A JUNE YS. 1903 ' , i f ‘~ - _ 'géfyi 
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DELIVERED I THE D0 GHERT A 1 AA
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WNUHAM WMEH Prisonefs Evidence Concluded, and Doctors Tesiify==Counsel Address The
Jury and the Judge’s Charge=fEloquent Plea by Mr.
TAUTUHT SHUT
Two Thousand Employes.
Mclluarie For the Prisoner. .
BOSTON, June 10.-The two
thousand employes of the A-nieri-:nn
Waltiiain Watch Company’s factory ,
t Waltham, were notified today
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that the works will bd shut down F
on June 26th until August 4th..
The factory has been running on
short time for several months, due
to dull business.
ATTLNIPT TU UUHN
Coomess  Clergy Prevents inerly a naval officer occurred at
Strock Square here today in the
A Great Disaster At ,,,
» ULU ST. PAUL'S .
of
Am Outigugork Tm ,   Jury Retired siwniy Ai.  H 
NAVAL orricca iI.?.”ii“sA‘1.?t3iiif wiivuiivo our
ound Guilty of Being a Spy And Sell-
ing Naval Secrets to Foreign
Powers- Excursions From
Paris.
the sailor Charles B. Ullmo, for-
cnce ol a'n enormous crowd
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OULON, June I2-(Special)-Tbc` inany valuable documents. L
*_ pitiuble spectacle of the degriulatioln
Last February he was found guilty
DY Court martial oi. attempting to
sell naval secrecs to foreign powers,
and sentenced to life iniprl.-:onment in
at fortress und to be degraded in
rank
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' Ellslflll Ullino was arrested 'it Tou Train excursio A
~ - » A ns wer ~
N|0ab|t_ hm _ _ 1 _ .4 4* ` . e run from
"°°_' shohv
iii-}i:1,1N_ June 10__An attempt ;T;"*~" -"';i`-';`-*~`~i1`--`-"35Tfléilai-'fr--af.;
UASTALTULT PLUT
was made yesterday to burn down
the old St, Paul's Catholic Church
at hloabvt, belonging to the Do-
minicans, which was crowded with
people assembled to hear a serinon
by the fumous‘ Dominicuin Monk
lionavontnri. About 1800 persons
were present, including more than
a thousand women and children, to
lieai the mass. )
While the congregation was kneel-»
liu: in silent prayer ,soma one in-} _
ini-med Friar Bonaventurl that the T-O
(Thiirch was on fire. Without alarm.
iiii: the congregation, he cooly step-
ped over to the priest; who was cele-
bration! the mass and requestedbim
to close the service. The priest left
the altar and spoke to his six as.
>ii.-taiits. who walked down the aisles
and whispered to the pew-holders that
nn irisifrnrtlcant blaze had broken out
mid that they had better leave the
liiiildini: as soon as possible. All this
time llie entire roof of the (lhurch
\\':i:= a mass of flames and the fire
liiilraiile wus hurrying to 1,110 burning
biuliling,
NS. MASUNS TU
BUILU A NUAAL
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Grand Loige Reached This
Decision-Best Year iii
History. L
Y.\i<MOU'l‘i-I, June ll--'llhe grand
loiiizc of l~‘re.e Masons opened iii.-re to-
iljll’ when the niemliers aticndeil Holy
'llllllty Church in a body. ’l‘lie Scr-
iiion was pi'en1-.iiecl by Grand Chap;
Iain Wallis, of Iiuncnburg.
iiiwriiil Master Sniith presented his
liiiril annual address wliiizh was n
i-iiiupreliensivo review of the work
done lor the year. He stated that
both from the stmulpoint of new
ini-iiiliors and money eollecbcd the
hast; year was the best in th ills-~
lin-y of the grand lodge. The increase
in incnibcri-ihip for the your was 303
and the nmouht of moncy collected
$5,561.45. _
Reports of grand secretary and
lrriisiirer were read and were rnpst
satisfactory. _
'i`llie important business transacted
this afternoon was the reaching of a
decision ihat the property at Wind-
“ur called "Fairtleids,” the tcrmel
risidcnco of Judge Bliss should be
liiirchnsed and used as a 'home for
“iwil Masons.
lt is expected that the grand offic-
GFH will be elected tiomorrow morn-
llltt and the session close at noon.
MY- Smith is likely to be re-elwlicil
urnnd- master.
Last night .the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter met in nninunl conve'nt‘|0l1.
The various reports were satisfactory
mid showed a large increase in mem-
bership. T. V. B. Blngay, of Yar-
mouth, was elected M. E. H. P-f
 
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Any =__sGumdian rcadfl
who receives sdimly print-
Ed, V badly |_)i'inted. bndll'
folded, badly cnt, badly
addressed, badly Awrnpocil. _
torn, sol‘cd .or incomplete
p--per of whatever issue
will kindly notify the Sub-
:calmlon Department at
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LIBSON, June 10.-The police have
discovered and frustrated a big plot
liatclicd by the Society of the Black
Cross, to blow up with bombs the
members of the royal family at a
i'ell|.5iious trust which is to be held
arrested are Jose Avila, Adao Duart
and Constantine Mendez, three noted
Large Catches Of Fish At St..
ST. l“E'1‘EIii-i, ri. li.. June 10-~
Bny and L'Ardoiso is so far the
largest in many years.
The fish struck outside last; week
and while t'he fishermen who had
nets far out made good catches
ii . ~
O'naSEirturday, however. U10 m\1Ck0"‘i
struck inside and R005 ¢1\l¥h’3‘5 ‘vefe
made, while today almost every net
from Point Brulo to Point Miclie-nu;
Vi
W
were .1_BL;.\;°.°__.I__ -Y -_-.I
Vi 1
last October charged with being
spy. Exaniinattionsiof his eilccts
A UISUUVAUTU
Blow Up Royal Family
Of Portugal Frustrated.
June lil. Among the ringlenders
archists. The bomb, "which had
eh Mafnurl Buissa one of the prin-
IUH HAHVLST
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Peter’s Bay And A
L’Ardoise-
e catch of mackerel in fit, l’eter'sL
fishermen inside dld PUOFIY
n manufactured by the society'
were confiscated, and eorrespofndenco
seized shows that the society to
wh
cipals in the assassination of King
Carlos and Grown Prince Louis last
f1‘elbriiary belonged, had close rela-
irlons with anarchists in ilarcelona
and Madrid.
Paris and thousands of people from
the surrounding country came to wit-
ed him- to be in possession of _ ness the ceremony.
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LN LHUPTIUN
v
Lava Covers Hitherto Fertile
Part 0fThe Island Of
Savaii.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.»-Ac-
cording to,a report brought to this
city by 'the steamer ‘Aclon,' just
reaching here from Apla, Somoa, the
month ago a fresh outburst; came;
thai. devastated sonic of the ino.-".t
productive land on Savai.i. The flow
is npproacliiui; the viilulic of S:ilc~.
nula and its itiiniliitants are prcpar-1
ing to leave. 1
When the ‘Aeon' left Samoa sl.x~
teen days apo, the lava had covered
more than seven square miles of
sunk with tlic wciiihl- Of “Rh lm"
boats averaging from to 60 bar-L
rels. All the flshermnn in that (Lis-,
met have had n rich liarvwt., and ily
prices hold in will be the 1166?- SOHHOTI
they have had for o. 10113 `l-Ame-_
Codflsh, haddock and lobsters ure\
also plentiful. '
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Kegp mi nardgl_l1ilment iii the lions!-
ondcnscd Advertisirigag
'rec nite ior oinseiiieacion.
'I`T(')§Tl'T-A gold medal. l1°9I}_ll-“A
. Jbadpgs, between Fitzroy St nest.
and nieiimcnii si. cast. Avrlr this
onine, I i__ii-13dlipd.
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volcano Mu, which broke out in Au;;~ UY U10 1`9~i1\Vi1Y lll`l\°k- I SSW Stcull-i
list, 1905, on the Island 'of Siiviiii,LMCD0Uflld1 M555 Burk” and Mlsslc `  ~ -
one of Um gnmmm grUup_ is mmm Gillis, and behind them a short dis~_conseious aigain in that roiiilition. I I
in violent epnpgiun and ¢Uv@1~¢d a tance, Regina McDonald 'and McMil- [cannot say it is evidence of insanity. t
‘urge (md M-tip, pm-t O( the IBhm(|_ lan when I was in the field kicking il know that impulsive in-:unity may ‘_
which previously escaped with lava, Lthe football. I do not think there loccur in many different fornis. The _¢
vphc in|m|,m,ntS of the (list,-ict iwonld be any troublie for me to iden- person would not be conscious at the 11
the mundcr of Joseph Mclliailun was
Court, Suinmerside. The prisoner
FI
to questions by Mr. McQuarrie he
saidi- i
me, and before you had any conver-
sation with me. - -.
‘General-I have three bro_thr,rs, I
think they are all in Winnipeg. I
am
shown to the prisoner) is like the
one I have. It is a thirty-two calvi-
r
ut in house about six o'clock in
Oil
ver was in the right; outside pocket
pocket. There were five cartridges
in
some weeks before the murder that I
put the cartridges into the revolver.
O
same pocket ns the revolver. I put
the revolver in the right outside
Miscouche. D'd not tell my parents
Lothcr boys. The dn`y was fine. I
Ldid not have my coat off at the time
.talking to others besides Dr. Jar-
dine, whilc in the cell. There was
ll()
to
_remember nothingfjbf' what happened,
latter I left my father's house until I
lsaw McMillan on the track. I do
Lnot remember of tellung apy other
lstory ot the time I was arrested.
ision -Was Arrived at
Y CASE
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' GAIN IN VALUE
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ncreased Price Of Land
' HoldingsWill Ensure
Larger Dividend.
'I‘0ll0NTO, June l1~Es't_‘lmates
based on the upward tendency of
real estate in West 'I'of'onto, where
111°-m~ Has Entered 1-‘ez Ai The Head of An l;:i."...;»i;i“"f.i."2i::.‘;‘;.':‘”:.i:..i;';.i.‘.22
(Special by Telephone.)
The mai of Alonzo Doug_iicrty ‘Ur
ontinued yesterday in the Supreme
nin took the stand and in answer
Dr. Jardine visited me in the cell
it several' occasions before you saw
Cross examined by the A*Loiney~
o. farmeo. The revolver ibere
e. I think it is the revolver that
talked about. `I got the revolver
Y
ie evening. I had the same clothes
then as I have now. The revol-
he cartridges were in the same
the revolver. Ili IHBY have M011
got the handkerchief out of the
cket of my coat. I went out to
here I was going. I was kicking
ie foot-ball around the field with
was ikicking the foot-ball. I was
one except Mr. Gough came downy
the cell with Mr. McDonald. I
fter the shooting I did not return
FEZ. Juno 12 ~ (Spot-itil) -~ Mulai
lIafiii_ 11,0 “sm-ping Sultan’ m.,.i\.(.d_ ai'i'i\'i‘.il with llrfid Tool ’I`\':\.~i liroilu-r oi'
him’ )'csterday at the head of A
an army wliicli in nuinbt-rs r'an't be 1
estimated and entered the city between .1
two Tong lines of soldiers. L from the iiornuin legatioii ut 'I`aii_afiei',
Est=o1'tetI by body guarll of |5000 or stating that wlu-ii Millai II:ifi<I outs.-red
liiore he wont stiuiiglit to tho saiictiiiiry l"i-7, (ii-riii:ii1_\' would i'i.-cogiiizo him as
into which he penctriiteil llurofooteil to Sultan :mil the otlioi' po\\'i-rs would fol
0591' “ll l|lilHiiS- ,ow suit.
'I`li~i iieiunxin coiiiicil, Dr, Ilotziiiziu,
lclhoiiimi.-lui Tas Adnz.
.\iIcliI, Aziz, miiiisfoi' of finance who
ins? 1ii'oxiiiii\-iitly siipporied Blulni Ilaifitl
cclaiimtl that lic has 1'i‘cei\'eiI a letter
account* of the new turn g_,ven the
I’T0°€9d1ni5S DY U10 plea of insanity
qelng introduced for the defence
ing and not know what he was do-
ing. The mind previous to this con-
Derson could not remember wha
out of such a state would be likely
dangerous
Dil. OARRUTHERS-Reside in
Charlottetown. Heard the evidence of
onseivus and uiicoiwdoiisi and then
‘tif them Aftcx I left the barrow- time but would become sw .Wer-
I LC
mlllly PUSUHS l»110l`0 WCW llllilli I milf- Lwitliout any warning, especially if it
I cannot soy “L10 UIGY were. I were the first instance,
think they were togetlicr. I do noti Dil. I-I. ll. .i(il~ll\'rl0N-ilrsiilc in
I`0mC!1\hCl` l“.0l'1illlC Mr. ML‘Duun1<l that :(‘iinrlottctown. S:i\‘.' the prlsoiicr in
I said “l'Iol\l ull." I (TU fl1)l» l»'L\illl< [his cell and also in the iiuy.room ol
£014 that U1 TUIYUUC- I dll "Ut I`f‘~ the jail. Have seen liiui in the Court
Ill0Hlb0I` l10lliUfZ MP MCDOUUM 01' filly room inorit. of the time since tho trial
UNC C150 UTYUUT3 not' l`01llUU\L»'cI`iUl§ 'Stai`tetl. Hi'.:i,|‘1l most of his stato-
.. ' . . - illllmt wok place' moni. and sau' the iniiniicr of his ;,:i'.'- mme_ I pcm-,| him ~ivc his FL _,_,.m,_.n ‘
land and “ds “mum” mst.  WH'I‘1AM D().UGHERTY' m9u1.lcdLil\f£ it. I lieard his stati"ll\L‘llt ill UH* in- (iourt. As to This st:it~~.iiii'nt OT
____-Z--.ih ‘by .\lr. l\’fi'Quarric, and by pcrinission gnu, 1 neireii bint .~a-\-ericl questions, ¢U|i_.,L»g.,i,snu_.~_.;_ nm-(,,,_aCj,,,,.,,,.,_,_.,| um,
of (folll`t"~MI'H. (`t.lll=\t5lli1ll WHS 'u'uiiioni.' tl:em_l a.»‘lL;¢il him about the L~.,|,5¢il,u,, mmgy, 1 “._,um HU; my it
Siliiiiiylitcr of Fiiilay Doiiirliiflfty- MYLrevoi‘.'er he iisifii. I-le told me he had ‘vue any form of in,,»;,,,iLy “URL 1
`LiYl`ll“‘Tf2`ll?Ll“~l` Und Flllluly DU‘|l§|W1'l9Y: i draw back the ti‘ii!:1i’l` lil llflf Ulu know of. l'}pilep.~iy may be moiiien:.iry
` L L L I " ' ` str ' ‘ "  '= 110 or.,for a few minutes. I would call
t
vicrc blotliers I '-.ond shot.. As ut. nut lti\in;.:
' \l~CA .UNI--I ` ' B . . ,.. .., ~ » ~- - 1 1, iii
DlH"A[*1) A L LI* ‘ IW” m T C-ill I l- I/UIUC Ll-Uh ‘lm `i " him sane at the present time. [would
fl`UIll D0\liZ\lCl`fY"5 MY WUC Wlls U-:iii<~.int lu would do ii by iii'ii‘i'iu~-0 ”
I N 0 ,was liurt Ile uyciuld Ibe about two' V mn 1 in ' on the
, , .UV UFC* YC-’\1`fi fl ‘- “"~"lt t0 the `gr und before him. I think that con-
Spidaklllg Admlraify May yDoctor the time he was hurt. I do Ldiyi,,,, U; 1, m_.m'_~,_mim1 pmmi be my.
iuot recollect lieni,-ini: the doctor eau-,lcd in__;,mity_ I “.,,,,m not mu hm
' T E i HONDA: umm to Tw cnrcfllli I kn‘“"'L o dition i.ii.~‘.'iii'l| nt. ali. From my
C _ ic n J Y
“T AL""7“’ D“"l~7h""`tY “i"“‘t~ hm Lintereourse with pi'isono.i' I woulil say
home I recollect an wnclii\'i° whirl* ` nn 'thing that,
l_ ~ ’ f _' that i never saw l
" I. wit,,lt':liis .
‘mm Vince 'Bt' " H “" would lead me to believe he was
father had some fat sheep that he inmm._ I would my he had nn
LONDON, June 10.-It in not urn- L\\'f\>i Hfliui-I l-0 kill. Alonzo ‘helped ii.»;‘lo,.,|in,,ry educatii-.in. llc has given
erally known that there has been n catch tlicm but would not wait nothing tn Show um; his mentni
senucl to the incident between Ad- while they were helm: killed but re- nhmm,R ,lm [mow the ,“.w.ngL,_ Hin
niiral Lord (Litas. Bereford and r'-irftiirned nnil helped us dress them. I cDn‘.nrSM.i0,,5 wnh me wore nu
Percy Scott when the former risked thouizht, it strange. I coiild not say c0h|.rent_ n thmfhe tom me he Hp.
the Admlrality to haul down Sir'an ill word of him. preciated his position keenly. I-le
Percy’s flag, which would mean ruinl Dil. .IARDINE-fxave expert testi- wld me he rmllzcd. the Seriouguuss or
to the lattcr‘s career. imony for the defence. l-Ie said that his ML
'rim /iiiniirnity aeeiineii to ucccilche did not consider the rfiecfwr 10 nn, wanaunrou-Renae in cinn-
dition might be abnormal, l .
If in an unconscious condition H
_ it
might take place. A person coming
     UNLUKLT TU-UAY
testified thzglit would be possible for
a man to 'a k for nn hour meditat-
to commit al rash act witiiouti Irealizf Ll'
ing it. Judging by the eyidence given`l_
by the prisoner the could not, to the 
bestfhll ld l‘l‘
insand). If T.h;ui?dI<l(En|E;'oT`utT1sc- ;J1i{nso{T:`thf@0 lluys match, the pluycrn, in
er was true it CeNm~;dy Showed 8* ‘that moist country, deem themselves
disturbed mind. It is possible tluit extremely I°"“"“l'e “Abe mu game
Lprisqner wayked'yn that stave and ican be pulled on intfair weather.. In
Igomiug out of it was liable to be the overseas possessions ai wet wicket
s
the prisonep I cannot place the matches here-such as those against
cate-ment or the prisoner of being the Halifax Wanderers and Albam'
Elvclgchcfofg l€tlTi(;wxr‘1lv:E  }iTEli:liL°d fiom I do "Ut r“m°mb"" illlytliini-7 Wards. I woiild call the statenieiit of 'imma 0923"” 1”`°"‘pUY ut 'two 1" "'-
nnd. tak-cn refuge on myjoinim; l,md3_ ,until I saw somebody c0miI1l; when what the prisoner said and iiil, if it
For som” time miter the mont they were right up to mc. I know it be true, impulsive insanity. A poison
eruption three years ago' Mu hasiwas dark and overcast. It would bo would be in an unconscious cr.-ndi-
flowed slowly and through suhtcr-lin Jones' Woods where I met umm' ltllm il" ll" L'pTli1’ti° Smtc “nd “Wim
annum channels to me sm’ hut one ;It would be where the tragedy took ;likcly be dani;erous_coniin;r out of it,
ilace. I do not remember how and mi lit be in a state of epilopsy
  1I<llc:inor's about a inilo und ii half !1_|\nf the plii'asc “I will part tiiriii ¢»_(,n_4(|(,e him as having ,L mwlemyo
_  . i ,~ ~ . . . ».-~ education. He seemed to iipprcriiite
L Ufllllillefliyi ll Slfitcl' Uf Wm- Dfllll-Tl-\'lI lie-ml liiin :=:iy in the i`o'ii‘f. th-lt his position keenly. `
l"'tY~ Hmm been f"“‘l“°“Uy hmk mill Abc had no in-i:~»ilot:f,iriii of poiiig to
-_ LT""Ul L"3t“*`°¢`" DU“l¥h°1`tY'“ “nfl “Witlic barn, but I'ccolli=ct\-il lrulllll t0 lil" had a epileptic fit. He might have
d .l’l"~“°~ H°"“`mL?'~`r th” time Al""”"7fleltl. 'I`llvf0 l1iS l`0C01l0CU\'“ CCf\S"\'L had such n fit. A person ciiiiiiiiir
Beresford An Scot _ - _,,,, ,,,, ,_,, ,, ,, ,. ,_.
does not deter the players, and older
members of the Phoenix Cricket
Club have n lively recollection oi
Mines lfor instance-played in a
ilindinix raiin storm. It speaks well.
hercfiore, for the grit and sportsman-
ike attitude of (iiiariottulmivii
ricketcrs when tiwo dozen of thein
ro plcdiqcd to this nfteruoon's match
--be the weather what it may. The
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i THE WEATHER
sliareliolilers when liquidation In
roiiiplcue will be ut least forty cenia
     :in the dollar, and may even reach
ifty cents. .
Land has been selling reaiillly at
0 I
    iiirri-iisiwl prices. Land that wns'sell-
ini: at $15 it foot front a year ago
Disturbed.
<:;innot be touched now nm $20,
WANT RAILWAY
SUUSIUY UUUULTU
Premier Hazen Will interview
Minister Of
Railways.
OTTAWA, June 10.-Premier Hazen
arrived yesterday for the purpose of
pressing an application for a double
subsidy on the fifteen miles of the
' nntral Railway fiom Ciiipman to
C, 4 ' - '
Minto. A single subsidy om3,200 a
"*‘ miie has been granted paid.
However, the Province claims 'tha
It very fy-Cqucnuy happens in Eng” cost of construction has been suffi-
and-the home of the national game cimtly heavy to W5-fmnt Nh” IJ8Y`
that cricket nmtchns are begun' ment of double subsidy which would
ontlnucd, ended or completely play- bring U10 Did t0 $5.400 11 H1119.
.1 in the min;._im1e¢(1, in ,1 two or Premier Hazen saw Hon. Dr. Pugs-
ley today and found a warm sup-
porter for his application in the
Minister of Public Works. Today
Premier Hazen will have nn inter-
view with the Minister of Railways.
iwiiii-iiiiii
i/iiiiiis iiissiii;
srLvnn'roN_ cot., June 1o,-
'l"wefnty.thrto men are missing and
my be dead ln the Gold King nifne
n
at Gladstone, as a result of the flke
which destroyed the minebixiltling.
It was discovered that’ three men
were missing, and a purity. ol thirty-
'roiioN'1'o, June 1:;-<sp<»ci.ii)..-`
Norrlioiily and iioi'tli\vcsi.ei'ly winil.~i,§
fine and iiioilcriitely \'.':irm. 5
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lottctown saw the prisoner in JnilL
and came to the conclusion he waul
(lross-exaiiiilierl. I do not think be
out of these fits are dangerous and
docnn act such as he did and not
know it. 
'I‘his closed the case for the prose-
cution and 'the evidence.
I\lr. Mctgiiarric for the pri.~:onc'r; and
the Attorney-(ieneral for the Crown
then addressed the jury; after which
His Lordship Mr. Justice Fitz;.:cr:ild
charged them nnd they ret red at
G p. m. to consider their vcrillct.
lilxtcndcd mention of the :id1li'i-sses
and clizirgc are held over from to-
four went into the mine to and them
The inissiiig nicn were supposed to
be on the fifth level und when the
I`
escuo party reac-lied the iourih level
they inet! with bad air and gas.
Foiirtevii of them managed to reach
the surface again, but twenty were
days Guardian.
The jiirymcn retired to their beilsi
last night at [ll p. ni. wlt’honi. liii\‘-A
ini: come to a decision. 'i
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'N22 $2.1 wiTA"...i i.......i..fdi'¢ w0..i.i ` Four Superb Pictures. Th
y,iM.-d'; Liniment Liimbefmunifiiendf bccimpnnnve iinilnrgtym H A D upool,  Girl”
FOSS EXBIU ne Y f. BBZIIF T.
---Q-"'“‘~ Jardine said that befoye impulsive
H W owmg to me mg saturday pnper insanity it was not nbso utely neces-
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Tonight at New Wonderland means
a fine program, a cool, clean hall
and excellent music. The prire is
scarcely worth consideration it is so
small rind the value the greatest ili
the Provinces for the cost.
A Kindheartcd Tramp, proved to
last nigl1t's audience a DLC*-“F0 il’
come and see again, holding the in-
terest of onlookers throui;iioiii., and
teaching a lmson in generous heart-
ednese which is worth rememberine.
A Dog's Scent--was most thorough-
lyienjoyed, while the comedy flilnir-
to Lord Charles’s request, whereupon i up to the average in intelligence. (Mr. -- ';  _i-ir ‘*“ =;"' ‘ "- -'
the .Admiral ordered Sir Percy to Mct)uarric then asked many iiyoothc-
communicate wl>th him in future in tical questions concerning liii;iulsivc.SATURBAY 
writing Un1y_ _ ‘ihsnnlty, epilepiiy, degenerative and
It is stated now that 1|; is u qn¢_»g~Lhcreditnry insanity, insane jealousy
tion ln regard to the efficiency of .etc. Assuming that what the prls
the fleet. under Lord Charles Bere- , oner said was true, and that he was  
|10;-d’a command as to how much conscious of nothing that happened
,lnnger this state of affairs will be`af‘ter he left the ploughed field until
‘allowed to continue. I the saw ,Ute body of McMillan. lic
I ni ii an cc If he
e popular Illustrated Song
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WONDERLAND
Ohi That Cat and Animated Garbage
certainly. supplied the amusing por-
tion of the program i.n abundance,
Miss ii|¢Kinnon’s song changes this
evening, and will be "Some day
when dreams come true". Come to
New Wonderland tonight, and spend
a. pleasant half hour. Bring the
children, there is always somtmhihg
to amuse and instruct them, and
there is no more invitinz and com-
fortable pluce in the city wberin ar
whtlo of good entertainment' can be
spent than New Wonderland,
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SULVLLTHLNG NLW
lri The Line Of Delivery
Waggons iii The City. Of
Course Moore & Mc-
Leod Are Respon-
sible For lt
The .splendid new delivery wnggon
which Moore & l\lcLcod have put into
scrvico during l.lie past week, has at-
trncteil more than attention. It has
i-aiiseil any amount of favorable com-
ment, uncnt the enterprising finm
who have taken thc initiative in a
step which others might well follow.
In order to protect the goods in de-
ivery, the wugcon is closed in, hav-
nt; ii wire screen on both sides. Ad-
initabla curtains in the interior pro-
cct the suu's rays from the inside,
and two powerful lamps aid the
driver in finding the numbers of the
iouses when it is dark. The waggoh
was built by Mclnnis Bros. of this
city, and it is more than credltablg
to the owners and makers as welll
Thomas Griffin, Moore & McLeod's
delivery man, is in charge of this
latest addition to the working cop-
nbilitles of the firm, and says pi-on _
ly "It/s just'the nicest thing 
town." I-Ie's about right - the
fact is lndisoutable. and the firm
only add another to the many avid-
ences of their cnpabtltblen to be ‘ip
to the time in all thing; time gh"
do. The Guardian wish-the dellvoiip
wazgon n long stay in fix busy ‘mfg
and the firm continued succesl in
their ready enterprinq,
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