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HALIFAX, July 21.- Members of
ihe Federal and Provincial Govern-
,,,e,,¢g_ the Mayor of Halifax, repre.
sentativcs of the churches, and hun-f
dreds of citizens last night _joined in
hn enthusiastic welcome to the dele-
gaies of the Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine-
ers, the Caliadian divisions, of which
ure iii convention n this city.
several thousand pelple, including
hundreds of the engineers and their
lriends, participated in the public
reception, marking the opening of
the largest convention of its kind
ever held in Eastern Canada. The'
grumnio of entertainment consisted
of baud and vocal music by the best
talent of U16 CII-Y, liilllrizsses of wel-
conic, und Speeches frolii the grand
uilicers ol the Brotherhood and the
ladies' auxiliary.
lt was nnotable gathering, both
from point of hundreds and excell-l
ence of speeches, not less tiian for,
the spontaneous enthusiasm witli‘
which the very atmosphere seemed'
surchargetl.
Hou. J. D. Hazen, Minister of.
Murine and Flslieiios and
Holi. T‘. W. fir-itlicrl.-',
Minister of Labor, contributed much
to the success of the demonstration
through the whole-heurtedness with
which they entered into the spirit of
the occasion. But spoke at length,
and both delivered addresses that
will not be soon or easily forgotten
by those Whose good fortune it was’
tu hear them. It was generally re-
P_A\iI»‘I. July 21.-Mme. Henrico.
Calualll. the wife of Joseph Caillaux
0"” Premier of France, and former
minister 0! finance, occupied the
prisoner's enclosure in the assize
‘l0l1I‘t at. the palace of iustice yester-
day and recited in a dramatic man-
ner the circumstances leading up to
the shooting of Gaston Calniette, edi-
tor' of the Figaro, with whose mur-
der on Mai-ch 16th she is charged.
Judge Louis Albanel acted as presi-
dent of the court; the procurator-
general, Jules llerbaux, had charge
of the prosecution, and Fernand La-
b01'i. the noted advocate, who was
closely identified with the Dreyfus
case, was chief counsel for the de-
fensc.
Mme. Caiilaux held the attention
of the crowded rourt room for three
hours. Slight, almost insignificant in
appearance, and possessing none of
the outward characteristics of a
figure of romance, she spoke with
llrent assllrance, addressing herself in
turli to each part of the room like u
lecturer. .She told her story in short
disconnected sentences, but showed
remarkable skill in marshalling her
facts, so as to represent them in the
best liglit.for her cause.
SONS Illl0Kl<l FRU.\l 'THE PRIS-
» ONICR
Mme. Caillaux began to cry when
the court clerk, while reading the
indictment, reached the words "wil-
ful murder." She shook with sobs,
gretted that Sir Robert Borden,
I'rim‘c Minister of Canada could not
and placed n. handkerchief ovcr her
t' 1 k'
be prescntl-but his most hearty con-,f_‘;,cm, :;0E,0,,;i,;n§e:_ch],';,];' ,(3.9 mi
grarulations and good wishes, as ,riemn
_ y face. The clerk then called
IT,"‘ii,y:,edc,§)n};,l£_?o:“;',§Bier?' 1;? 1:13) the list of witnesses, each of .whom
“ “ “ “ P. ° ` <1 H nt" nnn then .left
,. answers prese ,
Ft th? Br(;t?ergo°d of Engineers the court. The prisoner looked at
ins a warm r en
_ each of the witnesses as he or she
,f)g;§",,°p°f,k°'° :'t°'°,, ‘,¥°"’,’;,“’ 91”?" replied. Joseph oaiiluur, the pris-
:i,e,c0,§,~_,']`-zv gl ;,,,,?n,& I, Pe “WELS oner’s husband, answered in a firm
sllpkiaf fo_r Ptrlemier Murray, and onI;',‘_’i°‘i_'m;‘,f‘,d sh” “mtnhed hu" as he Mt
be u 0. e province, Ve er bl ,, '_
A,.c,,d,,,,,,,o,, Armitage who spI,;k:,o:l Inc prisoner_ then made along
the church Mrs WIA Murdock of Bmtement’ wfemnz frequently to
,.,,,,m,`,o_ é,_a,,,d_p,§cs,,ien,; 0, the ,,,d_ notes. Her voice wassteiildy. She
ies' auxiliary ,md w_ B_ Pmnte, turned her head occasiona Y fl”0m
H,-st grand ,,,', ,,°e,._ Au were masj side to .side as though making a Pub.
_ gi . _
te,-[ul ,.m,,.ts_ the speech 0, Mw_ lic spec-ch, and she showed much self-
Murdock, the beloved founder of the
l.a<lies’ Auxiliary, being received
with cordial enthusiasm. '
llinards linimvnt cures garget in cows
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1.Uel'l‘-IN CITY YESTERDAY, A‘
pearl crescent. Finder please leave
at this olllce _ _ _ 3_§34-7 22M31
possession. She said:
"I was mirricd at nineteen to Leo
(llaretie, We had two daughters. One
of them died when she was only six
months Old, 'l‘he other, Germaine, is
now nineteen. A divorce was granted
in April, infill, in iuy favor, and the
guiirdiansliip of our daughter was
given to mc." .
’ROl'D OF HFIIT SI".CO.\`lJ IIYS-
llA.\'I)
I
Mme. (Iiiillaux spoke of hcr mar-
riage to III. Cuillnux witli some
pride. She said:-"M. Caillaux was
premier, and in marrying him I
found complete happiness. I thought
all would' be haI>DY. but alas, my lif_e
hugh" to he poisoned by caluuinics.
The Judge:--"You spoke at your
examination of having vengeance for
outrages against your husband. ’
The prisoner:-“'I`h0 Cllmlmign OI
the Figaro against my husband then
began, All people in the salons that
I frequented received me with smiles,
ded to wound me Une
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ion sans A l..\ni.s caaniati.. ,,;§,w;”°§f,,,,“ ,f,',‘,,,,,,, me that my ,,,,,,.
Apply to Revere Hotel. ,mnd had taken money from Germany
___________  355“'.7.'2¥*M“- Ie.. ends nic Congo. These Blendcrous
\V.»\N'I‘ED IMMEDIA'I`EIiY, A GlRL ,.,,,,-,org penetrated every part of so-
for general housework. Apply to cle¢y_ I was no longer able to go to
.225 wnter street- __3555'7_'_?§M3i' lthe sittings of the chauiber_ ol dell-
ror£"`sii'i.i"o'LD Psricas. PAR- I nues. because I was the obiect 011111-
ties requiring paper for hureaux.Ipleasan_t attention in the K“I1°l`i°5-
shelves, etc., should apply to Thellne day there was 11 cry b¢hI§1,dIm‘>-‘
(Special to The Guardian) _ »
ST. JOHN, July 22.-St. John to-
night is in the midst of a strike-with
'n possibility of the men in the power
houses being called out and the city
being thrown into darkness. The
trouble originated over the dismissal
of Fred Ramsay, President of the
Street Railway and Electric Power
House Workers' Union. ‘Ramsay was
charged with several offences of a
minor character and dismissed. The
mcn claimed the company had been
animated by a desire to strike at
their Union and that the treatment
accorded ‘Ramsay was unfair. They
were granted a Concilliatlon Board
and Dlaccd their case before it. The
Board's decision was that the (Tom-I
pany should re-employ Ramsay ln'
some capacity and this the Company
refused to do saying they had no
work for him. Then followed the
dismissal of union men and their re-
placement by non-union workers, Ou
Tuesday night the Union had a meet-,
ing lasting all night and decided to-
I
strike, with the-
men to the nu
out this mor
maintained a p
country during t
suit that all union
er of 125 walked
. The Company
ial service in the
day. but the lines
through West Btu -I ohn, Fairville and
East St. John in the direction of
.Courtney Bay ;wei‘e not operated.
The most cars-the Company had in
operation at any time was eleven and
some of the men managing them join-
ed the strikers to-night. There has
been no disturbance, the strikers
holding the/lr meeting quietly. It was
expected that Hon. T. W. Crothers,
Minister of Labor, would reach the
city to-night, but the request from
the men did not reach him in time
and he continued from (Halifax to
Ottawa, going tlirough Moncton. Sid-
ney Mosher is im charge of the strik-
ers on the basifi of the Internation-
sl Unions with which they are aifiiliat-
ed. Tonight the Street Railway
Company - had special policemen
sworn in to guard their property but
there was no trouble and the men
UI INGINEIIIS IHIII INN MIIHNIII *ON STRIIIE INST. JOHN, N.B. |NItSI|BII|UN
_ _ _ (Special to The Guardian.)
f°"“°_d P'°?°*?°\0n° H1 wbwh hundreds s'1‘. JOHN, July 22.--rue ueveloii.
of citizens ioined. There was no dc- meat of the day ia the enquiry into
'"°"st"°tI°“~ Fl`0"‘ U10 IUIHPBHY the charges against Hoa, J. K.
comes the statement that men will Fleninuing had Holi. Ii. D. lilclleod in
bf’ brought in to operate the care connection -with the valley nunnuy
from M°”"e“I “|10 09101' CIUGH M111 was the corrohoration of the evi-
that "0 man Wh‘1 “Ulf On Strike CDJ1 dence of J. S. Scott that he had
be emlgloycd- 'Phe Cvmimnv say num $1,500 in nnn. H. ic. Mclnnu,
there is no fear of the power houses he thought, hs the pi-ice of his con.
_being closed as they can get all the tract,
me” "e°e55al'Y t0 ODUTU-fe alll] KIVB u _Scott's partner, Kelly, was on the
Steady 9“DP1Y_ 0f ll0“'(‘l` f0l' lighting stand and testified that his pnrtlicr
and commefmfll Pllflioscs. Un the had talked to him about thu pay-
"_th°" hand the 9I»I`1k°_I`_9 "re 0“I-IIUSIUB-. iiieiit. at the time it was iiiiidze. lliilpli
uf’ and 'h°DeI“’- 'hem Wm he U0 IIOIJUD. uttouutant (if the Qiinbec ;_ud
disorder and they win not can out st. John construction cn., will uf ui
the power house employees unless as payment of $500 tl, Mr. lluxter, li_(l_
H mat FEBOTI5- SIIOUIII I-I10Y CHU I-ho of Ht. John, who is mcntiriliad as the
-l)0W91‘ house men out, members of successor to Premier Fleiiiuiiiig. '|`iiu
other unions are said to be willing puylilent was as ., ret,,iiu=.r mid when
to join them if the establishments .\Ir. Baxter said that thc com-
in which they are employed attempt puny intnnllol in request fin-flier nn-
to use power froma union crew. There Sisthncv IPD!" tllc Govt-. Il". -'IH u
is considerable suppressed excitement mcmbxe Of  (I-0F§tif11HtUrl'__¢3iuu_l4\i-I no
B‘b°ut the city tonight and sympathy lildldldonliytlllllu tpo dloivivitli it uiid rl-2
IIINIIIIIS PINIIII
PIISI WIINKINII WILL
U'l"l‘A\\’A, .Iuly 2|.-\'o special
check is being kept by the post office
<lc]\al'i'inc|it upon the revenues from
thc liziircls post, but thc inspcc\‘.or’s
rcporli that the vollinie oi trafilc is
steadily iiicriwlisirig and that the sys-
tcm is workini: very satisfuctorily_
It was iliau;furutcd iii February with
:i five pound limit at thc start, hui;
this limitatioli was soon removed,
and piii°|:1.-ls accepted up to eleven
pounds. 'Ilia plil'i:cl.~i post system is
naturzilly being patronized more ex-
temiivr-ly in the cities than in the
rural parts, \\h4-ru if. is yet all inno-
vation, and while no statistics are
being tabulated, it appears to be
paying its way and successfully fill-
ing the inissioii for which it who
created. The gciierlil postal revenues
this your are uzidcrstood to be run-
ning somewhat behind those of last
year.
new written ‘lI:il"IoI~iiils. They made
new demands. Not only did they
ask for food and medicine immediate-
i
appears to be with the men. t
SIIIIIIIIII-I SIIHIIIIUS 1
INJIIYIIIII BIINIIIHI
.__\.-
The large audience who lust night
-braved the iiiclemency -of the wcather
and attended the concert given in the
Assembly Hall of the Prince of
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IIIIMIIIS' PIENIII III
IXPEIIIMINIIL SIIIIIIN
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The first picnic of the season to he
held on the Experimental Farm took
PIISSIIIIIIIY UI
IIN IIZHII
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place yesterday, when s. party from
figment Bay and Mt. Carmel visited
the farui. About sixty persons lir-
Wales College, ‘in connection with the
Summer School of Science, were am-'
ply rewarded in that they were treat- I
ed to an unusually excellent enter-
tainment. 'l`he program, which wasi
arranged under the direction of Miss'
Bertha Gorman, who is teaching the
classes in oratory and voice culture at,
the Sunimcr School, was nicely bel-_
anced and afforded pleasing variety.
There were twelve items, but they
proved none too many and iu every
C856 willhollt ellcslltlon well merited
applause was bestowed by the appre-
ciative audicnce. 
In regard to instrumental music,,
there was only one iten-.\, hug that
was a splcndidly-plsy_ed pianoforte'
duet by the Misses Barnaby. who are
among the many members of the
F.-chool that are attending from Hal-
ifax. They were heartily applauded
for their talciitrd playing. Miss Dai-
sy Barnaby was furtlier heard us ii
vocalist, displaying u sweet voice in
perfect control. The other vocalists
were Mrs. R. B. Iiicliardsoii, who
gave a splendid solo, and Mr. George;
Iieers, whose flue musical baritone,
was heard to especial advantage- in
his rendering of the sole, “when nie.
Sands of the Desert Grow `Cold.”,
MF- "B08" l1DPcared in other items
and was equally successful. ,He was
deservedly encored for his good in-'
izei-pretatlon of one of Harry Lau,-I
df’f’B Bones. "Jenn McNeill."
There were a number of pretty and
graceful dances by young folk. Misses
Mary Johnson. I-Idns. Gordon and
Euwl Medsefvey danced most edect-`
ively and with undeniable grace and
considerable skill, to the delight of
the audience. Equnlly enjoyable and
well executed was on Highland rung’
as danced by Master Eric McDonald,
who was very good.
Miss Gorman herself participated in
the program, rendering more than
rived at half past ten and immedi-
ately after had luncheon in the
grove. There has been fixed up for
the accommodation of ladies, a nent
little room in which there is a stove,
together with tea and coflee making
rcquisites. These, were used for the
first time yesterday.
In connection with the Iixperiluent-
al Farm, a feature worthy of espec-
ial mention is the erection of a liter-
ary shell, on which bulletins, con-
taining abundant information 'on all
subjects of vital interest to farmers,
are exhibited and to which those who
desire may help themselves.
After luncheon the party went over
the farm, first visiting the poultry
division. Here-there are about three
hundred and ninety chickens, all
healthy. and vigorous, presenting a.
splcridirlly interesting-' sight. '|`hen
going tlirougli the gardens, the "pic-
pickers" cxfilnin-rd the various flow-
ers, vegetables etc. Next examined,
was the cf-.rcal division, where more
than one liundrcd plots of grain were
seen. Returning to the farm the par-
ty looked over the work that had
been accomplished since their` last
visit. At 1.30 p. in. some fine horses'
which were recently imported were
exhibited, after which Professor.
Theodore Ross, Secretary for Agri-
-.:u1'ture, addressed the gathering. Mr.
'Ross dwelt on the purposes of ex-
perimental ferms; pointing out that
they were intended to find out for
the farmer the varieties of oats,
wheat and barley that gave the best
yields in their districts. Everyone
could read this in print,
said Mr. Ross, but It did not
ir-like the , same _impression
on them as would the sightof tlie'
crops growing in the fields. Ile stat-
ed that in Egmont Bay and Mont
Carmel many of the farmers were
growing old Island black oats, which
was not by any -means a' heavy yield
alld did not bring any special price
one excellent reading, ln whlnh she
-LONDON, July 22.-In compliance
with the Kiiig's summons, which all
speak of, in accordance with the
time honored tradition, “as a com-
mand,” ths eight party leaders most
vitally concerned with ,, settlement
of the liome Rulo deadlock met at
Buckingham Palace yesterday for the
purpose of trying to reach an ..gree-
ment.
I The King received them with g
‘spsech, which also, uccoraliuig to con-
stitutional custom, wns framed by
the Prime Minister. In this speech
the King pointed ouethe seriousness
of the situation, and the iiarrow
margin of difference which now ex-
ists, and expressed the hope of it
frinndly solution of all diiiiculties.
‘ The eight leaders, some of w-horr.
were not on speaking tern:-s, in-
cluded John Redmonfl, the Irish Na-
tionalist leader, and -Iohn Dillon,
who never before had come into
personal contact\ with the King.
'l‘hcy discussed the situation for an
hour, and then ud.io'urned.
PIIINCIPALS MAY AGREE.
l The mire fact that they will have
another meeting shows that as far
:is the principals are conceriioil-~..nd
the principals nre, of course, the
leaders of the Liberals and Conser-
vatives-nn agreement is in si-gilt.
ilut agreeii;-ent by the prihclpails
does not portoid, by any means, a
definite settlement of any scheme
for the future Government of Ire-
land. The Conservatives have the
Ulster convensnters, represented in
the conference by Sir Edward Car-
son and Captain Jamie Crsir, to!
reckon with, and Premier Asfiuith
.cannot deliver any good-s without
the consent of the Home Rule lead-
ers, Redlnond and Dillon. Moreover,
the Labor party, which is an im-
portant fraction of the l'ren\ier‘s
present iraiority in the House of
Commons, ls in revolt, and there is.
a boltiiig contingent in his o\viiI
party.
Politicians, who are conversant
Iwith the inside workings, predict!
urnod the money. Mr, Lluxtcr it was ,ly as 3 lirics for restoring peace on
learlied toniglit had demanded a,I~IIL` Hhiln and also renew their de-
hclirillk! beforo the coiiiu\ission,1!=‘-UNI lol' 'IILQI f0l` 1-Il0il` Fvtllfll lJB~S~
and Iit is expected thcrc will he some = S-"-sw t0 "ulC`l1tf»1\. but they Illsiited
iiitcrcstilig minutoi in store for Mr.';th11t U10 G0V01"DhwIlt reimburse the
Curvull wln~_n lin ripiinl,i~,,_ M,~_ ].|,~,hl,, local Hindu coimiilttce for the money
also testified us to ii liuymuut of spent ri~r.1»ntly in sending food to the
$1,000 1 to li Glnuuer h,,wB,,f,,,,.,- in Maru, and for the charter of the ves-
l<’)edericton for advertising. 'l`lie|F0I~
voucher which :iccomluiiiiurl the uheck‘ ‘-
was produced, In rcllly to Mr, (`zirveil I’~\II'I' I`I--'\\'I‘3II IVI'
the witness said that tim slizirrs ol' 'l‘lIlE GOVERNMENT.
stock in the Gleaner' I'ub. Co. lic-
coinpanied thc orilqiual voucher but I_I'l"I‘!\\\`A, July 22.-The Govern-
how the shares of stock were removal nlzut is keupiiii' in very close touch
he did rhol; kiuiw-_ Iwitli llevdloliiiiciits at \'iinclnivcr, and
The remainder of the afterlioun.u\PSsagcs acquaiiiting it with the go-
sesslon wus fukin. up in tan mnnnin- inns-on yeSt@I`<l=\y wcrc frvuucnt. The
“tion nf pu,-,,,,-,,l_., ,,,,,l fm- ,,,,rvicc,,,IIti;;i\va cud of it is about finished.
rendered in lull-rlin.~riii,; rights of \vay_'I'h‘= IIIIHIIIH hffilli-' ihhligible for ad-
and other work. ini.~:sion under the iiiimigrotion laws,
(Spuciul 1,, liuzirdiliu)  Iiboir <if~portatio1\ is ordered, and it
3'l‘_ JOHN, .\'_ ll., .Iuly ;:2,».>_'t`;l'r&'¢ nh_'i.~: for the depiirtment oflicials at
qui;-y into the \`ullny lt.'iiIw`n.y-"in1\t- \'iiiicrmvei‘ to curry out these in-
ter was resuiieril Ii'-r.'\. 'l‘ucsdn.y, t\ic'Strilntions_ llccoirnivini; tho difiicul.
principal \\"itii1-r-:1 Lila-;' S. J. 3~fc\»ti.,_'ti<:s of the sitliatioii, and in View of
the sub-contractor, said to have paid . \‘nt.ur<biy uil;ht’.~= 1~i‘-i:.o<lo_ tile cruiser
money to Hon. li. F. .\Icl,cod us tho_llaiuhow was i~\:-i_\ii~~it_‘I.v-f-fl. \'.'li»I_li¢r
price of his QohLi»u¢~t__ ,they submit calmly or only alter do-
` At the morning session Mr. Scottitcriiiincfl resistance, the deportation
swore he did pay $1,500 to Mr. Mc-I order is absolute. l~`rrun what .--:in
Leod and had his iwccipt for it. |Ie`lm learned hero it is prolifililo rl:-:
thought it was the only \\;iy ill flic Hindus will bc sont bun'-1 by the
which to get a contract no lie had ff".iiilIrcs.=: of Julian un 1h=:l'.-’rl;iy, hilt.
previously lost li sliuillcr contract the decision in fhnt rr-rrirrl is left
und did not know why. _inrlzcly with tin- du. I..lr~i~ 1.1 -I .ilu--rs
At the iifternoon srrrinli llr. Scott on the scene. It is ru-ll~.'.'f‘<i ibut the
oiiiplificil his story. lludcr ‘cross ex-IHihli.\' ni.-ly hi' In- ~"--1 ~.~.i|I~ nuff-li
aluiiiation by T. J. I`:ll'f.i~r he gave less diflirulty on inf .Zu .dum Iwicific
:; loni: list of fiiiuiii'i:v.l Lr:ine=iictiolls_Iiuvr than on ilio ’~»i.:"<i_ -1'. \i1\ru.
with Hon. blr. ltlclicoil and also said. Thu Iiovnrnm¢‘l`I ' 'HI »- Il? im? to do
tiinf: i;entlcm:ui limi pf-i~fol`|nr:II lolig§wi!b the rnllirll-’ <"` --I' :uv militia nt
r~ervicc` for Iii/ii for wbirh, liowcvcr, \'uncr\uvcr. `I`1f:in ri-"li<ni»wiis taken
he claimeil hc bail pxiid. The con-Ion the 1-r-rliliifificli of ibn mayor in
tract Mr. Scott claimcil he l‘occivcil zinticipafiiin ii' ‘r....‘.`:--_ not so much
lu return for the pnymcut of the on the Maru a- fi:-H-I". where the
S1,li00. Mr. Mrehcocl had ainiiti-\siiific f~-V1.1' . Ir 1---ported to
sub-contract from the llibbard (‘om- be very .<ir~in'r. 'I`I~-‘ -I'\».ifii-.n is be-
pnny on the line bctwccn Frefllrricton ins: bundled .ii (It.ip\"u ;-»-wninzilly by
and Wooclsiock. l-lc knnw that theklir Ilobcrt. lf-will-i\, lui.. f‘. .l. Do-
Ilibbard Company had fha contract, ,bcl'ty, actiui: .lliuisf/iz of the Inter-
yct lic applied to Hon. Mr. .\lcI.cod ’ior, null lion. .\i'I‘1».~:- illciyhrn, Soli-
for it. He could not explain whyfcitoi'-Gciierul.
he_ did so further than to say thatl ~~-- ---- ----~-
in believe-1 u <h§,~»§rec5 3-»v,z.-elriliiri 
to o about it. ; r. ‘nr er icn' . . . »
nskcdgwrtncss if it was not il fact: 
that he left the Scott 'I iniber l‘om-  ~ 'i __ _
pany because the Bank of .\I»v:i Sco-
tia forced him out on accollnt. of; N,-,,,.¢ ,_,,,,, ____,,.,_ p,,,,,,,,,,,,_,, make
"“5r°pI`f"nt“tif_"‘s of fvhlch ho h"“II\\'Ilril'~'ol|\c ile~:r-l\.- lrr rltilllrcn. 3657.
been guilty. Witness with much heat, 
replied Hthm is mls" “S l'0u'H ASk` "‘I:|1|‘ol.izL- flrc ici- r:l`|;iili booth at
cd if he had not been accused of mis- ,_;,_ _y,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, ,-,.,.,,,,,, ,U_,,,,y
representing by thc Bank he also said ,(»1h,,,s,,,.y,_ 3661'
it. was false as hell. l ‘
_ Other witnesses during the after-l~»l‘,,,,,,. i., H., i__ __ _, , _ _, __ _
noon were Fred ll. lidgecoinl.-e and l'_;p_-»ri-v !r:=¢--.__-._ I, ,, __ . ,, _,, ., ,, _“_
i
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~¥*~‘#'& 
ggi*
lr. Chestnut, both of I"l‘ellei'i'.~.toil.,,,,,y`,.,.,,,,,,,,__ _,_,,_ _,_ 
Guardian Otiies. 26‘.I4-5-:i0hli¢_l_|..»,~0 13,.;-llf,, Caillaux, (lonl-I0. WEB,glzglayeddcoiisiderplile powers of ini- onmtht; market. ltd might be worth
\\’ N - “ONCE” (‘IRL FOR forced o cave. Y an express on. She was.en- w e or some of ic-m to try some
A TED AT ' | Mme. Cailiaux added that Plllnfllllcored, as she deserved to he, for the other variety, and the Experimental
general housework, llii.II‘°'“`~ “/8208.
no w"h"""` Apply “wires 1 rzivur
l<'Zl;f"(‘l-lliiN 6VI3ll*i”l5`6lt"s‘iilil1l,jsill*r-`
able for small house. Apply B. (lar-
ter & Co., Auctioneers.-
' 3615-'I-:ZZII/Itl.
lmuriiiniiii on end CLASS-
ieneher lor New Perth school- Suv-l
1p_lei_r;]eut $40.' Jas. A.3(_`_l;.;f%02l§_»Mg°W
er _ ‘ ` ' -
'l‘riIilli`s'1Tnii'¢"wT\`ilTi~io.` A-MAN WITH
some experience to déiig diigxry
1 . . l ' 0-r ~
team F J I-lo man :_6s0____2__M3L
iin*r1Ei°W T.iTiii1i`66uvmYmn sv
Auto to 1 s Olin Hotel now open
for $1.80 each.-Phone Davies
Hotel 209-J.
use
ca' ’
town
eitor"
Co,
,_ _ _ ..
ftbat if the conference rusches any
agreement the House of tomnious
They were directors of the St.. John  .
and Quebec Railway Compaliy, hav .¢,i,_,,,,. ¢,, l|,.-. I(-n ,-|-,-,,,,, ,-,,,,i ,,,r,,,,._
incidents were taking P18129 all t\l°,item, "whom Afraid?" telling ln re.‘Fnrni could supply thfm with consi-
Itime among Il" BClil1HIl\¢Hl\°°“ Wh°“,lD0nse to the sudience’s clamor, un derahle information on this point.
ho In d even in her amusing Kinder arten stor . Professor Ross next alluded to the'
she was s PD I1. 8'"
homc. She continued:
"The attacks of the Figaro WGN
implucable. They had nothing to do
R y Mi . »
Edna \}ordon‘s reading “The Mustangs value of well-kept farn- steadings inI
Plaster," besides having the quality solving the problem of keeping the!
of considerable humour, was gfvenI young people on the farms. '1‘he[
with politics. They were DBFSUHBI- I with the necessary verve and expres- `9P°“k€l`. H-ddfeiiillg thc 1811165. BP0k0l
fniliui-ed. I lost my head." Ision, the little lady proving 3 good particularly on the work that We-I
Mme. Calllaux's voice sank; and,g|D¢utl,,,,|,¢_ M,-_ Geo,-ge Green was mcn’s Institutes were destined to do
,he “amen greatly moved. The M1080, very funny and entertaining ln ms in making _country life more attrac-
waited li moment. “nd the” 853011 reading, "The Irish Philosopher," for uve- H0 P515 “ °°mPII“‘°“I7 In "°'
.. th t the polemics
ofwtlliyc I;"I_gi¥i?dl hsseiy notlbing f-0 5° Wm*
pqllglcs prisoner raised- her clenched
Iinndl, and said passionately: "I1v\\ilI_
t li ”` u why-" ‘
eM,',¥;)_ (milieux then searched umm!
,,,,,. notes and hegan to read I-‘BBBBSEI
from the~Flgaro articles. f,Ghss. Klein-Miss Bertha F. M-_ (lor. "ew " “" ' ° ° ° ““
,_ .. |, 4; d, " re some
amgfu' cnghfiss' :digits gniniisnea
against mY Il“lb°“‘|?- :,rh°":"_:'i§$€
isms, as you have hear . lm,”
attacks 119°” I1" \’°u.t""“l I’° . ‘
but on‘ him. No onecoitld be milf
taken. _
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“E”-Im EDviTc?rfEXg §g.gl.f'F“=A\"
B
am-
;-Wevee Serine"-Mun puny asrnnii °°"’°’."' °' K"“¥"F“' ’
U  `fisti.»A~|'d-'lt' `1v
a1.- Neff ~f°h\ig9\\~  I - 'I , in ii ncemnnneiu. .ur mi, il
the' B!l4°‘!» “P I"_‘_°I* PI*“°"_°l"'°"' " aid, dn  oil' glow pfiiiyeni
mr!'M"~ “.9°’|° GIF” “ I =` - F _ to rude ivouur' ' easel rlrett
82- ‘ ' ¢
it ' i - ~ 3 .
  ‘thc farmer .Up not ,tho _frost but
which he \-.-.ua nheor-nd, gard to the work that was being
The National Anthem brought 8 done in lligmont Bay and Mont Car-
vui-y enjoyahlg nwaslon to an ,mi n;_el.t During theh dpahnt few gee;-s
T115 mp] te _ K B8 Dl'0sl'6BH B C011 U78 G ll
iow|;.._c° B program was as ml their farms, schoolhouses and other
, 1',,|¢,-,m,,,,t,,| D,,,,t_ M,” Da,” Bah public institutions. The exhibition
,»,a1,y_ Ml" gnrtmdg-‘Banu _ held at Egmont Bay had e greetin-
Y
.R d, _ ii , fluence on their agriculture, and he
es ng The Lion and the Mouse' k , d, tr, t ,D th I , d
m,,,,__ _ _ that had made such improvement in
vow, n,,°,,_ "what are the wud recent, yearn, with the exception,
_ Y .J -of ii ui a ii
and Mr. George nears. Mr' ' A' N' °° 9° ° °°
I H1-=~1~-=° 1~»=-M--ef F-I- Mc- -:§::“.:”:;.”° .':.°:.'l.::'.“:.° fn.: 'xii
Dbilhld. ' 1 -
:3,,,,°__M,,._ R_ B_ R,°,,d,_,_, _ took up a number of ._ questions on
Re,,,,,n‘_ ,,,,,,,e Mulurd an-t",,_ gofgnoultivotiipn and mithods of coin.
MI- M-» 1 ~ I .:..:' ire"-. i.";°° as .res
sein. -"mi on sane: ni ins num ,,,,,,g,‘,, 5, "5" ,,,,,,'}’ ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-
Grevu Cold"-Mr. G. W. Beard., " ‘ P ' _
Marguerite Baum." Faust--Mus "°Y,”'"°°°u°¢ 3°? th°,&°,,,":,°°°;l,;:
dw ",~,'°*,Il~ 7"‘I`I““°III*'.‘*.f,*"*¥ilf_*“ ui er pr- naming ss Maman]
°H,,~ ‘;,,.,,'. .,,”°“' mm ;'_,,. ui ss.,¢i»p‘qa ln- nun, ur- sim
V mx I 1 ~5“*'*, ,-, '. '7 ‘insisted the the greatest'-eiieniy of
 df i  "l__=_. ~_~ _ . ‘ 7 n°t“rM_ ty-ai'|_,“_'» _ ._ _-_ -
-.gimp  `|i‘¢,,‘“Q_,§“,,n, _ Dewi# tis dfternoon some of the
g,.¢`m§.;.i_||¢, gm-guna. '_ . party vuftcd Charlottetown.
. - - l , _ .‘ _ I
will throw it out.
The fact that the Prime Minister
consideroi it necessary to rcsoft t0
such ,, conference is hailed by bis
opponents ss a virtulil surrender on
his pnrt. His opponents prophesy,_
and his radical supporters fear, 1;h,,ti
he will consent to Sir Iidward Car-,
some loudly proclaiincd ultinntuin,
of .. clear cut exclusion of the whole,
of Ulster from the projected new
Irish Government.
TIIE IEITIEI '
THE TEIPEIIIITUIIE
TIDE l00|I,, ETC
(Spf-cisl` to 'I`he Guardian)
TORONTO, July 22.-° Maritime:
Westerly winds and moderately warm;
local showers at aight.
THE WI_<}A'l`Hl¢R.-_There was more
unsettled weather yesterday. A fine
wsrnrdey was succeeded in the even-
ing by some rsln and afterwards it
became very cool.
The highest temperature on record
yesterday wal 72 degrees above aero,
'the lowest the previous night being
55 degrees abdrvl. At 9 a. m. yes-
terday it was 68 degrees and at 9~
p. ru.. 59 degrees above.
The tide will be high this noruing
at 10.19 and tomorrow .it 11.06; it
will -be~liigh tonight at 12 and Sur.
nrdny morning at 12.41.
The sun setrthis evening at 7.4l
and tomorrow et 1.40; li. rises tn-
morrmv morning at 4.88 and Satur-
dsyst 4.94.
The moon sets tonight fit 7.56.
There wal- a new moon on Wednes-
day, July Had at 10.88 a. m.
The first quarter of the moon will
he on Wednesday, July 29th at 7.51
They absolutely refused to give mon- _
ey for their return fares or to al»,
low nnything to thc local Hindu
committee by way of rccoinpensn.
ini; been qualified for thc purpose.
They had not paid for their stool.
and did not know whether any p.~r
son else had or had not paid for it..
HINITWW
...s.._,
C_"‘_.L-
IS I_IKII_.II `
IIIPINI IN PI§lILI:
,__ .
\'Al\‘(.‘0UVl'lR, July 2|.--.lust bc-
fore sevel- this morning, the I|in<ln,~=,
through the shore committee, agreed
to accept. the terms of the Govern-
ment, mill will to-night allow pclicc-
ablf- possession of the Komnnriitu
Maru. There will he no ughting.
The I-llndus made many new dc~
mnnds, hilt were finally forced to uc-
cept the proposals of the oilininls,
which were to provide the-in with
medicine and six thiuisnnd dollars
worth of food for the rcfurli trip.
‘uirry u.\ci;.I iii `-.`l-\'. \2I.lsx.'<i\\‘ lmll on
'l`Iu:l’:¢<I:cy_ -lull’ Zird. 1liiL3T~'i'-2L!f\llIip(I.
"'(`omc to the strawberry festival
on St.. .I:lm'-H I‘liiirch beautiful
i:l`¢iuli\l.~i this uftcrluioli from I toil
o'l‘Iiu~k_ 3661.
”'l`Iio .\nni;'t‘ Irv flrenln Social of
.\]'-xailidrii llripfist Uhurcb, will he
'wld on .\l<»li<l:iy, iivnr the church,
i4`oiiic clijiiy yiu|l'sl‘|f. 3656-7-23M2i.
".\Il. Wm. A. Mclir-nn. Fairview,
ilifvli-Is holililig ii ll\\\‘n party iinil
dnliro ou his laiwn fronting on West
liivcr oi. l~`rid;iy .luly 2~lth.
3671-7-22i\l2I.
*°NrI'I`I\'I~7.-- A general riveting of
the sIilircIiol<ici's nf the Bedford Fur-
ii.era' ('o-ol>r=ri\1.ivi- (‘ii._ will bc held
in the Millcovc School house on
l~|utlil‘d.iy_ 25th ,,f .lulynt 2 o'clock
li. ni. 'l`biisr “lui liave sliliscribrd to
br<‘oiiu» shurl~IiliId<'rs are also nskcll
to lu: l>i~i-_ni-iii. .l. ll. l‘liu|‘t, Pres.
3626-7-2ZM3i.
AL seven o'elock (`-nptnin Yanm-
moto siurted out for his vessel to
get steam up. Holi. Martin liurrfell,
Minister of Agriculture in the lfcdcr-
nl Parliament, was largely the dirnc.
tor of negotiations this iiftrriiooii
with the Hindus. After the rt-i.urn
of the local Hindu cnninittre, at
3.15, from their talk on the .\luru,
the seven Hindus held n private
meeting in the immigra1.ion lu-ml
quarters to draft n written reply tl.
the Gov(-rninent. Then they riecidml
they wanted legal advice, and went
up torn to see A. ll. Maehlcill.
"flu in York l‘oint. Ilotcl for ri
days or \\'c|-ku <uifini_~. flood hathing
and \io'ut,i|ii:. A Ferry hunt makes
four trips daily betuccn Powbal
wharf, (`linrliittrt.r»wn :mil York Tbint.
Ilollud trip tcn cents. See time table.
’I`cleplioiin c<mn|\ctions with thu hotel,
ll. W. White, Proprietor.
3ilS-7-24M6wks.
”l<lf\QI.'l.*il'I`l<l 0TllE.\Y'1".»\I. EM-
llllOll)l*lRY.'-- Thi- lmli-es of Flinrlot-
clown urn corrlially invitcd to cull
ut the rc'=iilc-urn of Mins. Robert itat-
trny, 235 ilrliltoh Strcrf, to look
over some bcmitiful ¢~nil\ro=d~r es
which bl-nn -just --rrirerl from ohn
l‘liililll>iiu~s. Wednrsdnv and "`l~uv-s~.-
-  -._ ._ .. . 5- m- The hrou ht. h'm h k ith r f ,
. - - _ , _ , ,nu ‘ml th , ,_ d y_ m b mt Y ll _ l ac w them day afternoons 2.00 to -~."0, ~\:l_~,
Uuidnt Darn Dlpthorin ,mm Mg mi; mfinamy ° "H ,before uve oeleek, and submme<i_z2n<i, ...ni asm. uses-1-zimipe,
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