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MUNTREAL, Que-, May 30-Sir_ "The vessel settl-ed down in four
Thomas Bhaughneelw. President of teen minutes. The accident occurred
' 1 c iifipgi ui, in p i ri _....‘.S.f.‘z.":s>;‘.:. 
nn         -~  
Cust Ill' Souris. Col. ,Hughes Met, Every
me (l.P.R. issue t-he following etnte- at 9, time when the passengers were
men; 0,, Friday afterno¢,n~:-
e
"The catastrophe, because of the steamship went down, was not suili-
great loss of life. ii the most ser.'clenl: to enable the oilicers to rouse
lens in the history of the St, Daw-,tho passengers .nnd get them into the
:ence route. Owing to the distance boats, of which there were sullicient
to the nearest teleKl‘9-Db ol' telephone tn accommodate n very much larger
station from t-he scene of the wreck numher of people than those on
[in hed, and the interval before th
there is unavoidaiile delay in secur- ponrd, including passengers and in-ew_
nilicial details, but we expect a ‘"l‘hsi; such n aceld t nl
ing _ . a ,en sho d be
report from (faptain Kendall in the possible in the river St, Lawrence to
course of the afternoon.
ln vessel of the class of Empress of
"From the facts as We have f-08"'-. Ireland, nnd with every possible pre-
lt is ul>Dl§\”¢¥1t Ilhtili 1150"! 2 o°100\¢,caution taken by the owners tq ln-
ylllg morning the 1'/IDPFGGS of Ifelflnll. sure the safety ol the passengers and
,ne pil Rimouski andstopped in n
the vessel is de l r _
n . ` p o afble. The sad
dense fog. W9-S l`&“'\‘l1’l°d on the Port dest feature of the disaster, ofcourse
,nie hy the Norwegian collier Stor-_ie the great 1055 of life, and ,the
,ind in such n manner as to tear the
,hip from the middle to the screws,
,hug mnking her water-tight bulk-
vhsartfelt sympathy of everybody con-
nected with the company goes out to
the relatives and friends of all those
nada. with which she was provided. who met death in the iii-mea steam-
nselrss. -
I
ship." ,
THE C.N.R. BILL
.NEIIRS COMPLETION
.
irrrom our own Reporter.)
0'l"|‘i\VA, June 1.- The C-anadi-an
Nnrtlirrn llill is now nearly lit. an
end ns for at the 1'-louse of Commons
isconcnrnul. 'l‘he men-‘vers wrestled
with it in the committee most of
Snturdny and with the amendment
nw stands for thiril reading Mlon-
diiy.
'l‘hi-. nncndmient is one moved by
lion. Artlilir Meigiien and is to meet
the obj(-.ntioiis of Sir Richard Mc-
Bride and other Western Premiers
tlint thcrontrol of the Provincial
Lim-s which have guaranteed is being
lnlzrn out ol their hands. Mr. Meig-
litn’e iiincndnieiit .proposes t_o leave
the control of t»lie'Ce;n‘oidle,n Norhhernj
Western which is the Alberta section
ol the road th6,_Canadian#Northern
-$'Ii(`ii‘ov“`§6E`iii'rs”nsiiv|lIsn"
l.0i\'l~]H'l‘()F'I‘, Eng., June 1- Six.
hey scouts were drowned near here
lndny, during manoeuvres.
:\'o'|‘i~'.li'AU'l'HoR vnnv ILL
VI'lR.\ f‘Ii‘lI'Z, June 1--»|nck London
the nutlior, is seriously ill hero.
COIIDEHSED IDS
|00 LITE F08
-,Gl_lSSlFl§lll0|I
Ons cent per word each insertion is
this column. Cash must accompany'
oder. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents.
MAN WANTED A'I"ONClE T0 WORK
on lnrni. Highest wages. Jacob
U. .ludsuu, Alexandra, Lot 49.
_ *_ _ _ _2iii\2-5-Boi/l_6ipd.
WANTED AT 0NCE‘A MAID FOR
genernl housework. Apply- to Mrs.
A. .»\. McLean, 133 Fitzroy St.
_W _ ‘_2G9(i-5-30M3l._‘
vmN'ri~in AT ONCE, A GIRL leon
Hencrnl housework. Mrs. E. H.
Mcliuchern, 14 Brighton Road. '_
   .1 .._ .2_*_5T;5:?9!Vl¢&
For. sAi.`ir"6LiTi=`APuRs. PAR-
tles requiring paper _'for bureaux,
shelves, etc., should apply to 'l‘nu
,_G1i1irdlnn Ofllce. 2694-5-BOMt_f_;
AGENTS WANTED.-A NUMB-ER OF’
£0011 live nge/ntl Wanted to Bell a
first class Fox Proposition Write
for lull particulars. "X", 'Box~ 126.
Charlottetown. ' 6-2M2W*B~
ron “s/i,1.n_-n£fro`mNo°"moos,
from smears and eo. uv- Pri”
winning White Wysndottaléi $1.00
Der settin . A l at 14 $011
Road. ‘ DD’ 3128-4-Bgatf.
w/in'ran“ 11-oun“’,~di.'sss “ii” iuitsi
foxes and 3 Ol ssh female ioxee.
llnritlme Fox  -and  ln-
vestment Company, .T.td.» '
2721-lkilftf
for l.»e|u-ral’
durst-find
Wares,
Prriwse,
HORSE
lllt Square
3 Years old,
sold at B
"'°I0¢ll noon.
l-loneer, _
I`°0lr- ii
rmneinsnd
and the
o'eloeh
miss. ~
91101.
‘lii`il>d’n
Pacific and the Canadian Northern
Saskatchewan during the period of
completion, in the hands of the three
Western Provinces. These Provinces
will supervise the expenditure of the
proceeds of the bond guarantee w-hich
they have endorsed. Accord-ing to
the amendment these roads will not
he declared for the general advance-ge
f Canada until they are constructed
slid ready for operation.
This can then be ‘done by proclama-
tion by, the Government.
Outside the Canadian Northern Bill
the only other question considered by
tho House Saturday was the natural-
ization Bill ”.i'ncideu.t»sllry it’ started ,a.
debate or. the.Hindu_ Question. 'Rio
'committee reported- progress.
.,.. ~......,....~,._......._. ' ~ .--¢--
IXIEIISIIIE IIHI' .
IN MUNIIIIIN
. ---~- _
MONC'l'i‘N, Mny 31.-A lire which
did nearly ten thousand d0'llBl`B divin-
nge, broke out between one 'ii/ntl two
unlock sand-ny ,mornin-g. in the three-
storey, _wooden building owned 'by the
Misses Mcsweeney, at the corner of
Main and .Downli-ng streets. The
building was 'occupied ‘by the Leger
llrug Company an-d Beaumont and
Crhapm-an, millifners, on the ground
floor, and the tenantsoccupying the
second nur' tlilrvl stories were Jos.
King and P-atrick 0'Brien.
The building was damalged alhout
two thousand dollars, loss covered by
insurance. The Leger Drug Company
estiniatu damage to stock between
$3,000 and $4,000, covered by insur-
ancd. Beaumont and Chapman esti-
mate damnge at three _tliolvxenil and
,bad $2,500 insurance. King esti-
mntcs loss at 3'1.5'00, with no insur-
ance 0‘Brien's furniture damaged
ai-bout $1,000, with insurance of $500,
FRENCH ClBl|ll:T RESIIIINQG
et has decided to resign. '
TILE l_.El.l'll£_l
e   s soon.. src.
' (Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, June 2nd.-Maritime:
Moderate Westerly to ,north-we_st.erly
Wlflih; 'isis' -nm!" mo1le\'Al>ely_warm.
"IME" WEATHIIB--Witll the excell-
of ng few =iliours,l\'el nice warm
x-'erin fell for _the most part
At night ‘there was ii
PARIS, June 1.-The French Cabin-
CSANADA, TUESDAYi JUNE 2, 1914 lrinsr or sm."
 Hovsf or ominous
i x ’ .~ .-.'v~.\~. ..
I IIISIIS .PIIIIIIIEI
Dr. Higgins, Pathologist
Dominion Deparlmenl of
I Agriculture, Here to Confer
L, with Governmenfon Veler-
inary II/Iallers
--___..,,__-._-_-
 _ ‘J » -
Up’ his Criticism b
for His Constituent
" (From Our Own Reporter)
' UT l`A\\'.»\, June 1.-i~ion». (lol. Bam
Hughes was again under lirc towloy.
'i‘Iic limisc returned to the militia cs-
Dr ('narles`l-I lliggins, li L D
Department of Agriculture, is ' at
press-nt in Chv1l'lottetown. It will lic
reinem.l/crell that nt a meeting of the
I~`,\{ec\.l\,1ve ui the Prince Edward IS-
I nd Fox Breeders' .»\`ssoclatio'n. held
son with gi View to securing the 981'-
vlneg- nl n competent bucterlologist
and ntholoi ist i thr- interests' of
province.
Premier Mathioson gavethe deput-
ation his usual courteous hearing
and 3, promise that he 'would take ‘lp
‘tha matter with the authorities at
,Ottawa The promptness with which
he ncted_ as well as the readiness of
,the Ottawa :overnmcnt,to -assist the
province in every way. is indicated
by the arriviil here nt'i_l'iis early date
of -Tlr. I-Iiggins w-ho ‘is unuluestion-
ably the foremost pathologist in
Canaria if not on the continent.
l)r.Hii\?~‘ns 'luisl*r»°n»l\f'ad of the re-_
search branch of t.-he Illepartmen-l, od
Agricultllre for the past fifteen years
‘and has pursued his investir ations nut
onlyin Que-adn but in foreign coun-
"trics wherever anything new develop-
ed in ills treatment of diseases.`It is'
under his personal direction that
tuberculin, infnllein (8 -test for gland-
ers; anthrax vecoin'e..l1lackleg vaccine
s-nd other tests and specifics are be-
ing msiiuf-nctured at Otifiwa.
Dr. Higgins is here to confer with
Premier =M».<i:th-leeon and-the govern-
ment on matters pertaining to tha
Veterinary Department and it is hop-
ed that one oi the results of his
visit will be the establishment 'in
Ohurlottetown of n laboratory under
the care of a thoroughly competent
pathologist ,and hacteriologist - an
`lnstitutIon which the nee-ds of the
province urgently demand. h
It is expected that the Fox Breed-
ers’ Association will mire a¢1v.nnt~n¢e
fi( the Present visit and confer with
Dr. Higgins on the general siiblect
of the hrialih of foxes and the ding.
During his visit; which is 'h-is first
tn Prince Edward Island, Dr. lligigins
will visit n n\1ir‘lier ofifox ranches,
nosis nn-d treatment od diseases pc-'
culiar to foxes, &c. I
inmies rue nan ` t Minister or
. . . . .,_ . - _ ' _ g-hy
V- S-. i’etl1‘0loi;1et of the Dvminlolfmiiitln was never known to siiirk an
enemy or to be .afraid of criticism.
Hc anngiun-ced _he was there to defend
cvcry item of the militia expenditure.
He uid _it ,tee and didnt wholly
and successfully
s - - -
on the 22nd Mny,'u_ dnputation was, The Liberal attack consisted ol n,
appointed to wait on Premier Mathis- general criticism of the militia ex-
penditurcs of all kinds on the ground
that they w-ers unnecessary in Can-
ada Mr Frank C-arvell and Ml'
P ,Z u - . . V _ .
the whole uve stlgck png-lnegn U1 the Hug-h Gutl'irie»werc the leaders of the
'attack-ing forces. .
I Cel. Hughes in reply pointed out
that when he became Minister h-e
found that the militia expenditures
for l9l`l~13 planned by the old Gov-
ernment were no less th-an $12,000,-
000. It was also pointed out that
while the Liberals were very free to
criticise the eirpeliditures fox” drifil
halls yet the members had provi-ded
for their own cities when in power.
Every Liberal member wound up his
speech to-day by 'asking for n drill
,hall in his own particular riding.
' J `. J. i-luirhes, of Prince Edwiard Is-
land, brought up the question of the
purchase by the Governwent from-
Qbleciion und _Declared Every Liberal Wound
" it I yrsinng for n erin lun'
y.
ss nls  
EMPRE
Slinhnivi  ...diy   incmrnis Finn    ,
. .Al K Zi! 51,1 I ` .sv H V "il, V M  A ~ ,'55 ,gf
_-_...__-_i-' |,___ ,.
Own Reporter) -the alloy wny because of the list of
0 the boat.. I tried to crawl but could
disaster was shown by the receipt 0!
he Governor General
from Emperor William of Ge-rmaIlY~
'rue foilewin csihlegmm has Nell
“So I scrambled along the wi-ill
a-iid grasped a port hole. »I got my
head out and what was my astonish-
ment to find the side crowded with
received: “Dlzgeply shocked at the people standing there as though it
fearful accident which befell the Em- were the deck,
press of 1,.,,|a,,,]_ I hasten to ¢;_~ "I called and someone reached
press to you my deepest gynipntby down, I was trying to get my shoul-
wltn the bereaved families." ders through the opening. This ...nn V
(From (inf Qwn Reporter) pulled me out and I too, stood
OTTAWA Ont’ June 1_'|~he in. tiers with them a moment. There
,vestigutio_n'bOHr,1 which ,vm e,,,..),m, were fully one hundred people around
into 'the bimpmss of Ireland disaster me. 'There wat no time to question.
will be compnsed of Sh. Rudolph I ang po timedtu thpink. Therlsbixri
Routhierl , Ju,d_ge of the Quebec pu e .rom un er an we we s
a rnessage by t
'acre which he did not think was too
winch. They had the valuation made
by men of good standing. Ile doubt.-
ed il there was anything irregular.
However, ‘he would have an examine,-i
tion made.
IISI [II MIIIIIISIS
nnuuws
I
As already announced in these col-
un-ns, the commencement exercises of
St. Dunstnu’s (lolluge take place to-
day, beginning at 1.30 o’cloc\; in the
afternoon. Following is a partial
list of the Medalists:
l'2'.rst--for Chiwstian Doctrine, award-__
ed to Douglas Hogan.
Second--Alumgnl Medal, awarded to
James lllcllougall.
For Soniox Philosophy, awarded to
Mark McGuig\an. '
For Junior Philosophy. awarded to
Charles Barron.
For Fnglish, equally merited b
Edwin lloyle and James McDougall.
Y
lisin. Monaghan and Edwin Doyle.
»m‘as» named >Nle0aUle;_vip_f'twenty nares ‘3"°l€h~
of lend at seen Pi~lnce"si<1wara is-‘ 1"°'.‘l“°“‘-- eWH~fd°<1 'w Willie
. 3;
land, for 3 rifle range. Mr. Hugh
Monaghan
Sam :hm M,._ Mccwuyey purchwod 5; For (fheinistry. awarded to Wilfre
acres of land for $350 and sold 2
of it to the Govermnent for $1,000.
Curley.
Q, FOP HIFNFY. awarded to Mark Mc- the passengers e/uid cruiv besieged Of tht CFGW- It was all so unempuziiedl
He-said than if a private individuel G§},‘“""~ , `
had Onered him $500 for it he Mmm .he other prize and class lists ar
have talren it. He admitted that
th'e appraisers hindi, mvalued the land
at $1,-500 but claimed 'it was `n frame-
,up 'all around .to take adyioneage of
the 'Department of Militia. -
Col. Huzlues said it was the’ first ini
umsuen he had ever had that 'aim
was anything wrong in the trauma-
tion. He said that the new rnnee
was necessary as the ligne, had been
in Nic line of nm, All that “»,,,:
‘paid for the property was $50 an
the Experimental Farm and possibly
ii number of private farms,
I He arrived on Saturday nlg-bl; and
although he has seen little ol the
lwrovi-nce he is very favorably lm.
pressed with conditions here and is
.csnecielly interested in the Isl-ano's
great industry, fox farming, iw-bien
,he will enquire minutely into.
not yet available -for publication.
. ini '
I I .
The regular' monthly meeting of the
City School Board was -hem lane’
evening in the seci~eeary's amos.
'|‘l19l`° WQP" Present! The Chairman
Messrs. smith, Johnsen, Gordon end'
the Secretary. -Mr. salesmen. ; i
Professor' Thompson, was nppglntgd
to touch the school children patriotic
songs in preparation for the Confed-
eration Jubilee.
A letter from the Provincial Seem.
*f“"r..“~‘"- f°°1!-"ei'i'v*1'S,._P:h°»H°~~~1 of
l (Continued on page”"3.>}`°_"`“
Prizes Are So Numeroluslha
You are nlrrost sure 51 winnln
every real worker will receive one.
-But ,there is n vest dillercnce in the
prizes,.nnd there will be only n few
votes dlflorence at the hnish between
the candidates that wi-ns the Grand
Prize and the one that wins the
smell bflle. Which of these prizes
You vein dlpellds upon yourself.
.You _will have to have the ‘ votes,
and lc tellin suit-.captions-to get vot-
ssrse its up to the candidates . that
to win to do their lmt, this
lindthi
lvotl
ir ls uric You To
_ ' ‘ E fl
PI‘I1e in 'lbs Giiardlen great contest'
l-l`you stay and work to the iinioh,I
The prizes are so numerous that'
-l.._._.._._i_.
t Every Real Worker in the
Iy Two More Days of Big Vote
and it may be nr.-ore, all depends up-
on how much you have been doing
since the contest wns announced. Ons
thing is certain and that is, n, sub-
'scription now equals the value of
four and one half subscriptions at
the end of the campaign. This is n
little warning to those who are
waiting for 5 better opportunity and
contest e votes will count more.
tlrink~I1@t sometime later in the
I
svccsiss 1s Younis
\
A candidate th'at»keeps working is
the one th-at is slmovt sure to be e
winner Lik the 'l' t
Hare it is not the mont fleet of font
bhatalways wins the rece, it is the
who _works stendflytllet ,will be
winner of-the Grand Pflle. Now
the race so near me and it is
the one should fall~ by
fhl§W:§dQ th”
srl ri on
Make’ . 'resolution chat
will have
`rr
WIN OR L0
Great Contest WIII Gel One
  SE
i
s
"l."°5l»l‘~"'" lb. hard work 'and do this
‘Work the next l2Wo GBYB. It is only
HW0 days and this last opportunity
H sono. 'The votes will be cut down
and it Will teh more subscriptions
to get the same number of votes,
lWbat are YOU going to do? Answer
this important question for yourself:
you are the only one that is to judge
whether or not you have enough surg-
scriptions to win the prize that you
may desire. You are the one that is
going,to get all this honor: You /are
the one that will win the Grand Prize
and you are the one that will have
to decide whether nr not you are do-
I
' .. ' ° °r M* and tl" ine enough work at the present.
'ri-:INK or 'rr-msn frmuos 'rochv
-N01' 'l'o~u0Rnow. no rr Now.
I ' smmnusms. I
Sterling Hunter   .. .....645.785|
May 0. Murphy,  .........ll75_8Ni
l ' ou»=r.c~'v~m~own. °
Brent o. D. Gi-.nnnm  ......-145.975.
James Heron   ..  ...1,£r:.!25
Pearl Newsome   ........::4.1!»0
nv, c. neg,   . .. .._.....1ss.nin
Elini: ageiillan  ._ .........M,m
' _ neheetsr  
slip. 'ii-sneer ......  
Ai J Arssiieult  . .  03.100
Jgmdg. 6Al1ll!'..4 ... . . 
For Latin, equally merited by Wil-
struggling in the water.
aqmralty (,§ZFrt’J ggge I';(;n' NSE; “And then the fog that had hsen
Bbw Ik ' _d li Jud I all around us, lust as soon as the
t;;miZ:;,Ifu“;n(.nn:,_ 8?), NeW,§§mn3_ boat sanl: ns though t-had accom-
wick, along with Mr, Gem Vfmx the plished its purpose, rolled up, like
British expert whom the British 8 cgqtal" a‘“t‘}i0 tlow :inthe xatw' thi
Board of Trade is sending £0 Cnmlda- C-on( me A u a ,G B ,ay 6
, _ I . June lights of the collier that I after
MT- \'““x ‘Wu “"’v"' “Pet .u__ ward learned had struck us. I swam
eighth ‘md the hfmrd Wm ‘Le I ` to it and was picked up by a life-
m6dl’1te1Y “P0” hm Hrnval' boat, which had just been launched.
In the '“eB“tl"‘_e the necessm-y leg- In it I reeurned to the spot whe1'oth~e\
5511150" constitutmg the Bomld 2, ship had gona down and be‘l‘e¢1 to
Inuiiuiry will hiv; DH§5“‘§V[§3§_;;t\“e“é pack up those who were struggling ‘in
"here opens 0 al' ln t e water."
preliminary inquiry' by CHP*-` mild' __
ony, Superintendent of Pilots nad N0 WORD OF BLAME
I _ . I e
formerly wreck commissioner FOR EMPREBB CREW.
will rake evidence of some of the ---
pnnnengorn who could not very well QUEBEC, Que., May 30.- When
wait until the formal requiry begins. hc collier Storstad rammed the Em-
I ____..__...i press of Ireland axmidshlps and sank
MESSAGES OF SYM!-‘ATHY FROM hir in fiitecn mfinutes, n situation
MANY. COUNTMIES RECEIVED. was created that tied the hands of
the ca tain nd the crew nd to a
 D _ 3 ' 3,
l LONDON, Eng., May 30.- The great extent left their helplessto aid
British public which went hom: last he h‘.m-drelle of PISSBGDZUS- TINY BV*
night believing that the greater part en had but Little chance to help
lof thc passengers on board the Em- themselves. 'llhat was wlhy confuslvon
press of Ireland had survived the reigned, and th-at is why over a
disaster in the St.- Lawrence, was thousand, who were aboard the liner,
shioclred beyond rrcasure this morn- Went GUWH Wild! h°\'» 11'- PHY 'be “I9-Y
png when it was learned th-at the Loss at the invefmsetion. which undoubt-
ni ure exceeded 1.000 an-o that many edlv will he held. evidence will be
‘of the victims were from one united produced that will elww that -tlsose
a nur French, awarded to Russell Kingdom, , _ho died were_not altogether. the vic-
, The Lmid Mayo, 0( Londfm “pon im of cruel circumstances. However
m learning of the extent of the disaster hal' may he' thi’ 9‘“`“v°"`°» 'i"h° ma*
decided to open 3 fund toward the j°"ty °f “lwm We" “en Y*€*»°‘°d‘07
d relief of the widows and orphans as ‘ad “aught °l b1`a_m° t0 my at um
Wu as the dependents ot those of door of the captain, or any .n-.emlber
nd, iv I. , , , and so quickly over.
e |22; ;“,§’n__,;’§,y“‘;‘;,,L a";,.,§’,°o‘f,19,‘;,m;c°§nm§’,§ The outstanding restore or the
the lists of the rescued. ' Btamment Ifmde 'by a1m°st °v°ry°'“°
There were many pitiable iteeines of the B“rv1v°rs was 'them thu* "M
when wolmn and men’ who had waib no time to think or act. The pas-
ed throughout the night in hiope of “nge” had bam on the “Per 'but 5
hearingthat friends or relatives were few h°“"s' They did “°t "l‘°W ""““`°
safe, could not find their names in to and the mebelts and 1” the d‘“`k"
the lists rid t r isp i ness the” "°p°d Bb°“t‘ then' °‘°l"`|l“"5
lllllsflllll I' 2° id-  I 
‘   only to réelturn uwlien illliglliernihuliet-lille In the darhnws' t°°' ‘my Mmm’
l t d_ A_ be I E, confused ~in the maze of corridors,
lah? llliodi hooked Itlllilllr xbetdt/bl: on gig; many never r°“°h°d tl” m°b‘*“°*
trans-Atlantic steamers sailing, to- and th°“ Wm’ dm ‘”'°°l'°’°d' th”
any eenefiisa their trips ,le the -.inet it Wa” ""P°°“l'l° ¢° l°'1°°h - more
moment as one manic ef one eeenlene W” ”"° "'°”°°"" '
ce the Empress or Ireland. , _ ' .“‘° “““' "'°°“ °°.°““°".‘Y that
I Kin!! Georze cabled to the Duke of tho” °“ the p°"\ sm' “ma ' “°t` N
_ gggnsnlrhr, Governor General. ef o.e....\I:;"n‘;2K 1:3# 530562122-mmk 
"I am deeply grieved over the aw- swung “ut t°° for a/nd were over-
ful disaster to the Blnipress of hrs- turned'
mi-
4.
land, in which so manv Gans/dilaps
lost their lives. Queen Mary -and I
both assure you of your heartfelt
svmapthy with those who mourn for
the loss of relatives amid friends." .
To Sir Thom-ns, Shnughnessy, pre-
sident of the C.. P. R., His Majesty
cabled.
"In the appalling disnster~ which
has helnlien your company by the
less of the Empress of Ireland, in
which so many perished, ‘I ofler
(you my sincere sympathy.” "
| 'rim King received this morning the
lillowing telegram from Raymondz
|Poincnre, President oi the French re-
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THE CA PTA INS
' TELL TWO STOIIIE B
MONTREAL. June 1-The Captain
of the Storstad denies the star! Ol
the disaster as told by the Captain
of the lilmpress. ,
'l‘l~|l°I ROSTER OF
lll-`.AD AND SAVED.
MONTREAL, May 31.-The total
dead by the Empress of Ireland it
would npnear in 969. Following is
the count hasrd on the latest C. P.
R. list: ‘
~"- -r-e~
Dllblini First cabin passengers carried 87
“lt is with profound emotion that First cnliin passengers saved 33
learn of the terrible catastrophe in ,,_._..- . -.. _ ..-AW 1-.
connection with the Empress of Ire- (7 gi d 9 th as
glaind, which will plunge so many tam. ( on “ue on png I )
i es into ngmirninn. From my heart - gl ¢¢wn_
J ttéxdar tn Your Majesty the sincere Minards linlment cures gnrge n
regrets and keen sympathy of the
French people." ,co-"lu 
The Irish Nation-alists' convention  »
at n meeting today in London, un-, '   
der the Presidency of T. P. 0'0o1»no&“,l _
passed ri resolution of sympathy wi one “nt ps ,,,,,.d “cn mn,-an 1|
the relatives and lriends of t-hose vwl.io° tm’ commm Cul, mu" .ammuni-
died when the lllmpress of Ireland °,.d"._ lmimum ,hu-U gynntrnvg
sank, and lt was transmitted to Sir cami*
Thoirns Shsughnessy. ' __...
l °°F‘or fronting try Pure Gold Ic-
THE DOCTORS STORY. mn, 2714,
The following thriilihg story ini ng” tu, Tmnt of IM" “nn gg
told ny the nhip's doctor, Dr. James tn, gp.;-5, Jun, gpg, NM,
F. Grant who was literally drazgedl' » .........
thronlzh s hole to safel-y=-. °°E'l'/iI.LION NUTWOOD will leave
"1 they nothin: of what we cr- his owners mein. North mvn.
our-ring,' he said, "until I was roll-.Jung Bth, for Bonshew, thence to
ad out of mv bert/h by the listing of Xengingeun, ‘¢¢0|1{h||» gg gngbgn.
the boat. Once I lrn-ew that thersigym, nl-“_ _ gq|9.4;.9\||3i_
wus something wrong I tried to turn .
on the lights. But the power wdsl 0°] wigg T0, hy, m, (rung.
ea. 'rss aynemes lied bm stopped new inet I sm is me Guardian een-
by the inrush of water, 4 few mom- test and would solicit my ‘subscrip-
eqm after the collision, snd then I tions that the lc lax out ot
eb d not ded the door. loherlottotown wo\ii§ _be ling to
"I could heir screams of tm-or give to me to ii me win the
and the sound of rushing water. I GRAND PRIZE OF 880000 or o
 V %n‘lnwel|0l'     nn: not know what was wrong, ner; prizes. ’l'hsn_kin¢ dvnybody roi-“nl
was there anything to guide no ns favors. I sm; Brent 3. Ir- Ullillll-
` . WaWl\'fB- PW"    to me inmiedfees danger. Finally I - iso!-lf-lsmti.
 ‘7_'i!l;*.'L"l"?“““°'-z'~1.~~---~-_-~~-~~‘f;‘§° hisnesea to :stout of my “mtv '
to nn. loeneinnui es vw 1°-i lroom. but I was unable tc val* “ii innnru ummm can immune.
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