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CARRYING _COAL
T0 _THE _IR-0N (JRE
vin sieei ,Isini the canadian sed,
To Rival Pi'tliAbiii°`g’s`A Bisgest. May Be
Read ltr 0p'e;i'ationi By the
~ Fiisti oi' _Nov'éi'iilIer. ' `
NEW YORK, May Z8-`-(Special)-A ducts by November 1."
despatch from Pittsburg says: The nature of the machinery to be
“Another :nova toward centering -ordered shows the mills will be.rlv
the iron amd steel iiigiigtry of the als of even the biggest and beat Pit-
uiiited 'sea-tea on thu borders or nie tsbure mills.
great lakes was made when a con- The? Will A16 TJY NT U10 l»lKS€91'» ADI
tract' was closed by the Algoma Canada. "
seen co., for $500,000 worui ni After years of may by tlwee °°11~
henvy uteal machinery to be dniive,-.<, cerned' in the project they have decid
ed at Sault Bee Marie_ Canada' as i»:l lt is chea/per to carry the coal to
uickly as ppssib1e_ .the iron ore than to bring the ore to
qn is nie intention oi the Piiiirnei- ”"° °‘~’“" “B H” "°°“ the °““°‘“ ‘°-'
Phians anlrli Londoners hack of this y°f‘t"i's_ the ingentlon to so dtex, tha-
plant' to ave two immense steel
mills there, 'clirning out steel pro-
u~v¢~»-.fi .,;.'_fz-H _
Canadian trade and -the trade of the
Noethlwestern States. `
A EIIMPLIMEHTARI A
HAHUIIET Tl] HE GIVEN
NAIROBI, British East Africa, May
27-Theodore Rocsevelt, \vho is at
present the ‘guest of Governor Jack-
son of Nairobi, has accepted an ln-
vitation to a public b.s.nql\1et:to be
given in his honor on August 3.
Mr. Roosevelt has secured 86 speci-
mens ol game of 22 different' variet-
ies; with the exception of six spe¢i.
mens thu; are all for the National
Museum at Washington. The natural-
iiuts ofthe party have obtained a-
bout 1,000 specimens off birds, mam-
mals and snakui,
_._`_€-_._.¢.`;
IIIII III Iunwin
II srl I:I|IIIII
1;-
PARIS, May 27-The decision of the
Superior Court of Count' Boni De
(‘asl:ellane’s appeal of the case
brought by him for the custody of
his children was handed down today,
and is a partial victory for thu
Countl. It confirmed the decision of
the lower court givin-g the mother
the custody of the children but it
set forth th:-it the father aio-iie‘ had
the rgght, to choose their instructor
und designate the college in which
they are to ble educated. Furthermoru
Prince Helie De Sagan is specifically
cxcludrd from thc list of persons au-
thorized to visit the children and
the l°_7ouIIt's contention that the in-
lluivnce of the Prince is pernicious is
thus in eflc-ct sustained. The costs of
the appeal are divided. _
(‘()NSUL HALE, '
AS BEEN PROMOTED.
WASHINGTON, May 20-Franklin
lflule of Vermont, is pi‘omo_te.d from
thc Consulat at Cha-rlo'tteoown' to thc
l’i.nsulul: at Trlliiilad' and Maxwell
hloorehcad, Consul .in Ac-apulco,»
Mexico, has received* notice of promo-‘
tion to bc' Consul at St. John.
HAHHAHAH HAS
TWH SUSPECTS
_'___
DALHOUSIE, N. B., May 27-De-
tective I-lnnrahan, of Halifax, arriv-
ed here this mofming and located two
parties who were in Truro when the
station robbery took place. They oi-
.fered no resistance when arresfteldl and
we-ro taken to Truro on a. freight
train tonight.
Detective Hlaiirahan does not con-
sider the men arrested in any way
connected with the crime. The sole
reason for their arrest is that they
had been seen lounging; around- Truro
previous to the- burglary and' thart
they left the town the day' following
The men arrived' in Dalhousie with
but ten cents in 'their pockets. Thny
found e'mp1oy'men»t' with the Dalhou-
sie Lumber Company and have prov-
cd -thcmselvni industrious. The men
in no way answer the description
given' out of the crooks warnted.. They
are uoth Englishmen. Whun arrested
they denied all knowledge of the af-
fair.
DESPERADES HAVE ESCAPED.
VANBUREN, Me., May 28-Sheriifia
and dutectives on both sides of ‘th<{
Maine-New Brunswick (border are
searching for two desperadoes who
escaped from the county jail in Ed-
mundston where they-were being held
for nn attempt at train wrecking and
dynaimiting. The men' are Ubald
Micha and Paul Micha, brothers, of
Baker Lake.
They are charged with atternpting
to dynamite the station at Clair on
the Temiscou-ata' railroad opposite
Fort Kent and with attempting to
‘wreck the night express from Ed-
mundston at that point. Traced by
,detectives and lodged in jail, they
I managed to- make their escape.:
AMERICAN VESSEL ASHORE.
LUNENBURG, Mary 27.-The well
known American fishing schooner,
Ella M. Doughty of Portland is n-
shore at La Have.
Miii:irii's Lluluieul ' "vi-l»orniau'~ Friend '
Keep l\liuard’s Linimeni in the house.
L- ;_ -has-_~~-.__ ~~)=4=;v_ : __j‘_*"
GRAND Isu_sINIEss TRAINING
ron HAPPY Y
Milburn, Lot 40,
hui- of the prominent young lnllielf
lrruu liiiig’s (`ou'nty#District. All “W
liuurdlnn's race for the Bili Free THA’
to New York City and- return. Wll0
forged ahead to third DOBNAUH A" AEST*
count. ’ ‘-
The tour onine will be open uJ1'llS\'ll¢
until nine o’clock.. ~ “ I
'l‘he bnllot in todays issue will bel
lound on [Inge 12. "
Among the inwards givenf bi' Th-9
Guardian in its Big FreeI"I‘l‘iP ¢'0“'
test iii a scholarship in the Intvfnli'
tional Correspondence school."
This great school has achieved n
success on its own account which
must lmpi-en; even ii cneu-al observer
With the fact that its methods m\lSt
'uv decidedly all right, but won more
convincing is the success which has
'been obtained by th‘oac".who having
undertaken courses in th¢*;l¥\l_l¥_l_°\`9‘¥"
branches taught have-won S\l¢°€Sl\
that would never have been their!
_QUNG LADIES
grnduntcs oi thc l.C.S- D0S3€liSl“E Ulf’
diploma of the institution 11111)' °0Tl‘
fidently oilcr themselves as candid-
ntis for Ii situation. The course iS 8
correspondence one, and can be un-
dertaken by any one. There is a wide
choice of sabieccs and' anyone wlwe
particular inclination to one branch
of trade <or profession mniyl gratify
his desire and choose that which he
likes ies-c. This Hchvlafshlv lf' Sl Valli'
awe prize and- entitles the winner to
n complete course; and in the cvcnt
of successfully passing the €IXBl1_\l'l1Bf`
tion n diploma. These diplomas
as has been already said are recogniz-
ed everywhere ais evidence that th”
holder has special qualiiicxions in
the line for which it haf! 011 $,lV6'll
and will enable the snccesulul winner
of it to obtain a position witlli- com-
1* til .
pa;Il‘;isve'§::ilrd8Y MHY zmaledl _ im
tm,-1anh_¢]ny a vote can be£_U_ 3
this great contest. Votes e _B313
theft come by any' mail dfuc in B
city to-day ol' liflllllgllli W9
eirmianight.. if the Sv S- Em-
press ‘should ne 'délllywli 5°! “S '59 5°'
lay the mail exprbss until alter mid-
_mght the votes on such an delaved
“n§n11J‘trhin' will he accepted. The
" ddigtule' nppllen_to an! ntl1¢‘l‘ ' |10'
fiay -muff train. _
_ Imhing the past week merry 055°!"
have' been made All U18 cmdidalf
t ding.
,B  fiqiienfs county District" nie.
following candidaltes hwve moved B-
hesd one or more Pll¢°F- Ml*
.-9-;
SASKATOON, May 2B--(Speclal)-
The new post afliceend fire hall were
struck by lightninglduring the fierce
storm which raged \-hiere.
_ The rain wlll_ do an immense am-
ount of good in the country and pro-
bably be worth millions to the farm-
ers. '
CALGARY, May 28-(Special)-A
great flow of mtunl gas was struck
lhalists in the east of Calgary
It is giving ‘at ‘present a million
cubic feet every twenty-four hours,
 this likely -_be increased.

MONTREAL, May 29-(Special-)-J
H. P. Roy, president of the Banque
St. Jean was sentenced to five years
in this penitentlary for giving false
returns to the Government.
PUHTIANII HITLIIIHH
IIUT EUR liIllII] PRICES
PORTLAND, Me., May 27-At ll
special rnceting of the City Council
last evening to take action on- the
bids to the purchase of the city'a
holdings oi the Portland amd Ogdens-
burg Railroad stock at $54, the Fin-
ancu Committee reported that no
‘bids were received at ‘that figure. A
letter from the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Portland, to
buy- the stock at $417.50 per share was
received, but this proposition- was
not accepted. __
In the event that the stock can br-
sold at $50, which is believed it' can,
there will be a possibility that the
work of cons*tl’uc'l1ion on the new City
I-laill, which has been held< up arwait-y
ing, a- plan of financing its building,,
will be continued.
ui-il T
MIINTREAI _PUIIIZE 
PAIII' EIIH JUHS
MONTREAL, May Z7-Startling
evidence was given at the Montreal
royal commission today by Madame
Duvergne, the separated wife of Oscar
Proulx, 'uroft-her of Chairmam Profulx,
of the police committee.
‘ Mrs. Proulx stated that while she
was living with her huuband several
constables had left money with her
for Oscar Proulx and that this mon-
ey wanto he paid over to Aid. Proulx
as the pricu of their positions on the
police force. Shefnamed' three men-»
Constables' 0. M. Fontaine, who had
left several instalments of $10 nach
with her or'l'ie_r husband, as the pi-ice
of reinstatement on the force aitei
dismissal; another, Xavier Lacroix,
had given her' an envelope of money
and fI‘_ie wanted some of it, but' he;
husband trild her it was for Aid.
Proulx, part 'df the price of La,croix'r
job on tlie_fdrée;' another, Euchariste
Rey, had-‘Iian3le<1- her $25 in iiiiiei-ein
instalments for the same purpose-.
A determined effort was maade by
Mr. Le-bliunc tq discredit Mrs. Pi-.oulx’s
testimony ami to prove that' shc was
nn abfnndo-ned womavn who made her
living by prostitutipn, but the wit-
ness denied this throughout n ci-ooo
examination of more tha/n an hour,
during which she repeatedly broke ln-
to tears. She, however, said. she h-aid
tcild the story in order to secure' ven-
geance' ‘_ on her' hnsbamd who, sho
thought, had tsea/ted her badly.
Detective _Liohsrge also testified
that wlhiu the qwedtion of promotion
came u,p ho wfais spilt for by Quarter-
master Holla/nd, o the police dliupalrt-
nient. who told him if he wadtedloro-
motlsn it would cost him $100. He,
however, refused to pay a cent., a/nd
got his promotion.
A number of cvtliér detectives denied'
having been approached to pay for
promotion. 
NMPIIII FIIII
  L'sI__aI P. w. c.
_ --¢T- ‘
'I‘.'A. LePage Prize-Fpr best stu-
dent _of ,the nr A year-Robert Mn-
_Laughlln,’__Chai'l stown. ,
- sacoup' Yuma,-_ona'rrr‘IcA'rIcs_
'  (,Iii orde;'¢_f__._n;|erIt-.)
Nellie M Donald, oftli Bedenue, and
winiieii Eriéimai-sh, City, equal.
FIRST EAR OERTIFICATES.
~ Aria ord-erlof Merit.)
Robert dlruugvhlin, City.
_, ..»~-._~|'-'\P\w»vl|l1_~I1n.~- ---,...   Y --'  " $1” ~ nf ‘-' 
TRURO, May 28-(Special)-The
local. ppllce.nttach no particular in-,
terest to the arrest of the men at
Dalhousie as suspects lu the express
odlce "robbery, excepting as their exi-
amfnation 'will dispose of the laet
two strangers known to have been in
Truro 'ou the day of the hold-up.
Burgess will be given an opportun-
ity to identify the men.
in a wall being drli,ed by local cap- I - 
IIIII IIIIIII
AT SASIIVIILE-
T _   Kna_yI.Nol
» of the _IF_lames Raging
Above Them.
SACKVILLE. May 28-(Special)-|`
A house owI_IedVand.cccupied_ by Oli-
ver Crossmian,_ two 'miles fiom Sack-
ville, was totally destroyed by fire.
Practically all the furniture _ was
‘also burnud. ` _ I
The family were at dinner when _ fi
neighbor rushed in ylth the word
that the upper part of the house was
in flames.
Iiicruiible as it may seem, the.
family had no earlier warning and
when they tried' to force their way
up stairs, the smoke and flames for-
ced them back.
In ,im short time the quilding was in
ashes.  _
No furnitnrd iron: the upper floor
wassa-ved and "but little from the
ground floor. No ‘l'nSl1l`&l1°¢-
 *“
III |IIIuIIcI _  
nl ANI IIIIINI
LONDON, May 27r-A writer won-
ders whether the fugie blue H0110-
diamond has been fe cl.si'ag‘its evil
influence nga/in. It has-al remarkable
past, and the latent plltwe of its his-
tory aegms to give the superstitioiia
another argument.
The diamond was originally stolen
from the crowrr oi an Indiagi Rlaljah
early in the seventeenth centufry and
brought to France by Jean Batiste
Tai-venier, Baron d'Anboane:_At the
beginning of the last century, alter
,___-
POBTSM'0U'l‘H , May- Z8-( Special ;
-The battleship cruiser Invincible
made a remarkable full-speed run- on
the way here from Queens Ferry.
' B\Ic"aveI'ag~cd more than 28 knots,
and at one time dttaiiied nearly 29
knots. '
IIIIIIISHIIREMEH
AFT Ill STHIKI
_ --» min-.i~.
Fofrusl Fires in Michigan Tut
ally Destroyed Town- Peo-"
ple Escape by Train.
DETROIT, may ee-(special)-It is
almost certain that 20,000 members of
the Tnfbernational longshoremen’s as-
sociation in the lake district will $0
on strllge.
ix neieulndum vote is being taken
an the outcome is not in c e slight-
est: doubt.
The vote will be overwhelming for
the's‘t_r_ike.
A special from Necemm Says. M-
ost. fires are raging in the vicinity,
and the town of' Dalton, has been
completely destroyed.
A special tri-iin took the people 0|
ghqmown to Ba!e¥5E 
Helena McDonald, Tracadle.
Alice Johnson, Albertpn, and
Mary Munch, cherry valley. equal.
Dorothy McCannell, City.
Ethel Taylor, City.
Bruce Howatt, French River.
Alice M'eGu»i~gnn, Hope River.
Befltrice Dennis, Albureon.
Irene Cahill, Kildare.
Ada Trainer, Elmwood.
Bella McKenzie-, Flat River.
John Murray, Bradalbane.
Mary Campbell, Greenvale.
William Mcl“ai-lane, City, and
Mabel Morrow. Elmira, equal. '
Cyrus Poirier, Muddy Creek.
Joh/rr McDo»nw1d, Rice Point.
Irene Douglas, Hunter River.
Enid Howatt, Hunter River.
Julia Graham, Braidnlbane. V
Muriel M'cMil_lan,~Fairview
Rita Sangz_1be'r, City. .
Bu.-tha Vessey, Dunstailnage.
Louis Costello, Bonwc-li. '
The temperature was forty eight
degrees above zero at half past' two
this morning.
Ask for lllinn d's and take no other.
various vicissitudea, it was brought'
by H090. the banker, and it is
said that all his heirs 'who by turns
owned the blue diamond met with
tragic ends. `
Finally Ima Francis I-Iopa’s neces-_ `
sitlcs required' that the d_i.amond(b'e`
sold out of t-lie_Hopg fa_IniIily's pos-
session. It then bneqme the property
of an American who sdld it ' last'
year. its next prossesqor was none
other than Abdul H.alm~l’d, the dwpoo-
cd Sultan of Turkey. W-hether he his
taken it with him into his retire-
ment, or left it to avenge him on his
successor, Mohammed Y., _is non
known. ` `
Leo Wallace, Alma.
William Kccfc, Albcrton.
Annie Smith, Eldon. f _
Mabel L0ngWorth', City.' '
Lilian Dockcndorf, York ~Point, and
Jean Lewis, Cardigan, (oq)ial.)
Agnes Murnaghan, Charlottefiownl.
Alvn Matheson, Dundas. `
Ada Houston, North-Ruatico.
Dorothy Weeks,” Alberton-.` I
Trynlwna wright. searIwwu.-
Patrick Walsh, Bt. A.nne'a.
Alexander McLeod, Hunter River.
Mine Reilly, Sherbrooke.
Wiiinifred Corcoran, City,
Natham Bears, Brooklyn.
Peter LeClair, Martin.
Iiois Alwerd, Summerside.
'Bernard Mclntyre, Mlllcove.
Mdldred' Gallant. Leofvillc;
Patrick Murphy, St. Anne's.
Bruce Harvey, Cmpe Tm/versa,
Eva Moore, Victoria Cross.
Helen Forsythe, City.
gedrlc Balde/rston, City.
essie McKn.izie, Springfield.
Janie Pineau, Bloomfield.
Aileen McPhee, Georgetown.
Hammond' Johnson, City.
kloyd MeQua/rrie, Roseneath.
fiburu Bell, Tryon. 7
_Jlohn Howard, City.
Annie Gavin, Tig-nish.
Ruioel Smith. Middleton.
gerjorie ' Csmrpbell. Elmira.
dwin Dewar, City, and ‘
Flomnce Johnson-, Georgetowni eqpnij
ga Reid-, stanley.
eip sizsrry, oiiiirietmow-ii, and
Juuaw ite, Rollo Bay. equal.
William McDonald, Greenvale.
Stewart Simpson, City.
Laura Gordon, Head of Cardigan-.i
Alice Morrow, Lffitle River.
lrene Leckie, North Bedenue
Emma iiacuiiiaii, cornwall, Mies Aiden Dawson, veeeria. Ausueta Guns, Indian niml
been reduced to' a system the teach~
Alle' oi which is lo suécesehll that
v .-
ri ,`,V,’,
i , i.i~»
M ,. .,
me Buchanan. Brookfield. Mics malta Pai-Iier. Georgetown. 'K¢‘=l1l°'-11 M°D°M/ld. Smirlu. ‘
121,., pi ming, cIiii¢ou_aix§l_ Mi°_g,_ii,;9Iq snnu , _vim-Iinmowa. Wefsmt Mebowld. Tryon. ann-
iiva Miitéli. lim-iiiiriifie. James Mwii§iia,'iHuum River. 24"” Marley. Murray timber. ewan.
in "Montague, Georgetown and Rex Ln, vin |._l_ ary Mclnnis. St. Peters.
rig East, District" tht Chlldld Helm vruwuh. rlottmb D0lin McFa\'l Ml C
30,, ‘ ` ,Clit vm. , ‘ Y . ence Cove.
ates are very close. It would tcke Jeanette M`¢'b_l_QQ‘jBrIidolt»ane. AUlbl`0W Pwlb City-
imiy ii few niiacripcionsb ';<;a=;gl‘;g e sIi¢»_~isy_,M¢n@Q§,__yyIiIm im. cross. gzlgfelhiqynun. »;l'\;|lini11yiwd C
”’§=,,.°l‘.‘;2,‘§,°,,-2," $‘§,,.‘l§°'i`§l`.iiin-- anne 'f cn1'0AcoMARKs'rs. "' -aqiiimiia helm..-' iniyiiiii '°°'
Riley. Ml1l»\“'“ l"“ l“'“"°° "°'“ mm omosao my zs-<si»°'=IsI>-  d“”' -‘f‘."f-'2L’2;-__A
*° “‘"“ "°°m°'i" I in-' may what    iiai SHOWERY.
The atb” oomimists coiiiitntiiizhwgh May Corn     69| , _ -F- _ _
°'"“"°d mm Eiimmmiii ni vm .miie when _ _ .. . _ isz irohogro Inf I9-(ly,"=l*l7'-,_ a
f“°“°"“““ ‘““1 .I " 0 rn ..s.'.'..'.°.'  _  *Il* Modern '!0'fl'nlA vihdc Iwi v
"‘"°”"°“ "°“°“' 1.13:; P§f¢_-.-......  ,......,.,.-_$18-1° °=ln?il°*°'r- ' -
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i
condensed Advertisements
-cron nm in oeirneuueae
 LE_fl‘, a fi-ont bedroom plena-
~l a/ntly situated about 3 minutes
wmlk from business part of the town.
Apply at 112 Prince Bt. 5-29d1wpd_
AUCTION SALE. Valuable double
' tenement house on Ricbpilqilgi
Street fronting on Hillsborough
square owned- by w. r. Puiiiipa win
bc sold by public auction on 'Friday
the 18th of June 1909 an; 12 o’clock
noon. For particulars app,y\ to Mc-
Lean and McKinnon or to Beal. Car-
ter &_Co. Au<_:ti_oue2s.__ 5_;29§l_1§i.
Wnump, position as been-Keeper
`.or cashier. Apply to Box. 1077,
City
_ _ s-zuiiiwili.
.WANTED, a pastry cook. Apply at
Lonerg~anI’a Quick Lunchi, 124
Gt. Geo. St. 5-29d<ii.
,I-POR SALE. Registered Shorthorn
. I Bull two years old. Apply to
A. Kcn.ncdy,' Southpgrt.__5-@§_dr£i__ipd.
"uc'rIoN sans. I win sen by
I public aruction on the lvlarrket
Buuarre, Tuesday at I2 o'clock p. in.
one driving mare. Terms cash. A.
B ener, Auctioneer. 5-294111.
Ii OUSE T0 LET also s-iiop.\L. P.
(
Tanton. 5-29 1W'l7<1-
sale of cattle wlllitake place nt,
* _ Dijngwell Jenkins, _Vernon River
Bridge on Tuedday, June lst at 4
n’_¢1o_ok, Nineteen head of choice
muon nowii to be sold. John A. M_c-
Dqwydv Auycqiiolog-,__ 5-29d2i\'1i_pd.
WiNwD` Iii-at Juiy, an ,americas-
ed ceaciisr ;er§\qyn1al_§li¢hc0l~
Liberal sow Bmw W D9 DN 
teacher. Apply A0 ¢l“°W°°- Allilfl'
Jenkins, Frederick Prauglit or W, _L
Yeung,'S_eety.___»___ ‘ 1 5'295ffl-
[Fuser-i chkiis daily at vawiiu- ii
_ _ I oyster house__by_th_eApint, quart,
pec ct bbll " ‘ ' `5EWl3_1 "
5.
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"rue I 
1'.” You waste ln lookin! “P “"
ll matic help could be 
, al ilcertinkl" °
3 3g||T:'?pd`. in oi|r_Classlf_l_¢d
,El Cclumnc. Our iii?" A3 "Q3
‘lay me a¢'ni-am aim. ma
 into hundreds of ll°l11¢&
 lint get no ether.
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PARIS, May 28-(Special)-Aa th
invwl-lA8‘8ti_0'ns continue the scandals
in the matter of naval supplies and
construction appear morn and more
serious.
Other instances of defective mater-
ial furnished by contractors have
been discovered and it is learned
that under thu administrations of
Pellaton and Thompson, bribes were
odered the inspectors.
Defective plates on the submarines
end~a.ugeru:l the lives of thc crews.
Thediiicasse commission liau ask-
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WELIIIIME RAIII  __ THE HITIIIIIIIIIE _.I  ESTIGATlNG;~.
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Lightning _Destroyed Saska- The Suspects Arrested Not. Blg Baltleshlp Cruiser Aver- France, Fmds Corruption in Colllleclhll
toon Post Office. Calgary elieved lo Be Guilty aged 28 Knots or 32 » A - ’ '- - - _
Has a Fine Gass Well. _Parties. Miles an Hour.. with wa”-bmi Bmldmg' Couapsg 
General Labor Sfi'ilie._New 0|-der '
of Things 'CAom_i-ng.
end for the prosecution oi' 'l'liemiwn,
the !ormai°_Ministe1‘ of Marine, and
Dupont, his private secretary.
I, The prestige of the general federa-
tion of labor has gone to pieces since
the collause of the general strike.
Neil, their secretary, has l'Ql'§DUA‘»
and the more powerful uuionsl have
withdrawn with the intention of lor-
ming _a new confederation which
shall be without thc revolutionary
characteristics of the old one.
The general association of pos'tmen
has repudiatcd its connection: Will!
the worlrmen's organizations.
HALITAII I. M. E. A.
SIIIIH RAISED SllIll.llllI`
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I-IAi.1_FAx, N. s., May 2'1~rIie‘
Halifax Y. M. C. A. building fund
campaign has been on for about nine
lfays._ The largest single pledge was
received this morning. Miss Emily
Scarie, of Dartmouth, pnomisedi $7,-
000 for the reception room, to serve
as a memorial to lier father, the late
Frederick Scarfe, mayor of Dari.-
mouth. 'l\his', with the sul-.Scriptlons
collected by the young men brings
the fund up to more than $100,000.
f The goal selt before the association
was $108,000, by June 1, but there is
now a possibility t/hat the plans of
the Proposed bui‘ldin¢_mwy 'ne chang-
ed, providing for an usilafrged build-
ing to cost $120,000. _
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NEW YORK, May 27-William Tra-
vers Jeroxne, District Attorney of
NEW Y0l`k. took his seait, at Cooper
Union last night after an evening
unique in the pol tical alnnala of the
city, during which he attempted to
explain: the administration of his of-
fice, pursuant to bin agreement to
give an account of his steward-
ship." Hundreds of questions were
literally hurled at him, and' after a
turuu-lene meeting, the 2,000 or ,ore
'persons who packed Cooper Union,
‘l°°1m9d t0 1"5E‘lSte'r a vote of crnll-
dence. An attempt to brim; about
such a vote was made, but in was
hissed down' by Mr. Jerorni” oppon-
ents. This ended a ,politicu l..nova-
tion which had been lookrd forward
to as a precedent:-that of a public
odicer vindieatlng himself by frank
recital before the people.
Whait effect this will have on Mr,
Jerome's political ambitions is pro-
blematical. He has been desirous for
some time, it is understood, of seek-
ing a re-nomination for District At-
torney on an indepiudent ticket.
PHIIIIIIIIIIAIIST HAS
~ IIAHHIIW ESIIAP
SAN l¢'ltANClB(7O, May 25.--Whilu
policeman J. A. Anneor of the south,
ern station. San Francisco, was rc-
tiirning to his heat on the morning
of April l6tlI', he was attracted by the
sound of c. police whistle coming
from the direction of Bontii Park”
and at the corner oi Second street,
came upon Y. Mwtsumnyc, quarter-
master of the steamer (lhivo Maru,
lying alt the mlalil dock. The latter'
informed him th-at a Japanese sailor
had just run away, and pointed to
Tomijo Kawazinoto, who was running
some distance od.
The officer overtook him and anim
was about to place him under arrest
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MIHE MANAGERS
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COBALT, May 28~(Speclal;-l-llub-
ert Sager, son of the manager of
Last .Chance Mine. Lntchford, was
drowned while out canoeing with a.
companion below the rapids.
l After ii desperate. struggle his com~
paiiion managed to reach ir small is-
land, but Sager was swept down.
He had recently come from Builalu.
SIXTY IIHMEHS JIIIII
IH MAI] ITIIG CHASE
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OXFORD, Pa., May 27--Mounted Ou
their swifteet horses, sixty farmers
of Colerain township, Chester Coun-
ty, had an exciting cross-country run
alter a mad' dog on Sunday morning.
The rabid animal was first noticed
by Charles Anderson, of Mount Ver-
non. lt ran through his dooryard.
a~ rl hit several of his d‘o;,"», and then
st-iff.-1 iicrrs- country, snaplrlng at
cw-rv aniiuiil it in t Anderson at
uziic jumped on Ii 'nurse ond' :uartedi
in pursuit. ~I-ie ga\e the alarm as he-
pisvrl by lal'mh0*ilS€B, and Illlty mm
wirf- .~ ~ following the quarry mer
yelds and fences.
The mad dog was overtaken on the
farm of F. M. Stevenson. There sev-
L-rfil children were in the yard plny-
ing. Waincd by the shouts of the
liorscincn, they ran indoors just in
time to escape being bitten. As soon
as the children weru out of the way'a
shot killed the mad. Before it was
slain the rabid animal bit about
thirty other dogs, and nearly allot
them have been killed.
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the Japanese drew a< knife a/nd nt-
tempted to utah him. Aiinear pulled
his club and tried- to beat hh eisall-
ant, but Kiawaimloto used lin-jitsu and
was too much for the policeman. An-
lwcr felt himself being overcome, and
determined to try 'to frighten his op-
ponent. He pulled his revolver and
fired once in the wir. The Japunwg
drew away for amoment, but seeing
that the policeman did not intend
to shoot him, he sprang 'haick to tim
attack. Once more Anuear tired, this
time over ffhc head of l°{a,wamoto,'I,ut
as thelnttcr cloned upon him he cut)
a gash in his cheek and slashed his
uniform.
Annear, pained by hiu wound,
stumulid over ai. cobblestone and
fell back. Taking advantage of his
fiivll, the .Inpnnasc sprung with his
Imliftcd knife and was about tu
plunge it into the stomach ol\ the
fallen policeman when Annear shoe
Knwaimoto through the heart.
John A. Annear is n native of
,Mont:ague, P. E. Island, and was ap-
Ipointed to the San Francimo polka
Iforce Juno 5th, 1904. At the insguqsg
of the Jap the policeman was highly
[commended for his bravery.
Minard's Linimi-nl used hv Physicians
Written for Tlic Giiardian
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A HMOKER
A 'smoker is useful and/ where a
large number of hives are kept. an
iudespensable article. A tin or coll'
por tube Zi to 4 inches in d_ia.me~.|:r.
ix to eight inches long with A
:mall under bellows ie its me/in lea-
h',}¢'_ Myny designs are in use. thc
Bingham being ufia most poP\ll&l` lf’
Cnnada. Some rotten wood. chips,
nagging ui- other material is ignited
_ in this tube ind by moons of the U01-
iows the smoke is kellt l1l"0 “lid
dfrecbed as you wish into the 'hive
of bees which ii ull caluue to llll
themselves with honey or else dis-
pnrao thus making them very trac-
table and easily manipulated.
A BEE VEIL
is also a convenience to th! timid
and to the new beginner and occas-
ionally to tlie`ve‘m‘aIn and expert. It
in iunt made of silk tulle or brussals
net, and covers the face and head
from the het rim down to the chcii-
THE BEE INDUSfl`RY
IN' THIS PROVINCE
_,___1,.-n
by I.. ri ranwn. City- '
Gloves are also sometimes used lid
protect the hands and W‘l’lBl-8- Th!
Professional Dee keeper will “GNT
use them, He muse have the full use
of his hands.
in the regular up-to-date epiary
there are numerous lmpliments and
gppliwnccu many of which are dil-
pensed with ny the keeper of only a
few hives for recreation or- home
use. 'llnese consist of Queun Exclu-
ders-1i,' perforated zinc sheet allow-
ing the bees to pass through butcon-
fining the Queen or drovcs. Bal
Escapes-used for cleaning* bees our
of surplus boxes. They are able to
pass out through this but cannot re-
urn through the asm" route. Drone
traps for catching or conhnlng
Drones or Queens at thc hive cm
trance. Division boards for dividing
Iuvea into two compartments- WM
Entractlun for making and repairing
beeswax. Honey cloths and mats
for confining the heat. in the hive.
Hive tool for .prying 'Tie frames
apart and other similar purposes.
Bee 'Brushes for brushing been off
tho combs. Section folders loc
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