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New Yol-k's ninety votes which ye, **d_;_'_l:llCod $2 and steel bands $1 towards the desired goal of a total
,, at ogcghallgell are to become effective cessation of the opium habit
_torday went to the Clark-Harma
combination, were today cast
black for the Wilson delegates,
- -_\ (Canadian Press.)
BALTIHORE, June 27-The plat-
form to be _adopted by the Demiocra
tic contention was under considers.
tion during the entire dav first by Mr  _
Bryan ind Senator O'Gorme/n of' the 5-I b°1°“El”5' '50 th” M”'“1“`1° °f Al\°S° _ .
r¢.,|¢|“¢,|°n| commjttea and later by  bury, in the Kennet valley, near . (E Press.)
QQ vwommittee M eleven of which Marlborough. They came. upon the DUBLIN, une 27-Allan M.
gen, of Kem of India is chairman skull of a human being and a com- Fletcher ish was nomlnated
` plete skeleton il few feet from some |51' E0V°l`l1 rmont at the Re-
snd- the end b the full committee ___ cottages within a few yards of the Publ-l°"'“ V°\\u°“ hare t°` 0°
d fe ' D b ofltion was narrowly averted, occurred
_ in v
representing all of the States of thc - “vel The skeleton was that of a slay, _ii a gph A, s oer on
t e i
_Union alll their, subdivisions.
Gorman 'iibut themselves up in th
committee room, doffed their coat
and collars and continued until afte
that their work had been completed
The ffflg. subcommittee was called in,
at _that _ our and immediately began
a-careful reading of the document.
The members of the sub committe
o_ -the corrections being merely ver
`,'__#hey were sufficiently satisfied with
tvlltuation to announce a meeting
° -_the full committee at ten o’cl0ck
I
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“Wu” PU’ l“d§ment upon work o
W5 lllh0l‘dina'te organization.
‘As '_h_ll 'been announced the platform
is a flat and positive declaration for
.tsrfdlfor revenue only but it is no
Dffolioglhiitement in favor of free raw
nxrr .
I S' $531* plank comes immediately
e. general declaration of Demo-
\
e e principles with hi h th _ “lid W\\° Bfmir 1°! -honesty in poii- -
“_ out opmm w o _e do tics ____ _“Buried i__.m_t supporting Mn _'IO IMPROVE QUEBEC PORT. COHDEH 1.
ni.-
§7_<.__.____,
but that -any Republican "knowing
the exact condition .of national affairs
2_:_______________________________  Taft. - _
"` '  QUEBEC- J-me 21-Prem  To “is foil
(Canadian Press.)
A nlscovninr.
_   LONDON, June -26-An archaeo-
_ l0zics.l discovery of much interest has
been made by men excavating on land
E
haunted.
. , _ LONDON., June 27 -Lewis Har-
* ‘ ' ‘i -Court, Secretary of State for the Col-
(Csnadian Press.) onles, deprecated the agitation for
_ - (canadian Prose.) -___Nlnw Yoax, .runs 27-In uno win. ;§‘m°d}ato one ;_oi.ol suppression oi
BALTIMORE June 27__Th° Bryan e action .of other steel concerns of ° °P um ra c while introducing
' ` - - th C l i l -
Wilson progressives won another ver- yesterday the P°°“°yl““i“ Steel U0 Hguso) gin Soggiiggsefliigagsgnlhg the
today announc d th t it °
dict in the Democratic convention to- ed. the price 0;, strngtulalhigiigdvano-_. He said, "there is grave and un- "__
- s
day when the delegates overturned steel b 1 “"4 doubted evidence that a compulsory spo
tl” "npmt °f th' °"°d°“ti“\“ Wm' the ratlilsons stgll Till 1? lm i”°r°”°d reduction of the opium traillc has led ling
gliatrkglg  i_'._el1 Wilson dale tan ° B by $3 per already to the increase of the even
_ 011 lioa. " _ _d dl`fvi fM hi
.Th.cWllson supporters claimed that mfgfegtigs ‘anim s_teel rivets were c1;?::.lne°|;.nil hntueegiteirnagilfnare 33;?"
the vote made the nomination of- facturen was 1’ _Y leading mann- ion _was taken to check this lt
Woodrow Wilson practically certain; Y- 9 9° Sllllfting was will bs wise to proceed no ful-they
in '
lioi't5ui»pori'w.   _TU Aww  `  
<0°1\a<lhm Press-i h 1 t ti in h ii H _ W.
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-~--ng   ...li-‘I....i° §.°.'.:.';<. l::.:;:“.:. ".5-mr ““:.° °’  I-‘2"£.‘.‘1i‘.1‘.1°'.i‘*‘-“"..°'..°°.‘*“~“.5-
fill thi! PUPPOIG 0! havin that or a- neither will I personally sullllvrt the fra ments u thi; 'gn i among lac ` ' `mma 8 or 8
mm'" excavatlon wergezhroiis of" gomgllf gthel' ll)1¥l.ri¥e|;r?giix:;ti;iri:sedamhui? 02:11:
Tm’ W” “‘° d°°1‘*'°“°“ 11°" *O* pottery. and also. close to the skn1l'none oonls oininnons agreement
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S. Russell,
prominent our-
of the
died
age
further how-
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3% __ Qdiggely after the task assi n_' (Canadian Press,) man about thirty years of age, of on P ef . 0- W t A t h _
'A ~ ,°”~-°‘“ M°”" Bm” “"1 gy'-'m§..CtNi?f0§1§ June 27”Th° "i““t“°" girfafoolgupfuhilghxtaweffh audi iwlirlfi' leA1LwAY§lssloN ` er? 0iirem'oi°p1t§:i;ooh;en2:gafi “lille
e negro me b 1 th l - e ur a a . _
ie; Canadian 0lYmPiC l-28-III: gr. (jk. How? taken place eighteen inches b°1°W the “CHAIRMANsH1P' ‘lzllxlhllclekh r§iel::ll(l);‘ 5:? anirslrnhnlilall
 r ard of Winnipeg (Jollege_ is under surface of the ground and the skele- Y"_. ' drowned while unable lo release himgi
,itafcloqk when it was announced consideration and will be decided to- mn W" Wing Bt full length. dlle ' ' self from the inside of an overturned
` ‘ m°“`°W m01'llill§- _ east and west. ' 0'l"1`AWA.E 26-It is 1\l1d¢¥“ c oe. The other two one of whom
` Manager Knox of the team made Careful search failed to reveal the stood that .eeperating for -the sw '
this Bl\H0\ll\¢ement yestei-dey_ slightest trace of the body having summer, thihiment considered m
The dismissal 01 Howard was on E been enveloped- in a coflln of any tex- the appoint 5 chairman for
_, _ __ charge of lnnubox-din9,ti0n_ the material, the burial having ap- the railway sion. Several
1"” mu d in ‘ ""'-`~‘-'~'~‘~`-`-'~`-‘-‘-‘-‘-‘--------~=--==:-::--.--_-:_-_-:_ patently taken place upon the vbere names were sed, but the minis-
Q 0 gl'0“ll 101' Cl' °i9.m. Blk a'I_`_l;er: are strong; paragraphs chalk. Judging from the shape of ters were mio reach any agree-
b _ _ 3 “S Ul0l10P°ly~ the skull, J. W. Brooke, a local ment. - - Paper hm been issued by the Admin
the position of the _ ed
4 1 ‘
CHICAGO, June 37- Professor
Walter S. Haines today reported to
Coroner Hoffman that he had found
resince in the visura of Win. and
in Scotland Alma Liulod, husband and daughter
to Canada at respectively of Mrs. Louise Linlofl,
_ who is held at the county jail on a
interested in charge of killing her son Arthur.
port Coroner Hoffman began planning
the examination of the body of Frit-
hay Gramske, another daughter of
 Mrs. Linioil who died June 11, lima.
| ol-llcAc'.o. .nine 21-Roosevelt and
Bryan badges, long ribbon streamers
made their appearance in Chicago.
ed
- the progressive headquarters it is
l.
\ -‘ DI'
` aity comparing
naval strength
With regard to hartioships the pow-
ers now stand
 --iii albk NE5Bii_i 
re. np, e on iles
 Usedii ‘
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(Oanad-ian Press.)
Upon reeeivflng the ehemist’s re-
________...___..»_--
MAY BE NEW TEAM.
eversl hundred have been distribut-
to suburban train passengers. At
aid there was no opposition to the
oposed ticket.
DOCTORS NARROW ESCAPE. F
accident by which a fatal termina-
HALIFAX, N. S., June 26-A can-
Monday _afternoon oil- the North
an
NAVAL STANDING.
LONDON, Eng., June 25-A whlge
of the leading Powers
as _followsh
Built. Bldg. Total
QUEBEC, June 27--The Canadian
Government Steamer Arctic, com-l
J kson left this morning. TORONTO. Jvhv 27-Di* 9?*
- Nesbitt, the former President of _
1 defunct Farmers Bank, mi\d0'hill0l1
r expected aPP¢ll»l'6l\°¢ 0° tm’ “W
- stand when Sir Wm. Ralllh “UNM
dresunied the investlsltivll Ulf#
e affairs of that institution this morllv -
dgmgnder the advice of Hartley
Denart, K. C., his counsel. gr-
- bitt refused to answer fl“°5 °l1|'
lating to the bank’s ailairs aft!!
ganization owing to wllft
ings against him in connection t
lnander ac .
for a four months cruise in the I'l‘\l<l
son Bay.
_O'l‘TAWA, June 26-The steame
Arctic, under the command of Cap
tain Couillard, who had succeeds
Captain J. E. Bernier, will leav
Quebec early next week for the I-Iud
son Bay with survey Darn” 0" b°“"
The object of the trip is get more
definite information as to the resll°¢
tive merits of Churchill and Nelson
harbors, ne the deep water terminus __
ol the Hudson Bay Railway-‘ N0 °
definite decision will be made hy th” with now Pending.
Government in regard to the locatl0 i
of the terminus until the report
the survey parties have been r
ceived.
|3411 .ashore, escaped with n thin ' . '
oy, serious man ,_ wetting 0 g were arrested in the west end ted
- - d““°g “shes between the apo t ninriues
and the crowds which asseaiible ___ B_ Wg _'__'_____-~
i the Kesher Meat shops whereaa wg; , FREE MASONS MEET_ __
HUUSUN BAY
_.___-
(Canadian Prese.)_
wi wiiiii I
(Canadian Press.)
HQSTQN June 27-Five wome
” 'ooze has been in progress I
because of the high Pikes- . _ 2 N gon Gri
      .. ...
` _.___._f--- ' ‘Zend master of the 0811559' L36” °‘
' li i rme
LOAN NEGOTIATIONS. FI`ee'l'l18SOIlB| Wghlc “r\;::° Oo! un
_-- yeal',d_ for Mtésgng wxth th’
PEKING J““° 26'-It is apparent can an rl Malmesbury and
' ' - Ea
that the-loreheoininr low °°€°“‘ "°“°g v inns were the linclllll
tio" Wm be ‘engthy nf amteilwgsotllle Zctgllld oflllcgrs Vl`°5°“t'~ sgrga 91°*
In answer to quostivlli 5° to
n
f f iii it with the bank's- 0
2 ' am ar y iz tion Dr.
~ previous to its organ a -
bitt declared he had H0 ¥l\0Wl‘3
that any part of the 8260.000
iposited with the government to lor
‘ours a charter had been borrowed
from the institution with which Hom
J. R. Stratton was connect'-€d~
He strongly idisappwved 0| 5:'
t
‘ d h d he- any idea that
ffl T." foil. he <1e<=w°~1-'l‘f='
'could never have persuaded him W
` have anything to do with the b
I-Ie believed that the money
posited with the goverhmvnt “G
secured in a. legitimate WHY
siibscribers. he d°°\“"d- antwad
n nothing of any bemg rec
an other way
E; I-le dieclairned all llll0W1¢dS° 0(
day.=oi~Gl.---ll*-.olrranks.Chairman of the s short piece or har iron ' ‘
’ . bearing be I`°8°h°d-tow of the extent gm- am
17°” gapubumu sm” 0°-mm“‘t°°~ traces oi fire, the presence of which 0,! the intere ifested, it -has l-n m y
thL:rentfifeq?'rf¢fl;1‘l>ll:§np°:t:i¢';u tigilflt' W” iinmiiucabh' been fdluded 'M “mon “nm 'F""°°
fb la It s a ded that the cottages have next al, -w-llq-i, W. J, Hanna `J,-,pan
B Dil 13668170 l\lDD0l'f» O! RBDllblicB.nB you .born the reputation of being Wupukely beW_
i
Great Britain
`i ized suites
` Russia.
Austria -Hungary
56 10 66.
38 10 43
37
ZS
¢’|54N
sl 6
‘ 21 7
16 18
9 is
12 le
s 14
The 'lcdvervwtlhngiiiehct 5?;-inoinl op- lodges 0' C°““°“' Af ,W
s e l e a!0
gggition, which opi>°S°5 “W supersgn ;1°:¢l,zg`l-‘;1i:in2va;v°i'1ead.from th’
sion, and on the Oth” 'me by <l, of Connaught wishing the new lod¢°
f nkers who desire increase _ d cal
   
"ed In the case ' 1 ent used bf 
"` - <1 hi niii - - -
en e ore s ng from Quebec today lssuglcxl-'oh
rhiuiii Piicii won f --     
.iii siiiiiiciil iiiziii
_ '_ IFAX, June 27-Frank Patch
r -.rings around Gallagher, in the
l _ il contest on the Exhibition track
I ____ ay afternoon. There was
g ___t interest in the match which
if for $1,000 a side, and' it was
w,$_ nessed by about one thousand por-
lqlll, many coming from outside
the city.ito seo the race. .
'ffhere was a- heavy rain fall in the
morning, and during the afternoon it
was showery. The track was heavy,
tl\__ll‘e boing pools of water in several
PIANO. and in consequence of this
t 'time was slow.
_Glo was nothin: ‘in the race, but
Pa from the word "Go." It was
thotilht by the admirers of Gallagh-
er-.that he would give Patch a hard
race. as he had-worked some fast
miles, hut his showing was ei keen
disappointment te ali. The rhce was
set--for 8.80, o'ciock, but it was 3.30
hlfoti. the first heat was started.
Owing- to the condition of the track,
tlis horses were given 3 couple of
Wilrllllk- up miles, and this caused
theidfisy.
Frank Adams, the popular young
driver. held the reins over Patch, and
h\'|ll_ill¢lhil the ribbons with the skill
of gvstsrsn-_ He drove with excellent
ilidlmult all through, and when he
nslr..,_th¢L he had Gallagher beaten, he
“Pl hath so as to make the contest
interesiiinsand give the public some
show fortheir money.
of
- Len Acker drove Gallagher, and
he did the best that he could with
the old horse, but he was simply
outclassed. Gallagher drew the pole,
and after three scores the ho;-see
were sent away. Gallagher _ had a
length at the first turn, where Patch
made s break, but Adams steadied
the stallion, and he again quickly
D
tinued to gain, and at the three-
and from that to finish he was never
, Patch increased his lead, and had the
race well in hand at the first half.
when ine horses tnrnofl into ...the
stretch in the second half, A-de/ms
pulled Patch slip so as to save dis-
tancing Gallagher. Ae Adams jog-
ged Patch under the wire he was ap-
plauded hy the spectators. The time
was 2.1ii}.
The second and third heats were
nothing more than processions.Patoli
went awayl in the lead, and Adams
being *satisfied with a couple of
lengths, kept his horse moving at
an easy gait, and romped home an
easy- winner. It was Patch all the
way. from wire to wire, and elm
'result was never l doubt.-lf e time
of the second heat’ was 2.24, 'limi of
the third heat, 2.221. `
When it was announced that Patch
had won the race, the crowd gave
Frank Adams, the youthful Ed.Geers,
big ovation. _
@‘-‘.-‘-'-':-‘=::.---.-::.-:_-f.-_~_~.-_-_-:_-_~;,-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_>-_-¢_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-5-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:,_-,_-,:_._r__v-_z
l ' LANGUAGE OONGRESS.
_...o-
more
to
send
ers and give testimony of. their lirm
intention to maintain in America the
best traditions of the lanK\l8»8e and
the spirit `of' France. They request
thsi Acadeihis -Di-ahcaise to transmit.
tothose wllo'_-represent France before
the world ,this message of the con-
gress to tbe‘ mother land."
WILL* MILITIA.
..._-
sunlmer. The
a tour 4;! ln-
snd lag s ated
men proved
give no definite
turnout - dinzgs
-' e
mg not
the time th”
110-seid that
respnn g in
terminals to completion with as
little delay as pflsilble. Mr. Cochrane,
with -whom I discussed the subject
yesterday used every effort, to accom-
plislrthis end. Any delay which has
taken ,place has been due to the nec-
essity of perfecting plans along lines
which have been carefully considered
'gave out the following statement re- _ 5-*
gpectlng the equipment of the Port or One cent 1:? each insertion
Quebecand the construction of the in thi’ W1'-\ ash must accom-
railway terminals:--"The Govern- Pam' °’~'d°f DGP ¢°l1t 5ll°°“U
ment thoroughly realizes the impor- ?u°w°d' Mlm ¢\\5¥`S° fW°\\¢Y’uV°
tance of the Port of Quebec and the “Wt” _
necessity of pushing the 'development WANTED slcé Qnagg TEACH-
of the harbor and the construction of _ er for Grabs ond School, No.
t
94. Good -' ment. Apply to
P- L- Clslt' __y. 6-2ilM6ipd.
ACHER ED FOR HAY.
field School 89. Supplement
$15.00. Mi _ _er holidays. Ap-
ply to Jamo Houston seet’y
f 6-28M6il>d.
with a view to the eat future trade FOR SALE RED- FUXES
i SERIOUS FIRE REPORTED
gr ` _ 4, Russia 1, Italy 2, and Austria-
went io the noe. Then Paton con- 'rh ni-et ‘ link th Hllhsery 3-
;3.?_]..wm ‘mdqubtedly calm to this bufwh or  gg; :,?mb,,,-_B Boi Of third-class protected cruisers
eighths' pole he passed Gallagher,i 4, Great vm,‘N_.3_ ~ B
‘ E4i d
_ _&__c-mini p
headed. Coming into the stretch' -_- _ TEAQHER W D FOR Mlm,
| STE. ESCHOLASTIQUE, Que.,Jull_e _View Sclloolil 36. Malsteacher
27-Fire which broke out this mm~n--
ing in the bakery of 'Max Gallant,”
swept through the town and destroy.
ed thirteen shops and residences be-
fore it was finally gotten under con-
trol. The loss is $30,000, with very-
little insurance.
SMALLPOX ABOARD SHIP i
QUEBEC, June 27-The Allan
teamship Pretorlan which arrived at,
Grosso Isle this afternoon has been
detained to land some 109 steerage
passengers. It is supposed that a
cole of smallpox has developed. .Tho
.Pretorian will arrive in Quebec to-
morrow morning.
.___-\_;--
FATALLY INJURED.
NORTH SYDNEY, N. S., June 26-
Rory McKinnon, an employes of No
1 colliery, Sydney Mines, wueoaugbt
under a.fail of coal on Saturday and
died while being removed to the hes-
pitai. 'ine deceased who issves a
wife and tivo children, was. twenty-
nineyears. of nge. ,'
A._man_namsd Campbell _halhls leg,
hfelien in No. _4 coniery _,saturday
evening, when,a _l:e_avy"ooi~l‘ cutting
machine fell on im. I-Ie was ‘re-
moved to Harbor View Hospital,
su|i.soop_‘1iii_es,_ _ --
ls leimifu or roim
_-en.-s '
(The tide will be hllh this mol-nip'
n ess one tomorrow at me, ie
will he high tonight at 10.54 and to-
morrow at 11.48. _ .
.The sun sets thie_evsning'anil to.
morrow evening at 7.55;-_ft rises i go.
morrow morning at -4.11,~'iili|*5.¢,m-_
day st 4.12. ' - ' -
The moon rises this evening at 1.65.
The full mooil will be st 8.84 a.m.,
on June Nth. _ _- ‘_ ‘
'rho meth oi toni: will he -iilaen
hours and fci-ty.four minutes.
3.
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Secretar .  ii--2BM1ilil3ipd
EAOHER WAED FOR ST LOU
class. French ble to teach both
Richard Secr 6-2ilM6ipd
.A_______, _ *_ _ _ HN,
H
iron SALE A nan s'rYLls
Driving horse,|d and-well trained
can be seen ali, 10 s. m. todevi
(Friday) at thqvorw Hotel Stable.
________ ____ `. - 6-2Bhl1l.
OY WANTED, E INTEILIGENT
smart boy is Qtedv One who has
a fair educatictand whé lives in
, Charlottetownsod wages is offer-
! 01|- Apply st ol to Guardian Gli-
' ce.  6-ltbitf.
hon sALu,_oi masv 'rsmlie
handsome blocltf land containinS
ninety-nine sore' six miles from
Charlottetown, gd b\llldi\1gs.- was
bought right, sell right.--Air
ply to w. s. imom. -0he\'l¢t¢°-
____ L_ - e~zsMeip<l
` "”'“ ' M' LAND
town
UOTION SAL F FAR
. Italy
of second clali preferred. Supple-
ment $85.00 A to A. J. Hynes.
-.___Y - ____ __. '
is School, No."I, first or sepond
Supplement S . Apply Noreisse
on Moildsv Ju sth et 12 o'c10<=k
noon 128_scres vacant land _on
the Moreillli ,hear M9on°¥‘s
Bridge sltiihteil. t 5 :lilies irons.
creasing their strength in battle-
eruisers are Great Britain and Ger-
many. Great Britain has six build-
ing (including one for the Australian
Navy) and Germany four. When these
are completed Great Britain will
have a total of ten and Germany six.
Ol armoured cruisers, Great Britain
has 34, France 21, United States 14,
Japan 13, Italy 10, Germany ,
Russia 6, Austria-Hungary 3.
England has 18 first-class protected
cruisers, including the Canadian ves-
sel Niobe, against France's 5, Bus-
sia’s 7, ‘America's 8, and Japan's 2.
ln. second~cls.ss protected cruisers
Britain possesses 38, including the
Canadian Rainbow, Germany 26,
United States 15, Japan 12, France
Fr
ritain has 16, Germany ii, Italy 11,
ance 5,-Japan 5, Austria-Hungary
3, and Russia Z.
England possesses 6, Austria 3, the
United. States 3, and Japan 4, Eng-
land has also 8 scouts and the Stat-
es, 8.
0! torpedo-boat destroyers Britain
possesses 179, France 68, Russia 94,
Germany 100, Italy 22, Austria-Hum
. gar 12, the United States 48, and
Jian 56.
. itain has 65 submarine vessels.
France had 58 Russia has 59, Ger-
many 13. Italy 10,_ Austria-Hungary
6, United States 20, and Japan 12.
_._____.._____.-
BOSTON FISH MARKET
rieties
BOSTON, June 28--Mackerel was
the all absorbing aittraction among
the T; wharf fish buyers this morning
sltho in addition to the seining
fares several good sized trips of fresh
hell were also in, and there was 'a
fairly good trade in the diderent va-
ond What WB! reg” Ming,rd_s_`Liu__ru__:________________________
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hools yeetvfdhv WW’ We “ -n o'uoiii N. chairmen. -T. _
CLOSE
6 1-5, J Butler, 6 Yl'9»F~
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nts. trustees '““‘_ °“‘°“’ “.‘ w. onion. L. Blanchard. 1.
2265;; in the education of this
Province. .
_ Following are the honor lists. i_
QUEEN SQUARE BCHOOL.
JohnF1Ym1. T
onanir. lx T
Howard Melnuis, A. Walsh.
certificates for stmyeege Jag:
Punctuality-A- Walshkm V1 ' mn
F\Y““» 1 year' EZ Sm ' Penmani
Trustees certiflcates_ 101' _ W
nip-le. smith, znd. ‘_-wd° X- ~
Purcell, 2nd. G-l`“d° IX- t_
Mayofn Prize for Iml‘l'<“f'0f“°“
Howard Mclnnis. _
Palmor Method Certificate for Pen-
hip__(] mme Gallant. _
“‘;'_'§m,. ‘}»,-Upon, pine.-J. Flynn
H_ McInnig_ W, Purcell.
vlan-Pl=ilNo1rAL‘s DEPT-
Grade VIII.
iill. Praught, J, Butler, _l.. Blanc.
ard, W. Dillon, W.
Prsught.
o.nAple vll.
oeunshm. J- Smith- -
C rtifilcates for Punctuality and at
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tendanco-E. Pl`B“K\\*»» 5 Y"-
P1"“°*l‘°1'“ D°"“'““°“'°' J. ivloivinhon. G. Ooylv. D-
Dipiomas (Grade X) B1 h i-d,E_ Carneran. -7-
A “mr Mclnml .AA “gentes of Attendance--A. Blau#
(_;‘;':,rdf;F?`((<jfl,1;l‘;T0i;\f Francis. F.
kin.
zngeih. L. Gellezbsn- S- Y-
_lvlcQuaid, I.. Mcisaec.
h_ R. Heron. S. McNeill.
( Maddigan. W»
F, Vessey. F. C'0Y\°» U- Pi“°“.“’ F'
.‘ U‘!’L1[‘.“‘P;"f.
_ ` (Continued on Pago 3-)
Miss muNnseaY's DEPT-
Grade V. h
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Zaib,
Gem" _1 zglh, V..0liais-
Lar-
ivuss Mc*-poNAl.p's DEPT-
` Grade IV-
Trustees Certificates-F. g_l_‘;I;D\1\» B.
oorulionies oi Amud°>“°°“5- H°“‘
drahan J. Henry. W- z5$““"
Pennlanship certificates-S. Duffy.
MISS MUBNAGI-IAN’S DEPT-
Gsade III.
Diplomas-W. Hughes, W. Mumllli
Attendance - and Punctuality--Rf
Hcnry, W. Mullins. _
MISS l.EONARD'S DWPT-
Grade II
. Maddiglni A. Bootle
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erra Nova, I 000 poun s; eater HAw'S APPI ICA O ' d t i _gag
1s.ooo pounds slid -neo poimas oi T ' ron nanmsln. ____.ieoro_i:; §;>n¢_1:i_:_\:______<;__T_¢___ ____
n hanbdtt; Jotlico  ilhthrlta'  INS J 26-I-larry Toward the-ciolo of the day Thlf
_ poun s' e an 0° 0. . wllrrln PLA . “M go l ,leg
f°“n<il: ' K. 'rhew one wiiiinin Travers Je=<_>- °°°‘° °“"‘° °* “‘*'.°‘ °
The st0Ni11__i-I'P_»_lVl!l‘l. Foam' “id me had an all day debate at today s
Spray are a|§0_.il!.. the former-_ with- hearing on 'l'naw's a.ppll°l*-lo” 1°' "°‘
some .pounce one the' inner with 92,- hu, ,,.,,,,, th. nnoeeownn mme
00.0 pounds. -- _ - - eoylnni their :frequent verbal passa-
from
other..
his
ge per, attacking Jerome and aocus-".
in? him -of -introducing" false-
hoods and make be\leV0 l7°f|° . - -,,
ll 1 should .ii-ag in names that hi=_'_s,,
no conceivable connection wl‘th_ V- l»
S Refuses lpifnsiier i'_¢1¢r4l7 
tain Ques‘tions-`-Ig1i-
w. _
Ponies SMUQ will be sold by
auction in n-ont i. the Post-Otuoe '
at _Peakes S n by R. Besnto
Auctioneer, Fo particulars- ue-
handhllls or en of R. B,0s.rllt0
Hxdock sold at $1.25 to 981.50 s. K” 5|; 'gyms keeping the interest of a
hun ed pounds; large ood. 85 to big crowd of court room auditors at
' $5-W.  wil. 84; lsrze. heh. e high pitch. -
1._i__5; poll . $3 to Mi and halibut. Thaw, while not losiuir hi! t°m.l;°\`
case. he mid. Tm l‘“’° N' ~ \‘°“°"‘
would surely think I was cral!~
Practically every mmf-lon sshd bv..
Jerome was .met with _sp obilllfl _
oi- of the o izthur Beer at
Glencsirne Home C rlottetown.
____ ___ e-a_s__lilsi.
LOCAL _ AGENT WANTED FOR
; Charlottetown A Queens Oo.. to
_' soil our high else lri~iiit"l_*rse_s and _gg
General Nm-ssry,Qtork. Largs -list .
- of commercial dblneltie _var_la-
_ ties suitable r culture 'in Prince
meme mend. vu. Free-0\1*~:. '
. iii. nneliime 'ir tory. wait? - 1°:
Epafticulsrs- B, af .Y inpton..
_. _1;_he__r_fi;nzhil_i__s mgmgmmieh-
, -). or toy o. .
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The temperature
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for hotline
not gifs any
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Keep Ili/nard's Unilnvstin the house..
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“gil fmioimnuve one-s»¥bneoiIiv'_'l'h»vr»\~"i\.%¢l»fi£"'°¢'°° 1°”
lille. e pound for white and for grey. gf, envstsge, flung hack some eau ic
-r------ pe lies to leading questions of the at-
. \ p
, ', _, . ‘ _ b llttiflg Stanford
   *t€hl`t°e!s msgerwxrr what was termed
* ~ a mental examination. The Wltllell
" ~ p tedly questioned Jerome’s mo-
'rollhs N wh? Qual'-illgélrm lm: *° ‘“"’°"‘“" “ ‘af ,ff°‘“:,' ‘“'
.- f " isitori Abpposition s r ease.
 md 'ut 'mm' an md  Jerolllle frequently shifted the
- ' ' ' Moe o1,.liis attack with the apparent
°-dwg purpose-of-confusing Thaw. lwitdling
abruptly at one D°1’l°° 5° 5*”
t 1’ °m2:§,(¥" g,\\\`sf‘w’|;' If yos` were not inhsne when. you
“F "4 above shot White it was murder. wasn’t
from Clarence J. ,Shears _ 
‘~"°'i...“:.';:: ;¢°.';“‘:‘.‘:f.-‘.‘.‘?3°.‘.,v
avery ' . - I
gel recourse at his command to¢a&ol6i__
the ltlte of fag w_h'ld»,pr0€ed they
undoing of Thaw in his ot or Ohortl.
to get out of Matteawsn.
KILLED BY FALL.
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ert Ewan of 'the ' ltll eonmllbll.
dey and passed sway tae same
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