5 15,1915; _ nrmumlsm nu -‘ THE c
own GUARDIAN “fm 0' H-lf' BHEHIUI
‘iEiiiiiBLE DEATH iiiEi'Bi I
I ~ "LINEMEN ON TENSIONI WIRE _ ~ WHILE ADJUSTING CROSS ARMS
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Condition For I
__ III SNNNIIIHI PNIESI I IS _ fs IN IIIIPIIII IN IHNUIIII
(Canadian Press.) LIZABETH, June 14-Three men
met a terrible death high in the air today on a high tension wire of the
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(Canadian Press.) (Canadian Press~)_ coNs'i‘ANr1NoPLE, .inne 14- NEW YORK, .June 14-'On the pro:
MNIINI IN
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ing And Looting
(Canadian Press.)
throughout the night.
Noforeigners, so far as is known,
have been injured._ ‘
The Governor has taken refuge in
the Catholic mission station.
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Bill NIPNNIIN AT FREDERICTON. N. B. ,
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PEKIN, June 14-The city of
Tsinan in the province of Shantung is in the hands of 2,000 bannermeii who mutinled last evening an-d have been
burning, shooting _and looting . __
(Canadian Press.) NEW YORK, June 14-Col Roose-
velt today said that he was oin to
Public B°rvic° C°rl’°mt‘i°“ “ml lor Newspapers' here attack the Italians l1'll99 '10 l`€t\U`D"f-_0 his 110310 in New'
for an alleged Outbreak ol wvngery foundland by the first steamer a ln Trln0ll_ _ man who described himself as Rev. 'rney print liste ei thirteen Arch. Rl°h°"1 H°"’1°Y»' 7° Y°*‘“ Old- ,B men and boys who were victims of g‘¥;""“ C“léh0l_l_° l>l‘lgsl_1__of St. .{o_l_1n ts, cruelty and twenty-two women and I ' was 15° “rg” Y mags ra E
more than an hour their smoking bodies remained swaying above the street until removed by firemen.
The victims were Wm. Wiilridge of
Mount Vernon, N. J., Frank Jneiisnn of Newarlc and Albcrt Iiurhauk of
McQuade in the Yorkville Court to-
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Several Japanese ngnggn Wm, l00ll_ Chicago in response to the unanimous
ed.
At ten o’clock this morning the
flames were dying out 'but the looters
were still active.
F0__d,s Cor_______ N_ _,_ girls who were killed besides twelve day .
. h tt li fl d l 'li '
All were lincmen employed by the :,vfoIlI_l:,Tl, véegeswaxugdegf e an B x Y I-Ie had been arrested last night by g'§,h¥’dand Power (_“;;"p_gr°'u°"' ~ No details were given except' that 1av'[Dl;:;gg¥a;le(:,l;.y tim g:.I:£l,aln;aBt;l
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cross §_f’m_ wa' a Us ng B metnl the alleged atrocities occurred in the of SL Anneis Church on 42nd St"
Sam 'md Meneshe distrlctl charged with being intoxicated and
disorderly in front of the church,
Hawley said he would return at
' once and was discharged.
OTTAWA, June 12-The (lanallian _ ' . _ --1-
government will on Monday tender a
luncheon at the Chateau Laurier to Y
LUNOHEON FOR T0 UI-tl STS .
_,_ the plant of the
at the Sweden Olympics.” _
the party of British maniifactui~ci's which ls touring the country. The psrtyrwill arrive on\Sunday and will leave the city on Monday evening, so that their stay, here will be brief. At the luncheon the visitors will meet a number of highly-placed officials of the government, and several re- presentative manufaeturers and busil- ness men of Ottawa.
LORD N0li.'l‘I-ll.iAND MAR] (TED.
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LONDON, June 13--liord North-
ly in the sensational trial two years ago of the divorce suit brought by Capt. Sterling against his wife, an American actress, was married to- day to Miss Hilda Cooper, daughter ofthe late Sir Daniel (loo'per, the noted English sportsmen. The wed- ding took place at St. Mnrgaret's_ Wcstminister, and wus liirgcly at- tended. i
CLOSED SALOON S.
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PERTH, AMBOY, N. J., June 13-
Mounted psrtolmen, and Sheriff Depu- ties _today ordered all saloons closed
Smelting and Refining Company here where serious riots occurred last night, in which two policemen were injured by stones and three rioters wounded by bullets. The strikers prin- cipally laborers employed by thc
mand g, 15 per cent increase.
W. HAPENNY
‘ railway nrn the chief losses sustained TORONTO, Jung 12-The attack on and is a real help to the empire? WASHINGTON, June 18-Chs.rg-
Formerly of Charlottetown, who bv the Columbia River Lumber Com- the tobapaco industry it |pl'euding.\‘,\ “Why not miake a beglllllllw. 88 WB QQ; 0§(;°i_l;i-,S3511xlaltsafnsggeusgll
will represent the Montreal A. A. A. sniff- -~ At ysst day'¢ session of the confer- _are doing in Australia, with British- . 8 D
ence gf Friends n resolution was built wsrships under admiraity con _l0W9fl#Y°°l'lY‘ bil °0ug'ress, Chairman
‘ ; Fit ld f th h i -
THE "EITHER IND carried, protesting against the grow- trol, a navel cadet system, and so ___ *SGW _“ge t°d °“°°bM‘_‘__l£;`°P" €_
'|'|DE8, -I-HE ing of the noxious weed, and another on. There is__too much talk and too on comm o sy Y ii.
_ tacked the president during consider-
_ LENGTH UF .I-onlv ..- ___ rgnollutiai in _favor nfl the sbolitlsn llwgmd¢;f_i:§.va:_I;g_u_ggirte;e_:;i“i;he?_:g) anon 0, the sundry cm, _mp__o_____a_ * --‘ l ' ' ° ° ° '-----' ~=°'*°“ = °““"°° '°°°°' ='°“° °‘ .”.’.§’“n. ‘l‘.‘I...‘5°..1‘2.°2?.§°i‘..§."°..l’.i°.¥.’.‘.‘i'.‘if
(Special tok The Guardian.) NO PLEHISCITE mgllloi;__°gg_i:la_r:1°té¢;tth;._dBr¥_l:_l_: ed thexmcompuwmg n°'w“m_ and
t°ml)rr°:|'|'tT 19'” 'md M°“' srioggiqgttieuhlgherWeizlllirsairs. _ LONDON. June 11-l-'The HOD; _B Deltry' lllm WB! qui" \1l\W°"*-h_Y ‘ll :°°;°t zgrvacg tlgenthln zpllztlol _
l be high tonight _,,__.____._._. A_ pn gg;-_ ln mother inter 0snsds’s wealth and patriotism °' " °', " ' °,‘,’ ‘"1
5*-A 13' “nd T“°“’ The temperature at three e’cioci§ eiillanssld thest considerable changes 3 _B_;llJil(l_e “saint other del°!l\:-_gl ;';B‘§:p;‘|’,';:;’l°,'B;t;'°t;°lt‘:,',s ;_‘;,,l;:v°mf_‘g
'thi mln by the "Resell Store' were probable in Canadss system of PB 8 HU 0_8 B°u°F01ll 9 ' _..
me nur evening. Eliindav 're:ie?°'riierfiionief.er wii.ii‘n northern neveieping u-noe nere. 'rm recrseni- ilort of the emvirn my and uiwks ‘° "“' °°““"’ f,';f_':_',§‘:,',’, ‘f,,,_;'5'ir‘,f':d°:; ;:§_’°""° "“ ‘°"t"“"° “""°"‘l’°'9 Y'°“l4 "mi t° 3"°°*°" 'N-“`.i|f,',,,fl‘:l° ,.'f,°,,‘;'l‘§',l“§',.,,c,1,f“l,'§‘Li°,l',,'::,f,§L°ti'gl 'rni.ii1PHoNm sxrmvaoauon. rvsisnlfvf 3ifi7s3_1sTri~i, iioiail
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ge 4_0g_ , The lowing temperature record Replying to e suggestion that the _empin Wlnllipl in the St. Lawrence ,WINNIMN ,J “_ __
"ts tonight it 9_0, md ”"_e,.d”, W" lofty nm llni-ggngl p"n°ll_0nn.£_l:n: 1_7" _L hqgtgearlz and on the cgssts of Canada. . une T e_ royal howls new rnoofn Satur- Inellgvgngfhthhlollxlt reexxfiled tile F55; :in en.; piling A BIG PRICE. °"°m°U¢ I-°1°l’h°“° |Y""°”‘ "l\f“°“l" `
» . previous night was forty-four degrees' sides! the question had perhaps been '
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IN MNNNINIIE *
NIIIIIINIII MISIINS IINNPIEN
(Canadian I’I‘cflH-) has been attending the annual ses-
()'l"l"AWA, June 14-Chief Jiiiitice sions of the Grand Chapter of the
Sir Chas Fitzpatrick announced this Masonic Fraternity of Neva Scotia at,
ll,ml_ whom, ,mme llgnvnd pr(,lnineni,. morning that the Supreme Court Sydney, returned on the Northumber-
woulrl not hand down the answers to lnnd inst, evening. Mr. Doull speaks in
the questions submitted to it by the glowing terms of the treatment
government in the reference on the corded the visiting brethren by the Lancaster marriage bill until Mon- home lodges at Sydney and other
day. ~ places, almost every hour being tak- --
It was anticipated that the lllflg- en up in some form ol entertainment
ment would bc handed down toda.y` when the sessions were not in pro- _ _ but the Chief Justice stated that gress. Perhaps ,n record was es- "aught at Lam Stratheonas 'Q51' for certain reasons the delay im_til tablishcd in banquets, there being dence' and sl’°“t several home with Monday was necessary. two inside a period. of twenty-four the g°v°"’°r'g°“°"°l~
IIINEHNNI III _
A iv Pietou, a. m.. 31st July.1st _ Angler? visit New oinsgew and Tru. HAl_lnAX_ _,une ,_l_»l-he l,,t,,,_.t,, n,e,,. ,._,,,,m_ _ iviecisbe -...21 as za ss 1‘“““°~ “‘ 50° Y““‘“» Wim” he mudvi
ro by mu’ r.et'“m to' Irictgui Ahemigf maritime rillc match was shot ycs- The New Brunswick team were ,l¥°Ra':i"'___=’__"' _"F5 29 23 77 :Possible Sergt Landngan had the
. 8 B . ....30 31 30 91
Pictu" Laéldmg' a' m ' 2:5 August terday afternoon in the teeth of very heavily handicapped Their range al. nn y 230 241 237 70g this target, scoring bulls at tile.
s . . .. usus - ' - _ _ _
'€,;:¥°Lo,¥,B’,1,e,,l;.g be ,Til and return to bad weather. The Nova Scotia team home does not include a 300 yards Qnpgnln lvlexny presided an range wrong target
_ L ve 'iydne Sth or 7th led from the first range and were mound,_ and as this is one of .che Officer sud Dr. MON'-Ou medical Of-
Arrllille St. Anll 6th or |7th nsver overtaken, final_ly_ winnilrégi _by , _mos_t_ difficiilt rgnges, it ;r;_ade_; hole fielufl. ’ _ ___ re __ ____ _ cd _ CONDENSED ADS
_ __ t i teen poin s over rnce war n cir score. ome o e r emcn 0 vllu Or! We 611 0 Bu ll
IAN-:life Slflhilftlilgn' lligllt llilixlnd, who secured second place. have never practiced at this range, lunch on the range tbl' U10 N0Y_&-
' . tlsfac- nn~d` tho they shot the day before at Scotia team. and 'lu he evening t G
'wgust' ("° “1°”gBid° N0' 4 wha" Alum the wlllither wasdso unmtiit bi B df d 1; tn th n d d threo teams dined at the Queen Ho- in the Dockyard. 1-I. M. C. S. Earl tory, the rl amen ma e a cre a e e or . a_ e ree un red yur ii _ _ I _ _ __ __ __ __ ____ Gfv ‘°°"°“ "“»“‘“* “- '“-- 16"' ’“" ?I.‘.‘f$"i."i*.?.'...§°I“`.’i§.S'i€f.ig‘§f.i.’.II‘.‘§n..?.f.i I.’I5§“‘€i`IZn'ii...¥"Z‘i.L’§€..?.I"‘I.i?“‘ .N2 .»L5.;..n.$.`£'”5i..“r5§~._?.-.»i¥i€"`i.'In ni' £9; H'aM,`nC'17S:_}, li‘:,té,,3re¥I "gigs ter than at first anticipated. Weather P. E. Island scores in detain; inclemency of‘the weeather caused _ I Y '_ " _ ' ‘ ' ‘ ii h ff t, th c mmittee t change their plans..
leave Hamm( by mu a' m" wth' lllgsvsevllgt g$ielIl.i<llltena;tleS'iI;lililil1:>le,e 7lli(th e O 0 '
Visit W‘“d“°" W°""‘"° ““" A““‘“’° regiment who mane ov out oi e Pniuos spwann isnaun.. i
HS. l`¢='0iuil1i! Ship Bt Digby on 17tll possible '105. This score was also McKinnon 30 3! 91 numbers were heard o a vantage
A“l§““°~ H' M~ C- S' Em Gm’ """ equeiien nv Kiiinm, ei the Neve ineinnis zo an been commissioned under the naval de- Scotia wam_ ' _roms _ ___29 32
P3l°f'me“t as the steam" on which th” . Prince Edward Island team Lei li . ...30 28 B9 Tllul 'were accomp&l'll0d 0" the Plano
The Z
rnysi party will make the t\”lp-Lleu- made 8, hand light, having two 95's _Landrignn _ _ _ _ _ _ __,ao 23 82 by Dr. Beckwith. _ _ __f____ _ __ __ 6~153ii>d, iennnt white has been placed in 00m- ___
mend. It is n0W h0pcd that U10 DU* """"""“""""`""'"""""`"""`"""“,`""“""""'"""`T """""""` , _
chess will so far have recovered us to C_ 0_ F_ C0NVEN'l~10N_ D0 SQMETHING REAL, DISASTROUS CLOUDBURST.
be able to accompany the part! on ___ _._ -
the tour, The balance ofthe Mari- HAMlLT0,N_ Ont” June 12_ Al, LOND0N_ June l3_'l~ln, empire SHERIDAN, Wyoming, June 12_ time itinerary has, as Yell. “Ot b°°“ this mornings session of the Cenad- naval problem elicited interesting wall of water from a Clolldbllrst fully decided upon. inn Foresters the ioupwing ciiicers points tenny no tire niseussien ci ine in the mountains last night swept
were re-elected:- ' congress of chambers of commerce of d0Wu cl0ul‘ Cl`€°\¢ C8-llY0ll Ou NN f-OW"
ALBBTRTA FOREST FIRES. I J. A. Stewart, Perth; High Chief the empire. The Canadian d mim-L'ol_dBig_fgl)<;,bgar_t_ly_B;1:_;ecl_iil:_g_nf_l_:¢;rlilac;
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WINNIPEG’ 1"" 13*F°r°°t nr" grahlllllgt cmlglillillllérgaell-l'lgIi is-2:2: Ndttlhglgxltznpzetlgnzjglsdesllyecrllile the telephone elvhsnse sud ull Com*
_ in Western Alberta this week are the - _ ' ' " _ f th Australian dale “em who_ at mnnlmtlon had been gland
worst in years. Hundreds of rangers “"°"- . _ ° ° , g _ Buffalo has about 2_00fl lnnalntn and asslsmnts are fighting the ares, There will be a contest for the of. ter several Canadian speeches of a_ __ d _ __ d _ th C”
-I-li.liChlfRaer be i llt oe d said,ansan ssuats n e_ ear
W b“°“ “W "““ °I°“““““‘ A” “"°“t .xml ngrenenrf ivienltfeei. ann ‘llimellleetlllgera YM' r B an in Greek canyon. the sides Ol which uw
"U °“'“° ‘“"° G°‘d°“ "°d“V "°’"' “ Au 'oi ii _ Y c ai re great craters steep and lush- While only n iew._
‘ p°i“t tw° mu” WWI' and MW mm DTorollto alhdlmllrlndon are-making a ‘on ltllis Elin:valm;ugstlon,‘ for I don’t bl0°l‘9 WMS. U18 ¢0W“ ll U10” than
_ 1°” t° r°i“l°r°° um” °"3°g°d in strong bid for the next convention. know how many years you have been A miie dong.
combattlng the conflagration. A mil-
"°`“ “°°* °f “W ‘"5" *° °°“““"°' Ironaooo 1NnUs'rnY Avraoxnp. ;en the seas. why nent von begin and - MISUSED EXPENSES-
.: ' __ ¢. tion camps and tracks for B-l°sulus do something that resuy matters °"""
will be high this morning 1; J - 15_Fl “_ ‘lon
NEIIIIINS INUIN
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hours, to sev nothing of three regular
_ W. P. Doull, Charlottetown, who ' ‘ '
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meals in befweem ML Doull was Montreal tomorrow morning at 8.15 eieetea Grand Principal scionrner 0" the Iutercolonlal maritime express ifud is rapidly' being advanced in the for Grand Pre'
` Chapter. The Chapter will meet next , l_.__.__.._
year at Amherst. ~ The other dele- PROPPED A FIR , BIRTHDAY l.l0N0Rg_
_gates from ‘this province, S.._\¥_._.,,. ._..,,_~_,-,_,;~_ ._ < » V ---- Orabbe, Charlottetown, and Dr. Dar- _"_
IN S rach, Kensington, did not come home ho
last night. Mr. Crabbe, who is ac- hot
, companied bv Mrs. Crabbe and Miss f,,.e_ Shortly alter mld,_.,.lght_ when
' 'i' Phillips, stopped over for a day at Th
New Glasgow and will return to- of
fear of disbandment and non-payment of wages.
1 PREM'II!R’S MOVEMENTS.
MONTREAL, June 13s-Right II-ion.
R. I.. Borden spent n busy morning ai; the Windsor hotel receiving a num- ber of prominent politicians and dele- ijtions from the cli_si£ict of l/f_ont_re_i_1l.
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Rigni. Hon. R. 1.. Berrien leaves
UTICA, N. Y., June 13-The Allen
els, was practically destroyed by
eodore Allen aged 60 years, owner
the property learned of it, hc
Lieutenant White, 'who ‘has just night and Dr. Darrach went'on to ,lr
sfmlblng und Henning COYUIJHHY, de' returned from Qllchlw. |185 17000 Ml- Halifax and will return home ilu. Pt can
thorizcd by Colonel Lowther, nrlli- du Chcnc.
oppeil dead. The blaze was of in-
The bannermen’s complaint was n Wm- BU`“° J Of NGW YOFK
*the first ballot.
demand of the Roosevelt delegates.
(Canadian Press.) CHICAGO, Jiine 14-After A cal-e-
ful review of the political situation
S. F. _ , State
Chairman,thia‘afternoon asserted that President Taft would be nominated on
The President will have 555 dele-
Eutes on the first ballot, he said and Roosevelt will have only 468.
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It will be interesting to know that
a movement is on foot to have a stallion class among the races to take place on the Charlottetown Driving Park on July 8th. The class will be open to both trotters and pacers and the purse will be in the vicinity of $200.00 divided in four monies. This class should make one of the most interesting races ever held in` Charlottetown as there is fourteen Provincial stalllons that are eligible. Among them are the fo1lowinl;.Ka\ol, ‘ Perfection, King Brazilian, Kinaros, Goldzilian, Baron Wood, George Cresceus, Prince Cresceus, Cantalon, King George, Acquire, Acquire Boy, Dingola, Ferrol Jr, Zealot, oud-(_iom- modore lledyard. Should this race materallze it should interest every lover of horses, and the public could
who did really own the fastest sire ’ and would forever decide a question
that has long hung in doubt.
LONDON, June 13-Among the
k.ing's birthday honors, issued to- night are the following Canadians: K. C. M. G., Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, and Premier McBride, of British Columbia; K. C. M. G., John McDougald, of the Canadian De art-
use, one of Oneida's best known
diary origin.
of the department of mines-
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ment of Customs, and J. M. Macoiin
ierv secretary. to anuouuve U10 Nuva
' iti ' onn cti n with _ _ _ - ~ - f»f.2"lf--»u°=f»»l"<»l=~2 THE iiiTEiiiiuiiiiTiiiiE iiii=LE riiiucii
Duchess of Connauglm and party ll, _ Ollfl ll051l~_l0ll. rcturncil on the North. I Jul _ and August" The pmgnm, for _ uinbcrland last evening. The bent mi: province is as follows ;_.. - _ ‘mi--'mm' ' 5h00tmg Uf Ulf! 8-ff€l`ll00`n was bv
Sergt. Maclnnis, of Prince Edivnrdi
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_Felix Quinn gave two solos and
McN,,uy.,, Orchestra provlded mmm pany order and five per cent discouiiif a
or the banquet, and several musical
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oing to do and die for the empire
commission inquiring into the gov-
the province, has reported condemn-
ng tml” ,nd of tnnnn- above, st nine sm yesterday it ws# exaggerated A lebiscite would be ' LONDON June 13-J Pierpont lu! °!¢l’l\Vl\Kllll¢ m°¢\104l W\\l¢h are
‘ ' ‘ ' _ T » ' f _ - ‘M r ns'¢ ‘. hand' B ' henilte in renismsihlu for the anim-
°'“" "°"" ‘M lm" Iggy-23:; si>'I»'Nl.m° M' it ahlllirladrlil Nifrlzgfrnlurhnc 'imim nn- eo(i’>‘y"<'>'l_l'o_}’l bggltol Mnrtyrglxllzul wt °"°°°l°l 'Mlm °l ¢ll° “Mul-
__ ___________..- l ' nnlnl-nnlg M4 me ne the Beilor Lihrery. The puroluiwl _ _ wand.. md uh" M om, mm.. mmm, ,md ba l.”“,l“‘_:°°,'l';§: ‘;','l¢l, ,q,,n,¢l{n,, ._ » .price im 510.000. . _ Kc\p_.lniiei-dn Luiimmtln the horn. lixierd s Linimmtiiimbermsnb kind;
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then see and judge for themselves Iutely destit"t°~
The members of the P. E. Island
R - ' the Intcrmarifimie Shoot at Bedff~,rdI it `
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(Canadian Press.; WASHINGTON, June 14-All the
ocean going steamers entering Amcri can ports in future must be equipped
pnssen er and rnmnher of the crew ac
ed bv the steamboat inspection ser- vice and approved today bv Secre- tary Negel.
In the case of coastwise, lake, bay
and sound steamers lifeboats for all aboard must be carried except i'-rom May 15th to Sept 15 when, for va- rious reasons, such travel is compara- tively safe. _ During that period coastwise steam- lers must he provided with enough life boats to accommodate 60 per cent of those ‘on board and the others 30 vcr cent.
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(Canadian Press.)
HAVANA, June 14-The Mayor of
Palma, Soriano, to the northeast of Santiago, reports that conditions there are serious.
Over 4,000 persons have taken re-
fuge in the town where they are sleeping in the streets and are abso-
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LNSI NIGNI
me lullm. alter having competed ini
isfortiine to make two cross shots
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ANTED, A MAN T0 WORK IN
Farquharson, Queen Hotel Stable.
ANTED AT ONCE, A MAN TO work onvn farm. Highest wages to right man. Not li dairy faim, Ap- ply to A. M., Little York, P, E, Is. land. _ o-isiuiilni. ANTED, BOARD IN A I’RIVA'l"E family for one or two years if a- greeable. Must have hath-tub and toilet. Money in advance ii requir- ed. Apply 137 Great George St.
fl-l5lVl3ip<l.
rubber, Dunlop or Goodyear tires to any style' or kind of vehicle. Quick' service-low charge-satislae
FOR SALE, A FEW FOXES, RED and cross, also two pair raccoons. Please note-Animals shipped ex- press prepnid, safe delivery guar- anteed. Blake Vamatter Ballinafad, Ontario." 6-IESME-lipd
stant, prosperous business, big prof its ever increasing sales. pl'0C“r0 sole agency of the new guaranteed, reliable German BERENDSIN rem .edieirof world-wide fame. Box 190, Waterloo, Ont. _____6-l5BllLE§ipd AKE YOUR MONEY WORK. IN- vest in Edmonton Real Estate. The record breaking development of the city makes it possible to make big profits. Write if interested. High- est references. We are Islanders. Mars' Realty Company, 656 First St.. Edmonton. _ 6-15sme2ipd.
Huntley 2nd will be at or near Peter Byrne's, at noon, thence by Donnellfs Road, to Ronlld Me- _ Donsid'e, Peske‘s Btn..over night, returning by Fanning Brook” stop- ping at John Jsy's st noon,.thenee to Mt. Stewart, returning home the 19th. ` 0-lbllipd.
Supernumiiry.Fu_lld Gom- mittee- Rac¢ip.I;s` _,`__;From Ordinary ln-
S 'como $l8,7ll8.
(Special to The Guardian.) _-
FRED ERICTON, June 14-The
morning session of the Methodllt conference was devoted largely tothe support of the Supernumersry Fund
- (loinniittee.
Rev. Dr. Evans, Treasurer of the
with lifehoats sufficient to carry every’ fund, made his annual statement
showing the total receipts $18,748,-
g _
cordiiig to the new regulations adopt- 26, last year with $127,659 the `a-
moiint of the capital account. »
The conference expressed itsiplsll-
ure on the reception of the report though regretting that up to W0 present the full amounts could not be paid the claimants upon the fund.
A resolution of confldenceand" BP'
_prcciation of the work of Dr. lllvalil was passed.
Rev, Geo. Dawson, Secretary of the committee, reported that the receipts from ordinary income o(_ the Null amounted to $3,221 for the year.
(Special to The Guafrdlhu)
FREDEMCTON, June 14-Rev. G.
A. Ross is the new pastor of the Centenary Church, Sf.. Juhn.
He had previously been at Tryon.
P. E. I. but Rev. G. M. Young, who was first intended for Centenary, has since been named for Tryon.
Announcements to this effect are 81-
pected tomorrow.
There were several addresses at this evenings session of the N. B. _and P. _ li. I. Mctiindist conference.
WOMAN ELECTED.
VIENNA, June 18-The first wo-
man in Austria. to win a Provincial Diet election is Frau Vyk Kumeticks, who has *been elected to the Bohem- ian Diet si; Jungbunselau. It is doubtful if the Bohemian constitu- tion will allow her to take her seat.
Isiii-i<*ii.»\iir:'1"i‘in WANTS
TO GET DIVORCE.
i'lIii.ADl<l_L.PH'IA, June 13.-Dr.
James Gurney Taylor of No. 6041 Drexel road is being sued for divorce
by hiss/ife.Mrs.M.ary .Lippincott 'Rich- Iards Taylor, socially prominent and
an- ardent suffrsgist. Dr. Taylor and his wife had many differences owing to her devotion to the cause of suf- rage.
an-
DUUBLE MURDER.
Clil(IAGr_i, June 12- May God
Curso as I do, the man who has come between me.and mv wife. There is no cure too horrible for vengenance; too
terrible, that I wouidn’t wreak.
Albert McLean penned these words
in his four room flat on the second fioor`at 2728 Sheffield avenue. Then he shot his wife, Edythe, in the head.
Although probably mortally wound.
cd, Mrs. McLean staggered to the window of the dining room, where the shooting occurred and leaped through the casement to the cenmnt sidewalk twelve feet below. Aa her body disappeared through the win- dow Mchean fired another shot at ber, the bullet. imbedding itself in'
the window frame.
Then McLean turned his weapon upon himself and fired one shot into his brain. He died just as the po- lice ainbulance got him to the door
of the Hospital.
At the Hospital it was iearhed that
Mrs. McLean, in add-ition to s bul- let wound in the head, had suffered n_ broken ankle and internal injuries in her leap from the window. Burge- ons who attended her sro in doubt
as to whether she will live or die.
After she had been put to bed in. 4
the linspitnl, Mrs. McLean admitted that her husband had accused her of
going with other men and added :-
I loved him with all my heart and
snui, sho said. He must have been crazy with jcalciisv. I never loved nnyone else. I. was always true to
him.
When told that her husband was
dead. Mrs. Mcliean said :--
I’m sorry. He brought it all up-
nn himself. I was n good faithful
tion assured. Ernest Rice, Grafton wlfe_ St. 6-15MFl6i.
The three year old daughter of the
McLennn, whose baby nickname is Prosper, was placed in the care of an aunt, a sister of Mrs. McLean-.
McLean had been employed as a.
niockman in the hardware depart- ment of the Boston Store and was popular with his superiors sndyfellow employes. He had absented himself from work for two days, explaining that he felt it necessary to watch his wife who has been suffering from hal- lucinations and had threatened to take her own life and that of _ IM baby. ` .
In addition to the letter he had sd-
dressed To The Hoa Who Has.Cemo Between Me and My `Wf!s, lcLel.n 16'! °»“°¢\1°l‘. apparently wrlttm ion the police. It resfhe follows 1-.-
The end has some and I have tried.
so hard to bear up and do thugs ng I have done btforepbut I cannot. lyi wife im sem-itten to me that die lisa been going vrltli s mel. _
She has Men to the Bolton... 0yl~
ter House with him twice and lui rea celved two boxes of candy. Mao oth. er little presents.
so don’t blame _ have. our ‘me some Catholic home,
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