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PLIIIS MIIIIIIIIE III WAS HELD BY CANNIBALS , IPISIT5 IJIPIISIIS THE TREATY .BETWEEN MISS PIIWIIIS  '\
pig; ggi gf H153 ron rirrttn Molvriis ~ iii iii iiiiiii rliANcl~: is _GREAT BRITAIN
“ _ Overlooked Missionary When Companioifs Were ““ I The liecent Visit oi President Fallieres of France I
Butchered And Drowned. Learned.Cannibals By Department of Mines to to England Has Given Great Cause I
Language And Gathered Much B ASCUVIAI" HOW 3°Sll0 ‘ For Talk on Every
Valuable Information. utilise Them' I Hand
|nven_t'or_H_op_e_s To Dispel Ob-
scuring Mists For Three
MILES;
i
wAsI-IINo.'ror_i, .Inns 1.-ssnetor NEW ALBANY Ind June 1 A
I
dm
George C. Per-klns of California, has 0110 of the Indiaiia delcgates to_th:
Allglican Church Conference at
device invented by one of his consti-i Ju tmgnster Away' Lolldhll. in
tuents. He requests that the depart. i E ue' d°W_A1h8l1y will send' the Rev,
mont errnnge to give the device n P i,““ A- Neville. rector oi st.
thorouzh test on Goat Island. Ban film T Episcopal Church' Rem New
Francisco bay. “eu s native of Melbourne, Aue-
Iihhe hopes oi the mvhutor are ma_a,hand although still a young
rhhiizsd the device wiii dishhi mg at than. e has travelled in all parts of
A radius or tnree miles innll direc-' lc “hi 310°* “ml at “He time was a
iions by mmm, 0| a chrhide geheh bail V0 for fifteen months of canni-
ator. The details of the invention as' °n the Island of New Guinea.
ers nent secret, but it is divulged §°"‘hW"“ °‘ “-““““1l“ “ear the Have
that the only noise/connected with or'
the device is e ninnied 'nlsst et ln- cofiiiifffé hi; iolinednn English party
tervals. ' 0 B X YOUHE missionaries
The devich_ with some modihc and a number of converted South
may also prove adaptable aztoiggd IS” Islanders' which sailed mum Aus'
ship, its the explosions are gnfggghiiiaingfor thglawi lclgheél. and lifter
muffled as to be snare _‘ sun s eamed in a
capable, I Bly P" I1I=\“ll°l1 UP Fly'River to an unexplor-
ed region 600 miles from its mouth.
They constructed their thatched
huts and had settled down for their
work among among the natives when
_ they were attacked one night by a
savage band and the settlement was
brought to “the _ attention of the _Pan
navy department a new fog dipelling Wes
"""’°id °“”'i nh* V°"”° bemg tl” °“lY I.oNDoN June 1 -A shilling snn
. ‘surv v r t _ ' ' _ - '
EAMN E  KILLQD ‘hs ,i?Hli;§t5éLEP,h_ scription is being organized in every
The. others were butchered- aa they
slept, and Dr. Neville attributes his
" SSCHPB from death to the fact that he
,Wee sleeping in A hut apart irorn the
l e s
, ago the P011” Bn- ted b * of-the sales here are as a rule d al-
Has Ended And G i w.i_ others and was not discovered_unti1 veg,-8,11; Paul Nikolauiis 25 yeearfs adgidlf 9 B
ellem I the lush for blood nnd been satisfied
‘and he has held parishes in Penney.
golorado and issouri, coming from
 _
IHII PLUIILIJ _
Ill KILL KAISLII
m
the Dominion.
. l 
Says He Was Pledged to Mur-_ N
Imperial Court.” Employ Agents As Sellers
` And Profit-
._..,__ _
jon TERGDNTENARY FUND.
LONDON, June 1.-Apropos of the
country and rn the large towns of Wcelll- GXPOHUFB Of "lake" art sales
Great Britian in behalf of the Que- l New YUFK. lf- Hilly be,welI to
bee Tereeutenary Fund_ point out that such things are non
BARI, Itsly, .Inns 1.-Two weeks Unknown in London. The fromot r
rs in cheap furniture. Through
_ important exherimehhhi work _ a e s no ony of t elr own r-.»|intry,
edelie. Mo., to tn. it y°“" ‘”°““°“ ‘S was presented A to n - not tn i F l -~ n e
“gm - B c y B ya" in respect to the utilization of the ther the conversation betws  Q t on 0 tance ago MU rwpec
een n o lbs d tn. di b t
large peat deposits scattered through Edward and President Faliieres ring Grealh l§rithairn,ull:'ri?nE::e l;n:gRus§ii;veen Ihnndled U! h°l' if W00l“*~°|1» Ulf
. foreign affairs, and M. Pichon, the tary expenditure and possibly con-
French foreign minister, the subject scription and also would lead Great
of a more formal a r me ‘
it - - , it H - Inge. permanent 'under secretary lor,wcl1 enough nlonc nnd devote her ef-
der  PCl°50llag(') Of Dealels In  AIILIQUCS foreign affairs and former British nm-liorts to assuring the continuance of
»  _
_ OTTAWA. June 2,-(Special)-The LONDON. June 1-With the conclu-,pany His Majesty, will bo wie to
lvimial Texaih i_ouiBanh_ MiBh,ihsihhi_ Department oi Mines undertake this sion of the visit to England of Presi- place before the Russian Emi---roi' the ial)-The body of Miss Jennie Pow-'
dent Fallieres of France, increased t vi W t l h ` ‘
the British and French foreign min- King Edward and the British G- v
istiers will lead to the developing of ernment, it is believed, favor a mir
ellitlllg entente between Great Bri- tary alliance, and the further il-oi.
Y
At a conference between Sir Edward agreement on the ground that it
_ Grey, British secretary of state for would necessitate an increased mili-
g ee nt between Britain into continental qunrrels in
their _respective countries and the com- which she was not interested. A
ing visit of King Edward to Emperor majority of the press and of the
Nicholas were discussed, so that King [public ure saying thnx it would be
Edward as well as Sir Charles Hard- better for Great Brin-in to leave
bassador to Russia, who will accom-ithe entente with F1-ance,
IHY III BHEIK IWHULE FAMILY
IIlLlNlIII IIIEIIHII WIIII IIIIIIWNIII
H M S indomitable Prepar T k
Y r
For Burial to Her Birthplace
' in This City-I-Was Shot
by Accident.
_-E _
QU'INC'EY, Mass., 'June 2. -(Speo-
cr who was accidentally killed by
la revolver discharging when being
_`,'Tri.l.1y was removed fran the home
i..l.n~-r sister, Mrs. G. A. Vibert, 165
U _ tain-and France into an alliance in ing of Germany; but there is such  "I'I`u°rd St" w°°1Iast°“' last Tun'
" I  which Russia will be a party. position in this countr to such an mg' and 5°” t° Ch‘“"l°If°l3°W“» P-
E. T., Miss Power’s oil'thplaca._
Mrs. Vibert accompanied the re-I
mains.
WIIHLB3 GIIIIII _
CIIIIQ .SIAIIIIN
North SydneyIHandles in One
Day More Than 14,040
Messages.
NORTH SYDNEY, June 1.-In all
n
 R t _ The bodies oi his companions were-_ ammechanic of Oharlottenburg, Pr_us____ hheir agents they hire on empty ' ' ' ' a Ing all Ollllllg Ill CBIGDTZL' interview Mtn Manager Earle. of
COX I 3 Urn T0 Llldla. roasted in great tires of wood and B
_ they were devoured by the hundr’ed or
tw » dit _~ _T1 1 -PUDI Ifor several days, the band resumed
_B “Pen ure has ended its cum- Iits march from the smoking ruins of ihBe°°mmg tired of Waiting lfnger in
Peg" “Shim the Wsfrius Mvhrnand fthe settlement to be killed et nny
e to boldiwe man until it washes. tents of the premises in such fashion
prison Nikolaus lids now toil ss-
Wlth The Prince. Off the |-|0me_
- “H” ~ “PB Ch PHILADELPHIA D A .r i
lleved tnnt the indomitable will sn- Efd °” fg lv-"lily, consisting oi win.
'ousc fn' a likely neighborhood, and 'n ' . . . the Western Union Cable Company,
The German cohsuihr hhhhoiitihh iiihih with qhhed.. ihrhithrm hdveh_ I g to Make Fast Tnp |0ll Of Wlplng M0l`tgag8 and Manager Fenn of the Direct.
_ t t d ' 1 _
___ more savages, while_he was compelled Xie” notmed’ and requested the D01 mug B wo nys sa B of the can
_ to stung by thc witness the hideous hi
SIMLA June 1 _The B _hah __ | orgy. fter the feast, which lasted p
Cable company, of Halifax. The
Herald correspondent learned that
ble toascertaln the reason for his he leads Ulw Public to believe that this °m"° had 59;” 5 '°°°_§d ““m`
'°°°°°°""  A "“°  °":'t W  “ - rn.  .:.‘...§;'.° .;";..;;’
ac ua use in 't e ouse. LONDON J 1, A d t ~ _
, _ ~ rc Ons usually linda exposed nor sale from Devonport says in is widely be-` A hi , ' ' " un' "" Img" handhd by wean" Umon
tr; demon and on gundam Mh_im._im°menh and meet the (ate oi his ed that he is an anarciiist. nlnlilint the Sheraton chiifonier, which falls
Cable oiiieo here last Monday was
- .» _ » - H1811 8 years Old. his wife. Heed 14 046 which is not only the re-
peherhi wiiiwxs wiii rehhr t _ I _ ii, he came from Berlin in !\l.il liedged to pieces. the oak sideboard from deuvur to make 8 record for the At. 32 d hh i h.i ' ' .__
dlall t°Fl"'t01`y and remohllizg hllsl rlgggsln the jungle the band hhaiiy to k ll a high persofiuge of the lm- WhlCh U10 age 0011165 05 011 U18 PUT' lantic when conveying the Prince ol W an er C 1 dren’ Annie 17 “nd cord number for th" Om” but th'
f°"°"- TMS Unexpecwdly fhllld 00l<Ireac‘hed a village where Dr Neville
perial court who left (iernia_liy_l.'lst. c
lapse of tribal opposition hhd the ,ihii iii of haven The white hum the month with the Emperor William for piano which long ago ought to have
, illiam 7 of West Pensauken N. J. 1 t Y t, th h
ii ii th h d . , arges num icr ever sen roug
“ers ngws' ° “by gm” xgkgsfindcilxfnihrss9358231 Pl°k°ld were drowned .in Pensauken, creek be- any cable .-ill... 1|. rho world in
. - _ new-1 Dist. N.J.td nth .  -.-
dose of tba campaign are hbihrhh they had ever ’ Corfu. The man refused to git grown up. and the dozen bottles of ted i . ow vron ' 0 ay y ° One day II* “‘ '“u°"°d 0°
tributed ia;-gary to the thciiihiihohrch of wonder to hhgealgmegaihg further Particulars concerning his brandy of gre-at age nnd iieriness left
management f 'th I I ' ‘ 9
86 . Mid A is “OW undemwod the capsizing of e. small rowboat. Tho
Tuesday by ii\l|.t!l.~l‘ r.-.-..l~d day, tlld
 _ escort of battleships will precede her family was t kin . um 1; i p . - h
i-om 8 political sidh_chiidi,eh_ and they exhibited _a sort ehrand or a hint as to who instpuct by the previous tenant. a E an o ng par y num .er o masse. es andled bein
of Viceroy Lord Miuto, and removes o
What Quite recently seemed a In
threatening situation, possibly in- Ia
volvlng an Afghan war. ,u
The British losses in the eighteen lb
flhyi Of hhv Cillllpaign were six walk about his hut, and he discovered
"mm" 'killed and "ine W°\1l1dUd..tlhat: the savages had carried him
5“"m'y`tw° mm kmml and 144 Iacross the island and that their vil-
ags was on the ocean's shore.
difaiths- h°“’°""- Wm Caused bv MADE FRIENDS on THE. CANNI
C O erll.
wounded. Nearby bali of the'1
_mg
. ~ among the savagesf - h
tI"“'5“l° Of U19 Pefsohill Pl`0Pe"`t¥ rhvad been sent out in ‘search ot the I
lcit' by Mrs. Bella. Gunness was at.-
tcnded by between four or tive thou- 0
LAPORTE, Ind., Juno 1-The auc-
m.l
.will of the band until such time as
   months passed, and one day he sat
- o
an opportunity might be ailorded no
escape to a passing ship. Fifteen
n the beach in his tattered Pylamas
and a straw hat, and only articles
` ofclothing be had been allowed to t
bring with him into captivity, when C
' a
B
V team launch, carrying A number of lg
”* armed sailors, came ashore and be-
gan distributing beads and mirrors wouse_ after havhg deiihemted oh
he evidence for nearly nine hours
t it h was separated from
snnd persons. Many of the articles tili)§oil;1::;5?1 lcgped into the' lllllllflh
i rude tenderness toward* the priso-
s they could be understood. He was I
nconscions ior days, and finally he hi
ugan gaining sufficient strength to
BALS
He determined to keep the good
ship appearing in the oiling. A
Dr. Neville was informed that they t
ere from a Dutch gunboat which
ssionnry party. At a favorable
t is believed that the Emperor Wil- are almost a common in the West
imw. o ai
he case of Theodore S. Whituiore,
har ed with the killing of his .wife
er, and satisfied his wants as well 'W
lack swamp, in Harrison, N._ J., '
Wh
or the night.
him to commit thc crim or who
.of-considerable importance was hired
*_”i°‘;’_ `and filled with goods ostensibly al
if they had belonged there, and a
wiinhni rlsi cunn; in
  ... Glllll DIAMIINII
B .
hose body was found in the Lamp _, _
“B ‘°°“°" “P 1" "mi" CI” °°“" Asscher Describes Preparat-
ion ofCrown Jewel For
itmore was taken back`to the lflll
  »<...gnw..d. PH[S'T FiL|_|[H[S 
over 28 knots. gage on the home hc had purchased.
S Z
. few d‘&Y9- ' in celebration of the fact that the 14 Oi” D ~
I i i h iii t d hri hi B' _ _ _ , i.. uiing one hour of Monday
as the Dersonage to be kefllefli but saf;lqfLI~<:n?StJlTo;hw"rigagedl’1’0saI;1.wchic§ The Indomitahle B trial speed was mth" had Just cleared M’ Uh” m°rt` 800 “°°°I° °“““”g° ’“°5‘“¥‘~‘ -hom
New York to London were 'sent
am himself was the inhehhhh, `,ih__End as in t 8 remote suburbs In While rowing down Pensnuken ral-ough. this office, not.count.tng tlio
craft was caught in the swift cur-
rent and was carried against a scow
.1 HEARST GAINED THIRTEEN
VOTES
ALDEM, Mess., .Inns 1-Fletcher A. NEW YORK. May 30-A net sein of
Sutherland, Chief of the Everett Fire thll“t€0l1 ,V0f-68 101' William R- He8i'St
Department, who cnt his throat in an was shown in the oilicfal recount of
attempt to colnmit suicidolast Thursday the ballots in the first box opened in
night, died at the Malden Hospital asa the Supreme Court; yesterday in the
result of his injuries, Chief Sutherland proceedings brought by the Attorney
was born in Nova Scotia und had spent General Jackson for a recount: of all
most of his life in Everett. It is believ- the ballots cast in the mayorality
nd that overwork and worry led him to election of 1905.
the act which caused his death. He leav
es u widow; one son and one dunghter,~
FUNERAL OF PETER DAILEY\
fession attended the funeral 1.1 Peter
F. Dailey, the comedian, nlin-Ii took
ordinary commercial business trans-
cted 'Baking the avem e`as ten
“case in hcountry A residence   Shr;_<;k,R_v;v_hi::_l;ae_m1p_i.i7i;i_hiii_io tribes _l?te_i_¢: number received from London or
B . <
words per message Moni;iy's re-
' I ed in the stream. The boat Was cord would mean a husine f
leading London firm was brought mom 5*’ °
U  lN . down to conduct the S_ele_.___. _  . . ~   - - f $,`;§;t:;¥;e,n |212 th;uw2;2,_°°°“p'nt° HMSO w°rds 1°' the my'
-_mm
HIIIVIHII-YIILL 
. I'
___f»liIins"
The New Express Turlline
Steamships are Making ew
Records On Metropolitan
Line Between Boston And
BIIIII SINT Illlhllf
brought five and ten times their cost Iwhicii put bad; to the vessel, and he   
price. It is esvimatcd that the totallwah i.esCued_ 
receipts wns more than three times During the months he v,-no in eap-
whnt they should have been at an 'iiviiy he noted down in B book such
‘*"‘llll*1fY Bala- _ .. cannibals words as he learned, using
‘HIl¥f'ers, and, in time he had a list of
' ` several hundred words and phrases,
SCOTCH GIRLS COMING. which have since been of great use
-_ to missionaries. After he had fugly
LONDON, Jun 1.-Mrs. Sanford, of recovered from his adventure, r
WinniI>0i§. _ sailgd yesterday on thol
Empress of Britain in charge of sev-
mtymve 1|-ish and Scotch girls who bd in missionary work in China, Jap
nre going to Canada for domestic hh_ signaporecnnd dCcnte5al Amghichi.
h d
finished his studies and later engag-
tionally heavy passenger list. the United States at Niagra Falls.
:__ _. _ - -._
"AN EPISODE 0F THE _ _
  PARIS COMMUNE”
A Touching Story Di The Time When The P0DUlaCe
Ruled Paris. Other Fine Pictures
New Songs.
The time of the revolution has been and the list of ushd iilmslnot hg;li;ihg_
h PP Y
°h°“°” 1°' tl" submit °' °“° of New :lkchetihe thlenielfgy gf the pst-
Wonderland's films this evening, and |-ons Of the house _in f»hiB
lt is aiiathetic story. f»°\l°h:_'x “td regard. HS 01° P"°t“"° d “Th ”`
gled
powerfull telling of the s numia eepttonally good one, an
tunes whlcn are now eesentinliv Defi with B P"°5'°'§'hi;‘;“'§J';f§i°°“fJ'§itf‘::,f§§
vi the history of those days. A CW' *l“`°“3h°“‘h ecihi when ‘..i,i.i,i°
mm" 0m°i°r° P“‘n`_h” in pmuon 'Wm sing’ iy BP’ n very DoPular and
of duplieity on the part Of th' -0"* 1°' th” "“ '°'
- t
Nerville went to Oxford, where he were mi),-esentaberl by delegates at
tih
Herbert L. Bridgman, president _of
the Department of Geography ln UW
service. The Empress n, an excep- He cnme to ann n an cross o Brooklyn Institute of Art and
IIIPPIIIS lllll Ill
PIILIII HLEIUNS.
BSELS, J 1.-Twelve coun-
rl;}s',U includingullzlie United States,
e International Polar Congress,
Sciences, represented the Unilzcfll
- states. 'rne obiect oi the °0l1g~`°H°|
is bb create an internatinml ue-,
societion for the study Ol the FOIA"
regions.
?_i»_.____._.-
Pniilirii nhl
Abandoned All Intention of
Contesting Pictou. ‘
lout into smaller sizes, and even then V0? 01 t°fP°d° I’°“t”' A “P” of "I"
of cutting the Cullinan diamond. U10 _
ift of the 'rrsnsvnnl to King Ed- LONDQN ‘Iggy '°is1,,,I,Vf,i, gallhhrllg'
srd vii the historic stories of Pfeslden 0 0 f °P -
I _
men wllo are negotiating the work ----
g . _ .
tvhe Kohindor Queen Victoria/s cele- hmughll his f0\1l` UWB' "Bit to L°“'
L
th t th r b n demonstration at
omg Asscher and Hemyh Duizegd' of his depaitfircf but) with the desire Of
the firm of Joseph Assch r & C ., of , iii i
London. Paris, and Amsterdam.csme ghvihg _:lg-$12l;€fn_‘;’fE':xi_T__dF°;’_;i_;”Pr1n2;
into New York yesterday for their 9 3 f ' h
t
ihwhi perhaps the world has ave, Cabinet and a number of dip omnts
d it it ii b Cub is to bb the streets around the station gave
laced among the crown jewels o the i i ._
hdvsi Family oi crest Britain. and The °f1lihl_“=1i_cPl*‘i)'= "t‘i_;°i';‘§‘;‘m‘hgm§i‘§$
the work of separating it into parts DOVE’ *PG mb 'tem yin which the Prhs_f
and removing possible defects was es- 0:1' 115°" “nh “the 'Channel in homing ‘
sentially a delicate one Joseph Ass- l 9”* "OS"
' bandoned on ac-
cher, head of the firm undertook the t0 E“l1I““‘1' W” “ th t
task in pei.soh_ ' count. of tha roughness of e wh er
l
First be cleft the diamond into two “nd M~ Fnmems “md” th” Damage H
itish ships at Dover nnd the
tive spot in it was split exactly in The B’ hh _
the centre, leaving a part of this de- f°1'tB flmd "GYM saluteg “B t ef 11': I
teams ou o e |
feet on each piece of the stone. Now, Sidhnts “C8581 B i t ci
from one piece is being cu*t the large h“l`b°" *md uw comp Iment re um”
diamond. and tns other part will es by U1” Ff°“°l‘ °‘"“‘°°" “nd ""°i§°“f
ied the
one of these smaller stones when tin- lSh t0"l’°d° b°’“’9 "°°°mp°“ i i
ished will be ons or the largest dis- S¢°i¢;;‘;_';‘l““**i_f_{s““° Wa” “ll °“tf’ d° °
monde in existence. The larger stone Bl W8 ~
P'°b“blY lim b.° ‘l‘l°P'“““-°°d WDNDERFUI. PERFORMANCE.
____________
VANCOUVER. Juno 1.--It ,ls stat-
ed here in circles close to the Tup-
pers that Sir Hibbert: Tupper has
abandoned all intention of contest-
1°m'l vilicer-durilielf-y hBPPllY "WIA »l°'°"‘°.‘ "Mb ii so cos -and corn-
rnests its own reward, li not molly 'Ph' .-°1°‘“ “ ' 4 Y _
ag but Dh"ichu’_ fortable, is a great attraction the
_ . th i general
rn. rf...-to in nm- society-nov-, §§_gh§:§g,§§‘§; ,bg ,§,‘j‘,‘§°‘°,,,‘1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l
ing Pitbou County, and that he has
forwarded a letter to a prominent
Oonservative lead" ill _NW 9lB$°".
announcint that he' had docided,to
how main 19|; 7" oftimee taken ' I buf qv his acceptance ofthe no`mi
hh by those’ who n;¥€Bl‘ '10 h°mi’°°u‘1’:II;“:lf:il:;° hgfggfvsgrithirhgnhg ¢h(;Ti?ili:gt: I lhirftioii. tendered him _hm iiiiiiiitii;
ml vu' inf v a .. _I  _ _ It in freely sta s o
meitfiei' In wbiéi-.'m.',l"y_°!¥=?°°..*ih° ¢ll°I°l“P”'i %“’i'¥° i;'3,1i?i:t:v‘:1i`lizi°f|li?i‘:i‘:i'tt)o ST? 'I-Iibbert and his ,fatherinre sono
gnnx is lntereetini. M W°l 0° ““9Ql7'IMgh»" es ¢y1,lie‘hnil and therein nolbeeause R. L. Borden .made no at.-
“I "IM "--9°” 9- °‘-tm °h er- an “TT itoas to how long any onoItempt to cali off the McBride fac-
taiiimeiw.  th elil0yllll- I“"‘° m Comhi itibna opposition to Tupper'l__nomin-
“BTL iz" A 5 .4 °’ J“ly_m°':mmh;?' Mellett'a 'ad of valuable ation in Vancouver. Bhil \-hi* *|10
|lfl1|\£l|lt'wlhz dbolpll-ll A5 5 mm B” m' n Tu is out of the sms
W\icii \hl¢\l&'»|s¢r-hire baton, but 91090117 for sale which appears dice-is
owing to getting on vo a new w‘.vl°°. ‘"‘°"°°
ii ser river K _
r the prolent. ,
\ . `
"“*“ place in the lodge room of the l'rook-
lyn lodgo of Elks, ycsterdnv, There
J 1_.._}3 id th was a great nbundnnce .u liowers
ihrifgg Yigilggéy ugfven cues bi? tug ' from Mr. Dailcy's friends .iizd ad-
mirers.
THE CHRONICLE HOPES.
LONDON May 31 -The Ohroniii
ment pledge re the all-red route \» l!|
he made good.
NO LIQUOR AT CONVENTION.
' l were found out Of Wales and other members of t e DENVER, May 28.-There will be
Ighilhiihhiiiiit tlhut tgllliy of file i'.r.li.tcst f0YBl fllnlily. the membws io' the no liquor sold in the convention
ii d t tion 0 auditorium in Denver where the Na-
known. gathered at the ru '°‘h ahah lined tional Democratic convention meets
In-the first place the Cullinan dia- bid him farewell' Crow S B in July. Application was made to
mon ' 0 er as een ' 1 him a rousing farewell cheer. ths committee of m""."'°'°memB in
charge of the convention which is
some distance from the assembly
not neay the committee Rooms and
halds where the delegates will meet.
THE "ININE-FOOT SHEET BILL."
GUTHRIE Okla May 81 -Gover-
Hotel Inspection Bill, commonly
known as the Nine-Foot Sheet Bill,
because of the provision that the
»upper sheet on all hotel beds must.
be long enough to turn back two
and a. half feet over tho covers.
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'AND I.AvAi._
’** N May 80.-Dr. MseAlstcr_
RK T Roma, .1 1.-Delngrsnce, the MNDO ' ti. i ti, _
 E S' aeronalli. h‘5`£et\‘° W°"d'° 'woman' ='r:Tidn.:;Tl'icalst;E:u`hcil Iliad lfgreesego
CHICAGO, June 2. -(Special)6_;- record today, flying 12.7i50 rgxhirs “comin me dave” oi Mcaiii hhd mem-abil, ¢,-,mmbbqh
0 ' ; and remaining in the B f "'11, l i‘ itiee. 'rue wer omes
w¢|’$;t 391| minutes and 26 seconds. iihnvsrehgeherio gi" me “me (ac.
P rn $1 -12 _ “` iiitics t on nec students registered
Cgrn -- Ask for Mll'\a\'d'S And Till” N” oth” Ibere aeo to eNovn Scotia ¥\`Ml“B¢°°
Wheat _- ”-'-**'-‘-“_” in_ the hope that this will induce the
PM “"~97 cusroius lzavamrn other provinces to reaard 01° new
_ _ SHOWS LARGE DECREASE ion of reciprocity from a national
Keep iaimdh Linimsnt in thA'llouse~ *- _point of view.
OTTAWA. J uno 1-The Cnaawiiég 53';
' ~ f M _ ni ting to ,fi . .
C0nd¢ns¢d Advertlsements sggfosghts age $sr;ulri“\rge decrease Of Fl.
int wsinnzn
704 562 from tho corresponding month TORQNTO Jim, 3__(3i,mi‘1)_
Too late for Ululifiootion. _ of fruit year. The Customs revenue for Moderate b'°i.¢_b""¢_,i-1, lisibdm bm
‘ 08T  age of $2.788.008 from last vear.
‘L umbrella handle. Finder vl°l\|° -i"-_D--*'““`
April and May weather Shown Shrink- with about the some temperature.
N ew York.
___¢ _:__
_ Fourteen hours and twenty min-
utes is the latest record accredited
o the new triple-screw steel turbine
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-dey when he left ' ' _ " mi.-.....si.ip Yale or the Metropolitan
'brated gem. pale their inedlectual <10” to D C10” to d hopes that before long the Govern _
Ihres. Quietly and ostentatiously l°1` Dover by truin' He had “ke
~`r¢...mship Line between Boston and
New York. Her eistor ship the Har-
vard, which is accounted equally so
speedy and which has iiniilar equip
ment, did the trip one night this
week in fourteen hours nnd twenty-
nve minutes. They have each averag-
ed tweniy one knots and on almost
every trip thus far this neasonbavo
covered N... distance between' New
York .nd li-.ston on the all the way
by water route well within schedule
time. This means that these niagnf-
llcent white flyers are establishing
new records, doing in round dgureu
296; nautical milm in fifteen hours
or less, as the case may be. `
This fact once established was all
'that the traveling public required to
pieces in Buch a way that a defec- 011° Of the F“’n°_h channel Steamers' nor Haskell ymterdny' signed the 50°" ln "de" to feel iatwnd U15*
he promises of the Metropo-
litan Steamship ,Comoanyf re-
garding the new oxpren
passenger and freight service bo-
twoon Boston and New Yorkjhavo
been fulfilled. The stumptuoua flur-
niabingn and extraordinary conven-
iences and accommodations, of the
Harvard. and Yale, together with the
excellent cuisine and asvico in gen-
eral an points _rn connection with
thanaw express turbines which ap-
peal to all. They are assuredly n re-
velation and- have evoked no end- of
In addition `to the 340 regulon
irtaterooms each ship has IB largli
rooms en suite with bath, the pr eel
of the staterooms ranging from
h1.00 upwards. All the |1.00`i-oome
ave accommodations for two por-
eons. _and the 88.00 stcteroomn are
all outside- roollin, A few of the
unidsbip iiieirle $i.0l'l' rooms are pr-o<`
vided with three berths.
The leaving time, both from Boe-
ton (India Wharf) and New York
(Pier as Noi-tn River, foot of wen
10th Bt.) ip 6 p.ni. daily, Sundays ~
included. ard the chips onlne al
the port. o destination on the his
leave zoo wcymontl. st. e-sdsipd. ninrrdu Linlment Lumbormnw Frlend~ Minnrd'a Llnlmont Und by Phytlcia mowing moraine at I detest. ,. `
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