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_ .__ PENITENTINHY _ _ A _ _ °  ill LNBHNEIUH
. ‘qpemul E" The U"“"‘lll1"» Special to The l‘llarilian. _ A ”'_‘
""' M’”"'B"'”*N”’» -'“"° 27~A‘\H"11lif1'“‘ DEADLOCK AGMN- _ P/mrs .June ev-.ii..i. oailliiiiii in- ' _-_ .
"HW census gives the (1onunoilweultl1,` day formally' accepted President Fai-   
PER CENT 0F CATCH
Special to The Guardian.
WASHINGTON, .June 27-The agree-
iilenti reached in the International
l<‘|lr Seal Conference yesterday pro-
mises to settle that troublesome pro-
bleul and remove the last of the ser-
ies of outbinding questions between
Cialaiia and the United States.
ily the agr§_clnent Uaiiailu, the
llaited States, llussia and Japali
biuil themselves to cease pelagic, or
open sea seal scaling iii tio, Noi-ti,
I'al:iflc for fifteen years, with the ob-
ject of allowing the seal herds to ili-
i-rcase and give sealsklili-l again the
place they once had ill the fur mat-
lii-is of the world.
liauada owils no seal rookcrics and
liils secured favorable terms of coin-
peiisation for desisting from scaling.
llanads. is to receive $200000 cash
advance from tile United States.
i-iaiiada also gets froui llussia, .la-
pilu and the United States a percent-
age ranging from' tell to fifteen per.-
eent. of the annual catch at tile var- V
ions roolwrfes of these colintriies.
BHENT S. P. ll.
NNNWEHSNHY
_ ___
MGNTREAI., June 2ii-'l‘wcilty-iivc
years ilgo today thc first transcoiiti-
ilelltill train of thc (laiiailiun Pacific
liuilwlly pulled out from Montreal
for thc Pacific Coast. It was ll iiicui-
orable occasion, marking the .coil-
siimmatiou of the greatest work tllilt
llliiiada has ever uiidertakell.
For il country wlitli less than four
ioillions ol people to hililii ii railway
across the North Alnericilll Coliti-
iieut-tlie first, and still the ollly ac-
tual transcontiuental line connecting
file two great oceans-was ii remark-.
ablc achievement. whose importaucci
was accentuated by the fact that for
iilally hundreds of miles its lines
traversed regions alt`ogctlici~ unknown
--where men did not live---aroulid the
rockbound _nqrtllern shores of Luke
superior, across tile far western
plilinstllcil ill utter solitude, und,
ovcr Natlli-e's lnajestii: sky-sl=\'illu'1`H,
iii the Canadian Rockies.
No less wonderful has bcuii thc
growth and sxpniusion of Uaunilil's
great national higliwuiy iiilrlilg the.
intervening quarter of a century, 'I‘lle
company did not luercly reuiaili a
couflnon carrier-it bccilnic more-a
ileveloper a_ii_d_ an ldillpire bliilder-
and _su potent a factor ill filling the
wants of others as well as the vast
arilly of travellers that both oil lalid
aild ses the C.P.R. today is a name
to conjure with. From comparatively
smilll beginnings, ns seen by twenti-
cth century eyes, it has ilcvelollefl l“'
to u world encircling institlltioll with
luagilificent Heets oil ocean ami ili-
iilnd waters-an inlilligrutioll agciwy
uint has people liilif awoiitineilt.
oven to furnishing ready-inuilc lionlcs
tu the homessekers-a forceflll factor
in the dsvclopineiit of mines aild nilil-
ing-an inaugiirator of huge l\'ril!1\°
non works that are rec_laimli\f: H
lilngdonl. The company. too, besides
having extensive car works at differ-
ent points where thousands are ‘bln-
ployed in building its rolling stock,
has its own telegraph and expriiss
services that reach sverYWh¢l‘0. Bild H
chain of palatlal hotels to comfort-
ably house those who travel, and it
oven employs Swiss guides to Pilflt
daring moilntainoers to llizny l\°lE|\U*
and r.uns saulturlullls and sunlllicr
resorts where _tile pleasure seeker
may holiday and the health of the
invalid be restorei_l_ Its record fullY_
jlistiiles the name happily l>B¢t0W0f1
lil>on it by an eminent Elirophan-
“Providence Incorporated."
A few fi ures wil give some idea
Special to 'l‘lle Guardiall.
_ A'i‘l.AN'|‘l(i (}I'l‘Y, Jiinc 27-Work-
lug for the release of Chas. W. Morse
from the federal peniteutiary here, at-
torneys lieuben R. Arnold and liamar
Hllli representing the prisoner, have
served notice on the U-nited States
District Court and distributed the
story that they would llle ii petit-ii,"
for a habcus corpus writ,
'l‘lic petition makes an i,t¢_u,,k 0,,
ul" liflilility of Morsc’s iillpi'isoiiiiiiuii..
lilllll SPEEl] WITH
0 Hlllllll-lEllllPllNE
J _
_*_
_FAl_.l'i RTVER, Mass., .Tune 20-
Uilllglllx _iii alid oilt :liuiliig pleasiiiii
<‘-reft._sk1u\mine above tile water at
one minute and the next flying
above the boats, only to settle grace-
fully _down again a few yards away,
(ilcuw H. fliirtiss gave sonic interelil'.-
ing lleiuollstratiuiis of the working
of ills liylll'o-acroplailc hcre lute yes-
tcrllny. He skin|iucil tile wats;-of, H
Bliceil of 50 miles an lionr, anll ills-
tiuicc_d the fastest motor boats, while
at u lieilillt of Zl00 or 400 feel. llc llc-
velopcd ulispeed uf_ 81 miles' an lloilr.
fic was ncconlpanicd by |.i¢ii|,,,,,,,,,|_
I‘lleo. fi. Ellyson, thc aeroplane ex-
pert of thc llilited States war iillicc,
_*___
PHESIUENT SIMUN
SENHT ll] "PllE|El"
SHllll|EN llEBElS
l’UR’l‘ All Prliice, Hayti, .lilac 20.
-Presideiit Simon has startell out ii-
gulu :it the head of his troops for
tho purpose' of liriligiilg out pence in
the llortlicrn district of Hayti. Hi-_
left today with |ui'i<e force undef/.his
colnnlilnd aboard the cruiser Antoine
Simon. his dcstiimiiou being lla;
Huytioil, buf, the cruiser will cull ai.
Ht. Mllri lilld Port Apiiix_
It is iiiipossililo lli_~rie to 'ollliiiil any ’
dcfiuitc iilformlitioil izoilccrlliinf the
l _ _ _
cs have iiilliciltcd that the movement
is of ciiiisilleiwlble extcilt and that
lulicll lllullugc has becii done. lt in
siiill that. the prosiilluli. llus uiiilci
taken thi-_ cxpellitioii with the most
pilcillc iilllililioii null will liiulli- an cil-
ileuvor to lay ilowli flleir arius before-
employing lorcii.
-,,.~w.......~...~.......
'l‘Ili- total earnings ill liiliii were il
little ovl-r $l0,0ilii,000, iliiil the net
earnings less than $-l,000,000, the
surplus nficr ileductiilg fixed charges
being $b.l5,444 This ycai's gross
000,000 and tllc net earnings about
$37,000,000. 'l`lie mileage then was
4.651 mileii;_ tinlay it is, incluiliui:
coiltroiled liiics, about 15,500 miles.
'l‘lle number of pusseiigcls thcli car--‘
-|-it-il was l,ilEi9,3l9 ailil thc tons 01
freight llggl'cglltcil 2,04li,l95. 'l`|\H
appinixiliultl-. Iigiircs for the past
twelve mouths are ov_er 12,000,000
iiusseiigi-rs, and 21,350,000 tolls uf
fri-ight.. A coillparisoil of thc figures
sllolvs that ii coilsiderablc rcdilctioll
in the rilil-s has taken place. lil 1886
filc avi-.rage carlliugs per pilsseugel'
pci' lnilc was 2.10 cents null freight
ilvcrllgeil l.llJ cents per ton per
mile. A couillarisou of the e(llllD‘
ment till-il and today sllowsilow the
company lliis kept pace with tile re-
iiliirimioiils of the t,raf`flc7-
1886. llill.
i,iii‘0illoiivi~s...     3735 1.1529
|i'i|:si. and srcorlil-lrlass
passciigci- cars and
colonist and baggage
cars... ,__ _.J     1104 |,757
First-clllss sleeping ami
dining cars . _ . .
._   47 311
Parlor, official ililll pay- _
l: S
of the greatness of its growth:-- _
~s-.-_-_-_»_-_:__-_-__._._-_-_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-.se_~_-_-_-_-_T_-_-_»_._._~_._._._.,_._._._._._.___,_,_____._.,,,,.,._._._._.,_._._._.____.,_._._._.W.. with passengers, freight, express and
_l"_‘L“_E':"`*‘__‘_"_‘_""";:_  _.gl ___‘1§
(i1oiif_iiiliivll on page ll.) `
return at 4.45 p. m., docking at
at 11.15 _ ln., bringin
....___._..§.;.,__,._ morning for Picton at 8.20 a.m.
Earliest hiatol-yulakes mention of
the fact that sweats formed a DOF-
tlon Of the dict of that day and it
"NW be taken for granted that the
sweet tooth was I much in evidence
than as new. wltii each luecsadinl:
cycle as eiviligtlon people dlnulnded
added pl i .,_' The discovery of
the cocoa and is combination
with cqief % opens ' up s new ers
for the conf ` anal' an the combina-
tion appealed' particularly to the
public cuts and vu Dgnnoluwed bv
scfsiltix ‘ao gf, highest nutritive
value- "'50 ‘Ind that conti-
nental armies my now supplied B
product arena npr and chocolate
lu dltlon to _qi-glassy rations when
iiul=‘E|'oi__ _ __ _ag ,”v;|»_¢_-'_ arches. ln Oul-
'-lm
_ ,,\_
~' LJ
. ,tt `- .__
i
'ads people had for many years look-
ed to the United States for cllolce
confoctious the makers there having
followed the load of Francs in _pro-'
duclng lliglvclass chocolate products.
The Molrs of llalifax then engaged
as bakers llnd coniectlonsrs oil a
moderate scnls, catering to high-
clsss trade, collceivpd the idea of en-
larging their premises and equipping
with latest machinery and thorough-
l _ trained Btn" “ml making '1 bid 7°". Owing to a line dropping ollt in
the business then controlled by the B da is Guardian the c0,.,.,m°n
Ainerleiin oiincnlnu Kinsl- 'l‘*\°v beg
no ililnciilty ln m\lrlne_capltal ni;
under the name of Molr I. iitd-. l~ 0
(my of .Halifax granted exehlptlnil
(5B'ii`tiii'uiiT_5fi>§ie~7Tl*‘_
""'”""""""""""""‘ liighthorse _
of Australia. a population of 4,449,-
495. Sp
wealtll of( Australia, consisting of U10
075,794, lug
*iii IIN:
SNMP UPENS ‘fi
Yesterday thi-_ l’. E. I. Militia As- _
st-lililleil in iluliuill camp, this. year at
the ldxlliliitiou Grounds.
Tllerc arc not so ullluv urcscllt this
practice. About 570 are ill Vsttsn- vu
dance. . ia
be lil a field owned by the Coullolly te
estate about il quarter of o. mile
Following is the brigade l~itufl‘:- it.
Wcekl-l (lol-ps of Guides. lidiuiiiistrat- pi
.l_Warll|li'l.ou, 82nd lfegt. ._
Miiskctry officer Uapt lt ll U,m,p_~ K
bell, Corps Reserve 82nd. In
blliiiior Ai'iny` rlcrvici- Corps Officer
(‘iorps 'liescrvii dtll Heavy Brigade 0,.
Vi»_tcrlila.ry (Jllicer--Civil Vet, Surg- t~
tents pitched on tile field within the
113.06 l!0\ll`Bl!. In
'l‘lie liglitliorse are i|llili'i,cl'ed af t
the Western cuil of this field, while S
tllc Medical (iorps uri-_ inside the race c ,
liallli of tho iilzlili llegiuleilt.
M. U. and Major Macboilulii of thtl C
The staff- of signallers is comprised;
feigllt incll uuiler command of Lt
W ,K Rogers. I
and thc aerial craft. was carried ra'
aboard her. i
The other three balloons ulad(
landings oil the East Frisian coast,
A rescue boat was sent ollt as soor
as possible to the aid of the distress
cd balloon, but liltei' returned, huvi,
ing recovlired only all ulllpty ballast
hiig iuurlfril "R.(l.(l.-74)."
Mlnard's lilninlent used by Physlclnni _ I
Te
WIIUHICITIOH
THROUGH PROVINCE
- ' llll) UIITH ILIHLIHD ed
Yesterday the ' Nol'thilmbsrlsn_d left
this port at 8.20 u. ln. for Pictoll
mall, docking at 12.00. She left on
this port P I
passengers, freight, express, and yes-
terday's N. S. mall. She leaves this
The Harland ,made the usual re-‘
turn trips to orwnii ysiitiirdny.‘ slal
carried ii large number nf passengers
and n good general cargo. `
Yesterday the Eastern and South-
cru express trains arrived here uni
time, the western accommodation
inerside accolllmodntion was twenty-
'live minutes late, the Eastern accom-
modation arrlved on time and the
lltes late.  V
y°__¢°r Y
for Saturday's Western express train. b
which was ten minutes inte, again
lflnsrlrl Lfnlmellt lumbermslfu friend
According to the s¢_u¢,,,,,nm,'s yew- :LONDON, June 27-Parliament re
Hook the popillatiun of the Common. assembled yesterday afternoon after M
recess and the struggle over the `
New South Wales, Victoria, Queen- Veto power of the Lords will he im- J
eclul to The Guaiwliian,
land, sniitii aunii-alia, west Alison-. “wdielely resumed. l ‘ _,
lia ami 'l‘a_slnania hy the census of In the House of Lords, Lord Lens- E
1'.i0l was 3,773,501. dowue gave notice of a series of _
The gain in tm, yum-B is ther,-,fum amendments to the veto bill provid- mfr d
for the exclusion from thnt`meas-
_ of bills such as that relating to N
Irish Home Hills, for a joint sitting
_ try- - - Nszw vol<i<, .iiinii 21-Miss oon-
liere's invitation to organize a lainie- Specjm to The (;,,,,,-,|i,,,,_
’l‘he new cabinet is as follows! stance Mather, daughter of Samuel
Gaillaux Premier and Minister Mather, millionaire iron ore man of
ny, Minister of War.
heupill Delicasse, Minister of Ma- ol
Jules Steeg, Minister of Public lu- blit for her health.
struction ' "'
'l‘lii= ill-and Jilry in the Supreme
ofthe Interior. Clevelllilll, has arrived here for the Court, now in session in this city,
eau Uruppi, Minister of Justice. pilrpose of joining an expedition to found true bllli-i against Joseph Cam-
ustin Deselves, Foreigin Affairs. Labrador to Dr. Wilfred ’l‘. Grellfell’s` cron and Henry Welsh, indicted for
ngeue Etienne, or Adoplph Mes- mission. ‘ ‘sliiipbrcaking and larceny, and John
Miss Mather is only eighteen years lluglics and Allan McDonald, indicted
She goes to llullriidor not as for rolllilei'y null stealing from tilt!
ne. ‘ ' ` missionary as was at iiriit .~iupposeri, person. .
'1‘lleGriiilil .liiry reported at 5-2_0
-` and tlic pi'il~ioiicl-s were at once ar-
' ill case of a disagreenicilt iqetwesn the
two Houses and for a referendum in
other cuscl-i. '
P E As it is quite certain that the Gov- '
|  eruuleut will not accept all umeud~
I | | , l _ ment if passed, wiiother dead lock sud' _ _ __
eventually the creation of 500 fulfil-~
_ V.S.lll. EXNMS
ycur, as No. li battery, H. B., (1. (:_ ,P
A., go to Petewiiwa for training and ful
,_
from the camp. T
|,_§_‘l'"p c°""'“"“E"""'E» M CUE H- M- Associate Honours-L. Robertson,
mon. _
, _ ]’lan _
D A’ A "ml Q M (' Mawr W A Adsanreil Seniors-(‘ McKenzie
ive medical ofiiccr-l-loii0i'ul'y l.t Uol Ho
-i Seniors-l~’iuilf_», Hoiiors: L. Mc-
enzie, J. ‘Allaii, H. Jenkins, li.
letcher, (S. Orr, l_'. Mitchell) F.-
o
_ _ _ _ ,_ _ R
"ml |“y'“"“t‘“""M“-7"" A A B""`E'E°tt» Pass: H. McCormack. Vocal, Hon
fi A. _ " _ . __ . _
_()i'ililluili‘.l: iifficer, llt. (A ll U) A 'l‘ Minteunedmtei Plano Honors" L'
 l','m_c______w K Hug____“_ H.lulliors-Piulio Pass: E. Webster, M
S (l, P
s, fl- Iantz C Whear) m
coil Pctliick In
_, _ ‘ _ llle exslnlnatloii was conducted bv
’llle iidnil llegliiieut have their pm( 1 E Stewart, Tinro H
l
E .
H _ lplls as to develop u degree of pro-
_ _ _ llie llrlgiiilli staff are qiiartcred ficiency in the ,._1,,B,, .which has msul
~l-vollitliiililry force, bill; rcvciif. iulvlc- _illiti-lille, ted '
‘l
o
o
uccess, while the students who had '
'E
a
Lriick ellclosiii~c. ' the
lt (lol Allan Uovellcnil, is ill com- ,.,,euu_B_
, Qu
  their trip to England last year, has
lice '
v
ll coililciluied as iiufit for ser' 'I
ice
' departuleiit. The men will be
Bll_ldMEN*, (iermaiiy, June 26-Ont give" a new i,,H,,,_ ' K
of the four balloons wllicli asceudef: A|,.eu,|y gmc” me opening of the
:it Paris Saturday fell into the North ,,|,,,,_,ti,,g ,,ei,s¢,u on the Long Br&rlCl1 ~
Sea near the island of Jnist, of tbl ranges two 0| these i-meg have School. Supplement '$50. Midsum-
hlust Frlslall grvlill. yeslefllllyi A hiirst, but in neither case was the nler vacatian. Very best recommend-
violent storm prevailed at the time mm, who Wm, 5||(,,,ging injured, the at
barrels were tapped too deeply iii North RiV0r. 5'23\l\`3lPd-
pidly oilf. to sea. ’l‘wo persons wcrl one
----*--i`- eph
' fersoll county yesterday. H0 WM 73
._ years old, 42 inches nigh and weigh- _
trar of Jefferson county for 18 cou-
' secutive years.
Special to The Guardian.
soiitiiweiit winds, iiiiowery with "Well
fog
this morning was -fifty-five 405°" 5'
hove zero.
hours and thirty-four minutes-
at
was fifteen minutes late, the Sum~_* 12.11.
'I‘
llo
lllorrow`inoi'uill|: at 4.17 alld l¢‘i‘ld&Y
Western express train was ton nliil- mo
'l
ty-three; The coldest recorded the
appeared incomplete. previous night was fifty-five degrees
-=------~---- above nero. At ilille p.m. yestardny_ , d
it was sixty-two degrees above nero. out can be hed. 9‘31d1mD -
ual Peers sceuis the only uutcolne,
less the Lords shall yield. ,
[IE
A SSHllllL IIEMUSIE
7 S
tes in the Victoria (iollege of Mile-
. _ _ ish
'rlie iii-iii iiniii ini- nie iiznii will ,,,,f,ft‘f,'§,',f‘“§L‘f,'f,",,,hf,ldM,;§ctgieuif no
day. and contracts will be signed this was
lation, which consists of large per-
ils following is the order of mer- 'grek' according to D' B' Halma' centage 01 immigmntsi “Hd Mr-
. 1. .
silo, Hollorary; W. Cairns, Vocal B
uors_
berti-ion. _
:` F. Hull.  ul
Ewan H. Harris. l5ass: F. Bell. in
Mllgford,`B. Pruwse. hi
'rf. Wri lifl who has so trained his
in such an excellent showing, is
be congratulated on his pupils
flllly and faithfully prepared for lg
event. must feel gratified at the
._*_;...._____. _
e .llEllUSS HIELES
een's Own rifles were armed on
and has been called ill by the _
spot.
TENNESSEE |lElIl
{N()XVII.l.E, 'l‘enn., Jilile 23-J0B-
A. Carter. the smallest adult in
nnessee, died at his home in Jef-
hi-. lflllcwins Pupils were “M0088-i '1‘0uoN'i‘o, June 21-'reaceriii._rliie U'
E" K"i"l"g Dlpl°"'ae 'md Certm' heavy mountain section ofthe Brit- er a
Columbia end of the Canadian being
There are 160 miles in this section. ps
memorial on behald of tile Unitedl
ly buried under nine million dollars try
nployee ol the San Francisco mint, newc
' was so badly injured yesterday that
"’l"fr“t°"y Pia“"' P995: B' HV” in sucks, toppled over in one of the
_ _ . . . _ Y
__ i ._ 1 ams, who was wheeling a truck.
., .. _ _
C0
' 83. Supplement $50.00. Apply _to
earnings will probably hc over $104,.   TORONTQ June 28_ _ The issue  _ 6_2sdr3_ him
of Ross rifles with which the I{6'['J‘gE'i{-AY5~~_v;,xT@,"Ei°- -Mme day-
. - Z ~
_ Y taining six roonls_ Apply to 301
_ ent St. i 6 28dl. .
“]MNTED, second class male
’ l:
 in the country should apply at
SMNLEEST MNN IN   
 viéiniln Peril, large brilliant
hat pin. Finder please leave at l.t6
Kent St. and receive reward. - _ than
rfiiiifidillilu wTiN'rsll, °i5i-_wliiin that
  -» -1    ill. iiiiiiii iiiii-
 CAL(iAl{\', June 20. - This was
I ' exceeding busy day for li, L. Bor-
an
den,
day.
' City
and
rthern Railway have been awarded At
ce President of the railroad. B0;-i1
3-. 3,
- li
neu.rly rwo hours. ’l‘ilis afternoon llc
` _ addressed a large meeting at High
' ‘ River, fifty miles soutll, in the cou-
‘ stitilency of Macleod and tonight he
pggisl to The Quai-ding, returned to Uulgury, where ill: ad-
'essed a meeting in the rink.
Calgary gave the opposition lead- re
SEVEN lElllSllE NSE
who is fifty'-sevem years old to-
He formally opened the new
hall at Calgary this ‘morning
had a rece tion which lasted for
right royal welcome, the city
lavishly decorated.
High River his special train
met by almost the entire popu-
en was taken to the public.
raigin-ii allil all prisoners pleaded
"not guilty", the two former being
inipeeiaily empllstic in voicing _their
plea, ~
Tlieir trials were set down for hear-
ing on Monday and the prisoners will
lic ilcfendeil by McLean d*c‘McKl.un0D,
Attorliey-(leueral Palmer, acting for
the Crown. _
The (fraud Jllry’s report, brought
down at 5.45 p. ill., was as foll-
UWHI `
' 'l‘i» 'l‘llc Holliii'lll»|i-.
'l‘lie lihief .lllsticc and
Justices of the Supreme Court
Wc, tile (.lrii.nd Jliry of Queell’l
fiouiity, haviugi eillspected Falcolr
wood Hospital and lnfirruury, beg 11|)
port as follows:
Falconwnnd Hospital.
We found this institution very;
clcan and tidy, the ventilstlongood.
and the food supplied to patients of
good quality.
We regret having to report tint
where he was presented with'
- Farmers of Alberta, favoring reci-l
proclty, and the other planks of theirl
I platform. ‘ l
NUl__llNfll ll] lllll 
fi mised
SAN ll‘RANCIS(_‘»0, June 23-Liter the
gold, Wadsworth S. Williams, an Mr
rk,
D
his reply Mr. Borden renewedl
rotests against the passage of 7
an important measure witiloutl
people being consulted, and pro-' nl
to do all in his power to forcef
overnment to consult the coun '
e ore rn 1 ying the pact
Borden also welcomed the
mers from the United States,?
declaring that the experience of the
B recovery is doubtful. The gold, past l
showed that they were not one-
white behind Canadians in atriotism
P
one vaults and ovsrwhelmedWi1- for the land of their adoption. l
Mr.
trip,
Borden's Southern Alberta.
which closed with the Calgary;
meeting tonight, was uniformallj/‘
  uccessful, and to-morrow he in-
 
B
,i'_r2o lain for o§_|!lneaucn.! _ 
;AN’l*ED, a teacher for Fort Au Deer
.4 ustus School. Male or tems e.
KEGG.
6-28dr3l. He
ts
ANTED, innlii tiaieiini- for west Wm’
J Royalty School, District No ed a
Public interest in his tour is be-
upplement S25. Apply at once _to ing maintained to a remarkable de-,
James J. Kelly, Sec'y of Trustees. i ' ‘
the northern portion of thnl
H00. going to Lacombe, ltiil'
and Edmonton.
_ 5
shook hands with 2000 eo-
_ _ . ' p 'T
Majol no is in charge of the A  ,‘BW|LR31~ ORANGE TEA in Kmg»,, pgs in Czggggg ¢;0¢1,,y0n the 0¢casi0,,_
-_ .i C0unty_ Donit fo,-get “_ A o ls r ay. The correspond-
grand time in store for all at For- 0"
of conservative papers nu ti.-ul
tune Bridge, |;.ggd10{pd_ special train presented Ml' Ilordcn'
a bouquet of fifty-seven rossi~l,l
one for each year. He has recei-_--l
1l\l‘88 number of telegrams from'
ands Chowem Sec V Trustee* all parts of the Dominionl =vishing|
many happy returns of tho' having set the fashion, there has been
Deedmeyer, 4 Haviland St
____ _ _‘__ 6-28d3l. 
WO LDP No 129 Kin Bt con-
f
,l teacher for East Wiltshire
-ill; in
SHEHIEE SEIZES
' NUHTH llllllllllli
ion |-equi;-eil, 'l‘, P, Cass, Seyy, North Toronto was sei'/.ed this morn-
NYONE "1Z§i`iT` siiiIEe'r"liBiird
l.i___0mee._ 6-zadilipd. “es
OST between Bolice station and
strse
son
_ __ 6-28d3ipd. know
Road (iruss School, No. 106. S0- the
Apply to John N. McDonald Sec y ot the
Trustees. _ __ 6 28llr1w: pus
58 pounds. He served as regls- p
NEITHER FORECAST
School, No. 96. Supplement) forty
dollars. Spring add fall vacation, -“
two insertions. Apply to Michael
Ready, Secretary Trustees. ll_-Zildrlw;
lAN'l'l~D teacher, first or le
_.i cond class for Irillhtown
Keep
inghy
U19 t0Wll'f‘ fllilllre £0 DM’ U10 U-‘1'10l'l nlun on foot, and thc footiest man'0n
award of $8,300 aml two years' in--
the slll~rill` of York, hccaiine of
following an arbitratioil nwni-il
t t
confirmed by the Ontario llailway
board in connection withftllc parallel
t
I L)
s of North Toroilto. '|‘. _\. Gill»
thc towu's solicitor, sllics that
sts of the jiillgnleiit' were
il only oil Saturilay lust :ilnil
the town llail been waltinir for
completion of thu costs.'l‘lie
whole aluollnt, Mr. Uislicr will
over the deed, and the shcriil
wlllreleass the town.
_iii
Minard's Lfuiment in tha house.
coild class, male. Supplement _$20. town (.,,um,il Wm Big" ,, ‘._,,c,,,¢ |i,.,.
from information received at the lu-
stitutlon, the building is now occi.\~
pied to its full capacity.
Infirmary.
We are pleased to find the inmates
l comfortably housed and every pro-
vision mude for their comfort. Thu
province has just cause to be proud
er days.
gf t-1 ‘N oi the improved condition ovlrr foiui-
B _ _
Queen’s county Jail.
We found tb.s r i.ilii-iii io li-~ .is
neil kept as coaoiiitlis iilliiv: uiiii
are glad to know that the new jail
is now under construction and will
soon be ready for occupation.
The County is to he congratulated
on the small number of inmates ai.
present therein.
We take this opportunity of_e§prv=.i~
(Continued on page 4.)
HE SNUBS IN THE
ElllW l NUISNNEE
' . I'
I
LONDON, June 26.- King George
:l great revival of riding fnfthe ‘RAW
Hyde Park, but the cynic 'may
find malicious delight in the spectac-
le presented by the Row in the early
morning, for it is now crowded with
pllsllflll sllobs of all degrees, anxious
to catch the kiug’s eye when he tak-
es his morning gallop.
The figilres of these cut on horse-
back, saw llil observer in "M. A.
'I‘0R0~N'l‘f),.lnne 20.- 'Fill-_ town ill, I-'__" are truly nnlusing. and remind
one of the description of a certain
sporting gciltlcman is "the horlfest
a horse you cvvr saw." '
’l‘hcrc is ilowcver, ll more serious
side to the comical antics of tllbsb
"eqllcstriails." Many of them havs
absolutely no control over their
lnonllf.~i. 'l‘lley do not even'seem tb
knolv the rule of the road and cal'9¢n
all over the Row, a nuisance and a
ilullger to thu king and other riders.
'l‘lli-_ nuisance liils grown to suchian
extent that many regulars riders
have ilcserteil the Row or at least a-
void bring there at the same time as
this king.
Ask for Minard's and take no other
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'l‘0R()N'[‘Ll. .lima ill(-Jllllc 23 -'
off th si..
e con
The temperature at three o’clock
The length of today will be fifteen
The tide will be hilih this inOl`“il\§
ll.l5 and tomorrow afternoon at
he sim sets this evening and to-
rrow evening at 7.49; it rises to-
rlliilg at 4.18-
‘he lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty-two degrees a- T
ove zero and the highest was seven-
"herring nets." Would finder please
write or phone to the linderafgllod
and receive reward. Joseph White,
-_ Murra Harbor. 6-23dl`3l- If
hw once. Apply Queen Hotel.
WND, y z
_s sum of money. Finder can have
'lainie liy luovine rwiiertv and purine
for this adv. ll Chestnut Street.
iyowtifio, surlnfii Alleys. undef
. market] open lawful days ten to
eleven. ___ _,__ 2`&‘L'E'
Phe lnooirsets tonight lit 10-14- (T`~[iMAN' Henry wmmms' Plume
(J ence phone, number 223-R, or E.
A, Foster's, Central Drugstore, phone
number 163 where A llrst clan tum-
'PS'1‘, on the night of the 19th
A about 5 miles off Cape Bear, 13
Y ___ ____________ _
.AN'I‘El), two servant girls at Gnd
6_2Pq3,_ that
'“ Mlbdd eveY{l`ii_,"E`"si&isll
how
6-2ildl_l.
just
that
/ number, residence, 288.6 _$151 _£13130
wo M'L¢I. 3154- _ ___ '
WABMAN, Andrew Duncan, resid-
of ii
may
row
ies,
one
brln
- child
THE POSSIBILITY
FOR EVERY MAN
----~_&_a
you and I und every lnan that
has made could somehow grasp
tremendous thought that it wasi
possible for each of ns in his own_
place
brave, strong, helpful and happy llle,.
and circle and sphere to live a'
it would crowd out the narrow'
boundaries of ollr existence and give'
us inspiration and hcnrt and hope.i
What the most of ils need in llfe is
that faith, lust a firm grip on
opportunity and possibility of being
kinil and sweet and ho sful md
brave and good. Bo long ag ell! life
touches any other life will that op-
portunity be given us, and so lug
an God lives will the strength and
grace and wisdom whereby every man
may nleasurably live up to it be nv-
nilnble. It is not altogether the dr-
cumstances or conditions of our life
that makes for its highest good; ift
is rather - the doing of thot thing,
inet, for fact it is, no mstteri the thinking of that thought, the
what life may be or have for an one
Y
s. Life may have temptation, it
have hardship, it may seem nar-
snd cramping ln its opportunit-
but there is one opportunity and
possibility that it will always
g to every man and woman and
eherishing of that ideal that fl [br
thc moment best, and bolt in accord
with llfe’s true purpose. If a mu;
by God‘s grace does that he ls grasp-
ing llle by the right end and making
it. no matter what it-may be ln'out-
wsrd seeming, serve his hi¢1l¥|ood
in all the world and that in thel both of character and lnppin .
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