\ _ é8, *lfB¥.¥hons'.)_ _
BUMU R !Dll,_," June V' Ii-In
Supreme U ,ill.‘$l‘»§t SIIUWWIIGO
morning the ellsfof 'the King v
'James Cahill wer taken up
tice aed"§°Il\ll7§.‘Vll\¢ U19 |011
for were examined i th - eh V I ‘ = ‘C°“¢f°_°°-
W “t°’W|°n .. °r °p'° M' B“@1_°|\1“8 00mmittee and the The last meeting held by the
sec i 1' inisters were held. R _
J‘m“_H_ army' A_ C_ Ros°"’w_ Laucman “gun presides' asgiluxi gfslsesivlag :;`_lSwlc;ler;i1th(l!sanyA\j;;ir the eral othes Persons seriously hurt.
B. Mel! ill, Frank Gallant and
ard'G ht. » '_ I
‘T
W
H
1'v
llll 1»A'1‘ne'r,}lnws
nun P ll unusus
cuuuu up ruin rum up
_--
 l  A (Ysaterdafs Sensi ' " "`“"` ` *'-
£112 l_g2;=;g°p:o"l1;uteed6g morals; at the omlwA(C°n§:d:n  a w rrswroéroaaaggan gm.) 11
 e urch Pin ' ' ' - ~'_ . ., uns'.
Gnu. the tmrtuth mmm' ep".mt{'°ne;!  Ilorgwiréz lgisstor ‘of the Dominion Geo. -industrial workers. two of whom
_ V 'hm Mogywdjgg Qonlennm 0, New muy in makin UF- H Owupled at preseuigofllcials and the third is the w
court resumed before the Chief_Jus-‘ wlek and Prince Edward Island was coming &qTr:;.»x;g;'1“°\“u!°' we mm” W M umm’ we" t°`°° mm
owing resumsd‘yost`erday,`when sessions o Geolo ica n' B Inurnat .
The' evidence of the above witnesses. bers oi the Conie 1,
occupied the attuzliéion of the
till the ailiournui t for dinner.
on resurning _after dinner Mr/ Saun- STATIO '
dere. WM "'“' *°""“K f°f *N `l”`l'°:' NB QF MINISTERS §::r?rdanyThi:1eifgraeiieactifildtlnc
wit - wh _ ' , - ll
not Melon: oirilersnthe xgtutxledi at nine Britain. south Amana' Japan'
6 of mittee . wéntomto Bessiilonon ngd Com. naT;.nddIndia will be represented.
the sac for three hours 'rhloban ttmx idol emma Wm “mv” °b°“° "‘° Tm "°“m° 5"" °“' °‘ “‘° “'“‘°
jury being. instructed to brin$ in a is composed of the R v (Num me gd ii 0' July and may tour the 0! the Textile Mme when can
the Lauchmn the Presidente _ eil Mc- Brtme Provinces. They will
ference .Revs J K Kpf the Con~ gorrrlvest to Ottawa. and visit Cobalt.
9” Dawson Thomas' Ma bn? J' L. te meeting Wm *alle place in To- _ __
“P ‘Steel 'Superintende t rs in 1’ George lotto on August 7 to 16' on the ~
this Dr william Hard on R0 Missions, Sa er date the Party will go - ‘
um Ge-"ge _A rs G!_Ell. D. W. Weddall, 01110 geologists will go to Juneau _
Wight YB . . . awson, F, A_ and Dawson. The retunn10ul'ney will   
teen gman, Jabez Rice, Samuel How. be made over the line of the G. T. P. 1 '
on" ard, A. D. Mobeod and G. M. Young, The I’l`lll¢lPl1l Bllbiect will be the gold
“cm It was ,decided to merge the Ligue fields of the world.
by York and Winslow circuits into one ------~---
the cirlcuit, to be named the Little York EXPERTS T0 DISCUSS
and and Winslow circuit, with an ordain- SMQKE
med Gd minister and a probationer to be °-‘
stationed there. Oromocto was m do ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. June
cr, asked leave of the _court to
draw the plea of the prisoner of
guilty and substitute they on
guilty, which the court allowed,
ve,-dict of guilty without leaving
box.
The case against Benj. Sonier
the same eharge~ was then taken
with a new jury in charge. In
case the following witnesses for
Crown were examined:
James H. Grady, Malcolm. S
and James Cahill, whilethe pris
took the stand in his own defe
After the addresses to the jury
Mr. Saunders for the defence,
Attorney-General for the Crown
the Chief Justice, the jury retu
at 5 o'clock and after being out
minutes returned with a verdict
not guilty, andfupon motion oi
saunderetbe prisoner was dlsch
ed. The Attorney-General and
Quarrie, K. 'C., f_or Crown; Sauu
for prisoner.
Before the court adjourned for
ner the grand jury came in and
ported finding true bills on the
lowing' '
The King vs. Edgar Cannon
stealing foxes from the ranch
George Barbour, Mill River.
The King vs. Ernest Stapleton
9, charge of entering and stea
li
foxes. _
The King vg_ Lemuel Coghlgn on 3 Mllltbwll; ROV. 'R. W. Wcddull, at
charge of receiving stolen foxes.
In the case of the King vs. Frank at Sum.merside.'
Dawson on a charge of arson, no
was found.
After making the above reports ation ofthe drst Station Sheet
they again retired. At ilve o'cl
they again, came in and reported is published.
finding no bill in the _case of
King vs. Charles Burke on a ch
ar
of conspiring to steal foxes. occasion was present the General
The grand jury,.through their fore perintendont of the Church_, toe
mon, also presented their report, D1- Carman, who delivered a short
which included a number of recom add,-ess to the assembly As the rc- 31
f°1‘ suit of their afternoon’_s delibere- 33
lows: ' . - _ _ ._ _ tions, the session decided to receive 33
“We have examined the court-hou
and iail and find everything cl u V - ‘ _' _ . in
\’°¢ lay, the latter of whom has been at 36
leave to submit the following recom- wil, e for three years in connection 37
BB
mendations. ‘The l'eD0l`f» W9-5 B5
and in good condition. We also
mendatioris:
1. That all prisoners confined
in
our county jail be set at some em'
ployment.
40 8' .
O, into a Mission circuit. The railroad smoke nuisance
,ML The Committee then considered the means for its abatement is to mr
vs_ stationing of the ministers of Con- U19 lillldlllg eubiect of discussion et' she has 35 am ' 250
Mc_ ference, and arrived at the following U19 anmlal °0“"°“l'i°“ Of We S¢B5i0ll 2.270 steerages passengers. second
de" 3l;.nlg?s:iRey,   _l3|;,r|;,c1°ugh_ (gf Ajllittliis stpidncipafl railroads of
ll 9 I > -
dh.. to theal~11.tV<1?=1\:aand)ll>?r1?c;.'  sented. a eg an ' amd” “re “P” lwfs-Americana VCompanv’s new
,-9. to be stationed at'Oentenary Church, ....,...,.,.,.......~...---~»
101. Sit. Jiohn; Blleivlb  Earle, to be sta-
on at r ;RV_.H.C.Ri,
for it Seussex; ;ev.eW. Pgnner, at Wocgd- Y Wemord_J' Spicer Gregg'
of stock; Rev. F. A. Wightmen, et Bath- 8
urst; Rev. A. H. A. Goodman. (trans-
on ferred from the Manitoba Conference
ng to this Conference), to be stationed 19
at Moncton; Rev. D. R. Chowen,
Andrew’s; and the Rev. J. M.
bill On the Stationing Committee
oclr completed, and below the full s
E0 ial Session was resumed, and on
thc In the afternoon also the Minis
ea” as probatloners for the ministry,
John Whltham and Mr A E T
E
with the Baptist Ohurch. _
SACRAMENTAL SERVICE
2. That the jail yard be enclosed I the ,Vanin at eighg rfclook,
with ri proper fence
n Z. _
Sacrazrental Service was held at
there was a large congresslilflll
inal odence, be sent to a reforms service was hd by th, president
tor
of the Government to secure the
vices of a. Pinkerton detective
e
that they should he quietly P18060 S,,,,,.,t,..y og conference, Rev..
on the cess.
that thc boy Ernest Gallant. 00°
thc tirre of the preliminary ll
and the opening of the court
6 That ‘the members of the grand
jurv 1-.Miva pay for their time
also travelling expenses”
(Bgd) A sl lvlcl.mAN
Foreman, for self and ogeixlii
meer the srssd 1"” l”'°°°“ ° ‘ th ouhllo There will he a dovonon-
fruorc the hier Jdenoe thanked tho? afmme ,mm 9 to 10 mm" and ,
MD General Superintendent, Dr. Carman.
5' will deliver an opening address. tilt 5°
fl
for the attention given by them
their work and ordered their
the Conference, the Rev. N. lidchau
y c
4 Whell °l`llllBB 0! 8 9°f1°“5 “amre lan, B A and was opened with an
are committed we think itis the duty ,aspiring prayer by the Genemj
5:1 perintendent, Dr Carman The 8¢l`
Chowen. and the Rev. W. "G. Lane
“F large number of the congregation p
took of the Sacrament
“““ 'ro DAY s Business
Conference Proper commences
day, and the sittings will be ollell
charge from further duty Befo e 10 the ron Wm be “nad and
court adsourned for the day. ppm; o:,;‘,‘m,, Umm, ,M the ,,,,,,,,
motion of the Attorney General, th
prisoners John Murray,
year ejected From 2 to 4 P
“'“°“ Sf, there will he a meeting or the L
llleton. Didier Cannon and Lemud mm B Association' from 4 ms D
Coghlan, upon whose cases the gran
a‘me tin of Committees At 5 P
_ e _
lury returned true bills. ‘ were s; Contermge “won Wm, mem and
rmgned Mid all pleaded not guilt
also made
The Att() GY General
5 30 a ten minute address will be
motion iit a bench warrant be i: non. B A B D' on me, ,ouow
sued ior the arrest,oi Thomas Mu
ray, a aihlt whom the grand
E
had retuNsi\ a. true bill for stealin
and cone itihg to steal bleek IOM
which H Lordship ordered issued
after whi& court adjourned
This rngrngsz when court resumes
sWeb
the case df the King vs Janie
ster, on i charge of lsfeelli. Wm b
iur
P
‘will be received
Tl-IE STATION SHEET
Th
'-“km “Pg” 5 NW* °mP*°°u‘°° "° dey gftefllieilll le as followsf
*fy the iliiit.
1 sr sons nrs'1‘R1G'l‘»
.»,y. .. _ 
Fllll)--J .
. l°“°° H-vias assom- Already 'Iso scientist
rt s have
°°“ .bud “ill” “W °P°¢\ll\s. ned their iheohnoh or at
' -_~ _:-..-.rsh __
*;
Y
loual out hail, charged with murde
` o
l'Bi\llt 0| lB.St lllg'ht'5 ltrikg y rt,
b°“d¢ Of $2.000 being asked f r
9lBl1i- the former offence and $800 on
ding, lesser allegations
ten _
Tllil`tY'€i§|lt countries will be repro- Those held for murder- are Nathan
BB ill H°l`mBllll. organizer of the Industrial
Great Workers or the world, E. r.. Pehgres,
Mrs.
Chi- Shcretary, Lowell Branch, and
Pengrec.
ad
then BN! largely employed.
west.
l
con- which one woman was killed and gov.
mm. wwf. ‘Vm,.",.» m te- e., Dr Sixteen other persons were arraigg-
us r of ministers Bl`0°k Will! ill charge of local ar- ed on a charge of rioting or as
than on the previous day, more mem-. rnnzements. ' ';°““°'
ians
(Canadian Press)
Kingston-John F. Estey.
II FREDERICTON DISTRICT.
Fredericton--Neil McLauchlan.
Marysville-'1‘h0s. Hicks.
Gibson-Chas. Flemington.
Nashwaak-J. K. King.
Stanley-Harry Harrison.
Boiestown-G. W. Tilley.
Keswick-Edmund Ramsey.
Sheffield-F. I-I. M. Holmes.
Grand Lake-Ernest Rowlands.
Gagetown-R. S. Crisp.
Oromocto-Geo. N. Somers.
Chipman-
St. 21
Rice 22
23
fe* 24
suming in the afternoon, the prepar- 25
was 25
beet 27
28
ter- 29
this 30
Su-
Rev.
Woodstock.-Wm. Penne.
Canterbury-To be supplied.
Jacksonville-Geo. Ayers.
Hartland-Percy A. Fltapatrio
Richmond-Alfred J. Gould.
Centreville-Henry Penne.
Florenceville-J _ L. Dawson.
MT- 34
' 35
A . .
Toblque-Arthur Whiteside.
the
3 That all boys and girls under li! First Methodist Church, at which 41
in .
years of age, convicted of any cri The 42
Su- 46
V . ° 47
"' 6 urel lesson was read by the G°l\°l`¢l\ ‘B
Mr. 49
de- 50
“ 1" °“1' °Pi“1°°» if *B “l’l"“'°“* uvored au interesting and powerful 51
oi address on the spirit ol the Sacra-
thc witnesses appearing beiors'us to- 8 t f tm Lonrs B“Wa,._ At
day, has been twlllwrsd with bzizgeep goamgnion whwh Iouowem a ve,-y
ar-
53
54
Gaspe and 52 Cape Ozo-Wallace
the
*_ .
to
in
In
ay ss
Jn. 
" urercd hy the nov w Gladstone W
,, s bio e as
upor which there will be discussion. Mmt0wn__Dani,,1 R Chowen
5 ,At eight o’clock in the evening Co
B' ference Session will reaseerhllls. WU
the re ort oi the various comrnitte
n'  St. Andrews-R. W- W.°dd““~
3” 11 ooh Boy-Richard opie
in
u ct Th P tor in the Study," 68 sg Stephen-G.'F. Dawson.
es 72 SL Jam,,5_G_ »A. Ross:
“__
U t
Station Sheet as passed We e VH CHARLOTTETOWN DISTRICT.
(Queen _S¢l\lBl’°)"’wm
' _` _'78
W H Bar ,N
st)-wel
Pier
su-'P
HAMBURG. June ll.-The
EVIL American Line, started on hop
den trip from New York at
11~* o'clock this afternoon. A
‘H04 storm drove the small craft into
°"m harbor hut the Imperator s
01° HAMBURG, Jade 11:-frhe
crowd congregated at' the dock
along the water front and with
umph of marine architecture, stea
a compliment of more than
passengers, among whom were
day evening or early Eedne
morning.
When the Impcrator ties up at
dock in the North River next
ity to inspect the largest ves
III WOODSTOCK DISTRICT.
tania now nearing completion for
Cunard Line. There are' eleven d
on the lincr The promenade deck
fact that a person standing at
Lindsay--Charles Stebbings.
ndover-Artemas C Bell
through one of Ithe giant funnel
the Impcrator.
IV CHATHAM DISTRICT.
,__._.._-____
Chatham-Robert G. Fulton. V
Newcastle-Dr. Harrison.  
Tabusintac-To be supplied.
Derby-John A. Ives.
Richibucto-Thos. -Pierce.
Buctouehe-J. B. Young-
Harcourt-A. D. McLeod. 
Bathurst-F. A. Wightmau.
Campbellton-Chas. W. Squires.
Bonaventllre-
____-
Ycstorday afternoon His Lord
B, Thomas. '
V SACKVILLE DISTRICT.
q K m Samuel Howard conve in n lar e number of
. ac v c-_ -
Tnntramnr-
Point de Bute-W. J. Kll'hY_-
Bai” v"t°"Qhmi]e5 K' Hudson' cd by the St. Paul's choir and alt
B8Y5°m’“B"'"3“mm 0' HMtn;,'an'd boys, proceeded from the parocb
M0ll¢l0“ (G"“u“l)”'H' A' 0° ' residence to the church, the bened
tus being chanted by the choir. Up
win.
M0ll¢l'-0" (W°°1W M°’“°ri“l)'_Wm` arrival at the door of the church
G- Lageée  T Bertram Lordship was met by the pastor,
nn l` "' - - ‘
gllediyac--E. C. Turner.
Dorchester--Jas. Crisp. `
Alhcrt-Thos. Stebbings.
Alma-'ro hc supplied.
Hillsboro--Alonzo D. McC\r1lY-
Petitcodxlc oxdtz? 1l;;emse:t.E ' Chip- and blessing by Bishop O’Leary
V1 ST- STEPHEN DISTRICT' the congregation by Mr. Hugh
Innis, to which His Lordship ma
Mills-
Uppe; -T Spencer Crisll.
Boca ec .
peer Island and Grand Me”
Summer supply-
drmation will be administered to
Cl1sr1°ff°*°W“ ‘F“`" °h“'°h"J' zoo considered. at 2 mn.
'Charlottetown (Grace Churo )
Tbos. ll\faé‘shall6rmnn‘
Cornwa 00- ' ~
Little York--Ernest We!¢m°
lend.
Winsloe-F-  gttxggif'
Sxlllghl-135::-Henry Al. Brown. town~by the express.
Mill . `  ______.___---
l::.r:“.:::u1:...f'..   e
B0ud'_m-“gg E, SCYIMJ
Mount Stewart-W. R. PODPUT-
VII SUMMERSIDE DISTRICT.
I-Iesll°Y ` h ._-‘ Isordshipf will be tendered.; reception
re-
vflitto St. Peul’s cemetery and
` wssnniwroa
_ _._-nl _
Summersidr-J. M. Rice.
B deq“e__H.m\-|mnd Johnson.
lr:-yon-‘080. M- Yuoung’
gmnvllle-John rx Gong “_ who ls___amsniber_o_r  sho the property or “ro md . sod em expo
mai-
fom. came on to be dark. For 9, ¢-,cup
severe hours before then the weather
week SANK WITH SAILS SET
New .Yorkers will have an opportun-
el
s
the world. She has a grass tonnag
end could not recognize a person
the other end. #Rover steamboats
Y B Z
people of that parish. At 7.30
rr. His Lordship, accompanied by t
J. C. McLean, and after the eeremo
of the “presentation of the cros
the procession continued to the alter hh'
while the choir chanted “Ecco Secer-
dos Magnus," Arriving at the el
the singing of prayer by the past
mall B lowed by an impressive rendering
SBl\l5b“"Y"'J°s1“h B' champion' "I-lodie Simon Pedrus" by the cho
'An address was then presented fro
ft hi h the erv
in St. Mary's Academy by the pupils
of that institution and at 3 p rn .
accompanied by the clergy and , St.
Pau1's choir he will.pay an official
n
the evening will return to Charlotte
KBBV ~
B99. .- ‘ THE SPEAKER
`NA§I-IVILLE, Tenn., June 1l:-In-
vlhodygussts, . from many sections of
he country were present today at
thsahnual commencement sie:-elses or
Fil¥e"ifril‘vox-sity ~ 'l'-he-' address *ofthe '-
  '”°” arsenal?
3--3-ua £8 __ _ { uqéwjg f_ii»\i.|\il\__
are Star with all hands, oil point
eye-witness. one of the drew of
. schooner Boreas, which was
caught'in the storm that wiped
in the Polar Star and which wc.
thc ed. declared yesterday thgt the [.
a o a minute'a time without
slightest warning,
This statement was made by
Patel' White. one of the crew of
BOWBB- “'h0. in the absence o
Vl°“'°<1 bv e representative o
Guardian.
STORY OF EYE-WITNESS
Ho said: “Tha Polar Star and
Polar
Pri
lie of|on Tuesday evening, which was 're-I     
with-'_ corded in yesterday; qua,-d\5n_ 'how
s
fe.r from the latter when she founder-
f
Captain. Mr. Percy white, was mer- thouc hurch or the Holy Rcdce
l
the
also
out '
not
oiar
Bltaxtwhile in full sail went down in (Special to The Guardian)
PM Sm DESTRUCTI VE FIRE
 EUWSWW IN SYDNEY C.B»
. ’ . 
Further partic l i ...___._.,..__.._ M
-Three the ` Charlotte\to:Ti gcbcgilleiegon 0! 1
H015' Redeemer Church and Convent
the SYDNEY, June ll.-The Whitney were also saved. These buildings
Pier district of Sydney was hit
this were of wood. The church was built
M,-_ afternoon by the most disastrous fire in 1901 at an initial cost of $20,000.
gba since the great blaze of i901.
the Twenty buildings including the
C
The Holy lcedeemer Convent and
The convent was -built a little later
Ca- and cost $40,000. With improvements
mer, meds since, the loss in church pro-
Glebe perty will reach $80,000. Among
House were burned. The loss will be most valuable church furnishings was
aroilnd $125,000. Fire broke out in the organ, installed a few years ago,
the roof of I-loly Redeemer Church, and worth $5,000.
probar-ly from defective electric
wir- Besides the church buildings all
um ing. The firemen were handicapped buildings burned were dwellings ex-
! 1
‘ii lI.*°?..”‘;T.A.f$.'.?§.‘;f?”‘1i..`$?3..?.””€.§"°.’.E Church. Convent und Glebe House. Loss
$l25.000.
Boreas left Pictou for Charlottetown by low water pressure, the buildings cept onc in which were a tailor shop
H bleak We left lust a little ah
K_` Yesterday morning, shortly after day- being on high ground. The city
~ ea 0 Z
her. about fifteen minutes ahead, and taken to the scene but the flames
bri- and candy store. Fifteen families are
d f H09 WHS Called out and the engine homeless. One of the men hardest bit
had was a fireman named Roberts who
we came along a little ahead of her gained great headway in the wooden was fighting the fire at the convent
o’c1ock in the evening, just
the °|18ll8ed from calm to a strong
and Wes shipping. a good deal oi w
being heavily laden as also was
.
H,,m_ Polar Star. Just after reaching
une;-_ P0il1¢. the Polar Star drew ab
Imperator sailed today ou her mam” Of the Boreas, being about t
viysge to New York an enormous 'lilarters of a mile to windward o
and latter. We on the Boreas then notic  
loud ed that she was taking in he; .11
cheers gave an enthusiastic “bon v0y_ lib and the peak-of her mainsailo
age" to the new “Goliath of the Oce- But W” did 11°* flllllli' Bllyillillg   
ah." 'rho lug vessel, which is o cri- WPGDK- and in leer- we were too
m _
B look 'ng after ourselves to pay
oi
gracefully out of the harbor carrying attelltmll £0 U10 P0181' Star. 'We
4,000 shipping water all the time, bel
many bit deep, and we had to knock 0
well-known Americans. It is expected bit Ol the blllvvark aft there to
that under ordinary circumstances the Wat" OM- OUP PUIIID gOt stog-
New York will be reached next Tues- ged and we were making water,
s
day we _had to make for harbour as
as we could.
her
in "About twenty minutes after
ul- went. down forward till her fore
asks' ed a. sordersault, I guess. Therrl
is s pose ber fore~foot must have et
s of breoae at the time, but nothing
than what we can carry all sail
White explained that this was
impossible but would have been h
less. The Polar Star comple
_ foundered in the space of a min e,
l _ from the time she dipped her head in- 9“f““°° °f European “W1 Ame*
,V to the water until she went down
the stern. “I never saw anything
quick," said Mr. White, "in all
h life as how she went down. Sho
B ip have parted forward somewhere.
Bishop O'Leary arrived at 4 p. m._on
his first official visit tothe parish might have been mu of Water'
Summcrside. He was nccompan
from Miscouchc by over 100 . tea
£5' as ourselves, but unless some
ms thing happened, she could not
U gone down so quickly as that.
1; could. _
on “Before you saw her going do\v
His the head, I take it, you had no
Rev of anything being wrong ou boa
ny her; nor did you hear any sl
S.. .from her or c‘ries for help?"
ALL OVER IN A MINUTE
do ten feet out of the water, but
over
His
wind open dountry between Victoria
¢,,d_ end s choppy ooo, had the Bo
ater, Excepting one or two all the f
reast ______i_________________________________
m
ng B fox man of this city, showed
G .
D
A _ . _
' c ‘ .
r` . .
p . .
e gf saw the Polar Star taking in her
50,000 (or nearly 5,000 tons greater W5 BBW 11°F B\ld\‘1°ll1Y K0 down.
than the ollmplcl and is ol the some did “Ot do any Set*-lips at ell.
general dimensions as the great A no
q as
tho head _went in. She just almost turn- “heel “lid” he ll* “OW l>€l`f€°llY B
Asked whether the Boreas made
‘e we could not go to her as wc had
 look out for ourselves. The Bore-as
» . _ _ was making water you sec' the wa
visiting clergyman ln processin, head was u to the fodsle noon’ so we ,
i
p l
all to get to harbour as quickly as wc ,
bg; " No, sir, I did not know anyth
tok was happening till then, and
oi heard no cries, nor saw any signs
“__ those on board of her. The wh
m thing happened so quickly it was
Mc_ over in a. minute. When we left h
‘e ta din ' ah 5
5 her top spam wel B n B then, zero and with a southern expo
Sllllfilblli FGPIY. 0 er W ° 9 me - »» was forty-four above.
closed by the bonedictlou oi the Wffs rwpslsns gi sny_;.hl;\zd<;l;f;- _,Mr THE wEA,I,HER__YeSm__my
leased Sacrament Eivell by BiSll0l> The 01” ar 'm ' ‘ ld -th .
g'Leary On the conclusion of the Whit” Mid. "While ill NU “ll 505 mi w‘ 3 rev' °‘°“d° b"" ‘““
. » ' ‘ `
“rvim in the church the procession Btgnigdg tsmttsm  csll'.`;:l:th of the m¥;l;“l;.She(steart3rEil;:§:lfirc ieic-*ded Y"'“ say it was three P" “nt” M'
_ s ' a V
"`°,f“"‘°d t° 21° §:;°§:,l§1 ,,,1f,I,'f,`f:,'§ wind that who then hlowlhg, he sold yesterday was seventy-one des
3735     ‘°   °  ‘:§.’:’.1.° ar..‘1‘:,‘2..t.‘;°.:.‘:‘Z;::.::':::~“=" V ' . M.. .........
were presented to His Lordship. it W" *i °‘ °\*°PPY- Y°“ °W» B ,m _t , V _ ‘ .
i t 8 o» 1 k 1 St kind or little rough, but the Polar W H Y W0 *U0 °~ -\f» llllle
this mom ng. a cout n ` Star has gone through heavier wea»- it W5* °UW'tW° “bu” “W1 “'-
Psuls church the sacramen of con' thu. than glhatj* D. lu. it was Tiff’-y-three llliuvc.
As stated, in yumralyvs Gaudi", The tide will be high this afternoon
[mon 10" with the PU: at 4.52 and tomorrow at 6.09; it
the names o _
lm, st" are Frm Comm” cotptdnwl will be high tomorrow morning at 
lof Souris, and Andrew McDonald and 5'” “nd S“*'“m°7 3" G34-
Hmry Busby (en,/h 9| tm. ,,“_y_ The sun sets this evening _ at
They were ‘H mm,” mgmnznd leave and tomorrow at 7.52; it rises _
wives and families to m rn their m°‘°_"°" and S“t‘"d“Y “‘°"‘i“g
sad fate, which has around consider- 4~°3- . .
able sympathy on all Vsidel. 0.,p_¢_,i The moon sets tomorrow morning
‘Cormier is survived by a wife and °*'T1°°a°
.gout ,.|md,-en of ,My y°ung_.._g“; “V _ he first quarter of the mo1<;ns7
Donald.. Wu. p"¢,¢g~°¢~ mm “mm og Wednesday, June llth at . D-
time ago, and his three daughters - ° _
.na one-'on L" ul umm um, 'mn The full moon will br on Weill’
sushro- lon is mourned- who wi- °“Y» "“°° 13”’-“* 1'” P' “" M.,
40,, A lm, 0, mvmm ug 'rho length of today will pull
' , f hours and forty-three i'ilillllff°°~_ rd
_ _ , M
From Yesterasfs l9v°°*“¥ °“° ‘“
V c
six he fire could not bc checked '
t tl
as it burned both sides of James Street
le of which the church buildings were
had usted, across Victoria Road to
reas Lingan Road.
a
the ilies effected saved a good de
the furniture; most of the furnishings
giant all the time up to Point Prim, which buildings, fanned hy a strong brdczc and found his own house destroyed
Steamship Impex-ator oi tho Hamburg We reached about half-past ll
it when hc returned to remove his fur-
on niture. His family is homeless and
sit- is being cared for by neighbors.
the The loss will bear heavily on Holy
and Redeemer congregation. It is under~
stood the church buildings are not
em- free from debt and the insurance is
l of light, not much more than enough to
0! liquidate the balance of the debt.
rips
was
busy
h
wlxe Mr. J. R. Dinnis, the well kn
ut a uardlan yesterday two Pcrsianl
let elts which had been produced
so merica and which he had just
nerd sired by mall The pelts wer
own
The
“mb ( Canadian Press)
bras  ` "` """""'"""""" ' """"""""“
f the
5 H. B. HMLWAY
|S PPQERESSING
in_ OTTAWA, June ll.-In a report
,e_ to-day the Railway Department in-
dicates substantial progress on the
e E Hudson Bay Railway. On twenty
*ch ‘“5t"°“° black and with that miles grading is comipleted and temr
ecullar wavy curl so much sought porsry rails laid. This will facili-
for in the best pclts. The purchase ta” S"°af'\Y U10 l0l‘W9J'dil1g of sup-
we of these pclts was made in order
jib, test the quality of the American pro- ‘when cumpleted Wm cost $300300
to plies.
The bridge at Saskatchewan, Lepaa
Sh” duct, in view of Mr. Dinnis‘ intention ‘ and will bc one of the big features 01
Sh: to engage in the breeding of Per
sup- fled _that the undertaking can
it and with the welfare of the prov
i .
“Ot pied hy his famous fox ranch.
22?' Dinnis is quitc enthusiastic over
“ty new proposition and, having the
S0 America nrc qual to thc native
"urls" that Prince Edward lsiand min
b 6
sam” ducc pclts equal to the lu-st Am
such can. This new dcpartllrc in thc
by experts that tho pclts produced
Bran the undertaking, By the mu the mn,
a“s_ will he down permanently on half the
line. During summer the work will
be be rushed to the Hudson Bay ter-min-
lr. , - b tt t tl l‘“°l- made a success here. He is. there- als
qnatter of 8 mile mug’ 8° mngogg st(;m°m’;:§ wlxgl; sggwgd Signals gn; fore, with his usual progressive
at sails hoisted, with the exception
0( those which had beg., when in short- always in view, about taking up
rn
average size could sail lengthwise ly before. lt was blowing a good venture and hns already, The Gunr- _
°\ff'f diauunderstanrls, closed li deal for a`
“ number of Persian sheep. His sheep
anyl _ _
attempt to go to the assistance Ut ranch will be on his farm at Mount   
the unfortunate Polar Star, Mr. Edward, part of which is now occu-
NCES
incc ._._..-__--
this
Mr. .
the "°'_
as-
can Interesting and somewhat amusing
in ‘0"l‘1°llC€ WHS Elven at the Charlotte-
_ 'town Police Court yesterday morning
‘“" , n prosecution under _the Prohibition
p . l
my sian, he has faith cnough to hclicve Act which was conducted before Ma-
pu.. gistratc Martin by Mr. A. Boisner,
NL Inspector under tho act. The defend-
ant was Gcurgo Moore, wha W,"-lu
"““' on a shop in Water street. The charga
have booming fur trade will hc wntclicrl ngm,,,,¢_ him was that he Bom “quot
‘md with great int:-rr-at by thc pcopl
to . . _ .
this prnvmcc and Mr, llrnnls
ad 'ant success.
_______._---
u by
ldcn
rd of [HE “EITHER
l°“"‘ lifli WIPEBATURE
IIDE, MUCH
(Special to The Guardian)
i c , .
of °-'-"_"_"_‘_
out exposure was forty-two degrees
vsssm. PARTLY rssormn ¢ was Vo-
us.-geco-George .oi-rim”-_ _Ania delivered by pr. _Booker T. ton bra-than en3-.was rebuilt nine m,°‘,,,.,,_%'“v_§',,?I;-d¢¢re°_l
‘was elsif! ‘
IBN
“*“°'°“‘”“' J' “°°'°£ dard.  tne_uoivmi_w.‘  ' Ioosndnodowsren _  ~ _
l_.s.=so  ._ ,r 
Albertonlfl Ed 0,m:”_G°°“° ,.  ._ 
cape W0 ° P _ ` also-d_s Immune- omg  m,_Juid»re¢ mdhaub Renova Necrosis. 5 V 
all-f~ 4 4-  ._ __ _
q-,or have thc bcst wishes of all for uliuud 0
“B TORONTO June l2 -Fresh wi
we A few local showers but mostly f
me The temperature at three o`clock
t _
'I' ' 'ri
b
an his morning by the Rexoll St
ery ested Thermometer with a nort
. _ The tsmporsture s '9
V Ibxall S
The Polar Star was a. vessel of‘65~ ;hi',"m°!:;\r§n4\'i,s’ne¥u:l'?: with a.noi'th::\:
c of on his premises between the lst. A-
wpl pril and thc 2nd. June. He pleaded
_ not guilty. Lawyer Sniallwood app-
.arcd for the prosecutor; the defend-
ant being unrepresented Vby counsel.
WAS IT THREE PER CENT?
The first witness called by the pros-
ecutlou was a young man named
George McDougall, who said he `-.now
f_'\Q_the defendant and his place of bus-
llness, which he had been to oh one
occasion.
udE_ Mr. Smallwood: Did you have any-
am thing to drink there?
Witness: I had a drink. of three per.
cent beer.
on How did.you know it was three per
eminent. beer?
0,,e\Did you ha‘.e it tested before you
sue _ drank it?-
No
vm, Then you don't know that it was
suv three per cent. beer or not?-
Well, it was not very good.
,ees cause it was not very good?-
Yes
_,gm Did you get it from 0 0
a_,_:_ No. Whom did you get -it from-
mue I don't know, slr. It was from A
(Continued on pare 1)
_--`._,__.f4
._,. comm: rveirrs.
..._ amines. src.
at .__-
Qng cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-Ave
W” cents.
“Fresh lobsters received daily 15s
per lp. Stewart's restaurant, 103
Queen St. G-10HBipd_,
“Good heed work is better done
when you heven't too much hand
work. If you are the brains of your
business leave the hands to do your.
writing on e. Remington 'l‘ype`w1'ifAri
A Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. _
6-°11\l§L
l Minard's Linlment Cures Distsrnp§.
i
k
above