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\.. ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN V ' QEE iuLEv`FN-'
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li BY MYSTERY OF A RELIC/
mdmfsallmr 'll wi" Holy :cms on mr somone,
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» scientists are st shunt disoussuls Knvwins Dr. Gooechiws
minors sssssst interest the cueev ss s' '"°°““°°'°°
semaritsbis dreumstancea of A  the ztthqstutywemnwunsnl “wg
Oil ct besutlfillvworkmauship and sup- show\tm¢h.¢~..M‘.'“_ 8.”-su
weed ntl! sltlsu-\t'1. ia s spot our to tlaoouoluloothattbq were g-ggi.,
°""°“"“"' *”l"V° "N" ~ 1°' Mn News use uses slseea
was made by the sister in
The diseovsga * 'nu' 'mu
or w i 9 r 3 '* °Pi>\Nl¢l1 s mys-
two o'thus.r»Ld\es,°rss°las° l;,g‘ns.»d“l*l'liis known to a sniall body at rg.
sunwmna 'roses role mst my "¢'°" l>°r°°=s-
should so search ip a place which he The women then described m Dr Good-
hsd sssa_& is his miad's eye or in _cluic the |,. ..° ,.
:nat .seems to have been s "waiting tounq “for G°°‘:m:'i°3‘ *N1 IIN
rsam. ' ~ once recog~
'ruaor is an submitted tn i “"°ll it ss one smell ue ms,
l»° *\l4Ml£°0¥P°r¢l. who are unable Noun- "l'°°° 1° '¢h° "°|\ in the 
slcn s his lsr its crisis. it my he moo °‘f,'}‘ W" °°l°r°-
:»°srs.nlo.' at an nee. it use sees pre. 0°°llchlia oss isvlue ur. 'meer
suaeed thiothlstr dey. P°l°°vertoBstht» hi '
use-vsaauu. ° ° °' '° N ”““ '”° °"°"‘“'*°°°°:f:°wui3' a?:is°32
OM °, an zum". n the vessel in the wel at Glastonbury
. li-rallies! eo cern- .
iss it is test is oss pisses is on , ’1`°°°° virounmsnees were of s me
9°* which ma
neu oisstoueury sesrly sis. yes.-s “Q u ,MM,‘§~}' P°"°"l *Ill probably neue I
Ui’ Dr. Cobdchild, of Bath, a msn of much mr and 2"
antiquarian knowledge, use m R. ° d hes sn-ittea sn account
ot_what H described as s "::snc:.'l’“aNid 3; stil:-eeriilgdchcxi W' m ‘M °°"°'“°°
Dr. ooedchiid entertains the belief, con- tist sua pus? |‘,'|k°" th' ‘m”'°“' '°'°“'
sequent Upon his stranse experiences. that soclatiou. whoplixs Ig: l‘:ztsE;.ysanB"u“tla.:e.r;
itisthecupwhichtnesvi usedt E
E un sw ‘M 'mea Sam". :O :ngse:hLnt;:st.in°psdy¢;l;oipgiou matters. _
gum” [umm Wu “Wim to 'mum "nn" so ‘nvsstlsats the ._
Britain attsr the Oruclilxlon. For many yes" D:-y¢;:°d:f,u?h“N |:‘:§ __ `
nraminsd ia London. “fl °f t-11° year st'» Boreisners, tr. ' 
Asha” Pd. oommunmmbd M. mn illliianhlxtiverla. la 1886. twenty-tw¢?;°sr: "°
2 'l °:.“‘f°°.:.“.'.f"“".r'  °n~» »f .l ...:"...:.°.':..:'::: "s:."'”°'.~- ° ‘“°"° "_
nlln n n it h ` C eusssssvessl '
mmmd: md tt “menus earns is se; ,hm “_ ,H mo mm .hop at _ loc; While France Has Led and Ger~
_ I emans rwucl ¢."0|,_ DL Good hu
attended a mestlos' at the house ot the W" .wanna if nga “;‘;“'¢ 12° “F lt: many F0]10W¢d, Island Em..
dirnitnrf in London on Saturday last, Dummy G r-my .M bo: h “was all
and narrated all the circumstances con- 3, bsmvgd n an um m“": 1°' ml ph-e is Still IHHCCIVC. A
coming the discovery. “ry .mm h h A e was s for
'HN U\°°¢|l'll'Yllofanotsble character g sps¢|g||"u',n ° on nm °\“m 1° 5°
' lllls. _
i:.:;:.';."':.°:t..:.'..:‘°°:.‘ :‘;?.l..:°'::.‘:;..:.': ..‘l:°;."~,~=“-~°~° =>»-lm-~  BADEN-POWELMS VIEWS
scientists, sntiquarians, peers and peer- it. Score :i:11:r'ls`tTl?l§>?kGoodp°.;I:iIdonh:d
SIM. ' gn Aggumlhmt Qxvanano; 1 LON'DON` A
12:; otcxnwoggp.  élalifax, nature. o ° gunman] "It a war were to occur in the near
. eun as
»=~»»-»»~~  l-»»~~»~ -»»»-»--nt "°#=-°“° we--=~ :sails °.°.'.":.:“.€:';;'°.11.i.::°':;:.°‘;°::f
luv. R. J. Campbell. sir w. creases ,M While he wss stayin: st the rxetei sr ' '
Ps¢¢"b°u"_ 1 P H - sequently handicapped. in the matter of
'hilly members ot the Established ‘hm h’ hu "fm ;_‘:'° "I Misha' h° "at" `olrshlps'i" Such was tha question put to
Church. - nes' at s 11
M ° an-lgr pr°vl°us nsstlns Lecy §§’°;'°°,"°‘°‘”° "Im ‘"“"*°\° Nm 3;: 5:33.; Elsrgnsik Bylifzrffyw 1' tm w'°u`
\'¢r¢lY I r ohn Evan and M . HI n great denser' tht th , °
Fy'ers, widow of the man who spent tg; Which he found at Bordigherla waosallrg |' F"ma°Z'" “ian Mgjm' B°d°“'P°w°"'
est part of his life in psychlcai roses h "CUP 0! Our Lord " u d t th "ms m ° 3"" ea way' G°m"‘"V h"‘
Were among those present. rc ' BuDP¢l'; that when' hisnfatizer. dIedLutI: MW “h°t ”“dd°“|¥ f0l”W\1l’&; but Ellslllllll
To (hi. uu¢|,nc° Tudor Pole save an mug; Mk” lt to the ..w°mu\.. gunner.. will not be left behind. The authorities
account ot the vessel, which created the ll Glastonbury; that subsequently a are k°°Vl“5 their “V” °P°“ t° “Il “ew
qrsatsst astonishment. Mr. Pole is the woman would arise d h ‘|°V°l0l1m0'll! and lh0U8h I WQUIG H0!
manlslng director of a large grain bus- that the cup would be|I»!l'oughlt,pfo;"tt!h'w|nt'htI- ¢lVUl¥° BUY .lllf0l'mHl\0l\ 0! li l-wlllllval
lness at Bristol. I-Ie is about 80 years in ton years, and "would be a means ol`Cl"“'a°'°"' I ‘hmk I “my “ate ‘hat °"'
0! ess! s msn of keen intelligence. with moulding christian thought" l’”"‘“‘°""° lil"/° bw" °"°'"<l°d with ¥°°<i
clean-cut features and dark. deep-sat eyes. In the following year, 18-01. his father, “”""”‘"
ge oonfeasesnthat he is to some extent when dying, sum me cup by 'msnmger Major Baden-Powell, however, reluct-
clairvoyant. or "clalraudiant." although 10 Dr Ggodvmld who. wa, Ahmad D “lilly Bdmlifed that th! English sxi>°!'fH
ht° dh" n°t d°V°'°d ml"-In un" ‘U U10 Gocdclhlld return-ed with it to En-gland: mm 3“h’°d-“° W`“°u°“| 9xPe1'l°"°°- In
s u y of the occult. ' went to Glastonbury dlssovenq um M,_ their ‘quarters at Aldershot they have
While Tudor Pole holds that there is c|,,,,,¢ ..womnn.° uartnr.. and 0 th m_ plan, ."4 models in ,,b,,,,¢,mc,,. but never
3;: 6°g;:3;‘:';th|§rg|‘;'£v:;); |:°Ig°“:;‘3i'“;l;:‘§ structions of "§l\\iraud'innt \;0i:es_',e de- ence has s military airshlp been sailed in
nature Mmbumd to “ by DL Goodvhud Ipcsited the cup in the shallow well or ijlngland. France, on the other hand, ai-
rl ieadi’ D0ssesses two which have proved
he is ilrmly convinced that it is u "holy W n8`
=. H ‘.. d h in 1900 Dr, Gocdshild went to gh, wsu successful and it ls stated that ilve more
2,2, ,,'f“m, °,“f‘,f_' ”§’,Z,,§§",§‘£°°be’;“'“_B‘;|uguin_ but round that lt nua apparently are on cider- Frem those the French
l‘0 a, I < ‘
overt for it The room is draped in white, "W" cleared. He could nur rind gh, mm al-my would r°°°W° "“’°-‘““°‘° '*"""'“"°°           A 
gh | | k t bl _ and concluded that it had been taken in the event of war. In Enslund the luck A
° “"8 Nm." n B ca. B on B' m B away. of funds for experiments is the greut
 “°  °:°.'~.::":.;=.':.l ........,....- IN IIIIBBENI IININAIN ~ AI|SINAI.IA'S CAZE INHIIUCH WIIIIIIENCAIE
. once s year. but er w y
nh“I|_IN?f“ 'UQ *M :'I\°|° ¢“°'“m""¢ ‘any more of the cup until it was dis- tivo purposes, however," continued Major
° ° °“P 9 °f ° "W" °°| “Inu”-‘» The ,»oo\'ered by Tudor Poie's sister. Baden-Powell, "I am rather dubious. For
&‘°"y wmch Tm" Pd* mm W N’ d‘°'1 Dr. Goodchlld states most emphatically scouting purposes they should prove of
fmzuinhed °“d|°°°° °“ kzumay 1°" 'ma' that the only person to whom he over incstimable service in procuring informa-
znnrllgl ?:°3_n“"'n“ °°NM.|;‘|:{h:"ft' :'21  mentioned the piacinf of the cup in the tion as to the disposition of the cnemyu
,,,,,,,,, M , mum,” of hm mm me well was the lute W lllarn Shsro. whose force But thsllmited amount or urnmum-
gentlemen and ladies present found no Fflzgaslnti-,mi Xa: t2\f¢31°"dl:`I;hherNl¢§lEa’ogI: Ellofllm vgllhgstthggelggg srgarwglaghrndoir
ienson to entsrtdls the slightest suspi “ '
dn" ,,f th, “od ‘um of ms nunwh thc author of several remarkable mysti- Dmpp|¢,g B change bomb mm me mum,”
q~,m,,,. you go" ms “th°,|nl mn at callbacks. of a fort will do little harm. lt would be
the bsulnnins of theyeai- iw: he "received The Beer's Trance. extremely difficult for them to hit a sun-
Ul llnpresslim" that naar Glastonbury Ab- Tudo, pm, wld in equally ueomsmns "ln the chance of war during the next
Iwi' n relic of a holy nature hy buried. ,wry ¢,,m,,m|n| hi. uwngnog ,Nm th, year or two the presence of airships
ids time passed this mental lmpresslon.c,,p |n'L0n40n_ wh," ha bmuim H |,, would mean nothing very revolutionary,
grrw stronger. It recur-nd.sgs.|n‘ and. pseernber lsst to submit to the suthori- but before len years are passed many
-\ll\ll\. DY dl! UIQ by hllhi. In Bl9tem~ "B, gg mg 3|-mgh md gqum Kgngingggn r.ew inventions will doubtless have made
ber last tnslsenssttoahrssehedneuelilllllgh Museums. /mer visiting the museums lllern sn important factor."
lie said t at while e was I ns- in s I se g n when them wus s 2------e
erllsu is me misss or me meet srsssle I‘.2,§{,‘§2' §‘;,§_?I° ‘§’,'°,,;,,, ..c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_.» NEW 'muon mscovsnsn
surroundings. he experienced what can Tm, womam on ,nmg Tum, psig' said;
arilynhvc; ¢'l’\‘itl’¢‘:::_b‘or<ll.ae_as:‘:;;:k‘lr`l¥.°d::':;:h“~_"; "You are connected wit; da v;r;; holy Young Walter in Berlin Found to
rl Il . _ ." t a oment_ li or oe was
mil' lil” mlnfl °7° 0'” R '°°"“°4‘ ‘ ?r}IdlngA:hsh v‘esTsl wrapped in a silk Posse" Great vocal Aunty'
|l|"""-" I 209°* "mm M "°m°mb°/"°d lhandkerchlef, in his hand. The room was BERLIN. _,_ ".--A 21-year-old walt-
svelt-" smaliirivuict and a pond omsoms nm Wm. ||sh¢,¢_ -ph, ,mmm nlhm. cr named Charles Btubenvoll who hss
rmlilvid known as Bridvs Hill, about touch” me relic, and, he sayg |mm,d|_ bgen earning a precarious living in an
li' n mile from Glastonbury Abbay. In "ah, me mom W" mud wnh ‘ “mn” gfsspxt cgfmnis declared to be a tenor
* "hlll|°W "°"~ °' 'P""’l' "m°h I' "‘° freelance. Then. s¢¢°N"'l 1° Ml P”'°» Hg waspdiscovaered b Frau Sch 1 `
snurce of s rivulet he saw buried a,l I N M ,,,a_ fn, woman h “_k I Y "PHYS .
. an si-nas ng t ng DPS s t c we nown pr me donna cttechcd to
lmllll V¢H!°\."lhD °“° Mm" lb’ °y°' °"wen,t inte u trance and described minutely the Royal Olpera House at Munich, who
his audience. ,th L tBu per and the Cruciilxion. At a helifd Nm I "8 bi’ °hfl\1C9-
e as ll
The Discovery. later stage ln the trance she describedha sgL';‘r|‘v5°l,I;“;1°g;`fc\;l |§duf;f;V‘\llu£Bglrll(p' Digi'
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/9/'@.5{;
 PEKDT 'DO PASIS MOTOR RACE-A RUN OF 10,000 MILES
On several prevous ccssl d g spiri have traveled cvs ls from skin te Paris. Home osssd Blbslda b
tarplntass, others cn horscgsck,  rpaoounts ol tpsIr curcey some-sepgunts  Belles Verne is said
to avs used for the descriptions in sci ego .  tin pr ppti o advmtursrs of e two s century have started
to cover the thousands of rosdiess let’ o motor cars. h s an s o sa.-w oh uLl‘the world iaufhsd at wh»n‘it was tlrst
suggested by the Paris proper, Matin- as actually matsriaiissd. ahve car left Pp n on June 0. to compete fo tho
Mut n's price or 100,220 asap and inoldsntalll to pain fants an glory. baturaly this most modern and etsst s.tEem t
to travel between Pc in an arts has arouse wor d-raids ntercst. an t s protpiess or the vent is eng rly w tclpid. (En
July 10, Prince Borphese, who leads in the race. rsachs the town of Achinslr, ll ilomaters from Krasl-ioIors_li, Nlav ng had
tc ave a raft cons ructed to carry his machine across o. river. Ha had than completed i000‘milss of his journey, finding
himself in the apologies for roads_whioh distinguish eastern Siberia. Bince then newspaper readers have been kept well ln-
formed of his progress. The motorists had not the least exciting time of their Journey on the 596 miles from 'Domsk to
' est b t in th world: 'lt was im elled b
Omslr. covered in three days. They crossed the river Tom on one of the stranz oa s e p y
tuur horses trotting in n circle on he deck and oommunlcutins' their motion to the primitive. crsairing paddle wheels. From
this river tho scarcely visible ruts of thc ancient high road rhich. ipined lrkutsg to Moscow lead througg densely-wocd-
pd cpuntpy to thetrlver Ob.h fin ihpl other bang themmotorlsts tzauntdlthe Prtgsilaftnp Kotiivsra, spar? hungirehs ot catéls re;
urn ng rom pas ure to t e r s a 'appears on o scene an . rg ene y e mo or as nto t lace. me
loaded with petrol awaited the cure! at various lnts on these deserts, und guides were' engaged frcmcjvlllax e to vIlls e
till Irlrutsk is reached. After that city they wilI°tollow the old Russian post road running s.imcst side bp rfdr with the
Slbarlandraillwatyx. gill ‘thong lntlacate arrpngemilntds gr thg 5000-mitla ‘journey fro? glekin tp the Gberrpan- élsclnln frontier
w ro a t n. e arm n e en urs e es s over an rea race cs lil ‘“ °W'”'°ll¥
ofa themcuss vNlll gverureach ‘Eliot poins-Nxgepgm :haps by tralnliw Thoughn-ioto'i~s are this most adaptable of machines, when
they have crossed deserts in a melting sun cliyaihsd mountains in a freezing cold. forded rivers., snd...li-ave;-sed stone
quarries. what will be left of them to racsi f » f ‘ _ ` ' >
Thief Enters VVilldow of Coln-
partmcnt \Vhere She Slept
and Terrorlzes Her.
GRABS BAG AND QUITS
sr. PETERSBURG,
The Odessa railway police are searching
tor the author of a robbery of $000,000
which has taken place on the Kharlrov-
Odessa llne near Lubotin.
Mme. Dobrinow, a rich landowner, left
Khsrkov by the availing train, intending
to go abroad. She was the only occupant
of the compartment, and she placed a DB-B
containing $600,000 worth ot soriv. money
and Jewels under her pillow before SOAHK
to sleep. lt was very hot in the train.
and she cans9QU°l"l¢lY ABU U19 Wmdnw
open. Soon afterward she-saw a man
covored with soot entering through the
window cf hor compartment.
The mon stretched out his arm toward
the img. which sho in her rl-ish: helrllln
her linnd curing. "Do not resist, ur e so
it will lie' the worse for you." Bhc lei li
I i'tle robber seized the bak and
B i unable to spare time from h_7~_,x»¢ry larird chirrch. in the center o t emma that he Wm become B “rem opemuo so' nm , d
Baum" ot” :id two other'women. or, lolnced this sacred relic. Then she de
.sf whom is a 'c s rvoy lxh
_ gh ||_ Tudor Pole declares that on several
hu'-MN ov" Nh. mud hh :hge hhzv occasions he and ills friends have seen a
'mmm found' -'mon' M er sl' vision of s woman holding the cub in
myswrlnus 'lu' "net sl 1 her outstretched hands, which Dr. Good--
H Wm covered 'nh A broken’ ab D hlld s told about in his Paris trance
stone which asa snpsrentlv owlsowl lt l= W" ~
!rom'ini\\r>'- It ‘"5 'h°“f “‘ "°w° N" ° 5° nr MM of :Elm hzsgntgeshhgblemg
nuts ur perfect preservation. seenthe ntrsngs p G Th"
, . ’ when or where it was ma e. s
Mn 1 'nfl Io -lut.iIn|:l"‘°dls?¢N.'£ItII:rtlI:i0’El‘I'sr: iss-Nlothing to compare it with. The sarlislt
'ere -mr Chi? ylass vessel 'that they fore- date assigned to it is the time of the
em en 0 ‘ ving careflllly Phsniclans-2500 years ago The latest
more m mu R unf. sldrqit in the well date is thirty years ogo_ when some cun-
'anhm H' may nplsltcl 'with the other ning Venetian forgers of antiquities were
-nd "fn med to Br mo sr-tl-led, which at work. But it is said to be scknowl~
obj.-rl.. lilchtheyil “M
 ~  -me °f~-    °°° :2'n.::°:.1‘.."l1°l:°.:‘l.: :‘.:::,:'..';1:f
l.
‘ “MNA l'»'\(q?|rNies'fi.‘udor Pols was slightly ple, and that if it were a forgery it mustl
:`Eislrltc<l with Dr Goodchild, sithaushl have been copied from something in ex
D-o - -
auth state mst thorbsd mst only rw °* |l¢°“°°-
IIIIES SIIICIIIE Ill
` ESCAPE EIIIIM MUSIC
Chlnsman, Emplvyrd bil 09°”
_ sjgggr, -_TiredofHei‘ HOWIS,
_,jg-_Q Seektdliill- .mil
""°~. _ - ra.rus.\"l_\
qrssrrruacamaraslslutnossrvlssel
Kms. vsrsdssss. taoessra singer. wint-
sd to commit suiei“s»°'“ 5° ""“° '° °°
it tum mass aarissiiliu* f°"‘°"'“'
I-is ilrst swallowed arsenic. but sn
atnstlc prevented £00!! 4710!- 75:"
‘le took s isrgealdollolbbliiilh W* 5|* “
'Q was ihivtir
L i hi IIY
Hs muue u third woke "nam"
throwing 'hl{‘nssl!vfNll| .°°°°m`_ OM.
Ninilnw 0 i ms.
his luck was M M U* "Il ""
motorear and
 z;.;..~“°'...:..'. no '
v_,,‘_‘_ me psllee muon.
' 'sl urs had boom'
mach.” 5°
and I
if
IIIIEII SHIIIIIEH MATCH
ANIIIHIS MEANI IIEAIH
Young Hungarian Doctor Com-
mits Suicide After Staking His
Life in Lottery.
VIIINNA, _ ‘
Arthur Wsltherssn. a young doctor. nt
N." st. Mllllsl. Huvlslrr. ccmmltil-fl
suicide by shooting hilnsel! in s local
pups yestsrdaf to fulfil an American
duel.
Betors hs died hs stated that while
doing his military service at Bolsa, nve
years ass. be bscsms ensssld te the
dau lltl ef a civil sergeant there. His
pgycuss, however. obiected to tile match,
.ng ps Llmcee on llsving the
l.othi|\g further oi 'lie
wseirs sgo, when be mel
is s street at And.
l .sistss on satlstactien being
(‘
‘l’.°l..““..i‘.°‘.2"..‘§.‘.l‘ Jil” '"3
:mm ulssssft wimls¢°'E§».
l
HER GARUDN ' `
Scheme Origiilated in Antipnodcs Occupant is Thrown Into a Field,
to Have Art Exlliliitloil in ' But Escapes With Prac-
Melbourne. tically No Injuries: _
LONDON IS APPEALED TO A SEC O ND DISASTER
MELBOURNE»v '_BRUB5ELS, `
Ell<‘0Ul‘B»B‘€d by U10 "U09" °f l°m° Huntley Walker, the English motorist,
smnll exhibitions of thc work of individu- who” au miles nys, ms new grnbnnk.
al artists, a schema has been inaugurated ment ut Brodklands lust Saturday. hos
by which cnrly next year there ls'ta be experienced another narrow escape.
hold in Melbourne a great exhibition or He was driving his racing car from
British pictures. A representative corn- Boulogne to Brussels. and behind him was
mltico in Victoria, which Includes all the his mechanic. driving another oar.
leading public men and merchants, and The cars were traveling at about eighty
which has Miss Bore as honorary secre_ miles an hour, when the¥,¢*U°° W U”
tary; R. Murray Smith as chan-mgn_ ang closed soles of a level crossing. Mr.
Joshua Lake (a locnl art critic) as man- VI/lllllfl' =l°\llG D0! Dull \lD~ “lla "U"
ager, has already secured a guarantee "i¥‘0ll8ll D001 mites. smsshlnl lllfm '~°
fund of $8150, out of which transport and matchwood. The car sustained only
.,.xh|b|¢|,,s upgnng Wm bg gum; ,mg ag slight damage. while Mr. Walker himself
the moment or writing Mr. Lsxa ls on his was prswesllv unhurh
eng WHY N l»0l'l40n- His mechanic 'was less fortunate. Hs
hi tl ut Glastonbury Tudor Po .» altar of which, she said, was at ons time, mm |sv/lmy _iumpod out or the win cw. m1!_;ynee|;htri:ee tl>t`l:v¢;é“';11|;7“B`lritlsgixl.\’i;’tIlfial- med m pun up_ bm }m,,,e,¢|,,¢,,|y 0,,
Milt -B B! . _ __ . . .  . »-~--»»---;----_- - - Ni l 'IM 1| q gh kldd d qwl
' l i sate." to me .ou scribed the rsene st si-ice~s Hill. V V V _ _ V _ __ have been hem m Melboume m wn,\mc_ xglggrniflgrlfuzglghgd m':o°':;e°mC; of nf;
I
tlonxwlth the Royal Anglo-Australian Bo- nr” ¢_,,._ ML wgmer was ghmwn png
Ulety Of Allis" In L°““°“- Th° m°°'~. I" of his into a field and his car overtilrncd
1890. wus taken on to Sydney and Adu- and one or the wheels was broken.
luide: the second- in 1592. WM °°llf\l1l‘dl° lvl(-anwhile the second csr crashed into
Melbourne, rind was held in the exhibition me sfntinnmnstrrs hcuse, completely ds.
liuilstns; the mira. in isis, was held lnthslmniishins the from cess una windows.
Melbourne Nstlonsl Gallery. and after- The .iriver and uusthsr msn were both
ward in Adelaide. All three gave tho thrown gug und injur-s5_ Th, ¢u|» sy”
Brlfhlvll Hl1llSfl10¢l0li Bhd delight to the completely wrecked, sll ills wheels being
Austranan public. There were, the Mai- tsliqen off,
boume .Argus points out, over 80.0!!! visit- The iniured mechanic wss sent by
Drs to 1-och; and purchases tothe amount train to Brussels, while Mr. Walker, after
or cbsutS00.ooo were mace by the national having ri sp.-irc wheel rinse to ms csr.
galleries-and by private citlscns. continued thc Journey to Brussels.
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PHIESIS IIEIENII 
CAIIIl|NAL'Sc PALACE
Hurl Bricks and Stones on the
Heads of Fierce Invadlllg
Mob of Siciiians.
OTHER RIOTS CONTINUE
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I ._ _nomic  I
Notv/ithstandlnf rho' _Bsnate's conces-
sion by which Elinor Nasi is permitted
to remain a prisoner at his own privuts
residence, instead of in the Regina Coeli
Prison, popular tun.ults in Sicily and the
adjacent reglpns still preoccupy the au-
thorities.
At Messina last Light rioters plunged
the city in darkness, hurled the customs
ofllcers' huts into tin sea and stoned the
Csrahinisri and a party landed from the
warship Bardegna. About thirty persons
were wounded. ~
Furious riots, in which revolver! were
rrsely nred and several soldisrs and a
brigadier were struck down; broke out at
the some time acioas the straits at Rag-
gio di Calabria. The mob stormed ins
cardinal-archbishoirs palace. wrecking
all the windows as well as the hugs
clock at the cathedral.
Cardinal Portsnova called upon the
comms-rider of the Garabiuieri to disperse
the mslcontents. b\~.t when that orrlrinl
pleaded inability for want of reinforce-
ments. priests and scminarists asr-remind
the roof and hurled down bricks and tiles
on the heads ot the invaders.
The mob then rushed forward to seize
the Liberal Confcderatlon's buildings_ but
their voileys of stones were answi-red
with such a shower. of chairs, tulllos,
billiard balls and champagne bottles that
they had to bsrZt"'.a"xia'sty retreat._ The
visitors at the club were luckily unhurt,
though the ceiling or an upper room was
.perforated with pistol shots. '
Ruined  Politics.
BOUTHAMPTON, _..-Dlbbling in
politics and conscquenf' neglect of busi-
ness was given ns one of» the reasons for
his failure by u Yarmouth news agent of
soclallstio v ewe who was formerly Q
member ot the Dosrd of Guardians.
INIIIAN SEIJIIIIINISIS
IN ACIIIE CAMPAICN
Boycott of English Goods Urged
as Means of Retaliation
" Upon Oppressors. '
JOYI.  MILLS CLOSE
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BIMLA,
The Indian seditionists are now de.
vsloping further mischief. Speaking at
Csloutts, at soulless square mei-ting, s
native named Abu! Hossain con=¢ritu.
lated his bearers upon ths expected rms-
lng of various Msnrhester mills vhlcls
manufacture for the Indian mnrkf-\. lie
said that they must continue l><»_\~|-ntring
English goods in such a way nl .nim-
pletsly to paralyze the common-l=ll life ol
England, and declared that it will ns -‘g
bright day" when "owing to nw 1-:clue
sive boycott of English gnods_ Zinullsli
laborers will be 'hrown out of work. linda
maddoned by hunger. will run up nn
down the streets of London <:r_\-lin; for
bread." .
Wild “lk 0| this kind, sedulouslv prop.
agated from one ant of Indin in lhs
other, ls so greatly shaking conilrl- mu- |,|
native subordinates that the nr-----~ vii- Is
becoming more and more evident -r ms.
terlelly increeslns tho Europv-an »~l--lll~~ns
in those branches of the pullllf wrrlrgq
respomible tor tho maintenance of lnw
and order, a reform which the ilrnnporolls
condition of the finances ot ladla fortu-
nately abundsnt~y iustides.
NAIIIICIIIIEII EIIIIIIH AIIISHIP IIIIUPSIN LAKE
IN CIIIIHI AS WITNESS ANIIBICCHUWIICHEEHS
Much Indignation Created in People Thought it Part of the
Gemlany by Indignities Put Show Program, Realized
Upon Newspaper Man. _ N0 Dang¢`/r__
- slu.tN. ' osmllivs. '
Much indignation has been caused A M1109" ,mum gg Nddbriggsi ygqrgrqq
tie-oughoutithe country by the treatment hsd gn ugsmshing sequel.
mated out to I-lsrr Witty. edit-Or' ofthe The balloon was tns nm which had
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.tence of seven days' imprisonment for in- "‘°“'°”°' °¢ 9”?" “°°"“"°" 5* * '°"
. . . gli;-authorities. Only six hours of specially organised for the historic oeca-
L - - - me unexpired. when be was .hm '
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~ ‘ I. t ed Gsnd .
__ r. , :@2239 lxxaudm torn; balloon rose. a band played the national
» -  I marks _ anthem. _
; _ _ _ w|°k, 1," N. 5," h, 'M The crew was too heavy for the balloon.
.. .  . U4 in this sonsmon gpg",-sg which almost soon afterward dropped into
_'L_ _ rg gn nv, M. ,v|4¢|,¢,_ the lake. The water rushed into the car
~ , _, . wang, gh. j.||°f mformgs and almost drowned the occupants, while
.Na only g¢tin¢‘¢¢°°\-din' to N. ths balloon moved slowly aloiil the sur-
.~ .. _ inns, 1 , face.
> , . ..' and unnecessary severity ll
g extended to socialists. and
E wilt %n%a have me effect or lsr-my
e number ot socialists in
_md vicinity.
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