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WILFUL MURDER
Story oi Crime
N. Il., May li--(Special)
urniid jury returned' ii true hill
in-irdei~ ugrrinst liliidiui and the
i_,- proceeding. .
May sitting of the Sunoury
i. i‘ourt opened this niorning.
i i~: luter<i~it taken in the- case
of John McKaY-
llonor in presenting: the indict-
.iguiiist Endini for murder hrief-
i'e<-iti-il the facts. ,
deposltioiis showed tliiit I\l<‘l~I'.;y
ii mun named' tlliristopiier Fett-
Who Killed John McKay in New
Now on His Trial. Outline
.Committed No-
- vember Last.
with the prisoner nt the lio;i.~'e. of an
Austrian woman named Marie lier-
marichuk, at Niinfo.
Mcliuy u'nd‘ i’ettlcy had at i|uinilii,_v
of liquor uuil ti'ei.i.i:il cverynoly iii
the liiiiise, except Endini '.'.'lio \vii.~: ii
honrder there.
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the italian eluirged with the niur~ Emlini hccamo enraged at ifonie at-
tentions whiicli McKay and l'ett,|ey
were showing to the Aiisti".'1ii w<.~iii,in
and attacked them with ii sliot gun.
’i‘h_e weapon was tisken from iiini;
wlu~rciipon_ he whipped out it unite i nd
stabliegli both men.
McKay died from his injuries and
had in Noveinlier last iiuiiirelleil,iiiiitley ,~¢¢0\fEre,1_
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TD VISIT . ~
PNES. ENIIIEHES
U uri il 'l` ‘.
ii il-ovi-riiiiieiit has coiiiiiiuiiif-i...
y . "i'niu'u llire i:i'.:‘;i1.
lirnpvroi' Nieliiiliis to l‘i-l».i.'il the
of l'ri-.~=iileiif. l<‘:il|ie|‘es ilurin;-,‘ thu
NNDTHED NICN
EIND NENH CDDNIT
i\‘l<l.\."i‘ltl‘}/il., May l0~-~'l’he tlisifovi-ry
ll \‘ i i lu _ . ._ .
Y I` I _, of it plaeer iiiiiiiiiy; urea hlteen niiligs
ii ne l`
` live .ur oclirunii or 150 niilis
M, y . ‘ ,
iioit.l|\vi':~:t. ol ( olizilt is the l:itest iiiiii-
ion iii-wt to reacli here froin the
nortli. A i;eiif.l<‘iii.a|i who arrived here
"mln" 'iiidiiy from llolutll. says tliiri: from
HUNT IN
NN NNTD NCCIDENT
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\lllS, May lil-(‘-luis. G. l). ltoh-
lhe Uuiizifliiiii uiitlior, was in-
toduy while driving an unlo-
wiili Mrs. Von l'lol`theiu, :rn
ol' .\lontrcul. 'l`liei iiiacliim. ran
ii i-:\'f';|\'iil.i‘oii and iilniost de'
.orer :tt worl: tlie-re,
|iol1ii'I.\- and two ofliers wi-rn
ii/iiiiiii“s`
iuiiiiiii cuii
l\IC\\` YORK. May 10-Miili Nora
dn\ii.;litei‘ ol' i`. (llivcr lscliri,
:ind haiiker lieeziiiie the'
une o .io liri e s u
lsulin, in West _Fifty-.\' .olirl
in the pwseiice of about thir-
-l.'ili\'r.~' and friends. lllonsignor
rector of St. l‘ati'ick's catih
oil1<".iiti»d, and the bells of tlirl
cert*
rnoon. The nizirriaac took place
ilio lu f il 'd ’. ncletpil.
llireii to four Iiuiidred men .~:taiii.|u'ili-il
from (‘oiu:lt to (‘i.eIii'ane ou i~&al.ui'
day and Siiiiiliiy, und more are pre-
pariin; 'ii lolloyv. flue ninn cinne iliuwn
to i‘oh1\ll. and reported that seven'ty-
five ilolliirs prr 'pain were being seciin
eil. This inun had $l~'i00 in iiiiggi-ts.
SIETDN`S NNNTEIIS
HNVE NNEIIVED
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tl'l"l`/\WA, May I0-'l‘lie tivo eliztni
pion English hunters, purchased by
Hon. (‘lii’lord Siition, arrived in tltta-
=i‘\"'l"'ll’ Vlll- -wa this week none the worse for
their loin.; transatlantic journey.
and dollui'.~:. 'l'hcy were prize winnerii
:it hotli the (llyinpic, Islington and
l|)|ilill|i slioiizs on the other side, and
will he taken lo l\‘loiit.reul i~laturday
to be u>.liiliite-il at thu show there
*Nxt week
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lioih are relilingt, one a chestnut,
called Adonis, incasures 15 hands 3
inches. Tho other, .\`portsn.1.in, is ii
lin niei~<iiriiii; lf' hniids They are
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<‘iillirfflii'Nfiiiillsfirlilr“fluffat 'pi-rsiiii. iii our siri;oii'.- emiilts,
and those who have seen tlioni pro-
nounce thein the finrst equine spec-.i
iiioiis ever hroi1p_lil. in the eoiuitry.
wuuiuiuu
wilt; liiing pei‘fol'iiieil. (‘oili\t
(‘oll;ii‘eilo-Mziiiiislicld, hrotlu1'r
ilu oi'idri_s;i'oi:ii'., was hi-at niun. I
omit l"irdiniuid t‘.ollare<lo-lVin'nns~i
is :itiui'lii'il to l.lii»'l\ilStl‘ial rni-,
:it Home and is a meinher ofi
if the oldest oiil iiiiist proniiii
linilivs in i\ii.\'ti' ii. lie :ind the
will limo I ~ liliirope the
I rt of this i' i ‘~, alter nl
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'l'|ii~ leiiipe|‘iif.iii‘e was tliirty nine de-
l’Alill~i, May 10-Mr. (iillicrt, a re-
tired iiiercliunt of l‘aris, France, who
died at fuiv days ago, after experieiir-
ilu: inucli worry tIiri~.u;;li the iiresciier.
of aiitoiiioZiile.~:,in the stre.~t.~=, left
all his forturii to <~i~rf.ain cliurclieii.
with ii <~l:in.~'»e iin'iit.ii;iiiiii; that the
moiiey is to he devoted to "masses
for the repose of tho soul of the vie-
ii .  .
-- It' ' i the iiiferiril niachines that
1 , .f , , , 11 uns. o .
N HH hunlymmm M Ut poisoned tho last days of liis life."
l~`raiil‘is lli'ailie, New Gliisigoiv, N. S.
ri~o.~< nhove v.i-ro ut two o'el<,i-|i lliisl will have nn ilil.ei'i‘siliii_i.: ad in tomor-
ioriiiiiiz.
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i'ow`.~‘ iosiie.
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JOLLY 'LADIES
'ork niiil return while on the liig
'ru 'l`rip, fir ilu: |ii;i;j.‘iiil`it:L_‘|ii.
s.-:ini :=hi\ lliii'\'iir<l, on' \\'li.il‘li they
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siiil hoih _i_'oiii;; and coiiiiiiiz will hc
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_unify dei-oriiti;d with hunting, in lion-
or of ’I`he (luai‘iliiin's jolly party.
ldoiial honors will he coiift'-rred on
than l-_\' The heautilul sleiiiiisliip
Iof the l'}:i.~:iei'ii l~¥. S. t‘o., ‘hy
i.'liii~h 1.hi~._v will friivel ironi lioston
I. . John.
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The fiunrdiiiii luis already i‘ei'i‘iveil
at large supply of i\lotliei'sill`s Scu-
sielt lteiinedy for the entire trip hoth
hy liiml imd w:iti'i‘. and if any ol the
ludirs are eiflier train or cur sick
it will not he hecaiise there is not
iivuiluiile free of tliurpe it suiilcicnl.
qiuiniity of the only world renowned
and reliable preventative.
Owing to the big interesb taken Ly
so many (‘.oii»tcstnuts the Gu\ard‘lnii
will give $30 instead of $25 as per
below offer.
The "special votes” must. L0 re-
ceived nt The (lunrdlnn ofileelietween
8 a. in. of Thursday, May 6th, nndii
a. m. of Tluirsday; May 20th; and
‘  "  ’ ,,.. . the "special prizes" will bo forward-
ed to the winners a few days later-
ns soon as these "special votes" are
fcounted. _
$30.00 (Thirty Dollars) in Gold
will be divided ns follows : The Bret
MISS FANNY KEMP.
Um M th Charlottetown,
mow c contestants from "(*.lm|~10t_
fliririrl .elm ,x,1°y“ll-Y District" in the
,,)‘N‘cx‘"Y“ nl!! Free' Trip" contest
puma 10"* (Al-Y and return, who
(_mW;ry“ :TRB Vote hilt found it nec-
mmpsl 0 retire owing to other
,,,,N("‘r”,N”"§l‘l¢ horny ladies imi their
m,m'_vN I l not nc uniniportnnt pas-
S ‘(,' 'Y “W ilreat Mctropolltzun I-1.
' 0-. from Duggan ¢,_, Nw,
,prize of $15.00 in gold will he given
to the candidate who polls thelariz-
est numher of "special votes" with-
in the above specified time. The sec-
ond prlze of $10.00 ln gold will be
given to the candidate who polls the
second largest number oi' "special
lvotes." and the third prize of $5.00
.in gold will be given to the candid-
‘ato who polls ge third largest num-
Iber of "specii1l otes."
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With Canada and Has Invited
the Dominion to Enter
Upon Negotiations.
ROME, May 1l-(Special)-lu the
Chamber of Deputies Signer 'I‘il.toni,
Minister Foreign affairs, replying -Lu
un iiiterpellation stated uint, the
(love-riinie'iit already limi vainly tried
to open coimrlcrcinl rio.-otiatioiin with
Unnada, niul had also recently re
peilted its invitation to Canada to
conclude a treaty.
(‘nn'adi| had now proniised to open
hrellnrinriry iit'i:u‘tiatio|is and he hop-
ed this time they would be succesH_
ful. _ ` J
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CDVT. CDMNIISSIDN IDN
DHITNIN NNN DENMNHN
_(`l'l"l‘AWA, May ]0~'l‘he Goverranwnt
will send to Grcut Britain and. Den-
mnrlt this your a commission to in-
vestigate tlio bacon and packing in-
il|isti'io»s of these eouiitries with a
view to gathering information as to
inctliods which have eonduccd to the
greater siiccess of the industries there
than have so far het-n the ease in
(lanarlii. 'I‘he_report of the (‘»oni'inis-
sion will, it is hoped, be wi very eon-
sideralile piaetical benefit to t‘anadi~
on i`nrmer.~\ and packers.
EIECTIDN IIETNHNS
ENDNI NEWIDUNDINND
s'l‘. .IoiiN's, Ni|d.,iviiiy11_'1‘i,,.
returns from the elections are still
very iiicaigre and undecisive, showing
Only thus far that 8 of the 37 seats
have hccn won by u>dlieren’ts of' Morris
and two hy the siippoirtcrs of ilond.
SPIENDID NECITNL
INST EVENINC
The Organ Recital and Sacred Con-
cert aiven in St. James' Uliurch last.
nlizlit, was one which was enjoyed to
the full hy all iiiusic lovers.
Mr. Watk s proved a perfect niust'e1'
of the organ, his touch being a niost
syiiipatlietie one. H0 had a wide
range' of music 'to cover, hut rnver
once was found wanting in ability or
power. His selections, among which
wore, Sonata No. 1, hy Mendelssohn,
Nocturne, No. 2, Chopin, and "Rever-
ic I’at.hetiquc” Godfrey, met with
notliing but the highest approval.
li. (lrn\'e.<t.oek, as a baritone, solo-
ist is undoubtedly good, his voice be-
ing r ch and elczir. lie sang several
tinies ami greatly added to the enjoy
nie'nt of the e.\'enin;;.
The opciiliig chorus, :ind chorus
"(`iloria l’atri" (‘J7th Psalm) by the
eoiiihined city choirs were e-xceillunt
beyond a- queiitioii.
Miss liremnei' needs no praise ndd-
ed to her reputation as ii soloist of
the first ordciy but if possible her
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voice was liriard to :i hetter a<lv\:tnt~.
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ago, than ever l1el`i.re. Her rf°nde'riiig
of “Ahidiz With Me" was nothiiii.:
less than soul inspiring, every note
hcing clear as a sliver toned hall.
Mr. liitchio is well known as pos-
sessing ii good tenor voice and hc
ably silstaineil his reputation last
night. His notes are of rare sweet-
ness, und' in the dir-ct "Love Divi'iin,"
with Miss Broin.ner_, this point was
more clearly liroiight out than ever.
The lvlale Quurtette, consistiiii; of
lll’e.~.srs Ititcliiu, Calder, Davis and
lizirlow gave. a splenilid r\‘ndit'lon of
"Whispering Hope," t-hi-ir voices
blending well ioixetlier.
'l`lie coiicliidiiii: numhci' wus the ls-
lanif Hymn, the arcoiiipiiuist being
l’l'ofi-ssor Wiitsoii. and the soloists,
Mrs. S. t‘. Miiore,_ and lil. ltitcliie.
The aiidiiinoei eitood, and joined iii
the last verse.
(miigrzitiiliitiiins are due lo all who
took part, especiiilly t-o Professor
Watts for his energy in bringing the
iiiii:~'iciaiis to (‘liarlott'cto\vii, and* his
untireing efforts in ranking the con-
cert a siiccess.
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§\lTn"l‘liKl.TA 'NEEDS ` `
~ Miillld lt‘llv`I.[<lS.
()’l*’l‘i\WA, Miiy I0- ll. ll. lloss trade
<-oiiiiiiissioin-,i‘ in Australia, :iilvisrs
the depiirtinent that the government.
is culling for i.ender.- for the nuicliin-
ery wqiiireil for its sniilll nrnis fuc-
tory and that meanwhile it has to
import it lot of,riflcs for thc militia
nnil gun clubs.
REV. M. L. GREGG
GETS ANOTHER CALL.
»AU‘[lUltN, li. I., May 10-llev. hier-
ritt I.. Gregg announced to his pur-
ishioners ut the l’eople's Free Bap-
tist (‘.liu1°ch_yesterday that he ha-l
decided' to accept the cull ten'le\‘cd
him hy the Free Baptist Chuicli of
Iiaconla, N. H.
WOMAN AWARDED
$58,000 DAMARES.
NEW YORK, May 10-Fifty-eight
thousand dollars for the loss of both
legs was the verdict awarded in the
Supreme Court today to Miss Addie
Hunt, a trained nurse against the
Long Island Railroad Company.
CI-IICAG() MARKETS.
CHICAGO, May 11--(Speelafl)-
May Wheat    ll3}
May Corn    ...SBI
June Wheat    126)
June (lorn      72
June Pork    $18.10
IDIID NND LNDV
MIN‘TD_IN PENN
Were Exposed to Contact.
ing Pasteur Treatment.
SIMLA, May' 11-(Special)-As g
precaution against hydrovphohia, Lord
Minto, and Lady Mlnto are u'nd‘ergo~
ing the Pasteur treatment.
While the' Viceroy and his wife were
walking, Lady Minitofs dog was har-
rassed hy ix. wainderiiig mad dog.
Lord and Lady Mlnto went: to the
rescue of their pet and their hands
were covered with the Sulivai of the
rabid beast.
They submitted to the treatmc'n‘t
on the advice of their physician.
Two servants were iiitten hy the
mud dog and also are taliing til..
treatment.
il-_I In-U-9-.-_-s-U-3 , ,
N NNDNNMENT .
Tl] DE EHECTED
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S'l‘. JOHN, May ll--At ii mcetinp
of the 'l‘illey Meinorini (‘oni.mittee,
held lust iiiglit, it -was definitely de-
cided to proceed with the scheme of
erectiiig a inonunient to the' ine'nio'ry
Of St. Johnfs distiiiguii-ilieil i-ion. 'l"he
proposed inenior-i‘al will take the form
of a hronze statue of Hir l.e0nm~ii
Tilley, tot be erectiiil ini it proiniluioinii.
poi~iif.ion and to be ready im- unveil
ini; in Si-pteniher, 1000.
TDIIDNTD CDNDNCTDHS
DECENT SPV SVSTENI
TORONTO, May 10-About fifty 'I‘o~'
ronto railway conductors have resig-
ned during the ‘lash month in protest
against the system of spotters and
spies maintained by the company.
Home of the conductors say tihe spies
make up false reports and as zu con-
ductor has no opportunity for defence
and is never brought face to face
with his accuser, lt. is no job for an
holiest man.
TNDNDLE DVEII LDDSE PIC
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NEW YORK, Mag 10--lf ha can Gnd
thosu consarned young devils that
set one of his pigs loose ali a barn
dance, Faemir George Ackley, of .°;¢-3.
ford, L. I., will sue 'cm. After t|.e
pin, a lrttlelilack one, had caused :ill
the 'girls at the dance Wednesday
ni;;‘lit tai- climb on cllalrs to pet rut
of his way, he was returned to Ack-
ley’s pen, fi'oiii which he find leen
taken, but. that didn't appease thi
farincr.
This dance was given. by the Sen
ford lioard of Trade in the hull of
the Young Men’i~i tlluh, which is ucai
Ackley's iiariis. 'I‘lie dance was 8
howlini: success until the entrance ol
the piglet. Then it was a squealing:
and a scse-aiiiing success. Ui eour.=e,»
no one knows who lil»,cratc'l the i.-ii:
uiiiong tho dancers.
IINTNEII IDNC WNIN
W-ASHINGTON, May 10-'l".well J.
Cross, zi convalescent. from ii Wasi-
ingtun hospital, started yestxrday :ii
the age of 69 to walk to Denver. I-ic
expects to eat his tlhristnias dinner
in Denivc-r and then go to his inii "in:
claim in (`oloi'ado and seek fi fortune.
(lross has been taking trca‘t.ou‘iit foi
his eyes in Wnslrliipztoii. l-Ie was rear-
ly lilind wlie'n‘lii~, entered the hospinal
:ind now he can read from :i ii-.“.vsp_a-
por. lie is not niitking the long dis-
tance walk on a het or ln-cation l.e
likei-'. to walk. l-lie is just on his v. try
to (`olorudo ami walking; looked like
the most nvailublo uieans ol' loxzoiu
tion. _ _ _
“You can het," he said in p:irf.ii\i:.
“that uiiy trips I make to wusliiug
ton in the future will ,be made ou the
i-iisliioii." _
The old man, has had n. varied' enr-
per in the West, and isqi, veteran- In-
diaii lighter. He started in' good cheer
and in litht. iiiarrlriiig order. llc will
p-ly for his niruls ou' the way, and
walk west by \‘uHY HU\¥!’~`5~
-iivsios i.i~;o'i‘iiui~:n _ _
I rou Qiissu s.
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i<iNos'roN, ont., Moe' 10”-’~ K
ltohcrtson, M. A., of Toronto l.lniVe_l’-
sity, has been appointed lecturer in
m,y,.,i¢B in Qucen's, University.
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JU}}\'.MAN WENT INSANE.
eoucoiin, Mons.. MM' 1°'W:‘1‘l;
A. Wliite, a nieinher.oi the l\\\`Y w_‘ ‘1
mi 'I`uesday convicted S. Jordan gl
Murder was sent to the Worcester tn
' V J d e Presco i.
sane H<vs{i\itnl).`Bl’r3;Ct (N,l0,f,.t_ who (io,
llvlydstlzlt the man was insane and
C ic init It
sh'oulid rlienplizsgdl u;ivdk:¥iI‘teT?\/Tslgxize down
ls ,I'i“ENS` strain oi cue min.
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M,-s_ L_ Hayden and daughter fro-n'
Vernon River nfl SP¢¢\dil\S‘ B IEW day'
in the City.
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Mlnmd‘s Llnlment Cures lllstimrff
gn-1-1°*-i*
` CLEARING.
TORONTO, May 12-(Special)-
Fresh westerly and northwesterly
winds, clearing, Thiirsilay ilne and `
moderately warm. _ . y _ ,, I
THE CDNDNCTDNS
I ui ii sissiui
Thousands Attend the Thirty-N
With Mad Dog. Now Tak- I second Annual Meeting of.
the Railway Conductors. I
BOSTON, Mlay ll-(Special)-Wltli
an attendance of thousands of dele
gates, taxing the capacifily of the
Boston hotels, tho railway conduc-
tors of America* opened their 32nd
annual convention today.
Tho railway nieri will lie in se.-.i.iioii
ten days and much important buri-
ness will come before the Grand invi-
sion.
While the coniluctors are holding
sessions there will lic held the 7..’-tli
annual convention of the Ladies'
Auxilliary of the Conductor‘s organ
ization.
HDNDIIED DV CITIZENS
DE FHILNDEIPNIN
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Mu; li‘~
Mothers’ Day, the day set apart to
honor "The best mother who cver
walked in llfe" was observed here
yestordiry. Everywhere the curmitiuii,
the chosen flower, was carried in pro-
cession and placed on the grows of
tho dear depar“ted. '
MNV SUE IINILWNV EDD
INJUHIES TD HIS SDN
MONCTON, N. li., M_ny 10-Patrick
Gallagher, proprietor of thi' Minto
llotel, may institute a suit for dam-
ages against the St. John Street
Railway Company ns the result oi’ in-
juries siistaincd by his son, Justin
Gallagher, who was run down by the
Ht. John street car. Gallagher said
this morning; he had written a St.
John attorney to look into the mat-
ter, ami su-it for damwgcs may fol-
low.
CNT NDDPTS DNCKLIDC
LONDON, May 10-A cab belonging
eo Mr. Clayton, of Dersingliam, Nor-
lolki which had been deprived of its
kittend, has adopted and is assidu-
ously rearing ,I duekling.
[IPINM ENCTDHV INIIS
HONGKUNG, May l0-lls a result
of the proliibit`ion. of the importiation
of opium into the United Stiabes, the
‘Opium l<‘nrm.er,' a Nacao firm, has
failed. The government has seized the
factory and will conduct; the monop-
oly itself.
, CNHI] WDHDS NN HDNN
LONDON, May 10-Speaking aiu tht
imperial l`-olonial Club, Hennikes
Heaton' hoped that within a fev-
inonths it will he possible to cahli
to every part. of the Empire at ii
cost oi' two cents a word. I-le had
the particulars of nn invention where
by. 0,000 words an hour could bi
transmitted.
TWD MEN DNDWNED
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CANSO, May ll-The schooner Min
nie Mosher, of Mahone Bay. arrived
here with her ling half mast, for the
loss of two nien on Wcilnesclay lasil.
The men were Andrew l\‘ium'o and
.leflrey Foiigere, of Gu/ys»horo' Co., un-
married.
Zondensed Advertisement
` il‘='.fi 'ME' f?if".§§!@@=Ti§ff°°-.> L
Fon' s.\i.i»1. A i=`e`é{§Tiiii`iEiIi"l~'£§iifI»i~.i
, liiiixgy for sale cheap, also a set
of liaruess. Apply to Wm. L. Dean at
tl. _Ly~on's and (‘o. _ Y_NW__,_§-w12il2\i'.
\,\TAN'l‘l<}ll at once, pressmilll and
_ _,__ye9:if.iiiakci's $12 pg'___wgi _and
steady oiiiploynicut to first class men.
t‘. ll. l’idgeoii', cor. Main arid' Bridge
rlts., St. John. 5-12drlw.
V *O LET June lst, house Oni Kent
_ Bt. cast. Apply to Frank Beules.
5--l2dlw.
N‘]ILL the party who borrowed in
I miincograph from a business
office in this city kindly return some
tn this Mitre. _ 4-19dti.
,

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"§I"T~“. ,./I  . I'-if-H;-I
WNEI' ~' “ -YE-,
_¢ AT-
Lx; -=f
“Three Removes are as
Bad as q,_Flre"
Thai #sm from the philosophy
of Bedouin Franklin euntolna u
Int of truth.
Hallo one nova do. Gal :|1004
houn onion far all by in " esac
“Yamini” ul. ’ _
Henna may be sesreo but rar
\1‘snl Ado will put 701| In Rodale
with the beat In tha marital.
Dil fly l» I. ILO
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Q.
-theéltabl-block. -Be>i.li-»Slto.lil-»aiiil-
QUARREL
the National 'l-‘re
eoNsi‘AN'rINoi»Li~:, May 11- -(spit-.
lull'-'A <l'illel'c'r\ce has arisen between
Hcliefket l’ushn, commander of tuho
tloiistitiitionullst army that entered
tloilstiilltluiipic, and the 1|;-vomit
Uiiliiiiirt. !~lcl|efke'1 is of opinion that
the ci.i~.h found in ttuxiiiiperial piulace
after the expulsion of Abdul iimiiid
isnuuiu  
iuiiiiiiiiss uiii
.._x¢-
MOBILE, Ala., May 10-lllrs. Au-
gusta Evans--\’Vilson, the _xriiijiern
authortss, died at he-r home here car-
ly yesterday from an attack oi heart
failure.
VENDICT EXPECTED IN '
HNINS TNINI TDNNDIIIIDW
P204
li`l4lIHI>llN(l, N. \'.,?vli|y ll]-'Pliii
OVER  
SUL'I`AN'S WEALTH
Army Commander Wants it to Pay' the
Soldiers and Cahipet Claims it _For
a§ury But Schel-
I kei Has Ii.
-`_____.__,..__ _ _..-____.._,.. ,. .__
should ho uized to pay tlur expcDBcB
of the urniy, while '.|'ie ininlstcti
want the money turned into the mv
tfomil lrea.~i|u'y.
’T`h¢~ funds iii ¢|u<'f.lioii niiiount £0
to L$ii,tl00,0(l0. i\‘i'li\'ike-Et has tile' ad-
vaiitagi-, iii-soiiiiii-li.n.~ the money has
been drpohifi-d at. the Wai' (liliw.
MT---~-v-:~_~;-7 : ;¢=1.:;-_~-- -. ~ -T¢,f:-7 2: rr ;.v_-;-: :_-1,. ._- ~:r:r___~ ---;=-,-=;==l
ix-iiiiiiiii nun
IN NDVI SCDTIN
1\Miiicii.~i'i‘, May ii»--('s1.e¢.i.,i~,i__Ti,,
death oceur|‘e<l :it Aiiilierst. Point of
(leo. W. l<`orri-st, ex M. l’. l’. alter
severiil iiioritlis illiiifsfs, aged 72.
Mr. l»‘oi'i~i-st had been a proin`inent
iigiire in the eoiiiity.
-_s . . _  .
THE ENITH NIS SDN
IIICENTIV NDDPTED
.slim-'niiiig up for the iii-leiiro in they
case of (‘aptiiiii l‘el.er C. liains '
whose trial here for the killing oil
Wm. E. Anais ut the Bayside Yacht;
Club last August: is drawing to a
close, is exoected to take up the en-I
tire morniing session of court t;oday,i
when John E. Mclntyre, chief coun-
sel for the defence will present to the
jury the plea of insanity on which
the friends and relatives of the flap-
tnln base their hope of acquittal. It'
is understood that a. considerable!
part. ofthe address will be devotedl
to w scfvera attack upon the army
officers who testified' against Captain
Halas.
The summing up oi’ the p .isecutlon
will, in all probability, buinade by
Diserict Attorney Dewit`, whose
principal arguments in support of. a
verdict of guilty will be as to de-
fendant's absolute soundness of mind
and eon~:equcnt responsibility at the
iliine of the shoot ng. l’rovideil
there is no hitch in the pro~'ee\lliipi;`
it verdict deciding the late of l‘ti<..'|
U. Hnins Jir., expected by '[`i1\\silziy.
night. ,
__i_____._... _ 1
iiiiu Hu iifviui ,
inn iii luis,
NEW TOHK, N. Y., lilny l0-~ille-
cause Antonio (li‘izeiit:o, then a police
man, arrested Angeloi(':-.lvtnni in lt-
nly ten years ago, li_e was .sta-hlicrl 26
times early today in East ltlith
street. At' the time of the arrest
Oalvenni vowed vengeance mid they
niet for thi- first time today. When
a policeiiiaii nrri_ved, Uri'/.riiio was
lying on his hack on the siilrwulk
with his old enemy sitting on his
chest and jabbing the blade of a pen
knife into his face and body,
Althougli terribly gushed the hospi-
tial niuthorities say Urizcntio may not!
die because the blade of the knife
was short.
..__-..-._-.----
MNV HENNDVE TD IDNDDN
MON'1`l'tEAL, May 10-There is at re-
port here in Uonserviitive circles that
ex-Juilgc Doherty, l\'i. l’._, for St.i
Anus, will only sit for 'the pri-.~=i-iiil
I‘a\'liament, and then take up his re '
sidriice in London, priwticing hii: pro
fessimi in the l}ritisli‘ Metropolis,
and oventnillly seeking an Irish con-
stitiicncy for the Imperial l-tous: of
(lliiiiiiiioiiei. _
$40,000 liAII.i~lYl3UliG l<'llll<}.
l-lAll.l<lYliUltY, Ont., May 10--Fire
broke out early this niorninp; on
Browning street, in n bakery shop in
(`ook blocks were gutted. The total
loss ls estiiiiateil at $40,000.
l\iintu'.l`s Linimont (hires (`oldii etc
i\io.\i"i'iin.-ii.  'io low. G. os.
» I 1
liorne 'lI‘oo|J, ol St. l\iarfiii~'i-i Epigcg.
pal eliiireli, somewliat surprised his
congregation yesterday hy preaching
it :.1-.rinuii sfroiugly iii~iiiii|¢_-i,,|,m-y of
Uiiitzwiaiiiitiii. Ile rlaiiiuxl that i", was
not i‘lii‘i:it.i~iiity and no linitarian
could he it t‘hr.i.~iti:iii and greatly (15-
plorbd that :.iich a doctrine aliunld be
preach~d in illonireal. The sermon
throughout was it strong stiuid for
orthodoxy in the (.‘hrisi.ian faith. Up
to a short time ag,-o, lievf Mr_ 'i‘;~0¢yp»,,
son was a niinistni- of the Episcopal
church in the United states, but rg-
cently he joinid the Unitarii-ins. Dar.
ing; his sirmon, Rev. Mr. Troop win;
evidently laboring under groin; me-nt.
al stress.
. \ _ ~'_“___.Wm TN
uiiin in iiiiii
p ii iiii.ii lu
ltl`.-.il .. "I, Sash., May' 10-The
sirfeii year old flaiighter of L_ K,
Iiinc, n faruuir north of here, was
hurnod to deatli in n prairie fire. His
wife ond two other children were glso
liifily buriied. The body of A. D,
.‘.leyr-rs, :in i\`nut was cremated in
the hornc:<t.e:i.d, and all the buildings
ilestroyed.
Fifteeii families in this district
have been rendered destitute, losing
liiiildiiigs and stock. They include, in
addition to the above, W. M. Meyers,
George Wittman, David Klnssin, Ja-
coh Klnssin and Cornelson, all new
Aiiiericuii settlers.
NEW LINEN NT NEW VDIIK
NIGW Yfiltli, May 10-On her first
voyage froni Lorilion the new Atlant-
ic transport Line Steamer Minnewas-
ka, arrived in port today in com-
inaiid- of Captain Thoiiiim Gates, for-
merly eoinninndrr of the hiinnenpolls.
Hhe carried 57 cabin passengers on
her maiden trip. The lliinncvraska h-as
cabin ncconiodatimi for 326 passen-
gers all told. She is 615 feet long
und G3 feet. beam and her tonnage is
14,000 gi'r_k~‘s, and 8,877 net. Twin
eerrw propellors are used. The vessel
\\':i:: liuili :ii iielfiisf. liy the Hart-
lniid :ind Wold Voiiipnny.
SND DNDVVNINC NCCIDENT
i|'l"l‘.i\Vi\, l\l.ty ll- Two luvyg WEN,
drowned hero yesterday in 3 peculiar
niiinner. Thi-._v were .siniiilinpr on the
bank of the Ottawa ltiver, neiir Par-
liainent llill, with ii companion, when
the ;.:roun\l dropped froiii liencath
their lei-i :iiiil`ts\'o, Naipoleziii and
Daniel Yiillkiiii-l:lT,'"l-'FiiTlii~r:<, »""wsi‘s
ilirowii into the wnii-r mid swept a-
way hy flii- :'.w\l`l i'iii're|\‘f. A third
.\'ei7.eil n tri-1- :ind saved himself.
ORDERS COMI
FOR
Orders are nlrewdy cr/iniug in for
the big 24 page Empire ouniher of
The Morning Daily (liiuiilliii of May
22, altlio the first coupon appeared
hilt yesterday. This paper on that
date will he ii surprise. for it will
'lic the first of its kind ever lssueil
(or at least known to be issued) in
any part of the world. lt will he
nn issue which ev0\'Yll0'ilY fillmllll l'»“\‘l'
as a souvenir. Our gentleman has
paid n dollar for init two ropis, ns
he desires to show his uppi~.~i:i1iti.m
of the good work, by the Da\|_a_litors
of the Empire as well as to see what
they can do in editing a ncwspaper.|
As the issue will be limited nll cr-,
ders should be sent in no quickly as
possible.
Today a blank coupon for or-
NO IN
-MAY 22 ISSUE
tho vnrioiui parts of the Province. All
, tlicre will he hut; it limited number of
ropies printed on that date all ord-
ers should bo sent in at once to avo-
id disappointment.
A hlnnk order form with prices
thereon of each advertisement will ha
promptly forwarded to any business
firm throughout. the Province orelso
where, who will write “Dnuighters oi
The Empire, P. O. Box 926, Char-
lottetown" for same.
The net receipts from all "special"
advertisinr and from all sales at
live cents or more for each paper will
he for the "Anti Tuberculosis" move-
ment,
Oh l the Daughters of the Empire are
bright,
They will edit The Guardian one
dering copies of the Empire numhsr
of The Morning Guardian of May 22
and several blank forms of the same
kind will be distributed throughout
begins appearing in this .paper,I
night,
The next day ev'ry town
Will be turned upside down
With laughter and harmless dslight,