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° -THE l-*°'E° °f *M 3°* Cm' t ii masons .im me Arronnsv-osnsnat.. Hoo- _ _ _ _ _ _ .

I he Guardjan btfld an *C2 "am l°°l\\ 1" 01° 04° tiiffsiiaoueu me sian-itmuuriasi prim. son 'rzi.i.s wan' He KNEW ' ~‘ " " ' ' Q ' ' Fellows Hall recently and realised Rem p_ p_ A,-senlun I,-“ed ; (eq QF THE SAW-0FF8 _

‘~'-'-‘-=`-'f-'-'~`ff'~`--'fY*'-'-'-'-‘~‘-'-'-'ff"~*'ff`f"'~`-‘ff-'~'~"‘-`"`~'-""1'-"'"-‘>`-‘-"`ff""`"""""""""""""""""""""'"' U19 5558 “lm 0| “T E!‘G°V9m0f brief, thgugh very appropriate re-

- _ _ Rogers occupied the chair and s short_m,,.k, glam; 'tw 10|-4, 0( wngr-at- WINNIPEG, July 2.-Hon. A. B-' '

_one CENT- P” vom mb 'mer' P"°5"“”me W” “fded "‘"' which uiation and encouragement to the pu~HudsoI1. ll\0l'l\°y~¢¢l\€l'l1 WI-S 01° »

tio" f°r “d“'"m“‘ 1° this column' Wi" 9“i°?'°d bi U" Pl'9°°“L"A~ pils and parents. Then followed re- first witness called this morning when

marks from the u-names. me-payers tiie_roi'a1 commission onmthaulgiélizt

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Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- mum ,.h,,.ge_ ,wem,._n‘.e (,emE_ _smppme NEws‘__Scm__ Three and mmm by Dum b`A”en““'prm um chu", rammed 'ea

Bell Ca “lil M“"`*Y- P” °""i'°d in al of Mont Carmel School after of the alleged political deal. His evi-

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-LUMBER.-Expected to arrive in _ ‘ 9. ‘ _ _ ~

-fi-= Gi--ii- . . .f of §.“‘“,':'.f.:°‘2:.t':"i.§‘;".’i‘:;:.‘“‘a..£°.::‘.--M we-=~ wwe “ff at "°i““ °“ “'°°".;t::t:.“ sr; can be 05133590 at Lanefl-)"5 TUDSOY' kinds at Gordon's Wharf, f`ssr~\\m"'-“‘- Rennaud has arrived at Summerside 'encejor having respcnded ‘O I e mv u un er e"°“_ex. l I

._ _ '|tatlon tendered God Save the King Mr. Pltblsdo, liberal counse .

Full rton read a telegram

lirites right Apply to Murray GOP- loaded with oil for R- T- H°1“"m' tinallv put the finishing touch on the Mr. e um ‘ ‘= - . » lg. .. s £5 " =

Tille t Ottawa, f. .;~ . _

he was quite willing to come ere, an _

uid tiix ‘ ` _ _A_~,;'____'___='_§_Vl`_: ‘ _*Y _'_

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province*

"' K M¢G0UGAN» Gmbe F0* (`ash must accompany order. Mini-

merside.

ial Parlors. Summcrsitle.

"5ER'°U5 ACUDENT- _ whuif P:-fi “-1.7% owned l-‘red McGee. Port Elgin.

attending to the gasoline engine of his _.HARD ¢0Al_,__-5-up 13|-gem an anmed m Summemide I,-rmBv_LChr

" ' ' ii! bf si :ergo of hard coal ever imvflrted Happygo-Lucky (.`B»PtaUl` pope, ar- :Eg 53'; evidence' but c° no

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nish. ‘inet with an accident bi' which itflsuiilniersiae is now en route from ri.-eu and »wiln mi from Pi-t u.- -_ ' i 1 ” ~ ‘ ‘ .~ i - ’ . _

»- _.... ...... .. a Vicini -the soleAg¢l1¢3’ -»

' taking orders for this Friday for Wallace. N S where she town is visiting friends in Summer exwl-Mon cf 0ne o Person -'r

had uthoritt t ra them _ `~ - f ._

boat. Mr ltithard Mahar. Littlt T

his fgce and throat were badl

scalded.-li. pany are nm. _ H '

P081 *S UW* SW Sl-lDl1li`iBS PiCl0\1. intends to load coal for Summerside. ‘side and Lot 16.

dav forcnoon Mr. Martin Gallant paid

School, and the same day hc yisitwi ‘tloin tfarincl cwred 1552.';.(;ME1i_ Mgssrs Daniel Some, Joxeph pete”

tion, Atherton. 1850-7-6311, Ltd.-'rue gasoline ,sent snamrsqk.qp,0g,;mme_ _R_ from w_ N_ ,_ , h

"ScH°0L |"SPEcT'0N’“0“ MOU' iiHSlii1i;S~ S>’l1i1<'.\' will Ulhtff C081 DUNS -Schr. Roma, Captain McLeod. sailed . wnimauyn :is c0n,e|§;_‘ ‘um he gl gum . twin Suinmcrside. it shows their t-‘rifisv for sew York loaded win# ms F ,_ Ro ~ ~ ’ ’ ’ _ ,. - ~< ` -. .. . . . ' ‘ . _ 1 -. _ . gers and family have niual have consulted the gomnilttee. a visit of inspution to (ape i-.iltnont prius tnnnut bt licaten. Order at lall1g_ after hm-,ng been Supplleg 1,-nl, returned home anal, spending the He never consenmd to wnhdmwal n

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on Monday afternoon M °""° “ION gwds are haulcd and p"°"l5i°““ bl' R- T- H°lm““- md-"‘ winter in Toronto.-A. of any petition, with the exoep on

that of Sir Redmond Roblin. ln ~

‘ Rim" f°|’ NW YOYK v were wing 63c for the witness had gone to the war.

<2; for Pictorial Review

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we wish to An-

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h . . . A . . . ` ' _ _ _ _ _ i » ___ __ V sc om and menu to Palm" Rodd bi “md beorge ‘We shlpiwd W S“mm“"‘ -PRODUCE.-Buyers in Summer- that case they had no evidence since _-,_ l a

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the evening train.-li..

gram received in Sumrnerside on Sa urday announced the wounding of Mr,

\\'ilfrt-d Wright, son of My l-;_ ll_`tlu- --ini of tin- 'ith inning the score _ __ _ -

h “bull _-_ ,O 4 in fawm. of me ,,isiw,.E_ -$E`M_l ANNUAL £XAMlNATlONS been visiting friends.-H. we, as prosecutors, were to present

hm in dm-Buy, of me (_-onnaugms re_ `-tin I-ritlay afternoon, June lsth, .___ the whole of the evidence we had Or ful,-im, .O play the mmaining 2 inuingsltliere took place the convocation of -Mr Justin 'McArthy, of the staff hoped to have, we felt that Kelly.l

~ ` '- ‘ E t School f the Canadian Bank of Commerce, when the time came for an action to

_.N0 SALE.-The Eastern anqqlic gainr- was awarded to the Pio-fthe r""~“|’33"_`5 °fU’P“ g“_1°" 0 _ _

on the occasion of thc semi-annual ex-llilontreal. is spending his vacation in be instituted by the province to re-'

cov r the money would have a great

\\'e te n Sfh l - ‘ ;, S _ peers.-H. . .

5 r ' 00 pmpLrUe` ummer t animation. which was one of the most Tignish and Alberton.--A. e .

- ` - advantage in knowing our case. and,

\\’right. Crapauti. who enlisted wit the first contingent.-X.

side.wr fi idi "l-l' ~`

e e U en or bak ,'\ ammo” successful ever held in this school,4

on Saturday in front ot the Town llall, -- t _ _

but n,.m,er was SGML me prices md thanks to the energetic efforts of the_ -Among those visiting their friends in addi on, t e W e

_ _NEW 3UMMED5|DE DwE|__ teacher in charge. Mrs. Placid Gallant. in Alberton recently were Miss Bessie have a faculty of disappearing. 4'|__|NG5._g\|,-_ Major 5,.hm-mam of Principal. and Mathurin Gallant, pri- Carruthers and Miss Katie James, Horwood was in Minnesota, said S _~;um|,,..r5;l|@_ “»\,,_,5., building Opera. mary teacher. The different classesiboth of Charlottetown.-A. Mr. Hudson. “He probably knew on li"I1f= io his h'»liic town as. well ag in displayed a thorough knowledge of the_ -_- more of this than any one else except

Fnda). murmng mb Honum, impused r;,ur;,,u,.,,,w,, M5 |,(.L.,1 ,.0105 by nn. the subjects taught throughout the -Mr John J. Gaudet, who was sum- Kelly."

' ~ v - ~ l. ~,..u .d 3 lm- L. term, tu the satisfaction of the many nionvd home from Boston by the un- They had spent ti lot of money to

‘ ' ‘ d- fl d S lt. The' found him once,

a fine of S5 and costs, or ton days in ‘-'U<*f‘11°*U~ hd* YUUII 3 b I fl il

jail, }l@ wut, lp., da,-s_ 0,, _qa\,}ma,. l,t¢,<~l< uf laml in Sllmlno,-Sid., belong. ratepayers present, as well as to the tiincl) death of his mother. is apen n a. 3

im; 1,, UN. wlau. of mg law Judge admiration of the Rev. P. l’. Arscn- ing a' few days here before returning- but he got away.

_Ll \y,,,m,_.,.,,i,._ “pun tl-hm, ii 55 his in. ault. Denis li. Arsenault, Miss Laura -A. K¢IIy's Tender For “_ iontiol, tt, nom year gn..-1 3 numlmr of McKinnon and Miss Marguerite Gal- _ -- $40,011) On Caislons

|:nmlarn dwelling lltlngeg The glma. lant, all of whom contributed in the --The public are asked to note that Mr. Hudson explained that the ition 1-' this propt-rty ig wry desi,-able examination of the different classes. we close each \\'ednesda_v afternoon whole case of the prosecution in the land ns t;._-ro is ._»n;l5i¢l¢-ral-,]¢_>_ demand The prograinine was entered upon by at 1 o'clock during July and August, parliament buildings enquiry was zil-

R-A FlUNiA:h_/AYi.-\\`hilc Mr Graham`fr>r thi- 4-lugs nf houses !\lr. Schumian an address of welcome to all present, beginning :ith \\'edIn';t-ida)', July 7th. tered when n letter was produced

oge-rs ani in sster were driving in proposes to ini _ :nn ‘i : ' ' ' ' s ` ' ' .`t'V~'art. . showing Ke-lly's tender to put in

Suuiniifrsi-lf mi .\'a'ur\iay their lifirsc likely tn prfiw- it very pffitltalylo Ung-_ with intermission for recitations, dia- caissons for slightly over $40,000. ran away, upsetting the carriage and lt is said that it is the intention to logues and songs which dispellcd part -His many friends will be pleased Previously it had been understood lhF_U“‘i1ii.' the fwfuliaiits out, liappily f-xt»ii<l iii-art-r and Sumntnr Streets ;u of the monotony of it rapid succt-ssioii to know that Mr James Rayner. who that Kelly was being paid for cats- Iikithcr were hurt. After upst-tting inclu<lf_» the iithcr property recently of classes. The song “O Canada" was met with such a sad bereavement on sons on pardage basis, anti witnesses

10 T,ur,~m,5,.,} t,_,- My glihurman ln Sum. sung with captivating! strains. A clos- account of diphtheria and for whom were to be called to show an alleged ai nn~r-side and that it is also the inton- ing address was re:'=! 'oy one ofthe ad- much Sl'lHDal\iy is felt, has had his shortage in material. The letter, said

badly iianiagcd carrie é and a slight tion to arid ten feet to the width of vanced class during `\'hicli reading h0\1Sf~' lli0l'0\ll=!lll.V fllilligiitetl and is witness, was a great surprise and up-

'Grcon Street. gifts were presented tc each of the now free from all conl.aSi0l1--A. set their theories.

The attorney-general said he knew

Phippon and Tilley were preparing to

not being considered high enough.-XJ

-POLICE COURT.-A drunk wa

up for trial at the Police Court

m0YYliH£ \“'0 drunks. old ofl`f~nd»_r Hppeurc-l for trial anti vit-rc fa#-h lim $10 and costs or ont- inonlli in ja -H.

l ld ‘ iivestmeni is tht-ii followed the different classts Sinclair& L

the carriage the horse prtivot-til,-tl the stable, where lic arrived with

~ K cut on one of his legs.-X.

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attack the jurisdiction of the original commission. This they did on May 7, and following the injunction a suit was entered restraining the commis- sion from compelling Kelly to give evidence. The injunction, said wit- ness. was entirely apart from any-

thing d action was not taken through any commission.

Have you any knowledge of any

money in connection with these deal- ings?" asked counsel.

_ “!\'one."

“Were you promised any?"

"?\o." He never heard of the charge of

the payment of money in connection with election protests until after the change of government, when he heartl rumors which, however. he was unable to trace to anything de- finite, and there were he said. many reasons in support of the position taken by Pliippen at the time he

talked ' ~ ‘ he felt ht- could not afford to draw back at ull until things were cleared ‘up. The tzonimission thus was cou- tinued, and lic had no intention of stopping it.

Sir ltotlmontl said that Dr. Mc-

Faddcii had known of the “saw~oii"' plan in connection with the protests 'against his own election, but had mist-d no objection. lie did not think that a “saw-off" would he the niaterinl for a royal commission in- vcstigation.

As to the money part of the char-

ges, Sir ltodmond averred he had no knowledge of any monetary transac- tion botwecn his cabinet and the lib-

erals.

The ex-premier was examined as

to the clrcumstatices surrounding his resignation. The negotiations had been carried on by H. li. Plilppen. who had told him that i\ir. Hudson had agreed that the royal commis- sion should cease its labors and a civil suit be instituted against Kelly, provided Sir Rodmond resigned as premier. The plan had received the approval of Chief Justice Howell, and he heard later the chief justice had seen the commission in this con- nectlon.

the clause in connection with Mr. lltidson'scharges had been handed to hlm by Mr. Phippen. and so far as he knew he had copied it accurately in his letter of resignation. Shown the form Mr. Phippen had tlisciiwied with Mr. Hudson, he admitted the wording to lilm was clitinged or \\'li<-ther he had changed it ttnintcn- tionally indictatlng to lils slenograph- er.

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(_ liay. in-tween tht- Connaughts of Tidmsé \~S Fridav -“_” _ Mr' '!_°h“°°“ “nd “X0 mba” °“ M55' -'.~

.(~h3,1,,,.e¢Own and me pi0m.,.,.s_ Ati '» -- - -Mrs Mack Steele has arnved 7th. they thought, said Hudson.

home from St John where she had “that if the commission went on and

tl h itn sses seemed to

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with witness, but Hudson said

Regarding his resignation he said

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