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"“* '*”"°" 'W' " THE cHA1u.o'r'rn'rowN GUARDIAN -~  <u= wi'
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'Nqn__»lhg_§ub]ect of
.V ui Discussion-
W R Travers Continues On
  Hlnillnl iuuis 3H|][]i||||; ifmiy " ri.. sr... ning Ning iiunuicvnum; V '“‘° "°*°"' “""u.'“'?_ 'V
'Vlr.__rr~f»e   "f_"I‘“*"""'l"S in nun nuns   ini ill-ilun VW"'“l" Wh “iii ”"iZZ§‘°Z§'I..'.'§Z?‘ 
_ » g fl. I ~ - ~ _*-
-.- motion was made to commit hlni for r _ .. -
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EDDY5 A HFAHINB IN Till THliW'SV APPLICA TIGN
DU2lRY BEQUESI niuin's auf, ' '  “Rs.£EAsg.1Hs _
__ (Canndian I,,,enn_)- - contempt of court W. R. Travers, ex- ~ -- ' '
(cenedisn Press.) 1-1.AM1i.'roN, Juno za-The seconri ` G°“°’°‘ M“”“g°' °‘ th? F“’”‘°'°
CONCORD, June 28--A rehearlngln match Played by the University of GRAN (Canadian P"°9’~) §3.nkv'V,,E0da¥,4§$g€€g ';¢hed1v;1,;§:n,ne§ _
iilreui~‘;s'i;ii:1ri;vi»J<i;iii;ittIir‘i llifiaslltymngf irirentxiiiiflelffleirti Eiiihitn Tefim resulted shsurrngi 1;A§:;1iiivJilr?renicirhr;L'ariiIrl °°mmiHel°uer inveetfsatihsgthe causes' i EW YORK' Ju” 28”’-“.dg° °"“'”p'“i“ st E'"‘° ‘°“’ Ye" °‘d girl
me cons bv ~ '11 _ ,Hough _huvihz over ruled the de- or John and Mrs ritz ereia,
hmmm Crickent Club which batted fitcturer oi Carrolton, Ky., early to- °§1th° mlulf Of that i“5tlt“tl°“» murrers interposed by Julian Haw was
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rsh andmade a otal score of 232_ day shot and fatally wounded Miss W em the - p';f’°§*fd5 °f the 53-000 thorns and Josiah Ql_linCY. ex-mayor We om row” ng
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Baker G. Eddy, founder of Christian
Science Church, tothe First Church
of Christ, Scientist, of Boston, was
denied bv the -Supreme Court.
Mrs. Eddy's son, Geo. W. Glover,
was seeking to have the reslduary lie-
q,uest declared void and the Eddy
estate, valued at about $2,000,000,
divided between Glover and Mrs,
ldddy's adopted son Dr. Ebenezer J,
Foiiter Eddy of' Waterbury, Vt.
This was réferred .to the Supreme
Court for determination of the V
points of law involved. _
The Supreme Court recentl ruled
A HE FACIOWA IS
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that residuary bequest was legal and
did not conflict with the statutes
qlloted by the plaintiffs limiting thc
size of bequests to churches. .
Counsel for Glover then asked for n _
re-hearing. cr
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A CHARGE OF BRIBERY.
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LOS ANGELES, June 25-For the E
first time n witness in the Darrow
trial today charged Clarence Darrow
with having personally offered him yr
bribe to turn over to him certain
evidence ezninst the ivfnNnmnre broth.
ers. The witness, 'filly Biddingcr_ fr my ' COUHCU “let Yes'-emily ill’
(ihicago dhtectivm one of ,nn men tern ou. 'Phe aldermen decided to
_ . D _ I
who arrested James ,B_ M¢:Nnmnra Clint nue the present lighting uoiitruct A" “tive delnfllld COTIUUUCB f0l` me mt? D" F” U' Muttart took place!
and ohm, Mchhnnlgnl “shined tnnthe with the Halifax Electric Tr
had pretended in accent Bnrrnw’s of-
fer mid that Darrow tnld him he
wished to learn who. in the inner
(‘o'u1rlls of the McNamrira defe se
_ aiiiway
Cuni any for six inoutlis. The con
trncif was to 'terminate on July lst,
und this exteuséon is made to aflurd
timeifor uegoti tion and to reach a
I » u _ n _ . _ _ _ _ . ' ' country were r sent in large number
had been ,mnning 0" nncrnt infm_nm_ :l§L|nilnlin;deisttanfi1ig i'egard,ing li.lie,nia1rket in easiir tlhniigli ihrxiceni ‘i'!»_- whim mnmnenl; eo, the Masonic Ord;
"__" to nnhnnuven W' L nm_nR‘ Bm_ rn Qi a on o ie company s po es, man uncian ec _ iom 1 .c. o lA~ .
g _ _
his -_cninc after a conference witliicellts, which is being paid! in the  p;”|i,Sfn]L g9hr:tsu|mund§,ni£odges`
dinner told him that it was E. A. U
Clnnch. of Sim Francisco lalim-]e,,.1_ - _ . ._
             
Francisco at a certain time, he would 0,,@_ 'Tue preBe§t rate is 5655;, yin'
Leefhhlgnrrow see Clancev and Burns tn- per lamp. The proposed new rate
- is
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PRESENTATION on
niD1soN iviVi<“.DAi..
BOSTON, June 27-.'l‘|ie culmi-
ie train directors which was held
nn ,O V Jlflff in m0l‘€ l1ll1`“l>UY IIPW. and ii their donors: Orient Dodge A. F. &
» :" ~ Qgmrly llagge trade isubeing done in A, M__ Square and Compass; Trng-
, , n '=\ 10l`€~ ' Gy $112 Bc inf; to the tr:-.de tees and Congregation of the Method-
]N(fn_WAS1‘1 U1* IMPORT TRADE. nat r$4.75 tper barrel, a decline of 25 ist Church, Cross; Matthew & Mc-,
_"_‘ ` ccn_s. Ori 1" ~ ~ *' » ~ 1
che k rk (1 C A t.
Pgnnsyilvania nlcored onlly 96 in the of 1,;/h`;E‘;,0s:,f;l';ten2;h Iffgns’ Sizr Wiiliaem told vliligi that /he hnd|§£,e?§;t,?; ,gndsgliin hhégflzsfssgggt "Ont Whe” S710 fell im-0 the fiV°l'~
r n V ' _ _ . » -
any ann ngs an vias oi iged to fol Mich, in n closed hannah nnd when power to commit him to iail perrna- preemam John Mcxi d
on an Wm.
_ _ d _ nently until h answered the quest - nn jumped into the water, rescuin the
In the second mmng the PmSy,va_ gggslgen £15 Doliirnemhgntiirned the but Tmvam rfémained silent ‘°“'J _ Morton to indictments charging c
i t _ _ . g woun s 1 . _ - the use of the mails in connect-
a earn made exactly thc. same`to that m.e_c0ns,de,.ed fhmh ‘lefiorts ‘were made by Sir Wm andmn with the Operation of E scheme
al leaving Hamilton (fricket (_»lub Accm-,img to h witness the Bh0,,h_ (/rown (.o|insel Holdings to find to defraud mveswm in tuck of 9-1.
‘ctflfli W an iflllillil and 40 l`l|llH» ing was the result of the woniaii's re- Where tha leak in the detective de' ver and iron ' th C b alt d l
_ in e o a istrict
, ;';?;‘,,§°,;*;:;',i,,S§;;,';;:f'" wh” ve .i’;‘.1.“..“f.“€..”ti;‘; "".‘3.EZ‘.’.¥..“.‘2.”..“§¥“‘;‘;?é’§£.?_°f Of-vu<.»» ue °°ef»<u»f- »»»»~r-d
documents. ‘~ - ln d t d I
TORONTO MARKET The mutter of Dr Neshiwn escape “V ““ °" “re " “"8 °' "0"
_ . _ _ ' guilty. It is expected that the de-
ON   "* was also mquireq mmf _ fendants will he placed on trial at
the October ` terr f th F d l
TORONTO' June 27_.1»hh position The commission did not quite
prise t the oountrv pr ducc trade. "' mrther .Em“mg' which It ls not
For n am time 6 have I d expected will last more than an hour,
pi es rmer at country points. The
tion is being generally felt in the egg (SPUCWI bl' Ph0“e~)
market' an in all Utherm SOURIH, June 28-The funeral of
butter enri stocks in both the iuiif_er1"‘“'° Um* “““"‘°"" _“““ was °““_ °'
States and Uaiinda are coiisiderablv the "‘°5t’.l‘"`g‘f1y attended hmemls
owcr this year than last, Pricesi ‘wer 89.0" m thm part in the Cmmtry'
that have ruled for some weeks now Qld h"e"d“' “nd ucqmuntmfces mom
hold ln the local inarkef. '1‘he cheese rdmerem' p”'N'S of the Bmrounndmg
t _ e a i es were D num-
uuu ry now, is considered too high erous and beautiful and were' the
compared with that paid for butter. t _ - ~
_ wo fold testimony of the high es-
New potatoes from Virginia have teem iii which he was held by all.
niet a further l cl'ne_ Th - ~ - - -
‘E ‘ el’ are “Om The following is a list of those with
N (Canadian Press.) '
QUEBEC, June 28 By the courage
of Miss Ida Ryan, a young lady of
, ( Canadian Press.)
m
(Canadian Press.)
WHITE PLAINS June 26-~
H4111
K. Thaw's record during his confine-
ent at Matteawan was spread' 'upon‘
The child was playing at the water
record by counsel Clarence J. Shears*
during the progress this afternoon ot'
Miss Ryan ran down the wharf and
g.
hild and restoring her to ber moth-
er.
6. B. CLUETT IS
DEAD. IN TROY
before United States Judge Mayer to-
the hearing on Thaw'u application for
release from the asylum. `
'Part of the record was 3 comlparll-
on of Tlisw’s mental condition with
that of the average normal person of
his age.
lt i-elated further to Tliaw’s mal-
ner, conversation on his acquittal
and other subjects. One day's record'
signed by Dr. Ames, and T. D. Park
er reads, "Thaw very fond of card!
and gets angry when partner makes
misplay. Last night he called a part-
,_
ri
_ v
_ _ . m e
_ of eggs at nnenhnt in rhhhnn 8 hn,__ clear up all their business ‘today and Court 0 e "ff
ner a dunes and an ass and todyy
_ _ h IAWRENC RE E E _ ` TROY, June 28-Geo. B.\,_Cluett, P
(C“"“‘ha“ Press-l lsteady in Inarkct vgigiies, nndleirtm mis Wm he hem tomorrow' I --E L AS 'D f
0KI0r ~7llll9' 28'-'H16 al'mOl'€d _'felt that than will Ku vel-V little low. -*”`-i-- LONDON, June 27__~Pe¢,_hick IB/w_ iclllett: P¢f_lb0dY & C0'-, flied ut lllB
“ff Fuulowe ran upon the rocks er this season. Yet nsunuy they rin. renee, who with his wife and Mrs. h°"‘° ’“ th" my' b
 fgihjngegftnlghiihéeflhgv is B f cuno nc this tune. There ere fsnsihio F   inmrneiine Penshurse was sentenced _
‘ h e - f th ~c eh _ __ 9 t ' 
ll it Wuu impossible to cstiuuite eegiliiaifensbnkile ufcrzniiecqig mo?-2 etiifisn  'Sid Bndiieyhziesgirggglsilhmhilsy Z; til; boys' 'md 'med “ut ‘me °f the “hip” requested and had to be mmm H
i full damage to thc <‘Vl‘llis0l' Uni-il H ual, while the cool weather has kept' ' the charge of conspiracy and' inciting i
h ouch inspection could he made. the quality good. Meanwhile, the un- | |V their followers to malicious' damage
HA|_,]p~AX |.;L1,}U1\R1U LIGHT lln‘;ll‘2erf0ti“hlgieusnrhnsiiing]igialnaq £33; V of Dloperty, was liberated today.
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SUPREME COURT
H LIFAXI June 28_ The effect of the he'nvy~growth in popula- _ *-N I if
(Canadian Pr-ess) found liim laughing over the funn
aunder of the collar industry of D
He established extensive charities 0
ncluding Hospitals and Clubs for 8'
n the Lhhamdon minnmn work' bodily, struggling and protesting
FIVE WOMEN ARRESTED. E
BQSTON, June 27-Five women were
rre ted in the West End today dur-
I
age of one of New York Sunday pa,-
ers.”
One portion of the record as read
y Mr. Shearn showed that on one
ccssion Thaw sat on the tile floor
nd refused to go to the room when
Another item was that Thaw struck
patient and knocked him down
VOTES TO AID CAR CO. '
. ",_
4.
reme court opened here Tuesdav
morning. Mr. Justice Meagher presid-|
periurv cases. arising out of the sale IS
of liquor during Old Home Week
(July, 1911), were sulimitted to the
ins. There were no civil cases forrbeen in progress for a week because t
trial. On the criminal side three 0
lightly injured. c
aklng the votes for bonusing the
f high prices. Several persons were Eastern Car Co., in either the pur-
hase of a sits for their plant with-
-----_- in the limits of the Town of New
DROWNED IN BROOK. Glasgow, of the alternative of ex-
NEW G ASGOW, June 27-This ev- ¢
YARMOUTH, .Tune 27-The slip- ing a clash between the police and eningthe itown took on the aspect of
crowds which assembled at Kosher excitement equal' almost tols. Feder-
meat shops, Vwhere s. boycott has al election. It -_was the occasion of
grand iury, who found true ‘bills in
each case. The first is the case of
the Kim: vs. F-lewett, and the others
gigon.
the King vs. 1-lswett and McGovern. ff,
Eh” ';°f"'f“df,"fS “re °m"l°"°° 0.' the iths Rifle Range here late this after-
-r=-en ea s_e/siive azencv. Best/1n.\' _ li d th t h wa at- .
sud were luhuvht here duflue' Old .'ilggiledIhyishgfrteigiiurcé eni in Sinn- We" °““*‘°d i° Qmtif and tg sm” °
Home when for me nm_nm__ of "'_m__ mg his head Went under the water majority require eroic e orts on
inn, nvidpnwn against 8,n_nnd'n”lern_in ‘The brook is only about six feet' the part of the town boosters. Auto; 
mobiles and carriages were requisl
shining drink. The trials -are now iwide and three feet deep at the place tnmed and these who in previous nh
tending a water service to the plant
i ' 1 d l t itat th
J ST- JOHN' June 27'_Th°m” Parks Work: be;-itiiqgu eEen;3dsiri1e2hEaBTov:n og
tailor, aged 77 years was found T t t th ith( he 1
rowned in the Newman Brook. Heal' tvI;:t;n_'ye§rg; er W me wa _ r or
One thousand and fifteen ratepayers
Wh°"° the may was found' ections almost opposed eachmther at
, 1' a los me woltli $1..6.i, and Lean, Ltd, wreath, employees off _ ` »--.~.......- i _ ____L_-;_____ tl D HB worked shoulder to sh°um_
,,.,..,.AWA, _,,,,n, 2,__C,_na_,,a,, nn_' Deiewer-ss from $1.15 to si.su.'rre.ie Meabew is Monson, Lie, wrench; »"°W°“1- EV A-‘end Mrs. oierire, nrr- 150 ooo Finn “’ °
_ » ~ _ sent: Miss Nellie, and Gertrude and `  er' and brought 8' mamrity °! th’
naung event of the session il this pmt trhde netnnnn Jun announced ,iii these are dull, us they are over- Hon. John and Mrs. McLean, wreatlif|_T. I , ratepayers to the paul.
city this week 0f the Ame;-ican1ihsti_ ending _April 30th, thereqhas been an 'Flhnllowed by the _ueiv grades. Conductor and- Mrs. McDona1d,» G. Stems, wreath. H. J. and Mrs. _ SARNIA Ont _Inna 27_..BusmeE5 _
tute of electrical engineers was the i“‘”°“t° that llurlllg f-he flSCHl Y€h1`| '_`*
. I ' Wh th ll 1 fl 573 h fl Md
wreath' Conductor and Mrs Stanley,’M“b""' wreath' A' 0' 6°* ‘md mm' is l zed here todav as 3 result of en e Do C on a v°
» ° i . i PUB Y _ to assist the new plant, with only
banquet tonight at the Hotel Somew human; of more than $30,000,000 in I PRESENTED WITHB\;V(A$C§IE N wreath; Mrs, 1.1 B. Matthews, Cutiilv. évrciiitrh.mwgsnrh-Ing*-En‘§3ti;;n:ht?1n}";y~ ,the big power plant of the Sarnia Gas one solitary vote cash against It
set, when the Edison mega; was bc_iradc with the United States and ~ ` ' ` ' ' ` ` '
_ERAS
R ann Mm L d th M and El@¢tFi° Light °°m9“”y bmng was necessary to secure 508 votes to
Presented to George Westinghouse. gf “WP $3.000.0g?nlIl' UB-du With 0,I_,nAWA at n 28 Mi M ‘_   row star ‘ ear ’ wma. : rqlm-_ iwilled §“ttb%05;3'thfrh° gifggnwas 2:51' carry the measure, and hilt! workers
lt' was the third geneal award _of _:rest ritain _ ports dutiablc, _ . u ~. - 11110 * SH 11 - ' '. _ covere a - IS m_ felt well satisfied with t e majority
this' pri“_. 1n"s¢_|mtea by bla asnoci; from ug Unitéd Kmgdolh were $90_ jorie Cook, youngest daughter ofex- ' The sprvlm at me hom" was co" ‘ def t the lar
, ' ' _ lowing to some ec in a rn of 55_
ates of Thomas A. Edison. and it 534.088 on imports, free. $27,800,343 mayor F_‘rcd Cook, was today pres- _ T00  FOR  hl;vBl;nv.AF.DA.ME;invgir:xan 1;: ‘system them was B long delay in
was made to Mr. Westinghouse for Bgalnst $84 710 235 of dutiable and *`“t°d with a b°““tlf“1 Wafch b’*‘°e‘ ULASSIFECITEOH
it 1 h t $25 u1o14 f' ' 'th let by the ottawa south Airicsn vcr iwchr_men-fneiicrreri 'ee nvnrfiuriete igetmg wma t° the me department' ‘FIVE DUN” FROM EXPLOSION'
mer or ous ac ievemen s in devel- . . ree in e previous _ \- ‘ ` `
opment of the alternating current
year _ _ -1- - - r ln the meantime the flames had ____
Dutisble imports fronftlie' United.f*l`*‘"**' ASHOCIUJHUU- Tell 3/09"” “H0 One rent per word each insertion IPMTMR 'rom pmlm 127 7" 'Though ireaohed the oil store house and when TQULON F J
_ __ _ _ . _I _ _ , rance, une 27- Flvs
System of light and power-_ States were $204,886,582! ,und free im-` ‘imlng lm" fu*-1'0"” “tn” “S Maymi-du this column. Cash must accom- HA Gwem His Beloved q Mm I
Former Edison medaiists have Pflflh. $161,695,200, an compared with
been Elihu Thompson in 1909. uno $1-‘i4..'r.'»2,15i uno free irnrpcrts or $131,-
Franlr I. Sprague in 1910. Mr 854.liG2.
Thompson made the presentation nd- ~
dress this evening. When the Edi- OPIUM TRAFFIC.
son medal association was formed in _-
1904 8, trustVfund was subscribed to I
award the medal annually. It was
LONDON, June 27-Lewis Harcourt,|
,ntendnd to gm it to college “___ secretory of Sesto 'for the colonies, English General in charge of veiuebie tv. Neer Summerside preferred-
nencs, but in 1908 it wes decides ¢o_"°"’°°“*°‘1 the “g“'*“°” f°.' th” im*
award in ahhh year to the nenson in mediate and total suppression of the
the most meritorious achievements in °pi“m tmmcf While i“t"°d“°i“E the
this country on Canhdn nerIorming_.0f‘lice estimates in the House of
electrical science. The institute °?,"‘“"°““ this °"°“‘“`S~ He Said* a piece that its best would be brought rnenc $25.00 Apply to i>_J. smith,
‘There is 8- grave -*md ““d0“bf9‘l out. J. C. Lawrence as Lieut Forest. Secretary. 6-29ME1ipd
will close its session tomorrow.
. i
,evidence that the compulsory reduct-
HALIFAX BOARD On, TRADE lon of the opium traffic _has led al-
______ ‘ [ready to an increase even more dead-
HALIFA i N_ su June 27 _The ly of the vices of morphine and co-
Board of T)iade has received a tele- fame' ‘md "nt" ‘"te"‘“u°".°l a°*"f’"
graphic message from the llepartuieut me 1'9"’ take" to “heck ""5 it “"“
_ lrummlng out scene was lic most ei- , ’ ' i
_ ._ 4; 1, ¢ d g ti t _ ‘ -V Boxes. Female has had two lt/ters.
:.'..“;r.;“° .si ‘i;""r.:'°:.. °.f:“:_'.:, 2.‘:....°.:;'i...i'..:'.'°;s:. ..'.".i;'  rr-     ..  e.  
Y~ .
French legislature the origin of all °"ssat'“" 0' the °pi“m habit".
tinnediflsh and lobsters imported in- , '
to France must he eixibassed on the GRANTED A DIVORCE'
top or bottom ,of the tin. A meeting
Iii'r.fisimigisflilde.f.i‘ri'e`r§"§.`§5`°f.’l`pori`f(AV Mcueu hee been :reused e dv'
discuss tue situation. If this new vom” by ‘I“dg° M°K°““ 5 descendant
French law is enforced immadiately,°f Th°""“‘ McKean' °"° Of the “ig“'
nlwm mean that the very large hnlsceof the Declaration of Independ-
N ' s _ ~ -
wgranz sh(;;i,:1'e,l,l;b?:;:n])I?I;};i[;l;w mo; Mrs. lilclfean recited an almost im-
,” it intended for France and 0'n1y n ; believabh- tale of cruelty, She stated
small portion of which has becn|sh° Wa” °"mD°"°‘l t° "°'mp° lmgs'
hthmnhd nn provided-hy the Ant, hnn_ , ;he;;rn{lieci\,u:nilcnhhlmhay and do oth-
- _ on .
.§iT§iie‘fi° ii'l`L“'§.§§e”i'§e§‘°§i'"r'Zii§l" “Ze She we hurried ve Meu-we u
 2' 15°” “  ‘"  §:;:'::.’i._"~1r'i €‘,:°;‘:.
renc aw s ou be gvcn ps.ckers` ' “ ' '
sn that they would have time toi?3?;S;fl’l’;d“'];'F £3” ,X358 .sin"\n(.hRh° YA?
.'.'$¥if..i"i2r`l‘i2§"°i‘ifirf.f2fIi§°‘i.1..H`°t’r‘ii.§`Kes»“v~»~u het uluv her' fe vhu
port amount in value to about $2- W0 ' fulfill-V "WB" “ll H““‘l3V“~ °""`“
000 000 per year '_ ' tiiough 'sim wanted to play religious
' ` niiislc. livccritly Mol/(can wanted her
_Mlnard'a Linimant lumhermanw friend ;;"°;l(':':0:)“““° “ld pl°k__"h° °tmw'
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-- ‘HW ee" °’ “““ ° “ " ° ° ° ° “ A. 0." Finder pleese ieeve at as
RENO’ Nev" June 27___Mrh_ Ethel |-capable actor. The old favorites J. Weymouth Bt, 6_h9M3ipd_
little Miss (look uiiveiled the South pnhy order and uve hen cent discount
African monument in front of the huowed_ Minimum charge twenty_nve
City Hall, and ever since on Parrde- t
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Ir'f=.’z';y..1ri."i':.;°f’..:..“t::“2;.;;‘;‘:_';  A  wow rc
taken of anpnnciauon look after an invalid. Apply to
' Dr. S. R. Jenkins. 6 29M3i d.
- D
. F"Aiii`vl `wAN'rsiD` 1N”P`R"1Ncn"coUN-
offlc secrets had - most diffl- Write B. care Guardian.
 pai-tate portrev. Her Work was ___'___ ___' l_6'Z3M3iE2il’d'
at all times strenuous and Plaillly WANTED, TEACHER FOR NEWTON
evidenced her aptitude in interpreting School second class, male. Supple-
army dfuushfsmluh lu 10" Wm* th” '1TinLi(;`rfI§§"`_vvlil~ITIan, -iRi§‘FNE
Geuel‘ul'B flhllght". earned many Hens school, No. 12s, second close.
plaudits for his exceptionally flue Shhphnnent $]5_00_` Apply to James
work; especially_at his trial and con- Simnndh' 8ec,.ethry_ 5_29ME2ip,|_
victioli of treason and in the realistic FOR- SXi;EvI_;KI-}T~N'6--6n,'.E*B'L“ACK
Phillip Daintree, taken by George |;.39M2ipd_
t-‘°§‘,‘_°». W" ”“°“',_‘;;°_§‘,"- °,‘;_°"‘“¢ th” r;osrTm"eirvT'sTro'r7sr.oei<sr
ii* 1*' “T” t"‘“t , tn °h°‘;;“”“,“~" end ehein with iniusis  B. M.
_ in _.._.-..-. ___ _-E
;¥_-.'s.;'._‘r;°:_'...::;' .‘;s'~;:::. s:_ze__.zf    wer 
slbly funny) were well received and the mth °! June for um Be°$s°"`
ill bs‘»from' $5.00 to 8.00
took most acceptabl the roles as- Rates W
Y h.sciei rsi 1 nie.
sig-ned to them. _ W _B wee pe ra e Gregg?/I1, sd.
Miss LsMonte and Miss I’r0€¢0r - ~-~~----~~    -~~~ ~~~----F--
made splendid impressions. The form- WANTED AT ONCE' SEQOND
__ . . I - i I r class teacher for advance room' of
;;.'.'. '.f.;';°;s;': 5.1;' .‘;.:".';':f..,' ...'s. elim, egg?
M-iss Langford took lighter parts with glee; ' `°' pp 5' ' '6_n9M3§'
the air of those well accustomed to ..- ..'____ _...-~--»-~-_-J-~--~-~--- '
their work. W. C. Whitlock as the NOW IS THE TIME 1;? GET YOU?
German ally. belied his amateurlsm, °B"`l“g°5 9°i“°°d- °“ mn 5°
and looked and acted his part almost_ thf’l';:n_d°’;§ é1o°‘°g“‘;’rw§;_(;0 5:8 g°3;?
to perfection. J. W. Stanley, J. A. S. B' _ ' _nnnui d
Bayer and Ernest' Hcartz were eficc- _B"l°.'"'__,I 9!"_°§L_@ -£----2-'
uve in minor nsrrs completing the Tun UNDnns1oNnD ossisss rue
piece farm at North Milton of 145 :acres
The (‘-olonlals gave much pleasure by Dfivhiio Sole With crop stan inlg.
last evening and equally as much can Persons thinking of buyu_lg9  d
he expected from this favorite com- 99° ‘_”`°p' LB'!1° ;;
pany this afternoon in The Boss of MARRIAGE OFFICE, Z6 _Y
sounsn/or THE iuno f
*i A oooo uiunmv show
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The ever pdpular Colonial Stock tlielr inmitcrful treatment individual-
Coinpaiiy scared another success lost
everiliri ,vih_en, they reopened after
th R0lidaya';"ii`r`isentling "A soldier
of e "King" under the auspices of
th _4th~Regimsnt Band at the Opera
I-lgnxse.
s pill. a milltarydrama, was a
most appropriate one st the time of
the annual camp of the P.` E. I. Milf-
tla and in thepacked house _there was
a very Utuerodl intermingling_ of ml-
l1%mib 'nmrtiielr friends. '_
_e Oolonill Stool Oo are ever
Aiilhléeclated ju Charlottetown and
the _é:ort|`tl'i| glreient theatre go-
°l‘l'W _ lil have been fre-
22rh\eiv»mman»a by ;pssnniy meri-
0usV wer f _tl1i_q»,,_  _ have
excell8d'.th'6§e“e_`I'v¢s, ndt'9¢'J.:ii`y id the
choice of s vehicle for their profes-
.talent in their semi equi
zinc in mai mp man;-s :na R
ly and collectively of a good drama,
but in the rrlraneed interest lent by
the local element introduced by the
popular Fourth Regiment and their
oven more popular- band. And not only
this but Miss I.aMonte and Mr. Oliver
wsre assigned tn a speglalty in the
waltz novelty “won’t you dance with
me" which was legitimately intro-
duced at nn opportune moment and in
which the penformers niadt a decided
impression, well deserving the
spontaneous recalls accorded.
The drains, military in tone,bri¢ht
with 'huinor, yet with an ever
abounding tragic interest, held the
rapt attention of the audience. The
countless tense situationa of _ the
intricate plot, each so efhclsntly
placed before the audience. were of
an absorbing character. Edith Warren
as Mildred Tremoyne, daughter of an
Z Ranch and tonight in'the Prince of
Liars;
8U||,|l00|l TIDES.
esrsbushea. Describe youruélf sud
your ideal; we will send suitable de-
scription free. Wellman, 304 West
zvih, New vor-k,___ e-29M2is:1_i.
100 Innes: Pincus sink' AND
1     satlri. Assorted colors. Will make
"""‘ - ' : bi _ 25c. sid- Wm.
'l‘he tide will be high this morning gxggsas 1‘;;'°High' £;(:f;ton' N_ B_
at 9.39, tomorrow at 10.21,1B/ihngiidxhy; _ 6_29SMEuhd_
at 11.04 and Tuesday at » i ----im" _-' I"mNT
will be high tonight et 11.411, Mon- B¢:§]a¥’tAl’;’_;|;_E{;'w-:§te_f_Ngf°"f',h(f, nn,
day morning a‘t 12.28, T“°9d“Y 5107"' h 1|
fair education, and w 0 ves in
ing at i.os end wednesday et 1.46. B _ , H _
~rh is ir 1 i n ni he nit n °"“"1°“°t°"'“ G°°° "°‘°° ' ° °'
° “U f’ ° “Y W °° 1 t t ousraien oin-
hours' and forty-four miniutfesn' ohhto- 22' Appy A on” ° 5.22M¢_|_
ihorrow fifteen hours an or y- ree -V L-----[nT,1;n,__1D FOR 'REN_
minutes and of Monday fifteen hours Tfagnggd gvchool mi HL ,reach
and forty-two minutes. V "_ on second dun' hxnhnonhe mare
_The sun sets this evening. f-011101" h,,enn_ren_ supplement ;3g_00_ gap
few. Nltohdur end Tues?" 'it :jf 1;” end spring holidays. Apply ‘ he
rises omorrow morn ng a. ~ , d D 8 t y_ Hun.
Monday at 4.13, Tuenhllny att 84.‘is4.t hgnehlgvnhn rows sci-e eénumn
The moon rises ton a ~ . 0- »-- -- ~---  'Hr'-‘“"""'*"""‘ `
- P. C. PROFIT ON GDIDING
morrow at 9.25, Monday at 9.57 and Qoggtaerl AMD” can “than Ben
rgmgazulitmigotiawill be at 8 3'4 n manv sets first visit at 10c. to 15°.
m. on/June seth. ` ' I °-°i~ W°“'° °°"°"°“ mm" 5°”
Furniture in
. The last quarter of the moon will~ 0lfD°¢!» 3"” ‘nd
' h , b tis,-everywhere. Bend
he at 12.47 p.m., Sunday, Julv 7th. 18310130: 'shaun .nd term.. DYAB
" ~ uso. eo.. sum m men aruieinz.
Cormac, J. G. Flterns, A. E. Clarks.
Cond, McDonald, A. Currie and
house to the cemetery where they
took charge of the remains, inter-
ment being ln accordance with the
impressive ritual of that society#
MARRIED OVER 62 YEARS AGO.
WCLFVILLE, June 27--The fune-
ral took place this efternoon, of Mrs. _
J. B. Angus, who was one of Wolf-
ville's oldest citizens, only lacking
two weeks ol being eighty-seven. Mrs.
Angus was Miss Mary Follet. Of LOCK-
hnrtville. She leaves besides an
aged liusbaind, four daughters and one
son, twenty-seven grand-children and
twenty great-grand-children.
Mrs. Angus was s. lifelong and
faithful memberof the Methodist
church and altho a very old'ladv has
attended service in that church up
until very recently. On October
10th of last year Mr. and Mrs. An-
gus celebrated their sixty-second wed-
ding anniversary' andrthey were both
in excellent health at that time.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. J. W. Prestwood and the
music was effectively rendered by the
ladies' quartet of the Methodist
church choir.
NANIWA WRECKED.
TOKIO, June 2?'-The Nanlwa.
which was the flagship of Admiral
Count I-Ieihaohiro Togo, in the Chine.-
Japaneso war in 1894, has been
wrecked off ths\ Kurll Islands, in the.
North Pacific. All the“crew\ i were
saved, but the vessel ls prdbably a
total loss.
STEAMER STRUCK DREDGE.
CALAIS, Maine, Juns 'li‘l- The
steamer Grand Marian, with nearly
600 exoursionists aboard, struck a
dredge in the St. Croix river this
mornlng,- sinking the dredge and
causing the death of her captaln.Th3
steamer' lodged"on'top ofthe dredl
and the extent of the damage to her
hull could not be readily ascertained.
THE WEATHER MID
THE 'IEIPERITURES
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, June 29-Moderate
southwesterly and westerly winds,
fair and warm.
The temperature at three o'elock
this morning by the "Rexall Store"
Tested Thermometer with 5 northern
exposure was fifty-four degrees a-
bove sero. _ _
The lowest temperature recorded
_yesterday was aixtrthrle ,llélhii a-
bove lero and the hfgbsst was severe
ty-four above. The lowest recorded
the previous night was fifty-five de-
grees above, at nine p. rn.,
|ixty~four above and at nine
uiesros meinrsnc usea by rhysieiens 'roronto 6-I9\“11Pil-
waa sixty-three above.
The ueiibcrrsrr were.-Michnei Me- _the brigade finally arrived the Wl‘°1° 0! the twenty-three seamen iniured
James Howlett. The Masons in full,
regalia marched in a body from the_
structure was a furnace. In s. short yesterday on board the French
time the walls fell in and all the fire- Armoured cruiser Jules Michelet, oil
men could do was to prevent the fire Hyercs, by the premature explosion
spreading, - of a six inch gun are dying in the
The fine plant which was installed naval _hospital here. The oilicial n-
about seven years ago and was valu- quiry into the cause of the' accident
ed at $150,000 is in ruins and the shows that there were two explos-
machinery a wreck. As a result ions. By the first thirteen men were
there are no street cars running and hurled to 'the deck and frighttnlly
many, factories and the newspaper burned. As soon as the victims _gd
offices which used electric power are been °0nV°{edr9:&10l":i th;5tl§if£:S ' Wi!
1 di _ courageousy e me w e same
:Edtlgilfogpiritillgrknexgiohilght. S gun, under the direction of Admiral
-C . Bertrand Sourrieu, Commander of
’ SIX INDIANS KILLED the training ship Division in this
_ ed and ten more oiiicers and men
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poses, Pierre La Plum.e,t8 'tl 03115;; ____ A
uawaga indian, was ins an y i LONDON' J 26___,I, t
and nv” °f his follows of tha meer' women includiiigemany pretii‘r1iii1fg1“t!@l%‘E
"“tl°“ ‘"0" °" 1°” “"i°“Bly i“j‘“" ciety women and several Duclieues
Hd- The bm* W” b1°“'“ t° pieces all of them dressed in white amd'
and uhhh wenrlnég whireugets trimmed with
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BIG CHURCH FIRE' giir :lilo Etrezts ofmgndgn 312:;
which was called Alexa drl D -fin
WINNIPEGM JU" 27’F°r the honor of the Queen Motiier.a'The.iro- ~
second time within 8 week, the Cath- sheds are to hh given to thh Mhkopo*
uc church in SL B°h1f°°° lm' “uf” msn. Hespasis end sonvuiuemt,
ered heavily from fire- LH" Shlf' homes in the name of Queen Alex-.
urday night the new St JoselJhH andri who ori n ted
being $43,000. Last night life were made for the occasion by blhid,
broke out in the new $250,000, semi- and cripple workers. A button V 
nary being erected near the cathe- of wild roses cost two cents svlémxn
dral, and before the flames were sub- bunch was sold for twenty-five ‘
had been done. ettes while for motor cars gprlm'?`
It is believed that both fires were had been provided. There wal mllhkq'
caused by iucendiaries, and the po- rivalry among the women for 
Hee are making Arr investigation. The most favorable locations al 
losses are covered by insurance, were offered for the belt salsa. 
A-k ‘or mnn,,d.n ,md uk, M otbev Keep Minard’s Liniment in the honll.".'
HIGH GRADE CONFECTl0NER_Y___ 1 
ill M°iiINNON DRUG 
. ~ a,_ gi a the idea. __  `
convent was badly .guilt-Bd. U19 lf-‘SB Ten million artificial Vwild foil. '
fined damages amounting I to $50,000 For use of horses, there were`  '
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An announcement which will deel>ly‘40
interest every lover of pure confec-

o lbs. 
They are absolutely pure andc -
tlouery is that' the McKinnon Drug anteed to contain nothing bill
Co, Charlottetown, will hold a spe-
cial sale today of the renowned J obn
Buchsnnan candies-an article nwer wholeseme1nd delightfully d
vegetable coloring, finest eanennv'
and best Havering. They are V V
heretofore onereil for sale in Char- They have never been retslled inj_"0ll|-
lottetofwn. _
John Bucbanhan, Glasgow, Scot-
candy manufacturers in tbe world.|
His factory is old established ‘ and lb
thoroughly modern and the methodsl
An cnfwrcunicy fm- imrehaun
- ada at less than 40s per lb andiak '
varieties are 50c. ln order to tp-
lend, is one of the most celebrated trodute it the firm, for today
will offer these candies at 28s
cult.
per
in pound lots only.
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of manufacture are based on selentiilcla high grads eonfeetioaat a more
principles and backed by years oflm
1711?”
experience. Perhaps bis greatest of Charlottetown 'beanie old every
oder-ate pi-let is seldom the Ole
re e hu been secures by me fecvhome should me sevea_up‘o_i the
tha his candies are used b Royaltyloder and obtain what ll
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being preferred for their purity and yably the' best andy of 
delicious* flavor. The ldeliinnoailmported or placed on sale heh.
Dru Co has ust received a direct The McKinnon Drug Co have leeib
s i l
 
famous goods led the exclusive control of that
assortment oi goods in this provinces
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