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The marriage took place at St lJ"nH¢""`S Vnllvize at 7,30 yesterday iri0l`lllf\§ of Miss Mary Buote, to .limes Mcldwen. Edward White' was gipmusnuui and Miss Mary Doucette, iridcsinuid. ltev. Pius McDonald per- ormcd the ceremony.
__,_.. Un the afternoon of June 20th, be-
fore school wus dismissed, the pupils
0! Darlington District presented their teacher with a suitable gift, accom- D8-nled by the following address:- To Miss Myrtle Noy, Teacher of Dar-
lington School: ‘
Dear Teacher:-As it is now nearly
‘OUP Years siince you took charge of our school w. the undersi ned in
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behalf of the school children, desire
to thank you for your care over us.
[luring these four years, you have
labored hard with untlrlng diligence .0 make us advance with our differ-
ent branches of learnin . We acknow-
g
“lille that at different times we have
icen remiss in our duties, but still
'ou were pcrsevering in endeavoring 0 make us advance and whatever iuccess we have attained, it is all fue to -your diligence and kindness 0“'“"'dB US. and now as a small tok- u of our love and respect for you, '0 heir you to accept this purse and as contents, and, as a last request, ‘ll l\0l>e and pray that you may see our way clear to remain as our racher of Darlington School. Signed' in behalf of the sclioolu iifton Matheson, Angus McLean. Miss N'oy replied by thanking the -uldren very much for, their kind- iss _towards her, not only ~'-ii this .:caeion, but ever since she had come hong them.
’l`he Trinity term of the Supreme Ourt opens in this city this morn-, ;i:'.at. eleven o’clock. the following cases were on the dfkfft. which does not close until t`cc o'clock this afternoon, at th_rce Pl. yesterday:
JURY CASES.
'lie Computing Scale of (ianada, Ll-. vs. J. A. Farquharson. 'Action fc debt or damages. W. E. Bentley fc plaintiff, Gilbert Gaudet for de- feiunt.
iihn L. Sabboth vs. Simon Jo-
aei. Action for debt. W. E. Bent- legfor plaintiff, Gilbert Gaudet for dendant.
It Hughes vs. iflowe Hughes. Ac-
ti( for debt or damages. Aeneus»A. Malonald for plaintiff, Geo. W. Mc- Phi for defendant.
Ifliiird Egan vs. Albert McKin-
non Action for trespass. N.A. Camp-
unii sroulciis
mor sriiouu
“ -___ ‘ ‘ John Gauthier vs Bradford W. Lc-
T ugh Tonic Treaimcnf with
CATARRII
The Sourceof Consumption
Cured Permanently
By
cA'rAiziinozoNE
lt Soothcs and Heals Every Part of
the Mucous Nenibrane. Cures all Forms of Caturrhal Diseases ofthe N952. Throali, Vocal Chords, Bron- cliial Tubes, 'sings and Deafness.
If You have Catarrh or a cold you
cannot afford to be indifferent to its progress. Your unsatisfactory ups;-_ iments with thi old-fashioned treat- ments fellulrlng the use of disagree- able snufls, powders, washes, oint- mellth. etc., should not influence you against Catarrhozone.
Si.. Catharimfi. Ont.-“Best thing
for (latarrh of the Throat I `ever tri`ed."-Thomas Elliott.
Goderieh, Oni.-"Excellent remedy for throat irritation.”-Rev. M. Mc- Kay. Blyth. Ont.-"Nc more bronchial
attacks since using Catarrhozone."- William Pollock. HMUHX. N. S.““l-las cured my Ca-
ta_rrh. I recommend it to my friends."-W. I’. Connors.
Killllslmu, N. ll.-“Best remedy in
the world for cruni-rh,"-Bessie Mc- Kendry.
Wawota, Assa.-"The very best Ca-
tarrh remedy on the market."-Robt. H. Davies.
Bunnockburn, onut.-“No better remedy in the W0fld for Catarrh.”- Patrick Mcfluelland. _ West Lillie. OHL-"It's everything it is»,guaranteed tn be."-Ethel Hild-
man. HlClWY. Mich.-"Has cured me oi
Catarrh."-S. S. Ward.
Clementsport, N. S.-"Catarrho-
zone cured me of Chronic Asthma."- Samuel Ferndel.
Woodstock, Ont.-“Catarrhozone re-
stored my sense cl smell."-Mrs. F. Simpson.
Brockville, 0nt.~"Most convenient
remedy on the nuirket."-Thos. Mc-
Gillivray, I
Vnnkleek Hill, Oni.-"Catarrhozonr
cflilnnot be beaten."-Rodie McDoug-` a . . i i Pcrth, Ont.-"(`ularrhozonc is of real value."-Rev. S. J. Hughes.
Get thc large $1.00 size of Catarrh-
ozonc, including ii beautiful, hard rubber inhaler, and sudicient medica- tion to last two months. Smaller sizes 25c. and 50c. Beware of imi- tations. By mail from the Catarrho- zone Company, Kingston, Ont.
bell for plaintiff, ll. E. Bentley for defendant.
page. Action for assault. N. A. Campbell for plainiifl, Geo. W. Mc-
)|', wi||i;m'3 .l‘hce for defendant.
N N IURY CASES
. 0 -- . .. ' _'_ Louis pi. Lyon snr Miihert ic. i'rin.~
_ /lf ‘ :ill that has been said about |vg_ Hattie Evelyn McEwen. Action indi slion and stomach trouble for debt. W. E. Beitley for plaintiff, th" 1" <"\l>' ""0 why tn get n rnul ti. ti. rinfly for defendant. em-1 The ntefrlunh must he made] Page Wire Fence to. of Ontario vs. ‘if-"‘ 1 l‘“0l!l.Ih £0 do its own work.In-_John F. Hayes. Acion for debt. W. illumfiii disappears when the ntnm- ic. nenuey for pinin-.in, NeilMci.nod, itch his been niiidc strong enough to K,(‘._, for defendant ‘l‘f§`“5(""dl'l3l'Y ‘plain food. This James H. Ilcddir. vs. Joseph Mc- “i'r€U¥1llCP\n Only be EWG" the Sll0m- Donald, Archibald McDonald ‘and "Ch fill`0\1Zh the t0Iii0 tl‘0Hl1m0HfS“f>~ (itis H. Seary. Actim on note. John llllffll hy DI`~ Wlllihmfl' Plllk Pilli. S. McDonald, plaintfl-'s attorney, A. Whlcll fnflch the N005. Btfenltlllleps (1. Saunders and Gel, W. McI’hee'fbr the itevcs and thus enables the sto- defendants, "lfllfll 'u pcI’f0l‘m the duties Wl1iCh DWI James McCallum is. William Carr. ture litended it should. In every|Action of R-eplevin_ N. A. Campbell ncurhbnhnnfl you can find pcnplc‘plaintiu's attorney, .\.A.,Mc1.enn, K. who have been curcd of indigestion or C (ww fm- (]¢fnndnn¢5_ ot.her’_itoinach troubles after ri fair N_ r¢..¢,;¢nin|ry_ Lu., vs_ Benj. Mc- nsc of Dr. Williams' Pink l‘ills, and Innis. Action for debt. C. G. Duffy this islhc best proof that they arc for plaintill'a`nttorniy, J. J. John- the ops remcdy to successfully do'nt.r;n, K.f¢_, for defendant. ' thl"~ illf- ll~ l`l» MCLGHI1. Steflifllhl The criminal cases to como before N~ i`i~.`ff!i\l/H1-"l"0f 11 0011010 Ol yearn' the Grand Jury are those against I suflcfid vcry much from indigcstionl John llnghna and Align McDonald of Will' ivnxnf the nccnnipnnyiniz pnin- uns city, ciurrged wth the that of ful syuiit. ms. As a result I bccame,$740 from A. Dunphy, Millvi-cw, and very niirh run down, and as the me-.Mlnsnph finmcmn nn: Henry Welsh,__ dlcillmill f»l`\0fl flifl “Ut KW!! "W “DY city, charged with lrbaking and cn-
rclicf knew melancholy and unhsp~ tcfing 8 wilrclmnge ¢n\Klng Street.
Dy, an felt as though my constitu-
tion w s breaking down. Quite acci- ` w]r,iiNEBIJAY_ -
dcntly firy nttcntion was called to llr. Wi|liains‘ Pink 'l‘ills, and I decid- -cd to t.; them, and I nm happy to say tha they effected a complete €lll`0. i l made my stomach as strong in ever it had been. I am triad to iy it i'e°w words in praise of the med rine that cured me, and I hope my experience will benefit some other si crer."
lilnrichilhc blood und you banish
most of the every day ailments of hllmfllilf-Y, und you can enrich it quickest and best by the use of llr. wiiiimnr-1", i-ink Pius. soiri by nu medicine fdealcrs or by mail at 50 cents a flex or six boxes for $2.50 from Tlicilir. Williams' Medicine Co., Ilrockvillc, (int.
Special tn The Guardian.
UVNDUN. June Z8-The heirs to '“"*5t 0| the thrones of Europe, other PFUICGB llfld Princesses and special AmlN15S8(l0l"B who have been Royal f§i\l0StB during the Coronation pro- Cwdlllki have said farewell to King
. . J Y _ .y , ('lmirf,, now in session in this city,
George and Queen Mary and the
Flin Grand lui in the Supreme'
found truc bills against Joseph Cam- eron and Henry Welsh, indicted for shophrciiking und larceny, and John, Hughes und Allan Mcllonald, indicted for robbery and stealing from the person.
'l‘hcGrand Jury reported at 5.20 and the prisoners were at once _ar-p migned and all prisoners pleaded "not guilty", the two former being especially emphatic in voicing their
plea.. _ | 'l‘licir trials were set down for hear- ing on Monday and the prisoners will be defended by McLean & McKinnon, Attorney-General Palmer, acting for the (frown.
The (lrund down at 5.4
ows:
To The Honorable
The Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme Court,
We, the Grand Jury of Queen's
County, having :inspected Falcon-
J\iry’s report, brought
p. m., was as foll-
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Could Not Rest S at Night. Back Was So Weak.
_Weak lame and aching backs are the
primary cause of kidney trouble. When the hack aches or becomes weak it is s warning from the kidneys that every- thingie not right with them.
I-Iced the warning: cure the weak,
lame, achin back nnd riispese of any chances of Eirther trouble. _ _ lf you don't do this, serious complies- tions are very apt in arise and the first thing you know you will be'troublcd with Drupsy, Diabetes or Brighi.’s Iliscase, the three most deadly forms of Kidney Trouble.
On the first sign of anything wrong
Doan’s Kidney Pills should be lnkcni They go to the scat of the trouble and strengthen the kidneys, thereby strength- ming the back.
Mrs. John Puigh, Parkdale, Man.,
writes:-“I have used Doan's liidnei' Pills and find nothing to bent ilicm. `I could not rest at night my back was ec weak. I tried everything, but could not
get anythingbto do me any good until
was told fy ii friend to use Doan's
Kidney Pills. I tried them and I nm not the same weak woman I was before l nm very thankful to have found so speedy a. cure.”
DOBn’s Kidney Pills are 50 cunts per
box or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers or mai ed direct ou receipt of price by ‘I lie 'l‘. Mil bum Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
If ordering direct specify “l)oau’s." l.-Z-l---i.__.
Falconwood Hospital. We found this institution very
clean and tidy, the ventilation good and the food supplied to patients of good quality.
We regret having to report tliut from information received at the in-l stitution, the building is now occu-‘ pied to its full capacity. »
Infirmary. We are pleased to find the inmates
all comfortably housed and every pro- vision mudc for their comfort. Tlic province has just cause to bc proud of the improved condition over forni- er days.
` Queen's County Jail.
We found this institution to be as well kept as conditions allow nndi
The County is to be congratulated
present therein. _
Hodgson and wish to congratulate Mr. Justice I-fasznrd at his elevation to the high and iinportant position of Muster of the llolls and Assistant Judge. `
Horucc Huszur l
Foreman.
(ln lichalf of self and fellows.
.Iunc 27, 1011. | His luirdship, aftcr coiigrntiiliitiiig
thc Grand ,Iury for the sntisfurtory and expeditious manner in whichl they hodi coniplctcd their work, re- lieved tlieni frmii furtlicr nltcndsince.
The following caiscs were disposed
of yesterday riftcriioon:
’I‘homos Pineau vs. Henry Ii. Dor-
ion, absent dclitor, verdict for $35, Mclicnn K. (Y. for plaintiff, ' N. Rattenbury, Ltd., vs. ilcnj. Mc-
Innis. Action for debt. V1-rdiet for $49.02. (3. (I. Dufl`_v for plaiintiff's nt- toriicy. J. J. Johnston, K_t1_, for dn-, fendant. i Page Wire Fence Co., of Ontario vs
John F. Hayes. Action for debt. Ver- dict for $63.72. W. ld. Bciitley for plaintiff, Neil McLeod, KAY., for de- fcndant.
James H. Rcddin vs. Joseph Mc-
Donald, Archibald McDonald and Otis H. Scary. Action on note. Ver- dict for $ll8.l5. John S. Mcllonald plaintifl's attorney, A. S. Saunders :uid Geo. W. Mcl’hcc for defendants. ,
The case of Mcflnllum vu (".iirr will
come up this morning at eleven u'- clock.
Supreme Court opened ycstcrdav
"\0l"nlYli'-Y. the (lhlcf , Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Mr. Justice Huszard on thc Bench.
The Commission from tnc Governor
General appointing Hon. Mr. Has- zard, Master of the Rolls and Jus- tice of the Supreme Court was read by the l’rothonutory Mr. Morson.
Law Society was read by thc Presi- dent Aencns A. Mcllonald. - To thc Honourable Francis Long-
worth Haszard Justice of the Su-
land.
The members of thc Bar desire to
offer Your Lordship their felicitntions and hearty congratulations on your appointment to the high and hnnour. able position of Master of thc Itolls and Justice of the Supreme Court of this Province.
We desire to express to you the
high appreciation in which you were
wood Hospital and Infirmary, beg to
greater number have already left report as fouowsz
London.
i held by your associates while a mem-
course among your fellow practition- ers. _
We fully believe that these good
qualities will distinguish your occup- ancy of the Bench, and we earnestly wish for you a long and successful judicial career.
AENEAS MncDONALD. President of the Law Society
0( Prince Edward Island.
C. R. SMALLWOOD.
Vice-President of the Law Society
of Prince Edward Island.
W. E. BENTLEY,
Secretary Treasurer,
Mr. Justice Haszard replied in fit-
ting terms.
The following composed the Grand Jury: Horace Haszard, city (fore- man) George H. McGuigan, Hunter Iliver,Robert Reid, `Crapaud, W. W. Stanley, city, James M. McPhee, Clifton, Hugh McLeod, Oyster Bed llridgc,'Richard M. Johnson, city, Willium Duffy, Southport, James Kelly, Fort Augustus, D. A. Bruce, city, Murdock W. McLeod, Kinross, John Myers, Hampton, William Cul- len, North Wiltshire, Archibald Mc- Neill.-Brookfield, Herbert Lewis, Lit- tie York; George R. McNeill, Caven- dish, John Hooper, North Milton, Austin McNeill, Stanley Bridge, George S. McLeod, Hunter River, T, B. Riley, city, John J. McCarthy, Johnston's River, William Pierce, llrnckley Point lload, James St. C. Moore, Eldon.
The Chief Justice in his address to
the Grand Jury-said, that after sitt- ing for a couple of weeks at the Court in Summersidc, where ii num- ber of persons had been tried charg- ed with high crimes and misdemean- ors, it was zi relief to preside at 8 Court where the criminal list, though not altogether blank, does not contain many very serious offen- ces. He referred first to the case against John Hughes and Allan Mc- Donald, charged with stealing $580 from Albert Dunphy on March 14th. l-Ie reviewed the evidence that would be presented in connection with the
case which His Lordsliip said np- went to their rooms to consider the pcared to be very strong, The other cases before them.
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case to come up before them was that of Joseph Cameron and Henry Walsh, charged with stealing what une 'night not expect to find in chur-
lottetnwn three bottles of whiskey aghan, action of debt. Shaw for from n warehouse occupied by Owen plaintiff. Gaudet fordefendant.
Trainor. In. referring to the faei;
that there were three drunks in the McDonald action of trespass, Gaudet ~ f
.lull he remarked that there are now
are glad to know that the new jailniore low drinking dens in this city
soon be ready for occupation - -
The following address from the,
preme Court of Prince' Edward Is-j
ber of thc Bar, and the fairness ‘and courtesy which marked your inter-
is now under construction and willthan there should be. The jury than Murphy, action of debt. L. G. Has-
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on the small number of inmates at' 3
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We take this opportunity of exprcs~ V
through ill hcalth of Mr Justice f
WllN|]EHFl|l SURE UF SKIN DISEASE
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Ailer 20 Years of intense Suffering.
"I have bf-cn afflict:-il for twenty yearl
with an obstlnain skin ilissnsc, called by some M. I),'.1, psorlu.si.\i, :ind others leprosy, rom- mcnclng on my scalp; and in spite of all I could ilo, with thc lu-lp of the most skilful doctors, it slowly but niircly cxicinlril until I ynar ago this \\i:iI.ur 'it <~o\'erril my criliro person ln the form of dry ivnlrs, I-`or Ilia info. rlirce yi-:irs l linrc lu-pn i:nal.\c to do any labor, und. siiilcrliig lulcnscly »r.ll llic flmc. Every rnornlrv: Iiicro rroulil bc rr~nrl_v ii :lust-
pniiful of scrili-s liikcn from thc slip:-i on my ed, some nf tliem half na lnrpo ns llic enve- lope containing this lclicr. lu l|'a- lrificr pnrl of \\'ln|cr my skin roirirnrnccrl ciiir-king open. l trii-rl r~\'r-r_\‘il.lu‘:, nlinont, flint could be liiouglii of, iviilioiii. any if-lipf. The I2th ol
June l sinrind Wi-st, in liofips I could reach ilu: llot Springs. I renrhcr Dctrolt and was so low I t ought I should linve to gn to the
hospital, hut finally got as fnr us Lansing, lilc ., whcrc I lmrl a sister living. One Dr, -- triuiterl me about two weeks, but did mc nn good. All thought I lind but s shcrt llinc to llvs. I earncslly prayed to die. (lriirkrrl i.|iroug'i tba skin all o\-or my bark across my rihv, firms, Iinuils, limbs; fcrl linrily swollen; to1e~n:iils pixma nfl: ling:-i-nnlls iicud and hard :is .i liorip; linir ili:i1l,|li_v mill lift-iw! n old siraiv, fi mv (lo df low l dill r~ufl'|-r.
"M_\'~'Islf-r, !\l"~i. IC, ll, Dnvls, ball ri small
part of ii hox of Giiiir-iirn in flip |‘niin~. Shr \\.u|I|lu’| glvi- rin; < ii-l, 'We \\i||1rvf“iilirr:rn.' Horne wus upiilicil on orc hnrrl and arm liurr-knl ilipre wus rrllr-f: Fiopprd the terrible burning sensation from llis unrrf go. 'lllry immediately got Ciiilciirn ltcsolvcni Oint- ment nnrl Soup. I rriniriirnrrrl D1 taking one lnblpspnonfiil of Cullciirn llrsolvcni three times ii day filter inmils; hnil n lintb once s tiny, wafer about lilonrl licul; vrvrfl (`ulicura ainip lrcrly; .-ippllpd Ciiticiirn Ofrilmcnl morn- ing and evening. liosuli.: raiiirnul Lnniybome ln lust six ivcpks from ihc limi' l lcfl. and mv <l<l'\a1 sinooili ns this rlirct of paper. liiruni l'I. Carpclilcr, llcriilcrron, N. X.”
" We li:-rr-bv rnrtifv flint wc rare ncriunlntefl
with the ufiires.-\l'| lllrnui I-2. finrpciilcr. and know his clinilillon lo linvc born ns fluted. wa luillrvc his <t.ilrsrur~ut in be Irup in every particular." I., li. Hiinriions & Fon, hier- chunts; fl. A. Tlionipson, llferrlinei; A. A. Duvls; fllillurrl E, Joiner, Mcrrlmnt; John Carp:-ni»r; A. ill. Lnfllnpwcll. Atlorr-rv and Coiinscior-at~la\v, all of l cnrlcrsoii, N. Y.
The nhnvn rcmnrlrnblo testimonial wal
wriilvn .lnmiiiry I0, 1880, nnd is republished
bor-:line of the pr-rninncrwty of the cure. Und.-r dum of April Liz, 191 . Mr. (kiwi-nler wrote from his prcscnt Ironic, 610 ulnut St. Su., l.:ii\.<ing, lllich.: "l have never uiffi-rcd ri ri-turn of the psoriasis and Altliough mnnv yours have passed 1 lil" not foriroircu the tcrrilila suffv-rim! I endured btfore usliig llic Culicura liciucv-Iles.”
Blnre this riirs was made by the Cuflcurt
Rcnirrilcs, ihcv bnvr- mndn thr-lr vvuy to every
Part of flier-i\'|llzril world, A 32-page book- et dcscrllilnl limnors and nflcctlons of the skin will In mailed fn-e in lliosc dcslrln fur- ther information bv tim Potts-r Drug Arfifiem- ical Corporation. Boston. U. B. M
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THREE GIiNERATl0NS
lepl lealtly ly lr. lends Ildlal Roof Pills
Over fifty years ago
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out the effectiveness of, Dr. Morse’| Indian Root Pills in correcting constipation and toning up the sysicm._
Since then the po-
pularity ofrhis reliable
4 N old family medicine
has grown steadily, and thc increase in sales
during the pas! year was the greatest in the whole half century.
As long as livers get sluggish, bowels
conslipated or kidneys inactive, just so long will '
Dr. Morse'l Indian Root Pills
cnrc these conditions and banish their distressing effects for those who are wise
enough to use them,
Sick headaches, coated tongues, in-
digcstion, hiliousness, dyspcpsia, rheu- mnilsm and similar disorders are almost invariably caused by impurities which should be removed from the system by the bowels, the kidneys and the pores ofthe skin. By toning up ihcse organs so that they can do their work properly, Dr. Mar:/‘J Im/inn Rant Pi//f cure, or prevent altogether, a large proportion of i the common everyday ailments which ` keep so many people miserable.
_Made by W. H. Comstock Co., Limited, Brockville, Ont., and sold by all dealers at zgc. n box. 29 .
people began io find
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'l‘he following cases were added to he docket which closed ycsterdayi
JURY CASES.
George W. Gardiner, vs. Hugh Mon-
Catherine E. Chandler vs. Daniel
or plaintiff, Johnston for defendant. Sharples Separator Co., vs. P. J.
ard for plaintiff. D. McKinnon for efendant.
'NON-JURY CASES.
Thomas Pineau vs. Henry B. Dor-
or plaintiff. Neil A. Gillis vs. William Drceland ction for trespass, L G Haszard
A . _ - , _ for plaintiff. Aeneas A- M°D0nnh cr to puuusi. the following statement I , _ . . . Z
or defendant.
...The angel of death claimed an
olil and respected resident of Little Harbor in the person of Archie R. McLellan who passed away yesterday at the ripe old nge ol 89 years. De- ceased leavcs to mourn one son and one daughter who' has the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral takes place today from St. Mary's' R. C. Church, Souris. -J.
The marriage takes place this af-
ternoon at three o’clock-' at the bride's home in Marie of Miss Mary Jane Wdbster to Charles Milton Wayc
of St. Peter's Bay. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. R. P. Murray in the presence of the imme- diatc relatives and friends. After the ceremony the happy couple will drive to their beautiful new home in St. Peters where a large receptionds bc- ing prepared by the groom's fricnds. The bride will be attended by the groom's sister, Miss WP-YC. Whllc We bride's brother, Robert Webster, will support the groom. The Gllllffllliil extends heartiest congratulations.
The marriage took l'lI\C0 at the R
fi. Church at Hope liivcr, Rev. A. J. McAulay, ofdciating, of Miss Hogan, daughter of W. l‘. and Mrs Hogan,
[ny l3rldgc.'Thc bride was attended hy Mins Annie Doyle. Runtlnn. and W. W. Murphy, Stanley Bridge, sup- ported the groom. After the eerc- mony tlie happy couple drove to the hride’s home where ii dainty wedding breakfast was servcd_ Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, with the bridesmaid and groomsmen, spent yesterday in this city and dined at the Queen, leaving in the afternoon for Stanley Bridge where a reception was held. The gromn's gift to thc bride was aval- unblc gold watch and to the brides inuid ii handsome bracelet. The Guardian extends to the happy coil- pie best wishes for a happy wedded life.
OTTAWA, June 26--The followini!
cable was sent from Government House to thc queen mother on Cor- onation Dny. _ "Her Majesty Queen Alexandra. "May I be permitted to assure your
majesty how much our thoughts an sympathies have been with your ma- jesty today and how deeply weshare the prideffelt in every DOFUOI1 Of U10 empire at today's enthusiastic demon~ stration of loyalty to his majesty and the whole royal familY~
(Signed) GREY."
To this cable the Queen Mother
sent this reply: "Lord Grey. "Deeply-felt thanks lor your very
kind words and thoughts of me dur- ing sacred ceremony for my dear sons and daughter-in-law. Thank God all went off well.
(Signed) ALEXANDRA)
Earl Grey also sent an additional
cable to the king to this effect:
drrhave watched from across the At- lantic with thrilled and grateful hearts your majesty's coronatinn and progress to and from Westmin- ster Abbey and would beg to be al- lowed to offer to your majesties their deeply loyal and respectful homage and congratulations: - ~
(Signed) GREY."
Hopc lllver to A. J. Murphy, Stani or generous contributors fo thc l"l-Nil.
wa; concluded, judgment being reser ve .
There ure no more non-jury cases to be tried and thepetit jury will b cnivannelled an Monday, when th criminal cases coine up. ,
The death occurred in this city yes-
terday morning of Miss Annie Clar- kill. daughter of Mrs. Sarah Clarkin, No. ll Bishop St. Deceased had] been ill only two weeks and was ellllltfitn years of age. Funeral takes place this morning at 9 o'clock to ,St Dunstsn's Cathedral, thence to R. C. Cemetery.
-(ln Wednesday evening, ‘June 21, thc home of J. P. and Mrs. l.card,| S¢l§Flf0WIl. was the scene of an inter-I “Unk event when their dnuiliter, Miss Florence E., was united in mar- fihgc to Frederic B. `..owthcr, laeile-l que. The ceremony was performed hi’ the l.<cv. I-Iammonil Joiiiison in the midst of about fifty imited KU0Bts~ ’l‘he bride looked very charming in cream pongcc s~‘k. 'l‘he‘ couple were unattended. After the Cvfeluvuy ri very dainty wedding n..p- per was served. The evening was spent in music and conversation. The charivaricrs made much amusement. The presents were numerous and were handsome and costly attesting to the popularity of the bride and groom.
-Considerable uneasiness is felt
concerning Albert Roach, son of James liriach, Darnley, says urn l'io- ncer, who is supposed to have lcftl Bangor, Me., for home about ilic lust of March und of whom nothing li:-is bcen heard since. Mr. lioacli l-ad worked in the Maine woods during the winter and was iuien iri b:.ngcir during the last week of Ffliirch, pre- sumably nn his way home. lt is known that be carried on his pcrson his wintcr’s earnings, about $150. It was ut first supposed tnat be had gone to visit one or both of l"s sis-
f i lum vs Carr] an action of replevln
scene of the great need.
Government House, city.
June 27 191).
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The death* of George Smith of Newi
Glasgow who lately passed away at the advanced, pgs of ninety years re- moves another land mark. He with other members- _, of his family camn from England to this country in the early thirties. Possessed
strong constitution he passed
gh the tolls of auf-'cnrly and eighty years of i
shadow in his adoptsii innii in parativcly good health until a time ago when_`he was called
He was a man of Keninl
ship,‘a nz conversatl
father. In
Moffatt and in ple celebrated
with an unbroken numerous friends
present on that occasion.
ago Mrs. Smith passed Smith was an h9f‘o"‘.'é'ri
bcr of New Glasgow standing firm.and true to tem- pcrance principles. His family con- sisted of six girls and two boys.'I`he death of Mrs Geo Brown in August of last year was the first break in the family of eight. The surviving members of thc family are 1-Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. John Andrew,Mrs, John 'l‘. McLeod, Mrs. Jgimcs Arthur and Mrs E. E. McKay and Lcnnrler at home and W. W. of Jos. Read & t‘o. Ltd. Summcrsidc.
a true he married this
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Special from Guardian Corrcspondmii.
SIIMMERSIDE, June 29 - 'I`bc
marriage of Miss Ircnc, sci-, ond daughter of Mrs. John Sharp, Summerside, to James A. McKinnon. Edmonton, Alta., took place at 7.30
ters, one of whom lives twenty miles, out of Tiiingor and the other in l:los~ ton, but neither the sistcrs nor hisl parents have heard anything of liinil since he mysteriously disnppu_iicd in Bangor, Me., for home about the lastl years of age, and was 'ilwiiys s<'l\cr| and industrious. When away fri rn, home hc wrote rcgulzirly to '..s irr-l ents and this adds to their fears that! he has met with foul p‘.ij.'. }~‘.c owiis a farm in Darnley, recently I-urclias-l ed and his wlnter’s earnings were in-l tended to complete the payment. It'
is understood that his parents are ini communication with the Bangor chief of police in the hope of finding somel clue to his whereabouts or to his, fate. » 1
ion, absent debtor, McLean, K. ('. ___ ,
Contributions to the China Faminei
Fund having ceased on the 16th June l instant the Treasurer deems it prop
ffl the infornmtion of contributors
_ rom the 21st March to the
16th June contributions ranging from ten cents to ' tcn'dolinrs each, were re- cniverl from 689 lndividua? contributors throughaut the Province, amounting i.i........$ 851.25
Besides 66 collections taken
by County Stores, Fratc‘- 'nal Societies, .Sunday l Schools. Mission llunds and . Church congregations of all
< denominations, amounting 1
883.63,
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Total ............................ -~$l.'.’3l.88i
The expense ol management-
such as printing and post
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age-amounted to...: ....... ..$ 4.92 Rcmitted to S. J. Moore, .
General Trciisiircr, Toronto, by Bank drafts at sundry tlincs...... l,727.06
P. 0. Order to close ac-
count...... 2.001
Tot;il...... .. .............. ..$l,734 88 The Treasurer on behalf of thc gen-
tlcmcn who inaugurated thc mr\\'c- ment-desires to thunk publicly the many friends in all parts of the l‘io- viince who were activn workers for,
and to assure them that the noney
yesterday morning in the Presbyter- ian Church, Summerside, the ccrc- mony being performed by Rev. I-I. .I Fraser. The church was beau- tifully decorated with flow- ers nnd roses by girl friends of the bride. (ln the bride cn- tering the church the edifice was fill- ed with the inspiring strains of the wedding march played by Prof. Whit- ney. The bride was given away by her brother Ludlow and wore a gown of Ivory satin: with Duchess lacn and a bridal veil of Duchess lace and lily of the valley. Her sis- ter, Miss Marion, acted as brides- maid. Shc was attired in pink mar- quis over pink silk with black pic- ture hat and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The groom was support- ed by his brother, Alexander and thc ushers were the bride's two brothers. Claude ,and Albert. Aftcr the cere- mony a rlaintyf wedding breakfast was served at the home of the hridc’s mother. The groom’s gift to thc bride was a pendant of diamonds and pearls set in satin; to thc bridesmaid and to Miss Jessie Sharp, cousin ol
*-he bf-i<l°~ nach u,.Dendaiit~oL_ne.s1r.ls_ To the groomsnian hc gave ri 1 iii-
monrl scarf pin and to the ushr-rs pcnrl scarf pins. After the breakfast Mr. und Mrs. McKinnon left by the Empress for nn extended honeymoon trip to the Pacific Coast before rc- turning to,_ inonton where they will
reside. Thefgardianjoins with the ninny frieiih f the newly wcddcd couple in extending best wishes.- J. ' .
Special to The Guardian. WASHINGTON, June ZR-With fha
continuation of the dclmtc on the Canadian ltcciifocity 'liill, the .fpccch of Senator (Iuming of lows was the field swept in the Senate to-. d
ay. Senator ‘Borah of Idaho, whose
speech was interrupted by the storm which swept over the capital yrsicr- day and caused it quick adjoiiiiiiiicni. of the Senate, because thc procicfi- ings could not he heard, CouI.n\:cd his remarks this afternoon.
The session f'lgurod as :in :.ni.l-rc ciprocity day from ibn lL'i<iil.liruii Insurgeants' standpoint.
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