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Body 
mid “till ttllsiiy and*
_ .ndu:__nn@;ci_rnsheéi-n.n.,.t,'tti.¢in.
of Great' `(`.`r`uc`lty-1-;Wo\nan is now
'  ' `  Under -Arrest, -_-3-_ -
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lnouv, Juno 18_-(Special)-What looks l From appcaranpga she was dead- hefo
like n most ,brutal murder has been com- ‘WADE Dllwfd 0" the ground.
mitted within the lush day or two a
l'l_vmpt`on, Qlzby Q0. ~- _
'five children Elma Hope and_ May
liupe Yountf lived with Hope Young, th
.flute Elma was the sister. On _hid
tj' The other child, eighteen u\o|.\t.l\s old.
fl\°<l been sasaen-_mm us own hand and
` 'was stil_l nllve though very. for gong;
 It was taken care of and will recover.
‘"°"“i°iz um ‘w°md“ npmigd "mt 5°u‘i She Says she nas married to 1'1ed
children vigoro liiissing’ and today
Y found them missintz.
“ Young, lawyer of Boston, now deceasel
_ _ r.
“Mob Dar-by »f°“n'h’h¢ children' Elma’ Melanson, with wllom she lived has n
:igtai six, was lying dead in the wood
_tunic distance fromhomc bound hand and »
inet and gagged v¢ith_rags. _ _
H wife stlllllvlng. _
With. People around Plympton a
I0
.- -_ \ ° H096 Young says she left the children
“"°“°d ‘l""° ‘°f K_i"l5°_i_°y M°i““°°“' The playing in the yard yvhlic she went to th
i‘“i'y' M”'yf'”“:'h°‘°mu°"‘H°” Ysoimg neighbors and on returuingu little inter \
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,It is said the children were cruelly deuil
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There are few of.thc niembcrs of tho
Young Men's Christian Association, in
Ulmrlot-teto\\'n,who appreciate the Associ-
ation more or derive benetit from it than
its Student members. The majority of
0 them are away from home ulany having
Her 11°" Ehrhmllcd “dy “h°“'°d "h° making threats ugainnt the woman nevcrilvcd in a city bi.-foie To these tio
effects of a long period of abusefor sh
was scarcely momtlian skin and hone.
e though ut- the present time there is n
evidence against any one. llopc Young
l.envcs had been 'spread over her face. N now under m.rest_
. 4,. _._. ___ .i_
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'”~s='f-eu 
SYDNEY  Bio
  FIRE YESTERDAY
The Worst-to Takc Place-There_-Sims.-i902-“Chappell
` is Destroyed---The Best
Bros. \_Splcnd|d- Factory
Equipped in thc Provinces-Believed Work of
Incendiary.
Srnunv, J_aac_ iii.-(Speolai.)-Chappell
llros'  factory wus totally
iit-strayed hy the this morning, at nn esi.i_
mated loss of thirty thousand
The- tire was the worst. in Sydney since
i902. The flames had gained great head-
way before being discovered by the crew
of an auxiliary train going out of Inter-
uolouialyardp _ 5 _ _ _ _ _
The daemon, phi. up 9. splendid ngnt but
the odds were against them. Several
buildings in the vicinity caught including
Christ Chutbir, but it was saved with con~
CLARK_'S_ DEi._ICl0l.lS
` PORK AND BEANS
always ready. Those who know them are
always ready for them. Satisfy hunger.
Sold olaiu or with Cui'i or Tomato
Sauce. Bc and 10:: tins;
f. _ _ -1 -.  __
<
an Jn» -\.
1
f; -~= '
blderable dlfiiculty
torrlao and firemen could scare/sly ap-
fzmacli within working distance. _ _
 The factory was thc best equippedin
`the Province, tbe_|unfc_hlnex'y_being worth
§lx,_thcusand° _  _ __ _
 ' li-"-’Fei?i 
’ ff- = =.--_.tif
iaai 
£1 canntitii
ni.
1';-_J _"~s_: ' --
Were Those diet-*Matthew
 Lynch Who Dlsaiipesred
5 Last Fall-Found in
T5 Water. _
Gluvrn.\n, N. B., June 17.~(Speeinll-
-_a  _.; L_ jr; 1.
*_ '_ " L ii 'ii in ' h€l__Tl\e renmins of Matthew Lynch who
` _mysteriously disappeared last fall were
_ .~. ,,. ir;
 _
'l`h_e__S'ft_;t`é!" Shoe for m`en‘s,
and boys §3.oo_, ‘$_3.5o,__ $4.00.
and 'S '.00 _
'Madsen the following
lasts to _fit allikiads of feet.
-near the- Ballast Wharf at the western
"end of the town.
V Mr. Bennett saw thc body floating in
thewater and pulled it ashore with a
ihoathook.
1 Policeman Foley identified it by the
clothing. _
THE WEATHER.
1 Tonosro, June 10.-(SD¢Cl“l-l-FNB”
easterly, cool and showery.
rm: mursanruns. _
Much cooler weather with rain pre-
'vailed Saturday and yestcrdny.
_____.__.-_-
Promenade wide toe and _
wide ball. ' » -
National _pointed toe and
wide bill. "
Minn-d'» Liniment for me everywhere.
 ........ ..._ ....1 itiedicai Zoancii
'i if
 ¢_   3_5 ___ med  _Sarnmerside...... .. ..  ll.8ii`_l!_mr»ire of the nspvasibiilty which Application may be made to _,___ __ __ _ _
ou ‘ me mm oe’ it fn, t $10315 connection with thenplum truffle forced  " ` 
 TH” hem from uw burnlng mcbmy wué‘_r,f_'," E  _ __ "" "E _ " _ _,_ __ _ _- __ _ _ _tins number will be lnrgelylncreused later
' by the disaster on the Maryland Railroad ‘ force.. '-
°f » ` ' last ui ht. - Three engines andrnaay-cars were piled
found yesterday morning by Mr. Bennett
U social features of the Association are a
stroripgiittraction as they give scope in a
elcnn and wholesome manner to the social
instinct that is so strong i-n young man-
hood. The gymnasium and baths furnish
means for physiciai development. that
many are glad to nvuil themselves of, not
only giving the needed exercise but doing
it in a systematic manner that strength-
ens ami builds up the various parts of the
body.
The spiritual nature is also given utteri-
tion, for apart from the Sunday morning
and aftcriioolnmcetings which ure large] y
attended by them, ajlarge student Bible
Y
winter. The students come to the Prince
of Wales and Business Colleges of the city
from all _ parts of the, Island and while
~
class meets weekly. lfhe “Life of Clirlst-"|
was studied by this class during the last
` STUDENT - CLASSES
their main purpose is to secure an eduba- ~Thc Association ofl‘ers a student tieketat
tion the Young Men's Christian Associa~ greatly reduced rates thus aifordintr to ull
t'on seeks to aid them in developing an an opportunity to secure the advantages
all roigxd Christian manhood.
OF THE Y. M. C. A.
that may be secured by membership.
__Mr. McAfee.-
_ After reading of minutes of previous
session a letter was read from Rev. J. A.
;Clurke, M. A., referring to his absence
from Conference on account of ill health
It wus referred to the letter writers for
suitable reply.
1 Rev. C. Comben, having completed 50
yours of service, thc iettér writers were
ordered to send _a suitable letter, also a
letter from the same' committee was or-
_dored to bc sent to Rev. J. ii. Duke an
aged supernumerury.
` Rev. C. W. Hamilton read the report of
-the Sustentation Fund which was taken
_up section by section.
Rcrecommendatlon of the Charlotte-
town Dlstrlct. regarding u chance in the
constitution touching the delinquency
‘of claimant circuits, which lost nn am-
_ount from the claim equal to the amounts
of deficiency, if the full assessment
had not been raised The com-
mittee recommends the adoption
of thc recomcndntion and suggests a
'change of the word, ,‘rcquircd," to “cx~
pected "to raise u certain amount."
E After a free discussion in which Geo
Dawson, W. Dobson, Jas Smith, \V. R.
-Pepper, F. W. Whitman, Dr Inch. ami
others took part, Rev F. Marshall moved
Tas an amendment that a committee of
tive be appointed to examine the consti-
_tution and make what cllunges are in tho
interest ofthe fund.
The amendment. prevailed.
1- On motion of Dr` lnch, seconded by J.
f,E_. Irvine, the Sustenatiou Fund Gom-
rulttce was ordered to distribute the Fund
tion. '
E The Union Qhumh Relief fund report
'was rendered by Rev Dr Paisley as fol-
lowsz-
ii slcslvrs nr nxsraxcrs. -
St. John..............................$20.06
_Fredericton..,...  15.05
Woodstock..... ,. 10311
Chatham.... .  10.1!!
Sackville....... .. . . . . . . .
.. 15.50
St.Btmheo...  .. 
...__@
‘_ ln consideration of the fact that at
Etc the claimants§ou the present- constltut-_ ,the close of the war between Russia and
The Saturday session of tho Methodist necessary number of subscribers. A re-
'Conference opened with devotional ex-i
L-rciscs led by Rev. C. Flemington and‘
solution favouring such publication was
passed by a standing vote in honor
to Dr. Stewart. _
The Parsonage Aid Fund Report of the
Treasurer showed the receipts from loans
etc., $184.48 and the grants to Albert- cir-
cult $01.00 to Campbellton $i2‘J.00.
Temperance 'committee report was
rendered by Rev. H. Stanley Youngus
followsz-
\Ve deplore the evils which exists as
the result of the traillc und indulgence
in intoxicating drink and urge continued
effort on behalf of total prohibition. We
rejoice in the measure. of success which
has attended the enforcement of prohibi-
tion legislation in the city of Charlotte-
_t0wn, express our approval of the move-
ment now on foot to make that legislat-
ion efl`eci ive throughout the entire prov-
ince aud while not losing sight of the
_larger issue would commend such efforts
as shall meanwhile secure similar legisla-
tion in the several provinces of the Do-
minion.
\\'e recommend that delegates bc elect-
ed tq reprwscni. this conference at thc
tiiventlon ofthe Dominion Alliance to
'be held in Toronto on June 22nd.
We ackno\vlcrl;_:e the receipt ofa com-
munication from ltev. ll. Chowen, express
our appreciation of his work undurge
hearty co-operation with him inallhis
efforts for the suppression of evil. We
amendment to thc Criminal Code of Cun-
adn. legalizing betting on race courses,
and trust that said amendment may not
,become law.
Japan, there will probably be u revision
‘land other countries, your committee
7.il\
Charlottetown .... ._ . .. .  14.11)
to the British Government in order to
8
ful ' lniiuencc in relieving the
increased upon it fortoo long u time in
forced in this city was generally ap
     niiunaniis__ 
enforcement in New Brunswick. Behind _ = ' ~' ‘~ . ' - '-
the ,i’xohibiticn Act on 1'. E. Island isa
strong public sentiment, thus rendering
the act all the more eilectivc. Had New _
Brunswick such a nmn as Inspector
proved.
Jenkins, supported by the Provinclu
the Scott Act has been a curse to West
moreiand.
the excellent. enforcement of the Pro
seen at single trace of str-ont: drink.
The report after being discussed
some reference to the Scott Act.
ance and Moral licform wus appointed a
Smith
The Sustcnation Fund Committee is n
i 'Nia
in tin cn  ni   
_ _  _ _ 'Y _ nz* 
'E if ff.
i'r-rsnlirr- E*
=Though_»th_c___i?cace_; Conference _.Will rnggt at;§_§_ 
Washington-_--Japancst Threaten thc _flank
of Lincvitch’s; Pos
trcai in
_Russiahns tlnallyoillclally accepted \Vu.sl|-
lugton for the meeting of the pence con-
fferenco. _
'ria appear to be in full march towards a
big ongageuient. _
The Japanese have pushed thirty three
miles north of l"akoman. They have
`-tron;g forces there ns well us ln the rear
of l.inevilch’s advanced detnelnnents
ur-ar Chnntufu and they threaten thc
flank of the fortified positions as Sipingai
where Lcnevitch intended to offer battle
but from which hc pushed southward
» Although the way has been smoot_,hed _
for this conference operations in Manchu- 'ang w0pBng_ _drove the mwmys m“.uh.y
He emphatically 1-e]iu<iii\l.ed thestatement
reported to have been made by Senator _
l\‘IcSwcency in the Dominion Senate ilmt
Ilcv. Charles Flciniugtori commended
bibition Act in this city. llc lmd made a
study of the conditions here. and had not
` ‘ _ ~ at
ienutli was referred to the committee for
The Conference cmnmiltee on Teuiper-
during the months of the Japanese -inac-
.ilvlti-_ '_ '__ ‘, 1  .` __ f f_
‘ -- 5 `,, . .
A o
|ticm_mP_,ussians Rc- _
' Disorder ‘
Sr. P1-:'rsa~inuao, June lti.-(Speciul)- Tomo, June 1il-tSpccial.l- Report
K from the front indicate generally renewed
acti\'lt_v. _ In several districts advances
.have bi-Y-n made and Russian forces have
‘been repulsed. _
The Japanese right column near Lloy-
beforc it and occupied several villages.
The Russians finally retreated in een-
` fusion. _~
Mistellcnkds army wus thrown into
disorder, the soldiers became panic
stricken and lied abandoning plovislons
and ciothinu.
Our casualties were thirty killedjnd
one hundred and eighty-tive wounded.
The Russians left eiglity dead in front-
of _the centre column and their totni loss
_ iiiipll districts seems to have been great'
, -.
1-I
A working train crowded with men was
ordered to take a siding near this city to
lilltH llllllPlllll
l
Government and public sentiment, the ’
Scott Act. would bc strinp,'cntly enforced. 1'- _ _
Lrvi-zmfnor., .Tune iii _ (Speciui)- The (’ ,_ *Y __\-'~_\_5_ ___-_;  ‘ -__
-’ .' of f  A4/'~‘f ~~-/‘,’!_"'
members of the Canadian manufacturers ' " /Z "" ' » ' " -_ , A;-:'_
Association arrived here today on board _
' the Allan Liner Victorian. King Edward i""
has commanded their presence ut.VYiudsor _
_ Castle tomorrow morning. _ __
FISHERY BULLETIN.
lilulpequc, cod fair, lobster fair.
Albcrton, emi very plenty, ninckcre
gfair, lobster scarce.
s
follows: T. Murslinll G. Steele, C. \V.‘
llarnilton, J. I. Geller, I). Rogers,\V.
‘t
follows:-Dr 1’ai.~aiey, Dr Scott, J. E.
Irvine, Wllliuln Dobson and A. C. Bell. ,_ _
the members of the Conference to the The coufcrcnec ud_journc<l till Muuduy.  rs!   Papal.
HCil.l`CC.
_______;-fl-
` Miuarcfs Linimcnt Cures Lungs.
earnestly protest against the proposed '_' I , I , I I-| -'Rr _I , i
CANADA
PERMANENT
of the treaties between Chinn and Japan  
'_€I2€L...l§“"_...i.§‘.i’......1"`°"‘;2i....$.l€.1i..ii‘ iicad Office:-Toronto. _-  _ _
secure the suppression of the opium Pald up Capital ` ' $. 
trailic with Chinn, and would therefore Reserve Fund  
commend that this Conference throinzh - _ , .7
the Secetary of State ask thc Govcmor » Invested Funds ii*-.53 5 5*..SSno0°°°o
giL'“"il.f.°..'.ii.f.’fii'.l.°.if.‘1.§"iiZ”`i»2..7§`§ ` Money 10 L0;\1|_nn Real Estate,
f l 1 mlm onao e
i ball ver - dt. 'yfriiinlirdohsieiivn :rate emu Bla' *#51 Geaml Trrawwr $103-Sa ,open oninn. e ga.
A ~ , . _‘_ _ _ V - ' ` _ ` ' ` »  _ _ '_ ' `
 ’R‘dii-1:? Army and of the Medical Ctaoir Actt Mlm Posihjotowcts $103.65. _ r mmm connected with Temperance on H I   _ V  
_ -__ _ -i . __ , Q 2 "Cid *i Ch"‘°“°‘°w“ _ h:°;l‘*Y_;nI‘)°_';°h‘:_'; b'°"3h:'___°' 3'__Z"'i';___‘_’_: P. B. island were discussed by Revs. Geo. “_ _ _ O ’
P_ _f __ __ _ _§ 6 __ _UN J(n_‘Y_ |99?   e re|zsrd_ z st~1¢;Wnson,Dr.Pnin1sy, J. c. Bmu-_, A _ ____ Charlotte-ei  
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    l@fé*A,sn
delivered bylicv. Dr Stewart before the & G P famg
'-'_ _,For farther particular# reg in TM” ul U _ _,Th Tr' __ _, 0. Flemington, F. tey, .W.Roan, W. P y g _
u1¢»eez¢minnrion».¢f>pli€adon _:_  w_____:1“_l_s _____';:;ad w°'\___m _;_____e__“:_:’__ Lnwsanspenklngofths _working or me P¢_g¢r5,_P¢t¢rs & Inga, Solicitors
_ue made before Jai! 4 . 1° ¢ = P sem aecnnd also me prnhibiuen not in
Shun' A '°‘d"‘b' th°>°°'““'“"’°° W' D°b°°“ 'md S' .Chnrlottoto\\'n, and while some defects
_ S. R. _LENKINSJ MiD;. _ i.Howu~d. The price is 50 cents a eopy.__ W," hmm mmm ou," yeuhc wb asm
Er-16 tu fri 3\ _ °8“f\'_"~ _,_ A canvass will be made to secure th- _ _ __ -_
_ . _ __ _  _ _ __ __ __3_i_______ __ _  ____
i Bloomfield, cod fair, herring and lobster
4
9
ATRAINS'-__CQLL|DE   E 
WITH LOSS OF LIFE
i0nthc Maryland' Railroad on Saturday Night -Working
Train=Wasl0rdercd to-the ‘Siding -but Orders were
Disobcycd---lt Collider Witlpisly Express Train
Running Rnphily. - '
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    _ E _    I  B/\x.'l'|:uon.E, June 10.~(S_pccinl)-r a low the expressjo pass but the orders
- _  _ Twenty three are kno\vu to be dend and _were disgardod and the express und work-
|in_q train _came to_ge_t.h_e_r _w_l_l.h .terrific
in ncollfused mass. _ _ _
Wrecking parties at once went out and
_are still at work. Most of the casualties
,` were'on thc working tniiu. " '
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to $5f6l'5'éach. ` `  "
Croquet Sets. ¢ PGH.
: 6 ball, S ball, all prices.` '
Garden Sets. Sand
Polls, Shovels. Gar-
den Trovygh. _  __ _
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Tennis Nets. Rac-
guets, Balls, &c..
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sizes.)
Children’s Cabs
and Carriages. Dolls.
Cabs, Go Carts. &c., &c.
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