~~
I sian ollii.-I-rs'il\e story of the iluhf.
Svmlossss have been served on llenry A Z _
Brown and Alex. '1`urnbull on cliarges of Q .
drunk and disorderly. I
IN NIIIIIH IIXIIIII
ning as an Indcpcmlcnt Libcral, oppose to the ed ucationai clauses ami the Auto
only Bills.
il. Ii. lloss of limbree, if mcntioncd a
the candidate. Ho ran some years ag
thc late Mr. Patullo.
I `____________._ I STOCK QUQTAIIONS.
,Closing Prices May lil. J
I‘ Atchison . _ . _ . . . H1 ICopper . Hifi B.R.'I.‘....... . . (lil Baltluiorc...... . IIISI W7-II I-Is; 1-'Wi N. Y. ct-.m.mI...... Htl mol Erie . -III: 40% I Illlnnls centna...... ` Louisville and Na. . . . Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri 1’aeiilc....
Pennitylvaiiiil. . . . . . . . .
Reading .... Sugar... . . . . . ... ..1. Southern Ijaoiiicn.. St.Paul........ Union Paclllo........ U.S. Steel . . . . ‘U1 S Steel Pi-e'f‘d.. Dominion Steel Dominion Steel 1’rI‘d Dom. Steel Bonds. . .
IDominlon Coal ' Twin City . . . . . . . . ... Colorado Fuel . Wi
70.1, wi 025
Img. Iso; I-at 1-Ill .... ns 1173 _ . _ .
‘ aol
rug 025 1322 al; 172? 121i 205
07;* 1355 925 lflli 0:45 17-IQ 12115 275 till ill
tail
...,.
ill -iii
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I Minard‘| Linimenl Cures Lungli CIC-
f}`-T41;
_ I
\
Insurance in force $137,000,000. » _ FI1nds'invested-.in Canada $I7,__o_oo,oo_o-. _ _ Policies written and' losses paul in Canada
without reference _to Home O@,ce _,_ I.1_fe_ .I_u§ura.nce effected on all 5 _proye`d .fleas for protection and
§curity to policy-holders.
\ For rates an pa_rticu'_rs_§qg_'pu1t»j _ nYNiDMAN&-eer.fIt°“.?§€.“t%,
, ’ ~ iCHARli.0'lTjrEit‘OWN,P.E.I:“"'~ ‘
r~s»'»n.1HIons.I°a I, eases. .
H.'D.-M 1:ANNI¢nI@»d|-I\I`.‘-~'-I" - - 'r.-nwo ' " ’ --simon,
. ._
,_ ,'_ '. --‘I -I -
I f *r -Inlan-
.¢~ . ¢ In
.sunk bra mine Sept I 190|, \vlIi|e taking
__ .thc ppatectcd cruiser f1'|lslIika, sunk by “ver Hwy me “|g_htcd_ - Them me 'six m_o_
IIIII-lflcd ashore oil' the coast uf I-he 1’l'o-lsmyurdlu, _ ' _‘ _
iSIate Department has received a des
lziilcd and not capturell as previously rc
51'. l’I~;'I'|:|IsIIIIIm, .lunc. l,»--((SpeciaI.)--
II
`- Woonsrblvk, ONT., June 1.---(Speciat---_ lt is understood that a third candidate fleet lms ucascd to exist. 'i`ol:o`s victory is will enter thc tlcld in .\'oI-th Oxford run- 0111’ Of (llc HIOHI- Wlllillele I" U10 IIIHIOFY Of
"_ The Czar has not yet dared
as the Prohibition candidate opposlnll _
““° 1- , Summerlike weather prevailed yester-
€ta.a»`Zl;'d.__ Life
ASSURANCE COMPANY I
oi- Edinburgh, _-scotland, emnill.-.lied Isis
- r/"> `» I ‘ L _ 1 ' ' * .rf V ~ "‘ *}l»lju\i' detilgifoule
battle in the Straits of evident that the' n vrl power
days of running!! ting. Every RoJustvensky'8 fou teen armored
B/t'r'r Ifsnlrs _ _
Navarin tp\qpl).‘ Sissoi Vetf§y__(s‘k). Nicholas I, (ollp'd). Orel (cap§_q_|~nrl). nr:IfI-:Nut s_mPs. Oushakofl (sunk). Seniavln (capidl.
Kuiaz Suvaroif (sun .
Borodino (sunk).
~ Alexander Ill. (s'k).
Osllabia (sunk).
ciwlsl-:lla AND no sr
Dimitri Donskol (s'k| Nakhlmoii' (sunk). *'-
Monomach (sunk) I Apraxine(cop`d).
It must be relnenillfrerl that all the llkht `
cruisers, torpedo holis, destroyers, store- ‘
I. ships and coillers that accompanied Roj-
estvensky`s iIe'et Irene merely intended to provide the necessary scouting and,rcllt- ting services fm those fourteen _flgl\t.in|.¢ ships. The protected cruisers undtorpedo §
. vessels witlmut their. armored elmsorts ` are like sheep withopt a shepherd. `~ They will he picked \Iphy_'tl|e .lapanese when-
d ,.
|\ i-cctcli crllisersj-in IIojcstvensk_y"s fleet.
Two of tlienn,-*ara kpown to live---iicen
y sunk and one captured; one Is_|i'f.-Vitali-
vestok. There renlains in eastof)-fwaters
“ under iiussia's flag at the most, lnplddlnu
the Rossia. and Grmnoboi, but |‘lyo`eruis» _ ers, aIId three only of that izrqyirileel-
U which sailed into tho; Straits of last
tlielieaa; as yet be only
This is, indeed, all w at
The loss oi. life' an
_ roughly esttlllatied. Not less than tive
thousand men and ot more tllaneighl
0 thousand went dov¢}I in the vessels rc~
k. The Japan-
S csc loss of life was in-obnbly inoonsidcr- _ .fl|’I¢‘- The greatest results scent toha\e
been obtained by torpedo beats and des- troyers, the crews of -which range from 30
- .to KU men. If fifteen or even twenty of ¢ these little vessels were snI\k by the km.. g sians the loss of life was not likely to be
more than two or three hundred men, ccnuse the Japanese were lighting on' their own ,shores, where everything would be done to save the llvcs ol' those in the destroyers and torpedo
_ boats hit by the enemy.
Admiral ’i`ogo`s otilciai report shows that
l{ojcst\'epsI<y, his Iiag oillccrs headquart- crs stall' escaped from thc sinking dag- ship on Saturday afternoon and were latex' I-aptured by a Japanese destroyer on board a Russian vessel of the sahne class. Rn_iestrcIIsky and another Admiral, pre- sumably Voelkcrsam, were severely wounded. This disposes of the story that the Russian Admiral had reached Vladi- vostok. ` -"*'
In vessels, men ami leaders
(S
,.
thc Baltic
‘I 0(_'(!llll \\'l\l'fi\l'l*-
to tell his
lN!0bIc Lim. whole truth. What will happiz-n when they learn it?
S
0
_ é
’l‘oaoI\"ro, June :J -(Special)-Easterly
and southerly winrls and becolninlg show- ery. ` -
'rlln 'I'I-:_\II'I-:III\'rIInr;.
day.
DIED.
` At South llustico on May lilth,
Evcly'n_a;re|l 2 years aI\d 7 mos., daughter `of Walter und Maggie Buntaln,
AtNine1l/_lilo Crt-ck, an Tuesday May
30, M-rs. Bryne, rclict of the late l-Ienry Bryne of that place. Deceased was in thc Hilth _year of her ago. »
._' MARRIED .
In B...-.am Iuay con. by Rev. Mc-
l{lnnon, Duncan M. Ferguso "1 .Wnada
ami,
nd Madeline \VarIIcr, London, Kiki* ,
In Boston on May llth, by D. McKinnon, W. Ii. (I. Clark# Harriet- A. Cameron, both of 1’ E. I,
In Boston, April 155th, by My A. D. M9-
Kinnon, Fred li. Parkeranll Sasanjieid, both of Boston. 3 j In Benoit, api-II Ia., h§`”1rev.~ A. Io
McKinnon, John lierrissoy, Boston and Islabel S. Gordon, l’. E. I.
In Boi-iton, April ilrd, by Rev, A. D. lilc-
Kinnon, Wm. J. 1'aul, *Ireland and Emily Allen, N. S. » _ I
Klnnon, Joseph W. i.’inklinrn, Lynn ami Ellen M. Eaton, North Rioadlng. `
l_a Boston, March 27th,, by Rev A. D. McKinnon, Ford D. _’l`ho\npson, Brookline an\l_An_nle M. Kelleweay, St. John, N. B.
At Somerville, Mass, on May 24th, by
_ the Rev. A. K. 'MacLennan,_Rcv. .James » McDougall, Bangor, P. E. I. and Margaret ,f Oompton, SomeI'\'lIlc,Ma_s_a.,forInerly of 1*.
E Island. . n
Now landing per schooner
_‘ilkotl:say” from New York, Gallons Hard Coal in eg
IIiaIIl Illia!
ui,
Lottie I
I'€
In Boston, April 2nd, llyi I\'ov. A. D. Mc- _
9 ` ‘i ul , ’~. . , _ \ and clxestnutt sxzen. I
, IU-l
FRIDA’Y,__]_UNE 2, 1905. - ~.
.. are ST. JOHNIUVER IIII III:IIII Inn
_ Armed. _force Is. Guarding the looms on_.,\,,,,,,,,,,,, y.,_ch_,_,___w,,_,., ,,,_,|y llfllil Sides ioflhz River -The Contractor Une _liaise It>_r.th-Mlit.
Appas for salsa; Protection ba . ‘f -"°ig“»i -'F‘°'°°"2S “""
Storms.
.. Refused. ___
the Upper St, John river are quiet for the present, pcnriing the action to be taken
_ Au armed force consisting of the em- ployees of the Vanburen Lumber Co. is guarding the booms on both sides of the river.
Levi Pond, the contractor for driving
the logs lnus sought for protection from the government alleging that his life is in danger ii' he attempts to carry on his
TRIBAL FIGHT IN INDIA.
PIcsua\\'.\Ic, British India, May 2l).-
A.
- HAS BEEN PROMOTED.
MoN'I'nIiAI., .\iny Iii).-li. ll. Pope, for
many years cattle in.~Ipcct<»r at this port, has been appointed right, of way agent. for the Grand Trunk l’aciilc with head- quarters at Fort `WIIliam.
lianl-:as Conrus Casl-:_-Yesterday mor-
lng the prisoner, James Mc.\`clll, in Queen'I~I County Jail, for whose release application was made a few days ago by J. J. Johnston was by order of Mr. Justice Fitzgerald released from prison. The prisoner, who belongs to Park Corner. had been sent up to the Supreme Court for trlal by Richard licady and William Campbell, J, P.`s for Q\men’s County. 'Ihe
for the arrest of a person already indicted
' . g . -
close that any lndietable offence had been committed by the prisoner who was there- fore discharged.
THE sad news was received yesterday
by Dr. Conroy of the death of Mrs. George
month. The death is made doubly sad ny the demise of her little dauglitcr in his city a little over a yeai ago The de
t . I ‘ ' . - ceased was the youngest daughter of the I . ` ' ' - '
ate lohn Benton I\e\\I>e1y, Esquire, and
' In sister of Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Conroy.‘
L - \ I `
Irs. Fraser and Madame Newbery lm Halifax) and of F. T. Newbery, Walter ewbery, William Newbery and Arthui
Sr. Jann, .Tune l-(Special)-lliatters on I work.
He desires a force of Inilil ia but this re-
quest will aot- be complied with.
by the New Brunswick iioverninent. The Government will apply for an ln-
junction compelling the Vanbulen Co. to remove the booms which obstruct the
river.
Matters are still in a critical I-tate. The
crisis has evidently passed and there will probably not he any blood shed.
The Government meets on Friday to
consider the nIat'ter.
IN CIRCULATION.
Tolmsro, May 30.-A counterfeit ten
dollaibillo tl Ot ' B k' l'
The rebel brother of the Nawabof l)ir has I H le H “nu lm is "mm
circulated in the city and particularly on
esczlpcll from l‘eshawar and has raised an the “roodbine “Mk The MHS hav? u army beyond the frontier. A Ilrltish A '
_ ull -cas It ,arance anl '-, l ‘
column at Novvsharra, Slade, has Iiccn in y pw _ ` "re “ry "nd
todctcct. liali‘ a dozen had t.o be sub-
ordered to Imipnre mr e"e"i'“"ln'i°“' mitted to thc .»\meri1.-an liank Note colli-
pany before it could be dctcrlnincd in what particular it llilferell from thc genuine.
/
IMMIGRANTS DETAINED.
Qui-:In-:Iv,Mny Bl.-Forty forehm immig-
rants who arrived III port yesterday by theC. P. ll. steamer Lake Michlga and landed at the breakwater were detained ami sent to the iulmigrant hospital suf- fering from trachoma. 'l‘he hospital is so crowded will: ilnullicrllllts undergoing trcn.t-Inent for trachoma that beds have been placed on the grounds to acconnnod- ate thc overflow.
_*_
YOUNG STUDENT SUICIDES.
Mo.~z'I'Iu-mr., May 2t)-Philippe Cluzel, .1
young man who recently arrived In this
commitment was in.the form prescribed 00\1l'll»l”Y fmlll Fl`|\¥\U€ 0-Ml WHS Sbllllylllit
architecture, shotand killed hiluseifln
for a crime. The Magistrates were cited “'0'Slll\0\1I\f P1111! WIS IIIDPHIHLC- H9 WIIH tefme the Iud e I.utwereuna1»IstofIi~. evidently in ll desiwaflent frame of
mind.
McMASIER’S_Q~_IANCELLOR.
To|zoN'ro,May 30-The Senate of i\IcMas-
Conroy, Cleveland, Ohio. sismr of Mrs. tcr l'IIiversity meets on FI'l<lnyxiiglIl.
_ (I)r.) Conroy, after an illness of only about Tin- lioard of Governors will meet right
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I
afterward to select a sliccessor t-o Chan- cellor \VaIlacc. it ls said that Prof. A. C. Mvlilly. of McMaster, is the man decided
Oil. .
MT. VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION.
Nar|.I<I l\i\§ '10 -'l‘he eruption f
b '_ _ . _ _ _ -.v . 1 -.. ~ o
New an About eight years “go di" ’VIouut\esuvius continue the volcano
-.I I-I ‘ "“'
32;” Ifiiih _“lar _h_“8"i,m tf_)ll(':evei"i:d sIIo_wIng four new openings through
O, Vl \Pll(‘9 IGI \L‘ll.\lllll(l “I l\I0l\l'(’ lf! _
,, |\\h|ch lava llnws, while tlicimlnedmte
wrought. for interment here. lo thu be- .
snrroundin countr is c.o\'ercd with
_ lr .V
“pared cméa Elm sympathy of um", m""d" ‘_ ashes. The funicular railroad has been
I ou
ga I compelled to cease running.
li'AI._uoi"I'n, June A l.~--(Speicidfrflliis
;.\mcrlca|\ schooner yacht Fleur de Lips . which iinlsllrd seventh in the ocean race, this :afternoon was thc only one which took a nortlieriy coarse on the way acmss.
She I-Iicountcrl.-Il iccbergs, fogs and furi-
ous gales for three days. . .
The helim-Iman nas lashed to the wheel
and for sixty hours_ high seas _ s\\'ept over the little vessel.
One scalnan was badly injured ami one
day the _yacht was driven back W hiilef-I.
THE MINUTES
OF PRESBYTERY
A meeting oi Prcsliyt-cry was hcld in StJumes liall :ye.~LI-rday. The Couit was constituted by the moderator A J McNeill with wI\oIII were present Messrs F. C. Simpson, M. N. McLeod, J. \V. McKenzie, E. Mcllonald, A. Mc- Lean Sinclair, W. ll. Spencer, A. Cruise B. McLean, W. H. Mclniosh, ii. G. Sinclair, W.li-. Sedgewiek, Geo Millar, T. F. l"ulIerton, J. \\'. McLean, 1-1. hnlltll, A. D. Archibald and D. Mci\`cllI,I\'li|\isl-ell and Messrs T. C. James, \\'. T. lluggtgan, I J-.J. Mchcorl and (-2co.§Mat.hcson,Fildt-rs.
The Presbytcry took up petition from
Govebead asking for sepia-ation from Marshfield. The following coniuiissimiers I). li. Auld, .lanu-,s,(.i. Mcifaliuln, ticorge Matbesonand John Mclllillan I-poke III support of the petition and MeI=srs l"reIi Turner, Donald Mc- Laughlin and John Stewart represented Marshtlcld. _ MW., My-I|,“_ Qouiuiissioixel-s I’rcsby- tery decided to grant the prayer of the petition to take effect on and after the first day of July next. .
The- ealt from the congregation of Whycocomagh in the Preshytery of Inverness to J. \\'. McLean, Stratirnlbyn. Commissioners represented W»h'ycoco- magh and Strnthalbyn having been heard the call was placed in' Mr. lift-i.ca_n's lianthl and accepted by hlln. Presllytcry granted the translation and Ilccidcd to dissolve the pastoral tic, the saute to take effect un and alter the 'J.'»lh day of June. Mr. T. 1". l"ul|crt-on was appointed interim moderator of Strath- aibyn session and also to prcacli the I pulpit vacant.
Messrs. Fullerton, Scdgewick andJnIue.|
were appointed to convey the greetings of the Presbytcry to the Methodi.~II.mou- ference which meets inCharlottctown in June.
The Clerk reported that Mr. l’. K. Mc Rae of Haddock Forks, tl. B., had Ilcclincli the cull to Murray liar-bor North.
l‘resbytery adjourned to Iucct on the
llith day of July next at ll dclock, a.m.
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