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Labour Assoc,ioiIoii` ileinands_NAt  -I0Ih“» S0 |`|€ii'iil
oirmheuyqr--imhigrneh I
'Agent Preston.
Lennon, Oat. ~l(a,y H-'(Special)-
Norman Richman aged about eighteen
ygsrs,  at iii Methodist young
D¢°pie's picnic held at BDettigne's Grove
in Westlnlnleter yesterday, being
accidently sho! All-lla eya by a rifle. .
'rho Lshor lidscationsi association ot
Ontario held its fortii annual conven-
iicn here Yfsterdll-
A resolution asking that the Govern-
ment dismiss W. T. R. Preston on the
grounds of' conspiracy against the
interest of labor was unanimously
passed. -
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PHINEE IIE WALES _
 hhMmh
Prince ci Wales College Convention
took place yesterday afternoon in the
assembly hall inthe presence of ii' large
number of spcciolioss, when the following'
program #as dlttled out. \
Opening Selection by Orchestra
Report of the Yesr’s Work by the
Principal
Presentation of Medals und Diplomas by
liis Honour the Lieutenant Governor
Solo and Uhorus...... ..Mr. J. Murchison
address by Mr-_,Justice Fiisgernld
Piano Bolo by Miss Waterman
Vaiedictoliy by Nr. Winfred Bridges
t
cont-agion is past. -
a
lt"-loo Dairy Far-rn# supply from that
A Quarter Stopped and Some Stringenl
'Regulations Pul inio Operation.
 ' Life convict McGee made a sensational
ST- JDHN.,-MBV 25-(9D°°|ll)-The Board sanitary imlirovements are made. it
I of Health has decided that the typhoid The Board also considered the situation h
enldemicls due to imirnremliir. _ in this city use tonsulsteii s number ei
it has been discovered that there was regulations which will be given legal no
yphoid at a farm .at Bloomfield from force asspeedilyaspossibls. _
which the milk was sold toSt. Jobn and: These will compel milk vendors to C
the Board decided to prohibit the sale of provide dairies separate and independent
to
milk  this place until all danger of from stables and will compel washing by bo
also ordered stopped until some necessary buyers were passed. m
‘Board Says and Traced
these vendors of all cans in which milk is
The farmer will be called upon to make 'shipped from the country. ,_
number of improvements in the It is said that the cans are now sent m
sanitarics about his place. back to be cleaned at the farms.
MIIBE HEPHIEVE
I IN PAGE MUIIIIEH
Bos'i'oN, May 24.-James H. Vahey,
senior counsel for Charles L. Tucker who
is under sentence to die during the wee
of June 10 for the murder of Mabel Page,
culled upon Governor Guild today and
later flied a statement contending that
the power of pardon or refusal tu pardon
wus, in his opinion, vested jointly in the
governor and his executive council, and
that the governor must, as a matter of
0...... _ _ _ _  --ir w.h~_. _ _ _  _ _.sorts ww. refer ui some-15 to we council-
Address by His'&|&"lhib Mayor Paton
Orchestral Selection
Address by Superintendent Anderson
L. L. D.
The governor has called a special meet
__ ing of the council for tomorrow, when hs
will ask his advisory bosrdlfcr authority
to request the supreme court of (the com-
Addm“_|,|,gm_ 3,1* gnu;-.|_ .. .monweslth for an ,opinion on the question
_ _gpg “Q5 §\g._gm‘ " 'of law suggested by Mr. Vahey, _
Principal" Bohwfcls  3 Kiiqhentlf
and sensibly reported the pi-ogfessor the
past year. The advance made was most
gratifying; inuch above that made in
recent years. The close of graduates was
exceptionally large. Of the plant
relations of the studenis and the s he
spoke feolingly. The education given the
students was for the purpose of fitting
them for the lives they were to lead; in
The 'govisrnorand Mr. Vahey oitreed
that, irrespective ol* the merits of the
Tucker case, or of the future action of the
governor, itls desirable as a matter of
precedent to have the law definitely
interpreted. The hearing before one of
the justices at the Tucker trial on the new
evidence in the case, which was to have
teen held on Saturday, has therefore
been postponed.
the college walls the trainfng they*
received was to develop ments muscle N
and to give them the energy that diili-
cuity creates. and the ability todo mlilroih
in the midst of morogtc carry on t er
work well and- with strenuosity on the
street, in the ollice or on the farm; to be
better men and women because of the
discipline of the mind lmbibed in Prince
Oontidned on page 4.
his in hun
IUII AIHLEIES
Bnnnm, May 94-Gorman writers in
commenting on the failure of German
athletes to carry off liitllal honours in the
Olympian games at Athens, asserts
emphatically tiiattlleohisf cause of the
low standard of their physical achieve-
menisis the beer-_drinking habit, which
is arauy sspping the national vigor.
Several wx-ii/srs_ and that this habit
prevents the Germans from scquirins thsti
tsutness of muscle which distinguished
the American and English athletes, and
not only causes superfluous fat, but seri-
ously affect the heart, which is thh sport
Orkan par excellence.
 John Sinclzr, Secretary for Scotland,
_ - - A . his di h sed. urns( to
SMALL SHAW EIIH
PEACE IN HUSSIA
_ _ ~__..
Sr. Pi-rrsnsnune, May 24.-Professor
Mllukofl, the spokesman of the Constitu-
tional Democrats, according to a
thoughful article published by him in the
Rach today, is rather dsspondent over the
prospect of staying the tide of revolution
in the country. He bases his pessimism
upon the conviction that the Government
will not yield s' full constitutional
regime, with which he says it is still
possible to calm the passions
of the people. He regards Pre-
mier Gcremylrin and his Cabinet
as more puppets, doing the bidding of the
powerful influences at court, and believes
that Emperor Nicholas is destined to
throw away the opportunity as Louis
XVI did, of transferring the country to fa
peacsfuipsrllamentsry regime. This the
professor considers to be the Governments
last chance, and that a refusal to do so
will cut the ground from under the
Constitutional Democrats and strengthen
the revolutionary elements, which are
preaching that .parllainentarism is an
illusion and makes anarchy ond bloody
revolution inevitable.
_ __ ' ' P _ V I I ' I F; ml I .wewomen who refused to"pay taxes' wars-v»
T I' _  iq  _ V _ _ _  , taking this course in`ordei°-to advance they
_ __ _ ' I _education ei the cssihetasihisiers, asap'
APPIIININIENT IIE
STEPHEN IIIIIEAHA
long article on Stephen 0'Meara the
Boston Globe says: In appointing Stephen
0'Meara as police 'commisioner -Gov
Guild has made s choice that will be most
GIIIIIJ HACES Al  
_ _ _ .
0 Escape From Penitentiary. A$*i“‘P Eh* E"I°I°“°Y °f Eh* Mimi* C°“"°i|°° ‘sheriff Believer sealer of
T
 iioin ilifiiii’ " A I STRONG VIEWS, Phi iivii ur
_...__
FIIIS andfsvsfilfls Fetal *Says ihe Force Musl Have a Commander Creamer Children Are ver
in'uries.
J I in Chief Instead, a Return to ihe I" the W°°dS'
_-_
Old Order
of Thin s.
Kmosrosr, Ont. lilay 25.-(Special)- - * g
tlempt to escape from the pententiary
Here .he entered the base of a large
an night “ld would hh" “Bonded had Mourlmsr., May 25-(Special)-Caneda`s gradually, but that there had not been a t
°Hn°°:°rr::‘;;::;:_{b::l;;:_t:; |?;i‘;;t;:n‘I*I ghldiiihatse zegbllnlitidldxreisiiliithlefllliihzzzd 8b;1.:v:e':;il'),ri)i:lil;el:J:inion a Commander theory of tm" pl” “nd kldnnpplnx nd
unto tha ull" th__°vRha“w"_ offthe Military Council that now runs in 'Chief should replace the Military
` milltar"y' ai!`airs. Council. B
mmm, under construction -and cumb°d_ This was the gist of a statement made I He recommended that the Militia Act
the wp' but slipped. md Ml to the lest night by Lord Aylmer, Inspectori should be altered so that it would provide ;n_|ed mm »
mm fwemnkhnl mann” injurlm General of the Canadian Militia, who was _ for the appointment of a Commander in
' inhiiontreal yesterday inspecting the local Chief which practicali me a t
orning when he was missed.
This attempt together with the recent
He said that the militia had developed
I
He leftadummy in his eeil and his,» ,. , ' 7 'W' W “mil
bum” Wm not -dlmdvend un ml trodbs. V _to the conditions ani.edatingl.ord Dun-
_donald’s dismissal.
to the ohange.- Be said that no notice
He had a quantity of hammers and " '
 °f   fe      -~   -~ iii iniii iiii Huw iivi iii
 iiiniuimiis Miami iiiiii
bsld. t .
_ which has been discussed by the British
___ _ _ and Russian Governments at intervals
Orrawa, May B4-At the banking and CmcAg0_ May 24___z|°n»s watch
_ commerce committee Mr. Maclean, cf Tgwex-_ th, “rat swmtum emewd by
. Lunenburg. explainsdu bill of the Royal John Alexaédn, D°w|e_ in the ony he
Bank of Canada to have the chief offices (mm,-19,1 Z hu bun mm down The
_` changed from Halifax to Montreal. iumbe |,; 1, | ed 5° I d '
_ ___ I ' ' P4' Mr Carney of Halifax, strongly objected r 8 nz “B mm r ll °wBlks`
SACKVILI-8. May 25-(Special)-Shar
_ McQueen of Dorchester, after careful
investigation into the disappearance of
he Creamer children has abandoned the
‘ believes the bodies of the lost little ones
re still inthe woods.
He is arranging for amore systematic
nd thorough search than has yet been
 i
AN ANGLII-HUSSIAN _
AGIIEMENI NEAH
LoN11oN. May Zi -The Standard says
hat an Anglo Russian understanding
since 1003 is nearing final negotiation
One of its main features is the avoidance
of anything that could be construed as
being hostile to Germany.
Russia abandons her claim to a port or
railroads on the Persian Gulf, but
requires recognition of her dominating
position in Northwest Persia while sho
ecognizes Great Britain's similar- position
AMAlms'i',May 24-The raced nt the park W” “Ivins M thefeetmls and that nge”  in Soutnern Persia. Neither power
°°rdI“"y"°med by 'MPV ¢m““5 °l hr:g:::;:‘;';;;‘l::1°“‘:"°W‘;-;`)h°’°  were on’ two B Maha ESS and tree however, Drofesses to inteilere with
~ e. . an
Boston. i
Mr. O'lifcaro's serious life work began c
ss, halfmile boats. In the three minute ' _ ` `
hs s reporter for the Grohe. 'rhst was einer Abbot W. won, heat time 1.14 in the Px;:.‘€}‘_”’*f§:_3_1°p°;°_Sd“:°:m““““:;§;. GA  N  
80 ~ ' I - _ @ B W COIDB
away bnckin 1872, and ln the R4 years 2
that have elapsed since then, he has A
Right Wilkes won, 112;, with
idermiin second; Special Blend third
Y
directors present when it vias decided to
change the hsiid oiiloes
efiiect until is meeting of the shareholders
ld I hi ' i b Id . _ was held and approved of the change. ____
"“°°d " ° °"° “S” °“ y -"D “"1 D“'“°Y B’°'"'°" -'°“'°*'- I" "W W’ sir. Fielding shin that reniisiehtniiy he
aging euiwr,  managing editor te
.general manager, editor~in~chief,_ pub-
ilsherand part-owner of e daily news
paper, and now has been made police
commissioner of the cityin which his
life’s work has been accomplished.
Although horn in the province of Prince
Edward Island in 1854, Mr. 0‘Menra has
always been regarded as a son of the
Charlestown district, whither he removed
when aboyoi 10. 'He was educated at
the Harvard grammar school and after
being graduated there he took the regular.
four-years' course in the Charlestown D
notably as a Fourth of July orator, in 1800
Atlanta peaee convention following the °
Spanish-American War. 2'
He is married and has three daughters.
Mr. 0°Mearas parents and himself will
be remsmbandashavingresided in this .
City, on the north side of Queen Square
near where W W ‘Wellnet's jewelrv
SAYS' EZH_A_IIiIE_L_LU_II
f IS III ASSASSIN
._ d
iiore,one of the leading women sufi’ra
topay their taxes_on the ground thatl
taxation without representation is ti
tyranny, harangued a great crowd of 9,
women suifrmists from the second
morning.
Esoheqiier Asqulth ss an assassin, be- ~
cause he stood in the way of the advance
or the wetness movement, sud chisi
Sccretaryf Ireland Bryce and Capt.
were o raun y a is on -
iiors into:-msd her beam-s that slis
was-neil the lattarn! the determination of . ‘
t dsc hc were condnotl the cam sl
stages from reporter to city editor, from 0|
city editorto lilws editor, then man- J
E
bl h h 1” _ at mam, Elven 0_ B_ Then 1, ,very ~ double were on intimate terms. Some
3 sc °°' indication of the precious metal at Middle P   W°°k° 58° NH d0\1IJ|° lvft and has not
Bosrori, May 24-In the course of a '
bod
la
Mr. O'Meara has spoken much in public R
pee
establishment nbw stands. P
 _ van, five years old, who last Sunday
LoNnoN,:May 24.-Mrs. Dora Monte- W
IHE NAIAL REBEL
ted and s rich find is looked for.
EI UUE EUIINII
MISSINE [NHL
tary Director of the Metis in the Rebellion
of i885, died suddenly on his farm at
Gabrlel's Croselngon the North Saskat-
ohewen,‘i1ear here, on Saturday He
was in his 75th year, and' was a
robust and vigorous old man. Dumont,
upiothe day of his` _death retained 'the
implicit confidence of the Metis, and the
Indians who almost worshipped him. He
ass Timothy V. wen first in 1.00, with -Wu In “vor 0| H,,mn_ He hownen Latinos, May Z4.-The latest report of
eoPa_tchall, jc., second. - _ _“muah” mn mon” would “IL md the nit dead, oft revived, Father Gapon, th” A”3l°`J'“’°“°“° "F"°°m"“" Wm-15°
f ' . soonerorlater the head office would to °pp°"`° "P "IW T“'°““¢|fh CUHWPY. Of Sb- t
    mightaccept Mr. Hendsraonb amend- 3* P "'|’°"5°'| nndllls’ 0! bil
K0
summer ue thouzhtthn ur. Monera _\’°*°'_'_°"=:f:h'°h-=°tthm woortertto
nves s
mont and the one put by MacLean. may 3° 0‘J"k"' Th*-‘-Y “WW U1" NIU Md!
Mr. Hendcrscifs amendment was lost W“"k° Ph” °f Fame' G*1D°“'H. but WAS °
iver. 'rho send yields n isir .iny's wsse H A ::_"°° beg" “°°"~ It is the reporters
_ m ny lm-gon mu, proper fmimles who eory t at the body found at Oskerliii
Bild I" im “B W" W9 5P°“k°" *P 51”’ “swam ,,”h|ug“,_ The mam had hm _ __ was that of the double, who was slain by
ever been discovered but the areas are G°P°“ °i` NH h€lD2l‘8-
his summer goingto be thoroughly i>"°°' Bhrocnu, May 24.-Gabriel Duuiont_ “_ ___
First Lieutenant of Louis Riel and Mill- A E  H E plenty, lobster fair.
UUEEN IIE SPAIN
Lo
--- hee resides on a fern. quietly during the “"°” M” “`P"“°°°“ EM ""1 _ haf
mother, Princess Henry of Battenberg
st eturn from D kota '
S1. Joris, N. B.. May 24-Mamie Galli- '::;3M7he“g:§ “fer rebemom “ frontier of which King Alfonso will aww,
his future bride.
ieappeared from her home at Dowy The departure of the Princess from
l
udition by her pet dog The little girl   enthusiastic demonstration on the art
' ' was some distancein the woods and had ofthe Spanish colony here, while pths
glsts under* whose leadership many n
udergone untold agony in her endeavors platform sl vr d fl i
women have pledged themselves not to so "cm" e wth English
Und her way cut. friends, who gave the future Queen of
Afton her disappearance large par- Spainahearty send ofl’ King Edward
dssat outta search for her, but no Queen Alexandra, the Prince and
rdoecoiiid be found until the loud ___ Princess of Wales, the Duke and
kingof bsrdog attracted the at- Duchess of Connaught and other
Cove, was found today in an exhausted Victoria Station was the occasion for M,
' i ‘ _
har
“nlticnof some msn, who followed it,. 24 Wh Ch G D. members of the Royal Family, and the
ournetos lwampy spot where the Nm Y°“x"M“7 ° en M ' staifof the Spanish embassy were among
-I-_ii--t-_-__n@__,,
Brunswick, sent his regrets for a dinner
party last night he intimated in his note
himtoaccept her kind invitation. Mr.
Roberts' explanation was sufilcisnt. It
' She denounced Chancellor of the wp,,,m|y||¢¢|," bud, WN d|m,“,.°d_ Roberts. the distinguished author of New those present
I 1-"F.`ll‘W'
_ .“2.2if2i"$lZ°.f.’L“i...§‘.i. T.?.`$l‘Z...€Z"'?I.'l CHICAGO MARKETS.
Onioaeo May 25 - (Special) _
follower UWB MMU. 48_ ‘ Ocrn, June, 47§
' .. ' ‘ _ Ondidtndsy night when he rotumedto when 1 _ wg what rr 83*
_ ` his studio apartment, he discovered that Rn' Ma °____ ' P k I
every article of virtue and vslue,inoluding
Y. or , an.. $18.25
_ ' """" his evening clothes, had been stolen. ‘*’*'l
Loisnoiv, May 24.-The strictness of the
_ . store who opposed the snovenseat were
w°m‘b HAVE émm Hn" I' marked men, and "suggested that her
 do so herself were It not for the fact that
~ IOC ‘ use vm enngsi is osnnaisg her
_wc  P ':=_ia“:ee.-epim no teiiemrs ‘usa
  ever TASTED    v_________    
 . ‘W1 5””-“nd P" th!-“_P"'  I The house of hrs. Montedoze, which is
or-. I lllll-ll,"l\§§; _ _I Hes- .°.f'.r..:::‘::'h.°¥..‘.$.:.
, i
E °”° ` _ situated naar the Thales, not far from
me iiiiimi: iisii commits, uhiioo.
__   ,_r.smsbsr¢»sox.-sce.s._s. . - _
._, .~_" _.___
Hafnnlesdinftii, is' befriended and sur-
rsunledby tax aoiiscisesuui baiiias who
hope to stirvs her out ne elhat an
li yf as ir sn.
to obtain their ilidilputabls rights. ~
censorship and the complexity of tha
military movements rendarlit diiiicult te
estimate accurately the eonditiim of
sihirsis Nsu.l,hutitis clear that urs'
native rising is of the most serious pro-
portions. '
Chief Bai_l_ibalta's movements are
cbsoiiit, bat ls is certainly moving from
olaos to place and causing unrest, if not'
rebellion. wherever he goes. Portions of
laversi tribes have joined him in open
ilslance. llsjoi-‘ Smith and Col. Mc-
Kdnlis both have had serious lighting.
The formsr‘s movement down the Isildndl
Valley toBnRal_o -Rirtwas signalled by.
ehtranbs. _1'ri_ands`of Irs. ilontedore are
 HH Wlfrli fhoils
country in into Zululand.
_ , _
s outburst of beacon ill-as all over (bei
Burglars had gained entrance to the
apartment from the roof, and had-secured
articles aggregating., in vslue $5,000.
Nothing llad been ovsrlcokad~~.~i1y *tha
intruders. A smsii this ihwinshthe
and the manuscript of several short
stories, had hen deposiladmras gone,
and also s me collection of lntagiioe and
iiiineos. An old Swiss watch. which had
belonged to the author’s grandfather, was
insladeul in the slander.
with mr. Roberts, live his brother, will
Roberts, the poet, and his son Lloyd
Boberts,thsmagssine writer. All of the
oecupsntsof the rooms were away
Monday nighe,so that the thieves had
several hours in which to collect their
Srsrs or Onio, Orrv or Tcuzoo, _ ss.
Lucas Covsrv. E
Frank J. Cheney makes oath t at he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid and
het sein ann wi i the s r one
'unfinished manuscript of a new book, ¥1UNDRED Dghpfipg f,,':.m,:c|, ,md
every case of Catan-h that cog not be
cured by the use of liali'kCatarr Cure.
BEAN J. CHRNEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
gylgsrasenoe, this 8th day of December, A.
(Snap) A. W. GLEASON.
Noranv Pusnio
Ball‘s Catarrh Cure is taken iniarnally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monmlg' IEQGCHENEY A500 T l d 0
. . , . c s o .
som an omaha, vie. ’
Persia's independence,
In regard to Turkey the main principle
will be the preservation of the integrity
of tha Ottoman Empire,hut the reforms in
Macedonia will be carried on. __/
The status quo will be maintained ln
Afghanistan and Tibet, and the lines of
oilowed in the Far East.
According to a Berlin despatch, the
Kaiser, in conversing with the Chinese
commission whichlis now carrying out a
ontinental programme, strongly advises
China to creates powerful army as rapidly
_ , _
_ dbh hm ,_ 5' H th ,_ certainly not his. Agents at Teriokl
 i:om2intovNi:::c;`eapfl;;reit il;l:nti‘iiiPafi eb;ca "he" G°p°”'° W°“\lU ¢°UJD&Di0l1.' “ pmalble' It shmud be ‘mated ‘nd
meeting of the shareholders. M'_“°- U5°“|-Y°‘"*» AWN. saw Gsiwhh
. uw days ,gm 0,180: the reporkm, who selves, who should avoid imitating the
--- knows Gapon personally, says that until
_ N " , a few days ago, a man resembling Gapon
Svmiiiv, May 24.-A large number of staying some time at Mme. Ustalyova's
rbspecton an engaged “m.°h|,mfo,. wld I house, was in another house. I-le and his °“ th° Ch"‘°5° f°"c“'
controlled, he said, by the Chinese them-
military institutions of other countries.
This is interpreted asa warning not to
allow the Japanese to get sn undue hold
FISHERY BULLETIN.
May 22-(Special)-Georgetown ; Cod &
lobsters fair, herring scarce.
Alberton : Herring very plenty, co
Malpeque: Lobster fair, herring scarce.
("1-s);
A FAMILY NECESSITY.
It’s remedy capable of affording
immense relief tothe hundred and one
ailments that constsiitl nrise. It may be
a cold, perhaps loothacge, neuralgis, sin
in the back,-use Poleop‘s Nerviline, Nt is
penetrating, pain subduiniz and powerful.
lierviline s nt least five times stronger
pastfoiir or five years, being granted l°“Londm_ many for Spun at the tman hizadsiggéydrggigegiesand its vicrthteiéi
Y o over-es me .
For men nr beast Nerviline is a panacea
for all pain and costs only 25c. per bottle.
Buy N ervlline today from your druggist.
'Q
Conilcnscdadvcrtlscmcnts
(Too late for Classification.)
FOR SALE-Five prize winning Buff
Cochin and four half cochin Bantanrs
also chicks and eggs cheap. Ernest Carr.
26d3ipii.
(;r>"iiiYIiYvi:iaT-te-¢i7for*g`e_n>eral housework.
No washing. Apply to Mrs. J. A. S.
Bayer, corner of Euston and Rochford
Streets. 25dii
Fon SALE-1 shsrhegtfoii 'rlrhil
In good condition. Cost was &22.fl)
will sell for 88.00. R. F. Mnddigan Co.
Queen Street, Charlottetown. Ziidiii.
`N]ANTED'-Everybody to know that
tmspassers fishing on our premises
at Bcnshaw will be gaosecuted. No por-
mits granted. C. . Crosby. Heath
Crosby. 20d2w.
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Prince Edward Island. Finest sum.
mer climate in America. Fishing. bath
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fog; Hoto rstesmoderate. Free descrip-
ti matter for a postal.-Tourist Asso-
iation, Charlottetown, Prince Edward
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