' *},,.l:`,..li`.ving, C¢;iscl‘Vative,~ :inll .Ins
' l. liliigglli, SUM ist.
MAY.zx,x9rz_. f -=s~nunsn;_.imws»_., , I-pg;
GUARDIAN "1" »lwlll.os~\ul" 'l
‘f . -. . " ' ~' Y - 'f v V V ' ' ` ‘ '
all NAIAN STEAMERS . llllcullsi llllsfslolllllul Lnnv .lllifllliillfi 
By Bill Now Pending Be-
fore Congress, if lt_
Passes in Present
' Shope
i _.ni
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YUM-, May 20-A Washing-
Lrm despatch to the Herald Balls the
fluinidiaii railroads which own, op-
erate, or in any way exercise con~
trol over steamshlps will be dealt a
,,,.v,.re blow if the Adamson Panama
Canlil bill, to be passed by the
House this week, is not amended be~
[ore it becomes law.
In the opinion of the Renlllillcnll
and Democratic members of the
House, the interstate and foreign
comiiieree committee who drafted the
m,,,,§i|re, nild of members of the ili-
iristlitc commerce commisi-iioii who
f,,,.,,,» ii,_ no Canadian stuamsliip op-
l-rniell hy ii railroad is De"“ltt"'d I-*Y
ll,f- li~.l~iiis of the Adamson bill to
ure liny ivu.tcrw|iy of the lliiited
,~:l.;|l.m=, iiildiiiling thc grant hikes and
lulliliiiirl cniialw
'l`lii.~l fill'-l‘eu.cllilig effect of Allaliisllli
iiill luis only come to light within ii
[nw diiys. f -
(flniindinii Press.) -
(l’l"l‘.»\W.i\, Mliy 20-'I‘lie Allilliisoli
bill liliil uoi. been liroilllihi- til UH*
|,lovei'liliil~llt's iltielitioli lilltil this
iiiorlllug und will be the sllbjoci. ol”
M, iuqlliry if its cflvltl. lin the ilitclii.
of iiivusiiiw-s siirll lin fire i-cpl-eseiiilul
it will luivl- ri viiznl effect upon the
<‘._ l*_ ll., G. '|`. ll., rilid (I, N. lf.,
llfvillliilllill lilil‘l=l_ all of which ply to
fn !Ilul‘ril‘:in pol'ii-l. ‘
/ipuri. I'i~oin the iiitel-nntioiiiil dis
coill`|~-liy ivliivh is involved it ill i|iiill~.
plnili flint the proposed enactment is
_1 viulntioli of the l~Iay-Pliilllcefootc
frlirliy in so for ns' the lliiiinmu cnulil
in 1-oiil'r-.'l‘iif-ll.
The Ailliirsoii llill will liolv be ciilr
iiillcrrd by the goveriinielit and 'thc
l'llilwli_\s uiul li protest to Wuslliiig»
lou is likely.
HIE-EIECIIUII
IN MIINIIIIBI
(Cliiiiidiaii Press.)
l§ll!ll|>!\"l‘ON, May 20-Three can-
lliliiitrs were officially nominated to-~
dey for the provincial bye-elections;
Hou. f'_ W. (lross, Attorney General;
BOY DROYINED
LU-’\’llOl\’, Ont., May 19-Harold
I-Hsu, u l.ulidon boy, was tipped out
-if lilsviilioo mill drowned iii the river
:unr \\‘ooillilull. He wus splashing a
fllelid. 'l‘l\c body has not been rc
l'u\'l-l'|-il.
MAY RESIGN SEAT.
I~llll‘Il'il'i(‘, Mny 18-It was rlliii-
ol-ed loilay. at the close of the first
1-'ililiiet council held since the elec-
'ions hy, the provincial ministry
that the preliiier, Sir Lonicr Gouin,
iiolilil surrender his sent in St.
.loliii‘s lo lloii. .l. E. (‘.lil‘on, minister
ul liiwiriiltilre. Wlille the miiiistersl
lvl-rc lill non-eommlttal, it ls under-
stood flint this will he tho l\l‘0i:f‘nlll
ff»lIli\\'l-ll out, tllouirli l-loii. (Y. Il.
llovllu iuuy .resign one of his seats to
l.Iii~ ili~i`olll.l\il inilllBl;cl‘.
lloi' to ltllssili who recently tendered f
the Ilerliu iiewlsllllpers iii tryiiig _
flili nllliilicc Iietivecii 1¢‘|»,m(-,., ,md mm
sin is on the verge uf rliptui~e_
'l‘|lis is llechired io bc iilisollilnely up
lrllc; the eoulitriei-i ni-ii ¢¢lri|.iq|~ ibm,
ever togqetllcl' und l‘l'ciiiicr Pniiicai-e’ii
|'l.il'tlll‘.olrxi|ig joi|i'lley to tit. l‘e¢e|-S.
Il\ll`.L' will he llovotoil tu i.lir sizlrlilztlie-
i‘l\l|\R of thc hliillls thlit llliilc flicln.
I IIIIIHIIIIIISS
. SlNllNElI] III
PHISIIN FIIII llll
(Uaiimliaii l‘l'i-ss.)
Siiiion (‘»liilliii_i.gl_oii of that city iiii of
\|ll'il Illlliiliilleil $lIl0,iiflI'i 2‘l(l, mi ili-
'l`he average amount of Doniiilion
:in iiiciwisli of $994,047, nslcoliipnred G
pared with $006,044,932 nn March 30
ple of (Jliliada, during the tivo
lilInnrll's Llnlmriiit used by l‘liysi\‘.ilins
hm.
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I
_...._.l___
'l‘lu» S. ri. Morweuiin arrived iii'
'l\l\l‘l<rl.tetu\vn yesterday `iiftcl‘llll0n
froin Montrelil vis Summerslde and
riiroiiil-_ to Sydney and St. John’s,
N"‘l~ Hho had a _large general cargo
and three first and seven steeragc
l’““H0lll=lers for Newfoundland. Sh;
Ulf-lk on a good cargo outward and
lnillell during the evening.
l`he lllorwcnna is a'new vessel in
“le” Waters. having been recently
”“'°‘1'\r=d iw the si. inwi-ence snip-
allnli Co to be operated. by the Black
Mnond Line. Hhs is seven years old,
'lm/ini: been noni by ins cniednn
Shlllhilllding and Engine f"o of Dun-
;lee for the Canary Islands trade and
i"""I"if boon thus engaged since leav-
3'éK the ways. She is 260 feet long,
t, feet wide, attains ii speed of 12
"2 12% knots, accommodates 60
“st class and .24. steerage passeng-
in - and has ample freight room, hav-
aKh“l°Bl>acity for 10,000 bbls with
ues eter deck for sixty head of cat-
:;"K°\‘ trade and , hor furnishings
,. r?“f<h0\lt are most modern and con
ell ent. Her interior appearance
fifflaflv enhanced by shining brass fit-
“ls NNI the .woodwork is in bird’
°y° m°|’l°» m“h_°§‘lfi¥ and maple. y
r A soils one we; lunilniioo smoking.
:galil on the lininr deck is most in-
W “R While the ffttifiirs in fha dining
pr °°"i which seats 84, are most sp-I
Hunrlste and tending -to comfort.
°'° °\¢° in e- m'
mfl Mliiitffiilly toneddpfsno siid»,‘ a
N1 for the use of the ,pssnnken
She is slllendidly fitted for the pas-
. . ii.
s-
vith fresh linen, recently crii‘f\Gi‘»8‘I “WI
vith steel blinks, writer system and    fore the 27th. y V V 
electric and stcnm heat slid electric . 1103.1. ON SAT|Tn§|§Kf"*,12§E 1,,
.lghtink tho stateroonis :irc most (m(,mNqBU,w N Y M 9 mst a mack purse- containing 'g
. _ 'til ..l.ii. i ' '  -  “Y 1°- ' _
ggggleelgglig 3':;;rg0m:g;l_c 2;" cg 0;,n,;_ One Workman, (Yharles Keith, of New- °°““Id°"ab'° ‘mm °' m"m"y and nth
» . .' v lillilles lilernl reward to the
.ioslte sides of the vessels nnd to tho “$18321‘v£‘::(]klll:1i;“';W;t;:'(f:;‘ zgiogxgg ;;n,|e':_’ G? A_ s;m,.p_ _ M 5_21_,13",,1,
2°" °' °“°" '*‘ " “"`" °“"“’."°d 'mth' moral' limi. nillliy lu si. Helens oi.sini<`wAN'ril:n,`_`oNs who HAS
phnsizg tim impmmnce of the ,m,1u_ by the Duke of Connaught in the an- ' 1
.matic incident in which the name of ti-'l‘llliei'eu1<isis campaign is contained
l'e‘"`Be i‘0"Ib'. the l"'rencli ainbassa- in li letter from His lloyiil Hlizliness
his rcsimmtiun and mwclskv, fthe _o llr. (leo. D, l’lirkei',. secretory of
Riiggim, ,,mimSsm],.,,_. to F,,um§,, have the Ciiiinllliili Asslicintioli ior the
,been involved and by the cfloris 'gf l"l`LlVPlltioii of 'l‘iilil~i~eillo.==il»l which wns
f l
make out tllflf; the rillaiir sllows l.liiiT " "'° ‘ " '"‘.'   'M' 
los. wsu ssoi.
SAIAEMI _ May, 2,,_M,.,_,_ Emma relul uf. thc opcniiig session of the ns-
Moosliiim of |~lr,vm~hi1|_ wi", i;i||,.,| sox-intioii todav in which the express-
l his .~iyiiipntliy with the work nlld
llceeiiiber 5, 1911, filter the liiitsl* the iiecl-ssli.y of i-ililientlllii iilolli: l~ro»
deserted her iii New York, pleaded vmmiiivn lirics _ _ _
guilty iolliiy' to iiiilrlier in the see- _ , _ _ . und the self-govuliiliig i;ul.iiiilii~i would
on. Allrini lhmk vlills the elle
. H I f
ond degree and wus iiiiiiicclintely sen- ,,.,,.,,,k,,,- ai, f,,,,|,,v»,, _.,,,,_,,,|,_,,, ,mi Wm he ullltcll into our.
Ileiicnd io llfu iiiipi'isoiiii.l»iif... p,.,,ba,,l_V 5,m.,.,.,.,`\ |),._' ,»,,,,,_ A,],,,“R Rs rpm. Wlmlfl fwiili uf ,.v,.,,¢,, im ,mid
"""' l“'.:`I. I.. .'. li . -' _ ~ i'.
‘,ANM)|AN BANKS i  l;:iM“ lhwtiw mms HHN "L wus lo linllg r;osl|i` ililwiiiiloly soul
ISSN, H,[,A,[.HMwN,|._ Utmwu » telud llziltr. of I. lo .,iu|lill_.
.___ ' ' I-le ivus .q prolouiill _lil-lle\'l»i' ili tlil
fl'l"l‘i\\\'A, lvlny ill--Diirilii; tho' D truth that local piitriotism p_i~opl-rl;
llwllth flf ADl'il necordiiiit t0_0lliCilil A   liiiderstoud wus no olisfiil-lr to lar
returns furliislleil to the Finniice lh-~ gm. ,mt,.i0U,,n,_ 
pnrtmeiit the cliiil‘tcl'l‘ll hniiks of (hill ____ -_~ _.______.
ida iiicreaseil their liabilities by $22.- A    I I I
I4_0.7l2 null their assets by $2‘i,5llfi,-   _ 
965. The reserves of the blinks ou
crease of h1,fl01l:,70£l. Notes' iii lfircilln  
tion ure retllrlied nt $15,145,371, iiii| _ ’ '
,|e'c,.,mBe of $773_00_¢i_ , (Uaiiiilliiin lrl-rss.) V .  M,
GRAND RIVER, May 20-llaivlil
_ _, , , . _.l '
.iotcs in eircillntioli ho\i'e\'cl', ,show DIIKIWY. . ()l’l"‘”‘tlm‘ (”"‘1‘d“t° “I
sspe county, has relired thus l‘»ci'~
with the ng,,,.e,, fm. the pwvioua mittlng' the election of Gustave l.c_iii- (Caiiudiiin Press.) _
month. Deposits continue to swell ln UNIX. _l»lh0l‘H\. by liclfllllhfltlvlr r 0'r'l‘AvvA, lvlny 20-May 21 nn..
voliiiiil-_ The amount of dcuiniid or He ‘B 11I'I'0U\Hl‘_of Hon. Rollolpb, hw" mm, hy the Snwmne (mm, fm
clirrelit ueeoiiiit, deposits retlirlicd on }VI'*",W*\'§ *'°f"“l""I I" 'Im |"‘|"""I ‘*I"°t`, the iii-iii-iiig of (lm iblii-i-mga low re ,
April 30 wus :$1-l45,3l35,l81l, nu increase I0" "I ("“`°I_"`- , if(-i-enero `
jf. f,3,»i(;g,fi45 ,ini-lm; the mouth whilr-, l'l`I;¢, f‘I@"-'~,\|flll‘ 'H U'I"|<§VI"l¥‘|“I"" 1”' . --__._....___.___._.
fl ll I
llennsiin t<»inii<niio1n.a7o.s48, as rem- 1 H ‘H SU _ff__\l°_'_";T__ A |)|||M|0||[) Roggggy I
,-in increase of $9,325,417. The pc0'~ A   '-
liiontlls. March' nnd Avril. gilded $15.- PARIS, May 19-Two of those in- HAU#EYBU"IY» 0_“t~- `M“Y 13"'0V°I`
118.228 to their savincféf deD0s_its in jurcd in f.-he railway collision last @1009 lvflfth of d""-m0“‘|5» ‘Vamhef
the clinrtered hunks, Deposits ln night near the Gare Du Nord, died M111 J0“GIl€l`Y “file Stfllell by blllzlllalff
branches of Canadian Banks outside here today, bringing the total num- WI‘0 enfefcd the* BWI” at the ('""t“
of Caiiadsi totalled $.\l5.67ll,288, an in; ber of victims up to 13 killed and 45 Ilcfoe ilompllny, Ltd.
crease, nf-i compared with March o iiijurell_ 'l'he collision occurred on tho
$942,214. The banks reduced' their N‘ortlici-n railway nt Murcndet ridge,   V ‘
cull niid short loniisoii stocks mul ii niirliiii-limi trlliii from Pontoise, 
bonds iii ilannllli by $602,547 diil‘ll'\iz sind n trnlii from Mantsoult, crash f 
the month, but liicrcnsrd sim-il:i.r ing t.ol.:ntliei‘. 'Flin nccillent, which* _ `
imma nbponil by $ll1il,3l“l5 in the ksaine now s.ppenrs'to| huvc been d]l;e to.n *-"°"°
period. lliidcr this lieiid the hiili's oil defective swltci, wus unllsila y hor Han cent per ~~ ,I em" mnmm,
,im-ii :ui und $l;fl,|2i_:l,79l out iii,(llinn- rihlo. A_liion5;`the victims wus a wed- in this , mlumn_"E,§AEh must “,,mm_
du and $l0.l,.'i5R,.l9Z ou Ioiiii nhroad. ding pnity. fhle gloom s bend wlis may order, and "ve per cent ,usmum
(‘.iiri‘@nt lonlu-i elscwllcrc tliliii iii (llili coiiiiilotcly_l-lcvcrnd before the eyes of _ _ . _
mln' show li decrease of $2,739,536 ns his lirldl-_ oil lin liuur, who liorself uve ceuth ,
°°"“-‘*_‘3;°_"__!“_*';'1_f!!2.'§22£l1..‘;’..‘”.iii!i1‘ "““ l“";" “"’*“ """"""° ‘f““ "‘ 3"" "‘"' rrrts-i~”sm.iin'im“oon~nro~r=-.rr
------»~-Y--~--~ - vlvols relates tlilit liffci e_iit_iicntiiig , _K ‘ _ A I _wg Pl x qt
» llihlself he went to the assil-itance` of elpoch' pp y r nchldtl
ii wolnlin but she was so iadl _ _ s - __**~- --__ - --
i - » r..
` , _ _ l y mil- ._  _ _ ._   m ,; ‘ ....9 
 Sass  |.ll1itell.tllui'. she could not be reniov- ‘V-*NTWD A I’mUS'i‘K]"M'ml Nl
,ld frnm fm. iv;-ppgllgp Qilecli lllllrl flliurlotfetliwii-Apllly
“ A   srsgngn Iw||'Vi| 30p|E3 . ii%o%`nT§§]i§irAgl§‘
('Ill'1lllfl0llY(`i, MIIV lil-A »\v-ilrlcss
limi been rcccivcll from tho steamer ______._,_______.c.__s__.____.___.__._._&I'7f1*l`
nniiiih-.i' of the piiilseiiglfl-‘l-i <|lllii'tcl‘c KN," iwriiiziisiiiiii (‘ecilIc, liunoiiiicing 'PHFI Pl1lRl~lON 'WHO l.OS'I‘ A \V/\'l‘-
ind in fact the whole ship, the salollii muy, 9|", Wm n,.,.iv,, “,,`t|,ig D,-,,-t1M,,,_ cli fob iii this city can lmvf- siliric
H 0lf‘-‘fU`i\‘H|\¥ |lKI“»°‘I "WI '*I“"““ 'Wat' 'l‘hc stcuiner luis been considerably by BDDIYUIK IIT- WIS "mm" ‘md WW'
lil- llelliycd by stoppliug to pick ilp sur» 'i“K__f_‘lr__'i‘il_;__ 5"2m'3!'
'lhl-. stnterliilulr srl* "lc-it f‘0"f‘“‘t' vivin-li of fi ivrnclwii shui, ibn mimi. WANTED A oml. 'ro do our
iblc and iiivitiiig. Newly iurnhlhcd nf which 1,; not yet, kn0wn_ 'Wnst. Way pnlil, and gooll wugcs
.com and lavatory with wnshstands I
_ when ii. steel bridge ln tl eou _ f had some experience in iiniliteiir
ind complete water rind flulililnlz sys mnstmcuon on the Gl_‘£‘:hd ',`Iffm;‘k phnmgmphy ,m__(c,.,.ed’ hut ,my 8,,
 M i ,mmled I, Riillwliv over the Ht. Regis col- RHUIISI- /\ Emil Ftnft for "mart
- . s ‘ ’
° °'w"“"“ wmx ° y l d The n hrid lich ¢ bov. .ifhnson & Jolinson. 5-2ld3l.
U°|;t“h; Iinlmgg ';x‘i;‘e|xe':,l;'];:,viga3;; rzgllliee and old, str\li‘1Zf?iir“l;,\ wadvliisliilg 'I‘O 'I.ETL:T\°i;l_llf[fflFiT'ltOO_M DWEL-
 'im efmcye nd Gnu ports Ill” I,” Ilut on in sections when the breaking ling house with »niitbiilldlni¢s at
‘ ‘awr e 5 ' K D, of a steel brace cnilsed n section of Georgetown, suitable for summer
5"" I" "‘° °"‘°1°Y °' th" m“° "` :nh bridge to lan. ~
mond Steamship Co for many years
_ , to Thomas G. Hessian, Georgetown
§1‘;.‘.?..i.‘§°.§i’.l.‘.‘.‘i.‘.if.°i‘ifi‘t§‘t....Sill rllilis. sllll. llooll __    ____i-21_<i.1ii»<i.-
_ ll i - » " wK`i~3‘Fl§iijl-riiisr cnnss MAN 'ro
;:hlhh<li1fdtI)i(;rI:obI:iT.lI;l:coiT;l; sjhdmtliie  oF DIY look after boiler ond ehelnv- Sfwdl'
Louishllrg the first two having been The mp, Wm 1,,'|,igJ, tm, dumb n employment. Experienced man pre.
fron-nent callers at.thfs Port. at 1 08 and ,tomorrow aftsrno n ot ’°"°‘l' Apply I" "°r°"“ nr can by
The vessel is fitted ' with wirelfss 2 04. 'it Wm be hy h Dmormw fnog, telephone. Montague Furnishing Co.
mia im ample un ming eprllsiwls. ,iiighi 3.16 .ina militia., at 4_1; ` ymrl.. M;»nml:li<»_.________6_-Edrtfi
Five lffsbonts are available, each csr- The sun sets this evening at 7.33 AUCTION A'l‘ SALES ROOMS 'l‘l-IIS
|- in as people. there is an ample and tomorrow evenfn at ' 784
Y lr _. 8 _ - ; lt
supply of life belts on deck and three will rise tomorrow morning at 7.34
sro placed in every stateroom. Noth- and. 'rhiirsdsy _7.8fi. -
ing tending to the convenience of the The moon sets tomorrow morning
linen hrs sn route is left snilone. at 12.60 and Thufldsv at L21
“mils sueiweline will nnaenimaiy 'rife am qnmei- el ensneén will
“Drove-an exceptionally popular pq- be Thursday, ,Isl-d lust., at .10.i1 ii.
songsr host for s summer cruise and YH- '
will be watched for on her regular 'nl' 1°” th °f will Wm 11° \\f¢°°“
fourteen day visits. , .» . ~ ._ _ _. .  ~. _ _
-  . »- , ~ . ~ »
Another _'concert Ill 0 isiiy ,gmju , 1 licilrli and; eleven miniitss
2”* °°”°°nl. l»~alFi`y= -°:i°e°ii»~ ali-
Fllll _0I‘.(,|” -: , _ '
A '    
  ii f"
“"1 MI” the rl-‘i 5°*P?~lllllN'5l'l Linimmt`.iii the house.. Mlilntifs Linh1\\ptlnfn'ibe,!'man's friend.
VV' \ A, _‘ '».`,_ ,L . _, I.  . . ,_,‘ '- “"‘ * ‘ "1 ‘ ~ ‘fi '
WOULD UNITE COLONIES
LONDON `\liiy Z0--Altliui J. Bill
four, the former- Preiiiier, spcakiiir:
today at the annual meeting of the
Vielorirln League of the Empire, said
he believed that lit no distiiiit date li
selieme for imiieriul plirlliiiiient wollld
be mntlired by which (lrl-nl. llritaln
HON. A. J. nlinroilli.
...._._._.___ _,_ _ .____,..-.___,__. ._  ._ __
nllowell Mimimiim charge twenty
eight rooms with modern i\1lDFO"0
ments. Apply at Guardian iiiidcli.
_ given. Apply at Morell I-louse he
tourists. Rates reriaonable. Apply
(Tiiesdsy) momlng at 11 o'elocx
Oak# Morris Chair, -Oak Rocker. 10°*
ther. Oali Dining Table and Bet
Chairs. Indies oak wl'i¢|f\¢ GUI.
oak hall rack, Walnut Sideboard.
American Sliding Spring Couelio
with mattress and cover, Ladies
Saddle and Bridle, :md other arti-
cles. R. Beaii-sto, Auctioneer.
5~20dliDd.
1 I  _ 7By Hostile flotlves, ll
flllillllls' lllllllsl lllll ,,  ,,  Say; llllllllilll .,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,
IIPIIIIIIN IS BI DUKE IN THE S»°h@°S=`l»@m»wlllB-=   MIIIEIIS HEIUIIII '""»*>°“° lbw"
. lllllllllllll wlllll Pllilll    ull “*“‘""
' _ I
  will BE Pnosclilsfn lllllilllll ,   “liliirnfln snizlt. ilflli lil
_ -*" --_» V _ “'_" (Cuiindiuii Press.)
( ( l NEW YORK, May 20-Killed proli-
Ullllulliflll Press.) <oni.nllllm~ Press.) “~ Ullllluillll Press.) lililv nv hostile natives lvlrs la ii
l'..\nl.el. .willy 2o_iri~e,.ci, ,,- , » ,, , , _ _ l‘HlL.ADl<ii.i»HIA, may zo--'ri.,, ic. ' ,_ . _ , ' ‘ ' . ' `
perturbed in consequence ofoltllizlolnzs l()llON FU. May Z0-A iilltlitr tx» (Uamdmn Press.) Dimmu." an over the unthmcite [mms §cF1\\l.ii, ii* missionaly Ihelonlslllil to
mmits of tho Gwmnn press to em_ nrcssion of the earnest interest taken _ _ _ ,-,,tu,-,md to work today to prepare ovi; Scotia, is dead iii Brazil and
" the mines for resuniptlon of work. her Wllflllil. HGV' J. D. llllfldwlfh Of
It will probably be ri weuk liefure Mnxville, Ont, f‘ongl‘ei;lit.ionlil luis-
UW l"‘Il'Sfl'y \\'il| l‘clll‘ll ii lioriiilil ii- sionnry, also rcturlied to Uaiiulln on
V9l`11f.'c of pro'llllct.ioli.
l. IIIIUSEVEII P
' SEIIVES lIIIlIIIl  
(Canadian l"rcss.)
f‘..\lvl1ll`illi<llG, Miiy zo-l_‘.U1_ [l,,m,;,..
velt scrvcll uotiize today tlliif. bf-
wollld resist lzoiniii-limigri nt, ii". lip!
pilllliviili Nidioilal i‘llii\'eiif.ioli.
“'|`|11'f'<'. can lu- lill rlllilpl'oiiiisi‘," he
Said, "in Vnlnlirillge soliie of our
o|ipr»iieiil.s uri- suyiui: neither 'f‘afI
or l should lie lililliiliaiinl, “T niillle
the conlprolnlse ixniididate mid lie
will be ine."
CREW WITH FEVER
l\loN'l‘nlc.\i.. lilny llwrlil-_ inireel
llller ’l‘liigelii liliw ill porl is in ii had
wily ull fill' us the iil'iip'.~l eiilllpiiliy is
eliiil:el~lied, Miilnriu eallglit iii the
l`l`0llie.~l having swept. tllrough the
rrssel. The ship canio from ’l‘i-inidad,
buf. previously had lieeii up the Amaz-
on to Pllerto \'ollio_ where the dis-
erlm- wus prevail-.nl. und uiaiiy had
lied Il'l>lii itll -“ffi‘l‘l.i4_ l1‘l\'e of the l'i~mv
liiid to be left iii. 'l‘rinidall, and three
'iiorc ut Sydney, i‘.  Ciilltliin lfrili-
irtson on arrival here e¢nfercd nv pri-
rntc nilrslng lioiiic.
H'l‘l‘TAMl~lIf Hlllf Nil).
l\llON'l‘R‘l<lAl., May lil-The Montre-
LLI oiviiell stnanivr lonli, coiil llidon,
Look fire sliortly before iiiidliiiclit iii
iuontly slnkinir. The crllllnlii and
rcw of twelve men took to a life
lioat. and were driven before a vio-
lent gale, finully landing tlibi mom.
'ng at Henderson Harbor, N. Y. The
vessel wus 15 miles north of Oswego
.vllen fire was dimzovureil llclir tlio
iuiler roiiiii, null after lneffcctllnl af.-
riiipls to siililliio it, the incn lofi. the
rossel. 'l‘he_v were tliorollglily oxi
iiiustcd on iriicliilig lrinll, word nf
he disuster was received here by
ons distance telephone by F. E.
H811 C0Il1l>Bhy. owners gf the vessel.
Calitniii Paul I-Iymolid of Beaiibgr-
nols, Que., was in charge and the
_irew are nll Canadians, chiefengineer
Patterson being from Picton, Ont.
l‘lu- loss is estimated at $20,000.
~‘u|ly covered by insilrlince placed
lzlirouizli lialc rind Coinpaiiy ol this
~ity. The cargo consisted of |000
ions of soft conf, the vessel being
hound from Hollus Point, N. »\'., to
qllrbl-c. 'l'lui cnptliin said that rockets
.vers si-lit up but llierl- were no other
vellsl-ll-i within roacli,,niil`l had if. lint
‘ilecli for thi- excellent. condition of
the life boats fi rllsaster would have
oci~.ill'rcd. ’l‘he Iona was n. wooilon
vessel, wlfli sl-.rciv propeller, 150 feet
long with ii 25 foot. beliiii, null 5
ilcptli of I2 feet. l'-lhe wall hllili in
11102 lil. 'l‘i~l-.i1l'bii, (liit.
' A lllEl\lAIlKAllI.F} CURE,
..;....
NEW YORK, Nliiy 'I7-Tlilfeii to lim'
Nlorinli Hospltnl two wllukshgo, ap-
unrcnfly dying from lnekjaw, Mrs.
Tilly Spiro will lelive the lnstutition
toiiiorrow viircll, Mrs. Spiro, who is
sixty-five yenrs old, was nttenilell hy
')r. Luo Fltelgllt'/. und Dr. S. A.
‘3luiuier, while ,tlin injection of tetan-
'ls nllf-ltollin was siipervised by Dr.
\1icoll of the llepnrtment of I-leultli
researi-li lnliorlitories._ Because of her
age the womnn‘s recovery is i:onsid~
ired most ilnllsual. But there fire'
other reasons why the nilccessfiil ter-
mination of her illness has cruised
much comment. One of fhess ls that
tho tetanus lintitnxln-wns adminis-
tered in large doses and ivan not in-
fected into the tissues, out into the
vclnn. It was learned that such li
course was being advocated 'by Dr.
William Park, hcnd of flio rrncnrcli
laboratories of the Denartfnent 'of
-Health. 'It is n em-»-~.-»~-»t'~'r~'v new
treatment in this country, "_\'rs. Spiro
received fri all 75,000 units of the tn~
tnnus antif.oxfn.- ' '
THE- IE-ITIIER MID
'TIE TEMPERATURE
TORONTO, May Sl.--Westerly
winds, fair and cool.
The temperature at three o'rlock
this morning by the "Retail Store"
Tested Thermometer was .40 degrees
above zero.
.The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was forty-three delrl'!0l_ B-
bove nero and the highest was forty-
seven above. The lowest tornpofsturn
recorded the previous night was thir-
ty-slx dltraes above and,at nine ii.
m.. ft wil fort?-four and at nine p.
-Ani: for Mlnsrlrs and we no other.
Km., it was forty-three shove.
l-ll ill ihl- iiilnnll iiiolliiiniii country of
IIN EIIMPIIIIMISI 
,dim ()n¢m~;,, y(,,,,¢,,,.,my mm v|_w&:V wollld he colitent to libido the vcrdlrt
iurned to the watel"`s edge. tlllbse- of mn" am) WUUM ff""""i" il’ tin"
six montlis vucntioii ii few days
lign, took paslige buck tliis iiioriiiui;
mi the nihnmel' Vusori.
Ilel' death is' the flrsi. ivliil-li occlirr-
all ill f.i~ii yvrll'.~: ill the liffle voloiiy
of l`ilnu<lin.u nilsslliiiuries lili-I f.rud
1-rs which Rev. Mr. hIlfl<l\\'i~ll found-
MHS WHEILEII
IS MEI]IIlLISl
_ IN BUII IIUNIESI
(Uanndinii l'l»»1-..i.l
` wol.l.A.~l'roN' luny all-lilrli. |<: W.
Wlieeler, Jr., who, nil Mary ll. Ad»
rims, was formerly the l~liiiiiipi_.in wo-
lnsn golfer of the elisf., wus liifllliillslv
in thl- qiirilificstioli icniiie todnv for
thc championship of f.lil~. Woiiiiill'r.
Golf Association of Boston, lit ll-lf'
Wollaston. (iolll (‘.l\lli. A I
Mrs. Wheeler had a card of ill.
Miss l-Iarriet Uilrtls. llili former
National champion, could do no hcl-
ler than 100. `
___>~A'Y-Am 'N - ll.
'i`Al"'l .~lldl<lS DA. fill
CLFIVEI.-ANI), OHIO, May 18-
“l would not lee here tn lioi.licr‘yoil
if ii; did noi. i-onrerli the /\lnl‘l‘il~nii
people more than it does nic to de-
felit 'Theodore Roosevelt for the ilresi-
dency,"' slid l‘i'esilleiit Tuft lust cv-
eving, "lf li. wi-.i-c ii piirl-ly ill-lvllnill
lnlii.l.l~r wllli illl'," he cllnlillllril "I
White House silent llildci' his ii-lis-
stliteinents alld nttliekn upon iiie.
lint more than my own ff-eliiigs is
at stake. It is of supreme iiii|J0l`l11DC0
to the Americaii people, l .fini llnre
iiiost reluctantly, I nm here from ii
sciico of duty," srlill the l’residl~.lil..
“I ani here to risk _liisf.ice`fol‘ fill
Ohio l‘resiill‘lit,"
Speaking of the l‘liylic 'I‘lirif l`iiIl
und the need cxistiiu: for flirf,lier‘
til.riff'l'evisiuli, Mr, 'I`aft riiiscil ii
laugh and cheer by i-eiiilirkiiipgi-"lf
the Democrats will only give the
money l'll'see'thlit fthe schedules
which are too high will be revised."
Another remark was rnarle about.,
the factions in the Repllblll-ali fulfill
when the President was rclerrlig to
progressive nssintanee in passing ilu-
Rnilrond Bill. "You can cull theiii
progressives if you like them mill ili-
siirgciitn if you don't," hi- suld. Ilf-
himself called them "progi'cssivvs"
nuiny times. When lie cnuir io u
discussion of the Posfnl _ -“lll\'il\EH
Bank Bill, however, he said; ‘ i.
wus opposed by tho insiirgentu; you
see I call tlieiii insllrrreiilsf'
if  l
“_
Qs-1 ,
. _ V .
ls Said to be Calm all-d‘Qlili0
fIec0nciIl'rlI,'l02Hls“lrllQll>‘fi
Fate. _ ' fi-
\‘.
___-_ |
(Cnnallian Press.) ~
lzli.=l'l‘flN, Moy 146--A genuine desire
illiii. the lost' hours of his earthly
existence might conic speedily, TAD-
pnreutly dominates through the mind
of i‘.lnrence Rlchesou. _ “
As lic rose from his prison bed't0-
diiy tho young Virginian, who soon
lifter midnight tonight will probably
psy the pelinlty of his crime for the
mllrilcr .of ,Avis .l.,il\neH, bacnmb
completely reroiicilcd to his fate and
r~ourri;gl~oiis'ly faces thc flltulle.
llo.\‘,'l‘llN, Moy 20-"l have made
my liclire with ilod mid lim resigned
to my lute. I wish now to go -to
iiiy ilclitll as soon us possible, the
i|ill<‘kcr llie li¢\f.t.ul',"
'l‘lie.~ll: \vlirde.- uliolleu by (‘Ilirc-ure V.
'l‘. llivlil-:~l<>ii,, formi-l' l'lliptii~lt Minis-
ter uiill l--liifossed sllvyer of Avis’
l.ililii§l lo lilev. H'l~l'bl~rf, J. Johnson,
his spiritiuil adviser tudliy expressed
flu- lin-iiinl ooliflllilliisl of the enli-
.lviiililnl llifin, irllose telilirc of lifll ll
lilliv iiiiliislilwl only liy hours.
'l‘lil-rc is iiiuuli i~caiu'»n to believe
lhlif. ln- will go to his death in file
l-lel~trii- cliliir i»diorI.ly of.tl‘r midnléht
-ni Moiidiiy. Rr-izliiiing in his cot iii
llli- ill-nlIi'i'oll lliclieson talked long
:uid coiililfsfly with Rev. Mr. John-
soil `:'iiid with the prison flhnplain,
lfvv. llel'hl‘i't l~‘. Htelihlils.
"l do not wuuf. ill iill-op, l have
no lilflc filiil- fo live und sri much
T ivalll to nay illuf I iullsf talk." 118
uni-l. ‘
WIIUNIIIII Iillll
Wlll Illllllllllll.
Hill ISSAIIIIII
ll‘aimdisii Brass) .
l'l'l"l‘.\WA, May `Zll-~’I`nerosaVDollan,
llle girl who was Shot three times by
(lol-doii illidgins, her reiected lovely'
:it Portage llulorl: oli Friday night,
will iuirovcr, and is expected to leave
ilic liosbifal in ii few days.
While ull siiriis point to the sni-
f'iilf‘. of Hiidgllls, all 0fI0l“I.R llll.Vf\ flin-
rd to recovei~ tho body from the
Ottuivil lii\l:l‘ lllld it is sllspectefl
thai. blood stnins lending to the
`iilii-irf uurr ii plan to 'ass_ist in the
,,l*’._..-.v ..».~~\¢Ci""' .
IAOIICIOII BUY DROHIED »
Momrrou, nay' is-iviiiier Trim
ine l~l-your old sou of il. 'l‘rites of
this iowii, was drowllcll this offi-
iue. 'l`lil- yoili, with ii companion,
went fishing iii ii f-rf-ek nbnilf. three
milf-li froiii f.li\vli_ 'f`i-lies decided to
so in sliiliiiuilig, hut. soon after div-
ing into tlie cold water lie. was sala-
ell with eiiimp, and sank before his
rliniliriliioii could render aid.
f`. P. R. COLLIHION.
ivoob.~i'ro<'.l<, N._n., May is-A`
lil-ull-rlri collision occurred last niglih
on flre fl. l'. R. brunch line mm 'n.'ll_6
lrofii lierl-_ flue trnin was slowink up
for ii sliiiilipllore' nl. the fzirno mid the
ilupact lzliercfore was iioi. so serioiifi.
'I‘hl~ truln crews jiiiiipell and no one
was sei~ifluiily liurf._ Several card
ivrrl- thrown off the rails, hilt the
Irzicli wus cleared iliil-l morning.
v~v¢vv\~v~»
-~.~..~t\~`~.-
i_'llril'lotl.i'towli lritlvl-lin ilori- dl-_
ligllted lust week willi the perforlli-
anccil al; the l’i~.upl~\'.i 'l"licntrl- of flir-
lllllisicnl i‘lifl.oiis.
A fact, tlillf. lvolllil llllvo li-iii. :iii
added iiiterest lo llir rliupli- hull if
hem more generally kliliwu, was thlil
one of the Mlisicul f‘|ift.oiis is ii liu~
tive of this l’i~ovilicu. lfcfl-i'l-lirr in
made to lild. (2, I-lo\vl\f.t, the "iliuli in
tho ruse." who, lillvilii: nssuliil-il the
,-imgfi imuiii of f"lifton, is now l-lil:nrz-
ed in viilldeville work iii lroiilpnnyl
with his wife.
Mr. lloivnft has nn iiifrrrsting lit-
tle story. He is one of t.liosu= few l‘-.
Fl. Islanders whose eiirly life in hill'
liative lnud was so brief flluf he had
.in opportiinity lo beeoiiw at all fli-
miliiir with if. The sllii of ltielislmll
rind Mrs. llliwntt, fol'iiiel‘l)/ ill 'l`\')'~'
oil. tho latter now ileilfflflfifl. hr “'f\H
rerhoved to Maine, over forty _vcitrs
ago, nt the alze ‘of one year, the inm-
ily locating in that- State. Until last
week Mr. Howntt did not revisit the
Zinrden Province, but his anxiety to'
sei-_ his birth-place overcame him,
when the opportunity presented if.-
uelf through Mr. Hogg, and now his
nntlcipatlonii have culminated in re-
alization. - _
Mr. Howlitt belongs to li fninlly
wldcly connected and with nuiiierous
branches extending from the parent
trunk ln the genealogical tree. As a;
result lie found n host of 'relatives
hors, the majority of whom he had
»-vs/va .~mAm»n\vvn 
PROVINCIALIST PAYS _  `
VISIT T0 BIRTHPLACE
 
rc-|elii‘i1l.ail tnsti'iiiiieiital professor!
.null hui; d<‘\'ell»pul into ii performer of
illucll nxcclllmce, handling- dilclllt
e.iiiiiu.»sii.ioiiii with comparative "anno
iuid niuch to idle delight of bk indi-
iui-_v. ilu playoff some years with
wel-l known lianils iii that S0508; no-
inhly the 7Iird iiiid Zilrll Regiments,
both ol-galilv.nf.ioiis of 50 ‘ind 60
pieces. lifore reveiifl' lin his-devot-
ed his attciif.luli to voiuievllloiiork,
lissoeintoll with Mrs. Howatt. il'-aotd
uf which they ore thu iirlgihixtntifl In
fliis field they hnve met with lilcci-sl
und to Mrs. l-luwntt no srmlblhlirs
oi il. munf. be niirlbumi. oltufi ny
the Muses, Mrs. I-[owatt took alvan-
lliits of her fllleut and 'fleveldfm it
hi- study and is A proficient :infill
null r-nf-els iii performing on thifcor-
iiet, blirllloih> and other va\v\-'l&f.ril-
ments, prollliciiig ii strong, l>\iD_ Gnd
clear tone pleasing to the snoliltriti-
cal ear. ' »‘
She is a cousin of one
scendants of Ralph Waldo
the celebrated post, having
ily name before marriage.
rental horm is in Auburn,
Mr. I-lowntfls father ia now
,nd located in Woburn, Malts.
of country has nlivor wnneli
and his frequent.
beauty of his native
ed in Mr. Howiitt,
pride in..P. E. *Island which,
is fullyjiiltffishls' now that
oliity has been appelised by a
no knowledge of, but had heard his
father make froqiicnt reference to
their patents. `
Mr. l-lowntt took up the study of
music early in life and its charms
proved attractive. _f»l‘n studied the
lcornet under one of-New York's most
, , x .
Mr. and Mrs. Howatt are at
,in Slimmer-iiide andf leave
‘morning for Frglql n, ‘N
tlniilng their tolr _
make their Charlottetown
mnrsids visits ofannull
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