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PUD" lifeut. Charlottetown, yester- SU'MMERBIDl_$. June 10.--The June

he Me- Buminsrslde to-da Chief Justice

iz;iJl_t__a;1)__0rDllx:_g__.___`iit.n:i_nmo'§)o€ii, the term of the BuPreme Court Oiiened in

fidptuill nlld Two Sailors Pcrished.

A terrible ease of_ shipwreck occur-I Capt. Cormier, of Soul-ls, aged red in Northumberland Straits yes- years.

terday evening. Not only was consl- Henry Bushy, of the city. 55 du-alll, loss of property involved, but Andrew McDonald, city, 45 y

three human lives were lost.

eight ~fathoms "of water, and it

fpnpcd at present that she is a.;total‘ relatives of these unfortunate ln loss. The intelligence of the v ssel's, On her way back to Charing; lnsn quickly spread through the city, last evening, _pgs B. S. Noi-thu nnd on all sides _awakened deep re- land sighted t' wreck, which ln gret and sympathy f°l‘ Y-hose who are visible; the sunken schooner ly

sufferers hy the calamity-

is_ community will be extended to

The Polar Star belongs to Messrs. albout ten feet of her masts are sta Lyons & Co., of Charlottetown, the_ing out above the surface. Accord

head of which is the city's~ respected to the people on the Northumbe Mayor, Mr. C. Lyons. She has been‘she went down with all her engaged for many years now in the hoisted. the three jibs, foresail

transport of coal to the Island, amdidouble-reeled mminsail being all ln yesterday when she was lost she wns_out. on a trip of this desdriptlon. She The Polar Star was not the o was on her way from Picton to Char-\ Charlottetown vessel caught in

lottetown with a cargo of coal when storm which swept over the S

ed so destructive. There was s. very_also bringing coal from Pictou

years. fair number of the ministers

. C f t t d

While It is understood that the dex? on “ence present B yes er ay

lying to oi! Point Prim in a gale, the were all married men and Jept. schooner' Polar Star, of this city, mier was the head of a large l

_ amily. meeting of the Station and St

went down with all hands in about|Tne profound sympathy of the

entisc cal Committees, and then in

en. beglln, and was continued ag etown the evening, being at nine o'clock mher- Jlourned to this morning. quite The Conference sessions are a ing in ing held in the church building

01115' 9151171 fBl3\i011\€ of water, and while the various committee

,_,.a;ts during the year ending the 31st

thodist Conference of New Brunswick Sullivan presiding. , and Prince Edward Island was open- The docket this year isexceptional- ed; the president being the Rev. Nell ly large. especially the criminal ps/rt, Mullauchlau, B. A., minister of the thcre being no less than lil indict- Frsdericton Church. Though the con- ments presented to the Grand Jury.

enc

.60 ¢°'\n°n'°w. when the proceedings will Lordship. in ccnuncuting on this

be open to the public, there was

sed sion. '

the ternooll the Ministerial Besslo

nd- meeting in the Memorial Hall. ing

rland, FINANCIAL REPORT _ sails _ and Among the business dealt with

f°\'¢u°B ll1‘0pcr does not comm s till In his address to the jury, His

s. point, said it was the largest crimin-

of the al docket ever presented to t Y lury 's ses- in his experience with the Court in

this county. .

Cop. Conference commenced with the The following composed the Grand

utisti- Jllryi Messrs. Alfred McLean, Dot 16, the af- (Foreman); Ewen Clarke, Wilmot; n was Charles Doull, Carleton; James Con- nln in roy. Kildare; Joseph Taylor, Free

ad- town; John Dawson, Tryon; James

Taylor, Wilmot; Charles Andre , St.

ll be- Eleanors; John Henderson, Center- ltnell, ville; J. J. Hall, Traveller's Rest; s are Wallace Lowther, Carleton; Melville

Bradshaw, C. Edward Strong, J. H. Locke, W, B. Mills, John A. Brace, Summerside; John E. Townsend, Tra- veller's Rest; Percy Marchbank, New

by Annan; John McFarlane, Cape (Fra-

nde the Statistical- Committee was the verse; Harold Ives, Mlscouche; Rod

financial report of the Conference. erick McNeill, Tyne Valley; George

my This showed the various returns of Brown. Margate; Thomas Compton the the-monies raised in the conference St. Eleanor's.

May The criminal docket presented to

e,,_ this report that all the different The King vs John Murray.

she encountered the gale which prov- last evening. The schooner Borenn_ last. It is a satisfactory feature of the Grund Jury was as follows:

was nearing the harb°“i’. and the rough time, but she succeeded in s wind was blowing a gale. So her ly making port eventually, Wh skipper, Capt. Cormier, ev dently Northumberland was on her w y

heavy sea running when the schooner countered it also, and she ha

_ a

thought lt safer to lay to in the hopul to Pictou in the morning she p

of the storm- abating, rather th

run for the harbour in that hcavy`town, and everything was th

sea. The Polar. Star was brought elf Point Prim, about six o’clock

It is conjectured from .her POB 1

i p . S

cunt nne must have sprung several lend consisted ni 105 tons cl planks or ifhnil her bottom almost and this is considered at presen

entirely gave out. At any rate she _bn n ¢»_n¢nl_1nnn_ _an ln the vessel

went down B0 iiuiukly “lui \1°i' °\'¢W_self. At any rate, on being so had no opuvriluuity Of Billing t\‘0\!',to last night, Mr. Lyons stated lives, and they were an drowned' The , no salvage operations were co

deceased are:

un both schoonerrs making for Charlotte- 200? Mi“i°““"Y Fwd' 514-17

8,, a_ Educational Fund, $1,736; Ge

Conference Fund $790 59- General Zard to arson.

Coll-i The King vs. Edgar Cannon. A

to arentl all well with them

, y _ ~ . lui While everything else is swamped by S““d“V S°h°°1 F“’“d- $581575

the evcniull but Bile hid \\°i beiiulthe horror of the sudden' cutting leur ncvu to -when Shu =udd°n1v Sink- nf tnrce lives, the dunnclnl loss

assed erary Fund: Raised -by circuits,

d a heads ofthe finances showed ppre- A charge of arson. My ciable increases on the previous The King vs>Ja.mes A. Webster, a the year’s figures. The following were the charge of larceny. out returns in regard to the Supernum-` The King vs. James Cahill and

$3,- Benjamin Sonier. A charge of shop- 2.28; V breaking. eral The King vs. Frank Dawson. In re-

0" tingent Fund, $533.20; Temperalnce charge of stealing foxes from the

cam and Moral Reform Fund. $508.3

7; Belle River Fox Ranch. '

on . Young People's Societies, $45.50' The King vs. Edgar Cannon. A

‘not “ca 6 notice The Polar tar H Sustelltation Fund, $1 981 34° Chili charge of stealing foxes from Geo.

plated .

_ _ ___ _ ____ _ _ _ _-_-_-,-_-_., -_ _ _-,,-_- -_-,_ ,-_~_- _ ,_ , -,- -_-_-...vi -_-_A-_-,_~_~_-_,_____-,_____-,__,_-_»,~,,_-_-,__

SM] Slllillli »

Nl] MUHE UUUUH

penses, $891; House rent, $560; Su

tcmgz; dren's Fund, $462; Wom'en's- Mission- Barbour.

he,._ ary Fund, $11,691.36; Church oken Parsonage Aid, $4.50; Other Pur

cmd The King vs, Bernard Stapleton. A

pnnen charge of breaking into and stealing

that $323.26; the total ul these ccnncxiun- foxes from the ranch of -i. E. Burnh- ,,,em_ nl funds being 5:-le,ooo.is. 'rue fel- The Kms \'s~ Thomas Murray- A

lowing were the returns ofthe °h8i`Z9 0f1ul`°€l\Y- amounts raised for circuit purposes: The Kill! V6- 'l`h0mi1B MUFFBY- A

""""' Horse Keep, $4,868.85; Removal Ex- °h9~i`€° 0! breaking lau-

n_ The King vs. Thomas Murray. A

day Schools (fm. school purposes ,_m_ charge of conspiracy to steal f-oxes. ly), $8,074,631; Young People's Socie. The King vs. Charles Burns. A ties $59719 Ladies Aid ss 113.19; °°u=vi"1°Y in mai foxes-

' ch, The King vs. Lemuel Coghlan. A

1 A Trustee Boards, $75,397.2’f; Other

cuit pm.p,,seB_ $12_493_50; the mga, charge of receiving stolen foxes.

| A --- for circuit purposes being $112,001.33.; While iii” Grand -'uri' were °u'= We

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_ _ _.,__g,_,__,,,_,*,,_,_,,,,,_,. .,,,........ was a'~‘ 'remar able-f -scene m

- “ - featured the adoption of~ a sweeping contributed by the circuits thru

(Canadian Press)

A sad case of suicide is reported fr n farmhouse about two miles fr town. John Giles Jr. lived th with his wife who was formerly M licbecca Davis of Brockway and w

f .

°“‘ was introduced ny Dr. A. s. clrnn

in the close of the pre-Assembly

_resolution `t'aking a stand for tem- out the gnnfnl-ence was 559,16 perance and the complete abolishing The gl-and tntnl mined for all

ST’ STEPHEN' N' B" J‘m° 11"; of intoxicat.ing.___.liquor as_a .beve

m from the Dominion o Canada W

EQ gress. The calm and serious dig

i that has pervaded the great bod

whom he was united in marriage d le t th u h t the Con

about two years ago. For the p year Mrs. Giles had been lll with u

er' which was as remarkable as it is

“S0 oses in the Conference for the

l. Con- 'rns stntlstlcnl committee also

Y Oi Conference, from which it is sh

t t _ oses the ha For mmistenal num 8 ?,;h_ Ambrose Monaghan vs. Freeman

2_70_ Reeves and another. Action on prom- p“,._ issary note. Judgment for plaintiff na;-_ for $45.65, Tanton for plaintiff.

ll v

hi¢h ls $2os,429.es. " ' `

ni MEMBERSHIP RETURNS

nt following civil cases were disposed of.

Wilkinson, Haywood :Sz Clarke, Ltd,

'vs. Peter Bourke, Judgment for plain-

n,.e_ tiff of $49.06, Bentley for plaintiff.

“WY pared the membership returns of the Bank of British North Amemm V8'

Sig: was 672, the present total number

vous trouble _and was constantly'at- “mwah Standing erect ;n tn-elf memb,,,.s mms 14_ 33g_ The nnmn tended by her husband and a woman places they greeted the msnln

housekeeper. This forenoon -she

caped from their vigilance for _about ing a_pDmuse_ and it was ,mme te" mi““t°9 and "MP “arc” W” utes before order was restored. made she was not to be found. Late_ _The ,-.esohmon read as gnu

un .. ~

in the aftennoon her body was fo

in some woods back of the hon

death having resulted from the use

pal-is green whichnobody knew w congregations of the pl-cally on the premises, her husband havi

previously carefully removed eve thing of a dangerous natulve that

knew to be about the lace. M

Giles was about twenty-f_lve years age and was respcdt¢d_'lly all

i9i°“ of infslnt ~ba.ptfsms during the y

own John A. Croken. Action for debt.

a t e ga es ro g ou EYBBS that the number of members received Judgment f0i` Pluiutm 1°' W*-°5~

B was lost in the flood of enthusiasm into the Conference nn,-ing me year Bentley for plaintiff, Saunders for

0; defendant. ep F. H. White Co., Ltd, vs, S. E.

em. Cannon. iAn action for debt. Judg-

es' with vociferous cheering and denfen- was 145 and ny ndnlt bnnt;nms_ 22 ment for plaintiff $73 89 W S Stew-

Y' when legislation should be secure he Canada rohibitln the manufac

6 That this resolution be forwa

. 'rn 1- -

liusnllnd luis the sinners' sympathy of cc the General Assembly for ac

the community in his great affi

tion.

film' while the number of marriages

Owe' burials, 680. The total number

ui! Church in Canada, the time .has comr School snnerlncendsnts, presidents

collbellsen inns

bodies and temperance organize

for its object the total suppi'

to co-operate __ill a movement havinr

ess

emnized was 471 and the number

B ; i i - . 501. art, K. C., for plaintlfl and Mc-

0; Quarrie, K. C., for defendant. 0| James J. Stanley and others vs.

d Th ti th oplnlon of the Congress b th Qnnrgerly Omnlal Archibald Howard. Action for debt. 5°»|consllstll‘: of all the ministers and re 3532?: cirsthzn Coifermce was 1729 Verdict for plaintiff $166.91. Enlnnu

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ar district vlnlgnpn, stewards, Sunday John Smith vs. Alexander McDou-

‘1 1". d il Bible classe women’s misil

of gall. Action for debt, Verdict for

3; pressntativs laymen from aa the comprising local D,-eunerl eghol-ters, for plaintiff, W. Tanton for defendant!

‘ On. plaintiff $207.33.

ure., gyyhadies. Aid and young Peopws McLaughlan Carriage Co. vs. Alex-

'D E

rs. importation and sale of intoxicating S0c,eties_ ui liquor for beverage purposes-

r 'i

our Jewett and I-I. S. B. Strothard. *`°' Mlsisrnalal. sslsslou

1-1. i Y. - - ' _ ther vs. Joseph Mcliiacbern, Bentley

FOR 61.155-lFlGl'l'l0ll

one cent per*-TV.\;.l’\\ °°°i\ i“°°_i;i

1'() U11 FUR cl ine liquor u-imc in cannon."

tion for advertising in this colum

WANTED COAT, PA B AND VE T ---° makers. A l M‘. Rlill 6-'7M3i

_ ‘___ _ PP Y _ _, TAKE YOUR FILMS TID

Cash must- accompay order. Mini- V . _ Q Steel, Dr

mg charge 'twenty-Eve cents. ~' ’ p°i“ted' Revs _gorge _ _

' S _ ‘i ‘ ` - _ , - -

pd .F - '

horse

sixteen miles away, when Rudo

i_ dent which _took place at Lake Anil i ' -

‘the three-ye`ar»`old son of Ernest Cr

YARMOUTH June 8-Nazis reach George A_ Rom

ed_ town last night of a pi ul acci The following ministers were tra

\hy, was so ‘badly burned that he _ ci v Scotia Conference; a

devotional exercises. The roll

to the call. The following C'°mmi

. A Y img, F A Wi

21?' (lleorégddnll ° w G Lane e

ie’ [erred from the P.N.B. and l’.E

on Conference Relations were _Hs

ander McDougall. Action for debt.

. C tt ; .- Verdict for plaintiff for $32.30. Mc-

dee p,;1;’§ ‘§“§;_I:.iis;e Q\_l_;rrii;._{<. _c.. fnr___n_lnlntls. ___ ___ l; nn- , E t R°w1andB_ penny e o owing 'cl cases y -

ic- ...Phat it be 9, suggestion to thi’ ;,.({é‘Z8;;2_?;‘|g_' ],§_nel;{_ Cream James main to be tried.

Assembly to invite all other religiuuf Crisp, charles F. Stebbings, Loon

Non- ur R J McNeill and ano

for plaintiff; Fraser for defendant.

Jury (debt). International Harves-

ter Co, vs. Phillip McNally. Bentley

. ith I plaintiff; McCallum for defendant.

The Mimstermx Session opened Zvas of-IurY (Trespass) Austin Ramsay vs.

‘. . M l I \8lfl-

then called, 43 ministers answn1;_illE N°1“°“ Ramsay cquarr 8 or D

se tiff E H Strong for defendant

t ; - - - n. J. P. Steele vs Dougald Steele. Mc- y- Qllarrie for plaintiff- Saunders for de-

5 -_ i gm, fendant. There is also one apptai CBM

nn Joseph Read & Co., vs. Frank H.

_1_ ders for appellant; MoQnsrrle, JK.

h’ Conference: Rev. J. L. Batty. *-0 M'““" C" ‘or respondexlt'

B itob n Conference; J8ln¢B 35"’

f_n_ At 4.30 the Grand Jury returned and

nd reported finding true bills in the in n dictmsnt of the King vs Jam” A

Reeves and another. An appeal from

nn- decision of county court judge. Baun-

» d to No a

_ln n fav nnurs. 'rue ninld had lt g §,',_’Cn..rlcs Flanders, in cnc ncud

0 Webster on the charge of stealing

in his hand. all over little

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sec

a little kerosene,~setting the can Conference

the bac'-K. .of the stove. The little fel conm-ennn was made of the Rev.Go

moved forward and caun_ A Goodman, of the Manitoba “_ so__w__ on B cha,-pe cl breaking and

fire in the range and in doing_so u

‘!’= ilcugn. cl elle Londdu C°“*°'°“°°~.

'l‘h

.nl 'death rcl _

hand and arm worn! *_ . Geor e N. Somers. F1`°°;" The fury then returned and/will \‘¢'

E ¥l"?vB'Bertl'\lg1. Fl'¢d°“°k H' A ` sums deliberations on the remainln

ol Transfer to tilt N~ B- 'md P' E'

it to oil at once too ` ~ nnn the Rev. W. H. Bar

s slightly cider n ‘°'°“°°’

can to remove

it, on the mmlntnplal session resumi

happened at 'I Si nn ministry 'rss lcllcwlns rw”

e in great L80

` .elven in full connection and ordai

'= Holmes nnd James W. Howe. B-

‘ ROYAL .COURT-., t missionary

. - I 1 "F08: 'QE wlrnugrcidgd to continue

Inna 10 -The King

_,tile fourth court of_”_ R O

_Bna\ingham' »pslace _ .l smart w_ J, Dornvllle, oy . “_ a 0 _A _D

» -ql‘i°f*!"'°"-’ `m““m°°M'a.all Ghorze-T. Mci=\1°\'°»u' F"“°i° H'|hfll and Sonier will ,be taken up bc- Y' ' Gulf states src the only ¢°\'\'if° 4 ~ Nw. og .g¢'¢rls, and . . bm Hnbcrt T. Smith, Ovid ,Dre th, cmd Jnntlne and Petit jury. _ Mk t "cape an un_|psrt Hall on Friday the 18th inet at

-' " A di .,_'_Llttl0l0 1 _ Hd Bnnlg. SPEECH BY' SIR EDWARD. Biit of the R i_¢_B 0 8 v lock p_ m_ A mu megan' pg.

‘“°"‘."‘a~»""‘-"i"“-' ‘° °- ~ °°°‘F" S 9" -- ssesnnsnlc drop A lush \>°f°“‘°‘,’,f§'qnf,f.n_ ll-iinili

lb ference. the” bei” °

n beer. I-n'the case of the King vs

cmdeg Frank Dawson, the Foreman reported

‘ ` ht consideration was C011 th 1; the jur stood 10 to 8 in favor

Rn at mg tl; Probationers for 3 5'

of the matter of G

sas:

ns tioners were recommended t° 5° ‘°` must he atleast 12 jurors in favor

. H. Peters. _._ _ .

~ - . - ri 01. l topher Graham. ~ - n " l

'S' "'“" -'gcL?>r;'§1?::;:»' 'f°‘:‘;°°“ A' m°D°“' ~ FIRE Dmsiigs STORE wl§3rE??.F2i °I“:»:<lh10'_:t;rdE‘;m:s`i`d' g;;::lre~gnf.rwl=':`;dn1::°°~v;. - ..o d ll d lr l n tm li

' sld ,ny vimaolrrn .runs s-'rue large cnet nn pi-endure wer! msec in me from ‘vcnnnnc ccnml new ani. when °;’____ _§:ve__,‘;°{oo “mich bg;

DROWNED. ° ' Q0 ¢ e cc oufll- ~ - ‘ ' l l _ o,

At _‘;lep_i_M¥:_\{.`3__';a_ “$383,” to men; ge_nernl_ store owiied by David R. poneible quarters re Canada would Nnw England, w:;n=.ny’vs;r;m a 8 _ .. y

°d!'Bi'n st 2 pm to-day. and the Sta' ‘5*“§:,:r" 3 gpkflre mt' iX;l:*tw'tI'8l:; gzntxgdu untrusttfhigontgihglrsnto Bite for ,tonight in the |:1'eat_business leave the bands to do your '* ` ' lcn did no y roy

ll ~ ~ , . . r tn Atl ngle writing on a Remington Typevtrltlr.

‘tlonfnlz 0e‘:‘;_";_`;;?y°°',,_t W9 3 m_ . ,lose is between $9,000 and $10,000 a borrowing. nation. Re policy he.Lskes __r¢¢i°l‘- '|'h;“m]2'd,st,.|c:, dl A Mun., lrrnsen Hams; N 3

80 from John Keho the King VB

n- the King vs James Cahill, and Ben

bill. -Hi Lordship informed

“' gficmngnnt, cn Blind e one nm time

“'~ nf lc.

" cases this mornin!- ‘“ Ami- ins fury returned. on =n°“°

a ~ 1

-<~ -°.,.'. ... u u- 0- :.‘..':i‘.:. ‘i.:.‘:.°‘.'a‘.-.:::.‘°.‘;.:‘;“:.'.‘f he num M ssrs. Roiilgt “mud and an p\,ad,d,n0¢ gnllgy

‘ | 'rhis morning the cess aseinsi 0°-

(Canadian Press)

GAGETOWN, June 4 10-Chnl".

Medley Molntyre a colored man wha

killed all Indian named GBhe Babatis

in W. R. Coy's Saw Mill, Upper-` Gagetown, this morning was arrested thitaltsrnoon by Sheriff Russia Wil- liams. Constable McKay brought him here and lodged him in the coun-

ty jsil on a charge of murder laid against him. The killing was the

“Suit 01 B quarrel which took place

in the saw mill where both men were

working. It is said that there had

been' had blood between the colored

man and the Indian for some lin-ls,

This morning, after some words,Mc-

Intyre picked up a. heavy piece nl

edging and hit the Indian over the head. Sabatis dropped like n log, When the mill.men gathered around the unconscious man was bleeding iI‘0m a cut in his head. I-le was picked up and carried into the office and a doctor was telephoned for but before medical assistance could ar- rive he died, .ust forty minutes after

the assault. »

After striking the blow Mclntyre

cooly walked away and while the mill men were trying to revive me

unconscious victim be disappeared.

News of the tragedy was sent ° to Sheriff Williams in Gagetown who soon arrived with constable McKay.

John S. Hoben, Justice of Peace

issued a warrant for the arrest of Mclntyre and the sheriff's constable started out in search of the slayer. They found him near his home, about s. half mile from the mill and placed him under arrest taking him to the county jail without any trouble. A sad feature of the affair is , that Sabtis leaves n wife and ehildren.The Indian was a quiet industrious young fellow well liked by the people.

The tragedy caused great excite-

ment. Business was practically sus- pended this afterlloon andpeople gathered to discuss it. Some of those who witnessed the affair say McIntyri\ was criticizing the way the Indian was working and in a fit of anger at some reply seized a piece of edging and struck the fatal blow.

Others say that if the men wele

quarreling they were not making much noise about it. The negro's action was as unexpected as it was violent and the Indian was caught off his guard. when brought hare Mc- Intyre seemed to feel his position keenly. ~ ;

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alslul ulllll “ r uns lllscuulll

Lordship Bishop O'Leary visited the Parish at Miscouche. yesterday, ar- riving in Summerslde on the morning train. He was driven direct to Mis couche. On his arrival addressee were presented to him from both the Fren- ch and English Parishioners of the Parish, to which His Lordship “P1305 in a pleasing speech.

After His Lordship's reply a short

reception was held in the Presl>Yt€i'Y~

firmation service will be held in St. John Baptiste Church Miscouche. at which 123 persons will receive the rite of confirmation. At 3 p. m. His Lordship leaves for Surnmerside. ¢0“'

iiilliiiill. l.B. SECO

(Canadian Press)

LoNl>tlN.Junc 1o.~rne l-lu

Commons to-night passed the reading of the Hol:l.le liule Bill out division, an amendment b Balfour for the rejection of th having previously been defcate

Announcement of the figure greeted with an outburst of che

tb; Liberals and Nationslists.

ha debate was marked by fler

claratlons by Orange speaker predicted that the result of

Rule would ba ruinous in Irelan

Sir Edw Carson, Irish Uni

Leader said, "For my part I Gontinue to support the Ulsters and will take full responsibilit their resistance. You may seize arms or send troops but you wi

settle the Irish question,"

Lord Charles Beresford declar the Government sends troops to land I shall offer my services, as they may be, and will aid m

low countrymen.

Opposition leaders assert that if the country was appealed to a general electioul favored Home

Ulster would never submit.

John E. Redmond, Irish Nation

leader, said Carson’s speech was most violent he had ever listene Carson had taken grave responsl ty and did not represent Ulst opinion. The, Natioualists are wil to make any concessions but, Mr. Redmond, twenty-four coll

RULE B-ILL ND READING

.__._____,._._._-

Passed Without Di

Violent Threats

vision. Fiery Speeches and Fol owed Announcement

will not le dictated to by four. use of 'lilo Bill now enters the suggestion 8200116 stage before thc inevitable lejectioll with- by the Lords The House of Com y Mr nlons cannot amend the bill. It must

e Bill so to the Lolds ln the same shape as d 36s last session Members of the lower

house, howevel, may suggest amend

wus ments to the Lords which the latter rs by can accept or reject

Sir Edward Carson after the pas

y do sage of the blll to-day, said the Irish s who Unionist lefuse to take any further Home part in the discussions These melxi- d bers in a holly will proceed to tolli' onist the principal cities of England and will Scotland, addressing meetings in pro men test ngainst the bill The Nationals y for are downhearted over the possibility their tllut the go ernment may not last ll not for tin- third passage of the bill ne-

cessaly to make it law

ed if Aniirl-w Bollnr Law, leader of the ire-\ Unionist, said if it is a deal hetwiell poor, the l.i~berlas and the Nationalists the y iicl- country should know it.

Redmond and Asllulth both denied

even the existence of ally bargain in refer- lid n'ence to Home Rule. Rule. Mr. Law, proceeding said, "The

government is compelling the whole

alisti Unionist party to take the side of the:Ulster. If the government forces the

d to. hill through under present conditions bill- it will be a self constituted revolu- er‘s_t|onary committee and Ulster can “UK only n.cct revolution by counter re- snlll,voll|tioll. It is impossible to tell ntics what may follow."

Sunday, June the 8_th, will be l

remembered by the parishioners of Bonaventllre's parish. It wus the caslon of Rt. Rev. Bishop 0'l.ea first visit. This was the first p honored with li visit, outside his Cathedral city, since coming to Diocese. He was accompanied Rev. Dr. McLellan. Un his arriva 4 o‘clock p. m. a great concours people were in waiting to welc him. He was reverently received the Presbytery by the l’nstor,‘ P. D. McGuigan. When the hour ilenedlctlon of,t'ne Blessed Sncram

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gation- -many coming from the nelgh ""'°'""

bourlng parishes to meet the nc

_ consecrated prelate. Revs. A. P. _

Lellan and I. R. A. McDonald weri LONDON Juli” 10-"‘Ch“\'°hm WU

mu asked in the Commons yesterday in

B180 present' A large class oi aB;B. View of his December statement that

boys, neatly vested, escorted the hop and the the Rev. Clergy from

presbytery to the church, passing _ the main aisle to the sanctuary. ‘Hammer ‘f he Womd “Dum” “W while the choir chanted “Ecco Sa

. - _ d M ." H ' t lr t' _

At. 9 o clock this In0\'“iug u “On Jsces 'zsntlife aanct`;‘:,;“gtheaf:;,_ Sui edu. Ho replied that he could not

ton on his own ,behau and that 0, discuss the matter now with any afl- ms parishioners wglwmed Hia L0 d vantage or in u manner satisfactory lship. They recognized the honor

the privilege conferred upon them and

1 l, gnificent they assured him of their great

gegidotfo tgretyllsp :dd fyolllovrvxliid -in pro- preciatlon for his kindly visit.

cgssion by prautiually the whole of Lordship highly complimented Miscouch Parish, pastor and the parishioners on ` on the ocnnginn nl His_ Lords'hip‘s beautiful church that had within

o'r'rAwA, J-unc s.-A ncininlcn ooiEns"F`ws:Fi'ruaa Evan

charter has been obtained by the On- » RECORDED IN JUNE. °°°"' ____

tarfo Steel Products Company, the WASHINGTON, June 9.-The cold.

Canadian branch of the United States est weather _ever recorded du Staci corporation. The capital of tlfc June in the middle Atlantic and Ne Q____m t E__1omuM_

_ company le placed at twenty m.illlon'1_§ngland States, the Ohio Valley 'Wg ' _

<_lollar_:.0n_he chief place of husiness be-| the Grcat Lakes _:_¢;gi;lhl;.r l;n_n_el;:>_pol:_t_i;__. __A meeting 0, the Andduto “_ ng a w n r a »

l’lil<`SliY'l`i‘}liIAN CHURCH

lil~]F()RE NUTED ASSEMBLY.

S ».i.ll‘THl<INlANi-l JOIN THE

HISHUP li'LEiHl VISIT

liiilllilt PAH

TORONTC, June 8-Possibly the

scene presented Saturday at the meet-4 ing of the Presbyterian general as- sembly wne one of the most uni e

(mg _ . _ Qll St‘ ln the lllstory of the church. There

oc: was n pbalenx of young men admitt- ,E ed to the ranks of the church from

age the Presbytcry ill Winnipeg, nineteen

h lll llunlber, who were all Rlltlleulafil.

0t‘¥1'_‘ l‘he occasion wus one of the most

h impressive witnessed since the re-

l ai markable series uf meetings in con-

nection with the congress and assem-

e oé ‘ily began. ‘ om( The subject of church union was R; 'ntruduced by Rev. Dr. Duval, of

for Winnipeg, who mode li strong speech em in favor of it, bllt the discussion was t adjourneil. There was no session of

ti ui gm the assembly todny. _

wly THE NAVAL BILL. Mc_ .___

me the (lnnmlinn ship were to be in ad- ux, dition to the regular naval pro-

cu, that programme was rendaed irlrnl .- ch quate by temporary cyeck from Can-

urm to the house.

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His _-

gli DEATH OF EUIZABETH CAMERDN

l€ _.1-. thf There passed peacefully away at the

visit the decorations of the Cllufub 1BBt few years been built £0 thc U00' residence of her son Murchison, Beal grounds also the residence of Father or and glory 01 G04. Of the n¢8i»u€BS ver.l-harbor, Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron. Monaghhn were very artistic and dur and order of all things within ing the dvening, while the reception without the church and in beautiful yen;-B, gays the Hama; Hg;-nm 0| was being held the Church Grounds language 9“C0“i'8K2d ull present ti June 9th. Mrs. Cameron was form- npesented a magnificent appearance. strengthen their faith by prayer y_ being dccnrntcd with Chinese inn' by frequently receiving Holy Conunu Ncwlnundlnnd, sister of the well- tems_ nion. The Pastor ofllciated at

Benediction scrvice after which

procession, reformed and accompanied get nl cnn ‘-Hnpvenc, Qnn,,n_" 5 lu-gn

the Bishop and clergy back to

and relict of James Cameron, aged 68

und erly a Miss Blagdon, Fortune Ba

f-hi known Captain Thomas E. Bll¢flon, the wno about the year 1886. was IDN'

the .thrce~ulaster. Sho leaves to mourn

---* Presbytery. thu °h°“' °h““tiuE "HOW their loss, three sons, Alexander, Hills

'YARMOUTI-I June B -The steanlci' god We Praise 'Ih Name "

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Boston arrived ¢0"\¢‘-Y- tV"°“tY'l°“' choir was ably assisted by Miss Blan- vel- Harbor, two daughters, Alice, hours ahead 0! bei' 9°i\¢d“\°- 1'- had chard of Charlottetown, Messrs. F.J. ,M;s_ Ann Daly, Commercial Gross. been found ln Boston Bniufufu' iii” lucpcnnld, N. J. Mcncncld nun J.n. P, E. 1.) and lvlsry, ours. wllusln UH Ceflfincnte 0! i“s9°°u°“ h“d.i“st Cilfnpbtll Di St- Mi°\iUu\'5 Piifisll. Jewers)I at Beaver Harbor. Thors- expircd and thu CBu“i“““ ““““3"°` Corran Ban. The music was ex tion olllelsls at that lwri f¢i“°°° ‘O lent. .in informal reception was ncld my ni si; Junlcs' cluncl., run pul- allow hui' ilu °8\'i'Y ““Y p““°“5°"° on the beautiful lawui. Nearly every- ferin, by the side of ber husband.,

I g e- Duufging 1`°i:_19P°;tl_?“- ____hT;‘§';_‘;:`°w:’:_‘,§ :line plreseélt came f;_>rwn_rdHnnd was service being conducted by RW- ITV' - ‘ - ' - Bos on mn 0 B '"0 ' n ro use li t c nas ci- n -sLer - Jedre , wb. l lutcrcd to ner du nl

H. 30h” Mmmy on B charge of anon' ncithnf l>u9B°“B°"° “°" "`°‘g"‘t' A” ship. The Jltars and the sanctuary nll hui; lnn;,mp:.iicnt and tryiul 511'

inspection for reissuance of certificate of the _church were bem,;_““\\y ‘ek “gsm

entering and stealing a quantity of Wm UW” P1°°° t°`m°"`°"- . tooned. 'Many expressions of admire- -_-~-----°

rs. ‘.2‘;‘:.°».“:°::.r:::; »u°"~u“'"S~

a er c u gan g a s a e y

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nly the spiritual conditions of parishioners but he has great care to E c'

.ind itrsurroundlye. - on cent er word each insertion in

the neatness and order of the church --

Thc agash; Murchison and Lorne, at Bea-

Cei mains were laid to rest in the ceme-

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this column. Cash must accompany

" 0,-nn;-_ Minimum charge twenty-uve

ring "Fresh lobsters received daily 156

W per lb Stewnrt’s restaurant, 103

ry sucinelnn will be ncld in the Mt. Her-

rted “_”

p work If you are the ‘rains ol our

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