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OTTAWO. 'HAY 23-The se iii” ‘ ws

°"“°""“°ti.°l1 0*' i“*»°l'-provincial roads to

_ _ n I ` t. t_¢_n1ay‘- with, the government‘s facilitate transportation and pre-

Y _ . u

h 'for the ipiipihveipent of high

B mote the economy of the eelmgry 7

Ii`s\'“the morning' 'liter a long discus- "Eve ` " i. _ sion, it ¢ave the bill second read- demandrygryiftrer hiosaiife 'mi;if;-0?:

ing. - -

In the afternoon it took the in sure up in committee and propos an amendment along the lines

that which was odered last year.

ment of highways. Another consid.

5 _

B eration was that parliament was not ed free to hind itself as the amendments °i of gentlemen opposite prqp0eed_ 1” W°\11d env one suv that parlia-

ptotides forthe distribution of high- ment ll ld ll W” “id '°°“°Y °“\°“K “W v1`°"\“°=°- hound izsfiil for timeeisssrgpllliztlrif

according to their populations.

In ate annually a sum of money ,md

the evening the amendment was adop- distribute in a certain wa _ wheewe,

ted, _ and it will be the government now

for money was hereafter voted would be

i’-0 voted by the house of commons each

say .whether it will accept the lg mn amendment' or drop the bill as it did :Big Egthlngaiiiore unfiilisnizlliiiii tilllirx last year because of the amendment. ell, ,,,l,,_¢,, should nm; attempt to

Senator Kerr offered as au amen

ii' usurp the functions of the house 0;

"“»°“t t°- th” m'¥hW“Y° bm “ °“b°°°' commons and bind that house for

tion ' providinB 'that :-

all time. The amendment amounted

“Tho _sum of money voted in any to n nenlnnanlo b th year to be expended under this act ,onnnnnn tllntrilwz arg ;::;°t:_°£“‘f shall‘ be apportioned among several ‘tate to non now yon _nan vote mfs provinces of the Dominion in propor- money' and what proporuun Shan be

tion of the po iilation of such pro- vinces .l'espseti?Vely as shown by thi aisyilfggdtgg thfoxxixgxogrovigecgségd

preceding census.”

that the commons had charge ef 1-,pe

He said that this was practically nl ‘_ ll, lf . _

the same amendment which had beer min; ;_ln;°§n,?,£l_I:(;Zfg Elfazmllf ;f;E';‘;_ med ‘JY l-11°' “HH” 1°" Y°“\‘» ev" in to take charge of the distribution

whicii the government had failed accept, ultho it admitted then as did now, that the principal was proper ons.

MORE THAN A ` PROVINCIAL UNDlD'R'i‘.\KTNG

appeared to be a great misconcepti

iff; of money in this case now and for all 1 time to come. . a Senator Choquette inttarrhpterl to

say that in his opinion thenproposal to vote money in this way was un- constitutional.

A PROPOSAL WELL

in the minds of gentlemen opposite gsnatol. Lnllgneed renllell that n

as to the scope and purpose of th bill. They declared that a gre

constitutional wrong was being done hand, They could “lent the ,nn

the provinces in the senate bv th bill and that an indignity has be put upon the senate last year by t

importance to the _amendments whi some gentlemen in the senate thou

should have been attached to them

If hon. gentlemen would look at

Preamble of the bill they would come the vnnlonn nmvlnclnl gnvelnlnenm ll0ME,May 24-Twenty thousand

9 tween the federal government and

(Canadian Press

ei-eps were ta eu day to secure the Peel on behalf of R. C. Miller, ernment Lodger in Carlton co iail. from iudgment of court of peals, which decided Miller must

a from is Premature blast about

ipauauimi Prose( _

il il

501'" miles east of this city. “D - a

All. formerly of the construction gang

~ Y-M00 iniurcd. two possibly feta

y Among the dead is John F. MCL

“_ belongs to Antlgonish, N. S. A g

ll , _ five iorlty in the Senate has resolved

who intention the consequences will be ng* ther serious as regards the Empire were plunged down on the heads of Fifty more w re seriously iniurad

_ if

. (Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Mny' 26.-‘ Dohnitei BELLEVILLE O!l'l.Ml.; 26-Thrco (Special to The Gllllrilllll.)

Y illdilistions are that the Liberal

n, Naval Aid Bill. If it carries out t

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Ol' ALT..

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, cones KILL PiER’s co

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.F . me Ei

1.oNG an/if'ii vni no li-'roo'wuy_ and au were crop ii down' "

¢ s

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- Weak to uphold thc burden of nearlylchute of shattered woodwork to the

o-1 “we were blown to view wdev emi' OTTAWA. nav at-'rhe editorial ten thousand human iieings asseuullsa this-washed ashes twenty-uve not hs-

- for the festivities of “British Empirs'low. ` mio Dsy," the land and of the big double-\ Thirty-three persons, most women.

city auditorium, collapsed today or crus ed to death by the falling

Light and Heating Co., for $41

°'“ ' ion Construction Co., were bl-ao; 000 in a cut on the Lehigh Cement

12 gentlemen opposite hola this opinion, 3 they had the remedy in their own

6: H°w°v€_1;. they would not no that he- | . ,,,,,n,,_',,l,,,,_ holding ,nm up ln tr

contracts from the late Liberal G

that Miller had already accounted

would be particularly difficult to

count again now,Was theperiod

count to directors of the Dism

the directors for $41,000, and that it

ov, when the u _

ernment. Necessary money to ssc re

appeal was deposited to-day by il- S

ler's attorney. The ,basis oi appeal was ' '7

to _ _ ._

8.6- “Et

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CALGARY. May 24-Luther Carty, heavyweight champion of

blow delivered somewhere in the gion of the solar plexius and the of the battle came after one min nnd forty-live seconds.of fighting.

Nevada. with two hundred passeng

sank. Only eighty of the passeng

Prevent nn attack by the Greek fl

Mc. war.

uiinlhllihiiii

end i _.__ lite

"unloaded" revolver in the hands

llison of Lacroix street when

cause ey wanted the money for . _

1 ii i t tt h he their Dr°v"'°°“ “V” 1' my dm “Y jriiislféamiiilsdirgifiieisggihb ,ii

s ure o commons o a ac e th t lt tl _

ch liannent izgisgnngonls :muttllonnl for_rlin_r ished underneath thescalp at the beck the Senate Liberals, if they destroy nlnel nlnllcn ,nnl nnlgen nl ,_n,, nnnre, ln; bm provided for B mm wsiél h _‘lm of the head. A physician removed the

be worked out and dev 1 dl iii .o piece of lead and the injured boy is

e We 1"* '_'-' now well on tlio way to recovery,

to n diilerent conclusion. They The practical ,lemlls Ol the scheme nouns have been ordered to nromn --------

`would come to the conclusion th

had to be p°"°°t°d by “ch agree' at the earliest possible moment to

this proposed no local undertaking or lnnntn ll tn n PMNCE I THUR the improvement of roads in any our coul _ me :fa ' °' C“““““ siai Garha, Tripoli, where the itui- Qnfl. nn{,,n_Y To BE

_ d h ln rl al or to approach

ticular locality, but that lt had con ln perlectlon malls ln Bonn, nuts ol fans recently( suffered n severe re~ GOVERNOR GENERA

templated the improvement of ro in all the provinces and thruout

ad th

whole country. This was more- t

9 the United' States, or the highways verse at the hands of the Arabs. -

° .05 the Irfelli-GF DHHS 0! EUFOIIG, he The government is determined tol LONDGN- M*1Y 25'“The “UTY “iw

thought it worth while that the fed- ll el l A l tn t nl met lated that Prince Arthur will s

t . 0o's The motive actuating the l

which he alleged he spent to secure i>r0P¢I1y preparing for a spur' track stronghold of Liberalism can only

accident occurred.

iourly for 14-year-old Gordon Ph

his

g ate itself

one of pure revenge for defeat. reason underlying the fight made the Liberals in the Commons Dlllill ¢“0\lEh. They have nothing lose, therefore a general election

might win if one happened, wher

iered to them an attractive gamble

S for they thought that they possibly _ -_ defeat would leave them no worse

undertook to make overnment

are dissolution, This plan was defeat,

aboard struck three mines in succes- by Mr' B°rde“'s wise “M0” m W' ‘ ~ t' Elon today ln the Gull ol Smyrna and, tnblisbing closure.;-ull, so that t 0 made emphatic represents ions

party which has s majority in t

era

and crew are reported saved. The House’ 0' C°mm°”° which °0mm‘“1

|_ G mines were strewn in the coast wat- tm confidence 0! tm’ P°°P1° 901|

` x . ers of Asia Minor by the Turks to procure B vote of the H°“°°~

get The Liberal scheme collapsed. A

. i

i on the coast towns during the Balkan tm’ argument” adV““°°d bY U19 'L

' erals against the bill were mere p texts and the real purpose of the erals' action was to force an electio Thus the Liberals in the Senate ha to face n problem -iiiiereui. from th which confronted the Liberals in

of solution; the former knows that

it companion came near resulting ser- '-“tion Of the nonimais in the 1-louse

ii- Wm '°““" 1* “F “ll °"“5°“ 1°' the LONDON, Mny 24-'rho Loiuinn govemmmt to mm" on the electom Gazette states that the king 'luis

lle a general election. he The Common Liberals pursued

n* an i“"emg°“’l° H unscrupulous policy; of office in the cuss of the (luiiiiii

mean that the three battle cruise

majesty to strengthen the naval for

L would not be forthcoming, the ord

would have to be delayed until a

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ll Pl`0ViU°i“1 ““d"t“k1“5~ eral and the provincial autho itie cms he T W ru W In A `a ' ‘°°”“ his i“t\“"" “i- Ut*-HWH. is extreme- will ensure its b ming luw.

' It was an inter-provincial and

mfuotcsessfshnai senator ` n

durapd's interpretation of the B. ‘N

'A act that roads were the exclusi

. v affair ofthe province. The B. _N

A. act assigned to federal authorit

tnkings connecting provinces or c tending beyond the limits of a. pr vmce

NEVFR. CONDEMNED ON THE PUBLIC PLATFORM

In the campaign of 1911 the co servatlves had but a planlain th

501151 l1l8sli'|1gs in the form of trenched, with casualties close to one

'splendid “stem °' highways' thousand men. The Italian common- """_ “ "

y TM measure W" “.n`°nded to pm' der on the arrival of the reinforce-

vide that the appropriations must be . _ CONDENSED ADDS

rnilway and "Oi-Her W01‘k! and l1“d°\" spent; al-col-ding to lmlmlntlon Sena_ ments, will begin an energetic cum I

‘_ .

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discussion on the censtitntieeai __________

qu sti t th i' _ ati; tismnlzzndosuelei ilgllillil oiitniill, Beit One cent per word each insertion i

_ . this column. Cash must accomp n

ll- »` ` in ‘ _ _ ' ' .

o_ tor Domvillo bolted when the votes Dlliifll- To LATE Fon

were takhlh There was connldemble peat that the Canadian ships are u

being in n. sense a money bill

Senator Baird the chairman “der Mi“i'”“m °h“'5° "W°“t7

__ committee ruled against an amend- ' °°“t“- ____________,_

ANTED A BELL BOY AT 'T

\` S

should get together, drop techuieali- “nm” °“ M'-"Y 16' th” ““`°°"‘ »\ ““‘““` lv improbable. He le »much too ueea The deia ml h prove serious

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national undertaking Wd “1°“’f°*`°fil=i;ies_ and develop is iplan which weep( Ksnel'-91 Gilpbretii .came into action ful on special missions and there are- _the three battle Eiisera 'were ordered \

“f -give tllocounftry the greatest of ha- with ten thousand Arabs well en- 0fh0l` CIPCUMHUIDCBB-

5 _ _ a '

in the summer of 1913 they woul if we allow the normal period of

months for their construction, _available for service only in 1916. Mr. Churchill stated they will

solutely necessary for the wh

bi BULGAHIANS MHS PANKHUHST

is to of

S im-

HMYRNA, May 24._The steamer possible in the Commons and for

re' decided that there should be modi

which the Canadian Govt., the ma- _ My of me glemd 'Me -“<1 we Zi .§“.‘l§"r§`Si`.'.'...'3.‘l‘i iii 2IifI.fZ".‘.? i.°.‘.§“ great mass of ‘unadian people de- _ '_ _ sim to place nt the disvonn of hi bench and tile coult oi appeal oi Mn

W supreme court of llritisn ('.uiuinl er and the supreme court. of Prince E

ll-

“‘ other session could he held and the ward IBIBTL ___

c. `

bill passed under circumstances which

he pleasures for thc residents of lliilrr

needed nt that time. Speaking on River and vicinity. William Stcwar March 31 last he'said “I must rc- step-sou of Mr, Alex Hardy, lust

n from the end of 1915 or from oth

i» e

d ~of men in the employ of the D nlinn-. and very serious as regards the Ben other hundreds crowded on the sec while hysteria and fright caused the

ond deck The lower deck then gave disabling of scores of others

his ra Hundreds of people on the top deckibodies of com anions and friends.

sat

oil ____

than they now are. Accordingly they

(Canadian Press.)

ce LONDON, May 20-=l)r. llancll lien Bd the Bulgarian delegates to the pieuc

conference are understood to hav

f‘

he Foreign Office regarding the _uttitii ds of Greece and i-iervia. lle br-.lu-vos nl present situation ns lar us file ilu

garinns are concerned ls uinioet iut erahle.

u The meeting of ilclcgatcs, rr-pi'i~sc b' ing all the Allies, except liulgur

' cations of the peace terms betwc n' the Allies and Turks, and that u co

ve ference should he called at once.

ut _________,_____

_ the

_ Commons. The latter took their

CHA'pHAM_ 0nt__ May 24___,\n0¢_l,,,l- course thinking they could force d -

is _ no‘

proved the use und i~ccul:|litio|i of

““ title “honorable” during the tuui

rs und the circuit court in the iiisiri

s ltoba, the court of uppciil und

.. ii SAD

lgcinfii

A sud accident marred the iiolid

G. 30

ll- life. I-le went into Guvili Mclleil c mill where two lluls of his nciiuillii

world defence of the British Empire ance, John D. Lowe and Willie M

e Leod, happened to bc. For some rou-

son he started to take ofl his uve

platform providing for the deveien; '31¢;‘li_»ib\;\;ié lwnglagxniréiylltly énrnclfl-§ile;;ih\;15; ‘iQ_EEn’H0tel_ _5_2,llvlll_ signals. Word has been sent out for upon two hundred revolutions a mi

ment of highways. Not a candida on the other side had dared to attac

_ n caucus to take place tomorrow u e

Senator Lougheed refused to move --- BOY WANTED TO LEARN PRINT morning' In order to have B lun Just as he started to take on t

ln .

the readin of time bill as amended he Dail Evenin Item of 1Lynu, ing. Apply to Guardian Office

to lie tlis

ul-

lltr

iii, fi- en u-

np- the irc

iziu

ciiewun, nnd Nova Scotia, the court

rt ct rt

u- the :ill fl-

coat. He did not notice be was stilin

cli

Liberals today were hoisting distress was revolving at the rate of clo

li Milli iiiilliiiii

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, May 26-Mrs. Emmeiino

.Pnnkhurst, leader uf the Militant Suf- frugettes is again in hot water. Sho was rc-arrested toduy and declared in court that she would- continue her hunger strike until she died or the government gave women the vote.

When the gates of Holloway were opened on her a score of militants tried to rush the prison. The wardsnq had difficulty in preventing them from entering with their leader. For rl. i0ng time they remained outside shouting "Wo will keep on fighting tili.1vo die."

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obty Sir Wilfred Laurier and kill the deck municipal pier in front of thelwere kxllled by the shivered timbers, .

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The ~

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Lib

‘FEEDS iNil FHiiS

W!TH Blliliiili

no V .

the bill are acting out of pure spite. _ .- l ,_ ll _ To the empire a deteat 0! the bm courts of Uutfiiio, A beitii, Sus nt would he 8 sewn mow it would of kiilg's bench, tile superior i-.ini

i.ONl)O.\', May 24-Capt. Mary

Ilootii, duugiitcr of General llramwali liuuih, fiend of the Salvation Army, discovered u, burglar in her bedroom nt Li o’clock this morning. Insteaii of calling the police she confronted her visitor and talked seriously to him about his wickedness.

Learning that lic was ilrivefl to criinc by hunger, sho promptly took

, b im~ tp _,lien _kltcjlieil__aud'_.gnnaf. him. .. a good, square meal While he ate sbs

T continiieil to talk to him, and _when

the meal was finished she knelt down

ny and prayed for him. She insisted on “Y the may praying for himself. Then

5- lie roiiiiseii io turn over ii new leaf

, » D ' . his und, with tlic coiiii_f.ei~promise to be d "‘ his friend if be would live a better

L' life, she saw bei- guest off the prelu- °‘ iucs.

l~_ l..

ee THE WEATHER “` THE TEMPERATURE

ills TIDE. MOON. ETC

that proposal. In the first sessio

ll attendance the Liberals obtained

R - T Y S '

after it had been returned to power? Sir G¢°¥`80 R0!! f-00k upon himself Mass., contains the following refer- ______ 5--liilfl

the present government had under- thi-‘ f““°U0“! 0f*80V¢fmYi°\\¢ icllflef ence to Mr McKee, son of the late \vAN'1'p;D A MAH) FOR GENERAL tn t _ Tn wnl be no mor taken tn' lmplémeng that pledge, and and moved the third reading. His Conductor ldckee of Charlottetown:- l,0,,,._,,,“,(,rk_ Apply ])l~_ R0l,in',, Qffwe _BE Ei°3§n;_ ere

had a highways aid-bill passed by commons and sent to the senate.

amend-ment which the senate he made last year was the _ sam amendment which had been relecte

in the commons only a few' days ~

the liberals in the senate had hocom the echo of the mliiorlty in the co mons. ‘ln view of that could the

fore. In offering that amendlnen _ _ _

Y _ trade of bookbindlng and is at lice-_,

m ” i . .

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expect that the commons would _ down and seriously consider

_ amendment which they had conside ed and rejected only a few days be

fore. _ '

No fair minded man would say

The bill now before the senate ba to be considered in connection with the simply bill in which the govern-~ ment had provided for .the pro rata

distribution of the money voted uid of roads. - /

THE UNDOUBTED RIGHT sir~'we~-eew°°~° ~- .

of the

an that,

case Todd

_n‘:_‘2_‘;,,r:£:' ardson, Sidney

The bill pro-

for highways

lll ll 0

supply hill it

Hon. Mr. Lougheed said that there WORTH WORKING OUT

'th

The

Bhdllflllll. n

l~_

B11- lb

Gray, John

A John

and therefore,one Fleet

Blind what obiwtions to ssaates

no authority to

e GWTYB. but be refused to accept the Massachusetts, was b n in Great George St

Sp“'k°"'“'u”g ` J°h“' N B' ““d "°°lv°d ms amy " ° _CAPABLE or Mak- Sir George Rose. Liberal isaderin the was frightfuuy mansion His noch

be-Li ' -` education at Charlottetown, P. El. COMPOBITOR i

' H

t _______ ` Coming to this country. 11° i00k “D mg “W wamed’ Apply Guargffnmig

Montre

M-V-0-'i.Commsnder-Frnnik Lewis' degree teams and is Cf of E. for ~____f’ ‘ ---- l ll

'_ _ » 1;; BED. amend the Naval Bil. As a ma te

_Lieutsnants --Ral!_Jh` S. Bneyd, Keno- Essex castle. ‘The newly elected TWO (zE§`;'§L§&E‘T: IEESUWNE good ol met we dnl not come to n dm

‘ lin E.

Conan'

_ _ I 1 roam _

1.. Creighton, charles r. R. §_‘;;‘_"“c_';’_§i°‘}§,‘:_°°,§f§,“t,,?n ff',a;“',';",‘;l,,;’,l soars in Charlottetown. No otha

H Spencer Cooper, `wltn grant mlolclnz among the -ws. boarders preferred l Addre_

lil `Hod- _cies of Lynn and Boston."_ "§_°°"" °“"?§§‘_§ an 5 M_ Arthur me ---'_'““

ali _iiihiiu if

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5-27MBipd on Tuesday says (Phe Gazette) _whe

1-lo1man_#&_£Jo__ 5 23503

change in the hour for the meeting

e. right to do this was immediately at- ‘George MCKGB, the newly elected 125 Queen St. 5-Z7M3i. The Naval Blll com” ,lp ill me wnlcll was done ns ,nnckly ns nnn

' a

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tacked on a questfon of order and grand chief of the Knights of then WANTED TWO BOARDERS_ RATES Senate for second rmdlng on Mnnd

e k l a for New Ham shire and e rn”

a y beginning of 1916 onwards.

R five (Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA, May 26-The senate ing -quite close to the slinit will

E _

f. .

d SD 8 er Lan( ry, decided against Sir Golden E gle or P St $3 nel. weeln Men prelel-l-ed 205 nnd the ,lelmte w-nl ,ml-¢ Ln 3

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_I .

_ 'Upper House, will outline the cour

0 the --- l _ g y _ present employed by H J Baniitnd wfbiiuiti? rir<g'itl?EN:Ar 2‘iiYT1RiTeli‘lf§n1: gig: the m9~l°l'“7Y lmms to hu the been broken The sud .iiluir luis cuu

_ OFFICERS OF H. ||._ S., 5, co., 105 Federal street, Bos '_ li . Gr di sic' . - His home is in Lynn. residing at 38 to A22" " wr” “M “"-

en o cimB_Eu'A"D lviiehignn Avenue. _He l»;e=:m~;_ebm°m- ______,____.__ L;'_?IlY‘3;m _ Tn ` _ _ ber of Essex asf: e. l H 9 ‘URW PIGS WANTED WE W_A T i - iomcere on ‘board H' M' S` emi 1906. Mid illlamied mr me gm“d ma' i two hllndreil YOURS P185.” 03° » be led by the nose and of Liber

ser niimberland, on which Prince Al- tie in July, 1908. He served as first also one toll poultry every week, l. nl-e

_ bert, thersecond son of King George lieutenant of Essex commandery, the F_ ‘_l_ _ U' ___ i.

5 V. is.a cadet, and which is expected mim°fY \(’lr3‘;°hr°;£'t° lB°t"r‘;';r_;u__;rhr':,°¢ "'fHL1' S, S_ CA»SCA'l’EDIA.-The

i ii 1 ' WHS- °“ 8 P ° . s. o ai ri-ivan in charlot n O ar ottetown next Saturday, are the comma__de__y_ He is ____ amve ascepe ta saw mst night no

as below: Capt. Aubrey C. H. Smith, mnnlnn. ol the ll,-,lg ,wand and third- t°“'“ ‘lbw

Naval Bill as it today killed th

Senators who are actually p ep

to vote for the Naval Bill.

S. Ons of the best known Liberal sen te- tors from Eastern Ontario said to

l- sion at the caucus held this week.'T‘h

French Liberal senators, along w`it

want to take the Eugiish~spea.lrin Liberals with them. It remains

res be seen whether that will take place

house, fair outbuildings. 100 ac cleared, well fenced, good state

°I The Liberal-Nationalist conference

A coat it caught in the shaft nud t

whirled round and round with tcriif

Drce until the inf-lciiine was sioppc

‘fi (Special to The Guardian.)

TC ________

ii 'i`OlfONTO, Muy 27-Fair and cold s- -_--_(@-

t The boy was probably kill(-il vi U the very first revolution His body

_ which the LilJBl'B\ mBi0l`1fY illilend 50 ed hip broken, legs mid arms bloke

ue While it is enerail agreed nu his hash also is iisiwveil to he

5 The funeral took plricc hunilrly

good roads measure, there are in

) of the lliberal senators reluctant to 1 fyeloek being very largely nttcn a

terestlng rumors about the corridor

e' l

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in 'dev 1 "It is net eerrect to env that NEW YORK, May 25-John Anhut we are unanimous in any decision to me lewyer egnvicted of bribery

‘ Harry K. Thaw from the Matteaw

rl Q

lble

ith

was broken, skull was badly fmctiir

n c B.

e gd great regret in Milrinv liivcr

where the Lid was il gen(-ini f.l\orite.

nt ll.

JOHN ANHUT GETS

Tl-TE WEATl-IER.- Saturday was

sumciviiut disagreeable with rain con,- tinulng nt intervals during the day. Sunday a stiil cold- north sensor made it unpleasant. Yesterday it was fair and mild.

The highest temperature recorded

Yesterday ` was fifty-foiir degrees _ above zero and the lowest was thirty- seven above. The lowest the previous night was forty-five above. At nine il. m., it was forty-five above and at iiins p. in. it was forty-five -above. , The tidc will be high this afternoon I at 3.01 and tomorrow at 4.09; it will

TWO YEARS' SENTENCE. be high tomorrow morning at 5,00

_and Thursday at 5.44.

. The sun sets this afternoon at 7.31)

l' attempting to obtain the release o

8 asylum for the criminal insane, w

1 _ 21, tT1O

l,,A§-,FF-dn SAUE_u0 ACRES ONE anxious to kill the measure, and in gfug sling prison,

- , 3 f ________.__-

mile from Souris. Good dwelling

eshsesssoseeeoeseoo

,_]. J'

in and tomorrow .at 'l.40~ it rises to-

iirnorrow morning at 4.l'4 and Thurs-

eniday at 4.13. 115i The moon rises tomorrow morning

ae sentenced today to serve not less at 1.11.

se of National tendencies are than two years nor more than fourl mis moon wagqllli on fp,,cS,i,,y_ Msn

20th, nt 3.18 n.. m.

The last quarter of the moon will

lbe on Tuesday, May 27th, at 8.04 12-

e leneth of today will be dfteen

Oi unfortunate lad wus caught up ni

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` ed.

811

e__.»?_f_ s. s. i.iiiiui|ii

5 tTc\i`e at whlclin the Field _B_ecr_eta_l‘y,

s-Lao. ,hs ham nom august seth to season-

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The Executive of the P, E. Island

Sunday School Association met in th\i'"Presbyterian Ci1l\!'¢l`I. Summer- side. yesterday, Rev. H. J. Fraser ‘in-es'icing,“‘n'ii|r. J. 0. Jarsineiiu- get the d' lf ofsecretary. Consider- able routinebusiness was transacted after which the program for the World'a Sunday School Day was ar- ranged. The invitation to hold the Prince Edward Island Sunday School convention, in October next, in the Nay Zion Church, Charlottetown, was _accepted the date to be fixed definite- if later. 'rho s near echeel conven-

v 'W A Gloss, will be present will

‘ber ilitli, the itinerary _to he de ite- lyaeter inediator: ‘ ._|¢ V3 decided to appoint a com- petent person in each section to

the interests of the t'emil°f|1\\°l

growing crop. Apply to Gaudet & Haszard, Solicitors, etc., Char- lottetown, or _to _ B. Creamer at _Souris. 5-2_7Mlmo. NOTICE TO THE TRADE I HAVE opened a horse shoeing shop on Euston Street, near Wheatley Cor- ner, in the premises formerly océuf pied _by I. A. Henderson. My four- teenyears’ experience, six of which were under the direction of J. A. Henderson, should be sudlcient evi- dence of my ability in this line. I cordially solicits a share of your patronage. Reuben K. Henderson, i ' 1 5-zznei.

- 1 A soon 1Nvsis'r'MsN'r; 1 Havre

lO1)`l`l

underwritten a portion of the s of The Model Silver Fox Company Limi_ted_ and wish to get in touch

_.with _parties who desire a 'gl

and conservative investment in fon- ee. _ '

' re

is extrelnely low, the auinls1s_ a

1 of the best s_h'£ins, and the sa

_ _ _ fe-

guards surrounding the erdoosit

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cultivation. Sold with or without that took place yésternaylbetwe

Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Armand

canca. The Liberals' ever since

much of what they term "the

they give to their actions at the

reading of the Naval Bill Guilbauit, of Jollette one

Nlvrlvls or' N. s. 'ro

BT-

day at the home ol Cyrus Bi-own n- in 100th year '-of herase.

W liter f the

‘aitbr .' _ _ _ _ _ -M Wi MP8 d'¢eeffm°“¢».°"° °\’°°‘“‘°“°”* W P” “"“ ll” '“l*'*°" ‘° We 1"°Yi“°_°- Nietmen. of 0s:»o._s. s. male bv lf- A- J~ llethelehl Phone-~cr wlrvfor particulars. reed had was herein' tell, yssraerore th. omeary. ’. . 1»-lR°serl..A1be\’t°n.' . ~ 5-rliuti. oiweteiiao; _ » ‘

. ' s-ss-i---_,.o_..¢.__

niesrdu chemist ogeli com. etc# rr _Pars to any ia this in-ovuee'.1»lnnsrii'»»usim.e¢ 3.1,,"

vcrgne is still- the mlk of the capi- tal, and has lost none of its signi

election of 1911 havebeen makin

holy alliance." Just what nam

sent time is yet unannounced, -but is not forgotten that on the thir

the most ardent -Nationalists _said he was wlllinf tb aeeon the Laurier motion for a sixlmontb hoist, and on the vote dve Nation lots voted with tho Laurier forces

_BE ALMOST ONE HUNDRED.

monks ont. no ‘ss-is _

_ The Compania capitsiisation Matilda Brown,' widow, died 79.1,:-_ gfem tha

iiiiii iiiiiilii _

I-*W e e

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hoiirs audh twenty-three minutes-_

e e o o e o o e e o e e e e e o s ei The temperature at 10.30 oclock

this morning by the RGXBU SW”

fi- FIRST ENGLISH HISTORTAN. Tested Thermometer witha northern

exposure was fifty-one d°§l'°¢5 95°"

g The first English historian, tl\c`7,cm and with a southern exposurh

un- Venerable Bode, died on this date in fwas sixty-two degrees above aero. ~

tion, as far

Dut- . my own li

into ‘

e the 'year 735. The most learned writ-1 _ e- er and most eminent Englishman of Announcflfnnr' it his ago was born in 673. 1-ie wrote

d on astronomyf mntheiuatlcs, gruin- _

Mr. mar and music, but his chief claim to ' Etc'

of; immortality is as "the father of Eng- --

, lish history," a title won by his an- d tborshlp of the “Ecclesiastical H19- in this column. Cash must accom- e' tory of the English Notion," an in- pany order- Minimum °hefs° twenty- al- valuable record of curly Ellsllih \1iB‘,dve cents. _ ' tory. Tn his conclusion to this work.| -“"1 ' “

he wrote: "This much of the Eccles- »°"By the Wny ' let me send You ` lastical History of.-Afritain, and some quotations on Typewriter Sup- more especially of the English nl- plies and Sundries-Carbons, Ribbons,

either Papers, Backs, etc. A. Milne Fraser,

fre

me,

priest Memorial Hall. Miss Maud lluissan abou- and Miss Katie Staiiley will givs\~ " il at -program oi readings and puncture;

5”-iillti.

one cent per word each insertion

Halifax N S 5-|`4Mx\_

or fthb "Reserve Friday evening, May

Seth, for the Recital in the Hearts

selections. Tickets tic.

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