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`lS IN COMMITTEE
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(Canadian Press.
Senate Ucrnmittes on interstate can
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WASHINGT0N» Julie 11-'H10 (Canadian Press.)
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sls favorably l‘ei>0l‘tBl‘l 5008-Y Oil h - gress of the Chambers oi Comme
bill to Ohbh. protect an operate the
Panama., `anai ghd govern tht canal
zone.
The bill retains the house provi-
sion esempting coastwlse vessels
from canal tolls and embodies an
amendment strictly regulating rail-
road owned vessels, _ '
A del}'df.e amendment provides-that
'those ov?ned, operated or controlled
by railroad have the use of the canal,
except it be of American/registry,
when, if engaged in trans-oceanic
traffic, it will have u_se ofthe canal.
WEDIJINE BELLE
-IN SUMMEHSIDE
5- ,__
° (Special by phone)
SuMME§?IDE‘ June 12°.At St' the committee of the house oi reprle?
Mary's ' urch the marriage takes I _ _  h-
place thifmorning at 7 o’clock of Miss :eIE,§Blt1iev,;3B' whic; is tinves lga mg. th
Ethel _/Katheleen Hunt, youngest.
Hall.
380 ,delegates -present were cordiall
welcomed by the Lord Mayor an
Premier Asquith.
of -the most striking proofs of tli
unity, strength and solidarity of
Empire.
The Con ress tele r
thc King.
TRUST BRCKE BANK.
result that the "fair reputation” o
dramatically unfolded today befo
0 8. [HOBBY l`\lB
BBW Orthe Canadian Bank Uf C0111' monstrate that the functions of th_
inerce, Summersido. The church has clearing house enable it to contr
oi
been handsomely decorated for the the destiny of New York's financial
occasion and although the .wedding is institutions and should bo subject to
to be a quiet one, no invitations hav- rognlntion hy law,
ing been issued, no doubt there will
r, i .
is Ds Wolf: White asslpf-,od by R:v_ Association, but it was testified thai
pr, 'Hung `con,in 0| the by-lno_'1~he three other banks, the Bank of North
brine, who will be ' ,m_ America and the New Amsterdam
attended' will be, dressed in National bank, in both of which
,_ Charles W, Morse. was interested,
rfmmvemng Buughfé bm?" crloth' with and the Mechanics' and Traders, were
t to match wil ca ry a ho- _
quetfof white ,hrhioi roses. she will °*'”““‘”‘Y ”°.‘“P°§"“ thi" th” “QW”
he 3,,-,eh hw". _hy heh h,.o,_he,.'» Wm_-of_the clearuigu ouso he cl.o;e heir
P_ H-uhh' mahagm. of the Bank 0, doors, altho a prove to ave been
Nova Scotia in Montreal who arrlv- advent'
ed lash ni ht to he -r ' nt h th 'l‘heir_ financial dscressa was the
-. g D we a 9 result it was testified of a demand
welmmg” Th' “wading march Wm be madn 'by the Clearing House commit-
mayed by Mn' W' B' Mme' organist tee three months after the panic be-
Dl tha dmrbh’ “Mt” the ceremony gan 'that they redeem their clearing
lJi‘Hukfad€`~`.Yi`ill be served at the home ' n t
h 1 o lonn certificates, a d in he
of th” `B"d°' ‘t whim only th” mem' egg: of the Oriental, followed a pro-
bers of “the family, the Omiblatlng misc that the association would
Ciefevmhll and his wife will he pres- stone hy it “to the lost ditch."
tht- Mr. abd Mrs. Mussen will leave
by 01° Eiii`l°f°“"°h with fer Quebec. BRITISH visrrons
whence they will sail on Friday by
the Empress of Ireland for England.
'l`l10Y will spend three _months abroad,
in England 'and on the Continent ' "mt h E) E
IN AN ACCIDENT.
MONCTON J 10-The v'sitin
The bride was very generously “miami British, capitalists o t e num er o
herhd by her mend her dd, about sixty under the direction of W.
' S. we ng ~ h -_
present h in di 1 Leonard Palmer, of the London Fm
- B 8 5 exe” ng y numemus ancial News reached Moncton about
and many cl them elegant and v“1“` 1 o’clock this afternoon and were mei
able' including silver' cut glass' china at the station by President Lodge,
in Drudm' Llm°g°s and eww" mr' of the board of trade, and a large
lil. liulill. l°W°l1`Y. BW- The Guardian number oi. other leading citizens.
unites with their "WHY f"i°“d“l“‘ ben Twenty-two autos had been pro
wishes for their future hopping" . vided and the party' mmg pomp
The marriage takes place this hours late, at once proceeded to the
m°'“|“¥ Lt 7~30_ lil Sf- MHi'Y's oil and gas wells at Stoney Creek
Cl\“i‘¢li. Hummerside. of _Miss Mary in Albert County.
Dwi Grady. only daughter oi John ‘ 'rho-tri who ...omni hy mi uufor
h _
and M_rs. Grady, Bummerslde,. and tunato accident. While proceeding up
W5l¢,i_3lf Hamilton James, manager of a hill, a mils or two this side ol the
lbs Canadian' Bank of Commerce wells, one of the autos lost its pow-
Vancouver, B.C. The officiating clei-1 er and the chauffeur sts-Wifi 110 biwll
lumen will -he nev. c. De woife up to get a fresh start. but when
White. The bride will be handsomely he applied the brake it did not act
guwn'ed 1h- 5 “ress of wo/hy hath, promptly and one of fhhc wheels lcit
trimmed with Irish loo. one will wear- the Hide 0* ill” '°““~ l‘° °“' °"°'
B veil and gran B b 55 _ 5|, turned and rolled down the embank-
csrry n bouqustg of Igragglis hlonzorgg ment, some tweii-ty-five feet high ai
forwarded for the occasion from Log
An l _ - li' rtnnately the occupants of the
hwgo el The bride Wm he given c rowers thrown out and did not R0
“Y by the father and will he at-
iuiaou hy into .leon mcheod who win “°W“ W E ° °‘"' h, h mt ,_ A, ,Q
be droeseh iii phil; tonne with hat to
match. ho roo ill
g 5 m w be supported h d m bpokon, while
by Wilfred Tanton. After the eere- gazes aEd3.I:.ds_m;h¢. Gr-and Trunk
“my” th” b“d°1 '°“"tY' °°“°l“““5 °' agent here and the eliauiienr. named
‘lilly the immediate friends, will LeB1,,,,c_ ,tore badly bruised and
breakfast at the home of the bride's
llllfehtl. They will leave by the Em- shgigigsnt ualld was givnn by a medical
Press for Vancouver, visiting Quebec. mm, ln the pnrty and the iniured
M0“tr°a_l' M“°k°k“ 'md Oth" Volnts were hurried back to M000*-Oli ani’
or interest eu route. and expect-to placed in tho hospital for further
arrive in-Vlnpoiiver abo_ut the last of
‘l“lY.- "’Tl\e immensely large number
gl Wtflfliiil presents received by the
lrlde speaks eloquently of her popu-
"flty and she and her husband will '
- 'roN, Ju io-A. S.
_.lm fol_l¢?w_ed to their distant home by WASHING SM rom Court,
the kiiidiicqt wishes oi all for th
hcohglnfim _Bhplhh°"__;J_ h °"` today a petition for a rehearing lii
 `.lr_1R'n nimns .ii.'r.m-.. _
H- Qiinsno....'ruo.~ io-rm hrohs out'
' YM'-Grday--ln an alter erected" in front
.-.°.f .- .n house _ot st.-orohn; Ienuui oi
that point.
a ith h otherwise the re
sult might have ee a
was Mr. Warwick, architect, of Lon
treatment.
_____________.
WANTS oorrnn HEARING.
Bigelow filed in the UD 0
the old Dominion Copper Comps"
case. which was declarld ildV¢\“B°lY l-
Blgelow several weeks B_l°- ' .
THE IEITHER MID `
Orloalll. |01' UI! Feta du Procession. - -'-“‘ ‘V L"
it
~  S .9 oons
f If lv;l‘_u4l.tp the house heloiipiiir to <s i it The ousi-chin)
gre. Bourptmnd completely destroy- Toggnlzpgi? °June 12-Moderat
winds, mostly fair; ltl¢l0liB,l'Y 0|'
little higher te`rnperll1l\\‘0-
g g aphcd an ox
presslon of loyalty and devotion f.o.WhB 41.437. as compared wif-li 35.293
 _ Th teti i‘itdb S -
daughter of the late Richard and Mrs. ,ml reyntjrmrzxllj :;;;Ecc;,ns,§ am
HUM. Bhd Richard F- Mum". muh- the committee, in his effort to de-
9
The bank around which the ‘testi-
be a. large attendance even at this mony centered was the Oriental, or-
early- hour. The ceremony will be ganized in 1353. and one of the char-
orfol-med h the Reeto Rov Ch r. ter members of the Clearing House
electors in the provincial constituen
LONDON June 11-The eighth con- ey in the temperance convention as
_ ce aembled .here have pledged them-
Of U10- Empire met today at Guild selves to votes for no,candidate who
will not undertake to introduce a
y bill in the legislature for' the aboli-
d tion of the bar. '
Asqliith. said he believed this one IMMIGRATION INCREASES
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tbe ‘
OTTAWA, June 10-Immigrgtlon to
_ Canada, via ocean ports, during April
for April last year, an increase of 17
per cent.
The number of arrivals from 'thc
United States for A rll 1912 was
D . .
NEW YORK Juno 10-Testimony 21-494' B" “g°‘““ 15-397 d“'i"g AWE
ihtendsd to show how the power of i911, an increase of 3-1 per cent.
th N Y ir i, i h . - ,
mittteeew wiser uscedatonIorc(;us: sol‘E'oeli111t mmth was 62'931‘ During th° cor'
hunk to the wsu during the uitor- Ieehuhdiuc month lust year it was
moth of the panic oi 1907. with the 51-680- an increase sf 22 Pe' wit-
'Tlie total immigration for the
its president was "blasted," was KING GEORGE UNWELL-
._
LONDON, June 10-Rumors have
o been 'currenil concerning the King's
health and prove to have some
foundation. For several months past
of His Majesty has suffered from a
slight form of dyspcpsla. Careful
dieting is gradually overcoming- the
trouble, however, and the sovereign
is very strict in his observance ofthe
rules laid down bv his physicians.
BELL BOYS GET FORTUNE
ALBANY, June 8-Three hotel
bellboys are rolling in wealth tonight
because of the courtesy they show-
ed to an old lady. Mrs. Hannah
Dwight Greene, aged cighty-one
years, when shc died a few months
ago, expatiating on their friendship
and afiability, divided her entire es-
tate of more than $60,000 equally
among the thrcc voung _men in her
will, which wasprobated here to-
day by Suflogatc Yandarzee,
f The lucky bellboys are'Edw‘iu J.
Greenwood, Thayer's hotel, Little-
toil, N. H., George Hedcnburg, of
Providence, R. 1., und Frank Done-
gan, of the Hotel Wcstminister, Bos-
ton.
GRAVE CHARGES.
NEW YORK, June 10-Thc Presby-
terian Board of Foreign Missions
accuses the Japanese authorities i
and native Korean Christians and
son nt Seoul. Torturing was resort-
Y
o
Keep Minard'n Liniment in the house
DELORAINE, June 11--Twenty-five _
-    local minister and a third year stu-
, dent at Manitoba College, pleaded
` ' guilty in the police court this morn-
The Maritime Tele-
graph and .Telephone
Paired ind F- B. M'
C--dy’ &_ .co ci..§. _
ceiving steady quotat
l
UISUUSSEU
Lack of lnferesi By Members
and the People
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON June 11-The Home R
the House of Commons today and the
diwissioh is expected to lost at least
until Al~‘gUSt when the Parliament
Will B/dlourn for -vacation. h
As the ultimate outcome an fnr nn
the Commons is concerned is e. fore-
Eoneiconclusion most of the members
are apathetic and the general public
have become weary of the intcrmin-_
able talk -in which nothing new is to
be found.
Mill LEBUHEHS
HUHNEI] lil DEATH ,
WHILE SLEEPING
` (Canadian Press.)
BT. PETERSBURG, June 11--
Fiftyinine laborers were burned to
death early this 'morning while sleep-
iiig ln a`bsrn‘ near Tomibove, Central
Russia, on the property belonging to
Count Orlcoff Davldofff `
The cause oi' the outbreak is not
known.
ROYALTY IN .A .THUNDER STORM.
NEW YORK June 10-A cable
ily arrived. _
BODIES CANNOT
lottetown, are now ' re- ' -
(Canadian Press.)
WINNIPEG, June 11-Arthur W.
Thorvilsou, the son of a well known
ing to a charge of burglary.
I-le attempted to shoot a detective
who arrested him.
FRANCE AND BRITAIN.
LONDON, June' 10-The Daily Mail
says it has reason to believe that as
ii result of the recent conference at
'Mhltit iii Which Premier Asquith,
First Lord of the Admiralty Churchill
and General Kitchener took part,somo
arrangement will be made with rc-
ference to Franco sharing with Great
Britain the responsibility for tho In-0.
tection of British interests in the Me-
dit r one
_ » ule er an.
bill entered the Committee stage ln‘ They decided, that, owing to the
necessity of concentrating Brltain’s
|iaV8l strength in the North Sea, her
naval and military policy in the
Mediterranean must be changed and
the position in these waters
strengthened. The plan proposed ‘is
still to bc considered by the imperial
defense committee, but The Dail.
Mail has reason to believe it is as
follows: _
The Weak squadron of four old
armored cruisers, which at present
does duty for the British navy in
the Mediterranean, is to bc strength-
ened by battleships of modern type.
Home arrangements wil be made
with France to share with Great
Britain the responsibility for the ile-
fense of British interests in the Med-
iterranean. The exact nature oi
the limits of this division of respon-
sibility, says The Daily Mail, is s‘ill
to be made known, but they do nnt,'
we bcllcvc, i volvc any radical
change in the entente between -tk-
two countries, no formal alliance is
contemplated. -
The Daily Mail says :-
A Wnatifvcl' mu bn its character, il
is obvious that any scheme based
upon divided responsibility for the
defense of the most important
Changes in our imperial defense will
brovoke much criticism. In the
opinion oi many authorities, both
naval and military, if. would ho wis-
er to create a special fleet for tho
Mediterranean by making use ol thc
budget surplus of 526,500,000.
The urgency of a change of pol-
icy is forccd upon the British gov-
ernment by two facts, the ltali n
n , _
KONI! Of Bffiilitlnll Bild l10l'l-Ul`illEI nil-lfrorn London says: In the most severe wnr in Tripoli and the gmwihg
t Chri t' f - .
chvaesgéasnit/Ergimtgyiringstgarglhlydzh G93: thunder storm of this season-, King strength of f.lic`Austrian and .Italian
ernor General Tcrauclii. Nolan R` George' Qlleen Mary and Prince” Heats' which are at th? disposal of
Best editor of the Continent Pres- MBU' d"°V° to St- Palms Cathedral Germany under the “ple Alliance'
. . s. _ _ ' Th
byterian newspaper, said yesterday yesterday, without military escort, in cthzcthiuaof Igalyintgeizgzlslands
that these outrages have been coins to attend the hospital sunday ser- g “ “ ’ " ° "”"“‘“`
on for more than a year. but that the vice. For perhaps the first time in fray hfnsn cgsxlgiedathenlglandhtuatiqlh
Board of Missions had kept quiet in British royal history hardly a soul hh V d tl W’
the belief that it could adjust the was on the streets to see the King 0 " owe D"rp°“°. "f put nz ples'
trouble and fret justice for thc priso- and Queéii pass. the drenching rain sum ‘Quin Thlrk-ey m order t° hmlg
ners. Efforts in this direction havin- driving everybody to shelter. but in- &.';,°"h U the '"°"°?t““l “t"'3gl° '"-
failed, it was determined (50 make the side the Cathedralii there Wall fi. poh' T 6 Haha? government
story oublic. brilliant/congregation, every seat and Tay, “W no present ".'te“tl°“ “I
lg' 1;, ohnl-gon that the Japanese all the available standing room being ‘fp "€h°“€'_ “E the” '“l““‘|5» but
have arrested more than six thous- UCC'-iDlBd IOHS b0f0l`0 lilw TOY”-1 lam” W an e ‘mo comes mr evncllaung
them popular opinion in Italy rnnv
make it difficulty for them to wlth_
locked them up in the military pri- d,.hw_
ed tn to extort confessions from some ‘ BE RECOVERED ‘A DOC'I‘0R’!‘ USES
oi the prisoners. Mr. Best said that AN AEROPL/hNE_
advices have reached the Board of CHESBQURG' June 10_.As h fm-_ ____
Missions from entirely trustworthy ther investigation only confirmed tho. nnih, N. Y., Juno 10-Hurrying in
sources to the effect that the ingen- lmpogsihillty of recovering the bodicslhis autombilc to respond to a call
\ill1Y Of U16 JH-DMIBBB llBV0 TNG" U9-X05 of the crew of the submarine Ven-` to attend B lad who was slllllloscd to
to dsvliit metlwill f0l` f-0\`f»\\l`lY\lZ the demiaire, which, was sunk off thc have sustained a fractured skull the
prisoners without physical uoiormi- ohorhourg peninsula, the minister of nutomohilo hearing tho physician,
ties or leaving scars. marine, M. Declasse, went out to -Dr. P. L. Alden hrolre down. The doc-
One method of torture resorted to the scene of the disaster aboard the tor was in a -dilemma as to how to
Mr. Best, said, was to hold red-hot armored cruiser Glolre to pay hom- cover the ten miles between himself
irons near e'nough to the cuticls to ago to the dead. :nd £114; Dafahratl in élrithuiskgst :Ame
ll ko n gi; gin, but 0 naar -<*"__°_°'° 055 ~ ‘8 B TOD B-M5.
zgiollizllzhzo sin: it.p Daily trteitment HERMIT AGED 87 DEAD- driven by Hugh Robinson, lrom thc
of this mth hOmehimeB,,,e,.ved to --- Curtis aviation school, (roared by.
break down the strongest set of ner- BANGOR Men Juno 10._"M¢din- 5° ctaulliglgo I|:ghi“s°'; 328 fxnahggd
hves and produce -confessions that hor.. Brow; the hermit of Bom-stone 5 _‘gan his ed” Thaw rd gr the
seemed to satisfy the authorities and Mountain *ho claimed the ho-Wu. to P85510' fm l:nne;i0an hgur ihmnrmfl
led to more arrests. Another favorite converse 'with the hh.” and heasm ghe mmousyphymcmn The hen mile:
method of torturingt' the prisoners has ,md to cdmmum, with God, ls dead. was covered in six m`im,hes_ `
been hv the placing of pointed sticks He died in the Eastern Maine General 3 05
under the chi; so as to fore; labs auf- Hospital here at the avge oh eighhy. . ____________
ferer to stan oa'the tips o stoes. seven ears, after ha ng ive or I E _
Comat Tzrauchi. accoremk to Mr. ha" aicbnturhvtgiitlée Mag;evy:,loo;_1:‘_m _ A PETITION IS F L D
Best`,- enle that a_nv pr soners were His name “ B 01"’ 0 » ' K Jun, _g_.F,-odcrlck
tortured, hut this denial is token -to so ,result oi hh. eioim to .iiyhie in-1 Talolfnlésgiflfzné 0, me dmgnm and
mean only Eh” I-he Japanese cod_e spiration. He made medicine od buudem of the New York mppodmmo
which Prevents env punishment that \‘¢"*“€° i’°*°“°" 1'°m 'mote Bllimoiifi Lum. riirk mou ii petition in
breaks the skin. has been obsenved. herbs, raisins 12110111 Wltg °"°l"‘ B" bmhmphhv thh,'h(tem,,0n in the Fed,
Thi” °°“” “'°° ““°‘" th’ ‘"“"‘“°°°- °‘°“° ”° '““"y his “°° °'n.1l.p°nsouti'E~ eral nioti-lot court in Brooklyn. i-nh
,ir was rniu, 1., nu Jitsu o orisunoi- to little Pew* °' 1”" °“ ii huitieu ho estimator ut Scsi iss-
' o slope of Boarstone Mountain. Here ii. - -
~'-bi’ °“°"t' °f ‘training his °l"°w" l nnhln nnn purehas- his assets at $831. The lsfsehii ill-
bruising his muscles and otherwise h' had b“"t 5 °g ‘ N y lr 3
‘Miiia'ra'¢ Liiiiuioiit mea by i‘iivll°is_h»
.» _ _ d, dl id l dit is ew- or rew-
' “IE  inflicting poignant pain. A _ ed the surrounding lan ml; élgmggiyl T; 'som he owes 545'.
` 000
alia. There was great rejoicing
_ lg! |§l'iI'l`|l 0F TODIY 'i‘h° *e'“i'°“*“'° “* “"°" °'°‘°°" `
____- this morning by the '\3|xall Store"
Th' W0-'nil hilh tohisht at ii-4! *°‘"°" “‘°'"'°"'°°°" Wm; B nonhghff ' ' i .i i an ot umm 'ron shim:-.ii.uxhNDieri
` I dl B A ~ SACKVILLE. June 10-‘According Year aizo. now bein! by transfer a liver lull; rvc:ermhin;;icr;;hear° rilhsgsex
exposure was thirtyn ne 0g'l‘0¢
iilxh this ip; at 1 ia, tomorrow 0" l°i’°-' " M tn ,ner 1 ti, r '¢i..`.,i member oi tho novo soon.. confer- “"1 °°“ '°“ °“ '
,end tomorrow at 9.44. It is
ng 3 dh- . ‘~ h 5_3* _ The 'lowest temperature recordd to the e o aw e ran ` d d M ert himself in various wayrin the in-
Thh  -hhuqthr. “mms it ,Ln ynhhrdhy Wu gm-¢‘,y..(lve degretlaui A ministsrfrom one conference to an- ence. Dr. BPra3\‘i‘°,. whothreceake thr wi-esta of Mt. Al}ison.LN;wf$;i;<hl:;<;
and tomorrowat 1.52; it rises to- boys ure aiidthe highs" W" uf' other when ,the district meeting to Knight he presl aut. W t ° °,is his native prov hrs. n w
morrow Qu _Friday morning at 4.08. ll! 1110"- Th’ |°"°' I°°°'d°d he 'high he h,|'oni. hu °10|,¢ lu Jun, ohglr 'hm _tho oonferenoa masts next this summer he will doubtlesé exh-
'Phi mood 'Bets this afternoon at P\`°'|°“' “EI” '” “ml 1"” ' session This ‘bein¢ so,'the N, B.e.nd week. and will preside till the presl- hracs the opportunity of vis ins os
M5' " ‘7  ' - ~ l’°'*' ‘E nu" °'m` “Q”-E ” it WI: P E I Conference will assemble iii dent for the coming ecclesiastical year birthplace, Island Cove. Dr. Campbell
. . _ h
rpm" my N th", mom shthhdhy , glnrthrog above and at nine D-m. ,Navman on Wdhemy Mx; with has been elected Ou the Nth oi also expects ere long to indulge in
June ,_.,f~_ U was iortpiive dgn-e_\s‘ s\>°'°- ~ dm,” had rn R", mf the mouth the Doctor wifi me strip Newiouiiaiaiic tour oi similar time
TN H hh *_ _ ....,........_.._..»»i-- out a preli . 0 (uma h h ‘mn d _ and ohjehhm
ii W” °' M"‘."l fum , mi for siiiiiuwo the tm no others. Knight, svr°hu°<i its i“'°°“‘°“° ° *“ "°"'°“" ' " °'° ° ' i
°\il'l and 4| iaiiiiites
12-- " `
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(Canndian Press.)
CLINTON, June ll-Two persons
were injured and six others badly
shaken up when s. passenger train
on the N. Y. N. H. and Hartford
Railroad crashed head on into a
freight train near Union Station
hcrc shortly before noon today.
OLD *RAILWAY _MAN DEAD_.
SPOKANE, Wash., June l0~Moscs
Brlnkcrhoif, eighty-scvcn yrnrs of
age, died at his home licru May 26,
after a sickness of three weeks. lic,
was the oldest railroad man in tho
United States in point of service nnd
one of the first passenger conductors
on the Northern Pacific railway at
St. Paul. He began his career as a
brakeman on the New York Central
n 1842, and was afterward employ-
‘d on the Lake Shore & Mississippi-
system.
As a conductor on the Panama
railroad in 1856 hc saved n train of
bullion from brigauds and natives.
His service was recognized by tho
company und the passengers. Ho.
.vas transferred to the Northern Paci-
ic railway soon after the rails `werc
i-.intended to the Dnkotas and iwhen
ic became incapaciatcd by detective
ioaring, thirty years ago, hc was
ueiisloncrl, hut. continued to act as
foal agent at Fargo, N. D., 4, from
which city he moved to Spokane 23
vcilfh HI-Z0, passing the latter years
if his Iifc as it collector in thc freight
department.
THE DALHOUSIE FUND.
HALIFAX, N.  June 10- 'Phe
campaign- to raise $400,000 for Dal-
housie University, of which Halifax
:itizens were asked to subscribe $200,-
)00, closed tonight. It was found
hat Halifax had given $195,000, and
,ilaccs outside this city also $195,000
nakrlng a total to date of $390,000.
Among the larger subscriptions to-
.iay were $2,500 each from the Royal
Bank of Nova Scotia and the Royal
dank of Canada. ‘
Sir Fred. Borden, ox-minister of
fillllilfi- Rove $5,000 on condition that
zounty, where he nesiiles. This will
likely he done and in that case the
whole $400,000 will be received.
The meeting of 180 workers tonight
igrecd to make-the total aimed nt
5500.000. and steps will bc taken to
_-iecure this amount without -delay in
this province and elsewhere in Can-
i
among the Dalhousie workers when
the final results were announced. The
team headed bv Hon. A. K. MacLean
raised the largest amount, having
540,340 to its credit. , iw
ZONDENSED ADS
T00 LITE FUR
CLlSS|F|Cl'|'l0h
.___-
Half cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must accom-
pany order and ilve per cent discount
allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents.
FOR SALE, A NEWLY C/\I.Vl‘ll)
mllch cow. Apply Ilugli Mclnnis,
Kcpporh. M3iE3ipd_
WANTED llVlMl‘}DlA'l‘El.Y, A (lilll.
for gcncrul housework. Apply to
Mrs. David Mclnuis, 51 Orlebac St.
il~l2M3ipd.
WANTED, /\ I‘llIN(lIPAl. F01(
Georgetown School (malc pr<\fz~_rrcd)
also n tcanhcr for third ilrpartnicilt.
liberal supplement. Apply fn T. E.
Morriscy, rlccy-Triistccs. 6-i2Mfli.
ROOM TO LET, WITH B0/fill), AT
"Glcncairii,” Also a large double
room to ict after June 20. Apply
to Mrs. (Dr.] Hnnrlruliaii, 82 Wcy~
mouth St. 6-l2M6ipd.
AUCTION AT MAll.KE'l‘ f~lQIlAliE,
'on Friday 1-4' June, at 12 o'clock
noon, Clydesdale Horse 2 years
old weighs about 1200 lbs. Sold
without reserve for cash. R. Hcaris-
_to, auctionoer _vvwdlh-1l_Mjprl_
SCI-IOONER FOR SALE, S(lHOON~
er "Joseph O," 53 tons register,
well found, at present .lying in-
Gcorgctown Harbor, will be sold nt
a bargain. For particulars npplv *-0
Mathiesnn, ,McDonald ds Stewart,
Solicitors, Georgetown. 6~l2M9i.
WANTED, ' 'aNienosTI<‘1, YouNo
msn having fair public school cd-
iication or a teacher, one trained in
the “habit of work" on a farm
preferred. Applicants must be cap-
able hraining for management as
opportunity for steady advancement
will be given. Best references re-
quired. Address in handwriting, L.
M. G. Logan. General Delivery.
Charlottetown. A _ iij12MlWl_i_‘l-
l
Mclssac offers his farm for sale by
private sale, at Bellview, Lot 49,
» four miles from Charlottetown,
with new house and outbuildings
in good repair. Good well in yard,
oun orchard If not sold by June
City. This farm contains 50 acres
in
threatens because there is generally
hope that comparatively (BW 0| U19
men will respond to the leaders' man-
iic t . , °
ported in several cities. At Newcastle,
one oi the most important ports,
Peter Miller, leader of the nortliealt
coast unions, said .there will‘be `no
strike there. we have no quarrel
with the employers, he added, and are
bound by certain terms for two
, like hm,,,,,,t is ,.,,h,,,,| in Kings yours, from which we. cannot break
away. Our friend Cosling has_no_au-
thority to include the northeast coast
.v iz -
aoth, will he sold by auction. sp-`
plv on premises or F. H. Horne.
oi
nockfrrs uhuolv worrr    
101N   TRANsPoRr woRK__E-R15
Co's cable has been re- ' '
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is::is..i“‘_;.‘:;'.r;_ si All CIILLEEE Sill-Illlll BM] l5£||]{Nl “  "‘°1°““°_"" *""‘»‘-"il °‘f‘l"'
celled The Meaning
W Ill SEHIUUS lHl]l|BlE of nn Sn-ik,
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, June 11-The Executive
of the Dockers Union, which embraces
Liverpool, Hull, Scotland, and Ire-
land, decided at 5 meeting held at
Liverpool this afternoon not in IDU!
the Transport Workers strike.
(Canadian Press.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Juno ll--’l'\l0
sailing of the White Star Liner Mr
jestic tomorrow for New York is
cancelled in consequence of the Dock
Workers strike. -
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THE IMPENDING STRIKE.
l.<moN, June 10-Three hundred
housand transport workers will live
up their jobs and all foreign and
coostwieo shipping will he tied up
indefinitely if the union msn obo! WB
orders callin for a national strike
g _ .
The ship owners today decided to ro
ject a compromise, the Y-6l`l'li9 Ol U10
governnient’s proposals W_°i'¢ a 82119751
organization of the employer!! f-0
treat with the unions and money
uarantees b both sides as insurance
K Y ,
against violations of agreement. The
employers maintain that their inter-
ests are so dlversed that any organl~
zntion embracing all would be impos-
sible. They consider the cal7lnet's
proposals, particularly the financial
feature, impracticable, and set their
faces strongly against giving a labor
mouopolv to the unions. '
When the federation council learned
of the employers' decision, it sent te-
legrame broadcast, signed by Rob A.
Williams, secretary. and Harry Cos-
llng, chairman, reading.: -
The employers point blank refuse to
nooopt the proposals for n settlement.
The national executive recommended
n general stoliiiagc at once.
'l‘hc country has not been thrown
to a piiniic bv the calamity which
s o Notes of diaadection are re
ri his national strike and there ls no
reason to expect that the Newcastle
men will join him;
The executive or the Sailors sud
i<‘iremci1'a union issued a manifesto
tonight pointing out that the rules of
the union forbid its joining a nation-
al strike until members have balloted
it is not known whether the railway
men will take part lil tho B\'.l’lK0. THB
xecutive of the Amalgamated Socie-
ty of Railway Servants will consider
the question at the earliest opportu~
nity. indications' tonight are that
south Wales is declined to join the
movement. Glasgow will take a bal-
lot, and the Bristol aparently is lav-
nrahlc.
KNEW TITANIC BOATS
Wl~7Rl_~1 NOT SUFFICIENT.
1.( IN DON, J une '10-Alexander
'n.rlisle, thu Belfast shipbuild¢l°. WM
mung thc experts Who testified - at
he resumed Titanic inquiry today.
lc snid unqualiiiedly that there were
of. enough boats on board the Ti-
nuic und he declared this, he said,
vcr and over again to Lord Plrrie
nd others. 1-ie had prepared alter-
ative plans arranging for four boats
nd two hosts on each pair of davits.
:z51UDf°5“-'PDA
mid the plans were submitted to J.
iii-use Ismny while Harold A. Ban-
dnrsou, another director for the
White Stur line, and Mr. Alson. were
lrvscnf., Neither of the plans was
uiilizi-_il because the board of trade
limi not insisted on an increase -in
the number of limits.
JOHN D. A HAS BEEN.
NEW YORK, June 10-A new min-
ister occupied the lllillilli ln l-lm Firlft
shpiiut church ut Tarrytown ywtef-
rlay morning, the regular pastor 
ing away. 4 
He made xi plea for supsrannuatcd
ministers and told a story l\l\0\1¢ in
nld horse named Jack whiclf had
mrvofi its muster thirty yesrii. hut
it was sold to make wa? lm' . “°'
blood. ln parting with it the inal-
tcr said:-- '
"You have been a good old liorsf.
Jack, but now you are a “han hem. " h
After the service John D. Rocke-
feller remarked that he had a. knpp
sympathy for that horse because 'ol
its name and also because, he, too,-
was 3 “has been." _
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RICHEST BOY IN THE WORLD.
NEWPORT, R.i., June 10-In ‘tha
confirmation class that was Dl\OSDfed
to Bishop Perry, ofthe Episcopal
diocese of Rhode Island. at tha Env
manuel Cnureh, was ‘John Nicholas
Brown, "the richest boy 'ln the
,world." 'i-ie is the young son of Mrs.
‘John Nicholas Brown,-*who tea years
ago erected the church on a memorial
to her husband. ~. f
land with crops. 6-lihflwpd.
hiiiueriiu Liuuneat lumen-siae'e tan!