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i~ WEL,” Y4N0w iavieni GBA!!-Yliiss-i} 'L Ula.”  . I I   L '  "N‘  TAT TUESDAY MORNING' UNE  ' I I2 in-‘BT or ALL '  Y
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So Says .las Vkkers
Vickers Sons 8 Max.
im -Relations
Stralned \
» (Canadian Press.) _
RORT ARTHUR, June 24-That
Great Brlt_aiu’s naval strength is tha
only, (actor which prevents war be-
tween Germany and Great Britain
iwas the statement made here today
by James Vickers of the firm which
made nearly all Britain' dreadnmil
ghts and heavy ordinance.
‘ This was coupled with the declara-
tion that the relations between the
countries were undoubtedly .strained
and were no better than represented
in the British despatches.
` The Vickers ‘Company has two
dreadnauglits on the stocks for Great
_Britain now.
Mr. Vickers thought that w-ar would
never be while England maintained
 Present policy of two power s'tren»
i Mr. Vickers is here with the British
manufacturers.
The visitors were deligbred with
their trip about the city.
MRS. BORDEN 'l'O_
AoCoiviPANY PREMIER.
_0T'l‘AWA, J’ une 21~Premier Borden
will be accompanied to England at
the end of the month hy Mrs. R. li.
U0Fd0Y1. A~ E-_Blouiit, his privatcsec-
l'¢fBl‘y. and aAleDartmentai' messenger-
who will flll the dual role of messen-
ger and valet forthe Premier.
CQIIDEIISED IDS
T00 LHTE FOR
nser on
in this column Gash must sccom_
pany order sud five per cent discount
charge twenty flvs
cents. `
1595. A BROOCH. NEAR QUEEN
Square. Finder please lcave at G.
L§1~_'11ev__l_°f'»- _______~___s-25Maii>a.
WANTED A NURSE GIRL. 'APPLY
to Mrs. W. C. Cook, 10 Greenfield,
__A_j{9._ Brighton. _ e-zs'Mai.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAII
’ housework. Apply to Mrs. I),
_ f~1_te\v__art,__»_li;5____l{ent_ _St. 6-z5M3i.
WANTED GIRL noR "ci-:NERAi.
_ l.1°\1B°w0rk~ Apply st this oiiice.
.________________ 6-Z5Mtf.
FOR SALE. so sA@`oi~"'oiiLf.E`o
potatoes, '25 cents B, hsg, Apply
sf 0°ry3ll__l3_r3_s-    _s-zsivizi.
Honsn Fon sAL`E oN riuosy oN
I Msrket Square ot 12 iroiooii n.,.,,,_
H9111' Garter & Co., Auctioneers.
_____________ ___6-25M2ind.
» WANTED AT ONCE, 13_A}iB|1;R_
Wages $12 a week. Apply ll.l". Hur-
'lm“1n» B01 119, Qhatliani, N. ll.
____.__A__ ____ _ _ li-25M5ipd.
TEACHER WANTEI)-`-WAN'I`ldU A
Principal for ldnieruld High School.
Supplement $40. Apply tn F, p_
Murp_lLy_,___iflecy._i_ ‘ il-2liM3il»l3ipil_
BFI? _SALE Ar A BARGAIN A
large Office Safe. Inside dimensions
- 50 X 33. Ailply at this office.
~______ _______¢v _ _ 6-25M4i.
cl.l$S|FlClTl0N
_ One cent Der wo; each i tl
 ' - f
- TEACHER WANTED FOR NFIW
Haven School, No. 147. A prin-
cipal and sssisinnt. Supplement giv
en. Apply to P. J. Berrignn serfy
_ _ \T __  _ 6--2fil\l6i
TO Llil , for the month of July and-
August, s furnished house, with
modern conveniences and large barn.
Suitable for a- family of four. Ap-
ply st Guardian office. _ I6-22Mti
'rEAoi~iERs wAN'rEp. rR1Nmr/ii.
and assistant for the 0'l.aary Sclirol
Male preferred for the i-li-.nior room.
‘ Supplements $75.00 and $60.00 R.
__I_'l. -Jelll, Bee. J 6-25M3i.
BOY \WANTD, AN INTIBLLIGENT
smart boy is wante<l» Ons who has
s"flilr education, and who lives in
Ohsrlottsto n. G od wages is offer-
ed. Apply at onozto Guardian Olli-
ce, _ 6-22Mtf.
~ TO LET, A BUNGALOW WITHIN
the Olty limits. Suitable for a
fa`mily'of three or four. This Bunga-
low ls most conveniently Situated.
. Apply to X. Y. O., Guardian Offi-
dg. \ \ 6-2ZMtf.
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AUOfrIoN,_irunN1'rimE *A'r Riesl-
ilence Ili-s. Hooper -150 Dorchester
Bthst (Corner Prince) on Wednes-
day June 26th commencing att
‘ ¢5"eloc\. ‘Pl'.\'1it, Dlnflrpoum, .H'i\ll,
A oem siia Kitchen iarnitai-s.n,
mf , inc' near. 6-21l_@l';i_.
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if ` I
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of _--.__._._..-. -..A ,__  -..L
,___ fi
Hitherto Unconqiierable Sol-
, flier Mastered By Death
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LONDON, June 24-li‘ield Marshall
Sir George Stiiurt White, Governor of
illielseu. Hospital, l.ondon’s home for
Aggd Soldiers and one of the most
dis inguisheil i~=uluicrn in the Britimi
iariny, died today in his seventy-
sevcnth ycar.
Hir George White, who was nn
lrisliiiiun, having been horn in County
Antrim, in liliifi, passed through a
strenuoini life ns u soldier, lighting
Liritain’s bottle in all parts of the
ivorld. He went Llirough the terrible
liiwilsliilis of the indian mutiny in
- i857 as a young officer, taking part in
innnv engugenieiits with the Sepuys.
'lt was however, during the Afghan
war in 1879-80 that he had his fame
and won the rare distinction of the
\.'ic1.oriii. i'li'oss‘ for valor. At. the
llattle of (iliuriisliia he lcd two coin-
puuice of his regiment; the Cordon
lligliluinlers, up ii steep mountain to
iittnck thu strongly posted Afghan
fiimitii-s. hc sei'/.ed ii riiie advanced
alone and shot the Afgliam general
dead. lic uccoinpanied Lord Boh-
orta ou his march to mandahar, and
he in a large rode straight up to
the muzzle of the Afghan cannon,ca.p-
tured one with his own hand and as-
sured thc British victory. He after-
wards participated in the Soudan ex-
pr-dition in 1885 for the relief/ of
General Gordon and the same year in
the Burmese war. In 1897 when lie
wus_ commander in chief' in Natal hc
defended Ladysmith aurinst the Boer
beseigers for 119 ilsiye. After the'
Boer war he was appointed Governor
of the fortress of Gibraltar.
LVILYN IHIIW
IEIIHS H.K.IHIW .
WILL KILL HIFI
(Canadian Press.)
WHITE PLAINS, June Z4- That
Idvclyn- Nesbitt Thaw is with fear
that if her husband gets out oi Mat-
tewan he will attempt her life, sho
testified today at the hearing of
Harry K. 'l‘hu.w's application for n
release from the asylum on the con-
tention tlint hii is now sans.
“l uni afraid that ll Thaw is re-
leased he will Iilll me as he threaten-
ed to do," she volunteered during her
cross examination ‘hy counsel for
|'l‘liaw. .
GASOIiIN'E TANK EXPLODED
Sl.AllNl`/\, June 23-Tlie citizens oi’
Sarnia and Port Huron were rudely
iiroiisi-.il on i~Iuniiii\ i-y n. deafening exi-
plosion. it cruiseil windows to rat-
tle ami houses to 'sliake for miles
from the plant. of the Imperial Oli
refinery, in the former town. A large
two thousand barrel steel tank there.
filled with gasoline, had taken ilre
and exploded, tlii‘owliig the top of tho
tank into 'the iilr, and starting a
blaze which lustcd for hours.
LAWN TENNIS (lIi'AMPIi')N.
TORONTO, .lime 22-Robert Baird,
holder of the 'l‘oronto, Ontario, und
All-Crinaiiiiau lawn tennis champion-
'sliips, won the West of Stotlainl
cliampioimhlp by defeating the hold-
cr. H. E. ll. Nelson, 2-0, 6-2, tl-3,
7-5.
This is the sixth time Mr. Baird
has won the champiouslilp, liavlug
held it five times before he came tn
Canada.
Mr. Baird also won the doubles‘
championship with G.~A. Patterson
as his partner in straight lets..
SUl,l00|| PDE3»
' iuia esani or rain Y.
ls 'I IM PW bl' l"1°l“°“ “IW 'riis nas viii so ingii tonight st 8.06
hy  *big mrs to it "ln Cher-
FARH FOR SAME, OONTAINING 86
` dsfss, W house, and outbirlldlngs.
wsllfil- tsii, about one mile from
cnnisisaeown; sitasesa seam, of
se. éwitjilaa smilie! Pt. 
m}y"%” nliv.  ia. mrm at
' ~"'Jol!li 'l\!oi'ldy's, Pownal Bt.,
 sssiecsrnieneeiaass immi-
 nlr. Lsrsge, wooaseoeii-,'N-.Ili
. d t at 9.06. It will be
ggglowm "Ulf, \)0 5 1006 §Glll\71.‘ an 0mo|TOW
high tomorrow morning st 7.83 audi
Thursday ~ at 8.18 
The sun seth this svsning snd tp-
morrow at 7.65; ` it rises tomorrow
I morning and Thursday at 4.10 l
' The moon lite tomorrow morninsi
at 1.41. - I ~ _' '\
The full moon will be _gi/9-34 B- m-
on Juris fsth.
‘ras length oi eoasy win us iimsn
ignrr w 3., L- as 9 I-.=-».h. _.__ 
BR! NA   RQOSEVELT ,LEAVES   'THE FLENIMING
   Giiielaami NEW Yami GGVERNMENT I   
Piievfur-ma, wine  in its nan is uri vicramou
(Canadian . Press.)
left for New York this p_i`*.ci'uoo|i.
'hc was uccompnnied by Aloxaiiilei
Roosevelt cairipaigii. ./
to win." 1 _
his phyalclads to rest.
Roosevelt as fur as Cleveland.
(Uaiiadian Press.)
vention was attributed b G Vern
"mismanagement of the campaign
mismanagement well nigh criminal."
V (Canadian Press.)
stnrl; work ni. ' once 1,
Jas R. S-lurlleld will accompany Col
MADISON, June 25-Senator La-
follett‘s_dcfeat in .the Chicago con-
llldi<`\'l~lR, June 24--The lloosevclt'
Progrifsriiiig League of Colorado will
,Z,<_é_1
  Roosevelt Reliubliean Legque gtplygs tg Obtain
_Control of Colaradgi Qgiivgililgili-
iinvsivimi nun .iiifoigigpiii -
I
Republican organi'/ation and
CI-lICAG(), June 2-i-ifol Roosevelt senll Roosevelt mei' to the electorate
college.
- The announcement was made at
ll. ltivell and several leaders of the headquarters today that the nddress
to the 'voters of iliilomilo would be
A crowd gatliered at the station prepared immediately.
and cheered the Colonel. llc bowed Every precinct in the state is to he
iiclinowledgemi-.nt and as the train qrgaiiizcdiiiid there will he ten or
pulled out iitoorl on the bank plat-
form anil slioiiterl “l uni in the fignt precinct coniittceirien.
twenty active ivorkers instead of two
Cl-IIUAGU-, .luiie `22.- Former
Mr. iiivell said he was "heart mid Presidciil. 'Plieodore Roosevelt was
soul" with the }¢,,f,,,,ive|t ,,mvem,,,,|_ noiiiiiiati-.il for pri-sideiit on an inde-
|,,,,; wouid take lim” pw-t 3,, me pendant ticket, to night. in the cloa-
cuinpuigli as lie inteiiiled to start for , _ _
1;},,,.,_,,_,e ,,0,,,, having new u,.de,.ed by convention, in which he hail met a.
ing liouru of the rcpiihlican imtiongl
defcitl.. '|‘lic l'ollowers of (lolunel
Roosevelt met in Urcliestra Hall,
less than a mile from the Llpliseiim,
nod pledged their siipport to the
former presiileut.
1" acceptilli-i the iiouiiualion, Col-
onel Roosevelt iippenled to the peo-
Y o or _ ~ _~ _ _
lv. ld. Mcflivern this afternoon to DIL or all sectwlm' wgmdle” “I
party affiliations, to stand with the
1 founders ol' the new art `ono
P Y, Ol
iwhose cardinal principles, lie said,
was to bc, “'l‘l|ou shalt not steal."
'I‘lie informal nomination or
Colonel ltoosevell; was saiil to be
o chiefly for tl e , '
secure control of the State' H pnrpom or wecung 0
f temporary organization,
SLIYIII HIILIIS
HIS IISSIILIIIIS
A [III I WIIH GUN
(Canadian _ Press.)
SIMLT, June 24-After shooting to
death Stephen Wytyirk in front of his
home three miles from here at seven
o’clock last night John Derder, a
Galician. believed to he of unsound
mind, took refuge in his own home
one mile distant.
His house is surrounded by con-
Wytyirli.
Pi.U6KY STEWARD.
MONTREAL, June 21--What would
have proven s triple drowning, was
prevented by the pluck of Albert » V.
Marsh, a steward of the Allan liner
Victorian. While walking along by
the river front at Dominion Park
about 8 o‘clock he,, with several oth-
ers. noticed that, a small motor
launch had capsized some distance
from Shore. and two inen were haug-
ing on to her. A gentleman ran to
the river, jumped in and started
swimming out to them, but before he
got liulf way he collspsed'and began
to sink.
Marsh, seeing this, went down to
the water and swam out to him,bring-
ing him back. Taking to the water
sguin, Marsh went to the capsized
bout, took one of the men oil, and
brouglit him to shore. By this time
the other innn had become exliausted
and dropped oil the boat, so¢Ms.rsh
again went to his assistance and
brought him ashore:
When Marsh landed he was_so ex-
hausted by his strenuous ellorts,hav-
ing been ii;_ the water nearly forty
mluiites, that he collapsed .sand had
to be carried to 9, shed, where he was
revived, nud was afterwards sbls 'to
rbturn to his shin, but not before
someone. who had been watching his
ellort, started n. collection and the
sum of $23 was handed over tp him
for his bravery. l
Marsh has already received three
medals from the Royal I-lunmne Soci-
ety ln England. He has Row saved s
other.
Ask for Mlnard's and take nn nth"
stables and residents of_ the district
liiilftlic slayer' keeps tlicin bfi at the
iniiizzle oi the rifle with which he shot
total of nine livcs ln one way or an-L
\IIIIII]I]INB IIPLHIIIIINS
_ .
MlNI?lAGASI~l, .lune 24- The
dredge Pownal is now engaged at
this place in the much needed public
Wvrk- The iieoiile of this vicinity
will be very grateful to llr. Murphy
for obtaining the harbor imp;-Qv¢,»
ments which were so badly nsednd_
’l‘hs dredge was towed `lierc_hy -the
we P°kir»....owne<l.-ii _ the »i/isritime
. 5- 5f°'(5?ll'llH`ny of liingis Co. The
Pekin is a good addition to the
steamers now owned by local enter-
prise and may they have success in
their new venture
BICYCLES AND SPORTING (lOOl)i»l
In another column of this issue
will be found a large u.ilvei'tiseniciii
for -Ernest Rice, Grafton i~ltreet_
Charlottetown, the well known and
popular dealer in bicycles and sport-
ing goods. Mr. Rice is handling the
`famous Falcon bicycle, and English
wheel that is gaining wide-spread
favor throughout Canada. It is 'ri
‘splendid wheel at its price $30, be-
ing equipped with steel rims, double
tube tires with patented thread, roll-
er chain, extension handle bars, new
style saddle and all other improve-
ments that modern ingenuity can
produce. It is also equipped with n
tool bag, spauner oiler and nickel
plated pump. Mr. Rice has n splen-
did line of other wheels in stock and
his repairing department is worked
Ito the limit handling many orders
‘that are daily received. He has taken
special instruction at the Duiilon
factory in fitting tires to all kinds
of vehicles and his work is evoking
‘praise from all horsemen, drivers and
cyclists. A careful perusal of the ad
in this issue will he worth while.
Cl-IlNE`S`E DISTURBANCES.
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HONG KONG, June 22-Hlllflllls
disguised as soldiers have looted
fi-irty-seven shops in Cnnton and A
rlgmchnieiit of British ttoopi-i has
been rushed there from il-long Kong
to. guard Shaman, the foreign set-
tlement. Reports that roreiizrwrs
were killed in the fighting, following
the looting have not been confirmed.
Reserves (are being held there to
proceed by boat and train to Can-
ton, if their presence is »required,snd
guns and animunition also are ready
to go forward.
It is said that business in Canton
is parslized. The gates of the city
urs closed and strong guards patrol
,the streets. .
The Hritisli guiilioat Rosario left
llere for Shnmen, to strengthen the
fleet there. At present there are
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I]`LLIlIIIIIIIIE
IIIIIIIIIIIL
` IIIIIIVEIIIIIIN
»
Col. Guffey is Ousted Frorn
Convention-Choice
Of Chairman "
\
(Unnudiun Press.)
IIAL/l‘l'MURl*}, June 24-If Mr.
Bryon should not be tho teiiillorary
cliairmuii of the Democratic cou-
vention he probably will be the
chairman of the committee position
iii the party. _
That place will be conceded to
him by common consent.
The general opinion is that he will
prepare the greater part of the
platform, inileerl many think now he
has inucli of it written.
Harmony seems to mark the busi-
ness so far. _
(Canadian Press.)
BALTIMORE, June “24-Col. J. G.
Gulley, lender of Pennsylvania Lemo-
cracy for many years. was 0Ve\‘tl1l‘0Wll
today when the Pennsylvania. delega-
tes Voted to ori-it him from the De-
mocratic Natlonnl Convention sand
elected instead Congressman A. Mit*
chell Palmer, a progressive member
for the party, and the delegation al-
so adopted' by a vol-0 Of 52 T0 5 8-
liesolution- calling one the National
Committee not to name Judge Allen
B. Parker as temporary chairman )0f
the Convention.
No preference for tue position WHS
expressed in the 1'-cnoliition.
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BIIIIK ILLLEH  
SIIIEIIIES--NIJ  
. EIIISE IZIVIN
(Canadian Press.)
sAsKA'rooN, Jose 24-Frank
Gillespie teller of the local branch ol
the Domlinion Bank shot himself
through the head at 12.40 todily-
The cause of the act was shrouded
in mystery ss the management Of the
bank refuse to divulge the flwfil at
present.
cost o`onBINE BUSTED.
‘ s
OTTAWA, June 23-It` is under-
stood that an unusually low tender
for coal has been submitted to the
government by John Henry & Son,
the ,weli-known Ottawa firm,/
The price offered by John Henry &
Sion is $6.09 per ton for 9,500 tone
of authracite. The contract has not
yet been awarded, but it is presumed
that the lowest tenderer, namely, the
I-Iengv éonlpany, will get ill.
Last year the contract price for
hard coal in Ottawa BOF USE in U10
government buildin€B WHS 55-70-
'rhe low tender of $6.09, lu addition
to the fact that there was an unusu-
ally number of tenderers‘, has created
coinimnn talk in the streets to the ef-
fect that the coal combine is burst.At
present Ottawa householders are be»
ing charged $7.75 per ton for their
coal.
At th’e city hall much more is he
ing paid than this for coal.
For the 2.200 tons used at the mu-
nicipal buildings and city ilre sts#
tions during 191l.1l, $7.22 for _hard
eleven wsrships at Shaman. _._ and $5-35 i\ l10I\ fvf BURN! '-051-
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The closing exercises and presenta-
tion of diplomas and _prltes of the
'Union Oommerciil College were held
last night in the Kindergarten Hall,
there being s very large audience pre-
sent completely filling the auditory.
Principal Moran presided and with
him on the latform were His Honor
F. J. Nash and the teachers of the
College. 1 - `
- In his opening remarks Principal
‘Moran referred to the excellent work
done during the pndtgesr. 'fliers were
fifty graduates int Bnmmerslde
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Other speakers were ills Honor the
lilcut Governor, Dr. Mcliellan and‘F.
J. Nash, each of whom extolled the
college and its work- and had a few
words for the graduates.
A splendid muscisl program, as fol-
lows, was rendered’
Plano Solo.-F. T. Watlals.
Lisat oovfrpnogers, w. L. oottoinl Solo "bm Night." Klemit--M1"
Solo "The Yoeman's Wedding.”
Ponstowski.-Mr. Tucker.
! `Reading,-D. E. Shaw.
Bolo "Love's Old Sweet Bong,"
Mollol, Mill J. M¢Donald.‘
\ Sutherland.
I ~ ' ’ t ella was til s io.-G. ia. nitohis. . _
,‘*_°‘“" 9°* ‘W ,"“'"‘?"° - . '§,:l.'°l'n lilgilihslogyloi filflioiiogs. riilil .wlliis mn rises ni¢i~i¢¢a_ ein sp:
.. » e-isimpa lunsi-a's i.isis»seiinnminss°s nilalwork dm vu very sr~ulvl»s~ 'P‘°“'° ‘° '°°°"°“ *“° ““?“"°" °°“
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uiiiaii conuriiciiii coLi.EoE ciosiliii
tributed by Elmer hitehie. o. Eager
Shaw and Mr. Tucisr were especially
pleasing, and each in turn had to re-
spond to an insistent on_<=ore.
SENIOR oounmnonr. GRADE A.
A. S. McDonald, Uni-digsn.
Ben. Conrad, Sturgeon.
Lucy McDonald,* ‘
Jos. Flynn, City.
Howard Murqliz. Psmurs Islands-
Reginsld 'ray o , City.
Howard Pequot, Bouris. ,
Jas. Lennon, Montague.
ri-snk ltsrtin, City.
J. A. u¢gsin_Qi_ty._ _
(Oontinued on rs¢o"s.)'_‘
» _q` I _
IIPEIS IIIIIIII
\
_-no
A Goodly Number of Volnn-
teers Under Canvas
I
'l‘oday Charlottetown will assume'
iFour Govt Candidate)
Pi E' li  in Gloucester llounty,
Were/ Elected
Yesterday
._-._
(Special to The Guardian.)
BATHUI-l.S'I‘, June 24--Fiirther» en-
dorsation of the Flemming goveril-
ment was provided today by the elec-
tions in Gloucester Co when lolfr
more supporters of that administru-
tion were returned. “
its annual military aspect on the oc-;.
casion of the assembling; here of the
P. E. lslaniil Militia for their usuali
cauip training period of ten days. Q
li. iii uiideri-itooil by rcporis rc
celveii from each of the coinpaiiii-ii of
the ii2nd Abegwclt Infantry that
they will come up with the lull es-L
tablishiiii-.‘nt in members, one com-
pany only reportiiig a little below
the establisliinent.
The P. ld. island Light ilorsc will
be in average strength and this will
also be the case with the Army Mcdi-
reception.,of the men who will arrive
today by teiiin or train, Those com-'
ing by train will be met ni. the sta-»
tion by the 82ml Band and escoi'tcd|
to the groiind.~i. L
The following are the 82nd com-1
ponies and their daptainsz
Clinrlottetownf-Calnt T. E. McNutt.
Pownal-Capt W. E. Smitli.
Slininierside-Capt "l‘. H. Fl-lllnmln.
Tryon-Ma.or Boulter.
Alberton-Capt Sha-w. Y
York--Capt Harding.
Brookfield-(lapt Darke.
Covclicail-Capt f-lhaw. `
Besides the 82nd, Light Horse ainl|
Ainiy Medical Corps a detachment of
instructors and range markers is en-,
camped on the groiinds. I
The Light Horse is in command of
Mojot A. ia. ings" with iiieuis Joan.
Stewart and W. (I. Nook and Capt.1'.
J.Yeo, M. D., is in command of the
Army Medical Corps.
The regret is universial with mill-I
men nnil citizens that the camp is
being hold at the Exhibition Grounds
:iinl not Victoria Park, where it is
claimed that facilities are -ust as
good for the men for training pur-
po.=aes. 2.
EINIIIIIIIIPS ‘
PLIIIIIIII IS Mil
WIIH IIEIIISIIL.
(Canadian Press.) i
MONTREAL, June Z4-The petitii
on of Mr. Fanteux, Conservative can-1
didate at Two Mountains at the ieder |
al election, who was debarred from
running and his opponent, Mr. Etlrj
ier, declared elected by acclamation,
by the returning onicer owing to nn-
oiriiusion in Mr. Fanteux' nomination,
papers to have the election of iii
Liberal opponent annulled, was dis-,
missed with costs at Ste Scholae-iti~I
que today. I
Faiiteux will appeal to the Sir;
preme Court.
- LAWYER si=~iecULA_'rEn.
ber of local people who entrusted
derstood to have suffered heavily thru
his defnlcation and one widow whose
estate he mgnsged is said to have
lost ¥lG.000.
THE WET ll ER IND -
THE TEIIPERITIIRES
_,___
(rlpecial to The Guardian)
TQRONTO, .lune 25--Light to_ mo-
derate westerly winds, line and de-
cidedly warm.
The temperature st three o'clock
this morning by the “Rexsll Store"
Tested Thermometer with a northern
exposure was sixty degrees above
zero.
yesterday was sixty-six degrees :zovo
aero and ‘tho highest was eight our
shove. The lowest recofddd the pre-
nins a. m. yesterday it was seventy
_,above and nine p. m. lt win lixf-iw.
six above. ` 'Q ‘ " ' ’
-r--or -- _ "*i“f.. .i» ,. on  fest...  ~\ ...§i\i¥l"--`...-_»...... -.... » »- ~ -=»- A h .. ‘“‘»-~v»=°»r=f'-» -W _._
their .financial ailairs to him are un- ,
The lowest temperature recorded.
owing to the' predominance of
fishermen in this community it ~ be-
came ciistoinary to hold the election!
on the-Monday following the nomina-
tion day- instead of the week after
that date as it is elsewhere. '
This is due to the fact that most
fishermen are home Monday.
Messrs Stewart, Hachey, Witzall.
and Robichauid the government call-
'indstes were nested by msjorities -in
the vicinity of 1,000 there being but
ri slight variation between the call-
didates.
“ul Corp* Ewibm This is the first time Gloucester
The tents at the on C t 186
Groiinds have all been pitched anrllyfghggnii tggsgmféoglz Emcien H187 :nd
_ . _ . ll-
evcrything is now in ,readiness for the _ g . 0
test was not in doubt so complete 't
victory for the government ailordsa
surprise even for the most optimistic
i-iupportero of the party. ’
The i-:tending of the parties when
the Legislature reassembles will bl:
Government 44
Independent Conservatives 2
Uppositloii _ 2
One member of the opposition will
probably desert and join the govern-
ment ranks.
AN APPALLING CALAMITY' -
BUli‘F‘Al.(), Jime 25-The Excursion
Dock at Eagle, Grand Island.
Niagara River, Collapsed under tha
weight of`u crowd last night and at
least 200 people were thrown into
N
i.ii,,»,,-,W masse- s --»
. Q es iave been rc red
e ove .
The party lelt here yesterday
morning on- the steamer Henry
Koerbcr with the barge Lottie
Koerber in tow.
The first news of the accident was
received in this city when Mrs. Mill-
er, wife of the proprietor of the Hot- " '
el at Eagle Park telephoned. The
telephonelsystem failed shortly afte`r~
and the place which is on the Canad-
iim Branch of the River has been out
of communication since.
Fix Bros, owners of the excursion
stearnship lines to which the I-Ibn!!
Keorber and the Lottie Keorber bo-
long said late last night that at
least 200 persons were thrown int0
the water and that eight bodies have
been recovered,
FIRE IN CANNING.
HALIFAX, J une 23-The business
district of the town of Canning, the
home of Sir Frederick Borden, si-
minlster of militia, in the Annapolil
Valley was almost completely swept
out by fire this morning at 6 0'-
clock. `
Flames burst through tho roof of
the Cornwallis Trading Company?
store and they spread with great
rapidity down Main street, stop inf
at the post oilice and Bank of Ngava
Scotia building. ' '-
There is no theory as to the cause
oi the fire, which must have bein
smouldering/rom the night befon,
for no one was in the Oorawlkllll
Trading Company'a establishmsn't'~if-
ter the close of business on Satur-
day. 1
The town's fire department worked
veil u w
."“MU"l`°N', “‘““" . "2T.”""’“°“"" |l<i~i-.sshol til; tlggftlgggfgtigiioptilim sllrezl-
tions, which it is iiiiiil wiil. reach Every "mee of business but three ‘md
$50,000 or more, have been disclosed 'h(_,,,, ,,,,,.m,_d_ It was imposmblo mr
by the sudden eiisaiipcsraiice of .laines _ an h,,,,,. 0,. two at the “mt to "nh
A- UI!ll"i"» H l“"""|"*`"l' l““'y°" "fi lu his opening remarks Prlncipdl
this city. A uzirrnnt hos been lssii- §K,._,,|_,,i||L. ten miles away with B “_
eil for his arrcl-il.. 'fliurifiiitr Nl" “ml iuiu-st for assistance and when st isnt
llifgefy Mill Um l~ll“ft Ui Fl"”’“’l u“’“*“ Lalilluratiis from there arrived the fits
and dollars. It is sold thai- 0gll~ Iwns under control. The lossssjwrtl-
vle’s thefts have- been from his ell- willy covered by insurance, are: J. lil.
ents and that they have extended 'Kennedy $4,000; Cornwallis Trldilif
over 5 term of sevcrsl years. A num~ |(`o., $10,000; A. D. Payznnt, $10 -
i000; Fred Northrup, $1,000; R. W.
North, ss,o00; Mrs. Harm-idgs,' Sm;
giir it/:6 Beckwith, 93,000; C. R. Dickie.
;:i_0 . '
HARBOR EXTENTIONS.
VANCOUVER, B. U., June 22-
liisyor Les, of Westministsr; ted; 4
annoliiced the completion of s pall!
me of _harbor development based \‘»oa
that in vogue in sililontrcsl, hero.-v 5
commission is the governing .
The city will spend hall 5 `
dollars immedlatelyi in the co
ion of s buoy which will- sv _
run along two miles of the city
ter front. - *’
An English company has pigs
_Annacls Island, which ll lass '-
mils down the Fraser from tho;
ness section ofthe nity, und thll `
party is to bs improved with the
 rr" .°: rr'
l» DNP ra On' 0 0 `
Osnnl trade. ‘l'he'.’h‘ller""ll hr -’
vious night was fifty-nine shove, .<‘st,~.“ ys'q¢mln||¢,|- um. pon __` f
navigable -for the lsrlsst calibur _
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