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 _ (Qllnludlau Prcss.)"l ~
MONTREAL, June -8.- The City
Council of Montreal this afternoon
voted 410,000 for the relic! oi suiler-
crs by the disaster of tim Empress of
Ireland. As no steps had been taken
by goo ,City or any organization ‘to
,men B-_,private subscription list lor
the Empress-_of Ireland survivors,
President Dale of the`Mou~treal Board
of Trade has taken the -matter -in
iuuifi. ue has willed .. meeting for
tomorrow _to consider the matter.
Tllrouirh il cdllllnlllf-Ge to liswaippointed
ut the meeting- an opportunity will :be
given to CHZIZQIIB t0_CC.Ylllll‘i\lll.f.B.
While the C. P. R. is still consider-
ing the question- of raising t-he lfm-
press. A. J.-Lsc.' Montreal. <=l0 Bly
connected with the North American
wrecking Co., an-d _also the Arbucle
Wrecking Co., has written the _C.l’.R.
sliggestlng the raising of the sunken
stc.lm'er -by '-means ol- comlressed air.-
. dim lt d back in their -gi_s,sol-elle -boat to the
He sm” ii.;uli'imi;lid_s\e):ompllsi:ec. M factory ffvr tlw Hvllins sf°“\'1‘l. were
costly but
_ ` ‘ ;.1.riliing the ihoat, and while one mun-
-- _ aged to reach the boat an-d -hold on'
’ to it until rescue came, the other,
l - who could not swim, we-nt down tn aa
;l' |wutery grave. The fact that the
_two men were father and son renders
,the occurrence particularly sad. It
was the son that was lost. His
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_ _ (Canadian Press) ` 1
'i.UBl.'lN, June 9.-John Red-mend.
louilcr of iha'Irlsh Nationalists, is-
nnqd H statement to-day in which he
cmglllaticrllly denied reports that the
irish volunteer iuovcnientfvwas lor
hostile obiects against the Irish nar-
tv. and adds that up to two miontns
ago he fclt the volunteer movement
rather premature but the edects oi|
Sir Efi\\»_li'd Oa.rsun's threats upon
pu~r-lic opinionin Enirland, the Houso
of Cn~m_rr.o-ns, Government, occurances
l.t Ciurrngli Ca-mlp. and the successful
gun-running oi' Ulster, virtually al-
tered th'~ position ol the Irish party.
He took steps about six weeks _agp
to'ir.f_orin his friends lon-d supporters,
l'-"ll ii" Fl1°=i__\_"__r_;__;*P§§;\§f}§;»l§Mvvgiirsflrr-.m.suno=-wnfmsi-casino-wsnsrp. -'i--.isis
such '> 'to the , olunteer
n-nvement with-the-result .ic-
snrenrl in -t-he laist _six -weeks like -i
prairie fire. All Nat gnallsts in Ire-
land will shortly bo ¢nrolled_
CGRDENSED lor
mo L_liE_f_i_le__ _ _ _
Cll8SlF|(.'lTIO||
Ons cont ptr word each insertionis
this coillmn. Cash must accompany
oder. Minimum charge twenty-iivs
cents.
`-linustell, could- get`to  again/ Mr.
,fix __ " .~» _ I ir `
-Sill 'filillll il c  
News leached tll'e city yesterday
of 3 sail drowning- accident u-.rich oc-
currcd ai. Murray rlarnor on me pre-
vious day. 'llwo lobster fishermen,
'in th-a eiliploy oi the Miurray.i-larbor
Canning Company, on thulr way,
thrown into t-he sea on -a M158 WDW
name was Raliaind White, the illthcr
hcl-ng John White. Thel young man
was only 20 years of age. , _ `
It was blowing hard wh‘sn'tlle
Whites. linving overhauled their lobs-
ter traps were mall-in-g tllclkr way
back to the I-Inrbor a-l‘l'mt '10-.Q30
o'clock in the morning. Wh-sn about
three miles from their desti-nlati-on, a
larger wave than the oth-ers caught
tl-ls ho-at troadsi-del and -her occu-
pilnts \v-err. throw-n in-to the water.
Rolanl White, un-able to swi_m, was
seized by his father who began to
swlm hock to the bcist which thluugli
practically llll-ed with water, remain-
oi scoot. But the soot rope ¢i_u'_1t-
ing away, and it was so rough that
before sire/ could he reached. another
big wave struck the t_W0 men und cel”
ried-the son out.0f-the_l~BthR3r’.B il0ld-
shnk. hclure hlal rather. I `s‘1'=_lliii‘W*"ex:V
W-lute niunmgsd to- reach-t-he boat,
after 8 'bard str\r.{__gls, _a-uid -held on to
it until some ot or il-sh-ermen who
were rmlil-ing their lines n couple of
hilndrod yards away 'and‘ wiimespll
thc accident--at once dropping their
lines and starting to the rescue-
mme to liis assistance. Exhausts-.l
llnil gl-lelf~strlclren, Mr. White ww-.
talien into 'Pom McHerron’s boat and
carried safely to shore, while *hs
water-logged boat was towed also in
to safety. .
The body of the drowned youn;;
man has not yet`bco_1 recovered. 'l‘lle
weather continued too rough, up '.0
- '(Canad-i-an Prestf) ~‘~  _*.3  _ _  - '_ _ _ __ ` ’f'~~ "4 ji" I "-"' 5- _ " = _ ‘
,,§°,§”,;§;*';,‘;,,“,-,‘*;,3,,§‘,-,;_gflggmgg Latest- Repiirts Inillcete lhiit Over l_00 l?ersoi_is_ Perlslild on New
rscrieil Ego.. or eil-...s.vi-llirgs iuuious'  '  - '"' '  ‘ 1 ‘*~'  "f’ ` ’ s
hand. blown oi! and a great llols_ _ ~~            _' sank the lin-press of Ireland camebiz-
0 es
gigzgnfn hh? cheek by premature ex? _"J _I5 -  ~-L .I  I'  "  ¢“vJ"7ii"‘3:'"i_   i 'L' f ’  ‘ ' f tvas adjourned until the arrival of
  __ - - Many are Bzliig Washed Qi ore. -Of 30 Bouts Which lefl ..... 
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l _Puepa`b"iic Dill-y ‘5
(Bps§ia1 to The Guarlnpan)
ST. JOHN, N. B., Juno 9.- 'Ilhe
best avuilllbls reports from the north
shore ol New Brunsw-icl':_to-night are
to the effect that it is feared 125
lives were lost in the tern-1-ble storm
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Hill ASKHJ FUH
r STH. SIUHSTAUT
(Canadian Press.) _
MONTREAL, June 8.- Appliea,
tion for bail for the Norwegian
telamer Storstmdt which rammed land
ore- J\\sticc'Dunl01i this ,morning ond
ililifwilfi- _     _ isuuiiiicuuni
___..;..___.
four to six men nach und in nlosli
cases the owners ol‘thc boats shilcll
as captains. with their sons, -bro-§
thers ur nellhews as ass'isfii1‘nts.` Casesi
are corring to light whereall tho'
'further from shore.' On 'I‘hursday
-the storm broke with awful violence
and it is thought caught most of the
~flshsrrr.cn'wlth sail on their vessels
which must have turned over or sunt
 il SUMMIHSIUE
(Special by Phone)
SUl\'l3\lIEllS_lIDE, Jlme 9.-The J_\1n2
erm f tho Su reme.Court for Prince
HHITISH lllillllliiti  
_ IS Wlliilliii
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_ (Canadian Press.) -
LONDON CABLE.-, June 8.- Psrli_
Hmcnt will reassemble today rwm,
both parties in a spirit far from
conciliatory. The spirit of con;
Promise apparent a month ago using
to have disappeared. The speeches oi
I-|0.v_l George -in Wales, Sir Edwmld
Carson -ln Ulster, and 1,0;-4 Haldane
at Oxford seemed to liove widmpd
the Gul! between the parties. 'llre
gefleffll Public are, however, becom-
ing tired of the political Desdlock
:ind the spectacle of Rival Arm es in
Ulster _
receiving his commission, Mr. Mc-
Quaid. it appears, entered upon his
duties as such Magistrate, anirl has
wage cnrners in some iunulies have hy scores t,
which swept the Bay Ghaleur District.
on Tlzursday and Friday of last
weelf. .Bt-dies ore washing ashore at
sever.-il points but there is much dif-
ficulty i~l_ »g~etti'lligi‘ comimiu/nicatlon
with places ne_'_ir the disaster and it
may -be' many llalvs \belore the lull ex-
t_ent of thu tra-gedy is known. .
From Faspebiac, Crletiec, comes the
report thut thirty fish-ing boats left
that little villaige on Thursday morn-
ing and of these only five have been
Captain Brcau, bf ‘the schooner!
vl'..n.er-1'., which 'g rescues cuschslrli
direct awry of th loss of life-or the
severity 'ni the c. Hs picked up
eil. As far os can 'hc learned the
been wiped’ out. ‘ ' f ’
In many villages, both on the New
Brunswick and Quebec shores of the
bay bodies have been -founid. Pas
N B., to-day, is" he first to tell il’ pebinc nlollc estimates that lat least ister
twenty boats have 'been lost, .hut they
hope some have reached shelter in
14 bodies after gale had subsid-I ‘covcs or ohscureyillages where it is W
diillcult to obtain communication
Buy Chnleur fish-firg season -had not At Cnruiiuet the bodies of eight W
-l‘.~':.'-n very good and the' fishermen' ilshcrmsn have -been recovered, Dei il
were tflkinu more _chances on weather- tllils ore vory~difl‘icu1t to obtain, png h
tlinn they ordinarily did. A-lso they it is now feared that the loss of life b
reported as safe. They carried from were venturing in their (rail crafts
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may run as big-li ns 125.
_ Goes viii New-Yo_r_k. Cdnedisn_iliilile'Uplie
from f_h‘is port Mr. Pelletier said
that the New York boat wlas really
responsible for the complllint bo-
_ _(From our own Reporter.)
UTTA-WA." June 8.- The House
spent nlost of the dll discuss-in me
Y 8
Mn-ll Service 'between Canada and
Great Hr tain; Incidentally the
Novla Scot-ia and New Brunswick
members indulged in the Provincial
disputr as to whether St. John or
cnuse the British Postal Authorities
Uwln-s to the absence of the Alsuuafu
and Calgarion refuse to send letter
mail hy the Canadian Route-., - ’ =
He npproclnted the fact that the 1
_ I ' ' - ~ Gris
Halifax ls the 'better Port. Messrs of the Empress- of Iral=and:would_i1urt
A. K. McLean`wn»d F. B. McCurdy lilo service -as-t.-he contractors could
Hou; J. D. Hum sua Hou. will- meiliutclfn Meanwhile nls~Nsw your
ia~m Pugsley ss oused with equal en- service would have to be--ut-llizod to
nressi-on secniozl to prevail in
thuslasm the eagles of St. John
Hon. L. P. Pelletier said an
-hh-c
minds ol many business men and
. in considerable degree. 'The -llosillngg-_
lm- t__cr General denied this/t Sr.. _John bald)
got the double cross in _regard to
matters An orrangelrnent had been
- _.--~____~.___~_____._ __'__.~___.__ Y°Sl¢°l`d8!'» 150 _“um” °' "'“!_dm°°}_“ff nn-args ,.1 Tmrio time the New Gan- made, lilo said, whereby letter mails
\\’A.\"l‘El) TW() I(1'|‘Cl||5_N i;1,RLg_ “arch bfnng “md” fm' the b y' ""' sliian Mail Servicq was inferior to would be sent from lwtll Hllllv/X a-nd*
tllirl it ls intended to do ss soon
Apply Victoria Hotel, M(9i2371_ th We th" ermltm ‘ the servir-.e which formerly -existed. If St. John by special trai-ns.` 'Fhrls
1~‘lli<isil bonsfrlsns 'ruimv AT
three bro
“B P 3 . P - this crltician' continued the depart- could nor. be -done however ~ when
- "'__'” Th" "‘"°é`t"\"se(" B hiss ‘El moxxxg by mont would have to consider whether the Brititll Depart/men-tfsent the hulk
°" bm °° B_p 1 ` it was oevlsnivo to continue the or till- letters vis New York
l.tcwalt’s Rustllurant, Queen struct. _ _ I V _- _ ,,f`mngolliilnts.=- | 'Sir Wilfrid Lauri-or said that -despite
__ ' 2792-5~l`»M3l~' ‘ J The mails. llc ssnil, are now carried
ro. "s'"n2s"'6r;l5*ssr.e..s_" “r-ls- ' ii ,§§"".’“" "“"“.“;,,§‘,‘,‘.'J,‘,',“°’...’*.‘;.“ “£5212
tics equirin io ir e , _ __ _ 11 " “"" “s °
.,i,,,,';,,,_ mf §§,‘,’§fd alfply  “Ho  -ships fr.-merly, cus rreliitionsl cess
Guardian gmc, 2694 5 wMu heinlg -$400,000 He regretted that ow-
- __ .__._.__ _ _ ____ la l c om letl n ol
' _ _ _ ` _ l E 1 ' __ _  _ _ _
WANTED. FIRST CLASS CHEESE the Alsatian and Calgarian thc ser-
lllniler, season to begin June 16th. - \ `vice-had b’ei»/n injured, but w`bh those'
State wages. Apply to “Cheese."` \ boats it would be ns good as the
uardian Ofllce. 285|-6-10 M31. _ Naw York 3er»vi¢o_ _png 10,- ons 1og5_
(Cnfnlldian Press)
disustcr to -thc' Kr-Dress of -Irelwnd
lic continues: to he rr arent llcliriver
in tha (}nnn`diam. route. The C. P. R.
onnlll not he expectnd to replace th-ls
boat at once with snot-holi--ss_~_good.»_
Ylut this enterprising Comllnmv WU“‘\'d#
undoubtedly soon supply -8 good ves-
sel. He confidently believed that the
enquiry to be iisin would show that
th-o disaster to the EIlllJl`9€B70f Il`°\*1‘l1'f\\
._ Ei
.~_-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-_-Y-_-_-_-,-.-_-_-.= _-_-_-_-.~_-,-_-»_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-,-_-_-_-_---_-_-.-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-; _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _._ . ...___ ____________ _ _ lx
ld hyihoth 'L-élidcrs
crned to a consideralhlo degree by the
rules of the International Postal Un
ioll. Turning to tlhs Haliiiix, Stf
John dlsllute ns ss-io _ it w'-os nu.
tural that there should be rlvln-lry lio-
tween-tliese two cities. The Govern-
ment was uccused -by both cities ol
interfering. The arrangement in re-
gard to -mails of last year. however,
left the selection oi' poi-to entirely go
were the champion of Hs.-liiax. 'not substitute as, good a boat im- 'the Companies and the De rtrnsni
_ _ pa
_llild ll0f'lll_"'l to do with t-he choice
As to the Guteliirs bgreemlent 'it was
but natural that the peopleloi Ho-1 fu
should feel that they sliou-lid not be
srcllrflcd from all tlis has-sntii, wlnei
have accrued to Canada as tho re#
suit of the construction of one o. PI
R. Mr. Borden sa-_id hs was coqvinc
ed that the arrangements does noi
discri-n\inate against _ either Halllai
or St. John, it was only natural for
Mr. Gutclius to desire -an nhreemcnt
which would not prove to he rr los-
ing -proprlsit-ion for the I. (‘._.-R. Ar
to the mulls ho thought it was het-
tcr in again leave the choice of ports
to the contracting Steamship Cl-im
pliniec. 'In conclusion Mr. Border
agreed with the Opposition Leader
as to tho necessity and desirability
of senlding our mails via the Oana~
dl-an route. 'l"h-ere had- been some un-
fortunate drawbadis including thr
1"(_J_R __Sll|fE_`CHEA'I5,“, 'PLEASURE CHICAGO 'J 9‘ ,Pho United -of tm. p_,mp,~e5,,`(,f1|»e\and_ 'rho _(ing. have b'sppened'under similar condi-ililmpross of Ireland disaster hut hr
Ou . ,J '__  ‘
l new 25 fbef. I lA 1 _ ' une _ ` _ iddi gf hh Atl li.\1'iC b lle'VBl th t-th C. 1'. R., ld (1
Stanley J_ Scott fgrlgk Nil); States Lolirt-ol Appeals alilrnled tu- tance fror' Canadian Ports in short tlolri ill U19 mf 9 e 5 e ' “ .° _ W0" C
i~.{u|-5hn°|d_ " 285B_6__10MM |_dny its previous decision reversing 5,- than fmm New York which makes! Prcmlcr Borden sa-id that the send.
everything poss-i-ble to replace that
I-IUSTNLN" ` :M"wm;_'~_ m`"` ' pnrtmns °f th° I“°_w°r Curt W`m°“ up for the taster boats which l>ly_ing of mails from London wlas' if0V‘|Sl»08lrJ1r Wlt'h°lll1 d€'1l1Y~ J _ '
LI G MAN UNDER 50 EACH
|°°°ll¢-Y- Introduce oor Member-
convictcd Jock Jollnsou, Negro prize
iig~hte!'. nf violating the Mairrn Wh-ite
ships, $50.1” 3500 m0n¢_hiy_ The Bum, Ach It aim 0,-(ie,-ed _i_on.ns¢,,, 
_If-‘U 2053. Covington, Ky. 2369. to bsselltenced. 'I'-he‘Negro wss,cr- _ " ‘ ` ‘ it ` ` f - _ L
r~ il
,oulity opened here this morning,
since continued in the performance
of the same. In the course of those
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald on tho Bell-‘-il.
The <1-wifi-.t this term is the snull-I
or so-'ne years, there -be-mg olnlyf
n crinziual case, one absent debtor
case and two non-jury cases, all oi'
ii-ich were disposed of to-dn-y. |
'Pho one case beiore tho Grand Jury
'-as that of the King v, Thomas De-‘
Roche, of Tignisb, the defendant be-
lg charger. with having stolen a
orse from the tea\grounds at Al-
erton last summer. - l
The Grand Jlury found _ true l\l'll,)
nd, nu the prisoner being arraigned,
e plezuicil guilty, -;ilid_ was allowed
is liberty, sentence bein-g suspended
n the l~ecog'nisance of Mr. W. D.
unincr who went on the stlnli-d and
‘l
6
_ _ _ __ _ _- - i  _ _ ' -=-_   _ei
_ _ _ _ ._ ,,- - -._<  ‘  '- ‘- _ i a ~
_ _ . _ _ _ i _ __ _ £ _ ,
    rave c\'idL‘uce on the prisolier's behalf.
` __ _ __ " ' The Attorney-General, I-ion. J, A.
_,  __ _L :;_ ‘_ __ , _ _   _   _,___
Vlathieson, a'pipearcd` for the Crown.
_ -~» ._ _ __ ~ __ _, _ L, - __ -i 1 -
» _= i l_ _ .1 _ j __ ._ _ _ _ _, L   ‘i il __ ‘_ ,_ _ -:_ _ The cnsffof the King ago nst Alex-
` __, i _ =- _-~ ~ _ ; __ _ E Q : ' _'.1'  ', ` '__ ` , i __ " ' = lndci' McDon'a1d,_on R charge of un-
_ ' _ ' - 'awfully having rn his possession a
lacl' lov,-tried -at the last tcr.r:.‘ of
hc Court in Sumnlerside -and the
ury dis:-igreein-g-will be re-tried
t
\
.be attention of the C-ourt when it
resumes oil W-cldnesday. The Attor-
ney-Gener-.i.l will prosecute, while Mr.
7. Il. \'lcf.`a-llum will appear for the
prisoner.
_ The iollowlug compose the Gran
Iury‘ Messrs Donald M‘at¢ll\e/son,
           the llrcsent term,_and will occupy
Representatives. Postmusi`er-(lén'ér'ul ‘Eliiiluins 'Why letter Mun
Devon: J.'i'ir_0s Dawson ‘Tr on- J M
Vlarsratc; E. J. Wright, New Annan
Bclnui Guvidet, Miscouche; J. J
Arsenoult. Tign-ish; M-aj-or Gia;-k
f`nlJr- Traverse; Patrick McBride, Cain
I-mils; Thomas Lsugfslln, st. isles
'roi' _si Crcclmnn McArthur, Moore Mc-
Leod: Summerside; Andrew Bowness,
'{¢"i1"l!l50"i Sid-Ilsy Richardson, St..
f?.‘l?nnor’n; Hlarry A. Dni-by, Ab,-a,m.s
P056: Robert Schiurrr-l.n, Central Be-
g‘3‘¢l“'f. and Douglas Reid, Campbell.
_ on.
I
The Grand Jllry reported the Court
lent condition-the 1 _
clean rind tidy. Prem me _kept
The usual nu.lr.l`oe.r oi' Irailiils fence
viewers, etc., were appointed’ aff,"
zihich the_ Grand Jury were dlseharg.
iumniii ni _
CH|lFJUST_|E[ IN `
_EUUHT UF APPEAL
_ The following is the lull text of the
Udsmenl delivered in the court of
Allpeal in l-killity, by His Lordship:
he Chief Justice in the case of Jos-
.-*-. -- - ~ ‘ -1 ` _ ' ' ' _ 2 ll Mend. A ell nt d --
I.0s|_ BETWE"E'N"””"ELM`_'_“-“AVENUE iglnally sentenced to a firle_ of $1.000 _ ,_ __ _ __ _ ? P pp n , an Archibald
and Hampmin’ hand bag, wnta|,,_ and a year nndadsy in Penitentiary. j _ '._ ‘ ' _ - _ _ . _‘f__'st’;_l_:i“__"-_ ¥(if"P0“‘l@llt. reported in
iig sum or mo-new also pupermwith I-Ie fled to Canaflulslnd sailed to Eur- _ I _ Y S ~Ul1rdian_
¢iwnsr's name. Finder please leave 96 °D" 1" tim- B' 5-- M°E“-em' 'TM mg' _ - ---_~---- .h W
Elm Av_,nn,_ _ __ 2s“_5_m Mah pd( _trfct Attcl-n_sy argued thatthe lower - ._ .z ._ - v - _ _ » ern rit of Prohibition sh-all issue
F _.__ _-..___ __ _ _ _
li per »
Wlll likely- psy-around 100 per coli.
cour* shoulc' sustain the declhion in
‘,2_*§,,,,5=,§,f1°};,,,S-lg-==,,o5 H5135.-..... l.._.._.._....____ __ _ _ Yoli_Cun’t Make Up forlost Opportunities in the"1(l\ilirdi`tiii‘s-'Big tcntesl
_ _ ____ __ __ _ _ _ _
Apply to Keith, P. 0. Box- 309.
drive
One with
Wages to
907 Queen
PAGE
ln stock
we _hllvs_
Counter.
our Dried;
and
5 Cn.
FOR
ern
fic..
Guardian)
ill.-rr 'llsritimez
winds; fair and
Yesterday 'wus
recorded
p. in.,
on
my book besides
to nhl?
*riiis is only ll
ml iercuss,
-navsrtboicff. 'bv
“vs_ _ ‘ such__:ls this, where ici' the next
` ‘days every participant-
noi, rsm.nln_ in tho contest un-less y¢,.i_te-st to put yourself ip possession of ii
' t t. v continue r turn in business up untill so m.-.ny votes.= YW mu8t have votes _
th`ll;vs}m£:`geti1<ia`coi:te°s`.ts: its close. ‘zrbis is only mir to the _lf you expect to win. And this is
ook him or hersslii. contestants and to 'llhe Guardian. We .gear one last chance to store up the h
_ of ,npr-, gnbgorip- 'do nntssy that you shalll get any ceded number. _ ' t
tipulntzd -nllmilrsrbf the subscrlll-
tors. have ceased to tum in business
and heres can no lohlel' be Drop
-sonlidsl-ed contestants. -In _
servo -if bs il
willbtl
erin;-_Lssr ocular census.
    you
erly | |
t-ions, _hut we do insist that you ONLY _THREE MORE DAYS. _ _ D
omg Wm b¢'work and-that you procure si.\is¢rl'P-_
Juns_l3? 'tions up to the close oi the contest.. -Owing to the, small span; of time
mating the md; You” will notice t-bint 'from than tn and rush that ‘oi candidat coming
her; -that you time n name in dropped,-oiit ol- tile -in yesterday. the vote .standingmill
_ar “ii .by th,” grgygs voting list. 'I'-bat is because tllo:-is be the some ss it mls impossible for
dsfstt. ii you do. people _have ceased to .bs active lac- the manager to count the votes. =
SUMHERBIDE.
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The ‘l‘“'°*‘*i0'l in this appeal is whe-
'\SBlIlst_ Mr. Arthur F. Mc()usi-d as
°ltiDendl~ar.v Magistrate fo-r_ King'g
_(_lounty. T-he alleged ob ot
s such Magistrate by the appellant
gainst the respondent. ~
The material facts in the case
den? stated, are as follows: In 189i
he Legislature of this Province pas-
sed an Act authorizing the Lieuten-
nt Governor in (Youncil to appoint
one Stlpendiary Magistrate for each
(`o\1n-tv in the Province. That Act
has since been 'amended in several
respects. and as it stood when Mr.
McQua~id was appointed Stipendisry
Magistrate for Kinz's (‘ounty. and
still stands, it contains, besides the
power of appointment vested in the
Lieutenant Governor ln. Council, pro-
visions that every Stiprndiary' Magis-
- art _ “___ __ ie on the
_ _'N 4.1'-:'-j=.__-ri-‘_ _ , _ _ 0 respon ent is to prevent
 -- me-s-sues.  .-i’{'.1 ii hr! ’ ‘ ' _ ' “" M"°“““* *"0"* °'d1"<l*°Hfl"c “pon
\i’XN'rn"`A7`c;ir°AsLn "'M'ANf`~ro. ` We __ ‘““"{i"i“ .. ETC. i~iAv-a you porin ro- the contest to elle mist. and- you do will-#“'°r=1w'° lp 'Phe Gwlrdian -on fm information pref.-use before in...
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May 0. Murphy    ......908,260 in-Bt, -_ no -.rppon-M.; ,imp N ,
_Barrister practising in this Province
for at least two years before bis all"
l>0lntment._ sud that he shall hold
oiilee during the pleasure of the I1ieu~
tzmullt Governor in Council.
Oh the 19th,, July, 1912, Hr. Me*
Qnaid was Ullpointsd - Btinsndiary
Magistrate int' King’s County by the
Li-sutentnt Governor in Council im
he duly received s qemmili:_»_i_i_ un _
tha. ';l>i-ovineial seal mp g hm
_ _ _ _ of
*lummi-_ri=ille, (iorem-ani; W. E; Gau-
1_et_ .<|lriilner's Pond; John.J_~McN-ol- Chancsiior of the -Court offllinncery
_L_v__ ‘Slilil-mrlrslde; --Peter J. Bulgei-,’a.,d oiggfnod'--5 rnl.e"nisi'ii;gui'nst'the
'fape Wolfe; Laugihlin McNevin, West Mngigtrgige for ,, Writ of Prohibition.
. Y . . .
llolvwf-f-v.. woterlorri; rmk Dryden,
JFS] UOIIGQUGZ W. P. Callaghan, St
Village; Mich-nel Fitzslmmons, Mont-
duties he received, on the 23rd Jan-
vary. 1914. from the sppelisot so
information charging the respondent
with the con.lnissi.on of an oflencs
against the Provincial Act _respect-
ing the Prohibition of the sale of'in-
toxicating liquors. under which Act,
It appears. the apps-lions was setlng
RS Inspector. In pursuance of the ln-
frrmatiol \. Mr. McQugid no gnohl
Magistrate issued A summonsuvgainsii
the resriendent, returnable before him
on 10t \’Feb'ruary, 1914, On the m_
turn of the summons the resl>ovnde'nt's
counsel appeared ond olliscted to Mr.
McQuaid as Magistrate trying the
case upon the ground that when sp-
"l0ir|¢‘€‘d on the l9th‘-, July, 1912, he
had not been practising as is Barris-
Ul‘l` for tW0 Years (he having been
then is member of the Bar for only
about one year and eight' months).
'Phe Magistrate f-hen _adiourned his
Court, and th-e case has not since
come on for hearing. It appears that
cn the -same dav that exception was
taken to Mr. McQua.id's trying the
case, namely. on 10th. February.
1914. _ second commission under the
pmvinomi rs.-sl was issued to blm
appo-intl-ng him Scirmnddary Merrit-
,1 err-te for Kinr,-'s Countv. On ‘ll/nd.
March," 1914. the _resl\rvnde'nt's -`cf`_\l\_\1'
ssi, .,., .nncovnsi spelled to the We
- supslisnr and the suis Stilmrdisry
which rule was made absolute s.§“ “sf-
. the said -Magistrate on the 16th.
March, 1914. on the zrplwd that at
0. the time of his appointment he had
‘_-not been prsctisini: ss s_H°r\’l°*'°l"
' for two yours in this Province. This
` appeal is from the learned V196 Chall-
lcellors decision; -and it renders newli-
Enry a careful consideration of the
writ of Prohibition, -when it lies.
__ (Continued on PIKG £11110)
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this column. Cash must accomPlll’f“
order. Minimum elwzo tv_°ll.¢!-ll"
cents.
npnro Gold Salad Dressing Pow-
der-_ _ -_ 2848.
°-DRINK oxoi./i you will mst ust-
B tt <1 Feel setter. _
°r' sleep e er an soo-s-cuzwks.
"E, H. Duvar & Son, builders,
nd contractors. Estimates given.
ox 135, Charlottetown.
, 2802-6-6M6ipd.
"Ladies should call on Ml" R“dS°
regarding the latest styles in hair
dressing and hair goods. 2849.
°*Mrs. D. Partridge will not do
any more dl`¢BSlI.`.\a\(i`ll§ till! BQQBDU.
kindly thanking you for pest favors-
2859-6-10MBi.
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Knox L.()._L. No. 1047 in their 
st Huresvills on .Mesusy qverilns
Juno 15th. All members requestad-_to
attend. - - nn'
-"run seduces monthly lilwfliiz
of the Harmony Womens -liigtli-Ili*
lil be held in the East wi
school house on June 10tl\~ It i'~m
p. m., all directors and meI1_1hsrs_
be “pected to attend ssthers il lm*
portant business to D0 If-¢°l_*d°d W-
°°"Remlngton NUM!" fl il l°““l“\
published .qua-rberly inthe int4Nlt pf _
zypints. 1 will inn ii. mulled resul-
grly-freg of ~ 013110-‘ to 311? tY\Illt
gnyvvhere who lhlilll ¢|l_G\l'_' i&"U""U
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us-J Alter: Newell nn. s mi
Caldwell Wood Rl. iklmbiry. 41!-‘I
Lawn Tennis Club I-louse. 161-J _Golf
Mako Club l»Iouss.'_ 4514.. Il. Ami!-
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