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' number of (Th-AEI-ottetown‘s wide (B eciei to The Gu
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PARIS, June 5.-startling sgnres “Take and prominent business men O'l’1‘AWA. June 5.-'Ph:rS:url\te to-
    m     ° ‘given by Deputy Andre Leger"-8 an to held a meeting 'Monday night and af- day gave the tlrird reading to the bert Frederick (iroigc spent ri couple
 the financial position of the Triple ter maturedeliiberation organized s 8°V¢|`fllllf=llt NU Blllélldlfli Ula cflmlll
AUlH“¢€. Composed of Germany, A fox exchange and investment company al code On motion an amendment
A PHINCE ALBERT
(Cuiiiidiuii Press)
MONTREAL, .luuc 5.-Prince Al-
oi' hours here tonight while cnroiiii- to
_ _ _ ENNUBHMUNH TAMEUX EXCHANGE .SENATE MSPUSES AATINEHAHT UE INMIITMENTS
_ IGHWII YS BILL TU EANNT AN WAN   JUST UHGANNIZEU [TE MANY BILLS
»2\ '
AGAINST G. T. N.
(Canadian Press)
Col-.UMnU.~i, .inns 5-'rho United
States Grund Jury has returned
twenty inillivtinents against the Grandi
, r
r
__ _ ng. ~ . Toronto in company with 07 fellow 'l‘i'unk western lluilway on charge of
      ll-§l\;HllHZ9fY. Ital¥. and ofthe Triple The personnel of the new company W" added d"’°1‘_’»\'l“8 li BD Oflvllce t0lC8d¢f-B 01 H. M. S. Uiimiierlaiiil. making illegal concessions in freight
(Special to 'Phe Guardian) 'full responsibility for the `nctiou of
()'I"i‘AiVA,_June 5.-At the opening the Senate this session as be bad
of the House to-day Mr. Borden tol<1‘<i0ne last. session.
Mr. German the government was dis-A
Blr Wilfrid said he would sum rt
l lo
posed to mains a grant to the celepra- the proposition but had voted against
tion of the centenary of peace between the Bill
Britain and the \_Jnited States pro-_
Sir \\TllfridZ “I certainly voted
vidcd other countries made similar against it with the blemishes upon
grants. -
I-Ie promised to give an answer to-
morrow to the question of Mr. Lane--il
tot, Le Prairie, whether or not the|A
it."
The Prime Minlstler could not agree
hat the_bili had any blemishes. The
gricuitural Bill in point oi fact, did
government would reimbu,-sn the de- not distribute the money strictly ac-
ositors of the Farmers' Bank and if C
ordlng to the iopulation of the iro-
n nie, Greet Britain, Franco ,nn is a guarantee of its strength and iwrsvnete e volwe olllver. making the
_ _, l, Russia, in a speech favoring ,, tim... integrity, the following being the penalty $100 flue. three months in S
  slr  year service in the active army fm- Board of Directors appointed at the lei! or b0th.
' ° France, delivered here to~day_ preliminary meetingz- President, M1-_ The hill to confirm the agreement t Lew-
He said Germany was unable to af- S. A. McDonald; Vice-President, Mr. Will! N18 f1‘8llB'Af-lhllf-ic Wireless by lB*»0l1. N. Y.. and from there will
-_.__._-..._...._.__ A ford along war and the banks of the Archibald McLean; Sec.-Trees., B. Ulla Paulsen system was given a sec- trolley t0 Nlllgllfa Falls on the
¢°““'~1`l°S l0l‘mlllE the Triple Alllande Roy Holman; Director and Advertis- ond reading and stands for the com-
Pilseesh only $'M1.600.000 in gold with ing 1vinnsger,1vir G G Acorn mittee The hiii to amend the in
;.60l‘.000.000. in circulation. The The company which 'will be incor- Hlwctilln and Bale Act was also given
w ming attack, should war be de-
Clllfcfl. 'Fllercfore France must al-
anks of the Triple Entente have $1,- porated shortly by letters patent, has a 800000 reading. Thousand Jalan/is und to M
5lA7,200.000 in vaults, $2,600,000,000 in takenofficcs in the Deslslrisa Block The ll&l‘C0l post bill a 6 d it th
y _ lil ll IDBI , e
gl;'eulation.l 1 Everything points to adjoining the store of Hon. George bill llllwlldlflg the archives uct und
i-men e ‘ '
h I _ y r y ng on n ambien Over. E. Hughes, on Queen street and its for railway subsidies were given third
e ' ' ' ' ‘
business will include the buying and Fefldlllti.
selling of options on foxes and shares "*'*~“'__--
Wliyll have a large army on the fron- in companies, the' buying and selling
tier. _ of real estate, etc.
ed’l‘he debate on the bill was adjourn-_ They will keep their customers and
He saw little of the city and left ut F
rites between Newark, Ohio and
.15 for Toronto.
Arriving at 'l`oronto tomorrow
morning they will take boat o
American side, crossing the bridge to
Niagara Falls, (int. They then rc-
tiirn to Toronto and go by boat to
ontrenl.
HEAVY BATTLE
‘ IN MEXICO
IlR(lWNSVll,l,l0, Texas, Juno 4.-
__.._.__
I i
It did, would it act in the name msn- viuces. Mr. Borden could not agree
ner towards the depositors ofthe that U10 3“”Bt° W” Within HB
st. Johns nn vine ivisrie banks, fl
ghts in amending the Highways
Hom E-,nik Cochrane moved that B-ill. “The Senate haeinot the right
the nmendmentn mann by the Senate to interfere with the limitations and
to the Highways Bill be not concur- _C
red in. They had already been relwlb- e
powers of the Senate in regard to A
money bills. _ _
Sir Wilfrid argued the Senate was‘5
ed by the House and were beY0lld U16 S
IN
onditions which this House has place
d upon a grant and I believe the
enate has in this case over-stepped
he limit of its rights." The Prime
linistsr said that the government
ought to establish conditions under
un n 5 t tl nn, H1 nwnys which federal sidcould be given tow-
 ns :ot lggingga money sm be- ard the improvement of highways.
cause when it was mst mtrndnced ,Under the bill, 'he said, the grant for
be had urged that it should be pro- 5
tected by `a resolution. The Speaker “
hon i-nina that this was not necessel°y*»°‘
province could only be expended
nder an agreement with the provin-
al government and the grant for one
us it was not a. money bill. I-Ie could l”`°vl“°e °°“1d not bl’ divermd to lm'
not understand why the Minister of 0
ther. The Senate could strike out
Railways should undertake to build a appropriations when it dm not ap-
liighway bridge in any provincle of 3
Canada. The provinces already built
rove of the conditions. The Senate
as not been satisfied with the bill
'IZ l
the highways and had stalls of em- and has “l‘t‘“'°hed to I a cause
ploycs to do so. The Dominion gov- L’
ernment had no such staff. Saskat-
h ch we rejeceed last year and whicly
e are not disposed to accept this
chewan wanted a provincial conlep year. Under the section proposed by
. T. ' lil li
ance on highways improvement while the gina” §h°a§€l7t.‘:_2:3“;,',‘,e :gint 2;
iii-erninr Gouin had termed the hm l"’ " ° ° “E”
. ' ~ ii' t
“unfair and dangerous," and advo-Propriatla” of money “wr mg 0
cated an amendment apportioning thal>0
grant according to POPHTHUDK1- n
mnation even in cases of special
gd, HB felt that the Senate had
8 _
. . , T. l I. l DC . H 8.'ll
"Why," asked Sir Wilfrid, ' was the “waded T B ega rg S ' e B I
grant for agriculture IZD be dl8t1'lbut-,;‘
ed according to. population and the
highway grant to be distributed in 5
another way?" He wondered if there_ A
was a sinister' motive hehimd the gov-‘
ernmenrs course. in lleellllswlfll the
ie bill. lar from interfering with the
utonorny of the provinces safe'g\\ai‘il-
d that autonomy beyond any DY0-
isfou made b the British North
Y
n.erica_Act. Under the Brit_is'n~
orth America. 'Act the d0milll0ll
N
d “__ _ i “nd might build a great nationaihighway
Highways Bill, an `t`w”as n all
to have a far-reaching effect on the 2
electorate? ' i n
Hon. Mr. Borden said no doubt the
Lender oi tho- ovrcsltlvu eHf"l'"=il
t provincial executive The Prime Mm ex Ort and that actm be k German dreadnought battleship
coiiniaiis D iinns T,,,,,-,,,,,__,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,  »_ l _ ' fr is ev,   nn... i. .0 ..n.... n.. .n nm...
i oking toward an international ron g T
To   for amending the bill had been oder- ftgrenee eonipigscil ot representatives c’,;‘:°ilf_~te‘_';’;‘E lggnligzfslkgrcgi tounge ESS
  ed by members of the Senate. 'Inc from all maritime nations concerned, TORONTO J"'”" 4_4 M B wnmhip dispxaces ,iDD,,0x,_,,mt,,,y Z7;
_...__ _ Liberal leader in the Upper House Wm, n view to establishing a per- H H i.d tllllvuno-ation £1822’ ,mo mm, qhe is dengned for __
` _ ' _ » . ` u _ crowic o s c o , a a ' ‘
One cent pci- word each inser- l,‘_“dl*§`§€‘”d 31111;] tl? lgr;V0l`1l!lwlll& ill _mnnent commission with power tiotcni me dose 0, a meeting of i,,te,,s,, snip speed of 21 knots and her arma- ‘
tion for advertising in this column. rf_”‘t° “ro “se 1; I; or 50"” cor' <i“|l”0 l"f0 Sllifll "THEMES and le er ment is to be vcr mwerful
no declare it a worlrfor the general
dvantage of Canada. Under this new.
lli the federal government could not
BRANTON, Man., June 5;- Sever-
al hundred prominent physicians and
surgeons are attending the sixth an-
nual meeting of thc Manitoba Medic-
al association, which was called to or.
der here today by the president, Dr.
J. S. Matheson of Brandon. The ses-
sions will continue over tomorrow.
AMBASSADOR PAGE
biiuqiiet to he given to-minmow night
by thc Pilgrims of Great Britain in
honor of Waiter Hines Pugh, the new
Americnn ambassador. ‘Ti ti'
quest ofthe Canadian Manufactur-
ers' association, the Ottawa, board of
trade has pnsseil the following reso
lution and forwarded it to Hon
"That the board of trade of thc
city of Ottawa urge upon the gov-
ernment the immediate appointment
of a commission for the purpose oi
919°’-ld 11 Cent 011 F0355 Wml°“l" thi’ ‘lsdvfnvestigating the excessive increases | 1; gl; 1. _
sent of the provincial leslslelllfs and or un- oeenn rates, both import nnd ' I ‘Mm G"""‘"y J""° 4` The
~educed by clit-iiialtles iiiiil the flight of
. the Eubflic fullly informed as to move- After n ten hour battle, during which ;
` °”_` . men _o stoc . prospects. ilrlces. all the federal garrison of 500 mcu were
  both in the fox and real estate busl- ,
ness.
Tile men at the head of this new 1>1'r'1‘lil3URQH p ,June 5 .__
X nsylvana have accepted
i`\gZ§€»lll.utll0 ltfealilellt *UNT V|C°'P!`@S' invitations to the banquet to be giv
(E
____ . r wo of i‘.harlottetoWl\'s en here tomorrow night in imnor 0| ‘t
most successful business men and former Mnygp George w_ Gnu”-ie_
AWD. MBU. 0_f_its most reputable and 'i‘he,i>nnqner win nn in the nnture of
honorable citizens. That they will n farewell tu. Mn (men,-,,,_ ,,,n,_, in
manage the affairs of the company noon to depart for Pekin to talic up
honestly, honorably and uprightiy is duties as United. States minister to
s. foregone conclusion. Uhinn_
Mr. Holman, the Set’i'etary-'l‘reas- _#___
?§52‘.J§i,"’{$’..,°.§.."`°..§‘?.§’.‘3.Z.Zli§‘{“ll.“i.‘{‘ REMOVE BODIES
s e a a ia
ble asset to the Company and his '
energy and push may he depended up- MQNTREAL J 4
' .- Caskets » . . I T'
LONDON June 5__ElnbO,ate me on to Pewre business Whel_evm_ it can cont min tl . _ (iiine ers camps was destroyed with ii loss ,
_ » _ 1 . 1 h _ 1
parntions hav! been completed for the be legitimately done. n L - It ,U les .0 those _ “E 0 of LWEUEY thousand ‘lUll“’”~ tliree-qiiurters ond two minutes, nine
- , played leading roles in the stirring
T" Hccllrlng MV Acorn as Dlrectflr dllys of (7unaiia's early history as ii
and /\ilVeTtlSl“g Manager the C0111- French colony were conveyed this
pany has been exceptionally fortun- morning through the streets of the
_ 10 lllllel ate. Mr Acoi'u’s specialty is adver city the bel l
deserters to the United States side I
the centrnl portion of the city
BUSH FIRES
IN HUDSON
_-_.__
THE PAH, Mun., June 4-News H
I-I_udsuu Buy right of way. At Mile
Ninety, one of the McMillan broth
-~_-*___,JA._.._____
AAIIMOSITY OF
A SUFFRAGETTE
fl.
in connection with Prowse Bros Lim-
rnents he has planned for several
Will A8140 P15109 at U19 SBVOY HOWA- ltisinip Ile has made a success of it L f( ,gi _pm u hundred years ago
o mi iemoved from the crypt
  _`itefl, whose trafic-drawing ailvertilsa- h?neaiT`Il Notre Dame church' 8 score
o co ns were conveyed to thc new
chapel of St Sulpice, near thc
" ' 1 ' "l“ll”*lll-Y. who is the pzirticiiliir object
   years. In advertising the Dalton iiox mother house on Sherbrooke gtrect,i of Runmgette m__mU__ity’ was c')m_
D awe ceremonies veiled, on nccoiint of mnn ' ru -
O'i"[‘AWA, June 4.-At the re- ada have excelled. tl
company Limited he made a record where they will be reburied with im-
is a Diiblicist which icw men in Can- rcs `
Nearly one hundred and fifty cof-
With such men as these at its head, fins will be removed in all containing
'irenn with splendid prospects of suc- days battled to obtain a foothold in
cess Its work will bc another boost tl il
_ _ _ ~ . . a ich w d and unsettled country.
George Farley. acting monster of -vor the province nr wcii nn to those
trade and commerce :_ " '
;‘.;;i_°.‘;n;:‘:::“:;‘.:.i:;"A‘;.“::;;;1?Diifniiiiogurii K D
A F 2| ii is
AH MUHJUCK MCKENZIE
. - ' _ - Y i , cou-
_ » _ _ (len dnl not ine wnnt action in nenennnny t, itiial enthusiasm, the Rev. Dr. Mur I _
(Jusb must accompany Order- Mlm tags ,gucgosssck ir or - m . » - < il k ‘vi kenzie i t eint -fi e e ‘lst "K “E te" l°“rt"@" "wh 2'1"*
that argument in ,-Wcrwmn wminnation steamship lines 00 - HC . OT W Y V F HFS
mum charge twenty-five cénts. B ° “
,___. .__-- __-__ ‘ . _ - - f th I, D t i , and thirty guns oi smaller caliber.
WANTEDT-AQNURSE GIRL. APPLY ;;el;'e~ o;Iet\;;ng§3;¢; :J;on;a;~;li`i;hn;l; totimduly gnnsinincpe rntcs which nppar ghgirigzsislniggnano chiral wrt; tlcnilirggn She is “ted with ten Submerge [1 tor
B _“Mu - cu y now x ._ '
__nt___154 Pown_a_l_
str et. 5 ' -
Mlm wrifviucn 1MMnnIA'r1=1LY.ospr on senate efnennnrenir nn
sinnii ianillv 148 0““‘b°fl“",§1_§'§,_3_,
nov WANTED 'ro LEARN PRINT-
lns- Apply to Gnnrdie“ OR?-Tlmtf..
Comllonimen ionrasila or MAK- »
ing nn) wnni;e¢1_ Apply _Guardian Of-_
nc, s-1aMti_
 o"*_s -Two nrnie
good wages. Apply 151 Pl'l“;f‘;?;I§,,_
Auvdns wiirrrno A suirnnnn
place for il. fox ranch, two miles
from the city. Rddfws "F°‘Y'"
ons.-dine omee. e~5iusird
ron ss T
La'
Now ?`if=<Acfi~1oAL
HQW.
200,000 ~
also thousand feet
TORONTO June 4-The dccoflliloll
- il C li . ‘
___ government did not propose to nc_ elected Moderator of the Presbyterian pe 0 “ es
Assam l and h il
ll Y» "fl W "_ CHAi=u.as'1'oN, s, C., June s.--
dllef-ed ti’ the Crowded Platform ‘°~'"l“ ilane to further the industrial and
, _ _
  of the statue of Sir John A. Mac- the plnuiiits of this audience. He was _~\m,,;.,,,,.,,,,,l devcn) ment
donald in Queens Pzuk on the nnui
versnry of his iiciith, June Gth, is ti
D oi the cities
‘l'_V{iC0';;‘;‘l SY é-l“’M‘"c°é:l";;lI:5 lVll:“"31‘3"”;?_)‘;_ of the South are to bc cxliaustively
____ b I tl Ucmsi I of Cuneervn h . .I tl. .\ E H t. ccuungs discussed at tile anuiini convention of
I() U l 8. ' ` C * l ll! [ill S i 0|! lf() ’ 1 ~ . ._
WASHINGTON' June 4__Wnsmng_ trzvemxinyv the meeting to he held in arm. i \ l l the Southern Lomnncrcial Secictai
-~n\-__>`_.........._-_
llll IIPEOA TO A-VE
FINEST DEPATRTIIEHT STORE
. _ , - _ ...__._._
WINNIPlllG,_.`fune 4~A skyscraper
departmental store, probably the
finest in America, ten stories in
height, and costing, _rwith site, ss,-
_ 250.000. is to be built on Portage
8V°l'l'<1°» by the Hudson's Bay Com-
IYHUY. according to an announcement
made by Herbert E. Burbidge, stores
ccmmissioiier, who has just returned
from England.
The commissioner announced thai i
the company will immediately pro
reed with me erection ni its victoria,
`B. C., store, which will cost $260,000,
including the site. '
JACK
at moder-
ate
WANTED-A _
First Church.
heating .
Stanley,
._~
Trus-
for ii
and a_
McKin-
' ___ ` 6-§_iifIE6_i.
JULY FQR 'MRS.
who
No
tions
QIIOTEI
 Melville
ofthe = criminal
Scotland
has made
PEI'
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40 c
110 ,
0 .
8 SOVGI
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I llllvi
NEW 'TRAIN SFRVICE
T IN THE WEST.
WINNEPEG Man., June 5_5-A l'l€W
tri-weekly train service to be operated
over the lines of the Grand ‘Trl-lnk
Pacific between Winnipeg and F°"t
William will he inaugurated tomorrow
evening with the departure 01 the
first train from this city. At Fort
William the trains will connect _with
the passenger ships of the Northern
N,-,vlgntion Company, thus affording
a through service to thc East..
SHOOTS AND KILLS
HUSBAND AS BURGLAR
, CAGO J e 4.-Mrs. LOUIBG
Vsslxelireg; tinllilllay shot and killed
.her husband, John B, Van Keuien,
.mistaking him for a burglar. The
Van Keurens had been B¢P8Y`Bf~°d 1°'
several months. Mrs. Van Keulan
toni the police 01°* Sh” l“"“"“ §
crash of broken BIB" md “Wh” ga;
stretched through to unlock t e do 1:
S.n,, snfd she Bred at the man an a
husband.
ACK ani) oF
FIRST M ssiizgon AT nioriisuoro
cfm, N_ H., .runs 4.-The
ilrlrdtlcrlrllalxil-ei of the season have been
iennea in-any by 4- 5'# R- ,L°§¢’°,;'
meta. The fish are unusnti y are .
weighing about three DOW ,_d at
ll‘armers.a\‘e quit” dl°°_°““¢°
tn, wet weather, which fIl'UV,ED¢l fill!
seeding being done. Not moth than
one-third of the seeding has been
t .t ,_ _ , . ies' association, which convened in
egngniisbgxizggss  xllnglsgun it, the Open “fr at thrfze 0513?' ,inf ill’ ------@- this city to~day for a tliicc days’ d
“ace S, 1 . James Whitney, Aithur_ _clit 8 . ~ session. Commercial and trout: boilics
s ary or men who wish to marry P of portage l-ll Yfnlfle Md P09
t0 D!`0dllC0 8 rnedlclal certificate be. _" f ` H 1 I I h. e, in every part of the South have sent
,ore they can obtain 8 ucense_ :;ligBwi;is»ir;;emi;)c m“i(;:nge<t\ii;nBpi;ix';k;nB_   delegates ti the convention.
_,D Cuno Rudoliih, Commissioner of the
istrict of Co umbia is working out
the plans for a bill 'to be introduced "° ROYAL PARTY DEC IN
in ,Consress making s. medical certi-
ficate of good health a necessary part
or the procedure of obtaining the
right to wed.
L ED
BETTING TICKETS
LONDON, June 5.-At thc Derhy
race yesterday, the King and Queen,
\ declined betting tickets, and most, of
sensation created by Emily Wiliiing the Royal household followed their
Davidson's reckless feat in throwing example and the usual royal pool fell
herself in front of the King‘s horse through. It was instituted in the
EPSOM, England, June 4.-All
previous suffragette demonstrations
were thrown into the shade by the
iiucing Commander Evans at t2iicen’s D
nu t,,n,gM_ (.,,m,,,,]n,,,,r Evnnn more than ii ycur, was formally open-
delivered "_ 1,,ct,,m on the Bring), eil today und will be continued until
South l’olnr expedition in which th" “ml "l'-`-'_“I‘U.f1Tlll'2l'- Thchhief yt-
rf ti S- t i  nf"
litgsfi n mt lm( “thug ‘mt uw" _ coilcctiim of' iiistoriml documen ol.
the new company enters the business >the bodies of those who in the early h
raised distiirbnnccs rind were eject- ‘ll
ed. Severn] men, who assisted in thc
disorder, were fronted with scant F
mercy by the sturdy stewards.
ti ' _ ~. _
appearing until the first lord of the 1
mlniirnlty hmi fiiifshcri. _
HARDWOOD LUMITERM EN
_ nluai convention of thc National Hard ffalgaryv Edmonton and v,¢tD,_,a_
LONDON, June fi-Winston Spen-
cer Churchill, first lord of the nil-
y intcr p _
ons to cnt short his speech intro- H
Dottie Creek. Under the federal law
the company is likely to aggregate
lines of 820.000, 
._-______.
SUPENTNTENUENT
A TUH TNUNU lI‘]llEGE
(Special to 'Phd Guardian)
}l.\l.ll"AX, Jiinc 5.-Prof. J. M.
Frccmun, of the llairy Department of
the Cuunecticiit Agricultural College,
me of the leading ‘experts in his line
ii America, has been appointed Pro-
fessor nt agriculture and Farm Super-
ntcndcuf. at the Nova Scotia Agri-
,_-.~Ȣ-_-
, 11,, ; of the ltio Grande to 200, govern- C."lt"Yf1l Uuuege' Tl-_“ro” He is n na'
e“t°fl”lB*3 are W¢’1llfH0Wfl C0 the Dub- Nearly all of thc Democratic leaders ment troops still were in control of tme m New Bllunswmk'
 lic. Messrs. S. A. McDonald_and A. of western pen ,n
' ' ' ' _ llfutumorus, Mexico, nt iuiiliiigbi.. /it
hut hour firing had censed.
PACING NEEUNU
]‘llIN(7E ALBERT, Suslt., Jun04-
A new pacing i'ecurii wnn established
t tlic spring i-aces which opened yes-
0l‘<llly. when ilr. Ll. l’., ii seven-year
V ' . _ ° , L
lers in the Maritime Provinces. His was l"`°“"7ht mm t°“"l tm” m°"'""E5 old grey stallion owned by H. W `
 FUR I business connection will b v li -    of u 'md hush me mngmg "long the Hudson, oi Prince Albert, won the
thousiind iiollur stakes in three
eats, in two minutes, eight and 3
ali sccoiiils, two minutes, eight and
ml tlii'ec-qiiurtcrs,
--_~_______*___
MARITIME SHUW
IN HUEEANIJ
AMS'I`I<}ltI)AM, June 53-The Nat-
miil Maritime Exhibition) for which
reparations hnvc been makmg for
nctiou of tbc cxliibitlou is a great
ts. di
During, the few mmutcn ML prints, pictures, models of booth and
flhiircbill spoke ii. dozen siiilriiirottes '
Premier Asquith attended the icc-
irc_ but disciectly ri-ii'\iuef‘ from
(.1
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(YHICAGO, Ill., June 5]-'l`be an- t
ood Lumber association -met in-Chi (
'eiics of famous Dutch voyages of ex-
lorution and colonization.
AMOUS SOLDIER
T0 VISIT CANADA
i)l‘.l‘llil~l(`-, Jiinc 5.--(lblrieral Sir Ian
liimiltoii, one of the most noted
»iniimniicl‘s nf the British army, is
uc to iirrivc here to-morrow to be-
in n tour of inspection of the Can-
ifinn militia. General Hamilt0n’s
our wifi extend to the Pacific coast
nd will include visits to Winnipeg,
cago today and- was called to ordcr
n '-- y, e w' 1. have the dis by President _Charles H. Barnaby of
Small family; easy work. 174 Kent would insist ,mon sending B message tinguishcri honor of presiding at the .G
ge _5-‘l°MlW- to the senate to ther sneer. cousrznvwrrvn RALLY various .neeiinge of the .nose memor ,mnnnnnn COMMERCIAL,
GIRL 'WANTED ]_MME1)1A'pl§L_}Y_ , _ ---»_---__-*__ QN ANNIVERSARY able gathering in the history of the
OF SIR JOHN A'S DEATH church. Dr. Mackenzie was elected ______sECHE”ARIES
 _ --- _ with rent unanimit a as co ~ ~ .
of importance to the trade ure srbe~,
duled for discussion during thc two
_day's session. :
ceremony was used for tnc wedding,
I’enno<:li bome.
reencastle, Ind. Niimeroiis _questions
STEAMER WAS
POUNDED TO PIECES
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WEDS |°lX-lf`i')O'l`llAl.i.i'lR
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l’Hll.Aill*}l.l’l'1IA, l‘i\., June 5.-
Miss l<1li2nliet'n l’cniiock, ilmightcr of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. llciiuock of Luns-
owne, to-day became tbc brii'.'c of
Robert (l. Folweli, Jr., the forvrer,
captain of the University of Pennsyl-
vania football tc1m_ Tiic Friends’
and n lnrgc rechption followed at the
EBERHAHT U()MMlilNCE- T
MENT ORATOR
AMES. Ia., June 5.-Many visitors
were present to~day at the annual
commencement exercises at Iowa
while coming down the track at full
stride. Compnratively few of the
year of the late King Edu/:ird`s suc-
cession. The tickets cost a guinea
State College. President Pearson
ls‘Yl)Nl‘lY, June 4-Word was re~_
cived from Unpe Race fast night
that the Glace Bay, which ran ashore
llliiy Zmi at Freshwater Point, Nild.,
while in bnllast, from Sydney to
wubniin, was pounded to pieces by
thi: hcnvy scus of Sunday, and is a
total loss. The underwriters were
just preparing to float the monster
ore carrier.
C
SUICIDE VICTIM -
REMARKABLY COOL.
CALGARY, Alta. J une 5:-Louis
Clcghorn, of Toronto, hired a taxi-
cab late last evening, drove it to the
middle of the Bow River bridge band-
ed the chauffeur an envelope contain-
ing a $10 bill lumped into the river,
and was seen no more.
T
'75-HOUR BRIDE WINS.
1 lam
ter ruling him new that li WM ’l°’~
sixty thousand spectators, intent on
watching the leaders of the race, saw
the affair, which is likely to end in
the first fatality of the militant cum- BUSCH MAKES BRIDAL
paign. ‘ GIFT OF $1,000,000
Those nearest Tottenham corner had
s glimpse of ii woman darting direct- CHICAGO, June 4.-A check for
ly in front of the two itnlloplllg $1,000,000 for a wedding prescnt.l
horses. She ducked almost under That is what Adolph Busch, brewer
Agadir's neck to reach Anmcr. Some of St. Louis, gave to Miss Lillian
say that she waved her ai-ms io stop Magnus, his favorite granddaughtenj
the horses, others that she seized the who today becomes the bride of Syd-
reins. According co some /nmer‘s ney L. Berg of Chicago,
shoulders struck her on the head. B0- The amount of~ the check was to be
and the ilrst prize generally was
about $500.
just as the horse was upon ner- was planned for the bride to open the
...Jockey Jones was stunned"hY the envelope which contained the foi'tune.~
fall and did not know what sliillveil ‘But Miss Magnus .conidn't wait. She
him. He-cedld not even ri-iollect' wanted to take just _one peep at the
that he sew a woman. figures, When she saw there were sev-
'rhere was n s‘1l'¢‘lm flllll "le Kll\Z’° en of them she rushed out to ‘tell the
rider! The three were on the ground __
in a heap. the crowd quickly sur ITALIAN K1No’s' _
rounded them," and the ambulance ar- rpglp IN BALLOON
"vga, when Mies Davison was pick- . _.___
fragette tri-color around her waist mnsnel, together with his principal
under her uleter. A card found ln aide de camp General Ugo Brussti
in Demon W s P U helper airigesie ecuoon at the orniy nyin
unconscious in Epsom hospital, and miles-from shin ¢i¢y_ T1, Ki
or 0! n- 58 BV B811 I I*-BTBGY' lllllof bombs from the balloon again
been full of excitement oneel she fixed and movable targets on
..-
presented the diplomas to the grad-A
uates and Governor Eherhart of Min~.
cording to others the woman faintcd kept 9, secret; \mf,i1¢,0qight,_ when ltihave °E“"'°d the m'°~ this column. Cash must accompany
horse plunged over, landing on thc bride gwofrny ‘
ed up she was seen to have' the suf- R0-ME, June 4:--King Victor Em-
WATERTOWN, N. Y. June 4.~
Mrs. Rachel Radley. widow of ra. man
she married`in a hospital seventy-
iivc hours before his iii-nth from ill-
jury has been uwiirdeil $7,000 agllllwt
thc Leroy l‘apcr f`oini\llllY 0| Carib'
CHICAGO, Juine 4.~0ne fireman '
was seriously hurt and a half dozen
others were overcome by smoke in ii
fire that did $200,000 damage trrday
to a two-story building three blocks'   T c
in length occupied ny the inure 'rnn- AIEETIIIOS, E- - »
ning Company, a subsidiary ol Ar-, ‘
xnour & Co. Vandals were believed to l one rent per word each insertion lu
nesota delivered the oration.
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$200,000 FIRE IN
CHICAGO; ONE HURT
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Bge.
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IlHNOUNCEf|EN`IS»
-_-~._......___~__ order Minimum chgrgg twenty DVB
MOTION PICTURES 5 cents,
AT BUCKINGHAM "”""
.___ A "Th, Quarterly Meeting of the Fish
NEW YORK, June 5.~A London and Game Protection Association will
cs-ble says: The hola in the city Oourunvoom _this
A cinematograph theatre is to‘heI(l~‘ridsy) ¢V°“illZ at-01811* 0 °l°¢k-
installed at Buc-inghem Palace or “"""
,the benefit of the younger members, "Csrdillif W°°l~ W’ ag” Pl°°°°d t°
ol the Kfng’s family and their fi-fenffs._ nnnannee that our ciar nl hnve laces
.The primary reason for_this decision resharpened and equ Une or rst
is that the King and Queen reifllfll elses work. No lumpy rolls. Satis-
ninemngngmph entertainments as__of faction guaranteed. French Bros.,
hen; pocket was _inscribed I . '_ today made s.__` flight in a 'military
At lmidnlghtlthah woman was still, gfnnnqg gt 5;-gsemnqn , gms; tyenegr be
use doctors nun nn- ooneiiion wee igrorny interested in tl., tiff.;-.gifs
A ici i Mi p i - ' nt'
_wmm,,_ V  _ _ _ img ’i_.¢_e_eii_<_io+_.n um' prison seen., ,,.,,,,,,,,,_  ‘N
~,- ...___-----~ i -sis -vfohlt -‘azalm loreiliiel.  -.-_-l------_-_ »
iglnimentnelievee-Neurslgie. reedingisnd was bedlyafalutea-, . __ A \|i_na_r_»d’e Liulmpnt. Curse
high educational
A small saloon
for the
the ap-'
the best
of the
to
bn lint In
Westmoreland . 6~5M$i.
net apart --
csuvas willi ~°"Facility to acquire" and “secu-
rity of possession" are two strong
attractions in my oller of the beet
'rypewrfters the world produces to-
day-'Yhe Smith Premier and the
cu the snfit-nemingion. ii. mine Fraser, mii-
lllllllll fax. N. S. 8-Sllll.
lon
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