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 _ W- -'fl'  “ “W” °  All Verduii French- have llecaptnred More Ground
Day -New -Paidtin Canada lor itiilliliions
or uosrll or p.-.,..|.,.,,¢,,,,|_.,..,,,__,,,_ ` from Germans- 0n'ilrltls.h Front Successful Raids
on German Positions have been Carried 0nt.  
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(From Our Own Gorraspondent.)
OTTAWA, June 28.-Satisfactory
progress was muile at to-day‘s confer-
ence between Sir Thomas White, Mi-
nister of Finance. and the committee
o the Canadian Ballkers’ Association
regarding an extension of the credit to
tha _Imperial Government to faclltate
tile Durchase of war supplies in Cana-
da. No announcement is being made
as to the extant of the new credit but
the impression here is that it will be
ample for all requirements of tho lill-
porial Munitions Board between new
and the autumn.
As a result _of the previous confor-
elxce a credit of $76,000,000 was es-
tablished wit the result that $100,000,
000 additional orders were obtained.
These orders cover shells. explosives
.and other warmaterial for use at the
front hy'Great Britain and the Allies.
At present the imperial Munltions
,Board is iiisbursing in Canada from
a million to a million and a half dol-
lars per day, which is keeping busy
over three hundred manufacturing es-
tablishments and furnishing employ-
ment to many thousands of men.
Tile effect of tllis vast expenditure
upon the general business of Canada
has been very great.
In addition to discussing the ques-
,tion of imperial credits the Minister
brought to the attention of the asso-
ciation the desi-ability of Canada
being financially prepared for a great-
ly increased export business with
Russia and the other Allies after the
war and it is understood tbatjatten-
tion will be given to the question of
establishing; if thought'-necessary, a
financial agency ur agencies for the
purpose of advertising upon and' deal-
ing with Russian and other foreign
credits.
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I-‘or Sullniaril_l¢ _ Attack
I Steamer Which
may ._ '~
-a
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-_'rits patted. ststoi government in
momoroiiduni sent to Vienna describ-
es an attack on the American tank
steamer Petroiits by an Austrian sub-
mirine as a deliberate insult to_tlie
fl.|g c\‘ tilie U. S. and an invasion of
the rights of American citizens alid
dilinands l_i prompt apology, punisll-
‘_ nt of the submarine commander alld
3;; payment of an indemnity.
 (canadian Press_Doapatch.)
,I.l0NDON. Julie 28.-The Daily Mall
says this morning:
_"Iii the House of Commons yester-
day Mr. Ainsworth asked the h0lllB
liorotary if the censor had Passed a
telegram which appeared in the New
Ydrk American from the London cor-
xilpondent of tfhe international News
,,»_-~_~ _-_#_-_-_-_~: - ~ar _~_~_= >:-1*-‘sv -'J-‘~‘-`-'ff-'~`-‘-`-` '-*Y* '
iilllltll slllis
Deliberate insult. _
[IEMANDS
FRUIIII AUSTRIA
on American 'Fanll
is Described as _
Service, stating that the Admiralt
had admitted an overwhelming de-
feat by a portion of the German high
seas fleet.
“Mr. Samuel replied that the pas-
sage in question was not included in
any telegram sent from this country
but was composed ill the New York
office of the International News Ser-
vice, with the exception of the_ word
I‘overwhell:ning’ which was inserted tn
tlleoiilce of the New York American
| “There were several similar cases
at the time of the disturbances in
lroland at the end of April, but the
London report of the agency had now
given assurances that no such mani-
pulation of his messages should oc-
cur again.”
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IONDENBED ans.
\- T00 LATE FOB
f' _ CLASSIFICATION
gt fin 'l"‘- --
orts cam' per word orolr insoriior. -
MIIIII IIUIITIIAIIIS FIIII
.» IIIIIIIEIIIII IEIIMIIIILS
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for advertising in thisdeo_oiumLi__l____ga_l;lr: co t. t f R d 
m\"'- “°°°m9°”7 °' °` I ll NG 0|' 0|||\ OUSU, ordinary society divorce case for all the _“tamed Mvmnns I Ord Robert
‘ ' ‘ The Guardian had a pleasant call
charges twenty-five cents. "___
Waurao-A'r once olai. To eo
'to summer cottage with small fam-
 ilv for the summer. Apply at_ _ thi!
°h°° _ 46(l-§~ZlMf.!. .
v‘Ir`i\N'fso2rs_glcrie-ii“i=_oa_ Mig;
“ew schwl’ No' 86' I B e me _ The contract, for the new station.
I-gd), supplement $35.00 G. ii. Jon
ktns. Body. “1"‘§`_2W_iI_‘l1“
viiififrif-iliKT"To`w0RK ON
torn., no millnug. Apply. W- A-
, P. E. I.
Match, Hdpaton ______M___ 2’
Stolidplpe, later Tonk and
Turn Tcblo iiwordad to D. il.
idorrlson & Son. Suliinisrslde.
_ _._.._- _
water tank, turn-tab e an as p
Carleton Point, has been awarded to
Messrs. D. R. Morrison & Son, Sum-
lmmediately .
_ also. . p _
 clPAL. Vl¢E-PlllN- -------
cfplo and two assistants for Al- ' '
W-     sinus limi
fiiiaiits. .w. D. white. secretary.
809-6-29M3i.
. 1 ____ __ 1 _ A
"'§"w_ N-'r'g’p_.”"'iY-YOUNG WOMAN A( _   
- ositioo to dollousekeeplng or wor _
- Yu small private family. _Apply at _
St., Ch lottetowii.
48 Cumberland __:;_6_29M4__pd_
~r6l"i”"i. 'r.--"'a"i.'a'nos aeonoom on
_ _min iioor.. in i»riv=t°_ f°“‘“_Y- 'QI
in dern conveniences. Aiilli'
I-iliilsboro Street. vi’ P\l°sl::) _
wfb-“i'i"i`i*6;‘-T-'_<'A“i"EhllHeii__i'°i'_i 
k Cam; QQQOOI. UDP 9st
file. '° ...- :ril.;‘:.::“." 22.
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tie ilivor_Sci\0°l Ngwo D°_` ' l ' _ ' _ _ _ ‘ -~. " , _' _ - ~ 
or Bud. Cl!!! 3\lllUI°'“°“  _wa¢.couclii_llii yehtdllday'  __.| octal' 'ignite vat a mils' *fliers  good.mar et for both ‘tdlllrf
ins verdict- fqrtli wqluét .n ni. .Provioun to sntroinlng iii ' ssl- He is in s position liovt to
~ s,si.~-_--iiari:in~im~ plrif, ot. sri' ilioy " urorolurd . from’ tile nur iiiiv lil the holateln cattle l1°‘Ml\‘_'~l°-'
lifolriliiionmil defendant ' raolrs down viotoris st to tire court wie °r\ the island but will lllllilv
  NN” "'I*.'
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'il' wa at the Taunton rltnfo I`- ` `  B ‘ " ` ' H I _ ' - ' I _  ' °
_ tiin Bclifilll f"" N“"“°°- _ ' | » `bdl\\~ _lfcKini'ioir.1 Mn application to citizens had met to say Au Revoir. Oil _lild Nvva S<=0ll°~ lv 0°ll1ll\lil0 lil! r_0~|
 Igtllllil lrl. Edtirorls .l‘)r. Artllll.
V if," liiipt. Taunton slate lior-
p_i`tlu:'rlIuiiton_ sim. sin-4-ii.\ii.r.
.nlvcnanaii Ano 1-as dun was
_ g|~h|-t||m| story of conflict on iaiiil
and ses including Canadian lieroilm
 ` .achievement New. Profusely
.|‘i¥i?,trs`tod_ Tremendous, sale. Un-
` pliial opportunity for money llllll'
1%” mem terms. Freight slid.
s c s _ __ ._
" lr il !Il.°~l‘{'... “F.'I.’.!"°w.I’.‘3'€!.‘.. 23."
was-ny|m'_ G10-d~I9lil8i.
'»"°»“**.‘1°ihi"°i"f¥-r"5F"d`ei-' i 0°
 5( ijisditn best of cultivation
, with. crop, oils lislf mile from Bun;
'___ orslda. tb bonu and two ml
',- _  would be aiililbli ‘UT
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(Canadian Press Despatch-)
BRNE, Switzerland. June 27-
Reporta have reached here that Ber-
ioua rioting occurred in Liepsic a
the end of last week and that about
1800 sllops, chiefly those ofbakers
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, June 28.-Gains of addi-
-tional ground by Italians from Aus-
trians by French from Germans north-
east of Verduri sad by Germans from
Russians in Volhynia are chronicled
by Italian, French and Austrian war
offices. » in addition it is stated the
Austrians are still holding back a wing
of the Russian army and endeavoring
to drive past Kuty in Bukowina with
-Koloxnea as the objective. in Tren-
‘ting region the Italians continue to
force back the Austrians along the en-
tire front making progress at various
points in the region between Adige
and Brenta rivers, in Lagarirla and
the Arsa valley; between Posina alld
Astico rivers and along the Upper Bllt
river. Northeast of Verdun the French
recaptured more ground from the Ger-
mans north of Hill 321, alid around
Thiaumont wood.northwest of Verdun.
The Germans carried out heavy bom-
bardments against Avocourt and Cat-
tancourt sectors but were prevented
from launching an infantry attack
from east of Hill 304 by French artil-
lery tire. in Campagne the Germans
occupied French positions near 'l‘a'~
hure but later were driven out.
On the British front the expected'
-6
-». gc
big offensive by King George's men ap-
parently has not begun but they are
carrying out ri vn ‘ii_~'; points suc-
cessful raids il. ;..<. .__..i posifolis and
bombardir-rg _ ...y from thc l-in-7;.,.l
of La Bas_i'_.: i _...ui to south of Somille.
in the liiil-,~: region aruill British at-
tacks were put down by the Germans
according to Berlin. Continuing
their counter offensive against the
Russians ln Volhynia the Germans
captured the village of Linewka to
west of Sokul and also have taken by
storm positions to. the south of the
village. Vienna reports that further
Russian attacks near Kuty in Bukowi-
na hevebeen repulsed.
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(Canadian Press Despatch.)
ROME, June 28.-~(Via London.).-
Tlie Italians have flung back tile
Austrians ll further distance on the
Treritllio front.
The war office to-day allnounced
tile capture of Monte Giamondo,
. 'oi--as
Valle
ITALIANS SMASH THROUGH  
ALL AUSTRIAN DEFENCES
‘morning when the first signs of the lcd the whole. system of Austrian
Austrians retreat became unmistak- position on the east, and ‘when at
able. The posltioll was as follows: the first blush of dawn the italian'
On the extreme Italian right flank, infantry swept down the'elicircl1ng
the Alpini has captured by assault heights upon Castle Gumberto and
the fornildnble height of Clma Isl _Monte Fiara, and moved forward in
doro on the frontier north of Asiago, concentrated formation from Bosco,
north of Frusino. and Monte Gaviojolfaclng the Sugabun Valley, together from Valtris, of Trepatirthe Chezal.
These positions lie between Posni with a hatteryof Austrian big guns‘.Ithe Vecchia and Miels. ' alld from
ind A|tico. ; On this advance _st_ron'ghold, _with a` Sbarbatal, the Austrian _ regiments
. _ 0 r _ ‘ -_ , -
Y
tremendous concentration f men found themselves almost entirelv sur
(Canadian Press Despatch) and artillery. the Italians proceeded rounded with no safety except in
LONDON. June 28-A despatch says to pivot all the? operations ill t.h'iri,lieadlong flight, abandoning all the
“'l‘lie‘Chronlcle" from Milan says: sector, so that the protection there- ,stores and ammuilition behind them.
Details of the precipitate Austrian byailorded enabled them late Saturday In the ensplng 24 hours, the whole
retreat are coming through from night to smash through tile Austl.'ian,Austria.n defense of this region col-
Luigi Burzlni and Arnuido Frau- defences of Malldrleile, in a direct line _.laped like a house of cards, and the
caroli. war correspondents of the llortliwnrd at the head of Campomulo Italians were once more in posses-
sion of all the burned and ruined
Corriere Della Sera. y. '
T it was one o‘clock on Saturday This terrible blo`w at once ilnperil- towns and villages.
1-.-Q
case.
Although the chief Justice of Eng
manner
interned at Ruheleben were now being
butchers and provision dealers, were _ ._ - I' I » h r  r d
plllugsd by mobs. lt- is stated tha
Czech soldiers brought from Aus-
tria iirod upoutlrsorowd and tin. l
il l .
martial law has been proclaimed i
‘lliopsic sntltln --lla Dll°\l9 Of' Bl"“'f‘
"` ` iok. '
t around him in -the iro ¢barred_'dock,
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»8UPRENIl COURT ' `
P
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ICASEMIIII IIIUI IIIII HMI IIIIIIIIIIS NIIW IIIIAIS 2.IiE.I95
» h_ ‘ - (Canadian Pr_eaa Despatch.) (Canadian Press Despatch.)
LOlIi‘i§O1l:ld|.lIi‘nSr;;.-Eiiiilrapxzorgd dm. LONDON, June 27-Lord Robert Ce- AMSTERDAM, June 28-The latest
of the mai or sh,” Roger Casemelit cll parliamentary under secretary for Prussian casualty lists covering the
to high treason o med with no foreign affairs, told the house of com- period from .lune 8 to 20, bring the
_hr in the __ inhguc ammde with mans today that the British govern-I,total of Prussian losses to 2,740,196.
‘\'"_;‘_"_g°th enerlal “Duc re “ds the ment had received information to the’..'i‘hls figure ie not believed to include
C' e 5 D 3 effect that British civilian prisoners..the losses at Verdun. _
|
_.___ _
_ ` supplied with less than half the re-
I““d _igegészfgxinfs ‘_’;;?;` tI;gn‘t1';_Iif_I;_d“'\§`_:' quisite amount of food. Dr. Klyor, Mr.  C. 
the p g ,
_ M h t I m _ th ilttaclied tu tile American embassy at .
is” ...“..‘1“ .‘;‘3..° €_§"“..f:......2.§'°‘:?. 5;;gghg-3;;-1_5-3565i-3_3-;_»_-3_5-___ ilevislis island iiome
of tl po uiar excitement it arouses
and ‘fiom pthe type of audlellce it at- sghga' 'Wd the 3_"'e_rIf;'“ at’_“b'“;°°‘:_‘_'r _yesterday from Mr. Fred C. Clark
"“”"- _ _ 0 __ d _ Isl-iri;IIi Zoggsnlogt llrnzfnfodeilltign oi; '°‘;“‘°;`I§Vf" f’“‘°"_I; ““" _§‘°"’ h’“I§"
The princ pa ross n o ere I or ' en o nn peg, an. w ere e s
this lack of illlterest _is th_at the ati- {_’;ttI_f:,;‘tshB‘;'_;"_:d;:;‘I3;elfgxxi tIf_‘;I:°€`_§‘; EIL? ?ond_ilct_lllg a lgrgle cattle adnii Idniliy-
t ntl of t e counr s focuse . ' ng us neil. e as a er o lill-
ueponmtha continent, whfire what pos- “mmf bag, ‘fin °t°rI(;‘0505‘-5' m'_;";(’)'0':._'(% teen dairy crws, all _llolsteins and
sibly may prove the decisive phase ‘of °“"t "5 M 9 Keelfd  “nf f’ d finds an uniil_.i.cil market for all the
roundhouse stand-pipe, 40.000 gallon the great war is at a crucial stage ,'}.I_"k‘:'Bwm"'I_;s °u_, m “gent °r (3081 milk his herd inn produce. The milk
' l d h it at on both the eastern and western ‘° I' B 5°” n 8" as pr ‘la Iis sold at 25 cents per gallon to the
i ted ugaiunt tins action through to
fronts, creameries and also to the wholesale
The spectators at the trial, besides Qmégtxfh;'2‘;f5;yh0l;°¥;gg5t\$“tp:a%f supply in the city, the latter retailing
merside. The work will commencelmembers of the Bar, consists mostly new she should _,emu-é them it out at 10 _cents a quart. Facilites
of_menkal;out1towil, wl_io have _Ing use- Great Brlmm also recalled her on,” for cattiie _l`}al;sir_i_g_. Mr. B (ilaréc sf_t;._t_i_°_s
»f t s o. esew ere. e a - ~ are goo a u gras an w
“ I* ° to release or exchange civilians over eight “mes of me cm, can be rented
mosphere of the courtroom is not that 50 or even 45 years If ‘mm for mm_
f tri l f lik , and th hief Juli- ' ' at from fifty cents to a dollar per acre
glut: wa.; cgmpelled tytgstegdgy tohtin- gferg I;1:m‘;?_’B°2;1-Ig?\?§I;%‘:__:hg_:o13dn{;'and the ymldmaveraga gbont a tri;
it th t th m - n aug er-, - per acre. 1 grass w en proper
Ins court-lt. Tire lallisghtei was evoked nixlgxslfl 0|? éifggggihfggags _:'_.I"";§_°g': cured makes rich, nutritious hay and
li? ill” "Ch l“'°ll“° “ll "““'* “°l"‘"°° irnd. Lord aoliort doolorod that ii “'"“ mm “""' ”‘“'“” ""°°"°“'
°f "W "Ish °°IdI°" W““°"°°' the Germans did not accept this offer f°°d' mr "Ink cow" There is at pre'
'rho attitude or casement, himself Wm," ,_ week the Hmm, government sent ii practically unlimited
I' nr ‘mm b°I“3 °“° °f gmvuy' He would be compelled to consider what denmnd mr came 'md Mr'
appears neither crushed nor subdued course to adopt m ,exam to the “_ Clark is under" contract new
by the °°"I°“°“°“ °f M’ 9°°m°“' “nd tions of German civilians held prisol I° °r°°"f° t "° °r Im"
g takes the proceedings in alnost casual “Ns ln En ,ani Carloldii Of grade holliieiiili.
which are the favorite breed in Man
_ I B _ _ _
with 'folded arms. or head resting - iwliii. Shortly before leaving Winni_l>es
on his hand he usually had the air  P 8    he saw holstein steers ranging around
_ oiliolng norod. except when lie__o_lrats 1600 selling at .ton cents ner round
with the three poiicelxali, ‘who sit -   l_u'e___W_el_glit._h»h_i¢l; Glark_ ;»_i_r_pressed
_ _.L ,, ' e opnon a _ armors n s prov-
ince should _go -morepextensivaly into
_ . _ (gmgwtgg ¢;1;'qg\¢g|";;i)“~ _~ _ cattle raising. Whether for lnilif or'
-----MH’ ‘ I All naar Juno as--rilé ‘1_sot'ti lewmi camo are always vmiitabie
‘as e r li to the soil the price
Pl” _ ` ll-` ia.-ala tIi."".I.s:iiao__ il 'I i 4” '  U/_e "_ ' ‘
_ _ _ . _- ' »  _ Haste Texas of dobtulsuoirlmgiioed on E&:r€3IlmdG1g:ds|:;; wil;:irhtli=,"|¢,f¢ Qwlof their friggin: shits there is" all
‘ '  “M S IIII PUIISE PIUSUIIIII
f- -- would 5      _ 
H-\1
H'  ‘itlreiln Hank of Canada vs isa House where an immense crowd of 5° °\i\I80d '10 80 10 New Bl'\llllW|0\l
...___ _ enforce an order of ine court or iloul~ i-olulir of iso oliironr. Mayor itoimt suirsmsnis. Prince Edward island
5, .1-55') ‘union of Ontario to liquidate the Bo- read an address expressing the deep-~ l'l1l'm°l`0 8li°“|d mek” B |1010 0! llllll
eecbeééée
>uo_39°{-?°F--iorF‘;°"`
1!'1mm""..f-
E ':3 
~="’.=‘ '“-f;;
_ ea.,
Women-’s Auxiliary.
Retains 0iiice
Various meetings connected with the
Anglican Church in the island were
held yesterday. '
hration of the Holy Communion in
St. Peter's Cathedral at 7.45 a. nl.,
Rev. Canon Simpson being celebrallt
_ind Ven.-Archdeacon Watson, assist-
ng.
All the business meetings took place
in St. Paul's Parish Hall. The first
session of the Rural Deanery was held
at 10 o’clock and adjourned till 3.30.
This was followed by the executive
meeting of the Diocesan Church So-
ciety at which the various grants were
made to the parishes and missions in
need of help.
At 11.30 the annual meeting of the
Diocesan Church Society, was held at
which a must impressive and helpful
address was made by His Grace tile
Archbishop of Nova Scotia.
At the adjourned Deanery meeting,
logy" was read by Mr. Reek of the De-
partment of Agricultural and anotlle
Y B Y
J. J. Bamford uf Port Hill. Both
pfipers made li most favorable impres-
s on. _
an interesting paper on “Rural Socio-I
l l
MEETINGS*   _
 ; V” .l»-L-r=‘i`.l 
Archbishop Worrel Addressed il. (1.3. all
.r
as Ar¢liilmons_ ._ 
and Rural liean. ~- I
Arcbdeacdn Watson, received the
congratulations of the Deanery upon
his re-appointment to the Arcgdeocotg
to
The proceedings began with a cele- ry. The Archbishop halt' re ` `
accept his resignation as Rum Dooli-
so that for the' pilesenflie ‘si 
both offices, for which he is particular-
ly well fitted. ' r
The Women’s Auxiliary met at 3 p.
m. and carried on the business from
the adjourned meeting of aomo time
previously. '
At 4 o’clock the mlinliers were ad-
dressed by the Archbishop, who toolt
as his subject, "Martha and Maryr'f
' It was a very thoughtful and help-_
ful discoutse, replete with prlctical
lessons for everyday life. » '_
At this meeting there were .rdprd
seutatlves present from Bt. Pot.er'.l‘
and St. Paul's branches, Milton, §en-
sington, Summerside. Sprlngteld, ori
Hill. Crapaud and Alberton. _'__
The -visiting delegates st 5 o’cloclr
were entertained at lunoheonb tlie
members of.St. Poter's and Bt. 'l¥l.lil's
,branches in St. Paul's Parish 'I-Kali. ‘
Z At 7.30 Evening Prayer Service was
‘ _ r
on “Builds School Teachin " b Rev. fheld in St. Paui's Church diirin _which
I
His Grace administered the._rite or
t>\._lil:~nlution to 15 candidates and dd-
‘ilvered an excellent discourse. `
iIIIIl|iI MEEIIIIE I
Tile 41st. Annual Communuation of
the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge, A.
F. and A. M., of P. E. island, was lleid
lil Masollic Temple. Charlottetown,
yesterday; Tile attendance was pro-
bably the largest in the history of ls-
A_ __ __ __ _ I.
A. M.
M».w~m~»M~ 
land Masonry, overy_ lodge being rep-
resented( The growth of the order
during the past year was exceptional-
ly good.
The morning, afternoon and evening
sessions were devoted to business. At
the evening session the following oili-
cers were electedz-
el.E'crEo. _
‘ A' Sterling McKay.
I Benjamin Rogers.
L. M. McKinnon.
J.
W. Rev. James Mc-
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gee 'she
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Alex Horne. ~ _
ec., W. P. Doull.
Chap.; Ravi Dr. Fuller
ton.
_ 1plN~reo.)~_j __ _ _~_
tis. Menuet." ‘»"“
Dr. J. F. Martin.
Thomas Carruthers.
ydney Grey.
J. M. Murley.
E. (‘. LePage.
A. McQuarrie.
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Governor General _ 
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EIIIIIII LIIIIIII AI. Ki AM.; _..__,,,_, _,__,,__, 
_ LON_l)0N. .idno_ 27.-‘-glacial' ain-
naullcelneut_was_msds.to-day tl_m_t the
_Duke of Connaught _vy_ill be suece gd
as Governor-Gene'i’ai_af Callloda'-ily e
Duke of Devonshire.  ' ‘_ _
(canadian Frau Despatch.)-'__ _:L_
OTTAWA. _June 27.-The announci-
ment of the Duke'of Devoitshii-é'|{§_¥
~potntment comes as is surprise 'haf .
_lt was thought that either Lord' Clin
_zon or the Earl of Derby would heap*
pointed.
_ It was rumored here early today
_that Earl Derby had been selected. hilt,
officials refused to say anything' db"-
iinite.  .___
more ltr. niruderri _ 
  lr crnuiiy iid,
A late casualty contains the Hilfe'
of Percy T. Lee. of Snnimereide‘ ll
having died from his wounds, recon#
ly received. _. __ 5 '»
Among other names in the 
altiBs art! the fulioW'iil[`!-'- ' " "
_musing-Pius J. Campbell, hill
m ra. _
wounded- Wiliam 'naw rd ii-
gan, 'ri-arsdlo, vdiiiinui ian-tin. wDrIIili
Islands North. _ __ _
inswellrliss _ ~ ‘
isarsisrusn- _ '_
- 'l'-ins sooiim;
(8pecIal to tha Guardlliil) il .-
'roitoN'r0. Juno zo.-_~ Moddroré
winds. partly fair but unsettled witli
local rains, not much change in till)-_
perature. _ e‘
'rlio tide will be nigh tilts mnmvixf
at 9.08 and tomorrow at 1,52; it._ `.;
no liigli tonight at 11.10 and toiudr-
row at 11.54. 
The sun sets this evening and t ‘-
orrow at 'f.65¢ it rises tomorrow Big-
ing at 4.12 and Saturday at 4.18. 
The moon sets tonight at 7.5l._ j ,_
The last quarter of tile moon Wtflil
Thursday. Julio 22nd at 9.18 a.m. -
There will be a new moon on lrlf
day; June 30th at 6.43_a. m.'
The length oftoday will be iiftllh
hours and forty.-four minutes. _ , _
cosine  _
sslloollcr _ ._-
» " ‘ .t“ ‘»_ ,_ '
ONE CENT per'_vrofd,_oaph `,
for advertising in this lumu.
'charges twenty-tive 09_nt`l.____ ' ‘ "nj,-__-_‘.~
_ '.1 snsrturaayrovoninh.  ire'-oy?" 
'_ rem muvsi 'will no ’nolI’iu ui ' ‘
Lg-lyqq's Acid. CUda.l\ivlr~. Allltrs i_ I
"“9*`|.'.f: fl - our i  1"-'f.“%|$“%.
“Grace Church loiha" cooking at
H- W`~ PAi‘\¢lil‘» 'Carters Bookstore. Friday a
M- S- Awrli- at 3 o"clocit. Get a oaks `for ‘
lonvnsy. - sans-ss __ ir
°s'r‘. Al.sAN #Hi taalt‘i‘irl, ahh?
_ (Canadian Pins all - B - . _ e d d _ _ m Th '_ d _
“.1.0N_ _N 9 g-[__ get-_ veroian snk of Oanbdanrdering isa- regret shown by all classes that this ll W Bllllll OVW °- _ 9 W". _‘li G., 'f‘_, John Hobbs. _ RIS T ` .
"“E°”“ “ rom... lnelia aioxinuor. to pry osil or o rlrrro- rplondid lrrttollon wiiioli nrd noooruo middle ww will be “bk 1° *\i°°l'l’ After the clone oi the evenina sec nov: oII§r:»1nwIIIib§u'°"I°=@Ifae
Dr. W. I-i. Slnith, who leaves '- f  _ _ _ _ ~ b _ -
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°°“'°’ I’ ‘ ' "“ ""' °'°" "' P ro e na mt ro rucom. have l>°°°"'* °°Nl°l°"¢l>' llfls 1° mo city lodges st ills Kors; i¢ornor°ut s is olo t I'
"m°d.'|.m I. nur” o'P¥iIIgmPr0lby =I\;~`(`  S`te&‘Ié";;° ifillhnw gafneil- If`7°1f.Bdirl':.:.i1'§‘l 5-_ 0.- "°_’I.`;°d- llilll\lIl.l Mlm" °f Bh|P’“°“"' °b"°‘d It 'III be,-to a banquet. ' Refreshments. lpoe-I oilcigtotp' I _L   _  
f ' _ _ ~ ' . _ oodreli - _ ...__,,.
°°“""‘“°“ °' 3" ro ion n promo note vordiot aio oiursnr or annum for-tllsir ldruii round a most profitable business cr... ...mc ,M .,.,.,,.,|
‘°'I““ °I“'°'°h‘ _..._ ...-_.__.. ._»_- fo$,,plaUitiff 'for  Bentley for ness tb the otllcers and men duilugI ' ship made up a ment pieasgsnt svmm o~w||| `.|| ,|,|,"`¢`¢'.'¢`,,' .M .|| 'ggi
slid tliamotliem, home and -visitors. ina part on program at cus district
expressed themselves as snotty convention in Pownal Church. July" _
piorrsd wits ins communication and lrindiy and-tir¢ir'ssa¢-to _-
the entertainment. W_.,m|_ g“,|h|.°°|'_ M - _ - ,_
"' orron lutorrrtod in tlro Dairy or o_itii~§_ini|i»i»_ for defendant. uislr my in' Amherst. 'ills  il; it-,dooo¢rorr. iso sand. in-out-ir oouadiror
:feI;etable busirless owing to the "Rd tgplidltiplrof Uatilli Melihchern ‘ t 700 strong. _hal sintiq colin I, to who spent some mangas hero previous
snort distance from rnsrltot. For and 'ot srl to set* aside' a record or iierst rliau&,a__:piand _ __ oil; to going overseas iv ers they hsio'
further particulars write. Artiil:_r cannot ol boil.-= 'lloatiey 'slid llfsrtin; _mosref _ _ il_oli_» _ ‘j _ made s. name for themselves wiilptlle
iaclilwrn. sununorsids, P. li. lille _- for Newham; - Attorney-€l°“l'°l fwilntrslilad isdn. but uausl~~tiia_‘ faxes. oaarr salient csindiruo ia noir
dll-|»l|ll8llili.» crown. The court tool time to coil- lout stai! of ohloers in chat-as devel- struggle. Amherst will miss the with
_______.i....--..----- _ aidof.- _ .  _  _. _- opsd/wonderful y and hola? present and their splendid baud, and will wtsli
obs!! adjourned at 6 in as das an appearance ll their pro-'them bon voyage
Ctll, so as to aosuro ada ' _ 1
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