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PARLIAMENT Buiimrio       Atoms whois Fhoril on v.ii.c.i. Funo
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Contract Calls tor Completion in 0ctolier 1917 The are Swgg In Alon lrresislihl C3 turin VIII. $1,000 Expected from Charlottetown. $416.50
and an Expenditure oi $5,000,000. New
'Building will have 75 per cent More
Accommodation than the .0itl. Tower
will he Finished
on Plans of British
Ilouse oi Parliament.
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(From Our Own Correspondent.) |
OTTAWA, June 19.-The contractl
which has been prepared for the res-
toration of the Parliament Buildings
provides for the completion of the
structure in October, 1917. Twelve
hundred men_ are at work with this
end in view but the architects contend
that it will be a physical impossibility
to have the building ready before the
summer or fall of 1918. The predic-
tion persists that the next two sessions
of parliament will be held in the Vic-
toria Museum. The contract will in-
volve an expenditure of some $5_000,
000 the tower of the restored building
will be entirely reconstructed and will
be finished off on the plan of the Bri-
tish House of Parliament instead of
being rebuilt according to its former
style. This is to be done at the spe-
cial request of H. R. H. the Duke of
Connaught. One whole storey will be
added to the building and»will make it
tive stories ill height all round. This
will give instead of the 38 per cent.
more accomodation originally planned,
upwards of 75 per cent. more space
than was available in the old building
which was badly congested.
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surhthis couhl  
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Verdict oi Gui-ity Found by Jury in Case oi
' Aclier and Miller.
To-day Case of Mc-
Pherson ior Murder will lie Taken lip. .
. _....._.__.|..i._._
The King vs. Acker and Miller oc-
cupied the attention of tho `court all
do: Saturday and yesterday. On Sat-
u ay a_ number’of witnesses were ex-
amined for the defence, alter which
tliollttorliey General naked permlssioll
of the court, which was granted, to
have tile jury view .1 number of the
bundles of hides connected with the
case. He also recalled to the stand J. S.
Praught, Thomas Frizzle and Jess
Bernard. Yesterday the addresses ol
the counsel and Judge occupied the
day until about 4 p. m. when the jury
retired. After being out two hours they
returned with a verdict of guilty with is
strong recommendation to mercy.
When court resumes this morning
the case of the King vs. McPherson for
a charge of murder will be taken up.C
(Special to the Guardian)
PETROGRAD, June 19-Official
statement says. on the front of Gell-
eral Brusiloff’s armies the enemy
tried by counter attacks to arrest our
advance toward Lemberg. In region
of the village of Rogovltohe, south
east of the village of Lokatchl. six
versts (about four miles) south of the
main road from Lutsk to Vladimtr_
Volynski, the Austrians in mass for-
mation attacked our units and, break-
ing through one sector of lighting
front, captured three guns belonging
to a battery which resisted bravely.to
the last cartridge. On receiving re-
inforcements we overthrew the enemy.
recapturing one gun and taking 300
prisoners and two machine guns. In
the region of Korytynitzky, southeast
one of our valiant regiments launched
a counter attack and put the enemy
to flight. Meanwhile a section of
light batteries posted in a wood in ad-
vance, cannonaded the fllgitlves point
blank. We took in this section three
officers, 100 soldiers and four machine
guns. East of Borohoff, south of Svi-
nioukhi, we seized after desperate re-
sistance a wood near the village of
Bojeff, taking 1,000 prisoners and
four machine guns. During attacks
in the region of the southern edge of
Itadziviloff the enemy received our
troops with Jets of liquid fire. We
took in this section yesterday_ 1,800
prisoners. Our troops having occu-
pied Czernowitiz and crossed the Pruth
at many places are advancing energi-
tically toward the river Sereth, and
have established thc position by oc-
of Svinioukhi, southeast of Lokatchip cupation oi' the Bridgehead at Czerno-
witz. General Letchitzky made pri-
  No_ 6. J. 'r. Mckenzie and w. A.
Y. Pi] il Yllil
- _ Collected in Three lionrs Yesterda '_
_ages and Towns en route. Yesterdaytheytkiptured Expected ma, oumnmmn ,0 he .owl I
3,000 Prisoners Besides immense Quantities 'oi ,meh W., Wm .|;m¢¢ me gpm
Stores and Many Guns. 0 I
sonar 49 officers and more than 500
men and captured near the town ten
guns. In the course of the pursuit
of the enemy we took prisoners near
the village of Koutchournare 400 sol-
diers and captured two heavy guns,
two gun carriages. numerous chais-
sons full of munitions and over 1,000
wagons loaded with provisions and fo-
rage. Near the village of Storozynetz
we took two officers and 85 men pri-
soners. The total prisoners made in
the course of the day amounted to
about 3,000. At Zoutchka station,
north of Czernowitz, we captured a de-
pot of engineering material. On the
front north of the forest region and on
the Dvina front the artillery duel con-
tinues.
ln the direction of Gumeshan in the
region of the village of Baseardjik wc
_repulsed a Turkish offensive.
Ill EHTHLUTTETIJWN
A sad drowning accident occurred
last night about 10.45, when Mr. John
D. Haslam,, a well known and respect-
ed resident of Water Street, this City,
lost his life. Mr. Haslam had gone oil
board the Car Ferry steamer lying at
Marine Wharf and in some unaccou:
able way walked or fell over the stork
of the ship from the lower deck. lt ap-
pears this part of the deck was in shao-
ow. Persons standing near heard the
fall into the water and attempts were
made to rescue him but he sank. im-
mediately grapilng for the body was
commenced and it was not until 12.35
that it was found. An inquest will be
held this morning. The deceased was
about 28 years of age and had been for
some time past engaged in the fox bus-
iness. He leaves to mourn his wife for-
merly Miss Lena Heron, and one chilo,
who have the sincere sympathy of the
community in their sad bereavement
h s resulted in com lete failure
“On the ri ht bank of the river, a
there had been reported the move-
ment of trains.. One squadron threw
, ~ _ _ . Stewart.
        At. six o‘clock five of the teams re-,
. - ported a‘ total collection of $416.50,
which was all excellent beginning for
the three hours work given. The so~|
V licitors were kindly and sympathetical-,
ly received everywhere and from the
` (Special to the Guardian) `dicted last year, and reassurances that
Pants, June 19.-The text nl the the no-operation ci the Allies on nil §§‘;,§,t,§‘,°,° ,;‘,’,‘,;ht,'f°“s““d “'°“ld b° in
official statement follows: fronts will end the war, not by the The y_ M_ C_ A_ since its inception
"To the south of the river Somme, blockade and exllniistlon of the ciieliiy many years ago has done noble work
all unexpected attack on the part of alone, but by a. decisive military via- among the vomfg mon throughout tho
the 0081111’ in i-h0 Vicinity 01 Llb0l\S'i»0l‘Y~ _ world, for its branches are now plan-
lt is universally 'ollsltlered certain
H P - '-1 ted w erever he li i n
“On the left bank of the river limi i_n committing herself to the Ver- is orokohom tu hignagxll. Simian
Meuse, the enemy has been engaged tiuli operation, Germany has dealt her noble, or H more noodod work than it B1
in an active bombardment 'of the own death blow. So far as the cor- now doing among the men’ and pom_
southern slopes of Dead Man Hill and respondent can learn, Germany still oularly tho moxpenonood boys’ who
of the country around Chattancourt. maintains enormous forces against are in uwmng for or at tho front
Our artillery everywhere responded\this front. and continues to hold the` From om. own Ca,,ad,,_ some 3900
with curtains of tire and prepare- ,eastern front with a thin line. She mem the great majority of mom more
tions against further activity were has known that the long Russian front boys_ have gone into surroundings
made- ` gave 3 better °Pp°"'““"Y f°" an °f` that are new to them and beset with
fensive than the heavily held 'ind for
S ' e er t _
pronounced German attack against tified western front. but she has not oxen); mT§)|I¢I:1:|?;.vgg:;‘TpitlTnt:lI;rah`\(sTT\l couTl§
two of our air squadrons bombarded realized 'how magnificently Russian u.y_ in Englanm in Franco at tho
the barracks and the railroad sta- forces could come beck.  -m _ ' `
tion at Vonzieres. At the station This and the heroic etubbfirnees of --'-='--‘--‘--='-'-'~‘-‘-=‘-‘=-'-'-------'---==‘-*-----ffff---
the French at Verdun, and the in-
creasing strength of the British
‘ ' down 36 shells of large calibre and army, has resulted in the most cheer-
the other one 25.” _ ~ ful feeling on the length of the British
I , , BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN trenches since the war began. No
' ’ ' FRANCE, June 17.-(Via Londdn, talk of any compromise or peace is
AT HUNIE FURS
Miss Rena M. McLean,daughtel- of
Hon. John and Mrs. McLean of Souris
arrived in Charlottetown by the Cal
Ferry steamer last night to spend sev-
en days of a month's furlough from her
duties as a war nurse with her parents.
Miss McLean is looking remarkably
well after her prolonged absence amid
ao many trying scenes.
She was the only nurse from P. E.
Island to sail in the S. S. Franconia
with the 100 other nurses who left
Quebec with the First Contingent for
England.
.She spent three weeks in Bt. Thomas
Hospital, London, after arriving there.
The nurses of that hospital very kindly
gave up their rooms to the Canadians
at the time.
Thirty-tive of the Canadian nursing
listers-afterwards left for France-
Miaa McLean among them and- formed
No. 2 Stationary Hospital at Le Tou
quot, while the others went to Salin-
bttry Plliins. Mies McLean qpent eleven
months at Le Touquet.. the only other
lslanderirtbere being Capt. J. S. Wal-
ker-,and Bergt. William Hughes of
Charlottetown.
The Hospital was then removed to
Ontralnont outside of Boulosne. |
Miss Mcllean went from there tif
nmeor eceraono ean
niversary of the Canadians landing il
wounded, having no less than 85 pieces
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tonnmrsnn ans.
. 'roo Lara son '
~ .onassinloarlos
Qu; cgm' per word each insertion
for advertising in lll=l~ column. Cash
lllltet accom orders: Minimum.
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A telegram from Mrs (Capt) James
young man. He enlisted in the 17th
rm- particulars, address Dr. Artillnn aym , ,
. June 19).-The contrast between the heard. The only talk is about the
news of Russians success now to news length of the war and whether thc
V   Y of Russian reverses last year_ is re- Germans will fight through the third
rlarked on all sides as proof of the.bloody summer before coming to
turn of the tide, ns Earl Kitchener pre terms
er  JAME3 g|lg[Hl WALK;-|; _ ,_ 
1'l‘°“‘¥’°5‘i-““%i’°»"“3‘°°?“ii-““‘°“f ' __ , American Steamer Germans Murdered .-
she stayed eight days till all the nur __,_________, __________________________________________,_________ _ _V_______v______V____.__._______ __ _,_v___"_
ses were recalled to their own units. " "
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,f,°{‘h§ D‘f,c,,';,,, of Connaught H,,,,,,,,,, .ramen Gilbert wnlhnr hall met linnth _.__ ..._
on the oo,/no of wm|om woldom- inaction on the 13th inst. Deceased, (gp¢¢|;| tn the Guardian.)
Aston Who Wee the Second B0" Of CHD'-Hifi LONDON. June 19.~'I‘he American (From Our Own Correspondent.)
Among lsmnders under Henman; W9»lk0l‘- Of U10 Afmlf MSGTCBI U0l`PS~ steamer Seaconnet of Philadelphia
whuo ,ho was more were Sgt Ngchop 4311588011 ill hospital work in France. from Archangel to London with tim- OTTAWA, June 10.--That the Ger-
oon of B,-adam-me p,-gvates MCAMM Mid formerly Of the ChM‘l0"-9'-OW" ber struck a mine on Sunday and mans are murdering Canadian woun-
" P01109 f`0f<‘P- “BB tl'/'!'\*y ffllll' y8H\`S 'lld went ashore on Scroby Sands ded and medical men whom they cap-
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offhzarlgéstoggngaigumags hggdxy and a decidedly brl8ht and DODUIHI - ture is tho revolting fact recorded in
a letter received by Gen. Sir Sam
Nova Scotia Highlanders in Pictou, ' _ Hughes fl-v ~ surgeon General Guy
Uflggglialghégnvigoggfgoo to soy had where be was on the staff of tho Bank Carleton Joi. '_ director of Canadian
M r;.“.sr.:f°a;‘:..::2.i°‘§.°°sz;‘.:..‘i§:“ Hill HESIUENEE Hlllllllll ::°:,‘:,f.~;‘..~;*;:.‘.:.~~-..':.‘.t§‘.°.§.'°.c.§if;‘°;.
irllgtlttla islhtaltgguiiimlfoti begih tT>p°:t:co\TrTt %:9l4.this ftatihier crossg\lg’etoT“tl;eo‘  4 Iahttlz :rind plgformetd do;il;\g the' recent
them. She was met at the botlt by her outla fl? 5 :Dania active service    tldl- D8- h Q13 “tes b 5:00 9273361
pawn" and it goes wmwut saying that gm e single 98th Sie e Batter now' ' il 1;). Syl ah? lets dT'clTlo6Tlla ouf tha? Ei 
the joy of that meeting was great. 1 °‘;f3°- “ d Austin!! who cmlsted I ~ Mag - h ° ' °‘:"d° | 0 W
Mm M°L°“ 1° °mm°d w in l§nce'§mti re ilnnnt nnais siiii ~ I Ti' `  otiluirepore mums at
the letters R. R. C. after her name |15 °‘é5 ;°rt‘;md5bee time" charge H I u _ d ‘n ,_ chu hs rot. d ml en is ootlgroglld was rc-
which means Royal ned Cross. Hel i;\Cl"1° “~ ° d me :mr the owe OIIIC-0 1', till N. i' ga ng t ls: resbmen :ima ‘post was
name appeared recently in the King ll Un: °0mll1mgi;);\;1n°l{m\e& or woundedr “yon Dootroyod with A" no dotan ai Hagehteon hed, wth woun-
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titled to the King's medal for services I ia ti’-31 fu" particulars have not ll Cl) , C tllll oi y dodng es andy ill ell' ng to tlhe wouni
-»»def»<=- “=°~ “ ° escaping with their im. ° °“ ° “ “ 1” °“ ' °“ 1"” ss
been received. officers had been bayonetted and donc
 The deceive: leaves. theeideethhlh , ig death in il mont brutal mnnnsl-_
father now n ‘rance, B B BD 1110 61'- ' aptain Haight was a ver excellent
WANTED- 0009 °7UV|N° ANU three half-brothers and two half-sis- Mr and M" Chan" Myers Lake young gmcel- and hw mm gy,-,M P,-,,|,¢,
workin! horses. at the Highland Ho. oe", now in Charlottetown' An uncle* ve do met Wm; B senousolon Din Sum from B" concemem I am proud to
tel stlblel. Charlottetown. Work- “loner Walker’ is now at the from "1 dal' mlomms ‘ut when th." mm dweb :ony that ml-ough the “gl-lung me me.
ing horses l0\'.S0t» -T011" M°°D°“' Belgium.havinsleftCelH\dei11¢h°lG¢"mf hoo” Wm, on M content, wo, dtcal men carried out their arduous
l8|l.ll\d JUN! H°"“°~ ~ ._ 01111 0011'-|l\80l1¢~ d st d b ma The household- duties under very difficult circumstan-
42_9-9‘20_l_5_3|- To the bereaved family whose mem wig. "?:'°bed Xt the time B d were not. ces in a very omoiom mom,o,._»
. P| Nungggp. ALE `A'N'b pg. hershave takenlsuchliz lartgetobaae in ‘ware of the an-“nm QM” My~e~" - -
male wanted at the Taunton State ,t-hp Brent etruss 0 f0l‘ N" Y _ 8 UBI" on ownksned by me onoknno or tho ,  V _
Hospital Training School for Nurses, 'dlan tins in extendinsv lllweru name-'_ she awakonodsmo other m_ _ ' `
- . S M T . w of to H . Y" ~  ` ' '- ' _ mates and aiirushsd out in their night “'”°"'|'l |-"""N”f °'»"'" °|l”l\hl|‘|l-
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if Dim- '1‘\“'l**l“f UW' 91”‘“M“' TIE 'Euan - iight the lil-e until help cams and in ---J'--‘-°-
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qug'¢a.!l__otel.‘ '- 4f31_'°'”m§L i l-Tease Water St.. Bummerside. Rates 'N ,K ‘ - Tlnefluqn nc face ind head.~ Netghbojra wttt>'li‘ved;` 'lnnnunciienm
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il.  ` ' ° 3°H~16M5i- '\igl;0r{'I;0- -i\:nemds2“l;§il¢»¢l:;;\:~ ThsTT- sslclstsllhcn mx, me-lofi <13; slrvte ‘ IEETIIIUS ETC
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;a_..._._._----~ ers, but mostly fair, not much change :g‘¢¥,wn“¢,,h0 hoswonod  be ,mms . ____
ith teihiiermire at the Myers home. site: leaving the
, A1' six!! AND BIVENS- ,_»'l‘ho tide will-be blah "Ill *f¢°\‘“°°“ house with the family, piucklly return- ON! GINT per word each insertion
If 1-37 lull t°l1l°l‘I'0W It I-302 lt W"|'ed to het room, cooly lit a lamp and ,for advertising in tllis column. Cash
H J 8 13 _mmpmtn In llllh \0m°f1°0W m0l'lllllS at 3.00 gathered 'lip her clothing, her watch must -accompany orders. Minimum
“gala-'Tina !‘;';°nl' when the ol” ll\'t;`h'l.;h:;‘tl={t:¢ti:1-l5li3-"mms and to and purse and got. safely out with charges twenty-tive cents.
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Hail and Postoirilodciootlzs :|l0¢‘-:xg 'nnorrow at 7.54: it "IGI ¢°lll°l'\'°W| Mr. and Mrs. Myers al? their daushfp "JUNK DAV TIA, at Bt. Danstans
li ll l°'°“» mg ;|“‘;\|‘:h“":t ‘:°°n|y ,lllgllillrki ,4-03 IM THUNCIY4 It ter, Misa Myers, spent tie winter in Colligo grounds in aid of St._Villosats
:this l,l|o:°lt‘>{.;:IuhM.,"" mmm. Md __ .Tim moon mes tonight It u n gtlnarlottletovql ami eietdtned ilu tbgir Orp shale on Wednosdsy,a{;r=o1 sgésg.
- / _ ~‘ - rm ony a ew e sage. ev. r., - t. .
t;rmn'i'*o:wM'°d'T¢%t¢\;";hiT?t:;r::fTl   s Th" on Tmmday' all 3' Yi' mmf T=§dT°r°nteh'“°'lTo"d Mvii wt nerr N?-Fm sh rsh
‘ . ` ' - - - - as. vers. o mo -. th wel t o t a elders
time. 'rhs stores and business houses V 'nn last quarter of the moon will known in eoapeetion with sunday and or the 'rncalils cl-os: silver ‘Black
lgonel-ally are ohotzlvinl tl: =::d°'i‘f::~. on Tharaliay, .limp tillld at 9.10 a.\ social reform work amthe only sans ,Fox Co.. will he held in the hail at.
'tile schools ops; ohlhzng md i, h ,I I md 'm h an of Mr. and life. Myers who in their Tracatiie on Wednesdaninne Blat at
while many of o_ as 500%* e oagth o ay s can advancing ye rs will el keenly the 1 D. ln. 41|-|~l0lf1tpd.
school on t new city tlno. hours and forty-six minutes lon of their heaati l hm., me “oi
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.city came in 1015. The yoar`_1914.
. for a number of reasons was a bad
Asked Eor.
A good business like beginning was
made yesterday in the collection of
Charlottetown's share of the $300,000
asked for to continue and enlarge the
work of the Y. M. C. A. among the sol-
diers recrulting and at the front.
A preliminary meeting was held yes-
terday morning when plans were laid
for a whirlwind campaign to collect
$1.000 in Charlottetown. At an after-
noon meeting representative of the
business interests of the city. sill
teams of two each were appointed as
follows:
No. 1. J. K. Ross and W. B. Ro-
bertson. '
No 2. R. H. Jenkins and L. E.
Prowse.
No .3. J. A. Clark and Dr. J. H.
Ayers. ‘ '
No. 4. C. H. B. Lungworth and S A.
lvioileod. _
`i\'o_ 5. G, N. Hutcheson and Isaac,
Culter. I
outlook last night it 'was predicted
front and in the interment camps in
Germany the Y. M. C. A. has plantef
a branch for the sole purpose of hel-
ping thc boys. guarding them fro..
the temptation around them, provi-
ding them with reading mattf-r. lette_
paper etc__ and in every possible way
doing for them what the most solici-
tous of parents would do for their
sons. Men who have visited the
camps, particularly in England, recog
nizing the great need of advisory and
helpful work among the young men.
have given up their business to engai2--
in this work and some of the best
known business men in our own Cam.
dian cities are giving their service;
free for the sake of the boys.
Citizens 'of Charlottetown, it is
pleasing to know, are also taking it
strong and tangible interest in tho
work as shown by yeaterday’s res
ponse. Lt is hoped that as a tribute `
to the 3,000 Prince Edward Islanders
who so recently left the protection and
care of their homes to face dimgerf
moral as well as physical, dangers
worse than those on the battlefield.
thc few remaining dollars of the ex
pected $1.000 will be handed in by thi:
evening. He gives twice ,who give'=
quickly and no dollar evercontributef
to any cause has had more promise
of a good retum than the dollars con
tributed to this fund in which all Cc-
llada is sharing.
The solicitors cannot in the time
at their disposal call on everyone who
is willing to aid in this work. it
would facilitate matters greatly ii."
those who want to help would cell up
-the Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. 02'
communicate with any one of the con
tributors indicating the amount the~'
purpose giving;""“'It is a work for all.
in whicll all can help: Every dollar
counts. It is hoped that the next
issue of the Guardian will be able to
announce that the $1.000 has been
greatly exceeded. Find a Solicitor
and DO IT NOW. ` »
CHARLOTTE
Islander interviewed
Charlottetown has been visited dur-
ing the past week by one of her suc-I
cessful sons-His Worship. Mayor W.
T. Henry of Edmonton. Alberta, whol
is accompanied by Mrs. Henry. Ma-
yor Hcnry is tho son of Mr. J. S. Hon-
ry. of Charlottetown. who is now also
a resident of thewost.
A representative oi’ the Guardian
had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Hen-
ry yesterday and by dint oi' questions
elicited some interesting facts in con-
nection with Mr. }ienry's career and
tho affairs of Edmonton. Mr, Henry
before leaving Charlottetown was a.
drygoods clerk in the store of Messrs.
Perkins & Sterns. ln 1890 he re-
nloved to Western Canada. locating in
Calgary. where he continued in the dry
goods business. Three years later
lle pulled up stakes at Calgary and
went to Edmonton. where he started
a clothing and general dry goods es-
tablishment. He conducted this busi-
ness for fifteen years and then sold
Vout and went into the furniture busi-
ness with a partner, establishing the
firm of Blowey & Henry_ which has
developed into one of the largest con-
cerns of the kind in Western Canada.
In 1901 Mr. Henry was elected a
member of the City Council of Edmon-
ton and his rise to the position of
'chief Magistrate of that flourilhing
year for Edmonton. The Mayor' at
that time was Mr. McNamara. who.
upon a teprnicality, _was untreated. He.
_ran again or the balance of the year,
Mr. Henry being nominated to oppose
him. The result of the election was
a sweeping victory for Mr. Henry,
whose majority was 6,000. Mayor
Henry ran again in the 1015 election,
his opponent being Joseph Adair, ‘a pro-
minent newspaper man_ Again the
Prince Edward Islander was victorious
by about the same large maiorityaa
before. In 1018 he bad the honor of
being elected Mayor by acclamatton. '
The administration of Edmonton
last year was very satisfactory to the
citizens, a saving of nal a million dol-
realised
lidmonton handles Ita- own utilities.
consisting of.electric li lit, water-
worlts street railwa tofu hone and
Town nov
rliivoh or Eohioriroiv  
Rose from Position oi llry Goods Clerk to that o'
Mayor 'oi a City ot 50.000 People. Successful
by The Guardian.
pointed by the City Council. The
Mayor is always a Commissioner. This
year there was but one commissions ‘
ill addition to the Mayor as againlv
tive last year. The result was to re
tluce operating expences of all utili-
ties by about $3,000 and to bring abort
some changes which worked to the ad-
vantage of the city. Edmonton il
now pursuing a policy of restricted er-
penditure and during the progress o`
the war will not make any heavy out
lay, the city in fact being well provi-
ded to meet every colltin gency.
Mr, Henry states that conditions in
the West are fact assuming norm~l
again and tho splendid crop of laef.
year has had a great deal to do in res-
toring confldence. The prospects are
good for another bumper crop thi;
year.
Recruiting in the West. he aay=_
met with a very generous response.
Edmonton contributing 18.000 men out
of a population of 50,000. This is sail
to be the finest record in the Empire
Of this number a total of four hun-
dred were civic employees. »
Asked ___i_l_s to his impressions oi
Charlottetown since leaving here lil
1890 Mayor Henry says that he sees
quite a change in the appearance ci
the city. , The large amount of pe"-
lllallont sid_e_walk laid siovvll is the most
striking change and thi improved con-
dition of the streets is also quite no-
ticeable. ” - ~ '
One little criticism ite inaltea is in
lregard to the-'newii 'liotorw sprinkler
which judging by the immense quan-
tities of water dashed all over the
streets, he considers a needless waste
and expense. The elect. of the wh-
ter suddenly dashed on the lt.re_at. ia
to raise a cloud of duiit, which li chr-
ried by the wind to the sidewalks.
mining ladies dresses and ia- fact
~dotng lust the opposite of what-is tn-
tended because the street ia dry dgain
in a few minutes and the proceed. aa
necessarily to be carried oat ` -
tially all day ofver till some I.
The more economical way_ I in
to Mr. I-ten abil the method `
-ian in the curl-ent  lil the lelilrhix cliiee 1\°tvl4l1ih.,'T:‘hg\'
wrinkle crude oil ml this atl'e0`te" '-
cringe d¢er‘it will afsortiflfl ’
mat al. which when rolled w ‘* `
oil bak* it into a` llafflarhab. ’
n . yi D
power. department. Amt slo,ooo. ‘Nil 60| this Iaocovlcthwiae ating-
are handled by the Commissioners
,000_le invested in the utilities, which
lit'
process ans not have to in paltltwlani
oftea and when dust does form a little
oil won sham tilt antleiiot,  -7 
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