“einen”
1af<ir_ie_o‘z.-
-ii*
V...
,-f'
_ A CHARLHTTETH A GUARD
1 . :.4
` Messina D/iihv rounnnn iam
WEEKLY, (NOW RURAL DAILY) 1887]’
,, .._4, .
CHAR O '_ ,
‘I C T in LY TTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAY, IUNE 26, ;9ng_ ir
Q; _ Ei. ‘O iif 54+
ir‘i»t’.i”ir."'rif'25»-E »
iH| [I il] JHHTP
HHH lHi HMS
But Oflicer Watching Seized
Him and Prevented His Rash Deed.
.i_.
NIAGARA FALLS, June 25-(Spec ini)-Ofllcer Greenwood yesterday rc-
Irorn throwing himself over the Horse shoe Falls.
THUNDERSTORMS liiiiiiiiiiii Twp MEN KILLED
IN GUELPH, ONT.. iiiviiinuiuuii BY powpp 5H0¢K
S0 get away for the Quebec cslebra
Divcsting hlmwlf 0! hi-B wat and Thunder storms which swept tin-nngi, ployeo of the pinni, y 1 1, is ,,,,d,,,,,n,,, that Borden and vm, Montetth WEB About to inunge this district during the pust couple of At nightubolt struck tho chimney on Laurier have realied an agreement
0,," me pi-eclpice when the oliicer, who_had been observing his actions,
vented him
<11!-ys have been the worst experienced
the residenceof Mrs. Forsythe, knock- on the elections bilil concessions to
fun. mil-HY Ycnis and great dninuge was lthi oiirothe chmmey and exploding on he made next week'
B Ve' Laurier will ask the House to sit
Pm f ° d Monwiin said he had been _out or °“°' Strange in sny one of the ini.. sninnin s an me sions
work for a long time, was depressed and soul
lon§°f~ Wm-k was found _for him.
,.-1--_-“__””’_'
HSTHHS Elltlliill
iii. iiiiiiiiis
ST. JOHN, June 24. - The con- tractors tor the different sections of the G.T.P. in New Brunswick have ,ii completed arrangements for medi- cal' and surgical -attendance iior the laborers employed on the line. Hos- pitals will be built at: several points ,nd more will be physicians with- in easy reach everywhere. The Toronto Construction Company which was the last to make its arrangements, completed the con- tract on Thursday.
l°“E distance lines :ire still out of or
The house of John Rnmsa. at Eden
a _ ~ ` - Y 'H' _ _ Mills wus also struck the bolt entering The brick chimney of the Cro\v& by \vi.\.y of the chimney and sm-ions] Iion works was hit yesterday ufteinoon.sho<.km u lad u t who wie my
- ii.
nnclfpigrtlof the top fell through tholrocm, 15111 doiiivggcsinidemhle 'd=m;uge F00 0 tio engine room doing $3,000 otherwise also. I
On the Kitchen section Dr. Bert Paddington, a St. 'John boy; DI. Toseph D. Soflin, of Charlottetown, now located at Plaster Rock, and Dr. Rouleau, of Grand Falls, will look after the health of the men. On the Lyons and White contract Dr. Charles Main wlll be in charge. The Toronto Construction Com-
hus engaged Dr. J. D. Coilln
G O. Taylor the line
Rock and
as of
on the will he the fluc-
section.
in _it
i_______i___.----
BUHNS_' KIFNHNESS
HHS HIM lil HH!
LONDON. June 24. - For the drat time 'rn thirty years John Burns is condned to his bed. 'Mr. Burns has the reputation of “Gina wholly unanie to witness an accident or sudden sickness with- out at once interesting himself
gd the extent of odering first Lust week in Piccadilly he chime \1ll0u a policeman pinned against a h°‘"Y VN* by a taxicab. The taxi- cab driver was drunk. Burns dash- Bd forward and attempted to pull
she tmiicnb away from the policeman Y muln strength. lain suffered severe internal strain °“ ‘H hkiily to remain in bed for some time.
PEFSIJANS APPEAL TO GERMANY. Q- eivfnburs. .Inns 23-specini os-
gll Chee received here from Tcheran tvs that Persfan patrotic societies “ iT°h°'fHD. Gasvin and Ispahan have 3;? in a demand for German pro- uh £0" Bilainst Turkey. They ask 1'* _ Germany send officers and ohi- °BlH_'t0 recognize the Persian army null Government. '
EXPLOSION KILLED NINE.
St. Etienne, Juno I8-Nine persons af” ‘iced as the result of explosion of '° damli in a coal mine here today.
M* in iiirnnrr Ana rake no o ther
ciiin iiiis nviiiiiiii ini "AWE “P llVHl-A ELIH GHS UN HUEKS ii”-S”-i¥“?if2*:@...f.i“2.i11i.“sm
` Bt. Hyacinthe has suspended* pay-
--- ment. The decision was readhed at a
Frank, the four-your-old son of Har- (specia-\)'“Th9 G0V@\`Hm9¥1t Stellmtl'
n nccnnn/cnnt for R G Bayfield has gone on the rocks 100
,____i__<_f--
In this city the telephone system of the stovem ' y '
_ ysteriously disappear- On Tuesday t P 11 t - .
d not stand the strain no h“sb°°" ‘l*““0|lSh0<1 und muny of the edund itcannnt he found. adjourn for Donliliairion Dairy amen Wm
meeting of the directors which ended early this moming. Senator Desaus-
Near t. ohn R ` ' » _ _
S J , esulting in In Dense Fog on Lake Su-gxpxsfnitrffgngkofinnEhgggg;
ny, Joseph Morin, W Archambault
Brain Concussion Followed perlor and Lies in Very ,,,,.,,_,,_,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,_,,,,,,,_
The authorized capital is $1,000,000,
A By HIS Death' Dangerous Position' snbssrinso ceo-4,600 and the pain np
$331,235.
Railway financing is understood to
.__-
» _ have put the bank in difficulties.
ST. JOHN, June 25-,(Special)- PORT ARTHUR, One, June 25_. _»-.-------
;old Adni s, . . A ‘ lDunn, fell over the lime quarry ncar mill” "Om 119'” 0“ the I\0l’th Sh0T% _ 'his summer home at Brookville this Of Lake Superior in c dense lon und
tafbernoon, resulting in concussion of 15 Said U0 be in 11 IIBUECYOUS P0H'lfi0¥\-
the brain and died shortly after. ____________ |
TOGA N Y Juno 24 -
HHS HHS WH[lli- `
The Worlds e Congress closed here today with
' N tion-
programs in charge of the a
al Woman's Christian Temperance Union, of which Mrs. Lillian M. N.
Stevens, of Portland, Me , is presi dent. The speakers were from - the
TORONTO, June 24.- Alexander Women‘s Christian TGIHPBYEUCG
Uni Local Temperance Legion and
Black, of Dorchester, N.B., leaves an 00. _
's Ch istian Temper
HOUSTON, Texas, June 24.-Dur- estate of nearly $21300 divided “_ Young Women l- _
ing last “ight “me “gmc” “wt mong his nephews and nieces, V most ance Union. The annual meeting of dam-h at .uw hands of 8' mob in of whom liveln Western Canada. All the YOUUE Pe°Pl°'9 Prohibition LW' the "i°i“1tY Qi Hemphmi in SM' the_dccea.sed’s Infant son gets is $600, S116 WHS held U1 the m0U\iDE Bild ine County. Today both races sec- his share oi the wings of Wiiiinn, at the same tim? a program was giv- ured arms and the fwrivn in “Cb Blair Bison, Most; uf the props,-eyis on under the direction ot the Twen- thnt G me WM is immineub Tl” in ontario, nnn Rev. 'rnnmss Cowan, ninth century Pledge Signing Cru- lynching followed the killing of io' west Toronto ig appointed guar- Sade 0! B05-'ton' Mau'
two white men by negroes. Two ,nan of thc infant ___j______
weeks ago Hugh Dean and sevi-roi
other white men visited n negro ____________...._.
schoolhouse where a. dance was in progress, probably in quest of liquor `
it being the custom of some ti the negroes to sell whiskey during such
ii i Durin the evening Dr-an ’ _
a u rs. g _
was killed and six negrocs were held `
-for the killing. _
1"-“'-*'_"_._._;' .- .-|-A- .._;
‘rut sciui
N* ii I ~ , `
8 war ' as 'the order would naturaTlY 110 in Monongabela, June 23-Three min-
i, _
_odvlhn
"Familiar to all readers of good b'“°n_-annealing eo an instincts of Savory and submission under a Q ultitude of wrongs-grand in the lg:"°K.° which prompted a man to ' ‘""'l;Gs0 the wrong done the NT" e loved-so the nary which ml haniel Hawthorne has made im- ortnl, has been handed down- to
"'°"’ Who came after him, to teach,
d . §,i`,;-,_-5.‘1"i..:'i‘i.':‘,°‘.‘:..ri..°.:.°.'.i‘:3:.:'. th ¢\_fl|iad.' thi: lditlfixi HIM sirius »-~?"§=’.‘.i:..°:.: “H Sh* lfilt' gurngfof "Just h
iN THE YHKUN
'mn Louisvinhn, K _, ‘ .Inns 24.-A
U OTTAWA' ‘hme 24' _ S" MM' great temperance glass meeting at
kcnzie Bowell distributed in the the Armory' sessions of the Snne,-_ S\°““t° Yesterday 5°m° 'WW PNCK' intendents’ and Teachers’ congress, ed from “ rose bush h” Md this afternoon, dfteen missionary gmwn in his g“"d°“» ‘mm “ mass meetings throughout the city
spng bmught ` tonight, and ser y _ '
~ B ri ' vision
Yukon ten years ago The p g ,Hue nninlw by eminent K mid bw” °bt“i“°d "Um 5 Point b°‘ ministers were the features of to-
--* tW°°n 700 “nd 800 miles north °' dny's work of the International
D”'W5‘m~ The 'DWP “re °f 1“"““°“9 Sunday School association which is
Niiiw Yonx, June zi-Jnrnes cnn- growth and bynutlfvl °01°f- nnieing its twelfth tr-iennisi ses-
,billon, of Mariotte, Wie., who was sion io Louisville. The train event. mgniiy blinded regained his eight at ------1-' was the temperance rally at the Bellevue hospital today during a fit Armory this afternoon. Hon. Jus- of hysterics which followed' tho sur- tice J. J. Maclaren, of the On- g'son's announcement to him that his tnrio court of appeals, presided. case Was considered NOPBIBBH Bild H1517 Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens spoke hs would probably remain blind for on "The Two Oars of the Tem- the remainder oi his life. peranca Movement; "
is a rofeseional Rev. P. A. Baker, national sup
Cantillon, who p ~ -
of the Des erintendent of the Anti-Saloon, told
basebslll player, a member Moines, Iowa beam, and a brouher ol - of the progress of the _new Joselph Cantillon, had come to see if crusade against the saloon. Dr. an operation would not restore his ""' Alex. Alison of New York, general giighe, and upon the surgeons pro- secretary of the National Temper- iniouncing his case hopeless the shock TORONTO, June 24-The Indepen- ance society, spoke on the "dual ieileoliddhis restriction. denu Order of Foresters is being de- problem" that confronted the tem-
liberataly ignored in the arrange- pernnce worker.
-'= - 'T2-*" rr- ' ments for the funeral of the late Hen- The principal address of the mis-
lry A Collins, late Supreme Treasurer sim-iary campaign was delivened at The family feel keenly the treaunent Trinity Methodist piscopal church
ET accorded Mr. Collins durfngtthe past‘_by Rev. J. F. Lees of Atlanta.
' and blame it for hastsnrng his
Wm* hm* fmm U19 mons in man Louis-
week.
demise. They have therefore intimat-
d ire the For
_-._
` sa in ii tn a t - - ld Famous at New estersuto ogciaayngttcneg the funeral THREE MINERS 1{]i_1,ED
To'nig£t° order will, however. B005 tl *Nam haps fatally burned from an explosion
,é,.,____._.....----- and many members will likely ntttud at the-Ellsworth number one mince(
' .“- Q = I _ in thdr POTDUDBI CU»DB°i’f»Y~ MT- C511' the`Pittsburg Coal Company near
woman." Every one should see it -Line will be buried w.Mi Nlasdnic hon- here yesteday. Ol the victims taken one of the most famous stories everi,-,rg and there will be B “U89 “N-Wd' from the.mine, John Beal is the only told to the world, by one of its ance ol Wveml MBBUHW l01\'E°9- one iilitntihed. The others are foreign-
ers, whose features were too scorched
the case ol so prominent official The gn, ,mg dead nnd “von Umm ne,-
t t ritcrs.
grea 08 W to be recognized.
A 'ri-Bmp’s Revenge is a short story
'wsu told. W1'-\1 "Where ir that 0'1"' ~ teh" offering sufficient laughs to
Pf°“° °“° “‘°“ °'“’“°“' “"6 °"§2T, .__ Hon. P. H. nov Robinson.
'"5 °°‘“°“’ °' "'° hm°°" °l°'”' o J 25- s i i- Moivrnazai. Jn ai-Hon. P. H. “ °“° °'°"§'“‘,i“ld°m ,lfiigrsa belfneri .ri?.:w'Him2ét soy, Pranasrii ni mths Bank oi si. Tiiaatbsith (iili;;eMcBi£iHincn's iilurtrnt- June corn 68% Joim'u. was relwmd from intl lee
_ nan ii ¢ -1 ~»~ r°-an-“<1 1"*-°P°"‘ ‘ -- - ‘° :i‘*;:..a.i”::i ..... '::..:..°..:::‘.°i:. ....._ I-if ,__
_wi an enthusiast/lc audience this July Wheat . . Bill Nm ~ov`?:ing. nllsrhrhe crowd to New ggi; £22235! 6011!" GMU NWYUS }| 0| Trnnggm ¢.”4rg|_
n o . , . . . .
Wonder-ia S
\
_ . - \ `
‘ ' nf’-“{f~.._ s ._ ~
_ _ _ r , » » r ---~---\~nwonw:»v~v'~"‘ 1.-»--_--».-~- ` H ` - " ‘
t
_ GUELPH ont .Inns ei-<snecini>~ 'cami - '
' " ~' ' ge and shocking almost ever gm tions HAMILTON Jun
. e 25-(Special) _
There was n double electrocution yestai-_ day at the Greening Wire Company Plant on Queen St. North.
The victims were Geo, Bambi-ii; md
Arthur Scottney. Tl1°Y_ W0r°_ employed as carpenters en.
Edged in building a frame shed edjnin. ing the works.
Over their heads ran the high-tensiom
” _ .
wreck TelePh0U¢~ System, 0116 Big Laurier and Borden Reach an In Hhlllllillll, the Result _gf Ci-Qgsed
Factory and Several House C ° A I `
h m greement and Members . _ _ ' “WS May Get Away Soon Wires. They Were Engaged mliuild-
‘Shock Peopl ' ~ r
. e and Enact . - - _
Strange ’ Freaks -T- ' S mg and were Dead ‘netore the
, orrnwa, uns _ em _ "__ -
ed young man named Monreiih divtious are Jthat25 Pisllaxiielgu lwiil
M" B _ii P\”0F0§\le in time to allow members _
.ed power wiies which supplied the fu.-
tory. '
The wires were supported in the usu.
tag glgyganélngeld by guy wires running
In loosing the wires they sagged oo".
slderably, so much so that they camo in contact with the power wire-
The men did not die immediately but were dead before the patrol wagon ar ived,
ELUSING Ui U.|I.E.
li SHN|N|HlSllli
~ A large number attended the clos.
ing' exercises in the Union Commercial 11011839. Bummerside which were held ill Market Heli insi evening. The foi- 1°WiD¥ Pwgram was carried out Wm. Moran, acting as chairman' P15110 9010. Miss Rubis McDonald: reading. Mi Mildred siiiipnnncvncl al solo, Miss A. Compton; dist;-ibn. t/ion off diplomas_ and prizes. His Wor- Bhilp Mayor Compton distributed the Prizes. Then the balance of the pro- liram was carried o/ut. Piano solo, MiBB_G. Moore; vocal solo, Miss H. Andrew; reading by_ G. H. -Pruner; vocal solo, Fredk.-McSween. The fol- lowing is t/he prize li.i't:
Book of poems, presented by the
Journal Pub. Co., awarded' to Miss Olive Murray for the highest aggre- gate in the Commercial Dept.
Book of poems, presented by Sin-
clair and‘ Stewart, Lcd., awarded to Miss Florence Palmer for hibhest ag- gregate in Shorthand Dept.
Prize for neatness in work present-
ed by Brace McKay & (le. Ltd., awarded’ to John McCabe, Middleton.
Prize for penmanship presented by J. C. Jardine, awarded' to Stewart Linkletter,-Liniiletter.
Second prize for penmanship pre-
sented by D. K. Currie, awarded to Miss Gertie McKinnon, Grand River.
Prize for spelling, presented by M.
L. Fraank McKenzie, awarded to Isilac Lfnkletter, Linkletter.
Gold Bracelet, presented by R, T.
Holman, Ltd., awarded to Miss- Ethel McDowell, for typewriting.
Prize for neatncss in work, present:
ed by the Piioneer Pub. Co., awarded to Miss Katie Morrison, Summerside.
Prize for prodcicncy in Gregg short-
hand, presented by M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd., awarded to Miss Lutie Richardson, St. Eleanors. The following are the §l`B\'1“Bf-55”'
COMMERCIAL DEPT. '
Olive Murray, Linkletber. \10`H°f5- Bruce Dav.ison,' Belleque. l10I1°l‘B- Isaac Linkleftter Linkletter, honors. Percy Cameron, Wellington, honors. Louise Yeo, Port Hill. Eva Bearisbo. gnmnm-5i,i5_ Roy Grigg, West Devon. Hy_'Craswell, St. Eleanors. Harry Alien, Summerside. Agllee McDonalg, °°°‘g°‘°“;.°_“‘°;‘°i:- §:f.‘.i’...”_‘°i‘.‘.‘1§’i-1
'r i
?:11r§“h\;nst>ri: Btevltart Linklettler, Link-
erside.
letter. Harold Strong. Sum!" Wm. McEwen, Bti Elesmors. Chas. Savers, Summerside. Bremer Robin-
sid .
§0i§o§"t¥1“HH¥n HND rYPi~1wn1'r1NG_ Florence Palmer, Mimil1€i£HS\1» HUUUW- Ethel,/McDowell, Summerside, honors Mary Thomson, Kensington. Chas. And-rows, St. Elcanors. Minnie- Desi!- nn_ Cape Traverse. LnWr{i)uCC'l§T¢3I‘!*;:i‘: Bt. Eleanors. Beiinice Mc one .d n inn River, honors. Lulu Richer so . St Elaanors, honors. Ada Stevenson. Fredericton. Katie Morrison, Bum- me.i~gias_ Agnes McDonald, Georg*
town.
_____?--
SHHHHJ [lVHl
HHS H1 HEATH
,___-
NIAGARA FALLS. June 24'-'“°°
cyclone whidh struck this city about 4.30 o'clpck this afternoon, was the eause of the death of Henry M0381” who was saillnil 011 910 UDP” M56 gnrn River sr. Chippewa. about 20 yni-di; ii-am Hog Island. His boa; “LBS upset and carried over the a B.
h th man clinging to it He was
,_ _
:Bon 0: a well known local' railway
Y
who receives ndimly print- ed, badly printed, badly ioiasi. inaiv cut. brdlr addressed. bldly vr\PP'4» torn, soiled of incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub- gripiioe Department at
UIBIL i
__... -___~-- ____--\--* ‘ An Guardian reid"
Mlllli UHHISHE
U. S. l]H|E|l|_S
,__
U.S. Government To be Notified--Good Progress ln Commons
OTTAWA, June 24. - Replying to
a question in the house today Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that the rs- ports and despatches in the news- papers seemed to make it clear that Canadian and British subjects on a holiday trip had been subjected to indlgnities at the hands of thii Uhited States officials at Niagai-A Falls. He could not conceive the reasons ior this in view of the cor. dial relations between the two coun- tries. It would be the duty of the government to ask His Ma- jes|;y's representative at Washing. ton to bring the matter asia,-, 'the United States authorities,
wnii _ii ininni
LONDON. June 24-mrs Desser-
Ullgh. head of. the British 01ympi¢ 'games committee, speaking to (Jann. dian Assocfation Press, said* that he had heard nothing with regard gn ne. fusal of Longboat‘s entry. He believ- ed there had been some trouble ac- ross the water, but he'had.no wish to create trouble here. In fact, he hand reserved no objections with rc- gard to Longboat.
P. I... Fisher, Hon. Secretary of the
Amateur Athletic Association, has not received any objections to Long- boat's entry, and before the A. A. A. could notice any objection, _it must be in the shape of a specific charm. Mr.. Fisher knows, nothing with i-nl gard to the rumors emanating from
entry has been refused by A. A. .\_
THE WEATHER.
Northwest winds, fine and cool.
_____.__-__»
HEAT WAVE IN CHICAGO.
ns amd several deaths caused in
yéste'rday's heat wave in Chicago.
Too into for Classification.
M. Hutcheson. 6-hiidiwpd.
y y . y same by applying at Guardian. _ 's-scan
NTED-Second class teacher
Uziah Boyce, Sccy of trustees.
6-85dr3i.
`l)0N'T-Forget sale at Law Con
business stand with 35 acres of lan at Peakcs Station. 6-Ztriithenidli.
size; parties having some f
sale, address, stating price etc.
G ardian ofllce 6 Bediipil
TORONTO, June 26-(Bpecinl)-
CHICAGO, June 33-Ten prostra-
tin part by heat were the net results of
Minard's Linimeni used by Physicians
Condensed Advertisements
ACKEREL-Bbls for sale. J. F.
' TOUND-In Victoria Park yester-
da two kc s Owner ma have
I or
ll . ' . wnacnsn-wanted for New Haven ,,n,,,, nn ., tn.”
mm imibm in i no
7-dlp was blown in tbl
HU||. MlllHHlH _ _
WILL HEHHE
' | ,.1.
From Ofiice of Minister of- Agriculture in the Ontario Government Shortly. S
°-- .£33
TORoN'r0, June 25-(Spwiai)-Ai.
tl.ougii rn- ..'.i”n-iril announcerneut has yet h~»--n n....ii» it in i-.ininlently ex- Ii»w\i~<l li) tho-\~ rl-».~iu iii witch* with ctr- iinvernmcua iinit. lion, Nclnoil Monteith will place his resignation la Minister of Agriculture in the hands of Premier Whitency in the course of hhe next few days. _
i_____._.i_-_»
HHH] HIHPHIU
HHH M[lll|HlH
,___ ‘
FORT` MONROE, Va., Cunc _ ll.-
A torpedo test of the monitordflor- ida took place Saturday, an nm- val oillcials declared it ,was latil- factory. The damage dong, it’ h said, was largely localized. The val- sel was seriously though _not vitally injured, and if she were aibattimhip she would be in a condition to keep in the fight. ‘
The scene was most spectacular, an the torpedo hit the vessel just 'bout
midships and four feet below th&wa~ ter line, a great column oi w wr, estimated at two hundred foot in height, and one hundred in width, ross into the sir. 'ras sorpedo kum- ed by a trolbey,stru_ck squarely. the point mentioned and penetrated; the double bottom, and the coal bvnnkcr formmg part of the cpmpartmetit ab- tnoksa Pumps immediately w¢h_q~ ‘at 'work and preparations made' to ‘tow~ the vessel to the navy yard for dry-docking. The Floijida listed :- bout 'sixteen inches on the starboard side aft, but vigorous work at." tlho pumps kept her from touchiim bottom. The crew of about bbirny men and Admiral Menon and other oiiicials od the ordnance bureau boarded the Monltoron reuohfngthe place where the tat was to bu hold, and remained there when _the torpedo tore into the hull. ‘
The edect of the contact and explo-
sion was practically the same as
-when-.a-.she1l. was fired at the moni-
' tor’s turret several weeks ago.
EHHPTIUN Ull
SlMlllll |Slll|]
,___-
AU,CKLAN_D, "New >ZtHl.'ind, JBII
24.--Advlccs 'raceivth linr.-_ state that for three nights "ne§{nnin,. may 10, there was _a ' `ren1lr abio \~olvni\in outburst on Savaii' ‘hs inm.-at of the Samoan Inlnlidl. The limi. or- “°:‘°i. if ei cs ' o o e -
ggry to! *nbc ii|lai‘i'd;,'i`t glue eeglimut-
a early `t oulan tonl
per minute. , " ‘5?_‘f¥‘?
Soon thorn _wus an almost continu-
hi' f u\bi"'bi'\\f‘iiiil00 Vid
_|_oussel~l".g e
New York sources that Lough. _ii <1. und "Um an immks ‘geo mx f I'
limp, ii<-wing iiiiwii #thc mountain sid.. it ove -iloi-ind "idle eiiife, deo- troying manyf native houses ln fha way, dropping into the oimn and causing an immense uprising of steam.
,____¥ié_-_-_
SASTHU IIEHES lHi WHll|.i Hlllilll
,_-4| _
PARIS, June I4. -The Matin
this morning prints an interview which its Caracal oorrdpoudeut has had with Cipriano Outro, Pre- sident of Vonuuelo, in wbkh the president explained thit his policy was to dgbt foreign companies who monopoliscd the economic life of the country. Hs added that this could
` not 'oo separated from the political
life. Venelueis, continued the Prd- dont, was on had tonal with almost all the powers. It was his work in which he gloried:
"I do not har Europe," laid PI¥i-
dcnt Castro. "All the power! em coalesce but Venesuela will remain impregnsble while ll live Y
Accoi-dung to the Maritime Correa-
Mermaid School. Good supple- '_ n _
ment for a good teacher. Apply to pond” t 0 venuuehu vnu] Mn
ser secured A copy of the"~i-eport nl the united seam uni Amelie. which he made in Wnnhi , wi* rolercnoc to a recent tr( from Du'
tts _
_ Building on Tuesday 30th inst can to Gidad Bolfvnr. v at twelve o‘cl.ock noon of valuable , `~|
" B Fairs snows 'ro rnnona.
__ agent Col. June _ the gg.,
VV A H I ° E" ca" an rung; plonion of a cltload ib IQ
to iw" r°¢iJ°I1l\y n freight ‘train on th
Denver t Rio Grande road wel blown to pi , Two
Q
553? ir!
LA
U
il a 'lf
-3 ri
3
--
......~._’5<._ fo- \
»