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They Dress the 'border _iii _Force and In_ , Both Ontario and .Queheccn--.0ntario    Ninety to One Hundred Degrees Record.
‘Asnnie 'Elini-roi of Occupied- Territ- ` 87 Liberals, 18 Conservaitivieszitlue-  ' ed Yesterday-Many Cases Smalipox"
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 9-\(Spec-
1,1)-Special despatches received here
,indicate n. sarlnuii situation on the
'pm-,ko-Persian frontier.
Turkish troops which hitherto have
been massed on the Russian side in
me Qicinity df Eireeruml Villayet are
in mu movement- towards Persia.
Detnchrnants already have invaded
Persian tlerrltofi-
‘ The Turkish occupation of the dis-
trict of Aserbijan west of Urumiah
Lake has been carried out in a
Systematic manner and the method of
administration of the territory in
similar to the ; administration in rs-
Bularly annexed territories, which
would seem to indicate 'that the
Turks mean to remain permanently.
Bodies of Turkish regulars who
halve followed in the wake of Kurdish
tribesmen have commenced to collect
revenues.
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I  coiiliurrlou IN Yuiioii
» ._ in.-_-_r
' ' Rev. John Pringle, Who
Scathing indictment By
Formerly’ ‘Bihofed iii' Prince Edward Island--y
Serloiisdlharges-Made' ‘By Him Against `
 '_ ’ i "'=GOVi L0'ffiCialS.’ I
WINNEPEG, June _7-The Rev. Dr.
John Pringle, a prominent Presby-
terian- divine, 'who has been in‘t-be
public eye for some time owing to
his fearless exposures of corruption
in the Yukon, has arrived in the city
as a delegate to the Presbyterian
Assembly. ‘
‘I have as a minister, got out into
the open because of the present Yuk-
on conflict, and I intend to stay.
The ‘ha-If has not been told. The next
three months I will have free, and
when the members of the govern-
ment have 'bd_d` their say in their nn-
deavor to discredit my statements,-
then I will vindicate them.
‘One must have lived in the count-
ry itself to know to `what standard
it 'has been dragged under the ad-
ministratlai .of -the past few years.
There have bien other i1l8tB‘llWB Of
corruption, of graft, and imlnorsllty
and ,of scandalous action, but all of
them have beeif .a high standard nf
goodness aa~.compared with the Yiik-
on_ A man may fllch from the public
treasury and violate a good man? 0f
the crimes in the code, and yet DHHS
for honest in the Yukon. I can cite
instances which people, Wlillil “DV
tliink of believing. I cbuld tell of
facts which-.reak so 0| immereliiv
and corruption and sansuousness
rhnc they dare not be .put in public
print, all‘of, which con urns govern-
ment workers, and f.hcY 5" all limit? .
that for decsncy’s sake dare not be
put ra print, and are bein! 'daily
practiced in the far north. These are
incis which 1 intend in-huns wrlh
on the fpubltc platform for the bene-
iit of Canada. I am not affording
information for DKNY °“"m““I'“°“"
although it is impossible for me in
avoid it, bedng'used to such. No msn
who had an atom of self-resD8C¢ 0' H
trace of decency could P890 bl’ *°I‘°
practices that are being l>0l`P0f\‘“I1Ud-‘
‘lmmorality is so' rife in the
country that there is no standard Di
right and wrons- Public f““d° ‘md
the.peoples money have been wus'-nd
and stolen from where it belongs.
Men have been disiranchiaed- bv the
hundred, aliens have been brought
into vote 'ln elections who had 11°
rhiht, and affairs have sunk t0 B
level wliichl has shhmed this count-
ry s name.
‘Bo far :ss I .am concerned the iight
in nniy beginning- Sir Wll'““ 1'°‘“"
lsr and -himministera -have the facts
before them. 'both from letters I hive
written -them and from interviews
whisk 1,- sd.: with them. I know 0
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the _list. On election day a hundred
and twenty voted at the booth. One
man -I know voted six- times. I have
prool for every word I utter and
-every accusation I -make. This is eq-
ually at the service of the govern-
ment in Ottawa-if they dare to
make an investigation. Bir Wilfrid
Laurier and Mr. Bitton both have
informaiiion which ,I gave them in a
personal interview in 1904, and which
in itself would be sufficient to dis-
charge every official there. The fran-
chise instance which I have-just cit-
ed -is 'one of the mildest of those con-
nected with voters' lists. Most of
the other matters are unfit to aD~
pear' in print. I 'Iii
'No matter what the cost, said Dr. ‘
Pringle, 'I have an aim -in Vinw
which I intend to carry-out. I have
only begun the fight, and I hope to
prove to the people facts which show
an administration' unbelievsdly cor-
ruptible_ I have no personal feeding
iigainst any Yukon ofllclll. The
fault is at Ottawa,---and they willl
have to be responsible.”
IIIDTHEII DISH
‘EDD IIDIIIH PDLE
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ST. JOHN’S, Nfld., Jun€' 8. --
Happy in the hope ofa successful
dash for the North Pole with Com-
mander Robert T. Peary, Captain
Bartlett, sailing master of the
Arctic explorer, and a crew of eleven
sailors, departed t0d&Y °ll th* Al’
lan line steamer Siberian for New
York, where they nlll make I their
start for' the north on Peary sship '
Roosevelt. The sailors have been se-
lected with regard to their adapfii-
bility to Arctic exploration and ara
practically the pink of Newfoundland
seamen. I
Capt. Bartlett asserts that if the-
Roosnvelt is fortunate enough to get
in the position made during the last
attempt to reach the pole, the ex-
'perlence acquired on that voyage,
camllaed with the aid of the sbdcial-
ly selected crew, will mslte this eil-
fort _to reach the desired goal an,
easy task.. ,
iii 'nn uinnfiw Ani mn uh oun:
one iniitdzoo where in an election
tions yesterday gave lsr e Conserv.,
bee. -
Ontario with a few seats uncertain
fs probably 87 Conservatives, 18
‘Liberals and one Independent.
The seven members of the Opposi-
tion in the last house' have been in,
creased to 18, with several to hear
from in Quebec.
OTTAWA. June 9. (Spa)-'rhe elec-
g _
UVB Bains in both Ontario and Que-
Bourassa defeated' Premier Gouin
in St. James Montreal and was also
elected fn St. Hyaclnths.
otcifwn west in captured hy oncnrio
Conservatives. The two Ottawa rid-
ings which gave 400 Liberal majority
three years agovnow' give 300 `Con-
servative majority. * `
- Premier Whitney has 900 majority
in Dundas and all his ministers are
returned with flying colors.
ilrregnrdi to the Salman Co.-the
bodies; and brush away the cobwebs
It.iii a, dainty little drama,-
“Sweet Clover." Capably dealt with
charm was lost. Miss Lee took air
crowded as that of last night- Tilt!
, -If .
Swirl clnTTi I iciIIT`Mli|ii` “"`ciuiiH iii i _
time rifle match will take place at
court martial have been sentenced to
Sergeant Thamm, who is said to
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FREDERICTON, N. B., June 9-
(Bpeclal)-The body of a man was
found floating in the court house slip
this evening.
The features were unrecognrzable
but it is believed to be that of Ed-
ward Currie the long-lost'tlsb warden
of _Douglas who mysteriously disap-
peared in September. He leaves a
wife, and four children.
MI-DE IDIII HIT *WTR DII DPIIIMI` lIDU|I,T_IIII§ DDIIM
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The ' '
g Selma" C0' Pleassd A Plpes And _Apparatns Smzed CHICAGO, June 6.-Joy spreads
' I ` ii ll th I tt din
Large Audience At the By Police, Keepers Arrested oT.‘§.§P..1n§»`Z§1`i§n ‘é°if.}’.§n §n.f.”in,..§
_ learned yesterday that the church is
Opera House' and SOV€T°8I_y Pl.|T\|ST|Cd. to have a. new adlulwt 01 surpassing
. novelty-a "courting room." The
An unmigtakeubl hit d b ` . “courting room" is to be complete
the. Salman Oo. ‘Tast wiilieghltmate tha; CANTON' CHINA' J““° 9"`f(sP°°' with cosy corners, screens, chaperone
Opera House in ifsweet Clovenl. The ial)-The authorftdes here are active- and dim lights. Everything iio en-
uncommon talent of the star and the IY SUDPFCBSTHE U10 0Dll-lm Crllflic- °°‘"`“3" thi’ making 0| °°°1““‘I“t““‘5e`
fidelity with which nh gt 1 ch - ships between young men and women
cent delineated theirs reienoinndg TW 'mgf "‘.°"1"'°ct""°g ww" will be supplied in the new "¢uurnus
manimgt’ hem” the arg; act was were recenty vial ed by the police m0m_».
ended, the fact that thin company is ““d'“‘°’° *Im* *-W° h““‘1"<l °'Pi“1“ "We ought to have n euurhlus mem
nnovn the usual-nrtistn nu oi them, pipes and apparatus seized. Keepers 1°' this is B °h“f¢l1 'Or Ymlus Pe°P1e,
and some of them accomplished in a of th l ted d “id th” PM*-0|' C°d“Y~ "'II¢ i-B fight
arent degree. 'rnern need he nn heni- several; fugfxed were “rm an that we alwuld make every provision
tation en the part ni thencregom ' , for their needs as they grow up- They
should not have to go beyond the
name .ls Q password that will make ` CliUl`Cll fOr lilly %BBBl\11li\l. 81111 B P1806
happy evening while their engage- to court is an essential It will sup-
ment lasts;-wifi drive away dull care   plant the beer garden 'and other ra-
nnd refresh jaded minds and tired » 1 - prehenslble meetius places--"
i ‘, ‘_ . » __.i___.__i.
which too often veil the merriment
that nnonid brighten the dniinenn of . ,   
ie. , .. `, - ‘ - " I V
as.it was last night, none of .its HALIFAX. JUIJB 3'~'Tl18 lntnrmhri- ' _,_
tmfion mptiva' from her gmt ap_ Charlottetown on Thursday. when AUCKLAND, N. Z., June 7. -
Dem-,n¢e_ and the oth,-,rs who muy Major W. A. Garrison will be in com- Fegtivi-.len to last over four days
tba ini,”-eE¢mg|p|v,¢ to its happy end.. mand of the Nova Scotia team. The have been arranged for the enter-
ing lmipeq, me illusion so successfully Nova Scotia team will be composed tahnment of the men of the U. S.
that to very many it nearly ap- as f°1|0WS¥ battileiship fleet, and the governor
preached the real. ' Pl-V~ H- TGHIPIB, 73”! RBKT-~ of New Zealand, all the federal
1n_Eugenie DuBois the ¢0m,p¢my Corpl. E. H. Huystead,»63rd Regt. officials, the mayors and the muni-
imve an net;-egg 0| 3 character sei. Corpl. E. W. Nickerson, lst O. A. olpal authorities aria to partlicil
dom seen here. She kept_everyone GI`~ -7~ D- MCEHCUFUH. lst C. A- pate in the welcome. On the arrival
pnlpitating with laughter, and is a Lt. E. C. Shnlliler. 69th Rest- of the American fleet, August 10,
most excellent cure for the "blues," O8Df» G- H- VFUUUI. 5991 Regt- there will be an official reception
But it is hardly fair to single out C8912- 'lv W~ BISHOP. 69!!! ROZL and ' .a review of the volunteers, to
the players. They are all good-there °'|'l`P- H. L. C016, K. C. N. “be followed by s. dinner to the ad-
is nothing of the conventional qualr- ‘Spare man. mirals and officers of the fleet in
_ -ty distinguishing the roadshow about -------l the evening. A municipal welcome
these players. They all possess dra- will be given the following day
matic sagacity-a quality that is "` and will include s receptiion bythe
essential for approval without quail- - - . mayor of Auckland, Aug. 12, and
flcation,-and the women are very `~ - 7 I 13 will be devoted to a visit to
pretty. That is the reason, probably , Rotorua laks, where there will be
why the lovers are not like sticks but eatertamments by the Maorfs. The
act their pants so well. To sum up g _ A _ , , _ governor will entertafn the visitors
last nig~hu's play was rendered with ` ' " , August 14 and this function will be
absolute veracity as well as finished .` _ - ' f -attcndm by the members of the
art. There are more good plays to '-'* legislatures, the houses having do
follow during the remaining nights BERLIN, June 8-Eight non-com- cided to adiourn for the oc-
of their engagement and these should mlssfoned officers of the G'uard ar- caslon.
bring the Salman Co. houses as ttlflary regiment who were tried by “
large audience testified .their pleifsure terms of imprisonment varying from Keep minerdg Liniment in gh., Hume.
by happy laughter and unstinted ap- two weeks to fifteen months. They’
plunge, ° 'were charged with the maltreatment _,  _ _ __ __ __ ._
L t but not least. There are good _of subordinates. They were no fewer '
5pe¢?:;]|;1;39-among them a soubrette than six hundred counts in the char-V Condensed Advertlszmcnts
who can da.nce.i'nimi.tal|lv. ge against the principal prisoner, ?'“_’_’*",I,o° hu for oI““'_‘sm*-*‘_‘c“uon_
' . , have caused a gunner to commit
suicide, in fear of further illtreat- LOST-On Sunday last between
ment Thamm, according to the sol Grafton St and St Peters
diss, freely used horse whips and Road a child's tanned kid glove.
bit chains upon his victims and Finder will be rewarded by leaving
forced them to run the gauntlet be it at 263 Grafton St 6-10d1i.pd
Mins ini .Puri    __   
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bicycle for sale cheap. Apply to
Guardian office 6 10d3ipd
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 T _ , ‘T - _ - sion of the foreign Om” b\ldK°° In house of 4 rooms suitable for
'_ ‘ ` » 4 the chnlliliiifi Ol INPUT-|95 Y°9"'°'d“7» _ summer house near bay shore. Apply
., _ fi » d Gd DNC
` I4'  hi -AH ° -'Tv I I  ‘I E I I itguxamove the impression of B (HST   lTnITiEEzITiin‘TselEmTiseTiT’louTiroiTgd ti?
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T ally between great Britain and Y ,Moda '
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,  , ".,\- .‘ ' ~ A y
A eompjqie-change of pktnros I il »it will be the last rg: - wsu: J nd “cept to mah iq, sfieonger. He ill A -I0 knot breels, the Venona, 5-iodiwpd-_ :lit is most likely thatdthle faatiof figs,
_ h in ed H “I Y v S
3:53135' t::;°F:T:;:° a:§t1Ky°.w'mT. with her starboard rail under water commercial diploma- position.
t It is I out 'altering her friendship with Engi and driving under three lower sails Good referenem. Apply at this chico..
maid ini-~iiw~ which-land whine nowevm ° ¢°°“ "‘°‘“'°' °'°° "° inked in i‘ ch s msn proposals owned bv Gem' ll# B""» 0' BW- "‘A’ii”°““rn:o-wnrh`T innn' ny venus
“‘° °°“"'” °%|°‘““',°,,`,,"::°:‘|§{°¢°,;d`:': 'gigs sigsfvfdifif;-U-iE“:ys;Ie'Ei3Td pic-,Igfzni-ding lgacedofiis 'Tw l\“\1i°'il*~*f- gg-“r:F';A:§{F{J‘l‘fg, glxssfggtsg EI:  western ninn.°. Reference _i¢iven,;
m°“°'°“‘°°"’ °“° -` care, depicting a inert -awry. ei__i-nn ideals. .iwhiie  fur!!! P'° im um at ,.84 tm; a,w,mn_ ,,m_ §AyG.o iaéinummhnrt. grgdl-bdglpoiw
iustqhig gipftot mpioreomplenely ll'
ter thi! IOKPGO their olfhct' -il Mir
never-:sro any ton much -or oven' a
In _‘ ‘_ , - ;\
i  pie`t.a|\ai portal -the pr°ll‘lll`
nc u cn: f - - ‘
A ' 1 Heal' ood t -Lir-
anuiw Um: gore tiizli li
zoos mai' who-at tnpanma -time
that `-it - “uhh .tho Advantage of t
hoping- ii of ono'| iienaea.
I Q\nw§@ot uio mi mmm
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limo than -gre .Worth rtsorliui.
nad -Q_ie`e_¢nvue futures than litur-
a y. - _
Th' “W ' "‘°°“‘“ “~ 'mm he han midi waheii-.June roi-ii   
:‘ha';'h”§;‘,@:z"°°' ;=¢“;_='¢_h,‘2I:‘p.|iET~:E:TntniT\intof the 'all rouTi'd change 'July Wheat  .. ,.  Ml
' g =‘ I7 _ ` . andthlrty-eight minutes. Wood, f
its  git pat.-iiuziuin  M mmm my Pm   .. ._ sims, seecisi-nd annum, not inaeh cheap. Pmuom' ‘W . dm G' n
h f rt tll who toke1lpc|sls_ were of PNC UW- `_ ' ___;_;__-________'_ ,g_-
 Tne-'t°heTE' gw:niTnnaa‘.nad mei with reference ie _cnc in-aimed ali; giiifmismgllizo fill ti; H215; 1;?  ‘T0 _RENT__Tm%B,m,mo,m mb,”
A march on the trsnlportutun 'com-Ilwsy through Maceriliznif. :lawn __ 0! which W” mae Rhona’ an" _u _ -on 92mm ¢,.e6¢_- 5_md2-Y _
IM" _ ‘ all the powers. Ps cu ary J. it ,m Int Wqingday The elapsed BTOR SALE-1 Yorkshire boar,,pig,
Pd
‘V ` Turkey to concede e I - - 1- - _ -
ip imrinncn win alternate ine had lvised _ _ 3, , ,M 1, , , ,Bn ld , md ,mm 0,,
M diileinut ill“'*“'I’°‘l °°“'°"“°“°“ °' °"° ““°" Im' ' '°l° um' Tm ” h°""i~ emeinu sa h TT; :Arie igedizrez rssilggffed Applv in
Nfl* 'ml *"'°. - - in id dl -and thrco rec me e - -
gouge; giving-for tbl Brit one llgyln .tions wizhdtléigsmniixéipltée Earn: ‘gg mimmu md,” *wud* Hum' Brom PL°_m,__6_1odW.9|pd_
sometime" nnlfdr *M l°°°“‘| 55° "°" “ “ ’ 'rn v i the mniieqh he t in WAIWEBIA ii "i r genei-ni
w'n`l A-GTDU4 OW 715473' It '" 'In “mt hgnwd "¢§.€b§'.`?,":= “£1-Erirx the ofleglmrird Dopthzn Blin #Tobin housework. lTeTerene‘; required.
intention of the fins meat 'to have av¢i’!® I ,M-,, "N delighted with her Good wagea.RNo wseblnz. Apply tn
OI 0 . ' ~
_ ' ry.
changed the ascend mg 'boniglrtfbot to have. ‘W ,mm ‘Mk nam.. ,un nm -,,“ In u__m.|c'!£_
nd e 1_od¢i
the l\lill0l°°'ll`° °°mN°M7 '°“°"'  il from noon on Saturday to 6§»|~_0 pin, gg, i t |-
zmii it, and it will bi llllll 58551'  ' ,signs Sundlii “ll 3° °l\l¥hl°°::"W IJ Weymguth tilieryards Iprilgswoliith
Wm l'- _\ "`  OFDM' W Ur B _ 2, bill dt lb B.-
It i as lood a program aa hu CHICAGO. June 5 (Qpccinln)‘ v=°° H '“'°°°‘“m.` ."'h*"” ,uma .Ave two 8 a an wo, I vm
1 an
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'"°' M" '"°'°"¢°°' 'T N" w°M*ITIE=: onrT.°.._.__._  org.
ind, and the large audiences- with
ii`x_i
U- Finder will be rewarded y es g
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lame at__9 King Sguare. A E
"if W._.f"”f" -I.°°.ir~:;*. mix.  .».::::
'ronowro .inns s-(special peemeooi: Finder leave here-
uninh hu me mms in this mai- liniy on.-n    so . . i_mmN_
-£0" I I
Ion the men. The vilnner was Harry-
MONCTON, June 9--(Bpecial)-
With the thermometer hovering one
hundred degrees above the zero mark,
Moncton is sweltering today undci
the qottest weather this season.
From early morning the beat has
been intense and at eiefven o'clock
several city thermometers in sunny
spots had regrstered as high as 103.
_ H _ _, Though To Be Edward Curie Y
Préllllel' GOUlll." ' Of Douglas Drowned Last
&-----`-~--‘-- September
In shady locations the 95 mari: ig
common.
Fi-:ty houses are quarantined at
Gland Dlglle and vicinity five mile;
from Shetiiac on account of smallpox
and the church thi.; :las been closed.
There are a lar;-I number 1-i cases
of a mild type bdt 1.-> fatalities have
yet been recorded,
'roRoN'ro, June 5-aight social.
the P01106 t0Dlght to move them on
as they were preparing to bald meet.
ings. two of the eight being candi-
dates for the legislature. They- were
all locked up in the cells of Agnes
street police station. The two aspir-
ants for parliamentary honors in the
eightvwere Ernest Albert Drury, who
is running as a Socialist/ in class B,
in East Torontn. described as an
electrical worker, residence 31 Gen-
eva, avenue, nationality English, and
Leon Tredler, who is carrying the
red flag as a class B candidate in
South Toronto. He is a presser by
Owlvatien, lives st 23 Draper street
and is a Pole.
All were young men and they took
their temporary captivity very philo-
sophirally as one by one tihey were
piloted in to the cells. 'f'h'e dense
population of the ward was all out
on the streets early, sothat when the
Socialists began to speak at the
corner of Agnes and Chestnut the
roadway was black in a few seconds.
Word was speedily sent to Agnes
street police station and Inspector
Cuddy and a posse of constables
were soon among the crowd per-
suading them to move on. Under
t-he police persuasion the speakers
moved up a block to Edward street
and started to weave the red' flag
again there, Some arrests were
made at Chestnut street, others on
Edward street and two on Center
ahenue. Constables were ver/y busy
for an hour or so hrs-.aki.ng’ up or
moving on the crowd. It was no
IIST TIIIDDTE TD
SSID .IIDDT. D. IIEID
MONTREAL, June 8.-The body of
the lute Sir Robert G. Reid will he
cremaued tomorrow morning in hlin
Mount Royal Crematory. the cere-
mony having been delayed till after
the funeral sermon was preached. The
oration was pronounced at St. And-
rew's Church. this morning. by
the Rev. J. Edgar Hill. The attend-
ance being very large and the ser-
mon-very eloquent. Amongst those
present at the funeral were, Sir
Thomas Shaughnessy, Sir William
Van Horne, Mr. Justice Maclaren, of
Toronto; Mr. H. M. Whitney, of Bos-
ton; Hon. B. F. Pearson, of Halifax;
three sons and one nephew of the
deceased.
During Saturday afternoon all the
business places along Water street,
of respect for the man who had con-
tributed so largely to the develop~
ment of the Ancient Colony. Sirl
Robert's death leaves a vacancy 0l1,'
the directorate of the Bank of Mont-
real, and already the names of Jas.
eReid- Wilson, Robert Meighen and
Klhsrles M. Ha es are mentioned. but
fPresident- of the Gran run ac c,
ibetmg an American citizen will mili--
ltata against his chances.
ilurix Mu
nur ul Mliiiiui
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TORONTO, June 8.-An immense
crowd witnessed the hnsls of thc
Olympic trials at Rosendalc on Bat-
urday, the feagira of which was the
twenty~flve` mile Ms/rathon race. The
rsa was extrsmel hill and hard
Lawson, of the West End Y_lf`.C_A..
who did the distance ra two hours
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SGCIALISTS LODGEDI
IN TGRONTO .CET.LS
Including Two Legislative Candidates. Arrests In
Toronto Eight Men Charged With Blocking
Traffic With A Street `
A Meeting. ,
easy matter because as soon as A
ist” P0999/Gly resisted the efforts ofIs}- \ker was deposed in one place,
hc would move on to another.
Drury came late but began to speak
at once and was one of &e first
hauled in. They are all charged
with being disorderly and blocking
the streets for traffic. ' _
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LONDON, June ,B.-Violent, pro-
tests ,were made- by the Bocitlhtl
and Labor members in the Houlmof
Oammons,, on _Thurnday afternoon
against King Edward's Visit to
Russia in language, the offensiveé
ness of which no attempt was
made to veil. The speakers drew
tions in the Muscovite emiir llc-
claring that while they had |..»..>.-
jection to King Edward privnii-If
visiting his relatlve, Emperor l\` cho-
las, they had the greatest ahhor-
rence of the idea of a Stats visit
to Russia. "With its horrors, tor-
tures .und persecutions,” "Fraternit-
ing with the hangmen of liberty in
Russia," they declared to be a shame
and disgrace to Great Britain,
“which could not avoid contunilta-
tion li she mixed ni evil earn-
pany."
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BUTTE, Mont., June 8.-Eight
iuches of snow on the level, washed
into slush by a driving rain, cut
Butte off from min outside world
today. N0 'telopli-.mo lines, stfnt
cars or power Tino- .-lie workin-gy and
many mines are cl\i_~.eii, having lost
their electrical prov;-1.
'1`he'fiood situnti-.n ln western Mon-
tana is more se'riou.-- than it has
been at any time sin.-I the thlrI_\'-
qny rain began, an.| inn- .~=ircnms aio
ut the danger point.
‘Fha Moutxzaii dam n:-Irie Butte
lu. -t today, raising the liver four
Ifec-L. There :irc two lsrai- dams in
the river between Garrison and _Mis-
nd their dcctructimi
Inouln, a ' .is
St.,Jobn's, Nfld_, were closed out|threntened_ 'l|~ Iu\`I'i'~l Of thi*-“UTY-he
power dam, is oun-id by former ,Bon-
iitor W. A. Claw..
The railway situation east of hon
is se/dons. The Northwn lun-lilo lisa
not moved a train boi .wen Misoolill
and Helena or Butte einen Monday.
The fight against the waters is be-
ing carried on .by ten thousand mon.
but the water is gaining staradllymgl
the rain continues to fall in torrents.
Missoula has had'no trains from
the east since sunday. but the aor-
vif-ri from the west has been unh-
tnwipted. Then arc nve hundnd
ptwengers on trains stalled botwch
wsshouca can of liars. -
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BACHMAN IB INSANE-
aAs'roN, rn.. .nine 1. - no
commission appointed to examih
Robert Bhchmm. the religions fum-,
tlt. who murdered lilo lfttil ncbi
during an orgie at Nalaretli,Apri|
19th, yesterday filed 5 rqort to
LW :gait that the' pi-inein'omia\'i
lane an euimqegg
that he be removed. tn '
Uln|rd‘| Llsimeni \.\imh¢__fm\n'e friend.
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