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rate and 'Grants Criticlzed. '

A npec|al\meetlng_of~~the City Council cial Rifle Association, and that for the

was held last night for the purpose of' p»issirig,th9aai,lrqatQ. (loiiigclllerjlloopey, thc Chairman of tht- Finance Qnnmittde. |»rcscnted_ tbo` following list Of estimated

exhibition shonldixe struck ont. The |m streets of the city afar from beiuginn d Soilsfactoi-y condition. He would like to

see the proposed increase of pay for tho by

G S ARE linen livin

eiended by Finance AMinisiCr_, Who Declares-` |,, Sam 1,,|,,,_ Aged Farms, the inquiry Thorough, No Company Found' in Nvrihumberlandtakes

Ulisound and, Tells Policy Holders lo Pa'lsC'°°"

Hold on to. their Policies.

0’l‘TA\\‘a, May 28-(Special)-The most beunsound.

expenditure! ' ` _- _

City G_overnpre|_;_t’ ' S 2ri9&4~i

ii5il).00 2850.00 Cll)_ll00 1505.00 0110.00 il75.(D

12000 (li) 13310.27

l’olice `

Fire D¢|lit_\1§lI5l,§ii- Simct Lighting-.

.\inrkut_.ii_ou.ta_< _

nininteoanessireeis - - _isscssirlg and Collecting Taxes ` Interest _ l ~

School Bogtdi °` lloard _of Health

insurance

City Hall _ _

\'|°t°riel’.e'fk. _

Sinking Fund Market House

‘£25 (ll 517.50 700.00 075.00 1tl(l).00

tion grant, $100; and the Exhibition grant, $500, added to the appropriation for thu V streets.

that the estimate for the etre`e_tA' was not sufficient. but he deprecated such an unwise proceedingas the icfusingof the grunts mentioned. He thought. no iiioney could be better expended, and know oi no nppropriutinn which resulted more to the benefit of citizens than these grants. Councillor McDonald said he was sure

Stineudiery. $200; and the Bias Associa- los

, Councillor Prcwse confessed to a feeling H"

Co

in

Miscellaneous Grants 2740 il) 'l l'nfoi-oseen - 000.00

' $58,093.21 '

Estimated Revenue 58,3-200.00

it would surprisi-'citizens to know that .il '

S'.r. J oiiiv, May 253.-(Special)-Two now

cases of_ typhoid were reported to the Board of Health this morning maklngn total of 39 caseaat the present time.

portant feature of private members' He warned the policy holders to hold on ` ' ' R

_ _ Th b b I il

ny in the House was the defence made to their policies, claimed the Commission me avg een no Be mr" of m k '1l’0t‘fV0l'YW|1el`° Dl'¢\'1ll¢Di- d

fl°°l¥\ Bl00inll¢ld since Saturday but the

H _ W.S.1`l idl f h C _ ‘

011 ‘c ng 0 t e anadinn was better than a committee for sucb omcms conmmem watch the mums.

connection with life insurance in the Hon. Mr. Fitzpatrick said Actuary

urancecompanias, ol the Government business and warmly commended the T ` F

Samuel Kingston, an aged farmer of

committed suicide last evening by taking

lllontary Committco to investigate Insurance Fitzgerald had not been fairly aadsoof Puls new nd di d B anon insurance conditions;cli\lll1in8'thatg1'eat treated. He was much nioro capablcas » ' ' A 6 i0

time later in great agony.

reforms were nccessaiy'an:i the present an official than as a witness. J Hg wma we" known resident of that ` is §0lng ahead with itsagrarinu policy, f

mmission inefficient. Mr, Fitzgerald had been doing his wmk _ _ hcedieas of thc handwriting on the wall.

vicinity and the news of death tame with

H l red th Fi l ' ' ‘

e A so een" e mmm Mm star Tau' agreat shock to his neighbors and .

fOr not overhauilng the _Insurance De- The 1-gpm-5 gf gh, C,-,mm|55{,m wouldbe acqualm es gcreg gf grownllmdg gg the pm5¢m¢,g,l,u or revolution will follow and civil war

BDC .

partment when its weakness was shown. available for next session and would be Deceased was a widower Wm, ,A grown it is Cermln 0"" 5° ‘he Prem” temp" °f

lion. Mr. Fielding said the greatest evil found comprehensive. up family and “ny yea? me Pa

He had not been in go health during

ciintaxcs had now increased when Umted sums h” been th” “”“°°°5°"-V D“"'s°”'Wh° hm “smed in th* N°“`- the past few months but Sunday

_ .

urpluses had been declared for the past “lil -wo years. It was not clear why the pg

ncrease was made. There is a general ipluion nmoog citizcnstbat there was a

Estiiiiated Surplus. $ 206.70

In makings statement regarding th-

cstlma_tos_QoiinciiiorQ-ioopqrsaid that i

was the _duly of~_tl_ie_Cou?tl to provide in slnki f nd,fprtiie reyuiption of thi

.ea¢iii`oiimn- crave thousand sellers nstyear. In view of the fact that they .vereitlvingan addition of $200 to the tlpendiary Magistrate, a highly paid iilcial. and charging the poll .rx voter anjextra fifteen cents-

\Vat.ei-w_pi>l¢a Debentures, about which

the Water Commissioners had written fha tu ina-use ig 10,- w,,¢_e,-_

the City Council, and which had been

|'<=i0re i~h0 B°ll'd Bi U10 ltwil IDBBHIIII- nada much matter what it was for. The

Councillor’ Hooper-You're mistaken; '

Councillor McDonald did not think it

Tho doliclts of this department for thc people were b¢|ng taxed ,md had to wwt W0 YGBPH H~|l°»hsd<to beprovidedfor. provide salaries as well as the other

lie therefore proposed to lmposenin asses i

Ilwllt Oi lJ_l1Q“l“i\l'i»§!'_ Of ,ODS P2!" Cent. 011 » Exhibition grant tsl' this one year, as the 0 pi'nperty_\_lioiriers. and tyventy live cents on _Exhibition Association was netting e 110110113; the former rates were one sixth- large grant from the Dominion Govem

DI one iie1:_¢ento_n property. and lsluellts ment.

on polbtaxes. 'fhis inereas i `of taxes could

hinge. He was ot in favor of the

Councillor Stewat offered some criticism

"Ot be aV0id55i i-|15 ‘UHJ “|55 W Pl’0vid0 cf the financial management of the__Wat»er "D ‘T

fund; forlff the " mn. Uemmimionors -_'Works Department. _

we, _wi-'~_'_-_lt_ tc: w fe

Stlpenyilary"s»salaryL. ’I`he` estimate for estate and personal property for City street maintenance, _$0,l,l.0, was in the revenue was than read s first and second

ni»lnl°n.°I_ the Gheiriein °f th¢.Str_=;¢_t_ _tl Committee not enough, but that was all p

r

that could be voted. It might he possible one-eighth in each instance, om

to appropriate a little more later on.

Councillor Iilley.though`t the Chairman assessment on real estate, and personal T of the. 1"lna!1oeQ0t‘nulittce_|1l1d_cstimated pyoperty, for the ' Water Works and very we1l,`_bpt_»for bla part, he personally _Sewerage Fund was read a first and si :lid not approve of the increase of salary second time, agreed to, and the rate fixed He ntfersd to the Stlpcndlaiy, while at the at oneqilarter of one per cent, and the annie time the taxes of citizens are belnk, rate on poll tax voters at twenty-live

ents.

incn»aso_d i It was notconsistfent “nh "h° c promises made by candidates previous to

grants, and thought that for the Provin- third time.

The by-law levying_ assessment one real

rm which caused many to drop their York enquiry and was now employed by

l|¢l¢B- the Canadian Commission told him the work is While some irregularities had been Canadian enquiry was ni/ore thorough and . V

‘ I t ri i c a ~ ' . _ 0 po n e out n ana a which might lead 'complete than the other. of the ‘nal polson and swallowed U’ and W _I`¢f0\'ll1 |10 ¢°lDPN_1y had bee shown to Mr. MoLean's motion was defeated

!

mcrninghe was doing his usual farm

During the nftei-noon ho mixed av doin

__.______ _ f 'T i I ' when discovered ho was suffering

terribly.

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Sunday evening he pnssel ii way.

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nausea-uivliminul

SL' Parsiisiwnu, May &'l.-(Special)-

Itis persistently reported that former

He left Moscow for St. Petersburg

It is preparing to distribute millions of

riiament no proposition from the 0

RECONSTRUCTIO

OF THE MINISTRY

Talked oi al Si. Petersburg, but _Cannot-_ Satisfy the Duma- Government Seeking _io Pacliy the Pcasaniry by Giving Millions of Acres oi Crown Lands.

Government, however liberal, will recelv

umors ofachange in the Government. the slightest oonslderatlon unless the

emanded concessions are made.

No reconstruction of the ministry, and

inance Minister Shlpotf has been no Dartlalcoacesslonsln re88l`d I0 idle

insbéctlonand ofthepresentlnqulry. presentlnquiry. Bay Duviu' Northumberhnd Consul’ summoned to a conference with the land queatloncan break the existing

Mr. W. F. McLean moved foraPar- He contended that Superintendent of ¥ Emperor. deadlock.

TheCzarand his reactionist adviser s

dny. Meanwhile the present ministry SNK l-0 i.€ll1D01’l5¢‘. l»\1i»lll0R'ii5l10i F00!!!

ora Parliament and a reactionisti

ministry in Ilussia now.

Parliament in the end will have its way

must arbitrate the difference. The

utlooli is dark.

min lilililliuill T

CALt=v'r'r»., Moy 214-The Allahabad Pioneer says:-“Lord Kitchener has p ow been here three and abalfyeers P

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Vsucovmn. May B.-The Canadian acillc has intimated to tho Mounted lite, who secured the train robbers,

n 0 4 1” the °°“""5'- and the last' YE" that the $5,000 offered by the company for

f ~ i__'_""’°_”°""i M5 WliU¢559d B RWM? Bdvlnw in M5 their capture willbe given to Sergt. Wil- ' _1 ` ' f°|'!'~|°“5 with th* Indhm ANDY: ‘he son and his men. The British Columbia

' ' ` ~ = ' - I'““'°f °I°5" k“°Wl°dB9- The Fym' Government is Sore at the interference

T "' ` r LUNDON, Eng. May 27-'lille Ahohblshop

oftlauteibuiy, presiding at n national

_' .___ ‘_ "°` Grinloraiice at Cnxlon Iiali in futherance

of thc niovimcnt set on foot for

Cm,;1_M,,F,,n;,_ Ong" Mny 2g_(3|,ec1,|)_. ~L0i1isvu.i.a, KY. Mny 2tt-(Spociiil)- securing u national observance of Sunday,

Eight were mil.-ii and :nent tn wid=~

me and agreed tp, The rate for personal G0l(l lllld Silver llh\'0 been f0ill1d Within ‘ ' Y' 'O "Th KI" Ll A d to ‘eu f

operty, and for real estate is one and five m|1e,,, of the vlmge of Chdmsford' .liigurcd today by the dei-ailment of four M8 8yfnpuU§ya;:`d“;nF;_m:;“:n our gggrfs

IUSGYIUR E010 $500¢° U10 10111 5ll\'€l‘ Mm- °f “' puacnger limi" cm the and his earnest desire for the success of

The iby-law levying ‘ii rate of 4

gmm c°|_,a1¢$10f,9 an I Louisville and Nashville Railway as it g}|¢_mgvem9nf_` ' The monk, of Cimsforf] are very emhu. was entering Union Station here.

as

The Primate said, they wanted to

th tw d Ie bu protect the workers from a burden

l lllllllll Will

me wer e ma r an B sy _"*-il thoughtlessly and sometimes selfishly °‘"'|“K "l“‘m°' ' ` laid. upon theui by the prosperous and

well-to-do, who failed. to_ realise the ill

established if the United States courts

terfere seriously with the present C _

has .been marked and appreciated. The native ranks, who undoubtedly felt the_ strain imposed on them by the

n lines, are becoming aware that

_there is is relaxation of the pressure."

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zmilsn mil

livin l:nlni_

laid by Wilbur Glenn Vollvii and his followers fornnew Zion which will be

tatus of Zion City community.

minunlty.

~ _ __ _ _ , vet'-\°ti'=t°1=s°l his resent snsesh 0° ofthe peiieein their termerylmc win

- “L ` the occasion ol the budget discussion K

ntarlo Villagers Excited over `3V'TNlifl Detailed on Entering

[|19 Digcoygpy and Arg Louisville Station Ygs.. _ ____ gmsinntaemsnasoi mn.n.g.°.. moa-

lve the $1,500 reward it offered to Constable Fernie. who first tracked the robbers and then eailed upon the Mounted Police to assist him. The Dominion Government reward of $5,000 cannot be accepted by thc Mounted Police and will go to the British Columbia

police. SNOW STORM IN

NEW YORK STATE

G1.E1\'s Flinis, N. Y., May 27.-Snow to he depth of two inches fell inthe north-

--- ern port of Warren county this morning.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Ciiiosco May 28 -- (Special) - orn May., 40 Com, June, 415

Wheat ‘ 805 Wheat “ 835

l|lnard’a Llnlmont Cures Burn. etc.

_ ` ‘- unspeakable harm they weredoing. S T I d I _ I

, H _ j ° - . he rapid y eve oping agricu tura

_ t ll h C°"“'°“ the" °d'i°“med un “;,n°°l°°k ‘ ' 3' Q _‘I ___` district of Western Canada is suggested Pork. May, $.... Pork, Jan.. $....

election. He was not in favor 0 e t e to-day to read. the assessment y-law a 4 _ V _ . S A//Ifyf. .te swan point, for the mation 01,, - --is

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l"‘l'_"“""i """» .;;_ nsl‘Mtttl|ll‘i

NO SATISFACTION IN EATING

.___ ._ ..._ Hlillll SEALECTS1 T

1 ou’re afraid to eat' .1lllf.°.°;"i‘.l”°‘2~%‘lZ.§‘.l” ’l......n. ...ns i....li stoiuaohis bloated. Pretty soon ycu'll he overcome hy weakness and nervous

l)l3;h?hmbrlption for your condition is Dr. Hamiltons Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. Ford spepsla and lndigest- lnn in is doubtfiifila better remedy-l will nvi;i;.be devioedr These pills bring new

looserved the Sabbath rigidly today. All

_ A IIsiuir.1‘oN,May Theoutlng of the saiopns were closed except ,one kept by _ __ ._ » i M -

, . 01st Hdglanders nt Windsor had a sad a Jew. who observed Saturday as Sabbath Morrra-sat' May 26-Mlschlevoug boys

en

ding. This morning as the boys were He was arrested but was allowed tocoa- plaoed,a,38¢_a_1ihm oettfidge. 0a. is Berk 1

--- returning to the city, while passing tinue selling through tba, day, doing e avennestreetgcar trackthlaaflernoon and

i~l/iurax, N. S., May 20.--A rousinfr th

rough Dundas, Corporal Edwin W. lively business as the news spread. Be- wh_en_tilc,q_e:_rnt qarp_ass¢d_,n1ong an cxplos ggsi, whose homo is in Dundas,.jumped ‘sides the saloons, all barber shops, bow- lon occured. The bullet struck. C.W _

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strength and 'vitality io the stomach _and °°“"‘”_‘?°'; °' thalglxxl ‘£;r;`;°wl:,:|e‘}: from the train while travelling twenty ling alleys, billiard halls, theatres, gro- Hayward in the neck. ~ ‘"1-¥°5"l"° ° "W5 th" bund “P 'me “nom M 0 can iles an hour and fell beneath the wheel. ceries nndln fact everything except hotels Hayward- badnjitl-it c_ome_ out of, his

izenerai healtlh and instill such vim and provincial election. Delegates represent- “' ri-sistln wer into the system that in

neknesgisplompobslblc; try Dr. 1Iamilton's

th legs were ,out oil’ nearlthc trunk and drug stores and railway and street car house at 155 Park avenue and had scarce-

. ' ' Bo

K every “cum of the country were th A nfortunate man iied before he lines woreiclosod ly reached the sidewalk. The bullet went

l’ilis. ' ` ' " '" 7 gresem" Hon' DMM Mcphemon' George Schlbd the city. ` The bali park was crowded with through his collar, cut the flesh along the

.Faulkner and Robert E. Finn voiced 1'”

,

_ ' the unanimous choice _of the convention.

’ ' ` H Ringing* speeches were made by the . .

on _ "candidates ands number of prominent

_ _ _ speakers. ' ’

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cailaiially ynlgngglg

ssvt2<e*.f_#Pfa ?'»°°.-» ‘r1e='#§f°~,¢e°“ of-_lf ity and large" litters.

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liliszinetsnn.

s eotators when the game between

after an inning had been played' the

and all players and employes._ Although

side of his neck and struck a wall close by

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_» Louisville and Toledo was called, but andwas recovered afterward. The wound

in the neck, although not deep, was very

T I police arrested President Tebeau, of paiifful and came within an inch of the

_ l ` r Louisville President Griilo, of Toledo, 'jugular vein.

'T _ ' _ ' . _A abqndwes`nr°xnrtlyslv°n. the perk was _ To sroracnvmo BABY.

` " ’ ' ;r:s":£°;:;1ix;gresumpti.°n of may Babies cry because they are sick. It

inaybenpaln in the stomach, collc or cramps,-but in any case ri few drops of

_.___ " Nervlllno soothes away the distress and

allows the baby to sleep peacefully.

chilnren there

GU'V557°"~ Tut' ~M“)'- 25‘°Y°°k“m H ilhdlillrcla alhygtlfe liygrvlillhg? It cures all the

_ "| w-up _int facted plans for the _ , in ll tsj t. romptl as the

' clbloniaation dgsgxml thousand Japanese lrlaoctgliiseildsnot :d’e;§ei?stlr{?. leiiirsnebiiai-gy

' ' s 's erv ne a

= in

E as

libiralii _

$i.5o for life member-I L

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ship, 5c exchange for;

all-the ' neW_¢_Sf, b°°k5- _

Large( Library to S¢.'~_ ,,

lect frozn. A

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Southwest Texas._ Five tracts of land ___ flfgl' {::;`°h°u‘;e}§’;‘,d remedy of Camdm

_ . ill

_ _ iZ\`9|¥!lflPK 5_5“"'.°°> hiwhl been 1 . _ Solflleverywhereinlarge 25c. bottles.

,Y - ‘"1 ` ° _ a_cquircd~\-ll H\\`|,l§lR8a .l7;'I°1'.°°a_N_\°°°°"..' Dusi.nx. May 28, la. m.-The condition f ____.¢;.

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Bhd Z'iP\i»° C°“T1il¢h- ___.*!'_° i?\'°"1|_“9'“‘ of Mlphui Davltt is extremely orltloai W h an me uwnment of Tooth Japanese are-nowln thsirinative _oollhtfy and gravefears are entertained for his Bmsheag mme, “Dems from Mo `35c_ rwnlng W bunk WP _'dnl hugmpd "°°Q"’7' The Red Ci-oss Pharmacy. ` »8dtf_

_ Wash goods. Everything that

'il stand the .pgd keep _color on exhibition \%aton‘s’un__ Wed-

* bma fast 9,, can make nesdayand Thursday. _é8d2i.

on Fish Balls made from

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Coliilss;

i,_RE,’_Il'll16.l_iIiC_f FISH CUMKAMIS. LIDETED,

" ` “ Lmegiimiqarfnive N. s_ '

mg; _ "_ ' jug .4 | .’,r4..|,,:_.__', . ~_.|r. _ .__

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_ T1it»r.°fwhe.s=’fs= y_ _v 1 . r _ ‘ .

'Cnndcnscdldvcrtlscmcnts

‘ (Too lam for Classification.)

T0 LET-I-louse on Lomzvrorlh Avenue _ containing nine rooms viith bath and

séwern e. Apply on premises to Geo

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Mcbeod 29d 3| MFG

REMEMBER.-That everybody reads

a morning paperas the news is then

fresh and up~to<dnte, and 'tha °° i.‘i.‘l‘§ |l"ll'i..i,"‘l1`."ii‘.. lil? “ . v _

while their mind Elstill ight _F E "5, __ _ _' _

won Bowan? l§La)°l¢tlI>i;gBr:§i.1;§ reeus, ma n can ,

_ rt. good hotels. T e nnel

_sunitgoégrgglding place In America Il- lustrl iniormat. on free.-Tourist station, Charlottetown, Prince Edward island. Canada,

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FIELD Pi-:AAs_

THE demand fot..Field

Peas ls rapidly lncreasihg. and we are prepared to supply the best varieties at very reasonable prices. Our supply has been per- sonally selected by one oi our firm in the leading Pea- growing district of Ontario.

s They have been grown' es-

pecially for seed purposes,

l~ are true to name, carefully ‘_ recieaned and# screened,and . nee frgm detective seed.

Our choice imported Seed

_ Peas are worth 50 per cent. ,l more than most of the A wonny, 'defective seed on " the market.

We Sell 0nly imported

§eed Peas. _ _

GOLDEN VINE

Best variety for our soil and climate.

after ®. Co.,Ltd. T °i gf

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ri il

caoics liiroiirso Peas.

Veiches, Com, (Zio.

Longfellow Fodder Corn.

This corn is specially

grown for eed urioses from selel uRo\v1N<; .\1.1'r\' care- fully tested-

Speclal prices to MER-

cimxrs. Cheese Factories. and alivrho buy in large Ols.

vizrciiizs. '

This valuable Fodder

Plant should be largely grown for use as a Green Fodder. Coming into use during the bot weather when pastures are dry and bare, it is of great

value to all Jntrons of Cheese Faoto es. Cheese and Butter makers- Our supply is large and quality best procurable.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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