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HARLQTTEIOWN. PRINCE _EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY IUNE

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AMY PRESTON

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Wiihids Btjieves' Preston Connected with fhg A Leopold Labor Bureau and Produces Privm

Letters to Prove

Taken io Hearsay Evidence.

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0r1~awA',' Jana 8-(Special)-The Agri. He-pm, d , t 1

cumin oommmn this mornlnlheard I . 00° Dr va e cttere from Ennis

evidence by A. F. Jury.

lie stated hlibelisf that1ifr.Preston was being allowed to give his opim; T;

conneotdd with tho Leopold Labor Bug-qu which was in the business of

skilled labor totlanada.

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This- Objection -is

and others to prove this. Mr. Carvell objected eq we "_

hearsay statements.

would hurt him.

CITZENS MEETING

IN MARKET HALL

Resolution Passed Prctesting Against increasing Taxation and Adding to Salaries--A Good Attendance of

Eiectors..A Number of Speeches Made

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A meeting of civic electors was hold in the Market Hall last night His Worshl

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MBYUI' P59911 i|¥¢!|\‘llDK! , I grants. and futher resolved.

The meeting was called for the purpose:

of protesting against the recent increase

|n civic taxation, gud was addrgsnfi byitcincrease the salaries of oiiicials or

Martin West, John P. Tsnton, R. B. Norton, Councillor Hooper, S. W. Crabbe.

ll. J. Gundau,Gonncil1or Mcncnaid, F. B.I, Ntrelwhment in every. denartmentor the

mans, n. mckrnnk, nr. Maxam, E. D. Stes-as. The majority' of the speakers were in earnest-rega'rding the object for which the meeting was called and the large number cf electors present were in accord with them. I

. - #sources of the place. Some of the

Mr' C"bw7 '*wmdlenw aDP¢-'arcd to think Mr. McRae

position ~ ol-"~~th6~ e r Coinmisaionen with regard to the sinking fund which it is necessary to raise money for, and he received a favorable hearing.

A resolution tc the following enact was

moved by R. B. Norton. seconded by John Drake: » ` Resolved that i.his meeting dlsapproves

of the action of the City Council in increasing civic salaries and in making large grunts for other than civic.

, Purposes. and in imposing additional taxation for the purpose of paying such

’1`hat this meeting deprecates the attempt on the part of the City Council

`votc for unnecessary grants and urges on the Council the necessity of strict

City service in pursuance with ' pre-election promises,

This resolution was put to a standing

vote and carried almost unanimously.

F. B. McRae tried to impress upon the

audience the necessity of bouncing new industries, and otherwise developing the

was against the sentiment of the meeting, D and hegwaa subjected to much inter- ruption. '

A very sensible speech was made by

E. D. Sterns who was attentively listened to. I-Ie suggested that a commission he appointed to look into the finances of the city, and straighten out matters so that citizens cf average intelligence could understand the accounts as printed in the City Report. `

runnin sill

ilnitiij is suit

Wrarurso, Man., June 7.-When reports were lrsi. sent out les&1'dlll8 the slave trade and immvfillltl “IW ing among the .Indians lu the Alert Bay district, the matter was regarded nshelng without foundation and false in every detail, but snbseqllwl U“'°5` tigationahave proved the existence of atraiilc in human beings even mere. horrible than was at first reported-

Wud da B¢¢k,a govemment Indian.

agent who had charge of the Alert Bay district, has sent in his resiKlIll~lil°D» ...tag thorough -investigation has been commenced. '

crncaoo- Messrs. Oaroaoo Juni--8 - (BPMIIU “ July 51! . “ Wheat....... 34* “ Pod:...... W*-35 Sept. 515 " w|mr,............ Still " sw-41

EHIIIESE HELII i UP Al JAMAIIIA

Krrrosrou, Ja., June 7.-Sixty-eight -

were not allowed to land, having been declared paupnr aliens under the law

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TRADE AND SHIPPING-

Pom or cimnuorrrrowu. `

En tered, June 8-S. 5. Btllllvlillv F|"§5e'» Montreal; Edwin l.`\'lr0l|€\'. M°D°“K“"» Picton; Lady M57. “°D'?‘,1Ff°"1 Ben”

River; Annie, Sundlsy, N0l'l.hD°f5-

Cleared, June 8-S. S. Bonavista. Fraser,

Montreal; Edwin A Grosier,McDougall,

ton Jnmes A Grey, Gallant, Point I

Rwer, Ann,” Sunaqey 351° vena, Dieulafo who said that many personh

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' Australia, in his speech at the opening cf

--' the federal parliament today announced

. the immediate submission of a bill for the

Chinese who arrived hero y85f1i|‘d6Y_0l\ and the repression of destructive board the the siaanier Beta from Halifax, mgn0p,,|ies."

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recently adopted by, the local §0V°'l`I\' government for new preferential trade ment. 'rue vessel Is being awarded- creams wiursenu. africa, New zealand

,_ and ctherpsrts of the empire were far

advanced.

f;f,°C,,;,,e.L,d, 1.21,, 1u..p°....r1|,Be11s Academy or Medicine by Professor

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sul, -DASCLOSUREES ,

Asour ‘roizoivro Ae/moles

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adequate and i'ias Frequently So Reported.

TonoN1'oJuuc 8(-Spccial) F. C. Letts He also declares the existence of a ,inspeotiomand that this should bedone

business agent of the meat Cutters and considerable trade in imuinture or slunk throughout the whole country.

Butchers Union, who has had experience calves. “[\|;pg¢f,{0|| would be by fgdeml "gym,-_ 1

for many years In the cities of the United Inspector A. W. D. cu being interview- ity because it is their province to look States and Canada. and is thereby in ed, admitted that it was impossible for after trade and-commerce. There should

touch with the details of the packing him tocyver all theabattoirsand slaughter ,be inspections in all ahbntoirs.

industry, makes the startling assention houses soas tc make sure that diseased He did not* know to what extent th

that he has personally seen dead cattle ~ meat was not handed, over to retailers. public health, had suffered. 5 and hogs wnich had died while in “I have reported frequently," he said, lie did not believe there wasu great “day and demand $2`25_ transit, on arrival in Toronto dressed “that the city has come to the point deal of disease among Canadian cattle

and dlsposse of with the rest. where nil animals should be killed under however.

NEW Ypms, June 6.-(Special)-Charges

involving felony and misdemeanors against District Attorney Jerome have been filed upon Governor Higgins by five prominent citizens, the chief of whom is Wm. N. Amory, who declares Jerome‘s ccntinuancein office is a public scandal,

a menace to good government and

requesting the Governor to dismiss him. They declared he is`¢ivlng immunity to insurance and corporation grafters in return for a hundred. and twenty-live thousand dollars contributed to his

cimpaigh fund.

All MUNIIPIIIIES ,

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Mstaounus, Australia. June 7.-Lord urthoote, the governor general f

‘preservation of the Australian industries

The governor general also stated that he negotiations of the Australipn

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ir lrliiliciils

Pains, .lnnc 7.-A sensational state- nent was niudc Saturday before the

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r |-a ian ' 3* operated upon for appcndicitis.

WAY ARE DOING IS "and diarrhoea. the e,1ections` features.

A 'fvhich resembles that caused by

‘plgr-,nli)l‘;l\ll:'foy pointed out thatit was CAKES IS ,yery rare for ay person to suffer from

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shnsppsu gp

. _‘ iw..-.-_. an the menace. _,

FISH Cummins uuusn.

` Lunenburg and _Ll H"¢» N- 3' I

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merely snilbrlng from, mucogmsmbran- ons orsabolous typiilooolitia are wrongly

Muco membranoous typhioeoiitis is

cbaraetsriudjby periods of ceuapilation

herein pain in the right iliac foals,

appendioitls and tyhlocoiitla at the same' 'r.lne.»ndln any, we »noend|°lt-lil is neitheraconsequsnod n_cr a result of r,yphioc'oiiti`s. He expressed the opinion that the number of errors of diagnosis

d unnecessary operations periormsdl

1 $8ClAVENET1‘BS AT 04.75 Secured roo from an overstocired mhnuiacturer at nearly half price.

Go on sale today- See adv.-~ Prowse Bros., Lid. 7d31-

while rowing across the river.

Hs leaves a wife and seven children.

IIIISSIAII EIANI

AEIIAIII IIE SEA

Lonnos, June 7.-Machnow, the Russian giant, who is nin‘é fdét, three inches' tall, had been engaged for exhibition purposes in New York, after long showing hero. but had baiked ni the last moment, owing to his iluconquerahlc aversion tc the sea. He had taken n train to Dover to embark on the steamer Pretoria. but on arriving there he refused to leave the car. His wife added her tearfui entreaties to the persussions of his agent, but the giant was immovable. Finally twenty of the Pretoria's men weresent ashore to remove Mnchnow from the car. He resisted, and put up a long and tough struggle. Ulti- mately he wasdragged out and shouldered by the seamen, who carried him to the gangway amid the cheers of the crowd. He is now en route to his destination. `

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Mllllllllll PAIIK ,

Moncrorr, Juno 7-Moncton is to have

a park from which tourists may view rhe Petitcodiac River bore. An agitation for a bore pork was commenced over a year ago, but some hitch occurred in the movement and the matter was dropped until the present. At the last meeting of the city council, n. resolution was passed authorizing the purchase of property for a park, the city to pay seven thousand dollars and a number of citizens the balance, amounting in ali to nearly eleven thousands.

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ALBANY, N. Y., June 7-Removal of

Wm. 'l'raveraJeronie from the odice of District attorney of New York county ia demanded of Governor Higgins on_n domplaint which has been filed at the

exmtive chamber hy William M. Amory of __w York City. A

While nothing deduite can be

learned here as to the naturi ofthe charges made by Mr. Am‘or`y`, it Is assured that the nonipiaiat isytbat which was threatened by hilly' h lglliiatlye committee last wintotx; and rsbscpsupmrens crimes he then; made agaiiist Mr. Jerome of negligence in failing to prosecute persons impiicat-, ed by Mr. Amory in his allegations against* certain illetropolitan traction llllkfeltl.

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CHAIIIIES MAIIE "WIEE Allll SEVEN SEIIEIIE SIIIHM I

Al§A|llSl.|EllllME EHILIIHEN Lili Wlllll Alll] IIAIII

' " - Fmsnsnrcroxv, J 8-(S ii)-D - ~ ' Bv Prominent Citizens of MuB"mrd’_prosizintremzgtoltgfs Piavs Great Havoc in Chat-

New YOFI( IIIVOIVU Felonv city, wasdrowned tcdayat Plaster Rock' ham ont, But |10 Lives and Misdemeanors. Are Lost

Cunrnmr, Oni., June 8~(Specinl)-

a terrific wind and rain storm which

'swept over this city this afternoon.

Houses and buildings all over the city

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played.

So far nobody in reported ns seriously

injured.

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Lolvnon, June 7-An expedition is

going out from England to seek diamonds on a mysterious Leland of the African coast. The Island is ma_rked on the Admiralty chart, but so far as is known only one man has ever brought any jewels therefrom.

That man was Capt. Jones, a Welsh master marlner, who died at Cape Town in 1577, and who just béfore his death showed some didmonds to William Grii!ivh,a diamond expert. Capt. Jones 'said the diamonds came from a wonderful Island oil' the coast af Africa, where they were to he found in profusion. Mr Griffith was able to assure himself that the stones cams from no known diamond mines. He valued them at $75,000,

Jones gave Griffith a map showing the

position of the island. Griffith made no use ci’ this information for nine years, but ncwa syndicate has been formed, with a capital of $125,000 to exploit the new treasure island.

The directors, among whom is %apt.

Frederick G. Jackson, the Arctic expl rcr, propose to float a great corporation to develop the mines.

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Liss. '

The poet's exclamation: “O Lifci I

feel thee bounding in my veins," is a joy- ous one. Persona that can rarely cr never makelt-, in honesty to themselves, are among the most unfortunate. They' do not live. but exist; for to live implies more thantobe. To live is to be well and

strong-to arise feeling equal to the I

ordinary duties of the day, and to retire not overcome by them-to feel life bounding in the veins. A medicine that has made thousands of people, men and women, well and strong, has accompolish- eds great work. bestowlng the richest blessings, and that medicine is Hcod's

_ ill , - ~ » debilitated, from any cause, should not falltotakeit. It builds up the whole system, ohangesexistencointo life, and makes life more abounding. We are glad tosay these words in its favor to the readers of our columns.i

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every day,and still we can hardly keep pace with the sales. Moore

,McLeod. gdri.

Barra' rills The weak, run down. crjl

New shirt waists coming iii alinost

Operators Refuse

Sr. .louN, June 8-(Special)-Because

30 lumber pilQrs want more pay, a houssud mcn are on strike in fuursaw mills here and _the prospects are ,that by q Monday live hundred more will be out

land evsry mill on the lower St. John Riverciosed. I

The pliers are now getting two dollars

They presented their demand u few

weeks ago and were refused. This afternoon they revived their

Lu/lm-3r,,M,|LLs i , A IN sum .ions

M_°<l¢ by. _lfxptlfitincedn Agent -in Meat Trade- [he'_has ifersoinailyl i'iave Now to Grappie

Seen Bodies of Cattle and Hogs which Died, Dres_se_d and Disposed of as Food --inspector Admits that ,Present Inspection is in-

with a Big Sirike,,Be-

A cause Lumber .-Pliers Want More Pay Which

to Grant-- Green-

houses Destroyed by Fire.

demands, backed by an ultimatum fro the different unions, and when refuse a second time all went out in a body.

The mills now effected are those Of Murray and Gregory, Stetson and Cutler Miller Bros. and John E, Moorr.

Three more mills are expected to join

the strike on Monday.

A fire tonight destroyed the green

houses of W. K. Pederson, florist.

The Blazol started from a boiler

Loss $ 3.000: .V _

is the leader, winning the Holmes Gold Medal for the highest. aggregate in all sub-

Thousands ofdollars damage was done hy» jects. A maritime province man is als0

second, R. McL. Shnvv winningthe Wood _medal for the best average in all clinical branches., v . --

”PRlNCE_EDWARD ISLAND I MEDICAL STUDENT

Leads at Mc Gill ..RS McArthur at Head ol Graduates and Gets Gold Medal =.Other island Students well up

MONTREAL, June 7-In the. medical, Other Island students who have

graduating class at McGill,R.S. McArthur succeeded in winning their M. D. degrees

are J. W. Auld, Covehead; A. I)esB. Oallbeck, Tryon; D. K. Fraser, Montague

Bridge;C. S. Williams, Tyne Valley.

Almost all the students from Prince

Edward Island are well up in the list.

SEVERAL PIIIISIEIAIEII

.Gurcaao,.l’une 7-Yesterday was the warmest day cf the year thus far in Chicago, the temperature rising to 91 degrees at three o'clock in the afternoon

' ited St te uther bureau

The heat caused the death of six persons and the prostration of several.

The normal temperature for this time

of the year is 60 degrees.

Kansas Crrr, Mo., .tune 7-Two deaths

from heat occurred hero yesterday. The highest temperature recorded here was 80 degrees.

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HHIIIIES _AIIHULAHS

I.oNnon,June7-An article in the

current number of the “Varsity” is full of eulogy furthe Rhodes scholars, but Intimates that its praise must be taken as especially in connection with colonials, for the Americans cannot receive‘such lnudat|on,ns they started an “American Club," an action “il1 advised and cliqulsh, and which is strongly opposed i»y the majority oi othc-r Rhodesians.

WINIEEI ESEHVIEE

I UP III IIIIIISE

O'l"rAwA; .Tune 0-The house discussed

tonight and made fair progress. Several questions were -put‘ about the Prince Edward Isiid service and the tunnel scheme. Ona vote of $375,000 for ice breakers including the Arctic, the three Conservative members maintained that i-he present winter service was not satisfactory. Messrs, Hughes, lylncllonsld (Picton) and Sinclair (Guysboro) said that it wls very much better than anything in the past.

Mr. Hughes thought the steamcrs

should run to Blue Lake or Cape George, where the water was deep instead of to Plntou, which had sbar across the harbor month on which the ice grounded so that a breaker could not penetrate it. The vote was passed, as was also a vote for 3tll0,(lXl for lighthouses.

The sensation of the day. The splendid

values at Trninor's big whltewear salc_

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H.\Lrl-"Ax, June 8-The City Council had

n record session last night. The Counci met at eight o'ciock and adjourned at one , o’c1ock this morning. One of the Inst

M the Ln a B we ' [matters decided upon was to celebrate the

list of June as the Natal day of Halifax. A letter read from a. number of merchants protested against it, and there was also a letter from A. T. Weldon, Secretary the Board of Trade, detailing what had been done at the meeting which proposed that a day in August be chosen as the day ofthe celebration. The discussion grew quite livelv at times. Aid Halliday moved the adopcion of the report that it be celebrated on the second of August, and Aid Johnson seconded it. Aid Haw- kins and Kelly strongly opposed the motion. They wanted the 21st of June celebrated.

M|nsrd's Linlmeni Cures Burnsfsic.

CondensedAdveriisemenis

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"lANTED-A man to take charge of n

yacht. (I. J. ff. liox 1232. tl!! Ill

FOR SAl.l°I-Outs, hny, lbrnn, cracked

feed, straw. etc. lrices rigiht at P.

E. lslnnd,l-lay 8: Produce Co, cKinlay

Bros. warehouse; Great George S'relet.

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\blAN'l"ED-Two good brush hands.

liighest wages pniri. Also a boy

to it-nrn thepnlnting. Apply nt once to P. ll. Trainer & Son, Kent Si. opposite Revere Hotel. ikl ti.

T0 LEL.-A house on Svdney St.,

ccntainlngs rooms. with large hails,

pnntries, roomy kitchen, back stairs,

the m,“.|m, “nd Hgh”-ies emimaws-|»aLh,scwcmge, electric iight etc., Also

stable, coach house and good yard. Rent

moderate. Applyw M. Trainor lt] (go.

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REMEMBER.-That evrrybody roads

a mnming paper as the news is then

fresh and upto-date, and that nb some time during th day

everybody is likely to buy tba goods arlvertiscri while their mind sstil oright and active.

PTOR HEAI.'l’l~l, RECRi~lATION pidtur , _ esque beauty, Prince ldfiwnnf Islan is an unrivalled summer resort. liluntra ted information as to mode and time so

travel, hotel rates, etc., srépiplied free.- Tourist Association, arlottetowu. Prince iid wnnl island, Canada,

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IMPLEMENT AGENTS-Tum are some

opeuinne for good men in this Pro-

vince tcse the Ayimer Farmers' Wagon and Stock Scale, Already than is a good

damage: for thsrm-itrhere Abut] v;-e wwsnr, agen n every s c p y or rms, rw., to Gordon L. (_%mhodl1,c'arc Queen

lfotel, Charlottetown, Maritime Mgr.

on 1|. WU

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tigsueils in' Twcfi ~-~f--Be Sure You Get The Whole Paper

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