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Onrtss/i, June ‘29 l(S}#ci{nl) -The m_uti~

riecrs still hold the -vbattlcslrip Krrlaz

Poltcxrupkin and tlestroyer, flylngthe red -ling. ' '

Another ilrois destroying the shipping.

ln; tht; and the buildings along shore. " _

lu the sircels the continuous rattle of

small arms is heard. The military are shoot-ing into the

crowds which are panic-stricken and rushing hit-her and thither for shelter. The number of victims is large.

The rnutineers have landed with

machine guns and' are behind lrarricadcs fighting with the strikers against the n.i|,i‘tih.` V _ _

The crews of other vessels arriving to-

day' have mutinicdhland joined the battle- ship, which is the most formidable ship in the Black Seafbelng of the largest size, the newest and swlftest Russian

‘ ivarship in these waters. ', '

their governnrents for protection.

damage will he done. '

Admiral Kruger's squadron is expected

ly looked for.

rnutinccrs to surreniler and if they mfuse to sink the shipsfihcy hold.

The Emperor has drelvtxrd Odessa and

the dint-rlct in a sthtc of war ami the corn

mander of the troiips in this district has 'een invested with the rights of military authority for the purpose -of securing

order. i I , x ` Reports from St. -Petersburg indicate

that thc ,Govéruniont is panic-stricken over aiiairs here and fearsthat the mutiny will spread to other ships of the fleet and

Tire foreign consuls have applied to

'l‘hc volunteer fleet cruiser Saratoiihns

been burned and it is i’eared much greater

from.Sevastopool to-night and is anxious-

His orslers are to summon the.

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TEA(;r|,ER5vvW_v I fliii iilliili Ui THE liillliilllliii A i ANNUAL _ r iiiililiilliiltwl

The 6th; Annual Convention of the

Eastern Teachers' Association met at_1l 0‘elpe_k ycnterday. About 45"\verir"enrollcd. ,AttQr.enrol|ment the President P.,M. Grant gave an excellent address. He 'out- llnod the advance _made in ciluealiional matters during late years and spoke,

‘ Bye Laws.-T. Wrigh6,J.' S. McDonald P. M. Grant.

Finance-T. I.. Lavers, Miss Fraser,

LarrrlrertChevcrie. ~ __ V

The great a__udit.o`ri\im over the Market l»Io\r'se'iille`dv5lt'l\"tliu school ehildren~’of Charlottetown on Thursday' morning

.Cn-dentials.-_J. S. Mohdniid, Katie _mmig u 'beautiful Drews.. worthy of Mv0nvy.M1»yD\1mnl|y- remembrance. _

The session ndjournerl to ineet at 1.30 p.

Beginning with the wee ones who' were

Wnrml of the Consolidated school system. ‘ rn. L in tha fron; Bangs' ,md figmkmi on niche,-

T o afternoon session of the Eastern side with the older- and stu;-dier boys T0\\0h_8l'$'-Assoeii\tioi_\ 0iJ0ll\¥i.ai-1.1!) p. rn. -and girls the great room glowed with the

The question box was \vell iillcdv with A very able paper entitled Defects of the bcautjfnud intelligence _of the coming

questions by the teachers. These were School Act and Iiuw to Remedy Them vmcn and women, who in only it few years hold overtobe answered at another ses- was read by J. F. Macdqi)`aid.~ He do-' more #ju in torn sir; upon* the some

Dl0l`0fi U19 DIf0visions of Section 13 of the `platforr|`i" and review -the scenes that

The fonowmg committees were appoint- School Act saying it gives the teachorll they are posing through now;

M method of ‘obtaining any shortage ln his "'0nefea‘t`1ure of this interesting assembly

Nominating ohm.;-G. J. Mecormnc, T. salary which he does nozgiaxe. to. adopt- urine attic folks, which hem ourhdmim- Wright, W. Vernon Crockett, Miss A'l“|Al5° SUUUMI' h0lif|,i_\.VB `_¢ii1|fi 116 mB€i6 tion, and; howed that th; masters and

comnillsoryand parents should be present teachers his been chwful of their duties at the time of the Inspector-'I visit. This _was the rihsolute cheerful obedience to pilpcr WR5 ttbly dlhilulshd by J. Lfxwl- the w0rd"0f~‘c0mmn.|1d. -

A,vote'oi' thanks to Mr. Grant was moved and passed;

s`lon.Appointnrcnt of committees followed.

ed:- . ‘

Undnrhay, Mollie 1tiei.eod. _ .. ' Introduction Com.-G. J. MGCOPIIHIC..

ma.. M`..i'h.iiy, ii/use wiim, Mr. Monaghan, T. L. Levers-

nedy, T. Wright, W. V. Uoliin, G. J. Mu0~ Filing otit without disorder, it was

. Cormac and others. _ quite astonishing how quickly this body

The usual vote of thanks was tendered. of 1100 Y°\|'°_§, People passed in milii.m'y` Till! Delirii-elll WMI lm BXCUIIBHU P5901' order through the several door-wa s

awasximwsar thol' rth Rog'llIl°l\i'~

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AUOUIGF Duper contributed by an abS0l\ii the three graces that-'rnlcil ln- this throng

lensnntb the school house being kept

teacher T. J. Lynch now of Ottawa was of happy Charlottctowii children, and we read by Inspector Mviloriniw. It showed were filled with ns rhueh pride in watch- how school life might be mode more ing themlaeif they were our own.

It was indeed ins iring to hem these

P y ' in a neat condition and by the planting children at thoelosc gf their school year-'s

of trees and ilowers in the ` g_r0\ll1fiS- Iii exercises, givigrf forth with their clear was moved that the thanks of the meet- fnesh young v _ces ‘fGod Save the King!" ing be conve cd to Mrf nch. with a.‘ fervor arid a s eetness thataroused

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A numbcrol questions were answered the visitors to`a`*feéllng of patriotic en-

afterwhieh the meeting ailjoumcd to thuslnsm. ; 'meetln St. Patrielt's Haliat8 0'cl0o_k_._4"y ;_ We who hov_6Qpassed the menldlnn of

At the evening meeting there was an hnconrellntdmsteil and centered xeeilont attendance. tl`.G. Stems pro- in t “ehildkd uf out' day, and the meth-

An lrable addre` was given' ofi3§)and work that will teach and direct r, Y' ."'C.`l. in the prlmnrypaths of education, hhd t e dllialrman. lggérdiilc isnt slowlylead to lfhe time when they

_Included sglos by_hlJ_ss Clara Macdonald, must I uma the reins of action and oi Vernon River; Miss ‘Annie Kfdhood, g'ov`er1:::'nt.' ` . `

G f, - ;,Dr-. , pq Egugis., _ __ ,_ Charlottetio_v_vn_hasa right to be proud 'Bom mm 'Mp 'W ° ` ""‘ "ofthe dnlaiahlét lr 'i ~ -it -i |

n so oo mor aoeenry today in its results upon the

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'June Zilth, 1085.

lust What Evtryone Should Do. .r.'1'. nsrhhrir 1|-wihviiie, ou, hi-

bohle of Chanrberiain's

larrhoea Remedy at

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cholera mor _ `and diarrhoea curne

on so suddeniylh _ ,there is no time to

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ing with n cargp of general mdsc.

‘ THE cargo of tile Halifax last night included a large freight for St. Pierre, to he shipped from here by the Amelia.

A. E. Caosav, Manager of the National

Bank' of Cuba, Havana, has been tem- porarily transferred to Caibnrien, Cuba, where he will relieve the manager there for some -weeks. _

THE result of the examinations in

Domestic Science, Nature Study and Manual Training at the MacDonald In- stitute, Guelph'§(0nt.)§show in the senior normal course in Domestic 'Science Miss L. L. Ros, of Ross Corner, P. E. I., stood seventh. ..

Wliooplng Cough la Jamaica

Mr. J. Itileyllicnnett, ir. chemist of

Brown’s "Iowa, Jamaca, West India Island, writes: “I cannot speak too highly

On C0H\D0Hiiii0|l ill thi! 0199585 \1YMlss and formedffiin colrrpany lines in thfa of Clnnnberlain's Cough Remedy. It has Jennie Morrow who atliorded is subdect broad Mar1i'_e`t‘f’Squa .

for a very interesting discussion. Health, activity, ind intelligence, were

proved itself to bc the best remedy for whooping cough, which is prevalent on this end of the globe. It has never failed to relieve in any ease where I have recom- mended it; and grateful mothers, after uslngit, are daily thanking-me' for ad- vising them." This remedy is for sale by all druggists.

' SUPREME COURT.

W. P. Colu-ill vs. Henry Horne. Action

oi' ejeetincnt. _

Mr. Morson, K. C. for pla_iniiil`. Chief

‘Justice glvesjuvigincrit for _thc'plaintliT for the whole of thelangi clnirneili Ramsey vs. Orasvifell-fAn application on the port nf thc deiiendant to have u _l'ud'ginent marked eatls|led,< he having paid principal and costs in >‘fiull.` It was admitted by both parties thatno _legal in~ terest could he collected on th`e`judg|ncnt. 'Tire plaintiifcialnra that he still has the right of damages for the detention of the mono). '

MeQunrrle, K. C. showed _cause against

the rule und` Mathlescn argued in sup~ port. The Court took time to consider.

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when yongo for your holidays. Clark‘s ;CannodMea_ts_,w_ill supply you with a Nvariety of tasty, wholesome dishes.

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ST. Pmarmnuari, June 20.-More serious

ln its effects than all the defeats in Man- chu)-ia, ortho destruction of Rojestvcskfs ileet, was the x_ie_ws which reached St. Petersburg curly last evening that the standard of open rchcllion was floating on board one of the en|poror`s bavleslrips in the harbor of Odessa, and that with shot- ted guns the crew, headed by four oiiiccrs, was holding the ship against aibeoruers.

The authorities are in almost in a state

of panic, and an the Arlmiralty consterna- tion reigns. Admirrtl Wirenius, chief of the general stal ol _the navy, said that the 'Admiralty had received advices regarding the mutiny, but that he was unable to give details. He confessed that the situa- tion was very grave, and he did not know what to expect.

The Black Sea Squadron which left Sevastopoi Tuesday under- command of Vice-Admiral Kruger was due to arrive at Odessa last night and a battle with the mutlneers may occur at any moment. The Kula: Potcurkine is a more powerful ship _than any in Krugsr`s fleet, and the gravity of the situation is increased by the fact that _nic city is practically in

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THEIR DEFEATS

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thighs Easement at si. aeisrshufg and ii..

Authorltiizs-_ are in ir ,_ Painic-_-The Mutining;

‘ Biittlelshipis the Most Powerful of ‘

the Squaarnn -Regions ei Muiifny

Prevalent for some Time. -

possession oi' the strikers who have ai- rcady been encouraged to open resistance by the mutiny of the sailors-'\\'lro_\vers

erecting barrieadcs and lighting the po- llice and troops in the streets.

The body of the sailor Omlltohnk, lying

exposed on the quay inyicw of tliousaulrls,

and the story of his cruel death, evidently

tired the irnaginat-ions of thc \\'orlimpn, who in Odessa ure of _a particularly inr- bulent 1.-lmrtxcter, Should the sailors of Krugcr's ships join the mutinccrs _‘the Government would have to face open revolt, which would spread like wildfire t0 other towns in the Black S¢m._.'1`he workmen of all these towns from which sailors are largely received, arc inibtred

with the Socinlistic and Revolutionary

propaganda. At Scbastopol less tliah a month ago disorders wer'c suppressed

-with rliitlculty. ,_ Y

Ever since the war started reports

about the crews. of the Black Sea Fleet have been current. Men kave been shot

and even otfieers court martialied 'vfor dis- obedience, and yesterday at/ASe_vastopol twelve sailors were condemned to three

years imprisonnrent for mutiny. ' A

The National Council opened yesterday

morning with devotional exercises led by Mrs Lord, after which the roll cali, follow- ed by an address of welcome read by Mrs. C. C. Gardiner of the Local Council. Mrs. McNaughton of the.Montrenl Local

Connell repiyd very happily in an elo- quent address. » Mrs. Thompson President, in the report emphasized the need of systematic orga- nization, and referred to what had been' accomplished in the for-mation of societies for the improvement of sanitary condl

ty. ` Iuvitatlons were read from the Golf and Lawn Tennis Clubs, offering use of their

grounds to the memxers. A special ser- -mon will be prenev ed in St. Pete-r‘s Church, Sundaylmorning by Rev. W. B. Sisum. Ou Monday there will be a drive to the Consolidated School at Ilillsbo- rough. »

At the evening meeting Premier Peters

presided very happily ami with him on the platform were the Lieutenant Gov- ernor, Dr Anderson and the oiilcers of the National Council. ’1‘he meeting was fle- votcd to a conference on Act and liandi-

Mrs Orr_of Ohio and Mrs Dignam of Toronto. Mrs Orr’s paper evinced much research and conveyed the greeting of the

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moderate winds, flnls and warmer.

ran' 'r'a`M'r-aaA'ruan.

Mlreh warm wentller prevalledycstcr-_-

day.

Minnie Linlment Rfiicvu Neuralgia.

- Miingiso. _

At the hqmeofthelrridds mother,F.ams~ el|fl'c on theilith Init by Rev. W. B.

-McKinnon. _ "

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At, Margate, P.E. I. Juno 23th, Fred

.;tf.'.‘»a-it ...‘.a_g . I

i ldidiid) lhlmioi lor sale everywac

crafts. The tivo addresses were given b_y |

Tortorvro, June 30~'-(Special)-Light. to.

"l‘hdi1rl!B`,Truoman ll. derrkins to Annie Il. I

NATIONAL COUNCIL’_S _ s

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MEETINGS YESTERDAY

American Federation ot Womens Clubs, agreat organization of which she,ls~a member of the Advisory Board. Though Mrs Orr has spent reeen_ summers on the Island at her home_ in Traeadie. this was hcr first appearance in a public way before a Charlottetown audience. Mrs. Digriam Mf"thc con- clusion oi’ her excellent address, invited those present to inspect specimens of art work which she had hr0ngh_t W.|_ii,h./hor. Those awakened the deepest interest., _A ery hearty vote of thanks was tendered

' ,V tions and general health Of the comrnuni Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Digpnm on motibn"of

Mis.. aiichic,ns1ih.x, _seconiis=si_ by _miss Hill, Toronto and warmly supported by 1". L. Iliuizaril, K. C., and Premier Peters. A number Of' rnnsii'i\l selections we_rc rendered during the evening. Tho National Conrail adjourned till lil o`clo¢:k this urorning. >

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